The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-28 00:00:00

p •„, „„Ar , • AK, ' • 11. e ~~~~~ fyys~~.a~. No. 5,320.) CA!CETTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope m 1 Mader—STRAII COMMUNICATION between DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging to the East India and London Shipping Company ;Limited). The well-known clipper aurUisry steamship QUEEN 01 THE Sena 900.howe power, W. STEWART, Com. mender, now loading in the Vicioris ;London; Docks, will Isar* on 19th September, embarking passengers at and leaving Graves end on Ha : , eptember, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras ,this vessel will also call at the Island d Msaritittx . No cargo will be taken for Madras and Mauritius. This magnifieent ship, built expressly fur the India trade has been thoroughly relined, has tirst.rate accommodation tor passengers, sad will !carry an experienced surgeon; also a stewardess. The average menage of these steamers has been 70 days to Madras, some of them insides the shortest passages on record. The Hue will be continued on the Roth of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Company's fleet of auslliary avow steam ships. —For freight or apply to GRINDLAY end Co., 55, FarLiamenastreet, t sa rs brokers, ALFERD DREW and Co., 150, Leadenhell.street, or at the Deices of the Company, 5, Mincing-lane, Landon. : where also aWlestions for appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Seal/tam FROM LIVERPOOL OR QIISENSTOMM TO NEW YORK. STEERAGE PAREAGE REDUCED TO FIVE (MELO (a 61.) 17WITL TIMM= NOTTCR TBALIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and ILADIELPRIA ISTEAM-lIHIP COMPANY intend dee "Medea their toll-powered Clyde-beet hoe Screw Stews-Shim carrying the raufdfHelesmall,__ - 111Ziii - 1.1 VI liPOOl FOR NIW YORK. CITY 0 /BilicTii:Erliit.i?!..iievai:74;ii. CITY UT Ft? iiii,lia-Cur-dTy...15;171.-5: - L A, . 4 epteillbe - cii. I CITY OF WASH INOTON, Wednesday, Sept. 18. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cobbs pledge by the mail delusion malting every Wednesda 1107. and II guides, amebae to the accommodation, Cable passage by the Saturdays steamers, 13 guineas. Forward pump 6 guineas, including all provisions cooked. Persengers for Canada, lars the Unitedvantageous SUM, and DAM Ceinahle. booked t a hrough an very ad term —For farther particu to WILLIAM IWMAN . It, Manatees% Mvargoot ; to to MTN, seg snaggy, N. Ling William land. Clty. BOTTERDAM and the RHINK.—TWICZ a WITIL—The peddleateaser RATAVIIII, Capt. W. Banff, the MU* sad Foreign Ptaste-aterf, Wapping, every Pasha, at 11 an. rasa to b., dl lat., sad Its. ed. ; Adam ,da la., 5.3 la, sad al ea Yd. Tbs Nerewaataaser rTINOORD from off the Tower every Thursday maritime early. Term itl sad a 10a—Ter tbroseh tame refer to the plated isaelily time Mts. Aseb I. CHAPLIN'S Unframed Ogee, W.. sr to MIL. Lops, OkAYie, sad PHILLIPPS, 11. Boatbas. Z.C. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brans wick, sal Coated Glermaay, WIRY TZUBSIDAY. eke Math Gorman Lloyd's eplaaillil eteusere SCHWALM CONDO; or ROWE. bon Borallydows. at 11 a.m. caßlaa at Blackwell Pier for pasemaeurs as area. luau So Demon : Ai sae al ; return tkketa 413 and AL lea— at ciumara Ilalversal Oak" Regent-elm; W.: or to PHIW.iPPB, OILY aled THILLITP., 11, Hood-leas. 1.1). IaRNMEN.—EXTRA BOAT.—The North Ger i.. Oa& Lloyd's first-class &sow Eilesoter SCHWAN, H. 8701111 ANN, will sail from Horselydows, Auguat C ra a t II asta, calling at Blarkwail •or psionsters st soon. Pam. 42 sad Al; Mara tickets at * fart aad to CHAPLIN'S Nofroarsal-olice.ltsgentoloras, W. ; art., PHIMIPPS, GRAVES, and PKILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lass, MC. oIiCHLORATE of POTASIIA, and its USE ls OXYDIZING the BLOOM—Dr. J. P. 15•11,87. ANT, DILI.O li. and LS..I. MSC,. will =emu on this sob eet at St. 'meets-ball. Piccadilly, in fleptember, and will =OM chionde of polama lea prepared by psalm &keine • mixture of quicklime and water, and subsequently • long time with chloride of potassium) Is a moot settee toe ozydising the Mood, and restesisqg vitality to the comedy tinted state of the nervous system, and is therefore calcu lated to supersede the we, of Iron. mercury, quinine, and maim yarllla.--id Goveratreet, Bedfordaqoare. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn- street. Ireadnee sad Geistlama deb erecanaodated with Aperieesee sad Bedrooms In this Istabilahroant at moderate ciargea—THOllAS DAR'S (trom S(mpson 's. Ire, @triad) Pro prietor. Mame provided for hip said iota partial. VEMIKMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S ev Ali Eve this Weak, after Allred Melloa's Clamart& MARSHMARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. ALL'S " Equal to am Easel Cape. Email sad Prohoor Way.—Of all retailers x ed yy..rr boat* capialed, !abated. sad oat branded 1.0. "Bole Catalpas' 0.. dome Ora ei (railway carries* pad). 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WILTS, sec., lir late emtoent sohysician referred Lancet, 1851) escluslvely to the oeciene of the mill, continuous voltaic currents as really produce d by these flexible batteries Prices of Belts similar in priaciple to those offered for 15a. elsewhere, arty is ed.. hut teal Volta-Electric Belts re., now greatly improved, front ss. to 195., the Ohm y of which can be matnitoody tested. Combined Voltaic Bands for restoring entrusted vital energy, Its, to 405. Prospectus gnats, containing numerous authenti cated [spore of cures in rheumatic, neuralgic, and gouty pains, epilepsy, digestion, constipation, asthma, pissed Cerrito. L PVVVERNACHLE sad Co., 75, Oxford-greet, louder J 021116.178 00PARINE MOE, sucesisfully wade. Pails sad loam Iltagetak• solar the are of 0•114ar, Nosed Lloyd, reed. sad Liam Mirk (lasissl t laid), easels • ears la sa mow of as ays, Calm la roma sr amok dlidellell,4l. IL per a•Sll• vo t i... Y Wad sa C. 1a01114'.. Tiara sharaist. 111. Ilaymasaal. Will b. MHZ NOSE and ;VA =il)* Eustachian Tabs to no coossettao with Norious Dostoota, Tltroot, a., and *dr Mores, New sad Orlitool Theory awl Trost me* lila Cosa Ity Dr. DTn Moms, Y.D. Dr. Cronin my M cloottitod ai owl from 11 to 1 pm., n U, Upper DIP tooarolroet, W., toquare. FRASER'S MAGAZI: Pries 1 A Plea for the nee Mem - 1W; of Theohyalcal 1)11 Late Laurels—A ten XIV.