The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-13 00:00:00

BIRTHS, lIARICLAGE3, AND MATHS.

WVITT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINL
AI et ?ACM flitlp.—For HOBART TOWN Direct will
Yee quick acapatta), Out ell-known clime ablp IMMO WEIL
Al. 611 tom now. WILLIAM 870111 Z. Oocainander loadlud
In the Lit ladle Docks. 'lbis regular trader has arneato
aspornoastios kr eldat cabin panseagess, and being opted toner
Wig purges, abs offers a dadreble opportunity to
)err freight or prop apply to DEVITT and kloolll,arm—
ii..,

(LACK BALL PABBBNGEB, LINE ol
CLIPM MEM toe AUZTIALZA Iron Leaden direst.
_ _

liosnallic i Dooks. 1 To hati.

Ifbay Ikea Dalai I SAN IS. Wilt I Sept. 16
Wig Clay al Sydow Leal L ladla Oat 10
QUISZOILABD.—Laad Olitiara 117 A. Is all alas--
211statta 11„.:ne2i.} COCO 11. Italia
Bristow City ....I %WO tls

Oat. 4
To I4low

Mb esislasSM Wks of packets bass. by tbrids priadasitty sal
WPM IdMP% sane* a well-tams rtglataldea. sad air per
sow sosomorsodation ts by say Tank alload—Yer
ar t• Australis amply Is
Ja II ns=lB •NsPresS .. : ideate for lbs Is
Bill lias . sad T. M. MAMA sad 00.. 1. laelleataildisset.
&sem LC.

LESSEE. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of
Staekwall-yard, Laudon) LINZ of STEMS and PACK IT
to AUSTRALIS.— For ILff L., MUMS, Port Phillip, direct
lane Docks is Wednesday ttak September, calling at
i,ths sateadid clipper sh SII/FOLK. Ills tom.
11. IMLAY II AN, Commander : it in LSI &at Inas Dock*.
lii acteramodations for all climes of pismire are unser.
pared, soda she will carry an expeneaord surgeon. —For trelskt
er
Mlpply to ALLTORT and MOltOalt, with Main.
SLAY and BONS, 7, LeadenbaSeireet.

CUNARO LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH
AMIBJC.AN ROYAL MAIL ISTILAMARIPS. appointed b
She Admiralty to soil brews= LIVIRPOOL and ITV YORK,
and betimes Lin:SPOOL and ROBTOR, the Bombe dips
Mates to lend and native and area ABM?
WAN so other remit am envoi's to all tram Limpet*
Wisp at Cork to sv..dve the salt:
CUBA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Sept. it.
CILLNA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Sept. 21.
P 115141. her NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 110.
Taking pamengers and goods for Kaman and Havannah to
M tansterred as New York !subject to the permission of the
VOW States antborities on board the JAMAS. Cornea
hasege-money, including steward's tee and provisions but
without wines or Liquors To Hallam and Boston, chief aalq
au : second cabin, tit To New York, chief cabin, KM ssoood
shin, it& —Apply to J. B. heard, 52. Old Broadatreet, London:
Jill. Currie, Hawn and IS, Place de la Bourse, Paris: 0. nod
J. Burns. SO, Jamaica-street, Glasgow : D. and C. Mather,
Queenstown or D. and C. lacive,l Wateretrosi, LieerpooL

BIEA-11 FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO
NEW TORE, TWICE A WEEK.
THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PUILAUELPHIA STEAM -SHIP COMPANY intend d►
epatebmg ;heir tuft powered CI)1•-bullt lice Screw Slease-Stdpe,
eserying tbe United States malls.
PROM LIVERPOOL tor NEW YORK.

CITY OF CORK. Saturday, Sept. 1&
IDINRIJKOR, Wednesday. Sept. 20.
And ivory Wednesday, and alternate Frtdays and Saturdays.
Cabin piano by tbe marl steamers sailing every W
andll ginner, accordion to the aecommodatioldn=
by the Friday's and Saturday's steamers, 15 Samosa.Cana a
algpurge bleb:des a full supply of cooked rovtriona.
ter Owed& and tbe United States soaked ea
ElLlZalailaligralr, St, Watrr IA Per
; el
Mid MACKY, 61, King WUliatemstreet. Landon.

AIIEENSLAND GOVERNMENT
log EMIGRATION OFFICI3I, I. Old Broadatreet, London.
IIIIORATION to QUYXNALAND.
TREY °JUNTO at LAND.
AB persons paying their own full pansies to the colony melee
• LllO land order—equal to 30 acres of land—he each member of
their Wallies of It years and upwards, and a £l5 land order
10r each child between 12 months sad It years.
Free sad assisted passages are now given without restriction
as to age to persons of the following occupations .—Akepherds,
gioughmen, rosd.makers, quarrymen, professed gardeners,
miners, carpenters, masons, bricklayers, blacksmiths, wheel-
wrights. shipwrights, Ac. , also female domeetic servants of
/nod character. HENRY JORDAN,
AgenhOenersl for Natkrystion for Queensland.

fIOPILI4HAGEN and STOCKHOLM, with
liberty to all of MALllO.—The One Bret-ctsse screw
steamy NEWBIOI, Content J. X CAVE, will clear for the above
pi on or gams Nth lost. line downer has very eopertor
accosamodatlea far nt.—For particulars of freight or
IMO to P ILLIP ea. GILAVXS. rIUJLLIPPB and Cu,
IrDwaaatamraaan. D4221,4=4-610. X.C.

BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brous-
wick, and °astral Germans.—The North German Lloyd's
be AM-chat anew .teamsr MOWS, Captain I. ll arm-ANN.
will be despatched from Horselidown on THIAISDAY. the 14th
bat (weather permitting), at 10 Los , calling at Brunswick Pier,
Elsekwall, for passengers. at 12 noon.—Faros to Bremen. gl
end Ll, return tickets. LS and Al Mt—Apply at CHAPLIN'S
Totems! Oak*, Regeot-eircna. WPHILLIPPS. °HAVES.
PiIILLIII3 sod Co.. St. Danatan's-houes, St. Dunahueotdll. LC.

ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —REDI3O-
- of PARES.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company's
Orland favourite Messner BAT &VIER, Captain W. BRIT
havolkunrick Net, Itlackwall, EVERY sus DAY at 11 o'clock,
ft arrival al the 10.3 a.m. train from Fencenrck-atreat MatioN.
I.4laed faro: Saloon, Al 6a , fora cabin. 16a.. retain ticket'
kneed at a faro and a half. —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Wrens!
0601, laten'areas, W.; or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVEN, PHIL
LIES led Co.. St. Donstan'aboum, St. Dungan's-hilt. IC.

BIRTHS.
CAGE September 10, at Stockwell-park-road, Brtztoa. thew*
of C. Cage, Jun., Lg., of a daughter.
DAVIS. —JulyLeheagur, Upper Aim% Fel:
tangy, of a son, strn born, the wife of Lieut. Richard Pent
Davis, late leth Bengal Nally* nunirs.
AIS UEL—September 10, at Illghstreet, Portemonth.
Intanuel, Jun., of • son. wife of
lIRRTSLET.--september 11, at Richmond, Surrey, the --
E. Hartbt, , of a son.
SP le
ER.— septemher 11, at Belgrave.eguare, the wife of the 11,0•
N. J. Spicer, of a ugter.
TWERDIE.-Beptembeda h r 10, at Rachan House, l'eebleethne, the
wife of J. Tweedle, Fag., of a daughter.

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
CONPEILAION OF CAPITAL STOCK.
CLOSING of n 4114811,11 BOOKS IranINTO 30th Sap{earber to the

MARRIAGES.
ELLIOTT GUM WOOD. September 9, at Walisoetl4ool
Chapel, by the Rev. W. Bowles" Mr. D. Elliott. of Terra.
House, Park-road. Peckham. to Harriet Sesannah.
of Mr. W. H. Orlrawood, of Queen's-tow. Walworth.
GREOBRISEN—BLICHFELDT. September 9, at the Serr
Church, Prince's-square, by the tirafetrom,
son of A. Hemmen, Esc , of NOTWay, to Julie Mato,
of J. F. Blichfoldt, Req., of Bow. .
HOW NOWORTH ABBOTT.-Beptember 9 at St. Jtoli
Hateham, by the Rey. & Bushnell, W. Holllngoo,,,tb.
Clyde-terrace. Broekley-road. Rent. 0 "1".....a
daughter of O. W. Abbott, RN., of Amenham-peek.
E ATMS.
RROVf N.—September 9. at Percy-clreas, W.C.. Mari. -
of the late Rev G. Brown, aged 56.
CONOLLY. —September 10, at Weybridge. Jams ADD
glifflh
relict of Captain W. P. ooraile. A Cllo*
CRAIi HP.—fl
, eptembeelo, at Peny-vale, Bydenhata.
Ekd M.
DURitssge.—Septeenher 9, at Chleirick-equate, W., C. Dalt" ill.
aged et w
JBWESIIIMY.—September 10. at Kensdegton-park-5.,••••
the wits of H. W. Jewesbury, Esq sled "%Ado/ of
lllt"grai T. of un teeptember 9. TbridgeweCoaaa4eimaerd se Vlls. 116666.4 egta
lit. W.
, mpg IR

_
list October.
le peen:lance of a resolution ef the EXTRAORDINARY
MEET'SOpt Shareholders In the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
held on the 9th Awns', lOW wherelsy It was ordered that the
ffisht per Cent. Preferential Shares and the Onlinery Shares of
the Company should respectively he converted into Consolidated
Name. NOTICE If lIKKEBY GI ERN, that the BOOKS for
r boo of TRANS). ERS of the above-named shares In the
Atlantic Telegraph Corms ill be finally CLOfICD nn SATUR-
DAY. the Seth day of Aeptember instant. and that In order to
Witt of the estaing up of the Stock Books and preparing certltl.
0 mock, the new hooka for the neglaustbm of tram
of the Company's Consolidated Stocks reepectively.
OW ace he opened mud after Saturday, the Slat day of October
proximo. after which time the share certlecete, of fire pounds
etch In the eight per Lent. preferential capital, and those of
twenty puled* sad of one thoussod wends each respectively In
66')rdinaffientatid, will be received at the office In eschan(e for
Mock cerifficatea Ito fee for each transfer of stock will be two
elninalit and Id .—lty order,
GEORGE oit7M. Secretars and General Superintendent.
Athletic Teekkppaapphh Company's Offiees, 12, St. been's-place,
Within. A C., Sept. 12, 11166.

