The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-10 00:00:00

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DBVERNON, Decessed.—Pureu*nt to so sot
.Of parliament IS and til Victor* cap. St, bitituled "An
Act to further amend the Law of t to. ty and to relieve
Trustees," NOTICE IS EMMY GIVEN, that sit CREDITORS
sad other persons having any CLAIMS or demands upon or
against the ESTATE of the Reverend CHARLES VERNON,
clerk, doctor in divinity, late of Wherstead-park, to the 000387
of Suffolk, and of Dover-court, in the county of loom deo
who died on the Stud day of October, 1803 at Wherstead.parir
aforesaid, and whine will woe proved on the 17th day of De.
comber, 1865, In the principal registry et her Majesty's Court of
Trol rote, by Sarah Grace Lumley Vernon, the relict of the said
deceased, and James Read, the younger, of Mildenhall, in the
sold county of Suffolk, gentleman, the meenton named In the
said will, are hereby required oa or before the 30th day of Octo-
ber, 1885, to send the particulars of their respective claims or
demands to the said executors at the Wilco of Mews. J. and J.
Read, of Dikter:Mall aforesaid, solidtors, ,ad that the said ex-
ecutors on or after the said Seth daof
ewl to distributewill, the wets of the said Charles Vernon, decessed,
among the parties eutitled then te, having regard only to the
claims or demands of which the said esecutors shall then hays
bad notice.
Debra this 30th day of September, 1366.
J. and J. READ, Sithienhall, Solicitors.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
PRomonox OF 900IAL MINOS.

adopted had been given, but it was understood to
have been prepared at very short notice. This,
however, reminds me of the general want of system
that seems to prevail in the ordering of the busi-
ness of the association. Papers are read without
being in the programme, and some are postponed
to make room for them, so that it has been some-
times impossible to keep ourselves informed of
either what was going to be or what had been.
To-day, for example, three important papers
were read, viz., Dr. Lankester's the Dean
of Chichester's on education, and Dr. Milroy's on
cholera and quarantine, not one of which was in
the programme of the day. So that I think
there is some reason fur the complaints which
are uttered about this and some other lashes.
in the arrangements. The Social Science Association I
has a raison d'être, and it is really a pity there should
be any lacked business-like management of tbiskind.
The British Association publish every morning the
titles of the papers to be read, and this can easily be
done, we should think, even if a paper stands over
for want of time. Dr. Hook, as one of the commis-
sioners oa middle-class education, ia well qualified
to speak, and his paper was full of point and clever
allusion, with a good deal of practical knowledge of
the subject and classes of society, without perhaps
being extremely profound. It was extremely well
read, before Lord Brougham, Mr. T. Chambers,
M.P., and a full audience, by the Rev. Canon Sale.
I will not venture to do more than say
that the chief suggestion for improvement
was that government should establish free col-
leges in all large towns, where those pupils
of the existing national schools who showed ability
might receive a complete education corresponding
to that obtained by the higher and middle classes at
the universities. Another suggestion, of a different
kind, was, that public workshops should he kept
for the teaching of trades to the poor. As to the
children of the lowest of the low, Dr. Hook consi-
dered that the State had • right to interfere in the
child's name when the parent neglected it, or was
manifestly injuring its mental and moral condition,
and make even the mother yield up her child.
Miss Carpenter, who beard the paper read after her
own, had also insisted upon the aid of the State for
destitute children ; she pointed out the claims of
the ragged schools supported by private charity
principally, which of tea furnish good soldiers and
sailors to the State, and enforced her argument by
some photographs of those fine fellows, which she
handed to the President.
Mr. Chancing, whose name is among those
distinguished and enlightened humanitarians of
America who formed the United States Sanitary
Commission, introduced his paper on the subject
with stating his sincere belief and hope that the
great war just ended was the last of all wars, and
that the era of peace was at band. In speaking
of the origin of the Sanitary Commission from
Miss Nightingale's Crimean Commission, be spoke
quite in the poetic expression of his country, of
the growth of their society from that seed of the
tree of life sown by the band of one who will for
ever be remembered as Saint Florence--an allu-
sion that was received with the warmest apprecia-
tion by the audience.
The afternoon has been very wet, but this will not
interfere with the visit of many of the members to
the house of Mr. Plimsoll, where, I bear, Lord
Brougham is to hold a sort of reception. To-morrow
the Mayor gives a dinner to the society, and a
reception in the evening at the Town-hall.

