The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-18 00:00:00

- • , : ' 4 7 1 .`• - • I al.11• ••i ' la:9* . i'lA:l AA ; - ,I: 1 . P'..%ft.....1 t j V le , ofprt . Gli:ilidX.3 11 ' 1, 1 t 4 - , a--atlr. ~4/~j~i+Y -1 ~ Lt-a , 1~~ A / Ofodloo./7 ft. •t"' No. 3,068.] r ok PORT PRTLLIP. lUD fine. fasit4silirifr,' ..1177:1111 4 3 CeZkeet ; Inl b• = ur m; P ••• nib alp came. • 010,VOIL mei kr • MUIR peep. sift M10N•14.12 . f Met ieble Me bee 4•••• peed. ••••• steOlesilme. be mob ebola •••••11.La.•• qualnin tab np•Mii le lit: Moil" nr4 cl••• Mi.. IMMO,. al; SOM sr th A ir4 N ..le tweed tne.t .4..a seta timed be Ike Sid•—ree ?Meta Ii trM Mali t• 4' II %IMES w ALTON 4 BOX& IT. OTaceebanb• Mel. sad IT, Wabereereg, lambed. fIOR PORT PHILLIP On Mew 'be COlaidi- Woe.. it* en. faaa-whelna Inlannebnlll femoral mini. G PATO N. A 1,1 .40 tea. wads. !WWII' OA IMI rte Cone dna r. h hut in the ',edam Leek.; Inn a Ina paw maisaparkie no. e d.t.l . f.d learner, to ahem .e met sad alavaini• nem mescal, .in he met— ToN twat* or pimp apply to MARLIN lIALT..N and RUNS. I. Oraeorburelmireel. Load**. r/11. Wane merit. Lin flaw( VOA LIMA Direct (to talker the James Litt he Reit lir rawly all blllt QUI' , enraged and ran take IWO tondo alp. the epiecald tiM trnerlears clipper •Inp JOHN BRYAN T. lOW. VMS... 710 v. WOW,. lIY.R NI ANN YOnT ER, Connoradir 1.14 4 the laeka Tbh ant 4Op bare.y.l aronamodsdrea tar karrameara afel win meet wok giant deersieb.—FtT freight or paean M.II:C HA RLLS WALTO. and NOBS. IL Oraggehurdheaowa. aadl7. Watareirlat. LherpooL F OR LIMA Direct (to follow the John finest "ti.wwW , ahoy Me , mowed. and ran take tilyM [cob n.v, Mwelur Atocrikaa rhyler rhip Jt* Of EIItIANDKZ. 11.3011 -- IMO two rect4cr. 11. UIV EN, 'atarm.saicr ;OW In the it Ai ; sr e Alf en.l aecornmodwltue for gar dsogeteb.For =44 .0 9.07 1. Mag n7wo.o..a. W .1030. 17. 0 DEVITT and NOORBII AUbTRALIAN LINE of PACT T 1111111.8.—rwr PTDNIIT Meat Ito will pato hally bra the Brew the leth Jae. raw at Myrrh saltrk ritrWA rito i lknats j WI. I" M18.6 1 k 0 • Z i g hemkJ.datm. etre ; Les -- Iter Drew Tlilas dap has lowa k5..61. 101019 =I el& Intl% azrodS the art •de trablz i =art dat • kw winnow sr warrota.—Wwr Minn gepty W Captain AM= ORKIN. WI bowl to Kw with ths Mown. D. MINUS ard bDNa Paroarlak hoer ; sr to 1.0 arl )100211, 9. 1101teretrea. DEITITT and MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE ef PACER sn rik—Foe SYDNEY Moat Ito mil paws ugly from the Sher the 70th of July. ea,lllng at at Plyioonth to MINN* rizro Ur lot of • the loodid frrai•trallt Slur .a. • for 13 you.. to ay.. D. Datahar amid thaw. riolater 1 tow. J. N. RWAX•O3I. Ctonnwando , . hl t6o ladia Dwelt. 110. Sao ardp bow •NU poop, with twowaarellost MOW sebum to oMO o wwwora. br lamas al rho Wang lofty mind airy, &c am • alorfwthlo ofairotoftlif for • low wooed eihisa peawatte* and ore awry as outer mewl Novo* ..-11 r term of freight end sooty to N.. 6. IiII'LLAT 1 V. witb the owner Dow n. s. D. Dl= /lONS. fortatreet, Llowbouno. r to DRS' ITT ••• WOODS. 16 11116tor.biwel. TIEVITT and M(K)RE'S AUSTRALI tN LINE et PACKET sni.p.—Fee WOBART TOWN Bernet fa molar 1r der. ha. Mona MMlONtlibrot to.. ulnae. Ininea-ballt .nip ANTIPOPE... A 1 for 13 eAd tar areetee, oiolloll ORLY. commander: Bing in Ins Uisdoe Dodo. Th• teeth* was runt under be donation of tba ousels. aimed? Br the tthflee sad will ram emend cabin pathenderr la the ramp cable imorumodatthe at C 33 each. and a to. Inthrmolinle, at 11311 garb Yr further yank, nopiy to BEY ITT and BOOR& 9. MUT. street and 14100 HE'S AUSIRALIAN LINE 11 PACR NT 9111 PA —raw 110 BART TOWN Moot rambler traer. tor a coroiroahla part of her sow sod grill to dr Warhol tociap, the frLobaballi skip DIRrirrA9ATNII. A 111 lam tt3 toga re-14n, RICHARD WIL•11111190NE, Commander; Irar la the Laotian Nato. ? dip leo • f poop. ofia Inarato aorreamodsiloa far a foe diaralin /a•••••• soma °Um will to WM. —rar fmgm ar Prop bal to Mama RICUARIMON. 800- T 111.19, abd Co.. 17, Pt. Halm's.piaeo, Elabopoloorrast ; Of to DEVITT aad NoORN. 9, WilaroarrA. 'IIEVITT argil MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK Ayf PACIET SHIP/I.—For LA I.*NCISTON Dtreet to regular nador. his eorklenible port of Mr am erected, mad .111 net with grit &timid e, lk e web.knotto foot ..111ag brie AIX OX. A tecMer W Ift P woof), t ronboutdor; bin le as boo motions novontbodatt. .4 IVI PIOSAPIEL_V a NN SI TS brio& , x porn apply to the owner. fir T. N. wmairs.. lbo. St Helm oploco ; Nowa E Dan d 1111.1611“.. broad strmt tooktlep; or to DEVITT sad 110011 X.• Iflgatolion• DIVITT and MOOR c ' B AUSTRALIAN LINK of }ATILT SHIM—Foe LA TSCESTON Monet In isinine mune, hr nom a e a aro tar of measurement sonde Ilbe spite al nen Asper Alp ?ems OF TASMANIA • 1. M eer ri.toararrintot no ti. k .l SA MEML TtILLOC le Me London (seta TM e beemeltal wesed bee ber=ll me t bi ems. tr. HMI set Son, of AberSien. Mit Mr =mei is 'stoned to be nee Nisi cot 4 Um poet at Ste nee madam NM demi kr divir sad N . BEstrtal• _ .ugri. " " 114 " ~ tc.'" DEVITT end MOORS, 11, WSW street DEVIIT end MOORS AUSTHALIAN LINE of PACKET PRIM.