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L
Peteted—aiii Tabilihed by WILLLAX ICnie alo MAIJK mas
LombardWwW, W the CV a Lowialk rtfamirisio.
I Wks m .Leatard-striet. ea the intsisbok"
WanisiDAE. B.IT IS. lift

rEgJOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY
rui...,,. said 7, Nicholas Mos, Ladandri-ww* Loaded
SUNICIUSID CAP1TAL......... TWO MILLIONS.
PAW UP AMON. ESSIES FUND /WOW
DEPOSITS EXCEIVIED
iVie at &maid at I pm coal per SWIM. T
days' andel,
Dab co 14 dame maim MSa
OWYMM Mai tor maw ispealtail for Vass Pall;"

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, th•
kat nt the BLOOD known in lledletan.
INIIThiI""P47-estended oats and mend adoption nw 10
WAY lawn as • boandwid neaninowb role ry

IL ca of construction to this date le 41,066,000 ; of this sum
£440000 was seised n shares saterribed in the idiot
4116.060 was raised la Imam In MIL by a Mt mortgthe
Maw Imedry 7 per cent. lateral, sad repayable by the
tioa of a slather find of MOM per thorn, semesedmirrerS7,
width will redeem the emigre loon I. 1070
4100.000 was similarly mind Is 1667 for the construction of
two branch roads, secured by • mooed mortgage oa the road.
and guaranteedby the lank of Commerce, repayable by the ope-
ners of • raking OM of MOW per aname, criotheisciag in
••esmaidsrabis pedisa d the remainder of the capital ham
Del geggaimi Reim ere te rims eat of the seminal d the rthd-
The me* el the theisrlaltheg here been very satisfactory,
and dam the frffeerbri MOM :
MM. prom rethlpla £100,708
lam'l2l.ooo
11111.
sad g,O 'cos reards freemthmeary I. Jams MOOS
The Bay
laths& meted, 111114
U.
arms
of Manes sad Ilaiaasaa Railroad Commay has sow
elected the pandas, of the Colima
art he Railroad. randeg Iran
Mammas to lambs. gamesome of glimilse. a very valuable rread.sad at ram fathertarese t
difee4 ie Day of Nallula
these= with Mt r sad
ead at
Kaftans
Cimpamo Imaaaali
Prevenerg a Waldo& Mil Is them prokaaa.
ewaaealeg at Deaths with the thedenth sad Jam*
Menem a math of the central road of Ur Mad, which will
very
Jam it
reacßailroah Villad. Clara by the completirm d ths Carthame
and ie
The MUM di lb. d **Cones° Railroad as follows:
IM receipts &49,100
71300
and the relll66turns of DNA 49 from January to May 10 ,OOO
against Iffie, eanse time
empire Ws eardrum, the la of Havana aced Matthias
Company desire to -
raw • tom •hi loads. el £400,00 , bearing
Interest at 7 per met. per amass. payable half-yearly in London.
As arearity for this Imm, the RV ot Havana and Malthus
Railroad Compaq will effect a AM mortgage on the Collseo
Railroad, Its rolling stock, appargenamoss. sad all properties ;
sad deo • on She Bay ef Haman and Matanzas Rail-
road and ea subject only to the existing mortgagee of
A 560,000. of which the first mortgage of 4160.990 will be paid off
eatrody la 16715 C. 6 by themortgaged mmatke cg the daldeg Rind which
commeaces W
The rirth la aa thews
Thethiliso Ralletheemd tots purchased out of the proceeds of
this loth, producing a gross minuets 1864 of 4'71.900
The Bay of Harass and Matthew Railroad and its branches.
meting £1,06,,e00, producing • gross revenue in 1/164 of 111411„010
midget eery to the above„tharseed mortgages).
It will ha magical that the reveres of the thy of Havana sad
Mataanat as well se that of the Colin° harm% ha. to mom
years both steadily increasing at the rate of fir per mat. per
annum, and It la beyond a doubt that the smakpairloo of the
two roads, by a natural incr.** of tray te and a large smith of
expenditure in the admin'strallea, will produce • Ar lather bib
mune, sad may be fairly estimated for the coming year at
£160,000 mom or fully £100,603 sat rewash
Pb. ihe rep Trent of this loan a rankleg had is arranged for,
whereby AMOCO Is to be laid of annually, either by the Tor-
oth's of Moeda or public drawing, Its operation to commence in
1677. by 'bleb time the list mortgage loan of £270,000 will be
entirsth redeemed.
The loads will be Muth in rams of £lOO. sad bear Interest
10th June and lath December, at the counting-
rat= payable
Henry Schrader and Co.
The Mt couppoona will be payable 10th June next.
The raDsmfptfoa pros is 60 per met. payable a. follows
• °D ".
= -es

Law

November.
£3OO
0 14 liberal at 7 per tent. pm annum upon
- previous instalments.
ID I
lutenist at a par cent per moans will be slowed for prepay.
moat of any of the Inman:eats.
Applies Mows for as allotment to be made to Messrs. J. Henry
Schrader and C. 144, loadenball-tutee: or to the Brokers,
Nears. Imurence, Boa, and Pam" No. 7, .400111.40uft.

Loudon. "apt 7. 186 S.

THE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated reader the Campestre Act. Ilia. which
limits the liability of each shareholder to the amount
nigillehares.
Capital £IOO,OOO. to 10.000 shares of flO each
Deposit on applleatke £1 per she" sad on snob:soot £0 per
Nam
No all to exceed ft per she" sad steer the fink so farther
calls lobe sada at lees laterals Visa three months.