—XVI. Harvest. 14 Baldwin. Our Handier Diatrlets uuder a Cloud. y a Man- cheater 3f an. The Periodical Press of the United States of America. A Fortnight In Belgium in the June and July of ISM. Becreationaof alosidonßeeless. A Chapter on Madapacar. Unica: Parfet. eau, I ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH, ROCHDALE.—The BUILDER of THIB DAY, price 44., by post ful. costal= —Fine View of St. Alban's Church, Roche—Country Seals, and American Architecture—Lives of English Etigraysn —London Street Architecture : Houma, Worship.street (with an Musks tion,—Boundaries and Dstateable Lands—Prevention of Moots Nuisance—The Sanitary Condition of our Towns—The Sums Archeological Society at Beasaber—fihaksprare'm Hoses, Strut tord-on-Aroa—llts Costlinam of Arbitrations—Railway Matters —Church Building Hew—School Building News, Mc —Nice, 1, Yortaireet. Comatipiedea ; sod all Beolrasileta THE BRMSH ASSOCIATION AT NEwcesrut NEWCASTLE. TlnalliDAY. THE SECTIONAL MEETINGS. The bzudneet of the mottoes eoemenced to-day , wader mafavearable ampler, so farm the walker is sm. towed A dull leads, dry, and a steady dews-pear of =and the nasal clouds of smoke that mama *very *ve fame of and the elsemkal works, form by no mesas as agreeable state of things tot the present, nor a very *Wag prospect for the mazy ezeureleas that aro =feUy detailed in the speech of Professor Philips at eel mailing last sight. Ths Geographieal sod ethnological mediae wee *paved an edema from its *trident, Sir RODZIICI L MOSCHISON. Tbs papers reed in the other sections were as follows: Section A.—Mathematical sad Physical Mews —Flee. using Jenkie, Report of the Committee on Electrical !Raeder& ; Rev. Dr. Robinson, Report of the Committee on Fog Signals ; E. J. Stoney, Interim Report on Molecular Physice ; Fleeming Jenkin, Interim Report oss Thernwdec tried Phenomena ; Abbe Moigso will exhibit sad explain on the part of MM. Rages, Board's sad Bellew° as ap • paratas OSUMI an "'elector ot Solids ;" Prof. Phillips, Re searches on the Moos ; Prof. C. P. Smyth. On the Changing Colour of the Star 95 Herman ; Balfour Stewart, On Sun Spots and their connection with Planetary Cocigurations ; Prof. Coffin, On the Path of • Meteoric Fireball relatively to the Forth's Centre ; Hermann Schlagintweit, On a new Revolvin Seals for meesinim curved how communicated by the Abbe Maier, ; A. Clandet, Os some Phenomena produced by the directive power et the eye ; Pad. Rankine, Oe the Mathematical Theory of Plass Water Lis's. Section 8.-01mcoind Soignee. Addams by the President. L Paper's Load liessimittures.--Ghwe end Earthenware : rue Clay Goode—By Joseph Cowen, Blaydou Burn. Ghw—By 7/.. Swisbruse, South Shields. Earthenware —By C. T. _Mahe& Netweatis. 2. Os the Oxidation el Hamlie Alcohol —By Po:6mm Wankl s, F.C.S. 3. Same nosh' et expealmente ow Lucifer sad adhere ignited by Friction—By F. A. Abel, F. 8.8. 4. On the pease at a Salt el Beryls is Oollimy Waser.—By T. Ph.D. 5. Os a New Gas Fumes for Scientific and Prectioal Purposes. By George Gam Birmingham. & t f ree Disfectany Cbsdy, F. 0.8., Battesma. le o.—i/oakum The Presideet—Opening Mika& Nicholas Wood, John Taylor, sad John Maley—On Oohs, and Owl is Northumberland sad Durham. J. W. Kirkby—On g some remains at Fah from the Upper Limestamos al the Rani= Series at Durham. G. B. Fader end John Dedidi, the Megsseiss Lime stone of the misty of Durham. Jobs Has, M.A., F.E.B.—Os the Foetal Teeth of Horse fi ned iu the Red Olaji m l3ldak i. tem. J. P. Lesley-0u the Cosi Measures at 8 , Cape Brides. Dr. Dowse., F.R.B.—Os two sew Oast P•eleseee Baetims. F.R.8.--Birielaw Sate leak Prelims Merkur, F.R.B.—On the Hershinsdic Gemstones end their nelnliose to the Meteaseephie and Silurisa Rosins of the Ownty of Tyrone. H. O. flarby, F.11.8.—0n models the endoetiess in Mks- Sorties D.Zoidely and Datany.—The Presideat—lairo ductoiy remarks. J. Owy. Jeffreys, FAL& —Report of the Committee appointed for Exploring the Onset of Shet land by mane of the Dr& Genie Hedge—Lint of the British of several new epoxies. i rti li q l. —On thie 4 =2 . at Hylton Noe, sear &marked. . & Brody—Oa Marine Cyclopoid Festoesonneee (Oilsaidse), with notion' of some species new to Britnia. Dr. Darr—On the Colour of the Samoa. Jellies Alder— Deseriptions of new Delilah Polyzcs with remits on same imperfectly known species. Clements R. Marithein—Os the Cultivation of Oisishom in India. The Presidest—On the Structure of the Fruit of Olarodeadrem Thomson (Ban from Old Gaither. Rev. H. B. Tristram —Oa some elecedstionsof the Geolignal History of North Atria% by its &minim Fauna. Rev. H. B. Triiina certain fads on the Variation of Species, which point to Western Avis as the metre of amnion for the Pa&are Region Sub-Section D.—Physiokly. The President's Addeo. Dr. Foribleton—Notes on certain parts of the Anatomy of a young Chimps's'''. Dr. Devy—Oinerratious on the Eggs of Birds. Stewart Clark—Os as Ventilation of &necks and other Public Beildings is India. Dr. Wm. Murray— On the Divesture= of instinctive Actions. Dr. B. W. Richardson—On the Physiological Properties of Nitrate of Amyl. Section E.—Geograph and Ethnology . The President's Addeo's. Captain Bed ford Pim, R.N.—Proposed Inter. Oceanic and International Transit Route across Coons' America, with me the Section. George Fleming —From B? & 18 :::: B rort Section. China) to the Capital of Manchu Tartary. John emotive', P.R.& —Go the Coco- micture of the Races of Mm as affecting the Progreso of Civilinetion ia the New World. Dr. James Hunt (Pres. Anthropological Sou)—Os Anthropological Clanification Section F.—Economic Science and Stations.. President's Opening Remarks.. Dr. J. Bird—On the Vital and Sanitary &ethnics of our European Army in India, compared with those of the French Army under like condition of Climate and Locality. C. H. Bracebridge—Coventry Freehold Land Society. Frederick IPurdy—On the DOOMS, of the Agri. milkiest Population of England. A.D. 183141. Henry Fawcett—On the Effects of the Resent Odd Discoveries. James Heywood, I.R.S.—Remarks or Native Colonial &hoe& and Hospitals, from the Sanitary Statistics of Mies Florence Nightingale. Section o.