—Tae OICZLONO. het Maly. Dbvil a regular Woke ba.)a-t waved from Mae calm, sad will Mora amain eta* oath &match, baring a vary oraokterabla wane of Ere p the tell Limn ebager•bunt abip THAMICP. A 1 roc to mat P. hallos and Patti. (129 tom Neater. AL X A DER 'LICA_ ,N Cnualuander , , War in the Envt ladia Poets. MP See ship Ms a f e d p.n.. •itti Ant Tato sonannsodatkaa for pftavragen—Yor Nee et RAW or impart apply to Mr. K. OELLATIT. with the ' 114.0r1 P Pr.% HA It and I. .N S. Fonvdrest a Lirartauera; or to 7 . ) ITT sad MOORE. 9. Bllliterotravt. hEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE -KJ of PACKET SKIPS —For OEELONCL Port Phillip, target fewaAr Water. ho. • oavdder•Sle portion of her cargo ennead. downatehwl 4.144, ell.erfor et the wharf'', the well twa firt.e.hoe larva IMMO, A tool register, JAMES KEA Common ter bunt In the London Dock. Ms .111 p littera avow.. f.e rearenzera—Por weight or woo amply to DEVITT and MOUES, h, ennur.Aran TIRTITT spa 11(10'4E'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .17 ~f PACKET SHIPP.-114r PORT PHILLIP Diesel la molar Paler the .ph awl 4 lirta4abedla eltpw dip INDEMNITY. A 1. Peewee :41 took PHILIP Ul'Epp, OrmaDam OWE MtM JAIL lead,. TM. Tomei Y aapmeaDSlN for tbe Made. awl Dose II the ta4A4 elk,. ot.l Ihe pap M Lamina ; eb. lima mamba rom. ISuno ad./ ra.lamamoseelpllapp Mr mile pameassra — to e loran MI/Nal mow. apply Pp DIMITY rd MOORE, L BaUtarelmal. DELAIDE kr MEL BOU RN E- ANNUAL 6 .6 IPM 111? MR- tlopir, ilsy 2Stb Jar tad wlll Ism r Iran to Itsh hear irtth orates rest parr The stra/Ist and 164 dip ADZIAIDII. • 1 kw Ma% SA be= 31 TLIS I , Costramodir. tesb d br a rsraliss End AS rillisledlys=l:s a rrbaler ...lil sod Cr l i li =statV re la Trif 4 sad r o ..... ....._,........... t.t... 1,111 A. M. hired bi mss ' bs re 13 MI tort psibe.r. bra 1.2 Mr a WWHITEHORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACKS?* —hey le 111.1.0 C BM Put PIM, Ile mil the el Jelhi. the eelebrased Prat& beilt Alper dip STAIMAD NUN JAIIIOI CA ILLTIA Ommenihr ; WM. la the Dan. ?be r seterwlatiese el Ole wheelie yawl ant ow arer hut ....att .c...6.l....i atimOtheble mbl he mar Ilhe Vales of Mt will menu. all ISeett IF rralLhow mehe—Oted Wen. ill pima; emert GAIL eeso; sad third hs. r Ile perm Orris. se es perleseed ow- Illehe—Apete se MT re DA VISOY. Ilk Fewleardteleete. MARSHALL sod RIMIDOR'S LINE of A i VOTA I4.I ALASIIIN PAM R ... MPIL-; . The the It gai„...kr Ode 114 . Ten dairabk °wort.. . .3033 Ties M. 1 Itaikime. Swim Deaksatlasa. ' I _ E 4 the Am.-. ........... 1 i d I re 7= Tue. , 373 I tie A 4•13143. ' ITT , 1110 WA Ittiow. .. . . urns el 13•371.3. w 3.3333. dkorry oftim mil tiolhor Nyy S. Ur mlbs ay. em373741y r a =73 , 117333133. 47733 'WAN lesder3l6l=lrs 111 %MALL 334 EDIUDOIL )4. ria11.4641.1.t. EOR MADEIRA. RIO DR JANRIRO. sad TA LTA RA 160.—The Riede Mum ASV Clogre s tral ery Ins paddlo.boul Itoinwr V I.PA Les Aar Two, WARR,: KRA DUCT W 'Ourisolit wow imareihw la Or rmsl am. sorrio• Y ele . M b wel tat Po showirmal Masa abaft Or Ytw E " = - ,17: m ai sem" s h r s promin a.. .4 l"Wik. Air games or rg Wow AA donellin amp •18 to yam away at IM F Om Gem Uwe. Poi , la low.kr. um Nina N. OMBRA Taft. mai Noble sr to RE Jae* Miry, No. M. Cribb= 111 TAGGART. Ilesmazy. QTRAM Dine. to CAPS el 0001) HOPS— TM 'Arms ['UNVEIL PIN be el, the e .45r. eit Pier. WI Mir me. Neil* bee. Fee Irepseikes at pr. h , 44..11 be te setemenee INeelnall PP. 1 e lbls 'Men ea be. I —.I ell Di TN 011160/1 awl Oa..e. INNOweleleok Pow. .—Y PI the DUO daminasa Is UAW, Ream. W Nag Tara la 44 pee low, NM $ pat sat mires. pRITISH and NORTH AIIRRICAN ROYAL NAIL WrWAM RUM if W Adminitl u. •ma ... Li% sit pool. im NM. • 011 mod blame LI dl.ll- .I. Sm I rturros, eers awl bet Ai Um Halite mar M a.u.t nu to r. , 5r,4,...< ye pamen The f..imMaa. ne mire ramit are a Ie sall teima limped: t. i "I 4 ha. fm 110STOY. . Jame IL Mille& fee RR TOSIC, lbasediu. Jew It NIAUARA. her soritos. seapkg Jab L _hers mem sealant slis! 6 ., M U 1 " . " .... bel WIlb : atedV e msnais ma ird .—Te Haifa' ..."-.• "walla 'd Slaw : rasa alias. Mims ed r. I'. New Tart. /tom. Thirty Oalsams; spend sada. Tdeati (hinder m Ism Ada Masi weak b. call sad a°" Mr te las Tare loft assessoladas kr= Immes , t ...sod sib isamasse. tI , meeee re ether latemarabaa, apply le J. B. need. IL OM Bread ri6.l"!.li. i' ' Th .__ . _. "...". lisi taTht 8. 14.1 L a r e hise, ' a P e l l t id. S. le en i.l Imre, ........arapa. °Segos ; er D. aid O. =lvor. we .ereq, 11.1Popael. G itAVBB " l) Kiln, 0. 4 011111 1 b11, RTWAPTVIII•, 1 1 141442 P PI'S cr.L FAUX ITS alb. RalmarTard. TT L. I'f HI, au 111. h. 1,145, lu, la., 11,12, I.*: stirs ea., 'I , thy it •q• I. •• rallmi at tinalaudel, Ilisakenll,462 Woo-lurk*. .t .1 4i. M. 4, 49. T. Wien. Poliala. W. 011 I. att in , lake adasia,lea 14 114•9•24114pard0W I& ati• ail a ( "4":, -1 :11 RN I). sheern... —1)IA MOM) FUNNEL YN .. , .. 1. ! .1. I , nomwerford. $l, 10: Lasdaabradipk, 7.1 N .aping sc Orroa•tab sad Wealurlei Up hes 1 "' ' .. .g 4 T 04 . 2 1.44 luaitdoss To sad hue Ilbowsio. lOATH et EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION compuryi spo sod direct Servie.Wet Pelasbant as segleollo pia MI 11111 isnasobsi am hams Imo ere mom Tow : WNW. OW*. Itebenw MIL Tewileag.....ton 21, July 4 W U....7 11 0 41060 3 0 6 0 .... dale 2 0 310 ditto I I 4 0 ,p d im For Doris wd Ireimberg. ..1161, 4 sad 18......6 8 810 CDOona awl Sereaws kat bees. SO Ones. llawedoe I 0 1k wilds the Wart Se bad lbw elaW 0 8 a., el IM 04e= a b eall se We Mewl Dmilt Railway. &Mei We maw. an seellable fer Swe Nowa, ft. t ....... ee heeler welkwhee, ellih relewees le to We al We Oeswewt =l4 s ,..e7thiere. in 17 7r 0 w 0 • 011 7W al er 0 +de. Aw, he Dimeek mad .to Dlr. O. Maw, UwearwywDert. Sewn ill : he 11. Peettbere sod al other %We Pats, le blown. 