The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-24 00:00:00

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Via ingearmer. Mini k i b=l aseu ..rve. I Mie r: = ‘l6 4.%"*.....r.74".‘"1.8".ab ir , -41.; SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA VESSELS BPOIEN WITH. Warn. Cr as. r“. 11.19wpwl br bwr bet. 1.11 11. W. 4 1 14 bw. arrow OnwqwW. Debowb Own Wain tic Part abbido, Jury "WM oblpM sad t. I.4SdIS IR lborbo, 40 glow. amt. O. Kr Wen OW bar ler ramped, Jab 28, dal d war Moire IWburwror, bow WWI it Illowarpre, Saw MIL / /11,1 a. IA W. Lou or viz BARQUI Tasase.—OitiENsfl, Aso. 2L—Tbelemer Three, Dal, el fa. lahf (N.D ), MS team rislime, least ea then et Perarheve• Lishtheree, Obi d ea the swig ef &Math al =arms of elerNa k il bee sherlarame • lota math the TA 4 the ea lathy mandes with amps ilriblarry Dr Melba. Oa 862141 waft Ara he e'er* • thane kg am as, sad the rear cedar the Ile/ is le Wormy bali4var. The fas add', threalit Or la mho 4 the Oddest lestimer, the ship re elm le a. et Mhos It ems dimmemesd. Orem were &t r i t e , bet the Mai easter Ora maim reef us ✓ies es last) premeated this ma • pprartel surge eon Mtthe mart Ore were bed isr essiatmace, bat de it iWr the Ware 6ea faiths the ‘9•011. Mr. Merry, eliv i. ser e il i e l liersome, sad 14. Liedry, a the Carre, ea th e 0••••• r. of I. taw viral le • = l ee iellmo; the virww, Ow gill 'pig' . ga4. Re, were le eerie by the ship, were boded i• saitT. tad ham err assay ea lethal here. Oe Weistethy ma ▪ I••• lathe rary ems the rip, width MA More mil rose ma shwa prearthe say hope Ih hel eti et sage Mist _revaL Tea AMIRKAIC MAILIL—LIVIRTOOL, SATURDAY —The Dr eati Nall Americas reml memo AV 1.0" Caper Lett, maid ire minim for Now Torii. 'ma 105 famisiffs, a lam ma, mai • MI cargo of merclim flee ma riga& BIRTHS, MARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ISACKINTOJOY.—Amp 11•31 1 =0: 11 Itt " .tles * :=l:o7=4 .' °• PI" n. ao u. of 11. °WA" lOO• • Ks. LATUAII.—As 7tl, M Onsaferil. Om Mb d Pr. S. O. Lark D..d•••• IJINTAIONIL—Ass. Onsi Durtdmost. Dry lON I" J. Ifiatolom Soo. el sir MLA.11....11.) AlMs• BILUILIT—IIICHNOND.—.III6. 1141 i r eldbeisi. 11w 2 . 1e .• We 2w W . N. W. Jarmo , N.A. Crla. Is Alm. ....dr. kr—a.m.* t: — .:..- .O.INIII-0^.11113.-A n4 A Imbuing Olook Mew W Os iw owerHatlw. a.i dweNarit. , NV as. r itotid N. D O'Drls. of Tow PAO KNOX —Aw N, st IL W law 11... 14 (Mom J. I. how Dag.. naplii• Is ' toe Mgr 11041 Jew Pali% oklaglift d Myer J. Kum el Geom. lla• --. MUTH.. ANDEMIOL—Are. Cearlee. eaerriee et M. P. d byre Mo ravec lamobab farobbsr a Yr. J. War d MOM. IMIO et M t. ittallAw•—ac& nor. Imam. Nor LA•oarog. rr. • A. I . K It thorn MA arrest" J. t. lawn. ono 8114 CL 22 8 . — A•C M Haft/. J. O. a*. haw rambled by Wlbbyw Sae lama• fla= le ae_Chee a wefts. Mawr. et iloe Oleac - 115 "mon whitoon.—n..a moon a% i AIL and STEAN.—ROTTERDAM, \ irf wasp, um ants V0111N%381D34141/4110, . I he, as the CR. IT P KIM . Odd the AP ..... esti Da wa n.ra :3_. ma. en Pamegh-The ,t- J. r , . LANDO afprM. V i Esi alra k ur 7 aurt,..ra". , ....., 0. m r ... ..v .. . g........ NM Os.. r OYAL CREMORNE GARDENS. ik ■ Aram Ana* TI NAHA= OTNWIT_TTe Yuma Almami ru iddlNl:= ; Irlko • " kaana llag rla• rr W i a l Walt; aaaratla Br a -pada* Ns IT snob .elt Vapat aralWIA ES T. la Ha BAH Tiaalre Y Re /I TRIO BRANCH. Al A10N=t1.1111...: . Ream% Nr. sad Um Baur la eat YEW al G Clamair. sal is mai, of aim anwasaaak W Mine 0•1111. ARGYLL ROOMS, GREAT WINDMILL MEM 11.• 22222 grew d ere lamb err Merl parpre, rib twirl le Ye Oh rerelies riseee et Ile lele retrer. N,. laner rm. ley Sire re lie pale WS be re rye ter rte. by Err le bie yeart error by the Fr et ibel ore riled air het err Ihe Mar le Erre Yoe Pe ley w a r ..rear lie prier relteett. E f f ft slie==. l rbe i" eeplert he wm ielrremi ✓ riara..te. ramlednaa a fribijesaki ak a r dredrlmi N VlCore irremet i lt rab bi t reVretr did ni at le she Mt 46.486. " KORBURY BARN TAVERN—Chetesa deg ME. ft 101.—pasitag es OW mow Mem= toqn l4B =Clm's Illeastme aims ammonia al IMmlinlya Gram Adidas& Os, OMB& ZHE MUTINY fa INDIA a QUESTION of um►—*... LOTT IS to dellemell es atom Went mu ta aIA cv.1.4. 34 Pc Sarr o3 . 111 .11A11 s'S MOW 4. Lew tirre an 44 hems —As I Da es the 1.0)1~;" mil pi 3 so 4 4. by Vt. 618.4/1. 44 Arid -31;114.' Aftlake Is. The em= baps Om NM S. 77r.v.4.rem YA. sad Co.' CLOTH , SOL Oxf -street, Po of She mot porskit 11. M. me is gattoat la dolga bibrlgal IM Dem ju n Cam. ro. Tab. ft. sal * Ind Arg lom. os Jolla% OrbrOilll • Cop. Se T , all SOS INS laYared. Mani Imemlirt illeela onosors. WPM AND NADI* TOME, MAIM MITA CANNA 1411001. CLOTH nio, win so. TAD sad Co.'s JU WWII./ DRESS. ea, 11441M11. Was non mad .an 12. pubes ‘clise. NI isoNNON..NI •Nonolme, slisklND WINN 0 s IlsrA l re Nilo ban boa Weestal NO la pecie iNNlshe OWL ADD Is sol 4 ai ram; andesis Om .111 IMIII•i. 15 111.3 ... d . 0N and TROUT FISHINO.- 0 I draped omit ••• lINIMMI wed Willowalwr MA Way ma allsb, 6111110 paw lw—Wl • Ph •i AM.& •WW. WWI owl Wit mho a Wm. ••11 maw Oki Wry all Mom' (W 10416 hem Ws ma owl So pawl 4 Ow bellow el Ina strame—lillefil • W Ws Maw al ." rg/1/ Piller "...CORDING* amp ri awl mod low ow Wes ill Pawl*. Denim I.rrilitiV e ll= ••=lll3oaPi 0 .. , I fanr4. ow Wm owl et MEM, NM CRWEPPE'S MAI.VERN SELTZER WATER, to J. Sal W kl• Pit awl Cr.. tom lie Pin Weir ab• lieri Wel. wow tar al Or Noma Prim. lads, Ilapesta, ham sol imnada. sea beatosell kg I label.— Umpsel, &WA. lei • eUT TOUR TEA WHILE YET YOU CAN, MUM. pa 11, .srs., ...erssi ... t . V . .a p . .E. WI be bed sm. km b NM nem oat IpLiiisik—rAlLAVE Ifni T.% Swat IL somparorpops. Illispiphs. rpm RACES end IFEl72l.—Ledles will lad the' .M...4X1f 'LOWLAND:I' MOIL psietas ntrailag la doing Ned bril l/ mid Mabee: ArtrArnikkla Iria sti.lear "sia a g a *" k7fga. :::l..l. t i" W zsi bm =z : 1:81=role teZts. re ea Ur 11=AiDMII, nib* dold *. : rid tr &Was ari COPAILLNE MEGE, or BACCHA BAUM CIAPIOLIM. Marra r r w nos Nara the ead tare ••=i• le re but tardy ft, the ar tit • aril• dber•—••• Ural et Near I. lad : • erg if reard as Mil. PI/ 0, r bed fit brerar esellara Warn. Jol t ed!. Mr& iBiL~ credo;e iJr Warr 'Moir FIIRIRREMAR. Protected by Royal Letters A. rm..' .0 Vaooo 01 m•_ ...... .01 4 OM .50 of 1100 ft =, d• P" 01 Ihe Camp of 11000 ,00 . K. 1. Is • mime 6rol - 01110 0•0100.0 und 0 0060111000. Tolinmer i e: s ....... IN 0000 ore griling. •0000 NM mailso 0 barm • Ore 0011 Opal= law •• 1•••••1•0•11061 fat 0 Wein 0 ..• lora 0 • 04 0000 tot 10•1010 01.00 1i.1.1 . .tp0s .001•001000, Or llit Oh .d 111110 yew 000 010110 00 00 1.0.0,711.• 0 t 5. 0000 0 801 010 .06. 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Ova le host sr • ORIN •••-bar my *Et ▪ to Isedirw Os woo t NM nil► Me bobs MOIL ▪ the bee Tlike W viols gremeal es work by the MY that the Wiese ; bet • Ira we be ria mei awl I- b i the Mae, mews the owner, Me Meg le the r end, I lbw loleg O▪ S we Theo the A, Ile Fab Dow mil lb 1 1 {Wat belle= die seeekMeebie bs le i peg tat W errs le dr ' o h A g = Y tir Cars dish rdstirl WI ere re kit Ida s kot o4=e, eat M be FT let dm% Or We air pri rearm ir serigy et e meg plasm eed lerret tottellitt Ail- et week wadi so neighbour este lee believe he he weaker irked lomat. le the berreet, Time W every K sal test In W wa bane bees A!".01: 1;o7 . 