The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-31 00:00:00

II // • • • • / • ' -,• e • - •-•°"-; tp-1 /. . Cleb t xp rt S-ckz ssal ,105.1 THE fol owing splendid SHIPS , belong i ng to 3,....r.. go , , y Woo= newt 50,,.. of Starlrall. built eapreatty fur . u . boy, po .e. are appolukll to Dare GRAVESEND at Uto isakensitteo4 Amt• ow y Nam. p Teem. CutowNoder. 1 Doitlastkaa ITo 6411 ..-- --- .----.---, . tts W. Bell !I Veutta Simi !Atiawt 23 ragr .---- aSory .kVJ. G. L Spero I Ruins direct !Sept. 24 Via' . 40 IL IL Matt tladra. and Calcutta Nor p......a .1 I A. *Saba Port rru, urn. ti Aral, 40 JR. Calsous i Ditto 'Ott. y r , gyms are Om or NOISEE.II4I,Im apply to MeLEOD, ALL WIT. atol NORGAN. MI6 MOM YON Li WIULLY and BUNS. 1.4. leambill.inisl. ---- MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM mid SONS' PACE!! SNIPS to AIIIITRA I.lA—Wee POST PHILLIP al kegs eereemell es tlie Ilt oft•lneUlkieheadlA_eltelet mar?. Leee Om : lialimt ni. • Lei =AZ= Wed was mare 'PISA M SONO. U.S. FOR BOMBAY Direst ps sail from Doodm oe the ellt Oehler. exiling ng Partmeath on the 10th ft toter go mewl' Innen/aro. I ttananineent von tingle/1 Wilt clipper Alp CAPT ESN NON A Mil. A 1 le geom. lA* ton. reengee .1, louring to Sam Poems. Drab. re. of Madman., HEN KY )lOCKIy slat e of the Nett 0.1. Coannastler. T I. Itesuldul use ably bee been •tth all the most laeoenveinenen nom* fee SIS: Nis. aril nem varlealleces=elaintessetiolif* oldie lirigfiraterin I l ittelats:7lLrel l gr tine Lenintheßversee. WOE BOMBAY (e sail fray Gravessod sarly is Wi t risesame term imam Illowassa. of IledreellM... 011.1rati 41. 11:W mas ealliar=ii i Won — a t prow% Nati MradZrolaf. tre.V.k.0."'"1.4.""' T LITERPOOL—For MELBOURNE Nal MILOS Ilessw ri• rid JOHN W "- Zme swear vimsfq las MO las me ter sopa. Ire IV pemp a t ori sissir IttreMt Main ails pumps% Let wirk. Corr IIWaN twig n a e ormake. A toe el= p r di reez ... lbee IMOD m of E WNW WED, end Co., lA, INOODIeWeek OR SYDNEY Direct (Us three fourths of her , sissootostd awl ttisolat, mod .1E be lasnediataly distatebadi. .0 6. Li wow Itiatittala distil, COLEROON. AI 13 yaw. =.7. WS Oar Misr ALE XAN DEE W I LOON, , , war, at es backs. Bat ataetkot aceorosladce he etbla prommo, ata labs alms eta ataaad• atm • Ow On tort c 4 the w it: ......, IRUST ELLIS old SON, Omit IL It: ait Is JONA ll I A SONS. and Co I& Cassandra& VOR PORT PHILLIP Direct (hewing the greater err i ker=rester als." ..up L AtitliZ i r li n"e u r, etpc 4a ra rd apporreder. JA PIES lA:pi:N.2:U.. ler dr( afar, Cow noir. LAN tor ' . 'ng tho 4.tty. Lorna Pars. IW Irsoral 0f..1 - domodatoo for ini-erld. d'd ilidd 11118177 II aralw rood-ern roodspro.-2or ine,r N C =rob to to PELL, BUDDEN,_•ed Co., 2, Jahr'orvor. 81. ;or JOII2I NOIL 11038. dad Co.. Lt. Ciroarear. FR HOBART TOWN (Van Dimes'. land) Dina Ow raft Re • dm me• maraiiisat gads. libiell bli Imeadhaly wood sad awl dd•L as manor dal da7 Raab bola sap CROUCH BI OTHRRIR • 111amm pa mama, append sad aorsor fataw• OLOROR CII, 4:assa•adir; bad a lin Jaa, Liman Decks. Ws Oa dr beraihd poop acamarmatbs it( cads peasseas, sad • ma deanalt idairimAy kr agpaae.—For hada ot •• per Y ip.* le M . BUDD ILLIUI SORB, W , sad Ow, 2, Jef= ..m.L •sra ilt. Nam • : is JOHI MOSUL Co, 16. MADRAS Direst (with qu ick &eyelets). the kat n.hlp CONSTANTIN £ 1 yen. we tem. R. OUSIGLEtt c,insesion la we et Irk Mrs tun Ettltrg i ta= " llrCo, ter k TOOL CALCUTTA Direst (a molar trader. will swat wtth gib= tdsitikmfit Alp BURNAM ALI 71S lkmairedur ; tee WM lad% Dock. His sad socembefeatlce rems=-ArL p t: 3 1 . Oils& 94. giArdreat. HENDREN CLIPPER SHIP.—For SYDNEY DINA (to fell froth Orstuesed late DM . tad MD de Ado co Satortar io ttr,lSt i l 1 .1 stwen i Aler i e Via Thislrendtd toadies Jr ititnor wzo is tattog 1bm., , ,, t ,:a.r =Le.% ..... 6 ,.....„ .. Sai sea a raiz u ic ri., .1 ,1 . gat N ot o owe lam as raw y/b stilfmec UTUIOII7OIII, and Co.. 31. Otoot du doh, AUNCREITON Direct (will be quickly daspatahed). Ilk Ise 11111, TA LLENTIRE, A 1, WI tor, .1. U. HASH LTON. WAN le the LIMI.IOII Pea. 11r goscoolumAdvi.n ptrylei TOniN"Ti#lll4o74l343 eed CoC Ce.. Gle lAft ral l'l di =N4 I t hropiatogrea.. • • • R OBART TOWN (to follow the Wellingtec, domeleb), Inre ably BENGAL. Al 12 GIT lona. Comenarrter In the London las let{t foraabin pamosnrers. -Apply to R. WILDS and Co., Gnat 111. Leadrnballtnrset ; or to TOCIA IN, LI TIN OnTUN. and Co., 31. R. g m OLOMBO I):reet (to sail about the 16th Augrast), Ihe beautiful clipper ship lIIVEOR, A 1. 401 two. It. U. STUN. commander in %b. at. 'Catharine Duts lean food ae- W6me for MIMS. —A ppty to COO/Ilia sad Cha o du. Mart .r to 101: l 1-XI derare N st. . LIVINGBTON. sad Co., Great OR IlhAddnoi ER HURRACHER l)trect (has rooms for a few tem el Kett nemearereest goods 0013/. the Net min= 4 4 11 SLUM • 113 Jeer, 521 two regleter. nit .Idg lue egoetlent ptlM Lenelen legeeeseletioa toe It • 1100erait rate.—Yee freight or T sp . ?TI ell et 11 NIT ELLlhell West. 1 sod SUN, 30, Utah& ISt Udine: 110 M HANOHAI Direct (with immediate despatch). Ythe *et term% end favourite <tuer Alp CHAll'.01111: J NE. A 1171w r.. l'-iii tope rerkter. W ILLIAM RtittINLL, Cow. inciler . Wog to the Load's Dear. Iler mew-tow seeentutretstiorte for ouvreeet. —Yor fret: ht me pllfinde, emir to JAME@ TIIOII6OII sad Oa. t littllitarequire. EHANGHAI Direct (••• room for a small quantify of maineeatent rode, the beautiful Britt•h barque HUTT% 408 Was 0.31.. 