0. •0. ea Ow, 12. 1/1111Wrowere. Peowasere eel mesh ere ale blebs. be blr. J. 0. Pedildt. U4A, Oztorddreel W. B. ADIDZMWS. Mmadag Procter. INOR 111 of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION courmove ant-a. Fteateen leave Grimly for nAm- G eOOO7 Setasday. astl Oristethy for TON NINO, Friday the 27th, red every alteraaN 'Sew —ram LI. and II J. J. ANDREWS. 6.PerlatiOdilli. Ortleoh2. STEAM to NORWAY (owning the Rmal Mails). NORTH of lIITROPI IMAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Mot dam MAN ltri4la URIC TOO tor. NO bone power. *peak MO am, berooparror. tar Aelated loam Is ardor toIM beeriness monitor at Marble MON+ tap to the shoat rimisele w tatereetior ormolu, tho Company will die me th saw Friday for CIIIISTIANSAND sad Pro IMAM dim eihese &Ay Ail Ha Reba tram 10111.166 via Looks rid North Reetra Rearm hall m tsW s ia s is nosissoadsorel oreemmiletka for preadore. karliVista=o"...l7l.....l"' . "mmallgabbrug" . 66=4. I LL W- W. IL AN bitzlie. toismoios inessiisr. 1.517 0 11 AM from HULL sod GRIMSBY to OGITINBUILO. —IIIDUOID i&l.—Tr NORTH of Pl IRIAN NAVIGATION CON Intel= and evlfteleellem.E: the lOW walk tee Wepetehell from Hull own Troia) earns et Geleree too tweltelefo. wollt. 44 .• introit from at 4 steed Natuelay minim leameesee• me to leekW times\ WWe are Peke leanly Klaireciane 9.14 pee. ee TOW& wed me dealeet et 40Iweby. reele.—Teeme Hello lio. ee & M. ff . L 7: hoe Leadas. ele Geheote. livielmos awl add W. & ANNAN W& lumen Hlwefw PA RIB TWICE DAILY. hv qt. MAIL PACKETS, AI Dew mod Calela-1111011TILST BEA PABBAOL—The swift msigma& and abed s i ter padre", the bagel la the gt Ole ad Mafia Dew tar Wait dal* legegat Mid Ws.: gol er = ..." Di All at EA am, and wary Oft Yea i% la = " ease WO Ur dreg A sigas at ee ntr d .m. awl 410 pa.. god Farb st am. aid LW pat Ilebote are Maid at tbe Olaf aim la, nod et MA. Oxford target Pansegen ea grabler tit Imo Farb or London. IRUSSELE. COLOGNE and THE RHINE. by the Soya Mill Route.—A ROYAL MAIL /TEARER limes L ter OSTRND 'wry MOM Incept &PAW a* 11.16 p.m.. mad ORTIMID ter DOVIR sew alght feco; ... lllatarday) at 4..3) p.m. ham Mee hem Review Ommd,—Flim lan recd eat+. Mt Iltremil tickets ma le ebtataid at Ilme MO 64, Lembettnteet, W the Aube! Amoy, 3344. Ozfordetreet. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& TO SHIPPERS. The VICTORIA DOCK COMPANY GIVI NOTICE that the .foI. aria AIM Toes. EASTEILI CITY Ltd EURRACHIE BOMBAY .... Wright sad 00. EAGLE BT. MARYB ALA ... .. .. lel PHI A DELPHIA O. Or,. ouvitaxiON STU GIBRALTAR It M A LTA Weed aad Co. OTTER ....... ........ 190 MALTA A ALEXANDRIA M. A. Badmen. PAWL LAWRENCE.. no LIMA. . HURRICANE UM Hosea Koko .. TWitlp, maw. MAN reasAzon 1010 LIMA ... Walla. sod Som. O. Bohm& ee sew Wades edema la the TIMMS Atoka Cloessear indertge the ina=zl = m ho. the lErspor's deer te the Nand ta_per tea. U or earn Odor es mei es deetrerd thesharse foe emelt theater the DoMa val belt. per tea Thee le meatttles et ad him thee Ire ii.. geode so ~eyed are lollrerel duvet le de Plat's AK sad MI dew kr shwa. sad dd. Mash sesideL tKedo seamed her the Deis al the sew Mat farther 'maestro ray te derma d de VlacelaTDelesol leas ; et the Oder. at de Stragerd. M. O o. mer OAPPIR. Mews& (REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHEAP excoullox to CIIIINCISTML STROUD. 0 LOUCES sad 011ELIMIHAII fres Ptilantat, at_ Maas. aa SU N . Jots ft vullaabg Or um PK tram Oiallain. at 4.30 ; (Thaketam at LP ; Streak at LIS ; asil OlreasulaL at /JO. Faro : Clnimaster sal MA Oa awl I s ; Gazas e sPar sed =LlNSWahan. 10a aad La lo leamp appeL 'Mats aat REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- CHKAP __ LICURSIONII BATH sad BRISTOL fro la pa. In BiTU D R , DaII as IBS sal fa "MC niessla ea the Ikamr swamp 1.30 Baal sad I oast Ras Ilaa. For era.: ir re k e Weep Aims& TRIM" Inadwabls. el RIAT WESTERN RAILWAY CHIMP A. RICURSION te the WWI? a( sjimajf.—es SAWN TA Jess fS, an EXCURSION TRAIN ea Imre les et 8.0 ene. Ire ELT ROUTH Halals& WNW@ kr SAW kW Wu. and Ws Saab Cart et Dew* wake et grew , firdah li Telennerb. . Toirrigtolme•T"."=.l4allll4.l.=fi... will return es Nander. . I..treve leyeeeetb el La. we— latermediste Meares se psi bend bale PAM TRU AND SACS. Covered Id Ohm Cerrierin Woureeturer-Vene end Ilditeeeter ••• • • SOL • IX. Teaser sr Therteneeed 22n nu Lefton fen I& MDemi* ee Telgentealls ...... .. . 21e. . . 17. r Teton re. 181. C lin ender% iiii.i...iiiiiiie mei., Mine and only an& able ke lie Min Pie hake partlinine SIM Med bit* to be ebtelesd at tbe Meer Wan 11011BMI/ be Menne', eblebedl. end at tie elm lassteag •Ma. L ONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. rousierr TICKi Comodetesi Jeri re teneirtlednler. AIWA rol l s wsuss. TICIETN reliable tee TB NH W AWL marl* the bolder to seep st intl.. CONWAY. BA SOIL CANNNAIIVON. ert HOLY. MEAD. Wm gore or reeesurs. ere tweed et re fellerre Parer by We thresh tyro. Mr lluirdre Ilrer ere rabbit by WM OWL sad the deemed by ter tare rime erred•chr sabre eirelort lint Hier Herr Ma Leedom to Ilektras Ia de Bert Se IS 0 Si 111 I Orford p 0.4...." i tear aribadt IIf 0 111 0 W ill ==ri k tra: . :::: lis : 117 o 0 To the et L . a y WINTMONNLAND lad CIINEXILLAND. TIMELY* to TIMM WSW to the above Late. re Weed at re Yam * re West Ywre. The Ftwl-dwr Ticker say m Mod the &car by war Velar r bre en seredolo r arrow Tint am. Shard elm br I .. 