—Mechanical Science. C. T. Porter—Richard's ledicator for Steam Enema. P. Westornoott and J. F. Speacer—Engimering Manufactures of the Tyne snd mighbouring distaicts. J. Jamiegoo—Air Bs nn'. Robert and William Hawthorn—New Method of Working Railways 24 l u e. , tr g loaary Engines. R. A. Poicook—New Plea for Dock Osten Geo. Fawns—A New Method of Gandruetieg Beats, so that my number may be packed one Inside the oilier. W. H. Richardson—Paper Manufactures of Northumberland and Durham. D. Puseley—On Thump soe's Ueiversal Stopper for Bottles, Ceske, ,ko. The following is • complete list of officers and committees of the several isetime - 13eTtiroeA7LMalseraatical and Phisiml Seisms Prosi. dect—W. J. Maasom Eakins, C.E., F.R.S., L and F.., Professor of Em gina in the University of Glasgow. Vise•Presideats—Maimeral Salami, Pres. H.S ; Pro fessor Sylvania F.R.S. ; W. Spottiswoods, F.R.S. Seem take —Prof raw flavally. Bev. C. T. Whitley. ILA., Professor Mks, Rev. N. Ferfail, M.A., Flaw:sift Jab in, C.R. Committee—Rear- Admiral Sir F. Belcher, 1.R.A.& ; Chia Brooks, M.A., RBA ; C. Chambers, Rev. Professor Chimiller, C. A. Claude& H. Ell* F.R.A.S. ; W. Esau, M.A. ; J. P. Oudot. F.R.S. ; Dr. Gladstows, F.R.S. ; F.R.& ; G. Griillth, M. ; Bey. Edw. Hinge; , CoL D.D. Lir o • W. Hop. 1 kb" M.A E. J. e &A., . P.B.S .Lowe, J. Le N. Lockyer, Dr. A. Mat&Jaren. P.B.S. ; L'Ablef Nava J. R. J." C.R.4*lll'gt , Capt. Noble, Professor Phillips, N.A., F.R.S. • ; furor Pincher, W. H. L. Rowell, 0. W. Siemens, F.&& ; Professor Piaui Smyth, P.R.B. ; Col. Sykes, M.P., F.R.S.; Prof. James Thompson, Dr. Tyndall, P.R.S. ; Professor C. V. Unger. SeetiOG R—Cheinkal Mesa.— Prosidant Alex. W. Williamson, Ph. D., F.R.S., Prefsenor of Cberolaiy in Usi. varsity College, Lerida, Presidia of the Chemical Society. Vile. • ta—Dr. Andrews, I. L. 8011, Mayor, New. nestle; Professor Devil* J. P. Gambia, F.R.S. ; Dr. Glad stone, F.R.S. ; Professor W. A. Miller, F.R.S. ; Dr. T. Eithealsom Setwasries—Profwar Liming, M.A., F. 013.; A. Verson Harcourt. LA., P.C.S. ; H. 1.. Patisees. sad J. C. Stamm% F.C.S. Conimitta—F. A. Abel, F.R.S. ; Dr. Atttlekl, F.C.S. ; E. J. J. Haswell, J. C. Seafood. R. C. CLONE, W. Crooke., F.R.S. ; H. Deese, F.L & ; G. C. Feeler. F.O.S. ; Dr. Gilbert. F.R.S. ; George Glad -011100, F. 0.8. Dr. Ma/Mimeos, F.R.S. ; Dr. Paul, Jobs Patth Fo.B. ros, Palomar Rowney, Pb. D. ; Professor Weakly., _ _ -fine Moo 13.--Goology.—Preddest—Wurlagton W. Sleigh, P.R.S., COIL, Professor of Maine aad Mineralogy at lie Royal &hod el Mimi, London. Vine-Premidsat•— $ W. Binary. RBA., Dr. Moms; F.R S., R. Crania. Allies, F. J. Bete Jokes, F.R.S., Professor Flings, F.R.S. Ilsoretarier—E. F. Bog Join Mille , P. 0.8.. H. Q. Borby, F.R.S., Th omas nib, P.B.S. Coinseit teo—Peofemor Arid. F.R.S., Cedes. 0. B. PONIIIIN Pathan! Homer, Hopkise, TAIL, H. Reim, J. G. Jaime, P. 8.5., T. Rape, Jms ON 7.0.5., J. H. Kirkby, Rev. S. W. Mug, Y.G.S., Sir Maria P.R.S., Professor M'Clegesey, Ohaa. Mei% S. P. 0., inner Morri,F.G.S., Sir 11. 1. Mareinos, P.ILL. Ws, Paorey, FALL, W. Wllikert, Mar is Weal. P.GS. &adorn D.—Tiokiy sad Bogany.—Porideat—Profiesor Relfear, ILD.. P. 11.11. Vic•Prikleote—Joehur Albany Hairea, F.LS Jobs Hon, KA., F.H.8., Si W. Jardiss, Bart, F.R.&, J. G wyn Jams, F.R.S., Richard Owen, D.C.L, F.R.S., Robert Patterson, F.A.S. Secre taries—E. Charlton, ILD.. A. Newton, Y.A., F.L&, Rev. Tristram, M.A., F.L.S„ E. Percival Wright, M.D., F. R.C.S.L Committee - Preform Amber, C. Spews Bate, F.R.S., Professor Bently, J. Bowman, H.B. Brady, F.L.S., G. & Bred,. Dr. Cleland, Dr. Davy, F.IL&„ Dr. Donkie, H. Deane, F. 18., H. S. Ellis, H. Warwick, M.P., J. Han. owl, Rev. Thos. Rieke, 8.A., J. Lubbock, F. 8.5., H. T. F.L.S., B. M'Andrew, FEB.,. R. 8. Newell, Rev. A. Merle Norman, M.A., Dr. Pirilipsoo. H. T. Statutory F.LB., R. Svrmhoe, F. 18., Dr. Turner, A. R. Wallace, F.LB. Soboirction D.—Ph President—Professor lesion, M.D., F.R.S. Vice-Presidents—F. W. Pup,M.D., P. 8.5.. John Davy IL D., F.R.S. Secretaries Dear& &niche" M.D., Edward Smith, M.D., F. 8.5., William l'orser. N. 8.. P.B.S. E. Committee—W. S. Church, M.A., George Gibb, bLD., John Haaocck, William Murray, M.D., G. H. Philips*, M.D., Sir John Richardson, F.H.8., B. W. Richardson, ILA., M.D., George Robiasoe, M.D., Jamie Samuelson, A. B. Shepherd, B.A. Section E.—Geography and Ethaoltev.—Praideut —Sir L Murchimo, D.C.L. F.Y.K. Prod. dent of the IL Geo. Society, DireotorGeseral of the Geo logical Survey. Vioe-Presitisets— J. C. Brace, LLD.. P.S.A.. J. Crawfard, 1.R.5.. Fend &Boa, F. 8.5., Sir John Richards...a, M . D. F. 8..&, General Sabin*. President Royal Society. Secretaries—Clements R. Mark ham, F.S.A., FGreen fi el.R.G.E... R. S. Waren, C. Comm Blake, F.G.8., Home d, Ass. Sec. 8.G.& Colosel Sir James E. Alexander. 0.8. ; Dr. Heinrich Barth, C. 8., 0. H. Bracebridge. F.R.G.8., Rear•Achniral Sir Edward Belcher, O.K. F. 11.0.8.. Jobs Claytee, Ralph Cal* R. R.Dees, Reboil Dime, F.8.G.5., _Captain Ocorlancegi ti E, N., Captain Gant, R J.A., Rev. W. Gem. weß, Jobb F.R.0.5., Dr. James Hoot, P.S.A., Oaptais my, CJI.N., P. O'Callagbea, Bedford Pllll, F.R.G S., Ale= C.R., Dr. Ju l e Subvert; F. 0.5., Professor Piste Smyth, F.R.S., William F.R.S., Colonel Sykes, M.P., F.R.S., Sir tralle u r w C °d . a Trevelyan, Bart., Rev. H. B. Tristram. M.A., Alfred Wallace, 1.1LG.5., Professor Daniel Wilson, J. Bin Waits. F.A.&L Section F.—Economic &levee and Statistics.—President— William Tits, Y.P., F.R.S. ViosPreeklents—Christian album, Neilson Henpeck, LL.D., Jamie Heywood, F.R.8., Sir John Ogilvy. Bart., M.P., Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P., F.R.S. Secretaries—Frederick Purdy. Ed mond Macrory, Thomas Doubleday, James Potts. Corn. mitten—James Bird, M.D., W. M. Bond, C. H. Bad - bridge, William Camps, M.D., Dr. Cleland„ Rev. W. Emery, B. D., Henry Fawcett, J. G. Fitch, Sir J. 1). Hay, Bart., M.P., Jeeash Heald, Professor flennmey, J. H. irra. LLD., Colonel Torreek Sir Harry Veiny, Bart, o.—Nechsniad Selena.