(FROM ♦ 001

SHEFFIELD, MoJuAT.
While the working men of Sheffield are idling
about the streets on this damp day, worshipping at
the many shrines of Saint Monday, and, I fear it
must be said, Saints Tuesday and Wednesday as
well, the working men of another class are harder
at work than ever with their schemes for the educa-
tion and general elevation of the whole human race.
It is certainly rather a strange spectacle to pass
from the streets of this thriving town, thronged as
they are with idlers to-day, into the large room
crowded with ladies and gentlemen, and see the
veuerable Brougham surrounded with men of high
social and some scientific rank, with an Indian
judge and his wife, in their rich Oriental dress, and
a benevolent old lady (explaining, with strong
voice and earnest emphasis, her benevolent plans
for giving the blessings of education to poor and
destitute children. It is a startling thing to
hear a Hiudoo gentleman speaking our language
far better than if he bad been a Yorkshireman„
and urging the claims of education, its vast and
neffable influence for good among the people of
the far East, the ancient home and birthplace of
that civilisation which we see so abused on every
aide in this favoured land. One listens to the
earnest demand of Mary Carpenter pleaded so
firmly and so modestly, and to the fiery assertions
and denunciations of the eloquent Dean Hook,
against a state and a government that neglects and
has neglected too long the great moral wants of
its
people, with a feeling of indignation that Hindoos
should have for so many years had advantages of
schools, and have positively been raised by those
advantages to a far higher extent in the social
scale than most of our own people. Native judges
and magistrates and clerks are administering our
law in our greatest colony,land pushing us from the
stool ; while at home the populations of commerce
and manufacture are being wasted with diseases
that are easily preventible, and habits that are
those of savages, while their children, as Dean
Hook declares, are thousands of them first taught
to beg and then to steal, and never hear the name
of God but to swear or curse.
How to meet all this terrible inversion of the order
of civilisation is the great question which we have
been debating day after day. In Dr. Lasikeater's
address of to-day, which formed the principal sub-
ject allotted for the general consideration of the
assembled and united sections, we heard how
science is prepared to deal with the causes at the
root of all social growth—those which produce
health and well-being of the body, and those which
' destroy them. Half, if not more, of the great
ditii-
(ditties in the complicated social conditions to be
dealt with in practical life arise from the universal
curse of disease ; and modern hygiene is suffi-
ciently a science to assure us that these can be
obviated, and perhaps entirely eradicated. Consi-
derably more than half in a hundred deaths in
London and ourgreat cities—it was no less than 67
in 100 in 1863 in London, and nearly half through-
out all England—are caused by living in bad air
Dr. Lankester tells us that no less than 100,000
lives are lost every year iu this way,
and, putting the argument in a very matter of fact
manner, reminds us of the value of these lives as
wealth producers. It is fairly assumable that the
cholera and the cattle plague—one of which is
threatening to attack us, and the other now ra-
vaging our herds—are forms of a universal disease
arising from causes over which we have control.
It is easy to speculate, as some do, about a volcanic
cause at work in the earth, but this is really idle
when it is absolutely certain that overcrowded dwell-
ings, deficient ventilation, poor food, and bad habits
of life produce typhus, fevers, scrofula, consumption,
and all their host of ills. There are the oontagionists
and the anti-contagionista, who squabble over their
science when Dr. Lankester would tell them both
to be minding their business, in removing known
causes of disease and establishing the means of pre-
venting it. But it appears that the doctors are be-
ginning to discover by the experiments of Dr. Budd,
of Bristol, and Dr. Richardson, that contagious
disease may be originated, and more than this, that
it is quite possible the seeds 'of disease may have a
power of growth of their own, as Dr. Laukester
suggests, something analogous to the power of pro-
pagating which some parasitic animals have in their
transition states of development. Thus any dis-
eased matter may multiply in its nidus, whether in
the air of a black ditch, like the five Sheffield rivu-
lets, or the bundle of linen which Lord Brougham
told us he heard was regularly sent in a cart from
the small-pox and fever hospitals some miles
through London. Dr. Laukester suggested whether
the cells of pus which we know have such en
extraordinary vitality that they may be made
to convey infection, as in vaccination or inoculation,
all round the world, had not a power
of growing like the cells of the yeast from gas. He
thinks it most important in reference to those
diseases which are found by',experience to spread as
epidemics, as well as scarlet fever and other
tious diseases, to remember that there are always
By the arrival of the overland mail from Bombay the poison makers, the poison bearers, and the
we have received Calcutta and Bombay papers poison takers. The poison makers are not always
dated respectively the Ist and the Bth of Septem- so easy to destroy, but all the poison bearers are
her. The substance of the news was comprised in universally destroyed by boiling water or heat, so
a telegram which we published last Saturday. that washing and steaming are evident and easy
ACCIDENT OW TEE MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN disinfectaute If the air of a room is suspected, the
RAILwAT or IRELAND.—An accident, attended with in• fumes of iodine and chlorine are perfectly sure to
juriss of • more or lass serious nature to twelve persons,
...tura,' 0. the Midland Great W.A.,. Railway .. Ether- purify it. Thus we have some valuable safeguards ;
day last, about a mile from the Bacot& statics, and 20 but if it should be proved that contagious diseases
miss from Dublin, A train, conaistiog of empty cattle
may be produced by drain icon and that the 00D-
vacs, left the Broadstone station about 6 o'clock is the
morning for Ballinasloe. Upon arriving at Silcook tagious matter, whether cells or what not, has a
the °Nies was detached, for the purpose a I tendency to throw off "spores " and to divide itself
shunting, upon which the wagons, by the Toros of
gravitation, roiled down the incline, which extends for infiniteomesib le all
source tbe moreof imperative to I
about a mile from that station in the direction of Dublin, remove evly, it
becery posslaria.
and came late collision with the 7.30 a.m. train to Befliold.
Fortunately the bad „wished the aad of the dadia., thought nothing could have been more compactly
sod their speed had oonsiderably diminished, so that the and better said than Dr. Lankester's admonition
shock was not as severs as it otherwise might have proved. to the authorities, one and all :—" It is the
The driver of the train, is consequence of a curse, did not
perceive the approaching waggons until they were within duty of the civil government in matters of life
shout 150 yards- its immediately gave the slum a" shut and health to do for the individual what
off steam, upon which twelve of the passengers, fearful
of the consequences of a collision, opened the doors of the he cannot do for himself ;and it is the duty of the
cordage, is width they were seated and leaped out. Boren of individual to do for himself what the government
thews persons were in the employment of the company, but
tenant do." He thinks that the full benefit to
only in casomma, that of a boy who received a coctusion as the
forehead, and who was conveyed to the Whitworth Hospital, public health is not attained by the presents system
were the injuries sustained of a very serious character. Of of parochial and municipal control of the medical
the other passengers. Mr. Patrick Fagan, salesman, Dol.
;thin's-born, was stOtly island in the throat ; Mr. officer Oi health. The office m generally interfered
O'Toole, foremast Moan. Besedwood sad Boas. betide", with by vestries and local boards, and Dr. Lankes-
Weetlaad.row, was slightly bait is the head; end two
canto &atm, wboaanamas are said to ba Noon and yd..,
the recommends the appointment of medical officers
residing at Itoandtown, eisteised some slight bruises. The of health for life under government, reducing their
"airmaa.ma of lb', the
wiik weD,P4:b.syw°4o,,,,,,,Won.i.kein attendance
a"po:eibla: wikail e Dumber and increasing the districts, and requiring
rendered to those isjired.—Dublin Express, that they shall devote the whole of their time to
Bourn KINSITIOTON Musaux.—During the week this duty. Dr. Lankester's paper may perhaps be
ending October 7, the visitors have been se follows: •
0s moaday. aad ssurday. free dam open from Considered • little diffuse, and it might have been
10 a.m. tolo p.m 5,087 ;se Iredereday, Thursday, sad more complete if some positive statement of what is
eridleladest.' aghl I.tlss public, 613. °Pe° I the actual amount of improvement in public health
bora eta. till p.m.,Total, 16,766. From the I
meals( of the evairria. 6,601.432. since sanitary measures have been so widely