111 • 0 W 00 .. S I .. : n To the frees Hier. LYTHAM or MITTS Le re reed by the cadre* hair el the ore rears by ry her, awl Or NB lai r l a CWl Tead al•••. ' Ig a. VIM ................... .. •0 .. iss s e •• • ••• -- - •••••• - • I I 0 .. 11/ I o ••••• ..... ••••• IIA 0 .. 1 0 0 ." ...... • •••• • •—... so gr:llrite INA PIDS. TICKET, TWIN 411011 Y DAYS en herd by the erre* Orr Hirer. are marts es any sr by retrain he her seered.drs ett HA W It ROOATZ, 1104119010U0H. WHITBY. Tar ON. rott dor Seml der _llied bor. tar orb pram . 43. N. .. mod trek. tor erh orreder re. Od. .. i . 11w...4.. ........:::: M. N. :: a -gll Tire MOH_ ime we wal St he lir It trertr l / 2 7 . osal Ike Obeeireet, =O 4 mi. IrO g l amois t ab& dr bit weemblos cre Qat WEPPWS MALVERN SELTZER WATER. bi bs = a s inum szkral p eqatiAil • use- Ea@ tbit by al of pert et INIPIIIIMO fast OM pot et law& MIMS h110=1117441 it Ye Noe enrifild . 111111 . TM= v. bowies te a Mtaila s or i t:t ai gibs at Nom% J . Moo sir „d i= = tr i • abiemieL Popma mos ~ee MOM set %th ti re ra w* is 41 1. 1.. 0% 1 ! Watitt imi ty: "Ilita=lE bib b pnlittel by yell MY barbs Only tamitsrt. PRINSIMAIL .. 'WNW by Royal Lotion A. Panel 4 gni Ile leg on of de Ikea. do nat. .ais di pen. at aleginge nun nine dor . No. L b • gadvagsning. sad galingiloa ogne sera . ile. B allielialeja Se inn unmet lane ion geneldely on sandy admit aß loud d nogg dodder :sin se Nag gen =Mt ie In lige d lag its Tot e: Os 41 , :it t as oust ea lan sisib. lisrlells: jm ,,,,.. t no Berilable le ne wig garee ll.h omen 6 1,, Noe - agal ri vi r en Onto or nt h ::: of ruerire Emir Arne.. ow a= s• gm% = 6 : 14 ",..• 13.4 1. ...ra —.ebony limin lo • d i gadded Idle amen og eiliginiorod by V Benb u t b as To br a *Moth sal Mil Is • r.... ri Amami : i reelk tummies A LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18. 1856. INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE. COMMITTEE for RECEIVING) SUBSCRIPTIONS hs AID of the FUND now being raised In Parts for the BELIEF of the SUFFERERS. The Rbeht Hoes. the LORD MAYOE. Treseerer. Ms 0r,., the !Mks of Pathan Aldermsa Sir George oarroll llts Orme the Duke of Downside* Mr. Aldermen inpelsad The Governor of the Beak of Mr. Alderman Finals aglead . Mr. ennaa Wire The • stid Chairman of the Bost Lulls W. O. Prescott. Req. Carapeny. 0. R. Smith, Esq. The Lord Ashburton Lewis Loyd, En. The Lord Rarsunrorth J. H. n..tb. tn. Bann Lionel de Bothoshild, M.P. John Dillon. Fin. Mr W. Clay. hart.. M.P. 'Uranus D. Modern 14 Thomas Baring, Seq.. M.P. Witham Leaf. Es. 0. Carr Olyn. !sq., M.P. Matthew Uenilt_ LBW lialkes Carrie. En., M.P. Chertie_Deumm s Ini , Thomson Henkel.. Eng., M.P. Philip c -- \ lb% Remool Greens, Esq.. M.P. Anglo Mr Joverthutoe, M.P. WM. t ' vel Ph sn Deni k sr e ns , F.V.P.11, M.P. W. H. c Limiter% Esq., Y.P. Le !la I: l 'sed Aid. N. Es.. M.P. M.P. Deg DNA 15 11 1. 114sbi t o hp. Ngq. M. A. . lot Panel Jobs Dem • Dei• Je l i d iree& D. Dm*. 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Mallow Rank WsePluti taw ... 0 Chide Wlallai s . /4. Ittaufewt.boave. .. 0 0 Tarr Ilzk w es lO 0 0 jaw" p, 1 1 0 e Ilerask iv o. cilooot o o Newry. Herne( eatek• bar. and Co. 50 0 0 Mem. Jean Selland Co. 6 6 0 W. U. Musk I.4tetrel Ostablar . No Hardwel. Beet awls, tad Oa . 60 0 0 i t IS WV, W . the Marko easonewleallewe way 99 o ar/ 6111. 61COBLZ, I y 6186 P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA- Tunta-s, sad Mn. T. GERMAN RIND .03 ebe bib Iliarbabaa IMMO% eeededed at Wankel aed Carniabellte mati mal ne s eVelia s rd ead ft ladi rTlll l l4 lV3 sal assawasrassi slaus• b. sad lay daina 0... ? le aware' Nbe Osity Ike day. • II wiry Wm , day. bree • dram be tree OEMs sumeeeid. No puicaw we ea datarday pg. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM , r. dwrorrrdreal.....rarrir* gab Wu Ilentutal* wary parlierms bur la rase af sm. Di LWITUDOCr* :=. il er: l Mal of SOM. 11/ Dr. I. TN.• mu NM blia**lo=l*sreire of LIMNS ha awn * Dr. WILL PJA. Only —Adroirsks. Ow Milos BENNETTII MODEL WATCH. 66. 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BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TON NAIL =macro . , Ma ems mibulir t. maim ay pals. by Mr. RUDA :; M. . Imam by lira ibm, if prsibrmei. .... al: 4 z s tarz i l t - a 4m, • VERN tb• 411111 i rizr t is r ....._, •a• I. == l li. 01. to La— D INI. m.i.......... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, W by 7jad •TIIIIAIII 4 11& LY 01 TlON—yyydrardy at MIL • 0110• T VA tar ADVIIITIIIIIL It arystalas SIXTY COLVIIIIIL bbiledbib ',CRY LATNIIT INTELLIORNCI•ka t e TWOIMIIOO. cc neurons, post hue, et an Nam Arnie tram •10. Pasibury•trlL 1.6•••• Kr. Hears At. Work cm Stammering lo o lublkaart We day. prk• by pm. 38. 