—Preaidant —Rev. Re. beet Withe, M.A., F.E.S., Jar lmolai= Proton? at Natural and Experimental Pbßoe*ty in the University at Cam bridge. Vice-Prendenta—Proteeeor S. Downie', J. G. Appold, F.R.S., W. Feirtaire, LILL, J. Hawkabaw, F.H.8., J. S. ItaieselL, F.R.S., Junes Nemeth, F.E.S., R. S. Newell, G. W. R. ReodeL Secratariee—P. Le Neve Fodor, Y.A., P. Wewtroacett. C.K, J. F. Spencer. Com. singe—Jenne Abanwthy, C.R. Adrenal Sir E. Bekker, F.E.S , 01104111 Glover, W. Hawthorn, G. Menent, C.E. ; Pretence W. Norman Rowell, J. F. tre, C.E. NEWSPAPER Vir r i!'Bl 6 !4! tjp,../1%-jlk• 'Wei • ljj- rie4% PENCE s a 4 [Two: [NE for SEPTEMBER. b.. eld. Lawrence Bloomfield in inload. Part 11.—Lord and Lady. Free Translation from Proper ties. By Sir Edmund W. Had. Bart. On the Credibility of Old Song- History and Tradition. " Modern Cano."—The Picture of the Christian Martyr in the International Exhibition. On the Forest-Hill : with some Th te. By A. K. H. B By lowdsime Dream- Li The ?magma Crisis.. od Boois. Welt Wood. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1868. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Auoun 27. APPOINTMENTS.— Meitar Edwin Wile, to the °ambit.had, fee the' Tamar. . . . . Mulct% Amisteat George Nimes, tiithe Eau*lus Chief Engineer Handemon, to the Aid& for the Odie, when the latter ship is paid off. Engiseer W. F. IMMO, to the Dauntless, for tenders. Actin Engineer S. H. Dawkins, to the Asia, as supernu merary. POILTEUIODTH. Auourr 27. The Racoon, 22, screw cor►ette, Captain Count °Meehan, was taken oat of No. f dock this morning and plead along ths Camperdown to coal, and will proceed to Spetkaad to take in her powder and shall es soon as she has oomploted. TM Odin. 16, paddle-wheel steam frigate, Captain the Hight Hon. Lord Join Hay, C. 8., will be pad off tO - lertit-inartial trembled today on board the Victory, to try Thrum Messy, able matron, of ILYA Odin, who was charged with striking Mr. Goldup, boatswain of the same ship. the o ff er* was committed off the Islaod of Almen dro oa the 27th of June. He was settsposed to receive 4S burr, and to be dismissal 11.M.'s serviro. CHATHAM, Aumer 47. The Cadmus, 21, 1,466 tons, 4061 orse power, screw corvette, now undergoing Lome heavy repairs in No. 4 dock, will be detained in dock for several mootha, the Loads of the Admiralty, in addition to the repairs already ordered, having directed a torpllant forecastle to be fitted on board as • protectioo to the crew in inclement weather. A droner arrangement is also to be adopted on board the Scylla, and other 21-gun corvettes, all of which are very uscomfortable ships in bad weather, owing to their being down so much by the bead. The boilers of the Cadmus have been inspected by the engineering staff at the dock yard, and as they are not in a very detective condition the Admiralty have countermanded the order for new one. to be fitted on board, and the present boilers are to be repaired and made to last another oommiseion. WOOLWICH, Avsmsr 27. Him MAJESTY'S EMBARKATION AND WOOLWICH Orricum.--Sileee the recut embarkation of ber Majesty at Woolwich circumstances have aril= which fully prove . . that the stringent orders issued by the beads of mita at the Royal All6Olll , excluding all visitors, and — Vriiiidinj an of the clerks or workmen to view the royal cortege under • of dismiseal, has been censured hr the Secretary of tats for War, and disapproved by the Highest parsonage in the realm. A communication has hese received by the authorities at the Royal Arsenal from the War Depart ment, directing correct copies to be forwarded to the Secretary of SUM for War of all orders lamed, either jointly or seperately, by heeds of departments, relative to bar Majesty's embarkation, for the par. wee of a full investigatiou Into the matter. It may be stated that about one hour previous to the arrival of her Majesty at Woolwich. on the day of bar embarkation, a telegram from the War Department was remised at the Royal Animal expressive of disapproval of the very stringent regulations issued, and several of the clerks, do., were then allowed to leave the offices, but it was too late to rescind the order geserally. and the result was that military officers in ' uniform of high position were refused admission to the locality of the pier, each policeman on duty having been furnished with • copy of the obnoxious order, as an answer to all complaints ; and the lower panes of the windows at the factories, on the line of route, were whitewashed, to rawest the locked-in workmen from obtaining a glimpse of the royal carriages as they passed. It is not at pelmet known whether her Majesty will disembark at Woolwich on her retorts from the contineet, but the alterations made at the pier will remain until information is received on the subject. By d irection of the Admiralty, the midis steam vessel Hydra, now fitting out at this dockyard, will proceed, under the charge of Lieutenant G. R. Wilkinson, to the Medi terranean, to take the place of the Medina, surveying vessel, Captain Thomas A. B. Spratt, and the latter vessel will re turn to England. The Hydra has been fitted up in • most complete manner as a surveying vemsaL CRICKET. GENTLEMEN OF KENT v. GENTLEMEN OF SUSSEX' This match was commenced yesterday at the Bat and Ball Ground, Gnawed. It wee very late before " play" was called (half-peat 1), the delay being caused by the non. snivel of the Sussex gentlemen. No tou took place for the choice of innings, Kent very courteously allowing their opponents to Igo is first on account of the absentees. The wickets had been well prepared, but the recent heavy veins made the ground dead. A large company wee present. iocloding many of the fair sex. The lend of the let Kest Volunteer Artillery attended, and, under the leadership of Mr. H. Standshaft, played some lively sad popular the. On the part of Sussex, the chief morss were made by Mr. Fawcett. who marked 19, in which were three fours, a three, sod • two ; Mr. Hyodman, 15, eonpn • "rig two threes, and four twos; Mr. M. P. Fitrgssld, a 2li, oompossi of three fours, • three, two twos, ad data ; Mr. W. Napper 11, in which were a four and • three—the rest were Biagio figures. Messrs. W. H. Wathr ad G. Nona started bowling, aid the only champ was Mr. Berea for Wathen— all "slows." The wickets fell thus:— One for 8, two for 8, three for 41, four ' for 42, Eve for 54, six for 79, seven for 86, eight for 88. aim and ten for 106, • very good innings, considering the stole of the grand. Soon after 5 o'clock Kent coin ; mead their batting wad the bowling of Masan Yaw met sad Hata ; but all play was stopped at 6 o'clock, as the rein descended la torrents. The match will be ecettined this morning. DEBYATCH Or. TIM BOMBAY MAIL. —The Pepin- War sad Orieatal Campuses staawalsip Delta, Captain Weeks, sailed from Southampton yesterday, with the mails for Gibraltar, the Ilieditarraosass, Fgypt,Adau, Bombay, end Upper Braga. She took out 50 passengers, and in freight 758 boxes spade, yaw 255.0621., of which amount 200,5501. is bar silver, 50,200 gold, 3,100 f. sayersigea, and 1,9421. 