1871 et the ...au. great st bissit slink With theseselie et Ideal will es levews, ath- Iwo with pone • se iritole ▪ umiltvoambly nor. Turnip I is As retie, ilust apposrsom espolult. re bus sok Us JICIOPE. Prth of Europe re brought Imp liarboar. The osup. Lista. 113 .... 70 tli ::: : 79 7 4!!! 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Gerdy Wm, d rut Owrrr Or Irk r Ara &war mar Harrel rot rrr Sho ir• kris my urn kb sop*. sad am* A ra not r a. e . r . f ar Wira t : Ass =1:4:11wi low ma 0111114 b. 5•11 we Ma Tee P err Ire pre ep. iet leV Olt ID !I. iliedre: F 47//1 ' ()" No. 8,488.] rRADELAIDE Direct (laving ill hat alias ama of ktr_ew =v be *alb to aware MOM DIPA I. • V i a reM sg rik a-A.91111. rieb• JOS ERBT e af.S.WNSY . (soder = Is ar e : Oissld INV= sed as et= al W 7ll -so ps Is SO 1.. Oussoiluset, THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM " //K NAIL AMM M P LIN& MIMI M MA as Ilmalsoples a ow 7air , C;2l,oa.nireao. l 4ll;l6`ir i patt KM ..:r tax* =Awe, art= .TU • t.twil kag anei Sto .11M.14 Dm I .llay. ID k i e: d mir yetEratioi.i" , ". 21. ' .Ar sma T s."Arolkari SR IA : A COMM I S. I WM I& Is Ism% ISM; sod Koos. COMMIS. 11011101/111- N. red Co. mool mob. WI Ham 6M Almoms. TWeto NEW YORH Direct, cad the mod .17•1.710,10 Is 087016 Wei.-717 L1V11.7006 Ir. aid Pm LA Douai o cb 7XIIIT 00111%717 017• fi gtrarnt Is ti trirrO l ßlL ea 81". 'MI. OA 0/111100 . 07 17•10_110kil * ...... *** * :11: Irff M i t ik 0T 07 WASS I N0T0N . ...... I :1491. if. LALIO•1100 . 41017777_ sileissis CAM Nor% IS ram. Trlllmokirmit= 1 . 11001 119 08 Nownsimiisa --- -- - . —.— MIMI) Meade 10 Eat .0 II I Pilibielgab•••• Whom* el um d•• *NI to ali 'pn Nallo lit saran •ul the INdlei pet pallamosir num.-11a, tritar feelinlin as Prednielos fteft is/apply le WILLIAM I 111•111.1 mod 13, .• the Amend. sod N•emiteßea 411Y-I► llfYt W 61~4. Leadu• 1„E NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAYl o.vraossooroor tumors.— utrizt o utuuto. dmnowoo HANNuII ter o.4koaroosi oa r ■ IL IL INWSII4 Of Silo Nadi into WEI Macialz Kitrralt „„ Oa,. asial% E. HE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI GATION COMPANY L i. OFISIIMAN- D sad CUPLIPTIANIA.—The ORM MI Mem fee CAAMEN•II al at DAT VW 111% fil t rd ono at rarIMM. Y. If . mt.... ‘ - g‘Tvb_c 41xprt451. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1857. THE MUTINIRS IN INDIA. (TIOK AN OM= TO MS MINDS IN LWIMPOOL.) The Camp, &Mabel; bea, ha 20. Yam will as by the date of this that I sat sow in amp. I mead free Ifsegiee heats yams et Ws •th, in beak, woke Issa the 1414. mat the tithwhe th amsstmsso :—I west to bet es lighstbv Night, kb Amer ha et what was to kappa. Alma helivel twelve I was awoke by my =fah ealltsg me to mg OM • peethmea sad two lass wine Is • aramet at the der. I marl eat, with maths ea bat a pals el shaft emus tat task. I het ea law (ate essamais os klhatry sestmest bisn), Ira two Who Y thdr myth husem Mth that irk bag fag has, and myths to Iffy Mai leM me la Mal& et !Cathy Ham win la apes maim mot hat he ..pastel eery +e at Ibis seetim veal be maimed, &o. I mud esphia to you the thelabalea is a bill het, don to the thy of Itssame, sop me nit. Oa the bath at the elate Ramat we ameM hit Isallay, ash leek weep hie hey (amp) Ms as mg. User the het 1 thithsiths aro the cestommale tad Se seadaey, whim el the teem tat ether Miami Iva Issison, whin ear sammes some as, la about Meter' meta (as the amp Mem Us miho). The mph of the city bare bum g.msbillag Ivey meth kerb, mad amid Moir Rajah bark: sad, es try have ma by the 7 1 1 re swat meals to or the dkoomiaimi al Om a, theme& • pet y latit, sal, cammumhaties with We gotwireesike, which, by the Waite ti tisk plans having bma ng 4 as rem as I hell hist Mr him he le bletitss, bean bus • at his emeante his Übe 'Paths ) la my them oddly' my Imea ash c iped bra le my hissetth i terse! the troop tral fa hsi i alba ea_ lithe eta mama mob medal maks toe Wee. width I seta mint la a pooh sob hem the law Asa Wig me to mom &My trews& Seetabeitheat that • Ada wield haw to emir. ma Mutt I pat hie th read I Med the emft, rat ve ota moldy the Theis way et a trek ad ratted Seelabalthe the* that a.m. AB tram quiet, and Iho mallesses wee 4IM pureed. We het a avert-manta ca am et the wheat as hal swath with arms to W honk sea smrama him to be Mem sw wee sething," s op km a ges. al as p soot ospis et the tesade =rthemshatabel e assommelly dewed, at baba aft batter weeltal malt to this meeths; Mawr, Os ta=t hr bees gig adi the yea tally pores Oak It Is try pad sad prig of the Bengal hmesestiss. Tb llasselasa pepwleM be,, wen la eager& the lag** sad drive m ism the ma. The knowing (yid& we take fro® the Lirerpooi .AMsrri) as move remit War sseelved from the sorse source. It matelots We intertedsig lehmiliss se to the vigorous measures simpted at Ilethebelass : "Como, Illeeesbuldes, July b. _ _ " You mai ens skIN ads" mama, and you will be glad to bear I sat quilsersisalbarty. I forget the date of my hat; however, I am borristr my promise by er. Ring to you Ly the nett mail. Thee is • toil bare jut Dow, sad everything In the city of Make is quiet, and at Kemple', though every body is fa rot fright—l mesa the civilians. We have db. MIRA the Rimellsk of Werth, Cavalry who mutiried. They wee rand te puede, and my troop and tem Man= Of /WM Cavalry, with half sa infantry re- Owlet hue =ogees waded with theta. They were bright r hest of wy ewe, which were poured he meths, wad head with two rowels of makes, abet la Oahu Ad is • OM MINI with it.. balk sad le yaw. drew Le y that mad is nth pieta Tbff IMO OM searedive ap *eh sus, WA* badly tor easoba ad, or hew bees blow, to atom, he I had .doe to era ea lama Mi If dry hadisilad • soma lity m.a lel eels malehated= they re al Welly weir punted at the SW bare hi. esmiled werywhers, they weal set hew meted • tea We haw tam d tire maw tad she their eedlia, a oat they me sew eimposettedy banatee—thelr era me dears. We have ansaid the priatipal thandere bah emeept the Sayer sod she the welly peek. We bre lewd dwelt of the wire Mum um el the MOW des/1/; seil the Wide awe sew Rae/ ma. • got arty mee win be howl ; bat It le Mira kw tori me sae as meth baidieeteL * wee sweat preadsalla mese he the reihree at Mural thin straw ea hileaft the lah iIL The while phs of dm maw to th. Maria and the leseressiks la clay it sew es reosed, wit is teeth' te Wok whets hie darmaird hew hams ghee MI It set bass he the la*. old he the essrer lbws Limodee; he leal„ it M bees he we ailed is Ilwatry menleg, ft was hair istastias odd to The spiel that we ow • ia the OM p are dreadtelly afraid of our amp wad wee gem. • earl* weld read them a haw hat they well set Map s _ la • hwy. I have had way hied wet See I brae less est