1 A TREATISE en the CURE of STAMMERING. ts. lout rora Ilka Ufa at the kW norms KKK: sad as Aa coast a( Or kr Ks Coe of lapplimata la epos& Ulla= Barr. Its. mai sad by pat tram as HaMaher at Ida la. alttallaa tar Ur Calat K malt...aa. Kew Hartlaitaa•treta paaltert. lasdest. C l Ta ll iagataraaMeit i break. i v LA Dail% Ist s Waralli•• dow Is Is wit awilgumft Ili l im. al atgA s = g b. • YiAlmAl as hem re Irbo Modica • ewe tor Oda wit. PM airflow ea war. Jams lona. L 111. NM P. Terostrest Odiret• welt Lest revising, the 241 k eotesesoretiee feetivei et the einsben and intone of ON Vatted Law Mils. 1 fisolosy, 'o,k slow at Mho PMEMMY' Tones, Onst Clews 0111104. LlsoolaWss4oldo, Mr. Rantloll Peluso, M.P., Is tin flair, sepreed by tin Led - Judie Kslibt: Brew, tb• Lied Jesdoe'relemr. lb. Ileeks.* DaSmiths% lit. floolosst Pony, Mr. illyliistymusoiais newl Tboassols sambaed all sponedo Is y tin wit& d wins was arsimis d Ible=miss. (Stamped ld. Additional.) IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUUDAY, JUNE 17. IMPRISONMENT FOR CONTEMPT OP COURT. Lord ST. LEONARDS, is presenting a petition from the pen ners in the Debtors' Pr son at Blanchester, praying that all debtors might be brought within the scope of the tomkrapt laws, celled attention to the hardships under which those persons Laboured who were imprisoned for crintampt of the Court of Coat eery. Man) persons in this position Ire- I omitted incarcerated for years; indeed sometimes their term of imprisonment ended with life only. The LORD CHANCELLOR admitted that occasionally it would appear that gnat bardshi;e were inflicted upon iadividuals imprintned for contempt, bat the ques tion was surrounded with so many difficulties that he felt himself ■os►le to devise any moons of getting out of t►e practice of imprisoning in some eases. Their lordsbi; a would bear in mind that imprison ment by order of s e ,art of equity was not to be considered a punishment; hut only as a 1121 us of enforcing obedience. ♦ man was imprieoned became he would not perform a cer tain set, and anion some such method of enforcing its de cease 'Meted, the ceders of the tout would become nullities. As an esample of the difficulties which surrounded ihe matter, be would mention one actual one 1 which cane under his notice loon after be first took his seat on the wooleack. The seer was that of a man who had bens committed In the early days of Lord I Eidon's ithancellorrhip for refusing to disclose certain facts, and who remained in prison obstinately &dialog to make any statement upon the subject until his death, which took piece but a few meaths ego. If, however, his noble friend could suggest say method of meatiest the difficulties attend ing this subject he should be most happy to give it his most earnest ciosideration. . . Lord CAMPBELL had much pleasure is stating to the h.tuse that under his jurisdiction committals for contempt w•re always fur a &lair* and fixed period, at the end of which the prisoner was discharged. The Excise Bid was reed a *mond time. To — ; 71.;Foratator irdWWielfChools Bill west through ewast‘twt, ae dio the Williams' inanity _Bill. The Comatose' acwodweats to the Oxford Usicenity Bill were con•idfred and speed to. Their lordships adjowned at tweaty athletes to seven o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Yurntom [Contlosoi frost the IS:press of yesterday.] The Lusatia Anlsms (No. 2) anland) Bill woo rood • second Um. Toe Carotid Jerks Bill ins road • third quo sad yawed. Is the evening. hir. WALPOLE moved an address to to the Crown, prying her Majesty to direct that such modifications may be made in the rules of the satirical sys tems of education in Ireland es will 'stand the advantages now enjoyed by non-vested ichocls to may other than vested schools now existing or hereafter to he established, what ever their regulations sight be se to the mode of religious instruction, provided that no children shall be compelled to learn any catechism, creed, or formulary to which any pa rent or guardian easy object and, provided that the pa tron shall be willing to place such schools in csniraion with the hoard, to permit the hoard's control over the books to to weed is general Sensation, and to receive officially the visits of the government inspectors." la supporting his mods, Mr. Welp.le remarked upon the injustice now iollmted upon the Protestant Established Chilli eh in Ireland by withholding from its schools all share of the government educational greet. This deprivation avow, not from the direct intention of the law by which the national rotes was seated, but iodirect y owing t the eireanstance that in thumb schools religious teaching was employed, and the florlpstres read,while the Education Board recognised sone but merely secular instruction. By the changes be bad pro posed this isiottutlity would be removed, and the Protestant' ,ellsols allowed to participate in the public grant, without either altering their own rules or infringing upon the oria sensations scruples of the sembers of any other see. To this proposal the right hove. member said he bad the fall assent of Lord Derby, the author of the national system of education in Ireland. The 11101(0111 was seconded by Sir W. INATECOTS. Mr. KENNEDY opposed the mollies, °Nonni to intro duce aa clement of religious discord late the system of national natation, which, he contended, had hithirto worked most admirably and successfully. Mr. HORBMAN also resisted the proposal on similar grounds. He dwelt upon the Menton' r.sulta of the pre sent system, not merely as promotion