The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

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Sin pa I. et Oalr, sti..b. lb lea. gar aw mil sag* drat tal bag to b mi zal masa alias st= AMOS. gm tat v a. a Itionvineo. mei dr inedt. NA bon • OW inn he ma mei assounte Iwo Lain sad • senimed • Omar been nendenie3 k he = cora Imre mew redcoat* N. rent, end mew eeneederabl• mho I delivery et t.l rem At lab stir ahem of maples Um the hly at le. per tenet decline has toe the few "week es at. woe freely tins, bat eats od, et • redselloa of 34. to M. ring pima "dm of We r 760 ins mane, ty kw isen•lbin tneh and at the of the 1606 r amid bi. . 44. Plow hilly sepparbeeserwasy meta Ale walk :—W1666, 00 In; roe, 3 ram Zemin II do week: ty, ISO. code, 2,)N, Am, 610 rtALL_ dabs A.Virai:22.lbeisg afts ; 7IL i. es 71. he the IL pa Babb pig 4•• Irmo& wood • Oa its cl Alegre Ito sominhowl. gni 41. lA. ▪ wog log ter • lliShirahries rMho put hunks ew. 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Sem. la 0* ha heler. ey I* Ist Paso" Ub du% hes. ▪ Okees lastise.hey w.►M►tira I.llr Ms helm** he left. Mips. Oeinsbo In larbe. Mi. 111. W. MA. ▪ 20a5i0n.1222 S. Woo 2 ,2 12 b. l 214 be. a.. 0.16 ma. as Ilisassa tusmi.—Tbi a= •ma days brim as peony os retort It is sma ororlasa Amstrads osamsmar, espial Jaime, bed lam Shaba, 44 Catnaps*. No I tl. mime Jo Iloy r fa tM SMA Ns*ve Riviera I elm It imadad, ad be sad bis mks. Now of Ms bream maws Fr Mr Ilvelt Molar, mist de lo posmosporo by the Mir% sradel, lame ass slumbers 44 a sow be bead a turn op by In or 000 D Hore.--Rours nibs Oran Ship Ceherey bars imewpsee of dee meal to the HOLLOWAY'S PILLS =writs or or • Poo Dart r. ark Poolr TrOlrolroO. boll boo torr Imo; Ow maw ii i r n er ha Sidra fri b =yl.. ON. ~owl owl th• ow% letrai so WWI. br Voir oollrloo SW moo of olloolos o . pwraooPlNT K = am. ja i It s 0 4 3:16. golrol gi g SWIM JAOKIS, AND DEATHS. NITS& le ad l Namia, Ws. d Ank.o.loo. the wite at& wK htfoit. I. vole et J. C. Gnll.. 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CRIUMW . - D as 4 CMINTLAIILL—Tie Mama" COMBS to (Vlibrod y am Mil MI MI PA T STINK 11. se I !M nia , *nod lir dapift) rem. =VVIZI=;;ILL ‘r lond= e hritit i r 197= OM nd Ca. isisK Mil AIL mad STEAM.—ROTTERDAM, ANIVUIP the MINI. 001.04111. DRUM Laireto. ,Ai Ai is gAirmaxe i n NM& the Mite' aits rd tb• LIT I lir rill P.D•mi J417.41(11..16 1••••• i r e v..... - IN . acratr•••g b73-ftri tffealig•V I V•soll __....._ 1 .. fine . &lo . /4 4. will T . ty„ . .71... = ' MAW ri• wool dim Via WM% = l 6 • el • In 44 • Mit maws. 1.0 lids 101 al=4.1•1! d DEPOSIT, 3, Psll-mll Rat, lasial. IS•01 . 13111111011ST amillie 16 .1. 1t0 Ikon& grato=wzra=- LONDON DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limit*. DIUMIIII. 2MI4IIILD, /12.4,a,....... - Y.I. 1 ."--...." r. w. r ,..... asd. MIMI. I 111, WM/Um Wletlr. am. lil.P. LIPIANS—Wr: a. =M. AMMO' bib and Messuw•hed wa &Pit at theall. i l= "1".. mina, rwoobsourr, smieliwy. i OTAL GARDENS, CREMORNE. b•VTI2_9. II-4 r.... TO Ilrnir i ?ll 41 allw4. ll F red lir re& Illibry Ibrijortannir D•;.. ' 1•• rap.= if lir ••••••• r• Ilams• lAly, ibr 1•••• liartal. WM Mrs V • Mari Siam Al Irmo °mon, blmr. L•••••• rd bbb b. NA*. QW/rei la lira MOM Or, : P.. .. " rod r • NM ran. Drafts ea the , 111,..nrlareto • • It I= 4 A=1 . 14 ,..00.0. =; akar al i R OO M S. GREAT •is i; MM. WAYMIRE!,IIaTatta o.6 . ta r m .....al Tar salt dator k z, • ffe 6 lA l l Waal: PATTI . 6TTI4- 1 1/4•6. N. man am tag way at Maya NV& Aambia. xT NEW AUTUMNAL TROWSKRINOS. prim Illa to /1& imam, ebb sssormy.-020. UOllOOll. 171/10 IMO WWI% MID !Li to MintiMee tyr f i r. flu IS IA •XD• PAL E INO, 86, Oxford-street, eAretel____Vergtie s tu an" ast .84 'Mi grim am = ba.assiMaisamle aismors. NOM AND KLAi r ffe morn. • cm r• Iri ari Z U patereoms‘ gni* mow 1•4 ••••=nelmaida. No dherbew.rghomplw WlLapponoil w.•:=YM 1""ii="" 14. AL O 1( BM TROUT 7111111N0.-0. I ems! wilt. wad Awed my Irearneds iiii tarry lima—me nub dab, mai Waft WIC Np—bill So* a Oval° INIVI b=lll W ... ado le 11 .0 •1661 mi •16 talk MI do oft al lb, WU= d irmill "ft eatli= :El f plisSrriaq=le saw. ILL ~Xi Mae. I. Leo Was saILV.I imil — ze. 1 • ~a " ISHILLING" RAZUkt, erg •=d w l a y a r, raw% :Arm ;14 1 %014 NS* d . 