bre. 1 lave eat hew IMO what sight la hi Mere reasetest ahem*. I have titumbr mem liqually dean the sight with my beep, wet thwart to the this, my lasi Ike • are, he the Ida h w Wavy. It robed es the lath sad Utk bierantly for thirty-d: home, eel he haw All. My camp was take a Luce lake, esd the whale of the hers WOO up to their boas ia and sad weer; warp body damilmd sad so dry cloth.. I we. oesaileg s ty y M the .the day, by =yin that we hen • wed hot ma, whoa St does mese eat, so warm us sal by ear clothes es ear balm, wheals, is the Were,the ma's Moths. were beer es tear bathe, awl asy bed se lire its le thaw the I I wish le we weld kw a geed Wit, awl base It est at awe, es ire rid et easel. I this all ail Illhe ea epos he. Ban, ell wewides, sea, Or whet W Won peek se dayeadeste pram be plated as my we amp ear amaliwass. • • • per cessirprerata ben wawa& meet, rid dealt sea a ihadep le may of am. The while Is • splay, mid le teed d mum abe diem Cased Owmiriehdpia who amemesh the Reeky its.., haler hued of the sairder of ble ess4e-law M desehlw ad bre thlldres, or nowt The tertleers ha the hew; ease amehries the frame, maw, arid alma ehid, bee, haft the baby ce=ast t her he b I y awl Melshe. /A sAkoo wag ark waited la an the Me areirlied is tharee, mad this visit, thattleg deem misdeed all. We hew wwrryy lyrist hismales—We erwswieetiss with the serth-weet is idle eat et Did him set ilia yet, at leer web. het se 'idol essuwelestles. They en Wheat Yellow Is Diesela, mope what they mere la the mart reusambeet . I h.* the home iretwomeet will amml troop ee my be hes late I trey the Intik mapire Ilent has WAVit be. in mash t=as It st moat. ths lithe er Allgham ware ephit sr, tie wham seelbwest is gam We may hill Se sesa, bat only stbm se ear beep ere One ; and I beps MA the Miami mid Wisp amiss will prove so. We have *sly lewepeas mehreet in the Madras most dewy at the primal muminel. WNW of sight." (ramie Jog °mesa Dr rtis unttouvoroace). Befogs Delhi, Jam 16. On our side we have three batteries—one at the fliadooßse's boom, ass at the observatory, too at the Mr- Jid ; so that whichever battery d medlar lb* st Ibq get an mower is rectum. TWa home is rat* diem* our engineer sod artilkoy officers eay Ow wish Ode pews boautitally, sad fully squat as in pod sber Wo who so on outpost duty here, same 20 of es (mews eel sew), all live la the gateway of this Mow Tbs dq MOM wollw rig (the 17th), while grid, aim old Aellyd bow • trod .bit aro broostiogsel ediiigetght tato draw* d the grower Murk ihe mai gra it had goo dor Oleos yea% ad boot Olt • lberwal glow Peer yews WINO% der Modal der at dodo wit had mega mosteed, wr kiwi Imre da d as, a bre Ow of the Well sloth Ids he It et shear* sad arrly waft hba is two. Se &mpg dews dredo poor young Mew t Final we wbo woo Mari uteri a oink, of 10 sorb of him IMO ft bill WNW, but are eerlowsly. as idtisaidiwr en r floglifor tram a gram of a owe tilot tas or Woks to ow ear; ONO •WI dodllse itiLody Immo do• Tot ow wen cut neater bet. The *hien On ha us is is • mod osier way god old about sk pards, I Walk with • logo dose al the rod alst, whitlows& how Walk the mil at abs dim ea of do rimy sad Wrote for it lied two era of r Ooollesers who ow at the sough d • saraia wain th they eir audio harts sad dila NA= as if hail bon sib of Ws Ow. two% Gni st do oro dr or six Goidrs Olio oirostr iwhiw roe lid dead as the ego*, site • goo qtr. It uses sod onditibil Ibis so wart a but a worth Mellow w me us. W• lova aow roe warp r • - he it d 110 gateway, mil ass potty We *OS id old doll June 24. NU helm the ova arab bonlble (My. • • - 81see — ihe 206,11eyeale hwahlmbheo,asilagg vosallmopied mother -sue op too Wipe, Ilia peones dr ain oat, ma* by bag mud of seno lbws Who Is Oho let sal tight, tat reibiraf. MK vs lord OM may era la the der apeart elboanag scouraothis ova to mho am sal it es se die is the Our fd r. tita we must: al mate rialerler the ratio Mg 100•11011011111•11 i seam& samba so as ;tlll es. 1a• ale the Odito ea the Tight Nil lb= merle to put mut teolleoght ~kr IS leer% without Mt!to eat rad 'alp war to idat. metaell to on aresollalem. 1111 about 11/ sad Wel ea boom.. umber et 110 mama I bat st 1 chi* to lassoes reialbresamat our to the reistosto the grab party, sad we bed emu* to do to laid ova Om I take And my evert ehot we ball, auk 100 rolado_por ark sal bad sad bask hr noes ono& dor '!ti . ' o I oar suer brit TM dr Judd row hors woo so ali b i r podia 11111 orarry So ad war g o rad dr pout Irk hysar. Ai his dur wo Wire a mist barna or balk* mud NIA iri add, ! ter So oraq bed rootraw d kik kit add C d l omr:4l7t r ik pat disk of dirt or I. her oar no I we krolookby theposimit god • port et reskrot el Mr later bat Met wiry mm al tro romp rear up glib • pi to ow rokimme; limy was dub via, rad bed dNM d immodAus, No vs radial o of hero dr sow bark. AA dr ono Nor or won iff• hood to admen as dr so re Nall; Mho w rd, of drove the miry Irk Ye tho dk, saw rid*, as kg did wont.lrani rum ad rO•iro rWod, bohlad Jur st da dm vier Yid, Met as kg rro, rad kr dr fbit dna rhea h Noy ; Aar a ilrio era. bod rod rod, bower, day radorinded b airy sr or • IMI• hither, sad I roralM Na Jill* hod brim. I sor lady row as. so her/ft or pokhdy tired k q kr •ma armed direir_ro , ale lokg he road hum. ants work k per Nalkrls *oh•Wrik ka t od rird rug ghat, we ohi so /waft up that wrol d ge be ardshp; two et o ta Lmr sio wore so ear dry did hue Lirea . us anted phi* we hued oreadrat Mat rod Aka•Mr 1111 I MI boa or my bed We rho* L. lee, the,. on so ohm of dirk Me skid, hr I fug Paredi s tra kr bad say aredorks hyrsami It I arid sra got up. _• wed *Ws dap bro or no up wordetudr, red rid yoft J. The Radom= bar bra girt to-day also ; key led lawfully yormalsy. No woo far to-day, or I dull be be too hate two the =I" (room ow .. cern rouse.) Before Delhi. We could now toles the oily in a few home, if we Aid. Our beguiles eel .eelsi. bat it is thought pro diet to west for talassemalls. Spies have been sent into . . . . . . N• thy, end reteened, *mkt the Wasted ere beginning to wise from hunger, NA the vespeelable natives ere lonithg ter Welsh Ms win. Thom are about 23,000 men (matt lithe mid sirseines) bib as city. They melee sorties wory Amy, bet sap elms maimed with kw& le one they ha 4111thed ea the Lid. • • The Ices end destruction oa sessaing forted; they have broken the looks on the river, Wm up el the roads end bridge', burnt every . house mad uld et Delhi, destroyed all the monuments the At Meerut they lighted Oree under the O e tables, to bunt the thugs quicker. It is and he 1 boa lot 60,000 rape e' worth of property. (FROlt AN OPPICIIIO flealkote, June 24. Report any. Altura has gone, and there is a large body of mutineers at Bina. We have been wonderfully pro servd up to the present time, but are sot very oomfutiabls, as you may suppose. Our regiment seems more &serial ; but then they never give more than two hours' warning, and the conduct of the !emu people I. fearful when they get the opportunity. Sickness