14 geld allatris, }swam, k. Th. Della oleo took out a full earp ed moral OSTIMAL PALACI. OMB SHILLING TIRIBEDAT, Amuse 27.—Adailliess by parent, 2,715; ditto by MOM ticket, 801; Hkel, 3,516. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurines scam EGYPT. PARIS, Amour 27. The French papers of this evening publish the following telegram, dated - " Alexandria, August 26. " The Viceroy has gone for a visit of a fortnight to Upper Egypt. "M. de Leasepa has arrived here. The Viceroy has provided 900 labourers to work at the Suez canal." SWEDEN. HAMBURG, Atrover 27. It is asserted that Sweden has given notice to several of the Powers, that she will side with Denmark, in the event of hostilities breaking out between that Power and Germany. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, AOGINT 27, 3.20 P.X. The Bourse opesed heavy, but eubeequently improved. Rentea closed at 67.60, or 15c. higher than '7. leotards) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ORAOOW, Amer 27. The insurgents have been victorious in cavalry engagements at Dolra, on the 21st, and at Glochow, on the 23rd, in the woywodeahip of Kalisz. General Mouravieff is endeavouring to compel the peasants to sign addresses of loyalty to the Emperor. Five peasants have been hanged in the district of Mariapol, a number were arrested, and thirty con ducted to Wilna to sign the address. THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS. (irßox on ows FRANKFORT, Amon 26. The congress came to a decision yesterday on the executive ; it will consist of six members ; Austria, Prussia, and Bavaria to be permanent members, the three kingdoms to have one additional vote; the Grand Dukes and the Elector of Hone another vote ; and the sixth to be given to the other minor states in rotation. The sittings are now held daily, and will come to a close by the end of this week. It is universally believed that the princes, as a whole, will then negotiate with Prussia on the terms which she will be inclined to accede to, and that that government will then, for the first time, be called on to declare what it wants, while hitherto it has only stated what it did not want. As Prussia is quite as much interested as any other German state in not being compelled to watch every spring the "ideas" the French Empe ror intends to bring forward for the year, and as this miserable state of things, which cripples industry, will cease when Germany is united, it is very pro bable that Prussia will finally accede, subject to such alterations as she is justified by her position as a great power in claiming. Sanguine people pre dict the approaching downfall of the Bismark ministry, as any reform of the Diet, and particu larly such as Prussia must claim in her own intertist, viz., a better organisation of the number of dele gates,would be quite incompatible with the existing _ _ ;ystlMEntaides,annitedGeinany would take away all grounds for the present dispute, as then the organisation of the Prussian army would be a question to be settled by the Confederate execu tive, to whom all questions of defence, and parti cularly all military questions, properly belong. It is a fallacy to suppose that Austria was not pre pared for Prussia's refusal to attend. On the contrary, the manner iuwhich the invitations to the congress were sent, and the meeting hurried on, proved that Austria would not allow Prussia suffi cient time to influence the minor states. It is equally a fallacy to suppose that the diffe rences of religion are an impediment to Ger man unity. These differences exist everywhere. The only obstacle hitherto has been the princes, who were not inclined to give up one iota of their sovereign power to the central executive. If they have now made up their minds to do so, the greatest stumbling-block has been removed. In the spirit and habits of the people the union has long been accomplished. Men of all trades and prob3s lions meet every year in German towns to discuss their own interests, and they all feel themselves members of the same body, and care very little for the particular state they belong to. If the princes study their own interests they will join in these common views of the nations, as their thrones would then be safer than ever ; for in this country people hate centralisation, and prefer a native prince to a prefect or a lieutenant of a royal government. Ger many is full of large towns, all either centres of arts and science or of commerce and manufactures, and this would never have been the case if one great I capital, like Paris, had eaten up the resources of the country. At the dinner given to the princes the senate was thrown into a dilemma, by it being impossible for the Italian ambassador to attend. The problem was solved in this way—he was invited, but was taken ill just in time. The Emperor becomes every day more popular, by his unceremonious appearance on all public occasions ; and I am told that he is even pleased with the little annoyances he is often put to, when his carriage is stopped, for instance, by a cart. He has expressly desired that no police regulations should be adopted to prevent the ordinary traffic. As a proof of the interest the Queen of Eng land takes in the affairs now going on here, I may menti3n that a copy of the New Frankfort Gazette has been ordered to be sent to her every day to Rceensu. An extraordinary number of petitions on all possible subjects have been presented to the Emperor while here ; more than 3,000, I am credibly in formed. Most of them, of course, are merely begging letters. P.S. I just hear that it has been further agreed that in case of an equality of votes in the executive, the states with the largest population will obtain the majority. The paragraph respecting the dele gates 'has been accepted as proposed by Austria, Baden alone having given a dissenting vote. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Shannon, Captain Abbott, with the West India and Pacific Mails, arrived at her anchorage off Motley Hospi tal shortly before five o'clock yesterday afternoon. She brings 113 passengers. The Shannon has on freight specie, value 464,573/. sterling, of which amount 9,5021. is on account of the Mexican divi dends. Rumouarm Drarsucnom or Me FIDIMAL 4sur VLADRIBILT. —Upon tle &plias* et the Royal IQ steam-dip Sham= from SI. Thomas, a meow bad reoebed that place that the Alabama bad mused sad wank the Federal war-steamer Vaoderbilt off fiatiaab• I The mat, however, required coufirmatiow. [Stamped, id. Additional.] CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. at Jane bat, and 100,000/. u a penalty on Japan foe the murderous attacks on the Tekaido— this hi mouthing off the account—but a heavy balsam, or, W use °dowel Neale's words, the " more important portion of the reparation re' gulled," remains behind; from the goresaseist en ample and formal apology for permitting the Maack, and from Satsuma the trial and execution of the murderers of Yr. Riabantion, and the payment of the tam of 25,0001. for his relative', and to those who 'soaped the swords al the ea maim. By the arrival of the Calcutta and China mails we have advice@ from Madras to July 28 ; Calcutta, July 22 ; Singapore, July 21; Hong Kong, July U. INDIA. In Calcutta the capture of the man supposed to be Nana Sahib does not appear to excite much at tention. The news when first received was re garded with considerable incredulity, and it would seem that this feeling still prevails to some extent, although additional information had been trans mitted by telegraph. The Hurkaru says : There me really some grounds for believing that the notorious Nana Dhundoo Punt is actually in the hands of tbs police, bat there have been so many mistakes made on this subject, that the public has become somewhat empti ed. Not very 1014 ego another " double "of the mis. anent was caught by the Bombay authorities and sent round to Calcutta, when he died am soon as his innocence was established. Besides, not content with the apiaries of the Nana, the correspondents of certain Indian journals have discovered that 'Fantle Topes is still alive, and that a woo( man was hanged in his piece. It would not be wr• arising if it were reported, on excellent authority, that Tippoo Sahib had made hie appearance in the Mysore at the head of a hundred thousand Malmenedans. The Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal arrived at Kishuagur on Sunday, the 19th of July, between 7 and 8 a.m. It was at first proposed to stop at Berhampore to take in coal, but instead of doing so his honour went on without a pause. The Calcutta Englishman, of the 22nd July, says : • Colonel Neale had since issued a circular to the effect that, as the penalties were in course of actual satisfaction, the negotiations relative to the remain ing portion of the instructions entrusted to him reverted to the position which existed anterior to the 20th of June, and would be pursued with the same tiled determination as heretofore. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STOCKTON RACES..-.TIMSDAY. TON GAREUTT NOIEBRY PEDIETRIAN HANDICAP of 100 "ors., for 2.yr.olde ; winsome ann. T.Y.0., Bed Post. (25 subs.) Mr. Points f OMllle Callum, by Ttutstall—Polka, Vat (J. llama) 1 Mr. R. Chilton'. Claxtoo, Tat (Whiteley) I Mr. Bowes's Theobalds. 7st (H. Covey) 3 The following also ran:—Pound Again. Mts Little, Dawdle. =Crows, Good Advice, Skylark, liantalial, and Captain Bettiag : 7to 4 apt Dawdle, 310 fagot Theobabia, 7 tot apt Chain, 10 to 1 met any other. Won by a neck ; half • leant tonnes mooed sod third. STOCKTON (Browsursf) Our (Handicap), • piece of plate, valor 200 move., by subscription of 10 lows. each, with 50 added ; winner' extra. One mule. (blenbei .... 11. A. de Montgomery's La Tonalities, by The Tapestry bred to Trance), 3 yrs, let 1014 'Doyle) 1 Mr. Chadwlcke's Clarion Su; • yrs, Tet (lllftdez Colonel Townley's Keircharcla, 3 yre. Sot illib (11. Covey) The following also ran :Old Orange OM, Inghtem, Newmarket, Stockman, Angell" lUddlewaids, sad Nerved Moll. Betting : 13 to 8 apt 1* Tongues, 4jto 1 apt Chasse, 7 to 1 etch apt Brighton and Middlewatab,.lo to 1 each apt Nowohurek sued Harvest Hell, 15 WI apt Charles Fox. Weals a motor by four lengths; a length between wood and Oda ; the row between third and fourth. To STOCKTON FOOR-ELER-OLD CLAW STAKES of 15 awe. each, 10 ft, and sit &eland ; condo penalties and leikeWasn. Two (67 subs., 10deslareil.) lord Zetlands hoodor, by V oltlgeur—CaeMante. gst (enowdeal 1 Yr. Bowes's Welcome, Tit 10th .(OraM) 2 Yr. W. l'Anion Bonny Breast Knot, eat 7lb ..(Challoner) 3 Betting : stol on Picador, 3 to 1 apt Boesky Breast Hoot, 10 to 1 apt Welcome,. Woo by two lengths ; the third beaten off. Tlll MIDDLISBOBOOGII Hammes, of 100 sow., added to a Sweepstakes of Worm each, 5 ft, and 3 if &dozed. Mr. Yobwrik Upporband, by Bentoe—Cestraotio= ) 1 Mr. W. CAneases Caller Oa, 6 pH, 11b..(ATILoor) S Mr. Saxon'. The Monk, I yrs, 7st (Midgele)) The feilowlng also ran :—Sanfaron, Chmiles Poe, Melrose, Mandoestar, Bank An,. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Upperband, 3 to 1 apt Caller Ou, 3 to 1 apt Ms Hook. Won by thaw kogths ; two leagths bowersewed and third ; a lag* laden= third and fourth. Rasa Yzso or THE Swarm Zarcsiro Bunnrtsz. Buz= of 10 Rom mash, b ft, with 50 added, for Syr.olds • attain penalties and allowances. Five f wimp. (37 sub s.) Mr. B. M. laquen Apennine, by Woatherbit— (ice 9st (Chalon.) 1 Mr. J. Oaboraes Balderston', Set 714 t T Mr, 'Monomers Vanessa, eat gib (Osborne) 3 Betting .• 9to 2 as Arsenio% who woo • good MOO by half • lsogth ; • bad thud. Tun GEAND SELLING STAIZEI of 3 son. each, with 25 added ; weight for age, with selling sod other aLkowsrues. Half • mile, strsiOt (7 subs.) Mr. J. Grevesk Aoselind, by Wartock—ltldesmmer, 3 yrs (esb), Tes lrlb (11. Grinnhaw) 1 Mr. Osborne'. Mendip, 3 yrs pot.), Gat lib (Carroll) Mir lardiames Prenalptien. 