education, bat as asesaging thr :acerbities of religious strife. The infusion rd a octane spirit hall, he showed, rendered nugatory previous stump's to establish national education in Ireland ; and be deprecated any attempt in that direction with regard to the motion system. No organisation which involved any interfer-nos with It. tenets of any seetconld pomibly succeed. It had hem acknowledged Ouse the days of thr Beformatioa that thellsiuntloa of the Irish people mull be of a national character. That principle bad been ackaowledged through ell saemadicin reigns; but invariably tbrougkout every reign there had been aa impression that the ignorance of the Irish people was to be attributed to their religious opinions, sad education had always proceeded upon the idea of their cooversion. Amordingly schools in which the principles of the Roman catholic religion were taught were pat down by sot of parliament, tad parliament natisming to act upon that action throughout many star eerie* years, ideation I. Ireland was at length reduced to • most lamentable state. At the beginning of the penes' century schools fa Ireland, in feet, ware little better than esminaries of vice and sedition, and the leash was that royal 001111014 , 110611 tad parliameatary committees wen from time to time appointed to investigate the 011 " 666 illtenset a remedy for that deplorable state of things. The Int communion was appointed is 1806, and it reported in 1812 that as plan ef education could site end in Ireland which attempted to interfere with the pecu liar tenets of say religious sect That was the:opinion of the first CO111111deli011; and It should be remembered that, with one 'emetic*, all its members belonged to the estab lished ehureh, two of them indeed being arebbklimi, and one a prelste of the protestant church. The mooed royal ocismarion was appointed le 1824, end after einem more years of experience that stommiesion reported to the same et et as the former. le 1898 the reports of these two somminions were referred to a committite of this home, and that committee also reported their ettavietion that no system of education would be ezpedient or timid be suosessful in Ireland which was at all calculated to interfere with the religion rpisioa of any stet. la 1830, jest previous tone adoption of the present system, another parlianteetasy committee was appointed to bovine into the matter, and t hey recommended thee me further time Mould be lonia giving effect to the reseemeendallea of the scar semiste of 1806 sad 1826, and the committee of 1828, whisk was that a system of education should be established dad epee the principle of non-iatelforesee with religious edaleas. Now be wasted to ask, be the first instance, whe ther the bows was prepared to say that the views of them commissions and them csumnittets were wrong ? Were they now to lay that the system of education a mild he pm easeful that eadesvoured to Interfere with the religious hellap of the great mass of the people ? He believed they were not, and becaase be thought the effect of this motion would go to enunciate that opinion he called upon the house to reject it. If they were to adopt the priaeiples of the Church Edmadon Moiety it would be taatamment to directly inter:tying with the religiose persuasions of the people, and that was Jost what this motion asked them to do. The Kildarrphoe Ikeriety, which weal upon the maw eriaelolit, had entirely failed is Its sedum of oilmatios„ and why should they pat the prods to the Doable and annoy aine of mooed trial The system which had decidady failed in 1833 was hardly likely to mowed sow. The seining system was established la 1831 by the than Lord ?hanky, • gmerelly speaking, It had eines them bees Mead most aseepuible to all seen cud names of the people, with the in torsos of a few well-known and influential followers of the established ebereb. It had bra milked, why should you Five to all the other meets cad yet ram' the claims of the dimentiesb ? His answer was that a system was established in Intend which expellent* showed to be the beet adapted to meet the wishes and waste of the great micas of the peo ple, aad it was not desirable to depart from it to eemillate a meniforatively few oppeseets. But though few, the oppeasets of the system were enzemely infiesetial ; and yet fa spite of all this powerful opposition, is spite of all Mt se diflioultin, he could show ilia home that the system had proved mo.t eneeessfuL It began is 1833 with 1.709 schools sad 107.000 children; in 1854, the period of the last returns, the schools aumbered 6,178, and the children 641.168 In the interval between 1833 and 1864, no less than two matte:waited a half of ehildnu had passed through the schools, while there had bees employed la the soh o's something like 20.000 Mashers, sad yet thrombosis the wens period there wee ao iSSISSOS of a simile /10110•11 quarrel having eminent la eon mines with say of the wheels. The minutia where the mehmilaties prevailed won la the provide. of Meter ll ua ooter, mimes Ow temp of pusses who meld asteare red fee write was from 90 M 24 per esut ; whereas In Commeght, when the system was less la mew, the average was 70 to 76 per cent. la thousands's what hod the Church Education flecdory hem died ? That society Tamagni:dined in the year 1810, sad am remost is