ion& of Delhi la great; cholera raging, so that every day their numbers are being reduced. The Delhi aseregeper is tuning out again in an occasional sheet at Lahore, emir Yr. Wagentrelber. AU the Bam ford', with Aar children, were murdered, and the way the Wegneesibent escaped war wavierfuL She drove the car. Sege with the &Ann laid., sad her Monad regularly height the way with his revolves. Ile shot four men dead, ad wswedad many more. The King of Delhi has net of his ass Is Agra as • ram, but this I Amid Walt Twill net nes him wen or pandas. Year old reghwan, tie Ski . have ben lank abated by their barmen, saltin Ihreligious. All the other regimental at Pesbemnir kis Ma dimmed. Our Windier ham Wed verb had es get isms asewpsaas sat ban, bat ia vain. raYageessen wenn a nutlet station ban bort mei. hat of ni ann. flee reply is—. Mangum nen ose busillnal ha are of bang ant at" 2= es Is Miwnwinew nind by Ingt arts The hins has been the readers In all the ngl aasa. Deneile sinanis have Wand vary will gewanA 7. As Mten ins bake RASO& mast be deental is= n wien be Imp way Then is a onillnee ba Oareal Ihenewd, thstgib he knowsn abutabuttwin The little Obseens lush* bravely si al = When the madmen and as new la pia then they bogged thaw to wait, and whim war enough shot then all irwa. TY Glides shoo knit well right up to the walls et the dig. treat ♦ WIKIIII Or TKZ CIVIL 111ATIC71.) Pr ;lab, June 27. - _ The Irregular regiments of Sikh, and other Pun ishes' am proving the way misty of the empire. The corps of Guides mucked from Peshawar to Delhi, 670 mike, in twenty-two days; that in ea Indian June. Directly they reached their destination they became the toremest in ro peffing every sortie. Their pliant adjutant, one of those Ileropeens who can impart sack • spirit to etudes regiment, wee killed sluice the day after he got to Delhi. Many of your Indian readers will know pose Quintile Bettye, 'Joyous, boyish, but noble fellow, whose ow thought wee bram. Be wee hit In the etoueaCle by • rim& eke sal only Mead a taw haunt. He nailed at a osmosis who erne to see bin, sad quoted the whole tag, which when so quoted Neese to be trite, " Well, old fellow, duke et decorum on pro patch marl ; • you see it's my case." The Ith Sikhs, at Lowliest., checked and drove off the Jullundur fugitives, mere than treble their numbers, fully armed. The little Ohogekaa, too, fight sp le ndidly. They are delighted with the 61111 Rides, that galt corps being, of searns, dad la dark gmea, ae are also the Ohoorkets. The ffithintative heathens 6atwnla exceedingly with the burly OMAN', pd all them their brother, in virtue of the asemea vailasst. Alt the =the wary la the Punjab have Mewed loyal karemtleta, and the taw remaining powerful chide have ens ad we most Melly amiatanos. The population tha P la tranquil, haring been at drat natterelly much disturbed. courts are open, and burineta psi la as venal. • • La me add that the mystery of the circulation of the oi=a," or cake., Is not yet 'awed, but it hag been beyond all doubt that that mystery wee directly cesseehat with this outbreak. (FROM • BOLDIBIL Or Tlil Mit 1101111 INT.) Peolsawar, J. 30. Tile native troops stationed here were discovered Ina meal horrible plot, and if they were all agreeable they metal hear eneoreded, for three who did not agree to the plot premised secrecy; but fortunately their designs wero bmetested. It was about 9 o'clock at night when the urn reatibrd us; we Mood to arms and prepared to receive them, hat they did not tremble us. We remained all night under aims and proosoisl the neat morning to disarm them, in width we eammiled ; there were seven regiments disarmed sad there were three other reghnente that wore treated, end they are loyal yet, still then were ambers ot the disarmed that demoted sad a liege number of them taken up, of whom several were amstencred to severe punishment. There is a scaffold averted on the plain, where twelve of them have been banged at ow time, earl three more at another time • forty-two have been mateeiced to be shot and that wee the most horrible death I ever witneseed. They were brought out ten at a time end placed before the guns, where they were blown into the air, their limbs lying In all directions, eceseely a pound of any of their bodies left together, so their remains became the prey_of sultana eadjeckale There are awaken in custody. we are certainly in a dangerous situa tion; we only get one night in bed as the duty becomoa so heavy, sad then we must lie In our clothes with our muskets beide us ; and, loud to oar trouble, we have to and a strong gaud over the families of the ofikere. If there I. not some a reed . lamistance seat as from Europe we have • poor clams (FROM A RAILWAY OITICIAL) Allahal;sd, tune 29. I wrote you few lines on the 20th indent, in lenalse roe el the Ade el him hen, mad the narrow es top ll bid he my ■A Um then, owlets to the snivel of Camel NA a mos If lima serve mid resolution, end backed, smatterer, by the elleedesm ariumsnts of a thoomand berms* mad E hods to use them, the rebate hem bets Ilisprod. The theism, unfortunately, broke out smosed et 1a the kat, mid to twenty-four heart carried of Ilt. mod Mrs Ifolgets, sod Ws. rumor. Colossi Nail immeidebily mimed ti se tithing out at the fort, mad etas tai bank am the et& aggsered, I verily Wine that it wee caw ..betties. The eight ore wen turned out we slept on the mond on the glade at the fat, mailer the gaiter of the gum, all the make Whittle their tem me wawa. to gaud the woesand akilthea. awry Wive thet appeared in Witt _wan shot down althea% ioneatime, ends owl le the morning C oto ei Neil meat out perdu tinglsoet, skims h Mews mak! herd walk bow Wires awl inkrossisa the . ead pow burned all the villagesly near don the role dear bnegalowe wood, mad hung ewe native they mil nett as the trees that limed the Toed. Mathew party el edible pmeeleethil Into the native city and et the ee it, whilst Whop Oar yellow ef grape and 01/1101/f woe poured into the ilasidwe me they del Ikea their bathing Imam In • her boon, math woe tb• tower isepired, that it wee deemed ado far set* go up to the Make, thst to that JOIPTLAN ILILL. listarday night, Mr. Albert Smith brought to a comtluirs the Math memos of that wonderfully attractive mertalimmut, the gerim of wed appear wow to be peer•. eel. Were what whit the com Mat NOMMTIIIOS of old teak the gefgelual anima ia tows ealeamises from the pethemode Ihe pedal eletagegmp of a wow gear mem, we ammo mem wby the hem should mite sor rel ea woe the bred d its popdar pegristarr ammo a yalehrahal whilmaskamil be biome fraefastemme ayimet meg be let miadally *emu eirl mas Beaty, Miro M est algid elle he hoe dealers yergarel lame la hie Agee IOU& The het writhe hem hert me feet ea Md. Swale s Amer; le pm the asiretimmet lw the highs* spidie, and M the eimeluelea addrumull the maw tsar) hiswfmg messmamikaal awl phrasal arra: : "Ad vass,isido sod pOlsookl two moo note to bid the yea essilmbys : sad .s 1 r, I boo taw* Oat sous fro somassisl