3d2 N. 1.3 regbuer . lying In the London Docks. Sao vretal heel Intons for her quirt pnaare, and hae StirflOf Ineenatandallos fee teatarusem— a pule to the swarm Rik V NOLDS Ind lIIIIIVICK. Len Venous& ..voet . or to AI S ,VIIED JOHN /1014.13.0.14 Gm+ IL Helm'.. Load.. DELAIDE (first ship) Direct, the beautiful ch . Ti t: , t li ;b. Fl i l , A N C IR o lon ,R I bLEL A .4 1 . 7 .T ir5 ..;a 1 1 ,400 . 1: 11 mulllkv.t.llll.4l. n.ly. 14 , 11 , per r an requvased in nand Rail/ ao Rs A m ea board toa aura. Ras esmlleat &man. baton for I:7fflag t r itOr gil_ Co .. .`ro — vor r`ILII.7 rte u .'II7II.ED JOUN VICRLING, IA Waal FA Reis'. AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIPS.— 11le folio. int• vlentlkl A 113 years Sill Miocene to Minn. sr Duht sot .111 he :her, s &witched as (allows o trout the ).M =he t.. for el' UN oN El .hrert • ',hocks. la Mew . ITO ; 11. Neatly atqf J. B. Kruthen S r I Throe .oliw art Mt...text. wdy fee ieweenwees„ sad will carry eat. Il& wi erve krt. of freight or t Mr. TLY, with the owner.. D. P. MRTg r M. M. ait4 NONE, Lbw/boom or to UNINITT sort MHOS'. L Millterwtrest. ri...RIERSON sod TWEEDDALVB LINK of .4..0 PACKS? Pllll4. all Ir 4 cis" wll3 ta thelsiehel am mil', a w. aiss. Ter . 1 • Dmi . mia .. Nell& I El 1rb01.Lee ..... 11 1...::.. lnt 1 , Swum .., Vl9 I . .... twrokur.ll .. INO :=Alt... Audi i..ty ..... SA Irolt .. a Sat IS nue mode ban rapsetteroa d f*mi zeiAll. sis. Pg I=4 , lrit. ir seell=sigrroZTA:r ~a l trt. (A...121W/ EW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA. &a— lIIIILI.ERIcIi SOUS. •aa Cs.'s LIS& -SW • 1 P. 1111.4 an sow Mita IS as Mg ladia d 1 0 .1." ik. twee: 1 ..- . 6 1 1 / ' Cortsast. - Vial — IPOTI. 1 retiiii. ....---. —..— Nor 0009 'a la ewer 09 ts , : A l;, " "'. i* :: 4 N "iStS4.l J. antenna 1.144 Ilid ei t .... . auls 1$ J. luk, ... 4U 1 , ..d. Aran Iver .. tug. XI Italisal 40 tutiNcirni an.lll{4n A. ID beta iliSteS4W. FoiNayth. ro 130', ! W I 1 1,r,r . ,r 4110.14 le Ilanii ......V. Martian.. 660 WS felt rbillip .......litig. IS la ilis St IS ttlettas Drat. Ma Wawa I Meld. I re 160 I lintart Twine .... I Aug. LI lime it gawk us ea in rib 4 W. stkfton 1 a . 1 4=... 114 rigratt. i Ne l ' u " 1 NO is sol i trit Jett I:l7:l 4 ColoTtitta* tt•smit. IS. CerlAla MARSHALL sad EDRII Al rfII4I.ANIAN PACISTIIIII Ati.. 44444 for Ur& 14414414144 4 MAc 4 . ,, nu..44411•4 f. pawnor. Lane In _ - _ DUP.'S LINE of Ira —TM follogrtai Nre4l,ll E.ibe kis ....... * oolitic*. hue mat wipe. iIV Lawton ;m . Tam ?. Ilea . Swim DaNW - - Peraf. WO Pri ON PAW. 11, Port MI 1 GU WO pnri Phi fig KO MAIM Vs" Mgr el Mei* or money. !wary miler. rad i further lihrteittheit. ftputr to the mein(' cooresullysepakitus teseemlue et amt.& **dr Alpundo.* to ado .1 tloo &minima.", miaow, MALIIIALL mod FoNfollflofflOlL §TEAM to the CAPE of GOOD HOPE and INDIA.—The andermerdleadi ate ettattlery STEAM KIM WI. with h ItAted) s NM* ter the CAPE of 001.4) HOPE. Mauritius, Petal de Gine. Madras. sod Candle, oat the Id of tads mouth from loadeld sad as the coornlan dam fib from Dertmostis : Alps roue rei. Commander. To sell rd A. D. Dimas. August 1. F. Y. Renard. September 1. iimes 1.3 M Concskoo. October 1. .... AIM J. D. WS.. November 1. .......... I.IM W. C. Pony. December 1. Other *Aar ow* will ham Kart .14 Is Stied with • Wiriest L re . 144/•Vr poop tad bow drek al& troomaxidatini tor • Of inAillo pornisers. ma UMW •e rfortartta it Men oonslo. mob to 0 2 to =rit. al. Crlir a rtt. Marti••• 0••• darletaloo; tor bilabial wiring t• T. it. W !WAN& Pri. •110.0194. itangl !PAT led Oaglirtiters. N & mil Worth oak kr •wtll-. •111 to salad till roe Mt el Mem& at Darftrit•ll. ddlroret to the oiro a Corti& .ti IBM port (IV/INLAND BOUTS.—STEAM to INDIA and Xt e rroi'll ° 3l s in it 1 1•NPIFITITol vl i zrzd A =brtirat far the llEDlTli w a shir lA.X .l2 ll6 4 . Adit e t= d 42 . 11• • =11•73-t hi =Oft laiighialian4roA. aril Il tabs NM Moms. Os MaMoz ... a_mion, lad flow SSr MR ISM= ROYAL Put:A r teil l e il aw a tar l igilkssa l .st mgenti. Ert ime • the Vatr io z w ic= M RAO rex to e v ev o er e se m i o moo teem urines': . Anna 3. ter law Tam . await.. ter IMOTON.DoOMM. wpm M .r.. °1.. 4A1 1.1 7= r ai :Boi h Aik i l ow wili,illon:Mto Goloww; Mt= i rmaomooM Oa osli M a rla Dom mommialleila DENIM 4 i .l ltriond... ii ,... v c:iz &erg "PritilrO f ' . set,. D. Okift wris. smelt llednard do liaM G. rd J. Perm irradriet. Giamow; sr D. oat C. Whet, Tesw-ainst. Limps& Q TEAM to NEW YORL . hoot 1, - 7 The V MASS Wan staata dam .wt prabsig " l:= - 1 , V .,- X TOXIC direct am Mem I toia"t: liatiogesitl r e Aagamll3. it i irau ta i rgaatram . 7r A . I =oo. 10110ma=am adamadma . 144 a so Thisall Eortock :k miaow of 6* prima. mad for m i me r lbralimmal nab. . lm few AL ... Imp i = ll9 % l e Arra, Mb; mad dem Masi Elba 111 , ami - ahrs. VIM .1.• A ll . • li nt i rk i• Mi 11000.1% des: iff at ri: I Mid .0111111=V•10.0amilimmab• Drab mg Win al aria upeartrtaltad Sada STEAM to AMERICA.—The LIVERPOOL sad PHILADELPHIA MAY SHIP COMPANY dip epalablos *dr COrdo.b.lll Ins Row rump Moe tram LIT L to PHILADELPHIA so foU...n: KANGAROO . • • • wrame•Ml NG July. 1 CM or twidititiii4ii •"• tr:=*mo e l ' CITY 01 NALTINOILK ..... .. W . orgo Aug., A ..... KLIGAIOO . Calle trim II raw. IT clarrea s... 3l :rtolitso . WI Zl i 7 w oman" to Iliosoommodool..a On •al f irs omo mv,..,slibe Moon ;awl a Nmilol mob" el both for sad Now York we woos at 1 soll= l toe toribee paGlooloro. ree • Nro~ors 06 , •;" or apply _to tba Anseloos Remo Goopoor i a rmi Genkbill . ; re lo WILLIAM INMAN. l III =Ir ToivorGubligo. TRAM.