The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-03 00:00:00

irp r t ~_ 7 :.'• /, -.--, ( L', • -;,/ :~1 %/r . - Na 5,298.] riALCUTTA, calling at tbe Cape of Good Hope V a nd Itadrea.—STßAY connoxicartos between LON DON mil INDIA by the pamdficent Pleat of Stamen belonging 0 the F.tt India and London Shipping Company iLlanteill. he wellknown dipper angiliary steamship MAI Farm till Ribhores power, J. THORNHILL Commander, sow leading albs Yieioria (London) Docks, will leave on 18Lh Aimee; embark ing piweencers at Anti 111,Ville Gravesend on 110th Annotator Cal cutta, calling at the Cape f Good Hope and Madras. nu magnl Scent ship, built ewes* for the India trade, bus been th°T refitted has ant-rate accommodation tor paseroger.,erTd lid a carry an experienced eurgeon : also a stewardess. The average nsaiage of Uwe steamers has been 71 days to Itadras, mane of ism miiidog the shortest passagsa outwariE The line MO be continued on the 20th of each enoceeding eisonth, with the strictest punctuality, by oos of this Company's magnitlcrot fleet of auxiliary screw Means ships. For freight or passage apply to Oat NDLAY and Co., 88 Par liament-street, the brokers, ALYRID me Co., 150, LeadenhallsizeM, LC.: or at the Moss of the Company, 9, Wincing lane, Londoa, : where aim applications for appointments la Wash prom in this service should he made. RixiHARD DREW, Soczetsri. East India and Loodon Shipping Company (Limited), 9, liincing-isne. E.C. AMMAN]) ROITTL-COMMUNICATION V by STZAIt to INDIA, AIIfITBALIA. k, vtA EOM. ife PININSULAE and .GUKNTAL STEAM NAVIGATION 00MTANY BOOK PAYSZNOCTS sad reosive Cargo and Percale at *sir London Mee for Gibraltar. Malta, tars. Aden. *OM Madras l , Calcutta. the Serails, and China, by their itOSIINITS 0 1=Sontlumpton en the ath and leuth of month; for thesedr . , d alLd r .mv a r ki oj the 12th sad flth . oP ila h month: lisors Sound, Melbourne, and Sydow, tbo demur= 1 to booths:my/too on the 20th of every artald—lrer ImCniapply at the Compaay'soolol6.l22, LendVullaDolvallk t ra don ; or Orteatal•plam Soatbamptoo. MTIIIB. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' Madman-yard. London) LINE of PACILVT SHIPS to ADICTICALLt.—Tor MELBOURNI, Past Phillip, Direct (to leave the Docks on Thiusday, August fa, calling at Plymouth) the / dld DOW clipper ship SHI 1,100 tons, J. S. ATTWOOD, Commander Iglng in the Lou t Ines Docks. Her acoornato- Nations for all ch i n o of pareengers are ansurpsesed, and she will Gerry as exc surgeoa.—Por MINNA or Passage apply to hicLKOD, ALLPOBT, and fORGAN, with Messrs ]CONEY WIGNAM and SONS, 7, Leadenhalletreet. Parleasen by this We of winnows conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first data far secood-elses fares, and second clam for third.clase fares IVOR SYDNEY Direct, has more than half her cargo mopped last shipping day Anger/126), the well.kpown !gala clipper ship V IirrITIA, AI. IM tons regielsr, CLEMENT BOWEN, Oommasder : loading la the East India Denim Has eng rain accommodation for a few cabin passengers sad a limited amber of mooed cad third clam dlito.—For freight or apply to OWN, ROBINSON, and Co., linsdnarchntres"Zn. FOR PORT PHILLIP Direct (to follow the x cameo:* lest shipping day August 11) the fleet clue British ship SafiSAM 824 tons par register, lying In the Fast India Dock. This superior ship owned by John Bosh°. LK, hes every convenience for Dialled no of chief catis puelegere see smrivalled accommodation la her msguleceot 'Swoon decks for second and third elms —For freight or pi t mp spgdy to (111.111 N, 10BINDON, P ro=16. Fenchnrch- Skee THE GREAT EASTERN for NEW Y(2M at 11.611IICND PAN" will be deepotebed from LI es WEDNESDAY, August 12. Peron • Ma Cabin, L2O to L' towed Cabin, ga . Intermediate, LS ea Steerage, LS So Poe birth& particulars apply to the GMAT SHIP COMPANY (Ll=ited), 28, The Albany, Liverpool, and 4, Moinunant-yard, Landon: or to RUMS, MO S, and Co.. 114, Lasieshall. 'keel, Lendoe.—Por biterusedlote and steerage prow apply sko to BABEL and SNARL', Lbeepool. FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUIXESTOWN TO XXVI TORIL ETIZLEGI PARRAOI REDOCRD TO MI OUL24I4tE (At as.) 'UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. InTLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and HILADILLPHIa ISPIAM-8 P COMPANY Intend dos pitching their toll-powered Iron Son+ Steam-Shipt, calla at Enoosotown to (=but promogots sad domasohos, at Mow : FROM I.JVHILPOOL FOR NNW YORK. CITY OF WASHF rf INGTONAm, re Wednesday, Aspen L MANGANO°, ga, 7. CITY 07 SALTIMONA W•aaeleby, Angust 12. CITY OF LONDON, Wedineday, August 19. And every Wednesday, and eve, animate Friday. Oohs nonage ha, 17, and II Warns, according to the aeons nedation. Ihnwerd Including all provisions amelooL Presniere V ali Cs:ln g V a lehitted Straw and Bettab Oalenalla, legion throe. ois very advantagenes tenno.—For Inrilisr ant: to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Meter din* ; Ie NV= end MACXY, 01, Lag William. lOW* HU. tiILLIPPB, MUMS. and PHILLIPPS despatch the anderreentiosa4 ares.ctssa amen.. ItOTTLIDAM and the REINS, the BATLVIVIt, bele Ile Blitish and Portia et.e. W tea, hart, Wappfng. may Bundy, n•Lo. isms La Ll and 17a. M. alders Sells* Mao and • Mlt The ITZNOORD, Tbarsday seorntas dads, ton ogl tha Team!. l'as• a T oo t "Ritifitt t t ar . t . e. ag e n i hr . me no. _ . — ltillentllNlllTßO, the tOWOON, hugest 9, from ttereely. lima. Pere% di U . t 2 lb. mad AL. To be followed by the GUSTAF WAIL. w iiir - 00.1iMallLNI end STOCKHOLM. a downer In a few 'Med. ri c re p e iti mpt . ClugOle's Unlvereal 11741Z3•7 NUM and PHILLLPri, GOUNOD'S " FAUST," at the CRYSTAL mac; IS WZDXSIIDAY ant rgt YSTAL PALACK.