bays t si oataftia• moo alai tam boa plessad sa=br iewood eseld bo ow tato to yea Ibas Os aides. if Os osassatiosi Odium . _ _ _ "Ilea the Napalm ISIS Ifebsery, lath; sad se Nike mid= hod I. MOM limo ef my valise, or ley cora mem. SS I way owed Me nos kr • few weeks, ef ens soft • non wee split la air la ardor di • sessmoka of cheep exhibitions bed ==a fts : hie rendition. I pee ay kat ea limi ll ar a l March, 1842-6 e yen pada WI lemittibe 1.144 th time I haw SA tbe bower s2 P rp leer _ yea—oonescalhely sod le Ss some teem Mame In di swore bee leek la a S V Malin ,eao le moth st roloA da l ledeedasth AS la Se wiry Int auk et do misiela. aime. ea me node to the bales le Maw what woolen wend saw to the Snarls es Se shills. I in OM sem et sill—thst if they soft& tbe Mells they ad Idle thoo at illa bee-odies the other peel% sad at the end mho They on 'OhI it lir. ha - 'ftats be as ohs without the Iffigeriss be rvery mach rolotakee.' I Sloth however, that I did eel mks the mistake they istici pith. I were ellierwerds told that • Fiat may rase Midi lake One le • emery, when Ay odd lon On in their bilk Men at el al bionise, nen Soy reer a b a eve Is pt g war aw ed; •e I emit I wall pe wit auseas - Om bdig Mid paw My on ethers wee se ethielmm MS nes I•MNietl, se di as oy eels liblent we ceased, the 'pm order' eyatsa. All Mednebee pro approved of sm deterzeit aull ad unisi thel, on le thotealw• the dowibutico d olioned theme is asilearam ihme of the weekly juureaksomellasof thiesereser le the pen. This intention I misty venilids. ass patimmemissisil 'many warriththe liksenstartisie wilead a amp . he. always received het sad ken ailuolia; b _et i wend oot have the preersi of ray ion!on oon by• • 'entity at esseihre tidy an dent in y hie nine a a pen oda bed pool hem nib MOW nil the hot peen leed none le de nth Me leper he wee supposed to sepesost Om I bore alto lite Sosimk. I set way Soo dead spirt A lie mis time MS= fhlatriag Sakes who laket oar Seam mil es thismosis eat of tlos. I Sieved ale dime for kir &owing you teee ohne Orr an itSt WM yrearimmo nor any attamilm tab Midi me bed • SSE hi seed;do end is enisalles ihe meth I issit ame yesewolly to see that owy whin hed no be den\ irk Ley • well ventilated allimphse to thsis mil• dear view et whatever non he eft's. I me aks Ss • pries of oisetedias nee pad - e• in Ode% Gory poodle Avast to thdr tit zee now shoe In an meresehly be wished for or Theo of my sauce wile eon tee Spare. may noon is hart Um fa Fait hue is Dearly 600/. • yes. that do win( own at the eatertaintaent ire 76f. • 6sik ; int Ai do seat at producing the yearly alterations dr son in bee rot been under M.; laden to UMW not the Millen end the nth , n were heenebt eat, and As theleVine built in the room, I meat nob • them ern Woe • terthiag een In mi. I erniss don = VI do almoth etaismais I thee sem MS to die en hoorboet the MAIM l Ihe Mao In se b e e s what see toy dew tier he SO win. I ant after to ie M. bet saw meedds; en not gene_ w ill be dank MO I say ism Se ' arthrnalsal —by Tweak Ihe MA Leon% en le Monani, on on the lion ten. Bowen ((whw my aseellest ad senha, nowt • pep IV se) la them lii slip di leisW • OM I hire net la PosSia do Mese OJOS st Capri, sod to the Soft del ad ea As am& et the seise of Vambui (w Mee hem Mks latirelerit en uoldel Wily), I usy in nor M a benne the hog embus el dee maw vino. I Spa, after my Ask that emenny ten at go O Vendee as en di p i t t Men Gael attl de le nob nigeden esi The Inks will caf la •on eel Ming Op 110 vhe will sive it Myr%NO% 11011 en It lia repo to the waft aid Mod sad annin, PM Willem liendo, le eissoity limit do seen amen lite the hen op nook lore den l i es Vend= ; en inns% le molt sessidently one the mennis ton en Olin in those Ode. et inuille he or ft we Mid an yet be 011ie On the shoe at the modes to dier m? F eminatem • Wray opolly tale; but imaleed of the MI fro And sow =ile ar Nirwßier, midis pa ell the Ikea en spins_ hip* ages wawa& I wises. win lifidear. Pidrbllh" la Wing arewell, then, di nay Mn neolin to the gait hind, let u onjulte OEN an nynadlii do mew of Vesarlas, to be =Min at the Me et de Übe , nay, see to Myst the as kw OW mid Nametheiss, ! who, meth( bisoolf la. litn Mtn Wynn haled Wm. Meerelly t 0.,. le he ase weeny to don Is /b. /dike nen CHARLIE MATHEWS' FAREWELL PERFORE INCE AT LIVERPOOL On Friday night, Mr. Chuleo Mathews, who on Senteriey leek We &porton in the royal ma draw Ask he Neer York, .v. a farewell perearomee et the issphilltearza ivory part of the Imes WM SPIRO* ill Mr. Mark; Mathews, when the crabs; at the fall of the certain bad ecenewhat subside., reared to the fordlghts, and in the course of • brief admen odd— " I made my fret appearanoe in Liverpool mon the. Sky yell. ago. (Oh, oh.) Nylon me, I don't ern to say • public though doubtlase I mode myself heed. (Laughter.) I to be born in Breettrrest, weld& a few door this theatre; so that, la pride of Wrth, and la the feelings that still link me to am orally • Dickey Sam. (Chewing.) IdW end gerleasen,—nally, I have nothing to my 7.) I thlsk that, ma we have over and over eget egellese 6r es may years, it would not be right to try to mge you cry et parting. I yet hope to make you lap we men an my return. In all my troubles, and they have not bees Isw, I bare been scarred to coma he hope sad sympathy to the public. About twenty rut ago I leek my Est iris. step in life. I tor the Coventierden Thera, awl the oonsepasnees have hong a millskee road my seek, which I never el s eldZirld ef rem My Mir bre has been. perhaps, s rridisd. (No, no.) 0 yes ; I know the e x i stspinlea Is that len a fellow, who is Mer its getting out of them, and tL iStimg ereeelsg new era. I mere you that this is an war. (Chem..) It reminds me of the Any of the Rigger, who, wbr his meter said to him—' Wing I drank agar yea meal ' No, so, sot drank erin—seme drab—mine dryer '—(clieser e Z laughter.) Well, soil is with me. Change re mae— the pis—shays the WOILMINSOCOP. it Ina arm same isvolverimat—the or difficulty entering through blase; the dm Ina never et completely in timater Yr some few rare did not resin It rekindle the pile. But I sin Dow gob( to try if the broad errors of the Atleatio will rot rear them for sm. (Clara) I have now to take my have, sad if my reinter rove seenestel, I shall, I lope, come back to arks yes Verb again; If sot, I may ease to int:t a rs ova hay, ead to arrive rthe conclores that ewer my Leery bet • few apart full of earth on the top of my bead. (Beete . Most respectfully and gratddly, end I % o at, y, I bid yon ferewell." Mr. then retired, amidst vociferous GOVERNMENT ARTISAN EMIORANTS TO CANADA. —The following Is ow rarest how a hire icrwerlea by the awirretlee Cemiwisswe to the Nor. Bean Weems, lesser owl Wootwids. her A. C. Itechwae, Esq., gad ha meet et Grass, W riving refcrure to the die a til l tel `merriest seders who win end est by the cominatte etworlea et pubis westrai held at Woolwich is Aril hr :—wpm, July 31, MT.