—LONDON to MONTREAL Direct. The pmertel l = mew deism REACH PlitaA l, iißt be free the Lesko Dorks ea BATIIIAT, the et Anna lAA &WIN MS. the II MIPS, AR awed II e bested fur *limas IN the orderer *dr an very AIM Paila—Aiagb le ALP 1111) RILL SA lillpetriet. M.141e co le TillritLlTS . CARTER, sad DIR,11), Yoe= `= NORTH at EUROPE STRAD! NAVIOATION CONPANYI Special eel threat Bertha to I. I ....enter, mad Mikis Perth by bads. SWIM .11 thathylas wood. write, ti the Meth Dues' Italithy MI Tarim eaY nen", • thereby W wir y = us stellrnla. the ththolthed t.• to.I wi Ina- Weal• sham. isliss. the Ith Pethebere...... Montt. et, rd 1 6 . . T i 12 0 — ........ &L . i lii Inatherg.... ...... 3 I 4 • ; Per Drelearl o a lk a L. WV.. II I • 111 Chaim Ned Owerte CO boon ltd ea On hither to travel • 1 thy el the W ea the Soya Dude d stabile S., Tiro riter uteri . Me threthe be le ths est tw ai N to . c. Tow ; a lod Width le O. Eleltheer Ir Peenathr ere throb en ethillethell by J. 41 3148. "firelan W.I. ANDREWS. limmethe Dlnebte. ORTR of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION POMPANTS &vides Reamers kw* Oritauby for HAW every Saturday, sad Orlxosby fat TON NINO, It`tWae. the la Aegmt.ase way shames Wthey.—Vine lad rl. W. IL ANDIIIIIIS. llasseas Maim, STEAM to NORWAY (carrying tin Royal Mails). NORTH of EUROPN BTXAN NAVIGATION 0011PANT1 Owl dos ILA II B i lllt( lea TZahl TA MEV aN. TOO Ws NO tomb Pow. OSCAR, popes NUMB. /00 kw konopowor. on I. OMNI to km kit woolly. Is odor to onomoodato tb lostolog Malt of toorkto oroosod tog to Ur otos soma owl Warsaw tosool7Ms Coop +W cleht:ll o . abore swim rig Mew kr GIINGITIANGAN kW lAN lA. 0. lid is. kW IMMo. fal SM% a from t Looks. SA lAMB l = k drea lli iramew Balliray (ran I tak Thum dist Woo =owl= roossolollos tor goressos tot am mom& of tortkor .l =an um. triliso of saw rock at Okra. Wake IF Looks ; or to Nam PtilW fod Ow. Nut . a AN MOM B, Noorstog TEAM from HULL and GRIMSBY to OOTTENHURO. —III6OVCRD FARMS —The NOM( of TEAM imam NAVIGATIUN COMPANY'S ftib• AAA e.ase riyul tiezzae llsfir. ers = dismeMbse ei sst NAß ma be lbeerigb by Ws milimm barbs ILlmelysesm se May. 2 .. mabart At Grimsby. sirm.Sysys er Grimsby, Roca Lambs. vis Weft trader me mibia.ll4. W. B. ANDREWS, Issmagims Dintase. QTEAM to INVERNESS and MORAY FRITS Noe: on littorrlay, the tad oxcart. —TM DISPATCH. J. COOPER. commander. .111 Farina atom ottarf. Loom Fort lianlthirld, on Avg.i MIS . 7., for I V N canton at gosink I. Euvlhoro. Coonortr.ood arm t• d M the ErtUrit and FoTtign Stone M Loodoo.nrldir, vi• to 5 0 tint* pa. EAS parimps naiad M W. lowleolun—tronto—lhe totnor ;articular. EZZl.amos art* ond Co.. UT. Loodullradvort ; to W. F. lank limirer t _ _ _ ALEXANDRA DUNN. 41, LlawarirA. pARIB TWICE DAILY. hy tit* MAILPACKETB, •411 Darer and fatal% —BIIORTEIIT BE T A PAIMAGE.—The mrlft. Mindy, aml eorommliotody lilted new Meanthete. the fasted la the Channel, mining the Royal and Imperial 31ana tem Dome for Wale nally (except Ottaday.. at 1 p.m.. and every Matt Menden lecludedi 11.13 p.m.; and Wale f‘d. Dover every morning 17tundape Melte:Wl at 7.40 cm., end every Oat t lesceta natuntay) at 11 p.m.. la me. vrtth the direct eti me tram that leam London-Midge :77;1. and $.30 p and Party at 1.45 eon. and :.3n p.m. Through WM. an meCti at the ettlef office, Sad Lcanhanl meet, and at 314 a. (Word Wm& Pearson can pater their loam. throughout from Ran. Or Leadias. RUSEELS, COLOONE. sod THE RHINE, by the Royal Mall Route.—A ROYAL MAIL lITKAIIER leaner IR ER for or ever? nig h t 0,14 rininlay) a. 11.13 p.n.. meg insTEN D for DOVER eve (elm* daturas)) M 6# pr. Yens to or from Dover or Omend .—Finit erase Ida wood darn lat. Through tickets ma be obtained at the chief Am 64. Lauthentaanna , and the Wieland AOWM. 314 A. Or fordelmet. QOUTERNI), Sheerness.—DlAMOND FUNNEL PAK11;111, daily. Iluaganlort 114. 10. Loathe-W*4h 9. 104 /flack.4o. 11. dive r at Orrers•ll.6 sod Wool* - Up from "WIMP. 24 44; raabiad. id. iscandsai M sad bus Year. ...ed. GRAVESEND. Erith, Gresubithe, Roebervilip.— DzAMONP FUNNEL PAOHII7tI AWf Iluniarford. y. 9. le, 10.101. 111, and 10 Lni downed**. 0. 10, 100, II 12.; N . extra le Senwiley morning, engine at Greenwich. Blackwell, and Woolwich. Vp horn Graveiend. 4/. T. Hawn Ode* la. ed. ; ditto, inJwling odroleinio to iloehoreilleSardese.lw M. 11, ANTWERP, BRUSSELS. COLOGNE. HAM BURG. 111:11,LIN, LkIKIC, IMP:ADEN. te.—Pm now bows roily.—Polood form, VA sad 11.4.—Tite ANT= COMIAN 1 14 stew tplionAkt and eon Powell.% MdaimbiP BARON 0111 f. f. w. PEIRCE . Commander. Warm Me M. li.thwine*. Wharf. Tower. even Mindy. s 4 IS 0.41, returning from Antwerp miry Wrodiamday a& mown. NIL Tratelkes may proceed by railroad from Antwerp to C. 44sC/60. Muster& &rah. I.MIOo thahha, Ac.. oath the tltort pnotapie he boors e. —All eptitakiesers der the shipment .4 Roo& M be ark te the Liebe wet" Mom LIWITLY and $l4lOll. 1/1. ramberdbatroet where, am well rat lahmaeles Paniketwilink 14 a t OalWnWea4. Willa may Itammillti. and ,on. Goleta& NOTICE) OF DIVIDEND. ANK of DEPOSIT, No. Paola VA* London. WARRANT') foe the ITALY YEARLY NTIBILINT. at Ws Me of Sar coot. per Illaiuta. Og a l:VPX t t ., A.T h r. SO usu of and In t 41 . 11" 1= d ! ii". saa PVIR MOAR fIowORS Dirwroe. poi Firm tar opoptird 1 orortrocat Acrasals mot fool us ORWIIRWoR. EARNlobed Is 3 BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Empowered by B i pedal Ace at Sarlimmese. 4 TM., op I BRITANNIA MUTUAL LISS ASSOCIATION. Empowered by bee lletweWw/Aeyal Legere Meese. Csaiswee—Me}or dessewl ALSIASOLII. BlNSbirth Pitt. Le m demo ptlo f Ufa berwrioew beldame Indieslerkerltb er lenient parlicipatwo le Dream. KZ. ZSI 1. 