whisk Its pelaelpiss differed hem those et the Rued of Nuked Edueetioa might be very saw essay stated. la selhools seder the Natalia Beard the of the Rely fieriptures was permitted; in these the Church &only it was enapolsoey. In Illbens ems Added were permitted to withdraw et the 111Ine tedgffeme kistewsties—la the other, atteseleam wee 41111.111101111 as the maillisa an which secular education ewe padded. The rule of the Bathed Bowe remedied sad defamed to the rides cad the mitheeity of ptrents. Menlo of the Munk Memnon B.elcty lewd the Meth of weals, sad Matinee no 'Whitby but t h at of 'OPENCE. the school maitagea' s (Hear, bear.) What, then, had been the comparative news which bad attended tits two systems? The right bee. gentleman had relined to • staCetical table a, ttir g forth the operations of the society ; but there was one column which he bad pessed over. And yet it wee oats by no means unimportant to ouneidor—the column, namely, in which the yearly income of the society was stated. The greeters number of children the scc.ety had ever had under its con trol was in the year of the famine. (Hear, bear.) In that year (18481) it bad 120,000 scholars, of whole 46,0 0 0 were Roman catholic,. Its i0(00111 was 37,0001. In the nest you the throw* rose to 39,0001., but the number of children was reduced to 111,000. (Neer, hear) In 1860, the amount of income was 38,0001., and the number of scholars 108,000. In 1851 the ioenme was 40,0001.; the number of *choler., 103,000. In 1852 the income was 40,0001. ; the number of ICI riser, 105,000. In 1863 the income was 44,0001.; the number of scholar., 99,000. In 1864 the locums was 44,0001. ; the number of scholars, 96,000. Lest year tne amount of income was 45.041041 while the number of scholars wee only 90,000. Compare this with the figures of the National Bnerd. The Church Society bad suffered • diminution of 30,000 seolsre, notwithstanding an increase of revenue fusel to 8,0001. • year; and the National Board bad seen the somber of children under its ears gradually rise from 107,000 in 1833, to 551,000 loot year. (Cheers.) The present system woe framed upon the avimed prisoiple of secluding ern the suspicion of proselytism, and this distinctive charecteristie it was most imps rant to pri mes. The success of the system was pr ved by the rapid and regular increase in its resu , te. Many eminent statesmen who et first objected to the principle on which the National system of education wa■ bounded, had became eonvineed of its utility, awl even the members of Lord Derby's government, when in power in 1852, had, after • fall incoily, declined to disturb the existing arrange ments. Mr. O. A. Hamilton and Mr. Napier supported the mo tion, whisk was opposed by Mr. Hughes and Mr. Deasy, who eahorted the house so• to divert or trouble the pro gress of as institution which was now working so bent -Bir J. FITZOIRALD moved the adjournment of the de bate; on wbisb, after a brief remonatmsee fr ins Mr. Din- ItABLI, the hose* divided. Ayes, 32 ; Noes. 184-152. The debate was then resumsd br Bir J. PIl ZOERALD who spoke a few words in oppt Dittos to the motion. A division was then isamediate.y taken on the main ques tion. There appeared— For the resolution Against lO3-1B The anneoneensect of this ossjonty wss followed by a vc.cifsrocs cheer from the op, osito o. The remaining Doziness ma the p‘per being disposed of, chiefly by postpoasment, the house &doomed at a gamur past oce o'cloak. METROPOLITAN BOARD Of WORKS. Yesterday an adjourned special meeting was held at the Guildhall for the pup, se of further considering the report of the engineer of the board on the 'towage intercep tion arid main arc rage north of the Thome.. Mr. Were haviog intimated his initiation to support the original mo tion (proposed at the former meeting), Mr. L. site, seconded by Mr. Doultoo, proposed as an SIDI adment, " Thst it is inexpedient to discus the engineer's northern drainage plan in section*, as the position of the outlet is undetermined." The emendment was negatived by 14 voles to 6. After some farther diecusion the original motion (adop•ii g the report of the engineer so far as it tel tett to the mein high level sewer and the middle level sewer with its branches north of the Themes), was carried by 17 to 9. Mr Caeproael then moved, "That the report of the engineer, so far as it re lates to the writers district sad the construction of deodo rising works, be adopted." The report rated that fc r this area the eagineer recommended the establishment and main teesnee of works for poetising its sewage waters, and then dietherging them Into the Thames within the limits of the district it'elf, instead of conveying them through the low level sewer to Barkisg.ereirk. If the sewage was discharged into deodorising works at Ketaington-canal the aspens' would be 817,0001., but it conveyed to Barking.creek it world involve en outlay of 1,166,0001. Major Lyon seconded the traction. Mr. Leslie strongly opposed it Mr. Howe said it was question hie whether the levee matter could be sold after ft wu undue d, and if cut on the books or the Thames It would be a greater subsea than the prevent pollution of the river. Mr. Wright also opposed the motion, which, after some farther discuesion, was rejected by 22 votes to 4. A motion " Thet the report of the