—The undies rod Ma hdist wind him SO the Illth ird brad their os. amps Is pea heal I prima 'dem Ws., spessitr to dos belleseleee entabbed is per letter , of the Nth ult. Mg ler by bele sw the new allonisse. sad I Moire* diem with mew essewirwir -. er le Werra et Dillarilleaessiew. Cisme. MEW, eel whose dory weld bs erealsd resedis esepleeter, se the ihr mewl tw Mae le last steles et dr yeattlass Ile wash btol Ire ski Termer or Mbar we 4 never she =mud iw sea assride swear is the t sea *he p lbase val Ira Issmakte awyby& ftig waw/ar Ide wrieris Wesel& Ida Met at esessismaraiss tent. Cireissw, the petwomst swot awe, lot I ad Imes las wet That only MIND tribul his MOM, dr adios Web. 'Weed SS the noir asseed asehrtioo, Ishatwom eel deem& mei throghout e ll lFOreas. te be my feel" (Stamped id. Additional.) Cr/VI yen el Implant when our houses anus stood. We wmt, sad lit 1 waist a mew et desolation sod destruction was them • • The gest day we formed into wadi promand Mehra- Erika of ens er two no hawse Ikea bail the dent liesdel whilst 300 soldiers wen pot to ekes* ma =TAs railway men who are hit an ew l e afs the zell way Midis, where railway nide ember ow seedy, Mini bad asgally twe out el sum twildings wilt dos osedi selseehsL kw we ous aa telr sod see new ininisyed in hying te coned the s wo rdy, whisk le smell &was about the plan ago sad ma& Of mew we sever *coat nnernsi. and eft masa I=allz w • angler ars provided with a jam Say los ens Is doing up by the sea to the sewed toss Isis& sows as whine pstrod through logelyeestalowt as sob dins Os the Ilk ef die mesa we wore alms and sesennsity, and into • pile in the d we sham white was univeredly sawed es be the pods a ths nardvmsot geminoes. Ws bed • ilist= war Ines wide' had thetV bees onswi orders by Lord C its = I hid • good Osiedera In • A i m, • wan. Is lick &Ong wet seaway, after then was just Is no • Inds ;Carnidabe swirl ether day, vbilst Odin was severed with belldingn and monomial with the el biz woebasta, whilst to stone of all Ideas el lesehasksi ingionente excited the wander end sitionnimene of every elm Mem ere they now? To-day te Joe 111. The tame loyal sem reFiresnt mutinied when Reset trusted, ausdered their cause in cold blood, and Otte the tremor, of 28 laktis of moms id boss from t=l 4,000 convicts, to kill, bum, and denkwy, A black and smoking toms of ruins is all that Is heat the dation. There is nothing In our etavaitonsee but the anniblih„wbkli erloY could not Mks away ; bet fa their wanton meraneer smashed the rearkilary shout these, have gelled cm Work 'how sad out of soots thirty b..n have left list two (EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETTER.) Maros Presidency, June 30, 1867. The distribution of cakes still continne; and the inrorreer Lion appears to be slowly *reading over the whole country. THE LATE LIEUTENANT-COLONEL YULE, OF THE 9rn LANCERS. A civilian (says the Times) gives the following particulars of the fate of this pliant and able officer. " Poor Yule's body ma not found till next morning. He had both thighs broken by miteket balls, a ball through the heed just over the eye, his throat cut, and his bends much pelted, bend.' other cuts on the head; so it is 'opposed that when knocked off his horse he had pat up his hands to save himmlf. Four of his men were lying deed beside him. Poor fellow, I wee in hopes he would have been very shortly • C.B. ; be well deserved some mark of distinction, for no officer ever took more trouble or was at more expense to join his regiment than Foie, whenever there was a likelihood of anything to do. Erin at this time he we. on leave in Csahniere, but travelled dak all the way to be in time to take the command of the 9th till Cokeel Grant oame up. His poor wife and young family are at home. " Our friend Junes Fairlie had a morrow escape. His men fired at tem on the day of She mutiny, and a ball lodged in the saddle. Hs owes his life to a native officer, who took him of the parade and hid him in the jungle during the night, and got him into barracks next morning, whmo Ls wu delighted to find hie brother. " The men out here, who were also out in the Crimea, my that was • joke to this. "On the 23rd of June they were firing from b cm. till 7 p.m. Sickness is on the incresae, and if the troops have to remain before Delhi alter the rains set in there will be sad accounts of both men and officers." rVB 3EIZUEE OP billff igg# .)]s•- On Saturday morning, Atkins, an occasional Otis- Issa-liotass r at the port of Slatkmaptcm, and when pins el mance near Southampton 0e ms, about two nits Anna boos the town, woo is alsid where he had ben niog Mr cows which he keep. This Yid is dote to a reed nigh leads Indirectly to the Mona of esulimpleskaad while than he saw a wanes with two lenelkoNlPllie by two roes, pus by. The alms it sine amot Lodgers was on the wawa. It nu& AI the h woo Tea that the net should halo seasboaleadpeet, aser i tt r mouth, a Mims st le vino, so early in the awning, sod Oise pondorleg mane time he thought all was notright. He midi* nvo his an of milk to his boy, sod jumped Me a MI to make a duet cut to overtake the ma which had nos awe distance an. He went up to the hi" sal pointedly looked into It. —/ the instant he Al to, one of the men who among the waggon met Atkins, who to a ponertel awl can, inueellately mind the other, charging hiss withpeuesolon of amonehemd goods, and cougdlei Ms to the nun _into fleatimentes. The weave contelmei a bia end a half of smuggled istmese. 71te met, r=4..., sad tobacco were Ulm dews le the Cuetont-hoaso and there legally al ad in the QMINWS MN by the collscear of arlame. Atkins being only en onancesal mermengsr of the cannon wee actually not canstost to zone a legal sebum The collector of onstome Southampton very generonly honied over the anon of the tobacco to Mr. Williamota, the senior tide surveyor of the post, who is at the printed tiros acting supernatant* of the water guard in the mom of Mr. Obree, who is on hove daleence. Kr. Williamson therefore become* entitled to the lomilecene sum allowed for the neizure, although lbws le sr &oat bat Atkins will be well rewarded' fee Mt oripair end eta FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAY. On Saturday an inquest was held at the Railway tavern, Colney Hatch before Mr. Wakley, on the body of Mr. George Cox, aged 62, • bookseller, carrying on huautese at No. 27. Bedford-street, Covent-garden, and superintendent of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, who met with his death at the Colney Hatch station of the Great Northern Railway, on Thursday evening lest. It appeared from the evidence that the de ceased left the Proem station in the 7.50 train, which arrived at Celery Hatch about a quarter put 8 o'clock. On reaching the station the Mein passed to the extent of several carriages beyond the usual resting point, seven or eight car riages having passed the platform altogether. Several of the then alighted upon the platform one of whom, a r e lil er son, a solicitor, residing at Sot of saw the de ' mond open the