R CALCUTTA Direct, the CASTLE LINK
Foo, imam ,Algheit class at Lloyd's), leading in the Past
00 Dects. ender engagement to her Majesty's Connell for
isZINDIL DAirrLit. LOM tons register (riled 27th Sept.;
WARWICK cAsTLE, 1,101 tons register, to sail 27th Oct.;
jILYILWORTH CAATLE, I,re2 tons register. to follow.
4,10 Om awa DONALD CU&kII sod CM., Liverpool
0 DUIde
co, M, Parhanientetreet ; or to D. and LA.
CI ~ 9, Groceciturch street, lt.C.
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RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.
Retrials tickets to sad from Dublin are issued at the prlncirel
railway stations In inalend and licoiland considerebty T.•
duced rates.
Excursion trains ran frequently at very low prices.
Fur fall particulars we Lie railway companies' announcement&

THEATRE ROYAL IIAYMARKRT.—SoIa
Imes and Memoir, Mr. BUCKSTONL—This THEATRE
Is now OPEN for the SEASON EVENING aneadarl
and TO-MORROW (for those two nighM only), the performance
will commence with ilhotitians comedy THE BCNOOL FOE
SCANDAL, In whloh Mr. Chippeudale, Mr. ituckstone, Mr.
Compton, Yr. W. Parren, Mr. Howe, Mr. opera, Mr. W. Gerdes,
Mr. Clerk, Mt. Braid. Mr. Weathers hr, Yr. Ore, Mr. P. WNW,
Wes 10e117 Moore, Miss Snowdon. Lira Y Fltswilllam, Ulm C.
will appear to be followed by LEND MI YIVI
BIULLINOS :Mrr. JoUghsly (his original character), Mr. Ruck-
' ACM concluding with NAST *HAYING. Mem LOWS& Keeley.
Miss Penny Wright, de. On THURSDAY, Oct 12, Mr. Charles
Mathews will reappear after Ms remarkable end most trioni-
ett.performaneo Ulioutme RIM in Puts, mad in the Trench
making Ma debut here in the roglish Tenion of the same
place. entltiedVOlD UY, sustaining his original character of Sir
Chaska Ooldstrwans ; Mrs. Charles tie hews it W also spore: on
the ems evening In Planate s Extremism of TSB GOLDEN
/Lin& with Mr. Charles Mathews On FRIDAY and tiATUB.
DAY, MIND UP, THE OOLDIC4 FLEECE. and other entertain-
Prollei. —Mi. Sothern will reappear at Christmas.
TM Box Cam is open daily trees 10 1111 6.

LE LINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA
CArireet.-14ancs to MILYIIIRIL—Tbe splendid
esppt
CASTLI4 1.166 loos rein/der, DAVID CURRII,
edic: loading 111 the Fast India Docks, will be desWcbed
moote Dotober, All cargo envied by MD vessel
Id and cleared not later ilea tAe 95thtest.—Fve
MA 66/a6f the owned, DONALD cu Ems sad
ot.,weroaa. oRI. DLAY and 66, Piailansentetreet :or
le P. and HEWN° and Coo., No. 9, Oracechurchetneti
AC.

HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS,
as and 67 OX/01113.NTIMIT.
Tim find Establishment la the Kingdom for every description
of Boys' and Youthi Dress. Boys Kuickerbocker Suite, its. tid.
to Sao Boys" Westminster and Osborne Suits, lga id to Mo.
Mope Bkm, barrow, and lueby Banc Ito to 425. boys lAihl
Caps
Ca Overcoats, 17a to 21a. Boys' Jackals toe Dm oe=
10e. Sd. to 211. Boys' Serviceable Vont& is. ed. to Is.
Beniambie TTOOMINS. 81. 41d. to

STEAM INW YORK. TWICI 1011 LIVERPOOL OR simsgriors TO
•
Ilan LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, a*d
T~PR ILADISPRIA STIAM-SRIP COMPANY lidded deo
bethsirvidevowered Clidebullt lorit Screw Stema4lll/116
Stela twe,
781-61.116.111014 LIVRRPOOL taf NW YORE
CITY or saw YORK, Wearthty, Oet. 11.
CITY OF DUBLIN. Paturday, Oct. 14. •
" CITY Ol HOUTON, Medageay, OW IL
Cad every Weduewley, and elteruate Fridays end S•turdAya.
Cal, WN 'byteh wog tee
ass
Wang every Wedgeeday,
IL mega 21 gutgres. scccettog to the ecoommodatiou. Cebu,
Fee by the Priday's egg /haunters steamers. Is puma,
°mud purge Includes I tall supply of cooked provisions.
ter Canada and the Vatted States bodged through on
OntSulA,VVlLZ:l2tlnrtroorlrer".; :XVI/ A;
NACZY, williamalavet. Larks.

JOZNAiII3 OOP4.Uflrx 1111101 S, the only
leeieermaMsa,"*Zel liippottit.ot illeereld=rrerl
tiered. mg time clerk (" Laost,' Nov. e,
Mk cone an average or Ni days either tenet or chronic
es. Ile at G. JOZZAVII, Trench c.lmealst. 40, Haymarket. Post
free on receipt od es. &I.

TIIEOXFORD.--SIXTY-81X, by J. OFFEN-
-11)1011 ; LA TRA VIATA. NORMA, le , by the most
efficient Operatic Company at Lundoa„ ineltallag.iMeaes Ransell,
Wahnalep, Tyrrell, Barris . Madame Marie, and Wm Yttz-lieury
Mama A. lit. Albya, Green, Spaan Husk. W. Williams.
ShroOr Tivoli—Ballet, the BIUDAL of BRA DTl'', by the
Tory and Baraououiss. Coaled) and Berleeque by the Ir Anbana,
Messrs. Dwiah and Davies the Brothers and Shier 'Ural,
the osiehnsted Ihffigattau dancers mad other Assailable Went
—TWA RYINLN4

THlt nap' sr.AsoN.
NEWMAN'S BRITISH FERNS (School
FAlition). S.
NinntAlt has this a fourth and
popular Editboo of his HISTORY of BRITISH FERNS, with
platos,..full description . list of localities, and ample liatractlons
for cultivating. Price fa.
John Vu Voce'', 1, Paternoster-row.

POPEINHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM.
ij Ito • 1 arrow Sasser . Canasta J. Z.
dewke the &boo porta onDUMMY or sbmt lath inst.W This
Mir hu may n perior accommodation for ponenems.—
ankr to reaurrs 4R VIM PRILLIPPEI wad Co., 84. Dan-
OWN& Dunalareehill. EC.

METROPOLITAN MIJSIO HALL, Edgware-
toad.—Open at 7.—Glorious snorer of IiARVEY ana
ncH, the unapproachable and original Nair Warn
Liars Leybourne, the Lieu Gorr Jerry Wood, Chapin.)
Ballot Troupe ; Emma Wilton, and k.llty Gray. &rood week of
The Beggars' Opera—Slanager and Musical Director. J. J.
POOL&

RAVESEND. The OBEAT EASTERN
STRAM-SIIIP. Th SeALOOI STRAId-PACKET PANTS VESSEL VESSEL the ALEX
ANDRA leaves Londen-brtdge Mime
ddb' *ado' 'wended), at s quarter.past 10 a m., I r Beebe,-
Ails sad Tenses Pier. Gravesend, and thence round the GRRAT
usrußt ad MYERS 689 : returning from Gravesend (calling
at itadarvllle) at 4.30 p.m. Fares :—From Loudon to Graves-
end—lore Saloon, single, ls. ; ditto, return. Is. 9d.; Grand Saloon,
slegle, IL bd. ; ditto, return, EsesL From Leaden round Great
T In sad heck—Fore WOOL : Grand WOOS. 4s. Prom
Qnrnmd round Great Eastern and back—Fore Saloom. Is. ea. ;
Orsad Woos, >n Children antler Ten Yeses at age bald-plies.
Wan et, lenich•SP-