MaiKtrOlii.
Dr. LtifIESTZZ, /.1. S., drew tor

01111 a.
Lieutenant-Colonel Evelyn. 34. thidow-ganient, &ad Ken-

Ch=lannprlare, Fan., D.C.L. St. JaiMs Colima, Oxford.
John June* Vonvort, Osomoy.
Tl3cansn WMiam Fordbaim, Unnamed Hy• Farm, near Hod-

argon, Rena
Mr. John Rttmbaf. Rookery Farm. Dagenham, Essex.
Mr. John Abbott. U. Annie Farm, Burdett-road, lAmehouse. E.
Profaner John Clam/es. rroteeMonal Superintendent.
Mr. Samuel Sharon Dancocka, Model Dairy Farm, Fulham-
road, W., Meissner.
(With power to add to their number.)
SoMaroaS—Messre. Morris, Stott*. TOWIIIIOII, and Morris. Moor.
gatestreet-chainbers.
LICHTTICT—G. easers Clarke, Esq., 20, Cockapurntreet,
ArDITONI—Meura C.F. Kemp, Canna% yard, arid Co.
Bain= —London and County Bent, end Branches.
Sicairrnar (pro teem.)—Mr. LL 6. Bird.
DAIRY DIPOI9-177, Yullisameead, S.W., and Burdett-road,
ihnehoues.
Temporary Chas—Moorgateetreet Chambers. E.C.

BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM
FURNITURE. —An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with
pried 011,000 uncles of BEDROOM FURNITURE, seat (tree by
and
OD applicatioa to/Mars mad SONS, apitabildtard. 31,
114 gaingiTagallet. 1.00d0a• W.

PII.OIIPICTITS.
Pore unadulterated milk Ls universally recognised as of pars-
meant importance to the health of the people, hot Its supply in
towns Is well known to be gotta Inadequate to the public wants,
both as to queitty end quantity. This Company has therefore
been formed, at this Jenetnie, with the view of ensuring to the
Inhabitants of the metropolis sod other large cities a wholesome
=PPM of milk from dairies. based on a system calculated to pre-
clude the glaring evils which at present exist.
The objectirms to the present system are, that town dairymen
renew their Moth by nordista in public markets. where con-
tagions diseases are extensively propagated, and that they stall
their towns densely populated Mattis and In Premises totally
met for their reception. To remedy thew evils the directors
propose to erect cow houses, upon entirely new and improved
principles, about the outskirts of the metropolis, where open
spaces are to be toned, and to select the stock direct from
breeders, who will produce a succesalon of cows for the ex-
clusive use of the Company.
As the question of disease prevention Is one of the highest
anowsut, the Directors consider It most important that they ore
in • position to state that they have secured by provielosi
agreement irons Proteges John Gantqee, Priocipal of the Albert
Veterinary College, the exclusive license to use his Invention
for Improvements In the construction of cow-houses. and Pro-
fessor temps bee agreed to become Profs/tonal Superinten-
dent, with a est at the board, and to accept the duty of gm-
ailing a proper super/talon over the stock bought, and the con-
ditions under which It le kept, Ibe invention is of such a cha-
racter as to secure the most approved esters of quarantine,
subdivision of steak, and perfect draiinge and ventPatinn—so
much:etched share cows are kept for the supply of milk for
thgr Direci" torseall attention to the Government Report on the
constreetion end ventilation of cavalry stables, whereby it ap-
pears that, "so fat an concerto health,* t. opera-roofed stables
se tree from datum, while the old form of stable yields the
sent amount of disease among the horses ;" the same principles
apply to cow-houses, and SI the Improved condition of the
cavalry horses has already nearly repaid the erection of the
stables, It is confidently anticipated that the Improved cow-
shed', will be • great saving to the owners of the cows.
The Directors hen secured, by reliminary agreement, the
entire goodwill (but not the stock io the old-established busi-
nesses of Mr. S. n. Dancocks, Model Perm Dairy. Fulham road .
and Mrs. Mary Abbott. at. Anne's Farm. Limehonse. The
simnel stems from these concerns amount In the aggregate
to Vo.oo° and as Mie cows will be required to supply
the two buslneesea. • substantial nucleus Ls thereby secured tor
the cerapany's operation'.
Mr. Dsncocks and Mrs. Abbott will transfer the goodwill of
their respective Malthus to the Company as from the 29th day
of September, 1866. and will supply the Company 'by tramtir of
their existing contracts) with such new milk and other dairy
produce from the country as may he required during the erne.
Mon of the oseesery buildings. Mr. Daseocka will continue to
manage the West-end depot the Moines* at the Fastomi of
London Is also to be continued under the existing management;
and as the pronto hitherto realised at the two establishments
have been very large, the Director* consider this arraagement
an liaportant element In the undertaking.
The Norfolk Farmers' and General Assurance Company are
willing to luaus the cowl of this Comp .ny in the ordinary way,
owing to the adoption of the system here suggested for the pur-
chase, keep, and housing of the stock.
It Li proposed forthwith to erect hulldlngs. on Professor Clam-
gee's plans, for the reception of a large timelier rit cows, on land
seared by provisional agreement thiamine Battersea-Dark.
with river frontage, whereby the Company ensures the combined
advantages of fresh air In perpetuity for their cows, end wet. r
carries not only for their produce to the varies depots, but of
provender for their stock.
Aa the erection of the buildings must neeesully occupy not
leas than six months, the Onemeny will not pareha.e cow* at
this critical period, and will rely on their country supply In the
Interim.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may he
obtained from the legal edvisern and banktrs of the Company.
and at the temporary °lkea where the plans of huillins to be
erected, and the article, of emaciation ma. be seen ansl perused
Ithreart no allolgoeut be made the deposits will he returned
I. full.

HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
MI and 67. 01701D8TRIXT.
Overcoats for son. rain. sod dust. UM 61. to ilbs. Overcoats silk.
lined and faced, ra. to 464. Salts for business, the perk. and
tourist. eN. to Ms. Jackets in all the fashionable dyke. its to
42% Sandringham Surtonts Me to 755. Vests In Cashmeres,
silks washing drifts, to., 7s. 6d. to Ida. Trousers Mall fashions•
hie stylus and isaisrlsts. les. tkl. b 111 a.

HYAM sod Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS,
66 and 67, OXPORDWRIrf.
No. 1. Gentleoneu's Clothing for hems data wear. No. 2. Gen-
tlemen.. Order Department. No. & Bore Clothing for Immediate
wear. No. 4. Boys and Youths• Order Department. No. 5.
Habit and Livery Department. No. & Hats and General Hosiery.
No. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbieliss, Portmanteaus, Rugs, do.
Proviecial Branches :—Blinsinghara. 21, 21, and 21, New-skeet
Lerida. St. Brtuate•

NE, —The QUEEN'S MESSENGER
or, the Highways and nyeways of Swope, by Major H.
lirwe HALL, will be ready In I roL at an Libreries, on MONDAY
next. Prior Ha extra ooth
Loudon: John Haswell and Co., lt2, Fleet-street.

NEW NOVEL BY ML HAZLITT.
This day, in $ vein, at Mt Li
S"
°P " la A. I
II % I E.
This novel ts one of the most promising works of lotion
that we have seen for a oontiderable pariod."--Btandard.
" It la very rarely that we meet, even In the present day of
prolific novel creation, with a story of greater force and power.
—Bells Menweger.
John Maxwell and Co. IYI, lieet-Reed.

NEW NOVEL BY MI. MORTIMER COLLINS.
Thla day. la 3 rola., at all Librarlea.
WHO iS THS HEIR
Repeated from the " Dublin Coheralty Mapdae."
John Matwell and Co.. In, Irleeteireet.

ThN day. with Tentiepteoe and Vignette Title-page, pries Qs..
HAND and GLOVE. By the Author of
Barbara's History,' •• Half a Hilltop of Money," de.
John Mazweil and Co., 112. Flowtwtreet.

YOV TRAVKL, rand for RUSSET, SMITH,
a>,4 Co's. ILLMITRATZD CAT MOGUL of POSTMAN.
TAVA, franks, ISairs, sod owl othmr trootillog MOMS.
Also Field, Morino, and Owe Meow, teAra lad for azoollocao
and cliespooso.-48/4 lUtw Uzlerd-otreet.

BLOSSOM of HONSYSUCICIA, a delicate and
cletlect• whew. extracted trews the dams, Ply 3110.
002WELI. sad On.. Parham to RAH. the Macaw cd Wales.
N.. 12. Three Ilaraoszt, Lasbanhatrosi. loodes.

.T Arruz.—The LETTUCE oontaios an active
14 principle. the lettscine. which possesses all the seething
tete witneat Nedsegers.-111e. G..10U17 4. Tweet%
=
if :t. 49. Ileynterkek prepares a limp see b flee of Wine
4or tettenel, highly reeentmencled by the Stogies& Treteeelon tor
Os tie. •11 chest efeeaerdi orsp.ft
Ma. 41:.4=111. "Me, tsr ret. >< Mme ahiple.

May be had of Simpkin and Marshall. pose tree toe 7 Manna,
A. NEW WORK on the TEEM, entitled
PURE DENTISTRY, and "'RAT It DOES YOE US. By
A. EUCLL, Grosvenor-street. " From the great success of the
previous work on dental surgery by the WIN author, wo antici-
pate the above will he read with avidity by all closes who are
Interested in discriminating between pure and meretricious
dentistry."
John C. Osman* Little Pultersey-street.

CATTLE PLAGUE, by Prof. GANGER. Defioi-
Soak Reraptosta, Post-Mortou Appearances, end Nature.
Remedial Troarszont, Prevention, Leglalatioa. inetoll and
Ravages abroad aad at Mae. Oficial Report}o Internatisad
Cowes, MR
Leedom : Robert Hardwick*, 192, Piccadilly.

Swlmmtrio. —A swimming entertainment took
pima at the Lambeth Baths on Holiday night for tome
gold sad silver medals, pretested by Mr. Beckwith, the
swimming master. The first race was for youths under 16
years asp, of who.. 48 «tiered. The three wieners were
King lit, Pratt 2.8, end Holt 3rd ; the mooed sad third
received • elver medal each. Kieg's prim 11F/ retained for
him to produce his register. The enmed ran was open, to
amateurs waly ; 28 entered. Owens woe the first prize,
a gold medal ' • Holdatoek the mooed. Blobs the third.
• silver medal mob. The third ma me open to
aR Eagismd. Paraphlin woe the fink prim, a gold medal;
JCIUMI ttm wood, sad Attwood the third—a silver medal
each. Mr. Beckwith went through his usual graceful feats
of natation, wanted by his daughter, aged 12. Master P.
It.etwith, 10 years of age, also met through some useful
swimming in • suit of sloths* sad then undreeced while
"I'd"". glow" anailb, aged 8, havieg displayed
seem ersemestal mrimmiug, Mr. Beckwith mtroduced his
moped daughter, aged two years sad • half, who jumped
into the bath ',raze", tad greatly surprised the manna
by her swilemieg sad Amen& although quite • baby. The
bath use crowded by • respectable sadism*.
CRYSTAL PALLCIL ON II Bscwico D AT. --
TOICBDAT, Sart 12.—Adsilasios. as p ievwa, 5,881 ; ditto
bMOM 11161014111:05 .100111111, 7,347.