—The Directors have the J gratification to announce that they have made amore amts with the Lessee of Her saMetya Theatre for a RECITAL PIRPORMANCR, on the Great Orchestra, In the Centre Tree simt, of the MUSIC of M. CIOUNODR FAUST, on DRONE& DAT next, Atria 5, by the .me eminent artistes who hare partormed It at that Theatre with mount& anomea. Margheric Mil*, Thiene; Marta, Millie. Siebel, Trebelli ; Mmthinophnes, Signor Deader; Valentin, tees.Malley ; Weser, Minot. &sal; and Pearl, Signor °MOW. Maths ad eeldlen, Citizens. Student', Women, Ac. Conductor—Signor AItiUTII. Performance to cowman et II o'clock. The terms of admienon will remain es at previous Concerts, eta :—Glizinse Seems Ticket holders, hes ; 1100.11•11011 ticket hoiden, rive Stallings ; or by nada purchssed before the day, Delfown. Numbered Reserved Stalls, Halt aCrown mire, warmed to blocks, as at the Handel PestivaL Note. The demand for Reserved Stalls has already been so great, that the Mentors can only rein:este that three visitors who desire stain for this martially &inertly* sad Omahas per feemance should purchase them withal% delay. LAST DAYS for HALF-A-CROWN AMU& BION TIMM tat WU/NODAL TEUB DAY sod TO. 3102.10 W oo sale at the sea meets at the Crietal Pelee* end at L Itteter.ball. TITTINS and OIUGLINI at the FAUST RECITAL next WEDNESDAY. CRYSTAL PALACE.-FAUST, WEDNESDAY next. HALF-A-CROWN TICKETS for WEDNES DAY may be had of the following agents :—Addisoa, Hs gantarest ; Bohb, lPf. New Bond-street Chappell, New Bend asset ; Cock, New Bond-drat Cramer, Bodo and Co., l legentstreet ; Doff and Hodgson, it. Odordedniet Williams and Uoyd, 25, Moorgate-street, Gray and Warren, Croy don : Hammond (late Mikes:, 214, Regent-street. HooklamOld Hoodalreet ; Hopwood, 12, Saw Bond-street ; Keith, 48, Cheap ate ; Letts, 5, Royal Badlands; Harrod, 611. King William, street, LC. ; Mead and Powell, 7?, Cheapatde : lfltchell, 23- Old Bond-strait; Moatra, Baker-street; 0111.1er. 12, Old Bond street: Sand, 1, St. Jamesastreet : Waterton, 20, dt. George's place, Knightsbridge. Remittances for tickets, It be pod-office orders to be made on the General Pait.office, payable to George Grove, Secretary to the Company. uwxamirrit BIJOUTERIyOURANTIL MODIIELIM BPMCIAUX It us FABRI Ifit."—W ATEIIO4 SIM sad BROODIN, having been boom with • Pint-clan at Lb* karts llnlsrcaal Sehibition, accompanied try Use .nam" sa :41eIr Ott a ra rAti=llo42.l4thu pubUcet Y made on the premise.. the and BROODIRN,Goidsoif tbs. Manufactory, No. Ilimelottaotreet, Co N.C. Notabliatied fi.D.17111. Amain amtle of ChM= J for each. N.B. me aitabliehmeni M closed at 4 is omming, and oa flatordays at lefalook. GINTIZMZTB_DINIS. the NEW €II"TLEKKI are Invited to v —r- ima r t etin STOCK at WALKING ea 0 TS, loot to le =rer sale, ate x siiirrows. Tams, 105, elereiGe CIILIT HAIL—CLEVELAND'S WALNUT N-4 POMO' will (ewe grey Mir to the original mini, Vets red or Ned Isar, prevent Gs fated GIL end entity ho rn Mi sppiwnwee. Prim IL ad., IL IL, and M. ; sample post 24 simmee.—Depo4, id, Oowerdirest, Bedfordnuars, W C., aad dessaiste and perfumers. Caution.—There an worthless imitetirmi of this article, therefore ask fur "Clorslanfe Walnut Pomade." Zatablished 1845. VLADIES.-ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, as Orlontai Botanical Preparation for Improving aad g 41•1111- Wag tag Complexion and Skin. Tbe radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and arm, its capability of anoints' irritation and re swing an redeem, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discoloration, sad other cutaneous visitation, render It ladiaponsablo to every Wet It *Wages all the eon of climate on the skin. whether with miswenoe to cold and inclemency, or intense molar heat. Price 41 6.1. and as 6d. per bottle.-Bold at 20, H Wm-garden • and by elimialata and perfumers. Ask for " Itoolandff Hayden," and beware of gluteus and pernicious articles under the name Kalgdo." TOZIAI7I3 00PAHINE MIME, stoondully Mod la tie Toes sad loaded Baykal% under ts eon of Maws. Coal iloord, Lloyd, Mind, mad Impel Clark dialiosk elk ass., deer a ewe la aa swop od Ida day% attbao la MOM at oirealo dlosaosa—da. ed. we batik, by pool da ft. se C. Joaria's. Prow* chordal. M. iloyatarlaa. Tllotba RE LOSS of ONE BREAST—Its MILK =MOM n e 1 11 111.106114 ISM* I I* babe rope aide browowe feelr2l sinnea—[hr ladesl balance regain addrein (the Paiaisiea of the Lop of Lift for Anima Aid), Charlie E. Ackarloy. lAaaaati7- skim, No. I, BwallowAtreet, London. ,FuRNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the K I ‘GDOIL Drawing-room suttee, complete US • • Dintest.rooro mites, complete Bedroom mites, complete Warranted nest dam P. and A. 8221 , 118, 144, 011.1 rd-street Illustrated catalogues 'Yetis and peg tree on application. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. hmlflr sad Oeotleases crap be accommodated with Ambient. and Bedrooms In this lhiseslishatent at Moderate chsages.—SHOMAS DAWS (trom 81mpsoe's, 103, Strand) Pro prietor. Dim= provided for Lupe and small parties. MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. &eel to the Sweet Gtr."—Dr. Harsh arid Protestor Woy.-01 an Madero to. Sd. per bottle, 'spooled, labelled, and cork breaded J.O. Mate!!, "Sole Conagnee One dozen Came, ela (railway carriage pal). DIP* 114 allleatisitrest, LC. Qunina. RASSALUS REPORT on WATERS' PIEPARATION of (worm No well known as Wafers' Quinine Wine) bailee to Ita rabic Tall Lot of kattatontals forwarded by ROBIZT WAITS% 2, Martin's-lane, Ousnonoanek London, LC. 9n1,1 by Grocers, Italian Wats botanmat. afters. at Bac? 4nsen. — Wlsois;ale sem — Y 1.4;17end Ce.. Worcester, JO. and J. primp, original manufacturers • sis ft~ d PARA STINE CANDLES, to whom the prim medal (ISM) km hem awarded, and their candle, adopted by Mt MOW& Government for me at the military stations abroad. DNS ess l„ sea ha obtained ed as druidism awl pleural. prim Im ad. pm pearl e ear Melia air Waled Matt a = Soap Tableta, Id. and td. mete The public are cautioned to see that Field's label is on the or bomm Who only, and tor ezportetion.—Upper Lambeth, London. S. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (zzum's Tzukuums.) FRANCE. _ PARIS, Atiousr 2. La France mentions a rumour of the pro bable resignation of Count de Mensdorff Pouilly as governor of Galicia. The count is known for his Russian tendencies. The Pays of this evening confirms the statement that a complete and unalterable understanding exists between the three powers. AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. DESPATCH OF PRINCE GOATCHAHOFF. T. PETERSBI7RO, Axiom 2. A despatch has been published from Prime I Gortchakoff to Councillor de Knorring, Charge d'Affaires at Vienna, upon the 27th ult., with regard to the note of Count Rechberg of the 19th. The despatch expresses surprise to find that Count Rechberg has hinted the poesibilityof Russia entertaining a reservation, and proceeds : "If this viewof the subject has been put forward by Count Rechberg from a desire to remove all idea of a separate agreement, which might be judged incompatible with the engagements contracted by Austria, and with the point of departnre with which she connects her measures, let us hasten to bear witness that no agreement whatever has taken place between her and ourselves upon the subject of the late overtures. We have deduced no ap probation from the Austrian note of the 18th June, and have anticipated her refusal of a con ference. We have not dreamt of establishing any assimilation between Galicia and Poland, but tra dition, precedents, and the assistance received by the insurgents from Galicia attest their common interests, and show the necessity of an understand ing between the three northern courts. The proposition for a oonferenoe was concei►ed in a friendly spirit, in conformity with the relations and interests of the two courts, and we should re ject any different interpretation." The despatch terminates with an expression of Prince Gortchakoa's regret that the note of Count Rechberg presages a different impression. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ST. PETERSBURG, JULY 31. The Journal de St. Petersboury of to-day publishes a decree of the National Government et Warsaw, dated July the sth, ordering a forced loan for 21 millions of Polish florins. The decree appoints Ladislaus Czartoriski, Joseph Ordega, and Se►erin Galezowski, as trustees of the loan. _ VIENNA, Awns! L The Vienna papers publish the following telegram, dated Lemberg, the Ist : " The Polish leader Wisuiewski baa been totally defeated by the Russians near &munch. " Wisniewski is reported to bare been killed. Only about 40 of his detachment succeeded in escap ing into the forests." WARSAW, Almon 1. A proclamation issued by the Nauoaal Govern ment rejects every compromise not based upon the independence of Poland with the restoration of the boundaries of 1772. The proclamation calls upon the people of Lithuania, the kindom of Poland, and all "Reussen" to rise in a general insurrection. CRACOW, Auoon 2. Upwards of 50 persons have been arrested in the Palatinate of Kalisoh, and subjected to great ill treatment. The denial of this circumstance by the Russian authorities is untrue. Sixty-nine persona have been transported to Orenburg from Warsaw, and incorporated with the penal companies of the army. The force of the Polish leader, Chmielinaki, defeated the enemy at Socemin, on the 29th. VIENNA, Almon 2. The Viennese papers of to-day publish the fol lowing telegram from Bucharest, dated the lat bat, : "M. Bonnier, the diplomatic agent of France, has reproached Prince Comm on account of his recent attitude towards the Poles. The Prince regretted what had taken place, and promised to observe a different line of conduct in future. Prince Caartoryski did not leave for Constantinople until after this incident had takes place." END OF THE PARLIAMENTARY SESSION IN ITALY. TURIN, Avoun 1. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the bill regu lating taxation upon articles of consumption was passed by 146 to 64. The duties imposed upon beverages and meat are reserved to the State. The imposts upon other descriptions of supplies will be collected by the municipal authorities at the barriers of towns. The debate upon the bill for the repression of brigandage was postponed until November. In its stead another bill, having the same object, was dis cussed and approved. Other bills for various ob jects were also taken into consideration. The Chamber sanctioned the purchase by the government of the Victor Emmanuel Railway, and the concession to the Lafitte Company of the right to construct a railway facilitating the communica tion between Calabria and Sicily. To day's sitting terminated the session, and the decree for the prorogation will be immediately Maned. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1863. THE BRIGANDS IN ITALY. TURIN, Almon 1. The Stampa of this evening Mates that the French authorities have given up to the Italian go vernment the six brigand chiefs who attacked Santa Anatolia ongune 7. - . A band of 53 Neapolitan, Spanish, and Bavarian brigands have entered Italian territory near Sons. They were encountered by the Italian troops and dispersed. A portion of their number was cap tured ; the rest returned to Rome. AMERICA. (11113Tile8 The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from Boston on the 22nd and Halifax on the 24th ult., arrived at Queenstown at 9.30 gm. on Saturday. She brings 130 passengers and 212,351 dollars. The Asia landed 140 sacks of mails and seven passengers, and proceeded at 10 u'olook for Liverpool. All well. (Per the Asia.) NEW YORK, JOLT 20, Emma. New York is quiet. Governor !Seymour has disbanded the Citizen Volunteer Organisstion,and ordered them to return their arms. Confederate official reports from Charleston to the 16th inst. announce that the Federals have been driven from Jame" Island to their gunboats in the Stone River. The Foderabi are massing troops upon Monies Island for another attack upon Fort Wagner. Three monitors and mortar boats kept up a con stant firs on Fort Wagner, but did little &page. The