THE MERCHANTS COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated under the Companies Ant of lOWA with
Limited LIAMlig.
Capital, C 500,00.
First Issue /0.50.0 w, In 10.0s0 Shares of 05 each.
AI to be paid oe Appli.sition, awl id on Allotment.
A minimum Dividend of l per res pe
t. r annum for three years
on the amount Paid up to guaranteed aa hereinafter stated.
DIZECNIS.
DAVID WARD CIIAPtiIAN, Lao., Lombard-street, Chairman.
James Childs, Pin., Victonantreet.
Janne Pemorote, , 8 Auatinfriara
ltteltatel Swum" Lane, hen.
Home R. Chapman, Pao. }Mews. Laos. Hanby, and Co.
P. H. Delbert, Esq.
Balinin—liessra Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Cave. Thread-

BANK of AUSTRALASIA (Inoorporated 1835),
N 0.4. Threadneedle-street. London, 14th September, 1066
The Ceert of DireCtOri HERKBY GIVI NOTICE. that a
DITIDEND, at the rats of dr per cent. per annum, and a
BOMA as ddlooool Interest, at the rate of
ot
eight per cent. per
semwm, both free of income-tax, being together at the rats
liver cent per annum, or £2 16a a share, for the balflear, will
ha MID to the proprietors at this omen on the old capital of the
Oaporatton of 5900,000, on and after TUISiDAY, the 17th
0044.1. mit, betwn the hours of 10 aad o'clock, and that
'Bridged and bonusee at the same rates, being together St h. a
dun, will likewise then be paid on Litts,ooo, the amount of the
Irak woad, and third tuttaiments of LlO each, upon the new
The Transfer Books both for old and new shares will be Clamed
from tbe 30th September, and continue lo until tbe dividend
had beaus become peyable.—By order of the Court,
WILLIAM 1111.1.1 KEN, Smeary.

ueeune-waw..
POLICIIOI3—Mans. Newlyn, Leans, and Co., Itlcbolaadane
BanallaS—Masera. /*unlace, 114,.. and Pearce, 9, Angel-court,

aneoum
MlDlTol3—gessm Calcium), Tunisia:kJ, Youngs, 66.1
16, Tokeuhouselard.
SICLITAILY (prO beto J —J. Langton Butcher, Eau.
Temporary Olio's 86, Old Broad-street. Le.

PPASPECTITS.
Thue Company in fanned for the , urpoes of carrying on the
Wane!, of tn?fcbaata, wale( the Joint block Companies Act,
'"-

with Limited Liability:
The Company proposes to extend to mercantile operations (In
which are comprised home and foreign banking and exchange)
the principle of limited liability, which bas proved it
so well
adapts 1 to honking and nearest truancies& It Is believed
that the advmdages arising nearer
the psriodiaal publication of
accounts, the security alloaded by large uncalled resources, and
the combined superintendence of au e‘perienced Board of Direc-
tors, will be highly appreciated by all commercial classes, espe-
cially by comiguors of gods and produce to this country.
The seaminess of the principle which gave dee c
entreely to
the formation of the Leaden Iderchants Company has uni-
verse/1y achnowleciged, and the Directors have endeavoured to
guard.xminet those &acuities which apparently prevented the
ul °minimum, of that Company.
la order to secure an Immediate basis of operations.
menta have been made with Mew, Lane, Heater, andageTt;
the transfer of their business. This Arm will liquidates all Its
obligations independendy of mount'y. handing only
suco current traumata's and en the Board may wish
to accept It is further proposed to bring In the businesses of
ether firma as favourable opportunities arise.
The good-will a the business of Mews Lens Rankey. and Co.
baa been purchased tor En; On, in debentures, payable one-6kb
annually, with S per cent. Interest. and 2.500 Mares, with EIS
each credited as paid thereon. In Sling this amount, the
Directors have taken into consideration the profits of the firm
during the lest six years, the present prospects of the Dustpan.
and the manner in which payment for the good-will has bet n
accepted. The vendors also guarantee by their personal cove-
nant a minimum dividend of to per cent. per annum, during
three years, on the paid.up capital, thereby giving • substantial
proof of their coandeoce In the undertaking. TIM dividend the
Directors, pending the full development of the Company's opera-
tions, propose to pay to the proprietors hall-yearly, the first pay-
ment to be made on tint 15th 18dif, They may add that
they are most sanguine that this minimum guaranteed dividend
of 10 per cent. will be largely exceeded before the expiration of
the three years.
The Street Ore refer with satisfaction to the following letter
from the eminent Accountants, Messrs. Coleman, Turguand,
Youngs, and Co., is corroboration of the value of the business
of Messrs Inns Mulkey, and CO. t_
16 Tokenhouse-yald, LC.. London, Sept. 26. 1963.
To the Directors of the Hewitson Company (Ilmitedl.
Gentlemem—we beg to state that, in compliance with the
request of Weave. Lane, Blanket,. and Co., we have carefully
eternised their books, with the view of ascertaining what com-
mignon& they have made daring the last six years, from
Ist January, 171511, to Ist January, 1166, and god that the gross
commissions during that period amount to £140,765 17s. Id..
being se average of L 23060 10e. 7.1. per annum : and after de-
ducting therefrom re urn" commissions, and oomeniesiona on
goods bought and sold by the firm, either on their own account,
or for the execution of orders on band, the net commissions
earned amount to £le6isoo 17e. ed.. or an snit A 17.918
Ida. Id. per mount. This is irrespective of th of the
IBMs treasectiona on their own account, and of the Insurance