Mir. Farm= entirely *amid with Pecifeesee Rogers
is the moottimons he had arrived at with regard to the
patent law question. He did sot at all epee with the
remartion that the present patent laws Modeled invention,
sad... the coutrary, thought they promoted invonlies
Neon than any other Msg. (Hear, hew.) Ho Mallella
banner Rosen wee urfortuiate in (*Mothering the maw
of MINIM 1111111•034(t and Whitworth, bemuse be (Air.
Follower) readily believed that the invention of them
gentlemen would not have been brought to perfection bat
for the palest law—them, best—sad that they model
sot have apses the mosey and time they bad but
for the hope of being reimbursed by moans of •
patent. He had himself Mks* out patents, sod it
was aboard to mope* that be should have incurred
the eve* necessarily attending them, had he net hoped
to have his inventioe protected by' • patriot. His belief
lees that the fleloll why is aides days they had shammy
instead of olermastry,, and astrology weird of aserenomy,
wee that is those days there was no protectioe for isventore,
and they kept all their is*** secret.
Captain Stew* (The-Presideat el the Inventors' Ages-
.elaticje melte M lammed the imentieg pitmen, ea the
.es emend that talus as %media mess promoted by
patent the umesesr weld, In noisy was, he eatbely
without reward, so hang ware the nubile is seeing the ad.
matey of the levelling. With regard Moth, oompeamtims
proposed to be paid is the investors, it was a quoit* of
the heel* to the state, not alone the benefit el * tams-
tor, that had to be considered. The town is whish they
Sere assembled owed mush of Its material prosperity to the
efforts of aviators, sad it could not be summed that those
offs* would be tioatinued if no protection were afforded to
the 'megaton (Hear, bear.) That the law, uit at mesa{
steads, required amendment be readily admitted, and he
should be glad to see sa ameadmeat made. ( Her, bear.)
Lord HOUGHTON and he took the present as • sort of
pralieeisary diseessioa to • measure which he trusted would
be *yea into parliament by their sable president for the
reform of the palest law—(applame)—iestead of their
being crudely abolished.
Is this seethe toady • report of a committee cm the beet
means of providing for • uniformity of weights and mew
sures, with edema to the interests of mimeo, wee per
meted sad reed. The esomities recommend the re-
appointment of this oommithee, with power to use Peel
memo's as they may deem ezmidieet for promotieg the
extensive ass ot the metres system in scientific and official
doctuneets, is the Custom home sad Post.olbee, as well se
the Machias of the system is sahools sad colleges; with
instruction aim, se rigneds the coinage, to represent to
bar Majesty's government the expedisoct of the oily
adoption of each a mama of desalinisation es will the mesa
effeetively facilitate the social and commercial trassactione
of the ocieetry, sod at the same time advance the greet
purpose of ietenatbseal *biome, tied especially to tulle
*pop her Majesty's governamet the gnat been that
would arise from she early assembling of an interregional
*eatery ommeties, es moomineeded et the last meeting
of the letersatiorial Statistical Cowen, at Bala.i
Several papers hi 000001i011 with this q erotica were read
es
me by Kr. E. P. Fellowes. " Os the preatkel adveseagee
ef the Motels System of Witinble mid Marciume," and by
Mr. Jai* Yates on " Mural Stsodards for exhibiting the
NISOCIIIII of Length leplised in the United Kingdom," sad
af tor weeds the *deed miss fully end ably diminish