141asoilrest. Doak Leedom. To Sal LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1856. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& TO 1111 P TM following maim As. : PSIS. Tom Rohn. LSOLAND 11S CAPS G. HOPI W.ll. Lladosy lad sio n allTlA a.. (Ono of the regular Sae of • Screw Blom Pockets). OCIAB SPRAY . .... 1011 B L W. S. Lhielny rod . ------ Co. . _ 12 OYAL SURREY GARDE/IL-MB DAY. EL•,II JOLLIES 1 c0.qc.i.... 4 .... 57. ..D 011 11,sset tad ie ils - Theme et Oseettreleee / mdo of the Clastem—Dteetllbree.ka. Osseerti mi. 1 10* . thalL Tie BMW Asig a ttlie eire ~........ r B a w l? ia ll Dr= —M=ll l iere ' M i nlat a t7 et to hen e berZy la dote 1 .. Ewell Peeto la Mule 112 7 des. IL ed.. 'ditto row to olielsoi r i ce 'Cot. Sh imdai rlaerth dee* sod et tiro Genteel te the moi AUGUSTIN GESIIUS . ...... I=P Marks sad Co. Cull:ad.* NW Co. anew I Iseßeemie la the Indent Neb.. "'" ?RAMS RAROZIERIITS. COORS are s as eeseeped Memo the VICTORIA DOM sed t he lischottll De" ReeeAllteheeteet. /Omit. IRSAII-LICI mho an At* helmets the Docks eel the Staehoerd Wharf, Uwe Geed,. the dry orae‘ s eetz w ist the Dab= feent l i Ir ci ee t 14. .111e 118.00 .. " eedlieti we he to the itimele ft iViefrte aez i ocoditeehle en .... .. of a lh m ee egli e telltsee ehlth is e 071 M en t i t 1. 66 le le lllsaiks tdl k we. le =ten Marla or Illelliettl el Uts , EVAN. If a m anodise . M Oat Of V WINO Ikea W , Asa ea Ale sad dal of r tie gl a i l i STOMlL i te:T e FklA ee be beeeebe Fuger leddreallia as . be Mi IN DOlitAnj w , ar o a him et at the Neb. C. CAPPIII. _ 13OYAL GARDENS, CREMORNE.- THIS DAT (JoM tli. tit, GREAT NI OH? at 1111, MOON. ler Om , 1 1 / el T. IL SIMPSON. Proprietor. Om OM ereaderi ewe elket MS be mode to Naar UM Teraina are eir eteradtre der W emi It le eateadre Programme be am& as be oar met la Maim to Me el emememeela Ilmeldele Ms ailed a Orred lams Me m& so Medi loke at Ibi the emaleg.—Aamidea di Se& & el. ds. The tree ea** egemadol. QR I EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE 18 H ltE ia miti le m l .ilmi mat HALV- E Y ONNEEAL MELTING it Ptimilles d WY Caw eSil M Mid. pair/ i• AM al la Dridel, W the MIMI 0111111.. Oa /SWAY, ME al Mimi NM tw We IHNIM Wipe= al SIMI Imp lima at 1 AMA Red dr• I II TM IL 1 de Me M LII MIM 1.1 : 6 WH ow In Tr opreir=liks Mid -Ewer Omni mid lab ft at YOWL Lorded Ti Peddiagiaa. Jtly IT. 18M G REAT WESTERN aid SHREWSBURY IIAILWA7I,.._ 'ARTIE WALZO TOUltlfiT 21CANT• milli. kr THUS whi=ra ism. h dby al Wee. Thew wlll be based mil thealll IV*, hi o i l . d. ma Welewitemp•sh i efr. . yerialedea fee Ike ee ebe iw it i. %YU Yelbfulmig• Y e~ tigh li as isd= l esa li deh= iii NM t eY•v7, Wm =Won 7811". eares•hl 1 Climbed Item la IreC nee 20 W . im , I, iiv ii.m ba l s a .4 0 . 6..a.m. ..... A ...i • . 1 II • ...... llO • likey de set blek ie Wei twkeli li thesme Mike Ild Nue A w Me thi laterfor of Wake by 001(6 trees Coe wee w debrel, by emdmeai whh the comb proydeecee free thaw PRINSING CABllB.—At Kt. mucous MA. 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It S= sr WA LAMM t... %., a a la IL I LLOYD. ibilitorromin. lark*. BRABIDB AND RAILWAY WILDING. P&. Two 0011 hags etch. THEBLACK DHAOOONS. By Luisa ORANT. L originanovel, by the author of the " Romano. of Tar ADVINTVRCII U P MR. LEDBURY. By Atitla 1511121. jovial fun and humour unequalled More " Pleindek.l AWIRIUR 0 LLARY ;W. Adreatune. By COAALU Lama. (Au. Cher of "Charles O'Malley." " Hwy Lorequerl POTTLETON LBOACY. By Au/11 iintrn. (Genalterial by wool to be Albert Sm(th'. ben work.) frocks: Georg. Menials* and Co.. 2, Varrlngdonetreet. TUE NNW NOVEL No. ready, aad to be bad man th e Ifteariee. la 3 vol., EVELBE N. By B. L. A. Blawicx, Author of " tbe Dwarf," is Landau Smith, Mar, sad 00.. 66, OeenbW. SIR JOHN FORUM 24 SW WORK. Jrt pablistri la post dr. with Ilse sad Visw, ricotta dd., I(aHT.ibitELNIO in GERMANY and the 1 Yit c lt, ths arms et Ma RI Jolt loans, author at " • " .8 1.4,440.'' ha ' The toad. so Wolf orstrom I. tbs Astro direst& of a trod of dabtroiss Ilinsrs. sad Its hassast Is dr to Ws wrote cesorful rd olor=ssr ai V o thozoliselsd i crof d Idi sonatrATho =o a ssallis starrat ,issi. sso sit dlrz i taterse v rfa tb• tri he era may a bien d ot ° 7lssrl wit% avers airs to he air bArmat sad obasnorto —loordasr. London : Ralik rdor, sod Oa.* Conthia. pR. CULVER_ WE.pp3 AsSwmantas. mid MOW. in mama; QUIDS TO MULTI,: o. What wit. MSc end Avoid. Lacroix To Tornio Nu. NOW TO 'V. SS HAPPY. MORAL AND ?STOICAL INJOYEZNT Of LIMA ON SPECIAL DIBRASES. IL IRS INSTITLTES OF IMAIIRIACIE LIVIA Tn. Dissun ur WIRT'S& nu. URINARY DURANOEMED TA CONSTIPATION. and ueemoickuolua. Tabs bal et Nbetwood. Pattlmonmarow mad at Dr. Emrereall. Ar4ll.plmec Rat acaren. wbe bard m y t• meamalted ham. t•s 10 C mad t till a A derdatioa ea the gabfests( a pork for the borough of Finsbury had ea interview with Vitamins Palmerston yes terdey. The deputation consisted of : From the vestry of Islington, Messrs. William Harvey, J Vincent, William Cos, and John Layton, vestry clerk; from the vestry of Cligkenwell, 31. eon. Thomas Die, William Jame, end Tenons Cromwell, clerk to Its vestry; from the Bcard of Works, Holbms, Messrs. Robert Bsidoek and S. W. Hop ' wo.d, aleck of works ; from the vestry of Stoke Newington, Messrs. Wdtlam Co per and Alfred Taylor ; from a com mittee of the borough of kin/bury, Mr. Curler Woodward, J.P., Misers James Joha Downes, William Tyler, Jobs Barnett, sad H. Clifton; from St. Lake, Old street, Mr. Alfred Walker, chairman of the saalteryeemsittee. Th 9 deputation was introduced by Lord Robert Ores , and Mr. Thomas Sliagehy Doccombe, M.P., Finsbury. SALE OP MR. MARE'S SHIPBUILDING WORKS AT HLACILW&LL.