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
ENGLAND (Limited).
NOTICE IS RAREST oIVOI, that the HALT-TEARLY
UNREAL MEETING of this Company will be held at the
Isidro Tavern,
11
o' London, on TUESDAY, the
Mk October, at 11 o'clock um. recise f or purporm
nesiving the Directors' and Auditor' Report w
and balance-
Meet, and for declaring • dividend.
TM Transfer Hooks of the Company will be Closed trim Bator-
Elt the Wt. be Saturday, the 28th October, both days Inclusive.
By order of the Court of Director,.
ALFRED LOWE, Secretary.
17 and IS, Cornhill, London, Oct. 8, 1816.

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
ENGLAND
Capital £4,000,000, in 100,000 shares of £lO *sofa
Capita asbasilied. 100,000 shares (Mot I=oo, .406.
Capital paid up thereon per share), 5.A00,000.
Reserve fund, k 00.000.
Dividend reserve fund, L 70,000.
bIRICTOPS
TM tight Hon. JAMES SI CART WORTLEY. Governor.
JAMES LitVICIL Esq., Merchant. Ernes Armal.
Trd. Deputy
JAMIth NUGENT DANTE= Esq., Chairman of Gotemors.
the Marco Bank (Liraltods,
Jaws Childs. Esq., Lond,on.
Within Dent, men., Isq Chairman of the Shames and Mersey
Marine Insurance CAmpany (Liml *4).
Alexander Dunbar, EM., Old Broad-street, London.
Charles Ml* Esq., Lloyd's.
Adolphe Hellas, Esq. News. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.),
London.
as Hof
the Mears. Young, Harrison, and Boma),
Wdaander of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company.
itkaard Mutt Lane, Eat!. (mourn Lane, hiankey, and Co.).

Yesterday Mr. F. Elayter Lewis, who has
a/dad the Totems Donaldson ea Proton°, of Architecture
at Univeraity College, delivered his inaugural lecture.
Lutcour Cou.som—Three open scholarships, of
801. a year each, will be 6114 up on 17th October ; deo one
scholarship of 501. a year, for persons born or edu-
cated is the empty of Bucks. Some exhibitions may be
awarded at the same time. Oaedidates ars to call on the
rector es Thursday, October 12, between nine sod tee a.m.
GOVRENISINT SO OaimZ DISLUIR
lisricross.—Yesterday, et the Highgate polme-coort, Mr.
Simile, the clerk, read • commtuticatio° to the magistrates,
Oolonal Jeskee and Mr. Miles, which he bad received from
the lioinso.officia is reference to the remnseratleo to be
awsrded under the recent orders of the Privy Couricil. Oa
a former commies Mr. Bodkin, the magistrate, doubted
whether there was any authority to pay the inspectors, and
Mr. Skaite had letter from theßome Secretary that they
mold he paid one grins a day when employed, arid allowed
threepence per mile travelliog expenses. The communica-
tion which Mr. Voile now read was to the effect that the
accounts of the inspectors should be forwarded sod particu-
lars gives before the payments were made. Mr. Baring,
the uoderseeretary, stated that "peeling the decision of
parliameet, the payments made by the Tremor, will be
treated se advances, and debited to the respective counties,
boroughs, di." The inspectors for the district, Messrs.
Potter sad Farmer, reported tworemovab of diseased cattle
sad the burying of diseased cows, contrary to the orders of
the Privy Orme& They were dreeeted to she proceeding'
agaicst the parties. Tbay were liable to a pearly of 201.
SUSPICTID CHILD KURD= AT IPSWICH.-011 Fri-
day morning, at about 6 o'clock, • little boy aimed James
Warner, 10 years of age, is the employ of Ms. Clement
Kersey. of Bee ball Farm, veer Ipssr, was going to bin
work across • meadow neer Bessimil, when be observed
something which be at first thought to be a pierce of wood
lying in • ditch. He went and looked at it, sod foetid it to
be the body of a male child about two years old. The boy
celled to some men who were at work dose by, and they
took the bay oat of the water which was about three feet
deep. The men went to Ipswich sad gave Information to
the police, who took presession of the body. Ac inquest was
held on Saturday at the Toro-hell, before Mr. S. B. Jacks-
man, the borough coroner, when Mr. T. Peacock, surgeon
to tbe polies fore% said he bad examined the body and
totted ao marks of violins' enflkient to scoots' for
death. There were some scratehes on the face, apparently
caused by brambles, which he thought were made just
before death. Thomism of death was drowning. The body had
not been many bolus is the water, and there wee nothing
approaching dseempontioa. The polies stated that the
child bad sot been Identified. and • verdict of " Fogad
drowned" wee returned. The same evening a woman,
earned Pays, baying seen a description of the body in the
local papers, went to the police station and identified it se
that of Edward Patrick Kelly Coltiempe, the illegitimate
child of Hannah Ooltborpe. It appears that the woman
Oolthorpe pet the child to Yam Peen to take care of at
3s. 6d. a week, but the payments not being made regularly
it wee arranged that the mother should take the child, arid
scoordiegly it wee delivered op to her by Mrs. Pays on
Thursday evening at the Inkernme publichouse. Harwich-
road. The woman bad some bier. and Colthorpe gave some
to the child, saying it would make it sleep. At about half-
peat six they separated. Colthorps taking the child with
her, sod it war not seen from that time till it was foiled
the next morning as stated ahem. Mrs. Pays having given
information to the polies, Coltborras wee apprehended, sad
yesterday was taken barite Mr. T. D. Burroughre, a county
magistrate (the body haviog been foiled a few yards outside
the boundary of the borough), and resseedled oa a charge of
wilful munier till to.day, when she will he farther re.
mended foe a week.
In the comity of Fermanagh, says the Dublin
Express, is Drogheda, and other puts of the provinces,
other Fenian arrests have bees made. The police are active
io merchleg tor arm, end where say doubt exists se to the
security of the government stores of arms and am
ho
they are removed to other quarters. The person s who have
Their
been arrested in Cork are kept in strict eosfirodoeut.
relatives ere not allowed to see them, and they already begin
to feel that. though the romance of treason may very
attractive, its realty may be fraught with very el ere-