BIRMINGHAM, Tonimat
In the Sections today there has been coomider-
ably more excitement, sad people rallied against
the beat of the weather when it became known that
Mr. Whymper, one of the two survivors of the late
accident on the Matterhorn would read a paper on
the subject of Alpine exploration. The geological
section was the first attacked ; and after the report
on the exploration of the Maltese caverns had been
read to a room full of very hot ladles mid gentle-
men, who were impatient to bear of explorations
of a totally dillies* Bind, a grailesires hope to
read the oontribiatioa by Mr. Whymper, stopping
in the middle of his first seetesos with • paren-
thesis of "Ladies and gentlemen, I should toil you
that lam nee Mr. Whyteper." The President,
however, calmed the disappointment of those who
came to stare at Mr. Whymper by as-
suring them that he would appear in Sec-
tion E, and there the young artist adventurer
did make his bow and was received as all young
heroes are by their fair countrywomen. 1, with
every one else, was surprised not to see young Her-
cules in Mr. Whymper. He is neither tall, robust,
nor black-bearded, but a fair young man of perhaps
twenty-two, modest and simple in manner, as all
men who do anything always are. Mr. Whymper
is the son of the well-known water-colour painter,
whose charming drawings we are so familiar with
at the Exhibition of the New Society, or Institute,
as it is now named, and is himself a very clever
artist. He had not come, of course, to repeat that
terrible story be told with so much feeling in his
letter to the papers, but simply to speak of some
new expeditions in which be had taken part in the
Alps, and which he was enabled to trees out before
the audience with unusual clearness upon a mag-
nificent map of Mont Blanc and the Alpine chain
made by Mr. Adams Reilly, the first and only
really correct map that hoe been made from
a reliable survey. The French engineers have
made one, but this is taken chiefly from one
of very inferior kind made by the Italian govern- i
meat ; and Professor Forbes of Edinburgh, an old
Alpine climber, gave his assurance that to an
Englishman must be given the honour of having
firm surveyed and mapped this part of the Alps.
I must own the Frenchmen were not so much to
blame for fudging up a map when they knew that
they were soon to complete an infinitely more
valuable undertaking in their tunnel through the
Alps.
In the same section which embraces ethnology,
a very amusing and interesting paper was read, coo-
tributed by Dr. Vambiry, the Hungarian traveller
whom I mentioned before, upon the City Life of
B okhara. The crowded audience of ladies were
i mmensely tickled at the description of their
fellow subjects under the Fenian lords of the
creation. I there was a pretty general chuckle
went round under the bonnets, that they lived
under a happier dynasty than that. Imagine a
society so shamefully tyrannised over that all love
adventures are rigorously looked after by the police !
At night the bull's-eye is expected to be darted over
every lattice window and every garden gate, and
into every araba and every camel houdeb, under
peril of drum-head court-martial and instant de-
capitation. But there is hope for the fair ones, sod
all poetry and romance is not gone from the land
of Lolls Rookh ; yes, the chief of the police
in Bokhsra always has his price ! M. Honikoff,
• Russian gentleman who spoke, told us this,
and he knows much more about police than we do,
and not only that, he lived in Bokhara. This gentle-
man, by the way, was there with Colonel Stoddart,
Colonel Conolly, and other of our English officers,
and offered them a safe passage and escape through
the Russian territories ; but es Sir Henry Rawlinson
explained, our brave and too daring fellows would
not go in this way, they would rather stay at the
risk of any tortures so long as the punctilio of duty
was toothed. However, we were all very glad to
thank M. Honikoff for his kind intentions, who
though he spoke in French was well understood,
and received a warm aeknowledgment in a few well
spoken words from Sir H. Rawlinson.
la the mechanical section an important paper was
read by Professor Rankine on the subject of the
resistance of water to tloatiug and immersed bodies,
being a report, in fact, upon a very o!d question
that has occupied the association from its earliest
years. That, too, upon the application of railways
to purposes of war in transporting troops and guns
by Sir John Burgoyue, than whom there is no more
experienced soldier to speak, unless it were one of
the American generals, was a valuable contri-
bution.
The soiree at the picture gallery of the Society of
Artists went off with abundance of sparkling gossip
and pleasant chat before the picturos, every one
determined to be in high good humour, notwith-
staoding that the place was a perfect Calidarium.
The pictures have been principally *alleged for
the occasion, and this accounts for some being here
which were painted many years ago. None more
singular in its artistic interest than Mr. Itillais's
"Boyhood of the Saviour," or, as it is generally celled,
" The Carpenter's shop," one of his earliest works,
MOTION D.—ZOOLOGY AND BOTANY.I faurodmilthle relnortal3rrx acadnghetimTiatheTiafier:li:wol leis
as "Blvalikt
Dr. SeLLTIR read a paper "Oa the Birth of a youeg &mimicker too, and Mr. Phillips' Spanish wake
Hippotainue in the Zoological Society's Gerdes, Amster- Giacia,,, and idr. Armitage, and,
dam," is which he remarked tbs.% three pairs of this huge
animal were now living ie diffareat Zoologioal Gardena of above all, that delightful portrait of Mr. Bowman,
Europe, via., fa those of Loodou, Per* and Amsterdam the eminent oculist, by Watta. Speaking of pictures
Though the female is the gardens is Loodos bed one; and crowded rooms reminds me of a very interest-
showe signs of breediog and attempts at ocipuletku had tees ;„„ „,,
made by the male, it was not behaved that conception had paper cootributed. to the chemical section by
ever conned. lo the owe of both other pairs, repro
Dr. Price, which will be read by all picture pin?.
tioo had already takes place ori severaloccesioes, bet the pristors with peculiar satisfaction. His expert-
newborn babe bad alwaye perished either from the violence manta prove that plenty of light and good vend-
of its tenet immediately after Its birth, ot from ioctproitY lation are the best for preserving pictures. In
to Like food whes removed from its mother. The first fact, those who have London galleries ought to
succental instance of the reproduction of the hippotamas
is Dime wastbararata that which took ow, send their pictures into the country for change of
at Amsterdam on 29th July last, fey the dateileof which air. As to the picture-cleaners with their scalpels
Mr. &later was indebted to the wsil-ktbows direster of the and detergent spirits and general scrubbings, they
Zoologieul Gardena is that city, Mr. H. F. Wootcam• have received their quietus now for ever, I trust.
?and
inti I. the present iDat"°. bed occurred "6" The picture exhibited by Dr. Price was • landscape,
7th December, Mt so that the period of gestation .
was 'skimmed at eve which bad twos (beam ma- and it had several broad bands across it of a deep
firmed in the previews owes of reoprodartios of the brown like mahogany, which were the parts left
ems pair of animals. As sore as the birth took Own the upon ft by the action of light having been prevented
little animal WI removed from the mother, not without
some difficulty, as the mother was already as per legs to by placing slips of blue paper over it. There would
defied it. sod,
tnirderved to a separate hoses previously be nothing now to prevent our being able, with the
prepared far its receplion. Here it we now thrives( well •••the •• Pour ofalcohol (se applied
of
sad growing feat every day. Wilds( every day 6or 7 meals, COM of Dr. Petenkoffer, which restores the subsume
&boat 21 gallows of milk mixed with owe fifth part of water. of the paint and joins the edges of the orecks)end
sunliight, to restore old pictures without the WA
szertoN E —GEOGRAPHY AND ETHNOLOGY, rig* of
Mr. Winton reed a paper on seats sew eapedition• la Th. grand coup the some to.niet, I hos; is
I the Gilds of Mmt Maas, lad the serset et the coup at the
Airline Vale Tim paper Wall sag jaclageg the wonderful mummy of a man incrusted with
way details which appeared • abed time age is the stalagmite, toned in • cave is Wales. The AmarciA-
cagsam at the Lo•doli eeespspen. This *radon, however, tion will twirl their quest upon him, and the
weever, waS osseded, mash to the disadvantage of the Cannier' whoever may undertake the enemas duty,
verb" b'diafts wht" kw"' sad " at62..1",4,1 asr#ad mis will nodoubt suggest a lamed and satistaMory
vim 4040ftem Tow haw
Meek gnat faros, and far sot is • while the anthrax wee
_vtirdict.