Charleston papers assert that the city will be defended street by street. The Southern papers report severe fighting to have taken place at Jackson from the 10th to the 16th instant Jackson is much damaged by the Federal shells, which were continually thrown into the town. The Federal lose, in killed, amounted to 400 men, including General Osterhaus. Preparations are being made to attack Fort Darling upon the James River. The Federal fleet Las painted above City Point. General Meade's army bas crossed the Potomac in pursuit of General Lee, who is retreating by Strasburg and Staunton. General Gregg has encountered General Stuart's cavalry, 10,000 strong, between Shepherdstown and Martinsburg. An obstinate fight ensued, General Gregg holding his ground, but suffering heavylosses. General Blunt is reported to have captured Little Rock, Arkansas. General Banks is marching upon Brashear city. The advance under General Roeeuranz is stated to have reached Rome, Georgia. _ . . General Bragg is marching to effect a junction with General Johnstone. The garrison of Port Hudson when they sur• rendered had eaten their last mule. _ President Davis has issued a proclamation, order ing all men between the ages of 18 and 45 to repair to the conscript camps. —. . . General Fitzhugh Lee and Captain Winder have been imprisoned in the casemate' of Fort Monroe . Notice has been given to the Confederate govern ment, that if the two Federal officers selected in Richmond are executed, Lee and Winder will be executed in retaliation. The Ne w York Herald asserts that theconacription will be enforced, not to put down the rebellion, but to meet the threats of England, u the government is determined no longer to suffer privateers to be fitted out in that country. At the request of the French Consul, the col lector at San Francisco has refused to perait blasting powder to be shipped to Acapulco. The steamer Kates has been destroyed off Wil mington. The Haase, City of Loudon, and Africa have arrived out. NEW YORK, JOLT 21, EVIIMOL General Shackleford officially reports that he chased General Morgan over 60 miles, bringing him to a stand, when a Sght ensued lasting au hour. At the expiration of that time the rebels fled, taking refuge upon a high bluff. General Shackle ford demanded the immediate and unconditional surrender of Morgan and his forces. The rebels surrendered, with the exception of Morgan, who deserted his command, taking with him a small squadron. General Shackleford captured 1,600 to 2,000 prisoners. . - CatMERCLIL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Rua 21, Emma. Money easy. Gold 26 per cent. premium. Stocks inactive. New York Centrals, 120 ; Illi nois, 1071 ; Erie, 98/ ; Six per Cent. United States bonds, lOot. (By telegraph to Halifax.) NEW YORK, JULY 22, Monsoto. The battle has been renewed at Charleston by the land and naval forces, and was progressing on the 17th. General Jauman (I) has been removed for making a premature attack on Jackson, in which he was ' repulsed with the loss of 900 men. General Sherman continues to besiege Jackson, which Johnston defends with 30,000 men. The Federal° at Milliken's Bend and Lake Pro vidence are suffering from sickness. The Federal, occupied Yazoo city on the 13th, capturing 250 prisoners. The Confederates have burned numerous steamers up the Yazoo. A fleet of Federal transports has ascended the Red River. It is officially announced that if the evidence of aliens claiming exemption is not satisfactory to the Draft Commissioners they will refer the case to the State department for decision, and will suspend action until it decides the question. NEW YORK, Jou E 3, Evxmara. The New York Herald urge° the government to grant the Confederates all their rights, under the constitution, and at once proclaim war against France and England. General Grant reports from Vicksburg on the 18th that Johnston evacuated Jackson on the night of the 16th. He retreated eastward. General Sherman says that most of Johnston's army must perish from heat, lack of water, and general discouragement. He continues The army paroled have to a great extent deserted, and are scattered over the country. I sent General Heron to Yazoo City. Five guns, many stores, and 300 prisoners were captured. General Ransom was sent to Natchez to stop the crossing of cattle i I for the Eastern army. Ransom captured a number of prisoners, and 5,000 Texan catt l 9. In Louisiana more prisoners and a number of teams loaded with ammunition were taken. Over two million rounds of ammunition were brought back with the captured teams to Natchez." DENMARK. FLENSBURG, Aooosr L A royal rescript addressed to the members of the Schleswig Diet says : "The government hoe decided not to sanction the request of the Diet for an alteration of the regu lations as to the use of the Danish language in churches, for education, in courts of law, and for general bullied', in the districts of Schleswig in habited by a mixed population." DDT/SARK AND SWEDEN. COPENHAGEN, Amur 2. The Yddrelomd of to-day considers an alliance between the Somidinarian monarchies to be near at hand. The Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Count Manderstrom, in a note addressed to the Courts of London and Paris, protests energetically against the intention of tlieGerman Federal Diet to exercise its influence upon the affairs of Schleswig by a Federal execution in Holstein. Prince Oscar, Crown Prince of Sweden, left yes terday for Germany, after having paid a visit to the King of Denmark Attila Royal Palace at Skodaborg. MEXICO. (Pee the Aria) NEW YORK, JULY 22, licnumra.. The New York papers publish news from the city of Mexico via Ban Francisco, to the Lt inst., stating that the Mexican army was hovering around Mexico in detachments. Ortega was commanding between San Imia Potosi and Mexico. Negretta was operating with 2,000 cavalry to destroy the communication between Mexico and Vera Crux. No couriers bad arrived at Mexico from Vera Cruz within 30 days. INDIA. BOMBAY, JULY 9. Grey shirting* and mule twist quiet. Cotton dull and declining. Opium, Malwa, 1,610 ra per chest. Exchange on London, siz months, first clam credits, 2s. 2d. Government securities—Four per Cents., 100 ; Five per Cents, 1081 ; Five-and a-Hslf per Cents., 1184. Freights to Liverpool for cotton, 58s. cazurre, Jura 8. Shirting quiet ; mule twist firm. Exchange on London, first-class credits, 21. Old. Government securities—Four per Cents., 1001 ; Five per Cents., los; ; Five.sud-nHalf per Cents., 1181. Freights to London for seeds, 87s. 6d. CHINA. CANTON, Jou 12. Grey shirting' and water twist unchanged. Total export of tea to date, 117,500,000 lbs. Exchange on Loudon, 4*. 