—London.
NemN. liewboa. Eaq., London.
Eirwoall, Eau, J. P , gumellaquara. London.
J Itsekrill Smi h, Esq. !Mersa J. !SaariLl Smith and Co.),
Broadotreet, London.
Edward Warner, liep., OLP., London.
Jamas White. hag., M.P.
Albert Graut, Esq.. M.P.. Managing Director.
BANNER&
The Ape and Muterman'a Bank (Limited).
Messrs. Smith, Payne. and Smiths.
The National Bank. London, Dublin, and its Branches hi Ireland.
14 alliance Bank ,Limited;, London, Liverpool, and Mao-

cheater.
Bouctioas—Mosani Newboo, Moo, and Co., Nkholawlowo, AC.
SECIZTAILT Allred Lowe, Msg.
Mao 17 mad Itl, CtornhaL Landow.

ITuitneaa
We are ,Gentlemen, your obedient Servants,
Mined, COLEM AN, TU SQUAW D. YOUNOS and Co.
Applinselons for a large number of the shares have been already
received, and It is proposed to commence the business of the
Company nomediatei) after the allotment, which will be made
without delay.
YTOSPOCILUNNI and forms of application for shares may be had
of the banters, brokers, and of the Secretary, at the temporary
cakes of the Company.
Applications for shame, accompanied by a deposit of Cl per
share. may be made on or before Thureday, the lath inst., when
the UM will be eloped.
The memorandum and articles of association of the Company
whisk have been duly moldered, may be seen at the °Sloes of
the solicitors, and • copy will be sent by poet on application.

DEPORITS RECEIVED BY
THE CREDIT FONCIER sod MOBILIER of
ENGLAND (Limited}
THE
fer MONEY on DEPOSIT.-11de Company receives
money on Deposit, In soma of tIO end upwards, at the under-
mentioned rates, from thie day until fmtber nett( e, viz. :
At fourteen days' notice 6 per cent. per annum.
Atone months

for Axed periods of
BM km than months add op to 6
amain fi per cent. per annum.
leyord 0 months and rp to 9 months 6 per cent per annum.
Beyond 9 months and up to It months 62 per cent per annum.
Beyond 12 months and up to is moothe.2 per cent. per annum.
Forms of application can be of tat of the Secretary, to
whom all comnsinkstlens must be addressed.
By order of the Court,
ALFRED LOWE, Secretary.
Noa. 17 and 19. Cornhlll, London, Oct. 9. 1866.

FORX
be OF AenzsATiow /OR FRAU&
(To retained by the bankers.)

No.—
To the Directors of the Merchants Company (Limited). I
Gentlemen,—Having paid to the tankers of the Company the
rum of ii , being • deposit of al per shareyn
shares, I hereby request you will allot me that
themenubr, and
I agree to accept the same, or any less Dumber y be
allotted to me, and to pay the amount due on allotment, and
the calls an they may be made . and I hereby auttiorla and ens •
power you to Insert my name in the regisVr of shareholders of
the Company for the number of shares which you allot to me, and
I agree to be bound by the Memorandum and Articles of AIDOCIII
iloll of the Company as registered.
Usual signature
Name in lull
Address
Wettest=
Date

POREIGN W INES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian
.1 Sherry. 17s. ; Andalusian Poet, 17a. Cd. ; French.
heck Sherry, 18$. per dozen . Beaujolais. lls. dd. :
as
; Reassillon, 17$. ed. ; Chablis, 215.: Hoek, 81s. to fes.Xr=
limekiln; Hock and Monello, 48a a doss; C Enna Brandyea=
Tr brown, 40s. a dozen, bottles included. Terms cult.
DIM %iron tour dozen lute the country.
EDWARD BOWERBANK and SONS. LitsliDers and imposters,
171, Sunktreet., London. Fetablished