—The freehold and leuehold property, with deed pleat sad machinery, forming the iron ibipbaildsng works of My. Mare at Blackwell, was dirreed of by public auction yesterday, at the Audios Mart, under an order in ' bukruptcy. It was stated that the property out Mr. Mare 160.000 L The atteadacee was very atnierette. There was only us bid, 55.0001, from Mr. Italy M.P., to whom the property wee ktocked down. - The Franz Ernst and the Helene have arrived at Southampton, with cargoes of corn from Rambo% porta in the Bleck Sea. These are the ant cargoes cf corn from sub ports whisk have arrived there since to. breaking out of the Ramis* war. EIPLO-1011 OF A POWDER MILL NEAR BARNSLEY. On Monday eseniog, en eariesiou occurred at the Wars brough gunpowder mills, helongiog no Meson. Shortridge Wright,end which are situate is a very secluded part of he Dove, in Wotabrough Dale, about two miles from Barnsley The esplosion was of a molt terrific character, and was heard within a eirceit attune! miles; and, being attested Is the metre of an extensive Goal distr ict, the that impression we, that one of the collieries had fired. One of mine, charged with a composition for the manufacture of the fine op siting powder, had exploded,ead the rugged aides et the malt bed bees blown to atoms. while the door and Ismeibetiem bat bile also disledpd. Fortunately, none of din trukasee were is or sear the nail at the time.—Mcus &WM? Givarthos. The Booth-Western Steam-packet Company are • *4 le. 104. a mile for °margins the Channel Islands mails. The Pacific Mess Navigation Company are paid 3s. Bd. a sale for mamma! the Pudic nada. The Peninsular and • Oriental Compeer 65. 3d. a mile for conveying the India, China, sad Gibraltar teens. The Royal Mail Company 9s. 104. a mile for conveying the West India sad Braid I matte. Canard's Cuapsay lie. a aids foe conveying the Halted States mail.; sad the European sad Australia" • Company will be paid 11s. mile tot seaming th e Ultra ' Co mai. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPEECH BY MAJOR-GENERAL WINDHAM, C.B. A tionitraftliatory liddreis Wig presented, and a public breakfast given, to the above distinguished officer, at Untangles, a Tunny, when General Wieneoe said—Ladies end gin Sib is the naiad great compliment that I have readoell at the hands of my friends, the iababitaata of loannina. The first we. a spootaneous buret of good fannies oar arrival. This, which is more elaborate and more mates, is, I am happy teeny, more honourable to me; and I think, as it is not only addressed to myself but to the any, it is more honourable to you. Before I proceed to touch upon any part of the serves, that I or tee army performed in the Crimes. I wish to thank the committee of management for having chosen to glee, as an entertainment, a breakfast in stead of a dinner. The chola of this entertainment allowed as to have the pleasure of the annoy of a great many of the ladies—(hoer, hear)—and of a vest portion of On beauty and y soh of Leamington ; and I em per fectly certain that I speak the sentiments, not only of molt, but of every soldier has present, that the commiitse weld not have selected a better method of show ing respect to an or them. If I were of a suspicious nature. I might perhaps conclude that so many your ladies did not come hers to look at a saarriad man tamed forty, bat that they alp here exhildelei thear eyes lo my onto aide-de-amp, Carafe Hale, en ray yesag Mead lAent Mn'grave, and other gallant yowl heroes emembled at this table. (Laughter.) Let me aid, aloe, if my amnion be smut, that they could sot show a jester at more proper romplieneut to the yea g officers of the army who serves so ardently and well, whom fortune has not permitted to sttaia the same benefit. that I have reaped, bat whose anises were jut as dangerous for them to perform as ever mine were to me. (Load cheers.) There are scores of regimental officers that I am acquainted with whose services, I am perfectly convinced, were quite equal to mine, simply with this difference, that I was an older officer, and, therefore, had more men under me. I served chiefly on the staff, but I had also a good deal of duty to perform In the Deaths., and, therefor*, know remarkably well the difftrenes of the two aeons. Ido think that those officers who went through the whole campaign in the trenches of Sobutcpol deserve the thanks of every individual in this country. It is all mighty fine to canter down to the trenches for a few minutes, as I did before I was made • bri eadier-gensral. It is very well to ezpose oneself to sudden danger, which is toes over and soon forgotten; but it it a different thing to go day after day, night after night, through dirt, wet, misery, destitute of comfort, yet always to have sufficient moral fora to say that, because it is my duty, I will not give in. (Cheers.) Tint is precisely what the unnoticed regimental officers did daring the saigs of Sebastopol. lam sure there is nobody at this table who would not have thought I Amid have been the lest man to naive such an address and to have at with such a recep don as I have experienced on this eccasion. Had my old friend and late commander, Bit George Cathcart, been pointed out as the men to have stood hero, to receive the sp. rause of hundrade—(L Veit.: Of tbaseands.j—no ass, would have been surprised. His general character as • soldier, his previous services WITS GO well known, that eothing would have ben more likely ; hat that 1, &humble