10ed. SHANGHAP., Jure 5. Tea firm, but quiet. Silk market cleared ; total export, 77,000 bales. Exchange on London, es. 61d. THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : MARSEILLES, Auousr 2. The idasailia, with the above mails, arrived here at 11 a.m. this day. The mails leave for London at noon. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. MALTA, Almon 2, 8 ♦.m. The Mooltan (substituted for the Bengal) reached Suez with the above mails on the 28th July. The Delta left this place forBouthampton at one a.m., and the Vectis for Marseilles at 8 am, with the mails rid Mooltan. THE RECENT DISTURBANCES IN ATHENS. The Meniteur of yesterday publishes the follow ing reply of the President of the Greek National Assembly to the collective Note of the English, French, and Ruesiam Ambassadors, of the 3rd ult. : Athens, July 22, 180rA M. le itioiNtre—l h►ve hastened to bring to the knowledge of the National dasembly the Collective Note which you did me the honour to forward on the 3rd inst. The Assembly, after having ministered the contents of that Note, cannot but appreciate at their just value the sentiments which hese occasioned the representatives of the three Powers, in the midst of a conflict ever to be la mented, to recommend for its reflection considerations im pressed throughout with that enlightened benevolence, that sympathetic solicitude which has been the source of a long series of benefits of which Greece will never lose the remembrance. In obtaining a suspension of arms for 49 hours, and in placing a guard at the National Bank, you have rendered an Important service to Greece. I am happy to announce that the assembly has profited by these salutary measvres to take steps which have re suited In ameliorating the situation. The capital will re cover its trangni•rity, parties will be reconciled, sod that patriotism which I have no hesitation in affirmieg has ceased to animate the hearts of ell the Greeks, will gain the victory over every other feeling. Thanks to the generous co-operation of the three courts, Olsen has had the happiness of choosing a king who fulfils all her desires. Thu is undoubtedly a greet fact, but the country is also desirous by the aid of the new mo narchy of founding a condition of affairs which, while the met solid and real guarantees to the national liberties, shad at the lame time entirely deprive anarchy of the mem of moldering those liberties illusory. This, IfoliaMaar le Ministra, Is the object of the unani mous wishes of the satire. To arrive the more surely at this molt It reckons sport the active and benevolent as sistance of the Powers which have proved its benefactors. Receive, ke., DIONIDI KTRIAIOO. Ustwoommoluirifear.—On Saturday an act of I Unofficial accounts state that a portion of Gene. Sherman , parliament was printed to smiled the Nuisance Removal rea l army has occupied Jackson, and Act with respect goi the seizure at diseased and unwhole- the remainder has returned to Vicksburg. some meat. T" act i. nowin km* , mad • 'Laical milke r General Lee, who held a position between Martine t( health, er impactor of nuisancea, may inspect sod examine any anima mi me, wa g, m o m pme, fi ft h, burg and Winchester, moved rapidly this morni ng flab, fruit, vegetable, cons, bread, or dour, ezposed for gale ! in the direction of Winebester. General Noma, or deposited for the purpose of lek or preparation, and iotended foe the food of Imo ; end awn either appear to of Cum • who had moved in the direction berland, him to be diossel, around, or unwholesome, or unfit for also fell back and followed Los. him '' , 4° "Jam and take it ' wil y , sad' to harm the same dmmall The correspondent of the New York Tribune 'aye with by • megiatrute, who as comiotion may floe the offender • Kim not auseediug 201., or commit him to prone t hat General Lee no longer presente the aspect of for three meths. Any person ohnkneting the medical ollieer Of imposter is liable Ma lea of bl. The meat Bo precipitate retreat, but assumes a bold and eves threatening attitude. seized is to ba destroyed. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] There is an increased body of Confederate cavalry near Harper's Ferry, supported by two regiments of infantry. General Meade's army is 36 miles south of Berlin ; the Shenandoah River and the Blue Ridge between Lee's and Meade's armies. General Kelly, who was superintending the con struction of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was driven back by the Confederates 15 miles from North Mountain to Hanoock. ..-. .