tip PECTACLES are ACTUALLY
NiCISEIJAY
EN the eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after readier;
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be double ;
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
per example :
WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes
and the book ;
WHEN objects must be held further off to be I
seen more clearly ;
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
seedle.
The above are premonitorysigns of decayingsight, and indicate
that an optician should be con, tilted without delay. From long
sot extensive practice livers. Thome. HOT(' and Son are tally
competent to advise on all matters pertaining to the remerling
defective sight. They skilfully adapt knew per/OAV true. (a
the renuieite power, and Miseries they jecticiouslY select • *Pec-
toris frame of the form mast becoming to the lace. THOMAS
HARMS and SOS, opticians to the Royal Family. opposite the
British Museum gates, London (their only house). established
TM. Caution—No travellers or agents.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and
soot useful Invention of the day, AQUA AIIARELLA..
Yam. JOHN HORNELL and Co., Three ling-court, Lombard-
street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the
human hair to ft, pristine hue—no matter at what age. The
Ages Amiss-ells has none of the properties of dyes ;it on the
contrary, la beneficial to the system , and when the heir is once
restored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour.
Price Al Is. per bottle, or In half bottle'. It. ed. John Gannett
and Co. have been appointed perfumers to H.R.H. the PIiDCOIIII of
Salsa—JOHN HORNELL and Co's CHERRY TOO I H PASTE Is
smsly oatorios to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per-
fumers, chernista, and at the samlaciety, 11, Three Zingootirt,
losobard4treet„ London.

vIPRE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE
.1. The most scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri.
Uve cordial OM introdudd indoor to thew normal oonclition
mil the secretioua, oo the integrity of which perfect health do-
=lt is• spice° foe debility of all lands, and front its con-
aims other threaten. parable and phosphate of sods,
will prove bled" bseslicial to the nervous sod dyspeptic.
Pries Ps. per bolas, or four rainntitite in one for M. fiol•
adenAfiall% Italundarten and Co.. 520, Oxfoedstrest.
and lmichnroh-street. LC., londoe.

THRZSHER and OLENNY.
NM DOOR to SOMERSET-BOIIM STRAND.

Tbe only establishment in Landes foe the following Ara
THILESHNITS SUMAR. ANGOLA SU ITS.
reassiums INDIA TWILD SUITS.
THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS.
THRESHER'S KASHMIR SHIRTS.
TEISITHERS COLOURED FLANNEL SWIM
TRIMMEST! MILITARY SHIMS.
THRESHER'S OVERLAND TRUNK&
TIM. Srit'S INDIA BULLOCK TRUNKS.
TRIMMER'S METLIC LINED TRUNKS.
THRESHER'S INDIA CABIN BAGS.

D
SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
.L.F • never failing remedy. prepered without any mercurial
Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr Scott. will be found invaluable
to all ho suffer hose bilious and liver complaints. indigestion.
wind. vesperms, Vidiams. dimmer of the eyes, an. lot habltaal
rostivenme as a funny aperient nrodraine, and as a partner of I
the blood. they are truly excellent mild in their operation and
getal to the Mauch, they create appetite, Promote digestion.
and strengthen ibs whet Dermas system.—Bold by W. lam.
beet, °horded., S. [tog Wlllimentreet, Dhariliff-ernag, and by most
druggists, In bassets. lin, sad Be
are square for Dr.
Poott's Mows sad Laver Ms. The genlims are in green
package with •• Lambert" enveved on the stamp.

sequesess.
A MAZIII.LOI CIUXO 8118PANDID.—The
other day, is accordame with previous anangeasist, •
potpie &Waded at S. Osyth Ohara, Bee*, for the
purlieus of beteg waited in wedlock, the Rev. Mr. =
of Omit Oladou, being *mint to egiciste is the
of the imam**. Ail went well ustil the siergyassa
required** beidegroom to repeat after him the monde.
"Li —• take —to be sly wwidwi wife . •
le . . for
better, for worse," kr., whoa, with Mimed
altered
he
altered the farm& to “rn take her for better, bat pot
for worse." The rev. gentlemee immediately closed the
book sad quilted the thee&

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N.8.-OIIITITB lIITPPLIIID for INDIA, CHINA, sad tie ODID.
Mai sad &dined Ma of the ankles required for even purpose
lid appointment will he forwarded os application is above.

HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DIiPA.RTMERTS,
66 and 67. OXFONIMITHIET.
No. 1. Omitleramis Ctotkdan to intmadiate weer. No 2. O.
tireafeOrder Department. No. & Bali MOM( lot 11•06621646
weer. No. 4. Bo sod Tanta' Order Department. No. 6.
Habit sad Lavery Depertseut. No. !data and General Hernery.
No. T. Travailing Clot in Unabrallea, Portmenteetu, Asp, to.
Provincial amoeba 21, 12. sad U. 8rew•660684 ;
lisd.' 4 iiriglate.

NIIMPORIYB num MAGNESIA.—Tbe
DiNatedbael anemias far thirty years bare asarwred of ads
are ad ol sagoada aa Use best remedy bar Ns
aad gar
iambic disorders of every Wad mad as a mild veriest it is eve.
clans adapted for ladies sad Widens Prepared sa.=
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Looks, sad amid lareadiout tbe world bf an resismtabis
I ebeadata. Caatioo—bee that " Deaskakad and Co. la ea Saab
beads mad tad label over the wk.

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