engineer, so far as it relates to the werem district, and the o netruction of works for pumping tee sewage sod drain water into the level newer, be adopVd," was then carried by a majority of 18 to 6. The next question wen SS is the point of mitten. Mr. Carporsel and Mr. Wright hoped the board would adopt toe recommendation of Mr. bthelgetts for the out fell at Backlog creek. Mr. Farago ejected to the outran being within the limits of the =amp he, and moved an amendment (seconded by Mr. Dennis) to that effect. The ameadment was negatived by 16 votes to 11. The original motion (or the cattail at Bark lag-creek) was then put and carried by a ma jority of 15 to 12. Mr. Caromed moved a reeolnlion to the effect that the bard spier reed of that part of the report of the so gineer so far es it related to the low level sewer, and that it be referred to the committee of works sad tumefies meats, to ?spirt upon it so far as it bed ref to the em bankment of the Thames. Mr. Wright seconded the mo tion. Mr. Taylor then moved "Teat the consideration of this subject be aij mined till Thursday week," which was agreed to. The eosin then edjusreed. EXHIBITION OF ART TREASURES AT MANCHESTER, 1857. A preliminary meeting of railway delegate* took place a few days ago, at Bustron-rqoare, Loodoe, the object of which was to consider "the general faciiities which should be given to the E.bibition of Art Treasures of the United Kingdom, to take plate in Manchester, nest year, under the immediate patrousge of bar Mikity and Prises Albert." There were present the managers and other toadies akin of the London and North Writers, the Lancashire and Yorkshire, the North Restore, the Mitiked, the Macchester, Sheffield, end Liecohnhire, and the South I Jasetion (Maschester) Rrlways. The probability that the Inhibition Committee would endeavour to Bx upon a site conrigeous to one of the railways in Manchester was stated, but it wee not eoesidered esledient on the rant of the railways in say way to interfere rr express any opinion ea to the sits for the fireweed building. The resolutions of the meeting west to recqmmend to the respective beards that they 'horrid rue en adequate number of emigrates trains from all surrounding towns tot the conve nience of viidion to the exhibition,' ging with the exhi bition committee, hereafter, as to the date at which such testes shell bogie to res ; that the excursion fares shall be flied at each rates as will induce and d. valor the male, and shall, if desired by the ezhibition committee, Include the fee of estrum* to the eebib , rion, the scale of charges gene rally adopted for the Great Esbibition of IBM being sug gested as a model. Other moieties& were adopted in reference to the facili ties fora eonesyeeee of articles, &c , to the sahlhitioe. The Beath Easters, Br.ghtee, and South West. re Railway Congeals, being in correepocidenes with the continental railways, are MIAs spatially ievited to co-operate by through rates with p 1 WO es the emtinent. A statmaest bee bees pablith•d that the committee have decided apes the Melia pureed at Ol I Trafford, Manches ter, for the proposed ezhinition building, that a design by Mr. Edward Belomens, architect, has been accepted for the and that a eestraet tendered by Me•rs. C. D. Young sett Co.. of Loudon end (Rogow, hos bees decided upon for till building c whiih Is to b. of iron. We ere re quested to say thee ell the.* ststemeets are incorrect, the executive having es yet not made their arraneentente for the graced. Until that is done, it is obvious ih.t the de eisioa as to plane and contracts cannot be taken. THE ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL. NNW Cum.—Yoder day the animal distribution of peters to the pupils in this lastitatioe, took plate at the School, New Crow. Admiral Bowles presided, and seas supported by ln•d Batista*, Admirals 111sysell, Sir W. Opel, Sir C. Ogle, and W. A. B. Bassilten, sod various other gentlemen. A e.toilsetory amulet wee give* of the programs of the torrool sad the uniform good conduct of th. 250 Imitates. R•porta were read by the RI.. Dr. Homey (C.sesicr). Rev. F W. Tinter, (Ilathemottes), and Professor Delille,(Freneb), all of which alluded in high terms to the ability evinced DV the paella in the respective departments. After the distribatioti of the prises, the nusserous eempsay a4jourard to the 'theory, where they partook of Isselisee. The " het able' up" of the pupils followed, had shortly after the eompany sepa rated. TIM RIONTs or Cuturrtalts tx Toast.—At a meeting bald et Brigham ifs Mooday, the Bieber, of fore sails (Giotto) delivered • leoptbeard address es The State sod Prospects Piotesteatehristiaes is Pslestise sad Abyselisia;" sad la tbe seem of Vs critics he alluded to the remit Arena itased by the Bolts* is to the rights of Christiaas la Turkey. His lores%ip °lnured tbst tt wee tr.seidered by wise • poem of 'lest hop.; but those who were etqaaiated with lite Talkie/ stiareiver, sed the imams of that swiatry, espeeted r (rhino to mut fro= it, sales. Saataad co•pollad tbe Talbott poveraewei to kg- p her owa lows. It Me the daty of tee Itaithsh poverawstt to tee that those lain mite sifted aria, by midis( easiest sad quilled Costal. everywhere, who would by fliwk of to *dr tatotoessat; or, otherwise, Europe would be de- NOW. ; 1111, „t aimmo