—_ The encounter of Gregg's cavalry with the Con federates is said to have been a Federal disaster.. It is reported from Washington that the object of gunboats ascending James River was not to attack Fort Darling. General Morgan, with 500 men, was endeavouring to cross the Ohio river into Virginia. Mr. Vallandigliam, in an address from Niagara, accepts the nomination for governor of Ohio. )Ie says that after Lis journeying, he found himself a free man on British soil, and exercised the privi leges and rights the usurper had denied him at home. He denies the practicability of subjugating the South by force of arms, and states that he met in the South not a man, woman, or child who was not resolved to perish rather than to yield to force. Hemet no one in the South, whatever his opinions or station, political or private, who did not declare his readiness, when war shall have ceased and the invading armies are withdrawn, to consider and discuss the question of reunion. It is aupposed the draught in New York will re commence neat week. Coloured men will not be accepted as substitutes for white draughted men• The mayor of New York has offered a reward of 500 dollars for the apprehension of any person who committed murder or arson during the late riots. _ _ _ --- A subscription has been opened for the relief of coloured people. The New York municipality has resolved upon passing an appropriation for draughted men, in opposition to the mayor's veto. The Brooklyn municipality has proposed an appropriation for draughted men. The Hon. W. Whiting proceeds to Europe by the Asia, as the accredited agent of the Federal government to the European courts, and as legal adviser to the Federal ministers in England and France in reference to important matters. His mission is said to have direct reference to the fitting out of privateers. 0011.11EACIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Jinx 7.3, Evaua• Money easy. Gold 251 per cent. premium. Ex change on London : Bankers' bills, 138 i. Stocks very firm. New York Centrals, 122 i ; Illinois, 109 f ; Erie, 99i ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 105 i. Cotton improving. Middling Upland, 64c. Flour quiet. Wheat and corn good inquiry. Pro visions dull. Coffee quiet. Sugar and molasses very firm. Crude petroleum firm and advancing. The screw steamship Great Eastern, Captain Paton, which sailed from New York on the 21st July, at noon, arrived at the bar of the Mersey at 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, and her despatches were brought up by a tender shortly after 10 p.m. She brings 6,000 tons of cargo and 337 passengers, but no specie. DEFENCFS OF CHLBSZOTON.—MOSITS. Bacon and Co., importers and publishers of American maps, have just issued a plan of Charleston Harbour and its vicinity, supplying exactly the information which readers of the American news are seeking. The plan includes the whole of James's island and Morriss bland, with their masks, inlets, and rivers, the batteries and forte attacked by the Federals, the channels and the forte and sea batteries of the harbour, and the city behind the whole. The map is well executed, and shows the character, as well as the configure. tion of the ground. Additional information respecting the strength of the several forte and batteries is given in the margin. Everybody should procure this plan of a plane which has been called the Sebsatopol of America. The Windsor Castle, from London for Bombay, with troops, put back into Plymouth yesterday, small-pox baring broken out on board. Two cams have been laded. The Moniteur of yesterday publishes an article from the Deutoditend, seat to it by a Weimar correspondent, warmly congratulating Austria upon being more than ever decided upon making common cause with the Western powers, whether in the way of ulterior negotiations or for stronger measures. The Deutschland places in strong con trast with the conduct of Austria the selfish and anti national character of the policy of Prussia, who, instead of acting in concert with her German neighbour', gives moral aid to Ramie by her equivocal bearing. AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DUE THIS WEE& There are three steamers due at Liverpool this week with the mails from America—vis.. the Jura (era), Edinburgh ital. and Persia (s.). The Jura was to leave Quebec on the 25th tilt., acid may therefore heexpected at Londonderry to-morrow (Tuesday) morels( ; the Edinburgh, with dates from New York on she 25th, may be looked for at Queens town on Weduesday next. The Canard steamer Persia, with dates from New York to the 29th, will no doubt reach Queenstown in the course of Friday next. Should, however, either the Jura or Edinburgh call oft Cape Race, we may have advises from New York to the 28th ult. DISPATCH OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS. —Oa Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Chips was despatched from Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States and British North America, together with about 100 whin passengers and a large cargo. On Wednesday the loran steamer City of Wuhington will leave the Ramey for New York with mails for the United Staten. The box at the Liverpool General Post-office will he open for the receipt of ordinary letters, tea, until 11 a.m. Late despatches, addressed ad Cork. may be for warded until RIO p.m. On Thuredsy the Montreal Coin. pany's steamer Canada will leave Liverpool for Quebec with the Caaadian mails. INDEPENDENCE or POLAND.—An open-air de monstration in favour of intervention by force of arras in favour of Polish independence took place yesterday after norm on Blackheath, and wee attended by about LW persons, amongst whom were a considerable number of seldion from Woolwich pinion. Precisely at three o'clock the Polish national flag was planted on a rising piece of ground immediately in front of the gate leading into Green wick.park, round which the committee took their stand. Mr. lefkiubrey having been voted to the chair. said the meeting had been convened by the Greenwich and Woolwich Working Men's Polish Committee, for the purpose of ex peening their sympathy with the trallaot Poles, and to call on the English government to mast them in their heroin =le o lo recover their lost nationality. Resolutions in with the object of the meeting were passed, after having been spoken to by a number of working mem, and the promedings concluded at five o'clock with three cheers for Polish nationality. A body of police were on the ;mood, but did sot in any way Maiden with the proceedings, which Were conducted with order and regularity. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. The follow ing gentlemen, having undergone the neoeseery exa minations for the diploma, were admitted mem bers of the college at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the lad inst., viz.:—Heart Charles Owen Asprey, H.D. St. mire's, and LS.A., Newtoo-road, W. • George Wyatt Sharp, L.8.A., Great Cumberlandetreet, Hy Frederick Heudebourek DIMS, Tiverton, Devon • di re k to; I Grahame Henderson, London ; William Henry Ilay. Waka I field, Yorkshire ; Arthur David Jardine, Chatham ; Edwin Roberts, St. John's-wood; James Hanna ' New Zealand; Galvin On, Belfast ; Hubert Wilson South St ur too, Green wich ; Richard Carter, Newbury • Edward Steven Thomas, ! Dimly/hem • George Richard Turns Phillips , Bayswater ; ' I and Edward ikown Rending. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—The direction of this company have resolved to reoommeod to • the proprietors, at the half-yearly general meeting on the 13th inst., that the dividend for the half-you ending 30th Jima, 1863, be as the rate of ei per cat per annum on the williaary capital stork of the company. The trial of the great will case of " Dwell v. the Earl of Egseent," in which a large amount of property is • isvelved, enmsionced on Friday at the Cork Assizes. The amousw excise for the trial of an imne directed by the I Oran of Cbusey. [TWOPEN .._ nri NAVAL AND MILITARY. —a— PORTSMOUTH, AIM. 2. The Racoon, 22, mew corvette, p :11: e tain Count °lichen (Prince Alfred's ship), arrived at ilp ithead this afternoon from Scotland. Ms will be in dock for WWI% The Louisa, sailing transport, embarked from this dock yard yesterday a detachment of Royal Engineers for coo veyance to the West Indies. The Enchantress, Admiralty yacht, Master John E. Polley, arrived here this morning from the Thames. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty are az pond to pay their annual visit of inapection to the dockyard and government establishments on Tuesday. Ac 'ceding to the annual custom, their lordships will pa/remiss a ball to be held at the King's Rooms, in aid et the Royal Seamen and Mariners' Orphan School. On Friday his Greco the Duke of Somerset, K. 0., will hold a levee at the Royal Naval Coiled., at eleven o'clook. Naval officers dathons of beirig presented sent in their rams on Frida evening, when the list was closed. It is a that the duke doss not wish to see officers who have already attended one of his loves. in London during the year. Till OLTNIK76 BALM? FUND.—SninnniptiOnt in aid of this feud to the amount of 4,3101. 6s. 104 have been re ceived at the Royal Naval College, at Portamonth. This sum includes 4001. 13.. Sd. from the iiihabitants of Mel Australia ; 1801. from the inhabitants of Hobart Toot= 31. from th• inhabitants of Auckland, New Zealand. The allotments far the mouths of April ai ';and June have bees pehi to 38 widow ,. 12 soo th e% wall aim Belied has hem given to slue widows, 18 m en, eight fathers, and few Natant The July allotmerts will be paid at the above mllogs on the 101 h, sod other applications for relief considmed. The Ferret, 8, Lieutenant Robert llama, arrived at Spit head oa Friday from Ireland. The Osborne, royal yacht, Masker Commander George R. K. Bower, will leave here tor Woolwich to-morrow (Monday). CHATHAM, AUGUST 2. Admiralty orders have been received for prepa rations to be made at this dockyard for building a new iron steamer, from the designs of Mr. Reed, chief constructor of the navy. The sew Tassel will only mount 12 guns, but she is intended to be a superior vessel to any of the iron ships now afloat or baikhng. She is to be oorntoenced forthwith. Tax OKAram FLasr.—The Channel Fleet, under Rear-Admiral Decree, is to leave Leith Reeds on Wednesday morning oa a °reds, round the north of Scotland. On Friday the fleet was visited by the Lord Provost and magistrates of Edinburgh (who bold the bosomy office of Admbei and Vice-Admirals of the Firth al Forth, conferred on their predeceeson by James L), end also by the other members of council sod civic officials. The Lord Provost and council were received oe board the fla gsh ip Edgar by the admiral, who, with mead of the offioers, oonducted them through the ship. They were afterwards rowed in the ship's boat. to the Black Prince, over the whole of which ship they were also shown. The same day the provost, magistrates, and Genoa of Leith, with weasel of the foreign consuls residing at the port, visited the flagship and afterwards the Black Prime. Oa leaving the Edgar the admiralardered a salute of seven guns to be fired. Siam. the arrival of the fleet in the Firth many thousands of visitors have gone out to the roadstead from Leith, Grantors. Burotislared, and other porta. Steam vowels of every description have plied from morning till sight with crowded decks, and pleasure boats of all kinds have Teetered out to the open waters of the Firth. The Black Prim*, Wog the latest of the two first-class iron-clads, and being a Scotch built ship, has bees the chief attraction to the multitude, but great numbers have oleo gone on board the Warrior and the flagship. On Saturday an immense number of visitor, went out, and many were unable to get a purge. The question of opening the fleet to visitors on Sunday was taken op by the Free Church Presbytery the day of the arrival of the fleet. It was resolved to request the chief magistrates of Ediabargh and Leith to use their billowier, to get the ships closed sgaiost visitors that day. The pres bytery's representation did sot, however, molt is any restriction, the admiral at once declining to prohibit well coadected visitors from oomioogg on board on Sunday, and stating that those who apprehended any desecration of the day must apply their efforts to stop the means of transit. It may be added that Vary little sympathy has been shown by the public with this interfsmoos of the presbytery. During the short stay of the fleet in the Forth the inhabitants and authorities of Edinburgh and Leith have does their best to afford a welcome both to officers lead men. On Friday evening the Lord Provost entertained the admiral sod officers in °amassed of the different shire at dinner, along with a select compaoy. For Monday evening the provost of Leith has invited the admiral and captains to dinner, and • public ball is to be given to the officers in the Corn Exchange is the evening. For Tuesday the magistrates and council have invited all the officers to dinner. The military bends is garrison have been ordered to play every day in the public promenades, and cricket matches have been got up between the home clubs and the naval officers About 700 or 800 seamen are ashore daily, who are quite exhilarating the townspeople with their mirthful and rollicking manners .