8 yrs (lOC, eft 101 l (Dimas) 3 The fallowing also ran :—Alesandra, Vales, Give You Gold. Bettlag : Even on Prescription, 2 to 1 apt Bloodin, 10 to 1 apt may caber. Won by four !welts ; three leGgtho between snood sod third. The winner wpm bought is for 75 We lamely hope that the military station* in the Upper Provinces are not ►bout to come under ow of those fatal sweeps of cholera which, of late years, bare visited them with such lamentable results; but facts in that' direction certainly justify as in taking a serious, if not a gloomy, view of the prospect. The other day cholera broke out simultaneously in her Majesty's 20th Regiment and in the artillery at Banana, and additional medial aid was sent from other stations and from the Presidency. Letters received yesterday from Allahabad mention the outbreak of cholera of a virulent type, in her Majesty's 77th Regiment at that station ; ad add that, although the cases had not been numerous, yet every patient attacked with the &ease bad died. As Alla- Wad ir the nest station above Rename on the Grand Trask Road, it would appear that this terrible malady has com menced ose of its annual programa ; and if this be the as,, we *ball hops to hear Immediately of all the troops along that line being removed from barrack, and placed under canvas, at a distance from the great thoroughfare. The general health of Calcutta was good, not withstanding the abominable drains, the air being kept moderately cool by abundance of heavy showers. The appointment of a health officer for the city had been temporarily adjourned. CHINA. Erom China the news is not important. From Peking and the Northern Ports there is no news of a political kind. An embus/ from the Netherlands was about to proceed to Peking ; the Ambassador is Mr. 'Vander Hoven, Mr. C. M. de Ones acting as interpreter. At Hankow every thing seemed to be quiet ; no alarms had been raised for some time. At Sinkiang the same ben qnillity prevailed. The Taepinga were known to be in the neighbourhood. Nanking had been attacked by a considerable imperialist force, and some important outworks taken ; a few Englishmen who were trafficing in the creeks in lorchas were killed or wounded by the imperial troops. Some of them found refuge in Chinkuing, a plate 50 miles eastward of the Taeping capitaL An English vessel was fired on from Nanking, and the gunboat Hardy had gone to see into the matter. The China Mail of the 11th July thus sum marises the rest of the news : TB . z Ooaroarnom PLATE of 30 ton. , 101.611 spa ; wlastes ztaa. Five furlongs. Mr. Jackson • Lily Louisa, by Flying Dutchman Oceanus of Ber t = 6 yn, bat alb feed Warwick's ' tOsbornin 6 yin, eat tab Colossi Townley's Newt:hunk 6 yrs, :at 71b. Itglnt.43 Tat following also na aladnere, Be sad Borah Ann. Bosun : 6 to 2 each apt Newchtirch and Calabria, 5 to 1 son lady Louisa, sad 10 to 1 apt any other. Won by a lesph soda half ; a bad third. Major Gordon has made ao great movement mime we wrote last ; he is reported to be busy in making his obser vations, and there is no desire for his proceeding to opera tion. ao hour sooner than he thinks fit. We should say that, with Gordon near SOOChOW, the imperialist in the outwork. at Nanking, sod a splendid imperial fleet w Its way ont to the Yang-tze, the rebel cause is on the wane. One of t►e moat cheering signs of the times is the comparatively small amount of bloodshed with which the return to imperialism promises to be effected. Major Gordon', last operation was not so sanguinary an that previous to it ; and it is likely his next will be still lees ao ; while the wholesale de sertions from the rebel army seem to offer an easy mode of eventually dissipating the entire body. Deem tions took place at Nanking, and Gordon states that both he and the Tartar general are accustomed to recruit from the ranks of the enemy. The headquarters of the Anglo- Chime* form has been remo►ed from Suakin to Quips's, sod Captain Stack retains the post of occomasdant. From Ningpo poor amounts reach us as to the condition of sffsirs there generally. Much dissatisfaction has been OXFORD RACES.—Taur.spel. Favoured by better weather than at Egisarri, MU opened very successfully. The attmedanes was larre, " Z the sport of a satisfactory character, the fields being more than respectable. The ground, however, was very heavy in some parts, and backers were totally upset in the Prince of Wales's Stakes and the Selling Plate, neither of the winners being fancied. The sport malted aa under : THE Taw. &raw of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; weight for age ; the "rimer to be sold for 200 soya • if for 500 to carry 71b extra ; if for 100 allowed 51b. 'Three quarters of a mile. Mr. Deadpans SWAM by auby—Anxiety, 3 yn, 2st Sib (8)01..) (J.Plurnb• 1 Mr. IL O. Walker's Winchester, aged, tel lib (100.1) (Hickman) 2 No betting. Rubini cantered in front all the way and wee by a length. THE PRINCIC or WALLIS'S STAMM of 5 gene. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr•okbi ; colts, liet 1011); Mile, fist 71b ; whim's extra ; allowlecea. Half a mile. Mr. Keredyth's Mulberry, by neadaman-64rawberry, get rib Wayne; 1 31r. liykee's Gordian Knot, 9A Sib lron:thaw 3 Lord Westmorelard's Usher. at Sib (J. Goatee) 3 The following also ran )—Vandereehte, Penes, John Dana, Teneriffe, Verdiere„Harotter, Ceelettarate, Gieneeak, Lady Fanny Cavendish, and Agatha. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Gordian Bad, Ito 1 apt Gleadask, 100 to 15 apt Garotter, 8 to 1 each apt gaodervelde and Usher, 10 to 1 apt Con federate, aad 12 to 1 opt Mulberry. After • long delay they were dispatched very unevenly, Mulberry, the favourite, and Lady Fanny Cavendish getting off in treat. They showed the way to the distance, where Lady Fumy Cavendish gave way, and Usher and Garotter joined the two leaders. In a few strides further Mulberry drew away and won wily by two lengths; three lengths between ascend and third ; Garotter was fourth, and Agatha sad Lady Fanny Cavendish next ; Glenduak, who brought up the rear, was last all the way. Tim usroansame &AK= of 15 ems. each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, with 100 added; winners extra ; the mooed to save his stake. Two miles. PAYMENT OF THE INDEXKITT DEMANDED BY Mr. Morris's belltess, hy Btockwell, dam by Jerry. 