GEOLOGY.
Mr. E. Waimea remand • paper ea the " Slosetnes of
the Matterhorn." which was naturally rusided with great
iaterest, for the late lamentable catastrophe most be fresh
in the memory all. The following Is the whole of the
paper, which was rather short :—When eau observe@ the
grist peak of the Matterhorn at. • short dietitian it is seen
that its rocks are separated into three great divisions, of
which the middle maga I. the largest and grey is colour,
while the 'toper and lower sectioas are spperently of •
dull red. On ascending the mountain these divines are
also closely apparent, and the junctions ofthe sections
ere so marked that it is almost porible to nee their
lime of separation. TM rooks of the upper and lower divi-
des, however, it is found, are by no mass uniformity red in
oolour. but ars 'simpered with others of • green
and
of an iron grey. It is float the red rocks being so meek
mom positive le toss that they present as apparestly uniform
dot whim seen at • distance. They speolreens collected
imprine figments from sash of Jibe= divides. The..
tikes from the @tumid were dessiked white collected,
bat others were broken from the living rock.
..After es-
hailing specimens of the rook, the paper west os to say :
" The summit at the Militant/we is • roughly
formed ridge of 350 or 400 west in length. It ia
extremely precipitous on cm side, but on the Bide which
deem& towards the glacier of Zmatt the inclination is mo-
derate, mod it can be traversed with greet facility. There
are several little jagged point. on this ridge, and the
highest of these is madly covered by • small cone of meow.
The whole of the summit is severed with diaimgrsted
fragment., and the living rock is not any where visible. it
was observed by Dr. liauseum (" Voyages," tome 4. =431
that the bed of the Matterhorn rise towards the N.E at
an angle of 45 deg. This is scarcely exact. although me-
rest on the whole. They die towards the B. and W., but
the inclination towards the W. is three times es great as it
is to the 8. la omesquanoe of them dips the plane surface
of the beds preemie a surface sloping downwards on
the western and souther, sides of the mountais, and
the fractured edges ovules( each other. It is
mainly from this mum that so much difficulty has always
bees experienced is all attempts to ascend the motantina
head this year ; aid it me from Meaning this fact that
formed the resolution to attempt the sweet by the N.E.
am. For although it appeared smooth and unbroken, yet
I argued that the fractures would fall in *seedy the re-
weres manner to that which I have described, sod thus
would render the moms may, even although the hold
they might afford should be bat emalL The theory was
correct, and the whole of the N.E. face was foetid in
fact to be • sort of lees staircase with the steps
shelving inward. It is also in consequence of
them shies that dome do not fall to a distance
on the N.E. side, for it is evident that it my die.
integrated fragments do break away It most sooner
or later he arrested tie the ledse. and, indeed, I did mot me
any fall during the two days whisk I pawed on the motto-
tate. Oa the other side, on the contrary, the Mattedeom
raise down showers, nay torrents and malanobee et stoma,
both by day sad night. Thus these dips become on one
side a sourced safety, bat oe ill others a sour:e of great
&err. We an seabliod by a keowledge of these facts to
amonet for the marmots moraine of the Zmutt glaciers,
which has attracted the attest/on and the cariosity of all
observers; for the Zulu* end ire tributary, the Tief asunder,
sweep around the two fame of the Matterhorn, on which we
should expect the greatest males of rock would fall. We
find moreover, that the Fume glacier, which is below the
N.& face, has scarcely lay moraine. The coosideration of
them facts ale. suggests naturally that we see
needy the primal form of the Matterhore on ire N.E.
side, but that great changes have takes plate a
the others ; we are snag indeed of this, tor we ems the fallen
fragments below. We can go a step further. The fallen
masses are chiefly of the red rocks, and they must have
either come from the upper or the lower of the three
divisions. On the side of the Emelt and the Tiefen-
mattes glaciers, however, the lower division is almost
entirely °overact by scow sod glacier. We are forced
therefore to the ocroclusion that they time from the upper,
and it is doing oo violence to the imeginatiou to suppose
that at some early period the now Misted obelisk of the
Matorborn was only the termination and the culminating
point of the tide, of whit* the Dent d'Erin sod the moun-
tains to the meth of ft formed also • part.