door of the carriage and coming out. An it appeared evident that the train must back in consequence of having goes so far, he called eat to the deceased not to get out. He bad, however, taken • second step, and the train being then in motion he lost his footing and fell between the platform and carriage., and diappeared. The train was Immediately plopped and the unfortunate gentleman was taken up, but death must have been Instantaneous, the head being literally crushed. The evidence as to whether the train had really stopped before it was reversed was conflicting, ono of the witnesses stating that among others a lady bed alighted from the carriage in which he ersa seated, end had several parcels handed to her from the carriage while the train stopped. It was also stated that Ly venous passengers that they did not hots Ile whistle sounded or repave say warning that the train would be backed, although it was admitted that the whistle might have been sounded without their bearing . or noticing it. The en gine driver, on the other hand, pootively aimed that the train was not stopped at all, but waft reversed immediately, and that be sounded the danger whistle and also the guaid's whistle, giving him a signal to put on the breaks. it was Mated by several of the passengers to be usual for them to open the doors of the carriages and alight, without waiting for the oßwn of the company . to open the doors. It trim- Zrein the arse of the inquiry that the station-master at itatheld co station, had got on the engine at Hornsey, and sad was proceeding to Hatfield at the time of the accident, and as he was not present at the inetheet, the coroner thought it essential to the ends of justice that he should Le forth . The proceedings we consequently adjourned until Thursday neat. Conai re demble difficulty was expert mood at the outset of the inquiry, in consequence of the iwebility ow the put of the friends of the deceased to identify Mrs, a sea oldie unfoltsmate man statbig that he could not resspise a elm& feature. Identity, however, was autos =l.eistahlisimil by mess of the clothes worn by the sad amides had se his person. Mr. Hunplueys attended to watch the proceedings on behalf the company, sod esprentst willingness to render every assistant* in invessrepting the cucuraelibusg _attending the webutnnate seserrenes; sad Mr. WidsdirllMehei tbe leremby isabehalf of ties lewdly of the deceased. SUSPICIOUS HEATH OF A WOMAN AT PADDINGTON-CORONERS INQUEST. On Saturday an inquest was held at the Royal Standard, Paddington, on the body of Elizabeth Henriri guise Rem, Miss Brown. Henry Hematridge, brother of the deceased, house painter, of No. 4, Radnor-mews, Hated that his sister bad lived with a private soldier, named Brown, who was killed before Seim tepol. She always stated that she was married to him, and she received a pension from Chelsea Hospital as his widow. Sehastnently she had lived with Rose, who had alai served the'in Crimea, at 14, Star-street. The deceased had com plained that she was afraid Roes would murder her. Pram the miasma of the polies it appeared that on Wed nesday morning, about 8 o'ekek, item came to the police station, sad stated that the woman had hung herself. They had gone to bed together, and in the morning lytog on the floor dead. He got up and found that she had tied beself to the handle of the doer. On an examination by the police it was found that the bridle was 2 feet 8 inches only from the floor • and a surgeon who was milled in consi dered it vlmprobable that the deceased would have hung herself fro m the le of the door. There were two pegs strong enough for the purpose more than six feet from the floor. The knot in the rope was a very unusual one fur a woman to make. Frank Brown, a lodger on the first floor at 14, Star-street. said, on being sworn, that on Sunday morning, between one and two o'clock, be was awoke by a great noise and ecrentas in the house. He went downstairs and found NM. Tye, the landlady, standing; in the hall, at the top of the Mails, listening to the noble which came from ROW/ room. In a few minutes Mrs. Rosa—for be always knew the deceased by that name—rushed upstaiss, her hand. and face being covered with blood. On seeing himself and the landlady standing there, she went downstairs again and went tower& the back kitchen. Roes followed her, threw her down, end dragged her back into the front room. He (witness) urged that a policeman should be called in, and he we. standing at the hall-door when Roes came up and, with an oath, said he would give him "one for his nob" if be did not mind his own business. He `witness) them retired upataire and took no more notice of the matter, and be heard no further disturbance. On Tuesday night he heard Ross and the de ceased return home. They were both tipsy. He heard Rose any, " Have you got the key ?" and the deceased replied "Yea;' when Roes mid, "Look sharp, thee." They then went into their room, and he heard nothing more of them. The next the first thing he beard of th e deceased's death as w th rough Mrs. Tye, who said, "Mrs . Rom hss either hung herse lf or he (meaning lime) his hung her." (Sen sation.) After some further evidence the jury, by the recommenda tion of the coroner, returned the following as their verdict —" That Elizabeth Brown Mier Ross wee found dead in a certain room with a mark of a ligature in end upon her neck, and that her death was caused by the pressure of a ligature in and upon her neck, but whether the said Elizabeth Brown alias Rem strangled and suffocated herself, or whether she was strangled end suffocated by Charles Rom, with whom she lived es a wife, there is not before the jury sufficient evidence to prove." MR. BARON WATSON. THE SHERIFF, AND THE 3011TMIN.-0111 Wednesday evening, at the ClOllll Court, when a fresh jury was required, only three gentlemen answered to their names; and his lordship inquired for the sheriff or his deputy. The clerk void he would send for those gentlemen. Ibis Lordship, "1 ‘lll fine the deputy sheriff sf ho dome not at once appear" No more jurors turned up, and, at last, his lordship, with pest warmth exclaimed, " This is too bad ; I command you, Mr. Clerk, at ones to send for the deputy sheriff. We are always without • jury here. I fine every miming juror 205., sad it he feels himself sggrieved, let him appeal to me." At this moment a meo. wager returned saying that ho could not find the sheriff or his deputy. His lordship," Then I will tine the sheriff." At this moment the sheri ff 's substitute entered the court, when his lordship said, "Sir, if you can't attend to your duties the sheriff must appoint tome one who cao. You ought to be here, air, in your place." The deputy sheriff explained that ho wee engaged in the other court. His lordship, " Yon ought to be here, sir. The public business is interrupted, and the court treated with disrespect. I order you, sir, to arcertsln the names of the jurors locked up, and those now serving, and • fiat of the teat you will came to be