5 ns, ENGLAND. 7st Mb (Judd) 1 By the latest advice' from Yokohama we learn xr M . adr s Odits• 3 Pk est nb libe• alb es/ (J. el m skew! 2 that the indemnity claimed by England was being count BaUltyany's Loiterer, 6 yrs, tat (Custauce, 3 mid at the departure of the mail, on the27th June. The following also ran )—Anatinidus, Tourist, Chtuch oui lonel Neale and Admiral Kuper had, however, ta ttUag d / 8 6 ' 10 4- 4 apt Wham, 3to 1 eget Loiterer, 4to 1 been compelled once more to employ threats, in a pt Mee* Militant, 100 to 8 agst Nebula. Church Mili order to obtain the sem claimed. It bad been tent, Tour i st, and Nebula lay In freak but inn wide in agreed to take the money at abort specified inter. making the top tarn past the enclosure, and Balboni sod vale, the first instalment to be paid on June 13, Lenses went on . with . the running, ( Mine being third. • I That day passed without any reference being made l i t wo aad io r e rt he e r .'"nmer, whe n Loiterer dropped a to the matter, but on a day afterwards the Japanese length behind the favourite, and at the distance the Count's ministers attempted to re-open negotiations without hone was beaten. Odium than went after Bantam, but the the payment of any money. Her Majesty's chary; latter stalled off cleverly by • eeck. Loiterer bad d'Affaires considered this as a bleach of faith, which third, Tourist was fourth, Ch urch Militant filt h , and prevented him from having any further dealings Nebula next Tim Corday Hannan' RUTZ of 3 soya each, with 30 with the native envoys. added. W inners extra. Three quarters of a mile. At midnight on the 23rd the Japanese offioers, Lord Bateman's lord of the Manor, by Touchstone — not having access to Colonel Neale, went to 3.4 l. 4 . e U rvVit's miged• Tat etb 3 in. bit 100.-4. Grlinshio! 1 the French Minister's quarters and sought an air. (7hasion's (lie, 6 yrs, 64 31b .. . ... :A. Woodhouse 3 interview ; this being granted, they informed The following also ran :—Walloon, B Pisetos. 1141 14 1 T, Curie. Dui, and Girdle. aim that they were ready to pay the money Betting :3to 1 eget Lord of the Manor, 4to 1 apt Spice s' agreed upon. He accordingly comment- b ox , sto 1 aaggaart Wallace, uto 1 agst Cynic, 10 to 1 each sated the information to her Majesty's charges Barmaid andlha. Cynic and Girdle made the running to d'affaires, who replied that as the Japanese bad the distsece, where Lord of the Manor went to the front Noffered matters to go so far, the whole sum must and woe in the rioinmonest of casters by five lengths. Barmaid god Cynic pulled up second and thud ; a neck @s law be paid at once, in 440,000 Mexican dollars, prating each ; s p i ee b ne b e i ng f ourt h , „id Margery fifth, to be delivered at seven in the morning. Accord- Girdle bringing up the rear. ingly at early dawn the next morning, thecry of Tax SZLLING Pi.ere of 50 . sovs. ; .weight for age, with the coolies resounded through the streets, as they selling allowances. Half a mile. dragged their heavy burtheus from the Treasury to Ml.. yre llotrit , s 3o l : by Teddington—Yanner's Dar l iat ri r . e ~ I the Legation, where, as before stated, it was lord Coventry's Coeette. t yrs, let rib .:30/.. J. Grlinvhew. i being received at the departure of the mail. .If t :' ll f le o M n . g g latly Derb Y , 4 94 ab ,'. I urlintl: cby At the game time, the Japanese ministers informed Fallow Bock—A: * pale r" , 3n t , w Domino. and f by Tame—Lady the differentrepreseutativesof foreign powers that Constance. the Tycoon, then at Miako, had instructed them to Betting :sto 4 apt Collette, sto 1 each apt the Lady C,onetaine filly aod lay to Lady Derby. Tbs obey the Mikado's orders to expel foreigners and three placed (with Reit) in f n s t to the thalami. where close the ports. The Tycoon's officers expressed I the latter was beaten, and the Farmer's laughter filly and themselves willing to enter into negotiations upon i the favourite came on, the first earned winning by a neck. Ithat subject. The various foreign ministers , Lady Darby wan three lengths front the leaden, the Lady declined to discuss any such matter, but prom i se d ; °custom ally was fourth, and the Aspasia oolt mkt. The Ito convey the communications then made to their ;eft a w we...,..as Co t o In I°o N it• . ;, — . ,-, , d Mb' Flaming respective governments. The Japanese also i goes i nto .ig tinge i • eta le. TIM Farnam's PLATS of 3 soya each, requested that foreigners would hold their settle- violists extra. One mile. manta by their own military forces. with 30 added Mr. R. walker's Colonel Crockett, by Rifleman—sbter to Si.. Philippe, 6 yrs, let 411, After detailing the above events, the Japan Mr. Aber a Ceinperdown, 4 yrs, int alb u ti. Bram,* • 2 1 Herald says : Mr. Adams's Worthen, li yrs, tel 41b (J. 11.draan 3 Whet is likely to be dose as to "the remaining portions Everlasting and Magian also ran. Betting i 5 to 4 apt Colonel Crockett, 3 to 1 apt Ever. of the iftiructimr ban sot, of course, b." permitted to bating, sto 1 each apt Raglan sod Oamperdown. Colonel 1 timmarim The payment of this mow:. 100.000 1 . for the Crockett made all the running, and won by three lengths ; a Wass of the men murdered at the Legation on the 20th bad third. caused by an Eogliabraan bavlag been shot by the Free& authorities. Ha was charged with selling fire-arms to the rebels, and tried by a court-martial consisting of four Ea glish officers and • French coloneL The story goes that the four English officers pronounced in favour of acquitting the man, snit sending him from Sao-lean, where be was tried, to her Majesty's consul at Ningpo ; the French colonel wished him to be shot. Smith (as the man was named) was forwarded to Shao-shiog, which is held by the Franco- Chimes contingent, if we mistake not, and there he was taken out at night and shot. We ought to be jealous of our authority in matters of this kind, and if the facts are as stated, the case will be castor inquiry. JAPAN.