ladividual, who has remind. °wanly, his friendly shake nth. hand and his desire fat my advantaged, but that of eons else—l say, that, pother, the last man in the whole British army that any one would have selected to be hon eyed by nth • reception would have beat myself. (Cheers.) There were a vast number of other officers conceoted wito this locality whom one might have suppoied to be infinitely mote likely than myself to have stood here. There west the Adenoid, the %Ways—sea of my own standing—the Illnekbarghe, the Somerville., aid other young men, many of whom, I am sorry to say, it has pleased Providence to remove; bat I may Omsk God for • most remarkable is terpositno. I landed in the Crimea on the 14th of Septem ber, 186‘. I was panne at Alms, where I had nothing to do. I wee punt at lieleklava, where I had almost as little to do. I wag preseat at the attack of the 26th of Octane, where again I had nothing to do ; and lastly, I came down to the battle of Inksrmann, where I bad • good deal to do. (Laughter and chests.) And I hope that, as I sto wind the &potential of thee* placid above me ' two my duty, I did that duty well. (Cheers) ThePoarth adi a vides lost all its gnash, killed or wounded; 740 urea and anus were killed. oat of 2,200; and I, unfortunately, had to write snow& deapateb, and, perhaps, was fool enough wee a make the beet of it. However, itis • great loss for ton a reasoat ea amok en trwastosr. It palmation, however sad I went through the siege doing my duty, not having really anything to perform more then otter people, %still same to the attack upon the Rodin (Cheers.) I should wish you all distinctly to understand, that I was no 'e'en tar for that smelt. I was ordered to do it, and I did no more then I was ordered to do. I led the Band Division, but the Light Division led the attack. I have seen con stoutly in the papers that I absolutely led the whole assault. I did not; and I wish my countrymen to know it. I never was ama that asked for false honours. (Lead elmilla) A brave and gallant man—a Warwickshire ISM TiIiWNSWEI —tossed up with me for the thole. or lead. That nth Was Colonel Unett—the sou of old Mr. Deaf, of He woo the teas, and chore the load. I have lb st=le say hut that I had not the chola, and I will even go so fee a to say that I do not know that I should have chosen the even if I could. (Laughter and cheers.) One tiring is quite clear, however, that I did not lead it. Col Unett was displaced in the morning by Oener.l Shirley, who come to take the command of the brigade, and I beli -v. the lead ultimately fell to Major Welsterd, of the 970, and Colonel Handal*. Then gallant officers fell, and though the Light Division that led us went on gallantly, one that is cotton, that if then two officers had sot have fangs, the ma might have rushed into the battery, and the whole thing have been altered, bat as no ore can control his life, so no officer, however brave, can compel &signiors fight of that kind. (Chars.) Col. Gant was badly wounded in the attack. He shook bands with me on the ground After he wee draws 1,600 yens from the Bodes he was struck 'gala through the back with • shell sod killed. As far as regards my own business in the Mean t, I followed clots upon the Light Division, entered the battery, did all that I could to get things into • proper form, anon em happy to say that my exertions mat with the approval of that re spected officer and Comenander.in-Chief, Sir James Sissy- POD. I also met with the approval of my gallant friends, Lieut. General Markham and Sir Wm. Codriogton. As all those officers have thought proper to give me due thanks for what I did, I think you will entire me Doubloon you fur ther upon the adjoin Often as I have looked over the bloody list of all toe separate parties of those who were cut off—the leaders being absolutely killed, with the exception of Colonel Lynne (of the 23rd), Colonel Maude (of the 3ra Buffs), both of whom gallantly went on and were wounded, aid Msjor Lewis—l say that, when I loth over that list, 1 congratulate myself on having escaped. Though that day was • heavy day foe many, it was • fine day for me ; for it brought me before the aorta of a favourable public and well feeling any. (Cheers.) Her Majesty deigned to make me a Major-Gene ral. That gave me the command of the fourth division, and, lady, without any application of my own, I arra made Chief of the Staff. (Cheers.) Why her Majesty should have chosen me for the Chief of the Staff I em not competent to say. All that I can say hi, that I never asked for the ap pointment, nor should I have taken O, unless Sir William Codriegton bed especially asked me to do so. I have known that officer for year', and if a man who has served coder bits may be allowed to make a remark concerning him, I would plainly soy that I thoroughly respect him, Loth as • man and a soldier. 