hung up outside the hall, together with an intimation that they here each been fined 205." The court then adjounxecl. Liverpool COLD FOUND ON A DEAD BODY IN TILE lit HOER. On Tuesday but the deed body of a wan was found floating in the Humber, nee Hull, sad on examining it 6281. in American money was found in a belt concealed under his shirt. He bed heft staying some time at the Golden Cup, Hull, the landlord of which stated that the deeessed gave his name as Thomas Rees, end said he was an American. On searching his effecta• nugget of gold was found nearly as large as sr egg. THE PAILUBES AT LIVERPOOL. (From the Liverpool Albion of this day.) Letters have been received in Liverpool from all parts of the United Kingdom, Menhing th e name of the assnimat who mamboed suicide with liabilitim of 305,000 L, id whisk heed somplams to due extent of 100,000 L hewed part. Thee ls eat a sink word of truth in this etetememt. No Llosepool nersbast hsa committed suicide ; so Liverpool msteleat ham kid this wait or teat for 3011,01101., sad fined seeptaawas of 103,0 101. an also with out founistioa. is to the wilmekely aelk of Yr. Wee. Devise km me, la tbossolypast of brawls TM* be died, nmearsola pealed kind, the mimics die aeon imisgies live Wade, for they wen bawd to be Wisely at memo with truth, death eiMg muss by direr of the Mart. This death unfortunately ooterral ea a settling day and than beim no roprematatter d lho assmatt la the Ilboelt Itachiago, as he bad act a pmeasr, sad haviag is pay dike errs to amend thawed pods, the miss sad e la salises of the mockkatera were head to week very dbadiesiesposudy, each Wag is peg his difesseee, while la sapid to the deemed amebor there woe so one pommel or pewee Is ostils kr Irks, white, tt is mid. led re rims lists ambarmantet4re which t e zasesters of the Ike Illareangs ham thimeives t o to thank. What Dm& atlas ell moslailly mom to be we do sot re' teed, toa, pabbe reamer phase it is a mry and aT course, without his strong mind and financial , le week it, will turn out to be wadi the worse for his The other case, is which forgeries to the extant of 25,0001. ems stated to have taken piece, is thus explained partaker of • wall-known and respected firm (we give the as die of the Liverpool Exchange) is said to have accepted or drawn bills to the extent of 22,0001. to 25,0001., and appro. the proceeds his own private nee; but this is no forgery, iato though, from other circumstances, it may open the eased= of the non-liability of the firm. There is a whisper of something like a forgery having been peeps trat ; but the draft ma rushed at maturity, though some what out of coon*, which led to the circumstance being known, and the whisper extended to general conversation. This partner has left Liverpool, end is being putted out of the Inn. Is regard to the third firm, which wee stated to have failed forfora large amount, and that one of the partners had absconded, what we learn is, that, on this gentleman leaving Liverpool, but week, which he did openly, he coaaidered that he had arranged all his financial matters ea a own-merchant, but the arrangement required the signature of • punter interested with him in another though not to his com business. This signature he assumed, or had rumen to suppose, would be obtained, bat was refused when the document was put before the party, and, as it was than too Lae to enter into explanatious, the suspension of the firm took place; the absconding of the partner, as it is termed, wee an or dinary prearrangement, with the knowledge of his creditors genendly, who, after all, will, no doubt, be better protected by his absence in the for which he hes embarked than by his stay in THE SURREY GARDENS COMPANY. If the statements made at a meeting of the share holders of the Surrey Gardens Company on Friday, and at the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday (Saturday) are true, this cuum.iny way bo placed side by side with the Royal British Bank, fee. According to the statement of the shareholders made at the meeting on Friday, it would wpm that one of the original promoters of the company held a mortgage to • very considerable amount on the Surrey Gardena, then called the Surrey Zoological Gerdes', and that the keen of the land upon which the mortgage wee held bad only fourteen years to run, so that it would be impassible for him to realise the amount advanced. It was, therefore, determined to get up a compeuy, with • ca pi tal of 40,0001., to erect a splendid building ea the groun d, and then, at all events, the mortgagee would be sate. This woe effected ; pma pectuses were hued; the ahem were rapidly taken up, and some 32,0001. were paid up. At this point one or two of the directors retired. This circumstance might, at any tither time, have excited suepicion, but the picture promoted to the shareholders ass so glowing that not murk attention wejzid to anything else. The building was completed ini may. The inauguration went on admirably, and the shareholders were in eatitaiee. The half-yearly meeting was held. The moat nattering financial statement. were mado —a dividend of ten per cent. per annum was declared, End the liabilities declared to bu no more than the current expenses. During the present season unpleasant rumours were afloat about persons not being paid, and about post-dated checks having been freely offered, and shareholders began to be un easy. At length, one tine morning, the company appeared in the Oaulte. Then, and not till then, did the truth comfiest. It is now stated that, in the tleot instance, 14,0001. was paid to somebody for the ground, but who that somebody was has not yet appeared. It is supposed that Mr. Tyler had received it for his interest in the gardens, but the con trary is now alleged to be the came. Moreover, it is stated that the building is not even now paid for, and that the builder is • creditor for 7,0001. The architect, it is averred, has not had • single sapasce, and the artist is in • similar position. Meas. Jallien says be is 6,0001. out of pocket, that he holds and has paid upon 2,0001. worth of shame, that he bas received we salary whatever; end that he has advanced to his orcheara 2,0001., making up the total slams given. lie adds that a bill for 5001. at two months was given him, which has been dishonoured, and upon which he Is Wag sued ; end that a peat dated cheque for Me, which helm she bad, bee likewise been refused, there being "no ellecte." The debts and habilities of the company are esti mated et 36,0001. ; and the whole of the capital has gone— where will have to be inquired into. At the meeting in qeserita, when them' statements were made, very stronglan rage was Med. The Royal British Bank adair was de scribed am bang a feel to this; end it was said that the takings at the dome were regularly carried off every night. limo, the fact will hare to be investigated belie the Bank ruptcy Court,-01morwr, of yesterday. 1~1.4~ ~~~ 11 , F .~ r i~ti~ Y TI gm-s Fie obi 1 ley sa lon d do = I pi i 0~