— Times. TEE Qoarces (WEVIMIN/ITER) VOLUNTEER& —Tbt annual fete end regimental dieoer of this splendid corps took plate cm Saturday at the Crystal Palace. Besides an amateur theatrical performance, which was given in the theatre that last week was known as "Richardson's," there were footrace, for a series of money prizes, steeplechases, blindfold racing, long jumping, and high jumping. At the dinner Lord Grosvenor presided, supported by Lady Elcho, Lady Charlotte Russell, Lord Elcho, lady Constance Gros venor, Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. C. H. Lindsay, Major George Rummell, Major Hughes, do. A large number of ladies were present. The chairman proposed the toast, "The Army. Nasy, and Volunteers , to which Colonel Lindsay replied for the army and Major Hughes for the volunteers. Lord Grosvenor replied to the toast of "The Queen's (_Weeminater)," proposed by Lord Elcho. Tea LIVERPOOL Puma GUARD.—This fine corps of men, under the command of Colonel M'Corquedale, pro oeeded to Newton front Liverpool on Saturday, for the pur pose of being reviewed by Sir G. Wetherell and Sir John Gerard. The corps consists almost exclusively of gentle men connected with the Liverpool press and the principal printing establishments of the town. The weather was beautifully fine, and a very large number of people assem bled to witness the review. CRYSTAL PALACE.—The new station at Syden on the Loodoo Chatham, and Dover Railway, wasopened for Walk ma S aturday. It is close to the mouth of the Mooed which ma near to the north end of the Cry stal Palma, and will be found a great convenience to visitors from Brixtoo, Stockwell, and the neighbourhood of the Elephant and Castle. Minty of the Queen's (Westminster) VoluaiellTlN whose MU day it wit ava ile d themselves of this route. The great annual fate of the clad Fellows will be held to-morrow, when excursions are announced from all parte of the country. On Wednesday a special perform awe will be given of the principsl music from Gounal's Faust, the parts being sustained by 11311 e. Tiettees, Signor Mr. Bentley, kn., with full band and chorus. AiSTMOIPOLITAX BENEFIT SOCIETIEV ASYLUM. — An addition to the usual large gatherings of friendly so cieties takes place this year at the Institution in the Balls pood-road, Kingidand•gate. Between the Odd Fellows' fete at the Crystal raises on the 4th of August, and the Fo resters on the 18th, the Asylum Committee, mainly ono paid of members of both those bodies, have determined to invite their brethren to another file on a smaller scale in town, where, whilst enjoying themselves, they may see how the decayed and aged members am provided for. Accord ingly, on Monday and Tuesday, the 10th and 11th of Au gust, a fancy fair, soirife, and ball will be held is the build ing sod pounds of the asylum, and as the committee have provided entertainments mat liberally, sod au influential list of ladies amid their effort., there is good reason to ex , pert a summand Mk, and an adibtioe to the endowment fund. . CLZRO'r ORPHAN CORPORATION —A court of go tremors was held on Saturday at the office, 79, Pall-mall, Dr. Vivian in the chair, to bear a report from the secretary on the state of the schools and on other beanie.. The Rev. J. Russell Stocks, the secretary, reported that at a special court of governor, presided over by the Bishop of Lichfield, the Rev. George Conn had been elected as treasurer to the corporation in the place of the Rev. Dr. Rumen, deceased, and read a letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury, ex pressive of his regret at the decease of Dr. Russell, and paying • high tribute of respect to his memory. In the corwration's schools at Oanterbury there were at present 68 boys and 72 girls, five of the Latter leaving at Christnin, and three about to be withdrawal by their friends. The state of health mod progress is education of the pupils was in every way satisfactory. The report having bees re ceived, it was resolved that twelve children be elected into the school in November next, wavers) of the goveroors ex press's' the opinion that they should not feel 'Wailed until there was owe hundred childreo of each sex ie the school. After the transaction of the routine business, the prooeed inc closed with • vote of thanks to the chairman. DEATH OP • MISER. —Mr. Longhorn, deputy COTOrner, held an inquest on Saturday at St. George's Vestry- ROOM, 11101111tritillet, GICSTSllOr , lqUire, u to the death of Clomp Irish, aged 69. The deceased resided with a sister at 16, Rendoe-place, Keosingtoo, sad was reputed to be very rich. From informatics the police oe Monday forced the door of deceased's room, sod on entering the corpse was found in a sitting poOtioo against the door, and the place 114 well as the body was covered with filth sod vermin. The sister said he bad died os Sunday morning, and she sat the whole day looking at the body. Duplicate. relating to valuable property wet* fated, as well as a considerable sum of money. The medical testimony proved that death had resulted from diabase of the heart, sod • verdict to that effect was recorded.