1 think the country will learn, sod soon diet:over, that they have in him a good and valuable pubde servant. It is not for me to ray mere on that subject. As fuse regards the duties of Chief of the Bisfi, I did not Ind them near so difficult to perform as I had anticipated. The troth is that I had at headquarters • very able body etoffi cer'. With the Inception of Colonel Herbert, Colo-el Blayne (both good mea), and myself, the others were old bends at the business, and I must say that Colonel Patellas is one of the beet oaken to VI the position of Adjutaat-Gaisrnd In her Majesty'. service. Therefore, re. ceiving as I did the &neonate of such aa able staff—and Sir William Cudrington commanding his own army, which he certainly did—l had nothing to do bat merely to refer points to him which I thought questioaable, and then Con voy to my junior officers the orders to be carried out. I hand the tan a most easy one ; and, therefore, when the army strives in the country in such good order, I beg die Wetly to state that the credit of that is not due to me. I hold the opinion that generals of division should thoroughly discipline their own divisions; and in this case they did it. I do not know whether the g le of division have any fault to fiud with me, but certa inly I hove co fault to find with them. They did their duty well. (Chaos ) 1 have now to thank Lady Somerville, and many of my friends near me, for the kimonos shown to my wife and children daring my &bane ; and I can only add that, if ay of my nimble oedemata s, combined with the grading sod eplendid reception which I have met with since my return to England, should induce her al-jetty's government to employ me again on active servic-, I sincerely hope that on my return I may meet with the same reception and the same Whiner= that 1 have experienced on this occasion. (Great cheering ) The Poona Observer publishe• some verses of Mr. Menotti** Cannityre, " the Byroa of the Best," and son third judge of the S mi the Court. They ere Oa the depertare of Sir Lions/. from India." The following is one verse : Oh 1 fen thee welt ! Sir Lionel Weed It is too hard to serf With we lowa *aim me our beset! Oh! oboe elesli You return t Braes deeds of valour you have doss! now you p to you: tong boors ! Leaving no hers to cry sod weals; Oh! wigs than you Murat THE PUBLIC HEALTH. On Tuesday wu issued by the Registrar•Oenerel the quarterly return of the marriages, births, and death' registered in the divisions, counties, end districts of England : This return comprises the births and deaths registered by 2,196 registrars in all the districts of Boglead during the spring ginner ended on June 30, 1866 ; and the marriages in 12,180 churches or chapels, about 3,765 registered places of worship, ninon:noted with the established church, and 628 superintendent registrar.' cans, in the quarter that ended on Much 31, 1866. The marriage rate, which was law, is now slightly shove theaverege rate ; the birth rate is high ; and the death rate is low : so that the state of the population, in the light of these returns, Is favourable. Sixty-six thouend mina hundred and seventy-sir pertune were married in the three menthe of January, February, and Much. The annual rate in the quarter we. 707 mar riages to ovary 100,000 of the population ; while the rate in Use winter of 1866 was 831 (or len by 1-10tb), and the average rata of the preceding winter quarters was 704. The merriages (33,388) were more by 4,267 then the marriages (29,131)1a the winter quarter of 1866; and the bureau is a tare 941114.44110 ot the preeperlty of the country. This Lacrosse of marriages is absented In every division. The • erects le the number in Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Hull is probably due to the :stun or our gallant seamen from the Black See and the Baltic. 173,204 boys and girls were born alive and registered in the spring gamier that ended on the last day of June ; giv ing an mamma of 7,954 children on the numbers of the cor responding quarter of 1866. It is the spring quarter in which the greatest Lumber of births generally occurs; and this number is the Menet tl at has ever been returned in England. The number of regiment, births rose from 136,941 in tee spring router of 1844 to 173,204 in the last spring quarter. INCREASE OP POPULATION, As the number of births was 173,204, and the number of deaths 100,310, the natural increase of the population of England was 72,894 in the them mouths of April, May, and June; so 1,903 lives were lidded, 1,102 were takes away, daily ; leaving 801 as the daily increase. But in the setae three months 60,379 eanignats lift the ports of the United Kingdom at which goeernmect agents are etatioted; and of that number about 21,304 were of English origin. England, exclusive of lhosiland end Ireland, gent shout 234 emigrants Gaily over Eke was, to Australie,to she United &etre, and to the North American colonies. Of the immigrants who enter England bias Scotland, Ireland, and other pasta no statistical records ere kept. The emigration from the ports of the Unites Kingdom is lees by nearly 6,000 then the emigration (88,111) in the spying quarter of 1856, and is less then half the ge emigradon (113,141) of the corresponding quarters of the eight years 1847 64. Ell PRICE OP PROVISIONS AND THE WEATHER The SWIM of some of the principal articles of food are shown in the annexed table, with a view of determining the effect of their venation' oa the births, deaths, end mrriges. Du ce Dur e ing the last three months wheat wee sold on an ave rage at the rate of 684.8 d. a quarter ; York regent potatoes at 80e. a too at the w•tenlde market, Southwark ; beef at 610. a pound, mutton at 6p. a pound la the Lesdenv ail and Newpte markets. The price of wheat in the coirespond log three atimetis of 1851, 1866, and 1866, declined from 78e. 4d. to 68e. 84., or nearly 10e. a quarter; lutetium , fell from 166 e. to 80s. sten ; beef fell ably from 611. to 5 2.8 d. per pound ; mottos, at the other hand, rose from 6 6.14 d to bid. per pound. Ups the whole, the prices of articles of mat ostensive consumption, se food, declined. The value of the public securities roes. The weather during the last three months is folly des cribed in Mr. °lslam's Metecrologieal Report. The mean imperative at Greenwich was 52 deg. 8 min., the tail of rain was 7.4. (See Mr. °labium's Report, p. 18.) STATS OP TIC PUBLIC itiALPII. - The deaths ia the spring mouths were 100,310, and the natal mortality was et the rate of 2.117 per cent. ow nearly 21 is 1,000; the avenge annual rate of the anon Ming newly 23 in 1,000. The mortality has been, during the whole of the half-year past, math sow the avenge rate. The mortalty is the opting quarter awiewg she people Inieg is the dietrias sad the nab-districts comm.:sing the chief towns el liaalaud, was et the annual rate of 2385 (neatly 24) per 1,000 ; the mortality of tee rest of the people in the scab towns and is the country parishes was at the mesh rate 18.78 (nearly 19) par 1,000. The rata of mor tality is in both classes of districts below the average ' • bet the natation of the rate is less considerable in tce town then is the country population. THE MUTINY AND MURDER ON BOARD THE BRITISH SHIP GLOBE IN THE BLACK SEA. On Tuesday the following correspondence wu received at Lloyd's from the Foreign-office, relating to a desperate cue of mutiny and murder on board an Eoglish ship in the Black Sea, and the soccc.afat capture of the per. petraton Foreign-office, July 28, 1816. Sir,—l am directed by the Earl of Clarendon to tretimit to you for the information of tte chairman end the et in mates of Lloyd's copies of despatches and of its enclosures, from VItC3III2T Stratford de Re (knife, relatFee to the cap ture of three of the mutineers from the English bogus Globe. I aia, Sir, your most obedient and humble servant, The SeCretirj of Lloyd's. H. Dunirnoin. Constantinople, July 10, 18.56. My Lord,—l bare the honour to forward herewith in espy a telegraphic message, addressed to me by Rear Ad miral Grey, and a despatch which I received to-Jay from the same quitter. The Porte, on my application, lost not a moment in send ing a detachment of policemen wi h a naval officer to assist in taking the mutineers, end you will percilee with satis faction the moons which has attended the operations. I am, &c. (Signed) STRATFORD DE REUCLIPPE. To the Earl of Clarendon. (Copy of Message.) Telegraphic despatch. Admiral Grey, Therapia, to Lord Stratford de Redd:fie. The Globe, English barque, has returned from the Black Sea. One man killed and three others wounded by fire of the Crew who mutinied, and after plundering tho captain and chief mate, landed at 10 o'clock yesterday morning stoat thirty miles to the esatward of the Bosphorus. The men ate two Sicilians, one Neapolitan, and two from Trieste. (Signed) DAtetur. WAIMIN for Pere, 3 16 p m. LORD HOLDSWOHTII. Huy Majesty's Ship 111.1<mone, C3natatitiniple, July 10, 1666. My Lord,—l have much plesaure is informiog your En cellency that three of the men concerned in the murder of the man on board the Globe have, by the exertions of Com mander of the Recruit, and Hassan Effendi, aide-de-camp to his Highness the Captain Pasha, hien e.p tured near Hill., and brought back prisoners. A fourth was heard et, and policemen put n his track, so there is little doubt that he will also be taker. Tilers is some un cortaiaty am to the filth—the men who have be.ci taken state that he was killed by the Euglish before the boat lett the barque. This story is certainly Glee, and it must, thi Teter*, have been concocted either to favour the escape of the man, or to conceal his having been tilted by them selves in a quarrel. Commander rpeaks highly of the assistance he has received from liaison Meech and his men.—l have the homier, &c., To 4Signed) ERROR. WM. ORZT, Rets•Admiral. iscoant Stratford de Reglad!, SUBMARINE Rituns.—The schooner, South Shore, Captain Edward Oils, arrived at this port from Caps Biet n last night, having on board many memorable impl,met.ts of war and other article*, buried in the deep at the c pure of Louisburg, by the English, in 1745 At that time tire French ennui muds were auk , 1 attempts, more or lets successful, have bun made to recover ordoaace, Mc , which sure then engolphed. The crew of the South Shore have been fortunate in this particular on their lute cruise. They obtained 18 iron cannon, some of tee of 1 ego calibre, and one retching the weight of 9,204) lbs. The ordoance remaining in the watt r for more then a century is covered with rust, end has no legible 'corks to stamp it u once belonging in Louis In Besides she cau to a variety of shot of different sites, iron knees, pieces of cable, rapiers, and mementos of French defeat, of inte direstvers shapes, were also ousted, all possessing a peculiar , as recalling that interesting anti-re v.ilutionary era when our fathers acquired the disc One which enabled them atsbse• gustily to oast off Britian thraldom. The val us of the ma. metal raised from toe F rench wreck is estimated at 2,500 dole. The company. con sisting of five men, have been ab sent only two month' and a half, unit as they charts red this routh Shore on their own account, will nap a profits ble re• ward for their toils. This is the second trip they have made to the scene of the Freash disaster, as they visited the scot last summer; bet their success in the pecuniary view was not so decided then as it has been the present sesson. Boiler. Trasserspt, July U. GALLANT ACT OF AN OFFICER OF TDB PPMBROKR. —Shortly after leaving Berniuds, in the middle watch, a muss fell overboard. The wend master, Mr. Scuds more, without a moment's hesitation and in the darkness cf the sight, instantly plunged into the sus, and held the drowning =a up until further suntraps was render:d. 1