1111413 Ir swift MAPPING' SUPERIOR TABLE-KNIVIS Mr . .= = DREISSINO-CASES and TRA VIILLING Yw ollbsgemma o.rArry. paw, Ildirk.‘ IMMO. Is luir Lesko R. Mr Clip; vire r.• WINE IN Se mg le LPPINB' PLATED DESSERT KNIVES mo Mtn. Is saw of Myer.. ilslorn AYE weft A ew aims ars M{ Wm emit*. MAPPLIfIr ZLECTRO EMIR PLAIIL eMA ISmit 11111/11111edaislel lembilem Is Mon haft "MtTO awl Calle Ibmg4.4 lib OA Owlft.= ma al wild= swift rob t ain v... b. Ibir lie weedresi. Ift IC Olt,. glom rtela midi le Lein ow bs . pre% oumw eft meet ConineasoNte ea aisiarles F F . RACES se 91 . 1r i — T Isiles will lAA the dls e t ir b =" 14• =ie ta6 ewe. Os ........ _ 'lslas Intanitle, sad w• =min, alueing se trawl dlllllOl, OM 00 cam . plark end drew Z11=n 1.722 0u_....16 . 1•7 ...a.. OlX:eFfh i =;46% / 1 in IS 00 paid dOn" I. mid lot : gad by draft. awl OZEAUS COMM= MIME, or SAMNA unlittzuxl=Ei A E rx vx...„....1 • 0 1= 4 -4 7 Lorprif =my 41. 144,.. " el kin... Is i t . Pli. P. P. ; P. o .%ittriandne b"."'"ud a l e • orbilinajitetrotft."6"N" Mtn. Protected by Royal Utters rol e 1. 6„ /Ourp o rizri li A:Arlo se •111= .1 IteLPt s %raj:. Ils'" lr e."‘ . Os Ist V a •••••••%•:1 andlutes WI mein •• um WY el dm I down Sh r. "1•11 •1 4" ." """"1". "1. Inb•••• Callmlnl web Me Ilb• of Mn= R ES L a rlfir . .. 4 •l2 Lira oll••••••ulowilli num. ft u• WNW ••••••% umulit me Iliello all 11•••••• kr% la►Ow meld MOM mega mummer. 111•• Won low .....•••• •11 WM •• mdk red II quilim. War •••• ft •• As Idlonnte• Mimi : I F •••••••I.—liid le s er...u=r e tTr e 4 ...... ... . 2 ~ obis . tr. Um; awl .....2t Tarr Zi n tr i Met iam j it, ' ; adla.=: • -• L 1.00....: COCNTT Covirs.—L•mt year 6811 . 033 Plaints woe wend, rad tbe ewe% eat S,Tte dep. Time were 611 ee by +spry Jere.. Tbe pWate wen ler 144 = 4 Oily Tel mem VMS Med by jury. Judgmest tof 111 . t 7U4UIL, dr eats were 163,X11. The 113,e631. t wee pia We earl *demi pooe•tiai to Ge or rms Issosysirr I)Esross Corn.— Cweed .... ..lememe tbe eittime .1 H. twat* tbe bar* et tem air the vorerioa on Friday IML The Mimed emseissiwarer TM lobe lb. tam 'Belied h Or Owe @soft NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY.—The following naval appoint meet. wens seeds on naturday —Mr. Janice M. Monis, to be ma* to the Bmisami; Mr. George W. Bloarome, to be mate to the Vebress ; Kr. M. E. Porter, to be mats to the Conflict ; Warm! B. Nicholson to be mate to the r ed.6. Ke. Bohai, G. A. Belem, to be midshipman to the 811011 TRAIN@ OF ROYAL ARTILLERY AND A LARGE ADDITIONAL FOUR FOR INDIA. WOOLWICH, BRIT. d. Considerable exeitement premiled in the minima yesterday Rua Uterinelpt af a peed rarimental mar re ceived teem the Adjutent-Closerariecalm directing on eddi basal airtary Ism to peeper* for intowdate miter kali= to Ines mate the ixesteand of three field °dicers. The artil lery fame perviously mowed for India amounted to 1,560 gown anthalve of oaten sod non-conomiesioned officers, end of MI hese 660 more, gusnera, tc., are now at Wool wich weedy !ere satarlatios. The tome ruder orders year moot@ to 1,360 pours, drivers, and artificers, mohair, et °Mora and son-conualmiesid officers, and moorings fhe followisg ttks troops, batteries, and compenise Viish am to be fitted out and equipped with every +softie, . Aglaia for a siege train, with the gam used on this envies daring the Crimean campaign, m which a large properties et the lone wee actively espied, via.:—TM D Troop of Royal Hone Artillery, cramended by Major Gentian. V Field Battery, let cowpony Bth battahm, commanded by Major Bingleton ; 1 Field Barer,. sth oofillanY 3 rd commanded by Captain Dyneley ; Nu. 1 Field M isty, 6th company let battalion, commanded by Captaia Die =• the Bth company Ind battalion, cm:mended by fhrnig ; 13th compasy 9th battalion, command e d by Captain Wri;ht ; tad company 11th battalion, commanded by CC Duty ; 7th company 1 Ith battalion, comnianded by Grant; end 6th company 11th battalion, com ity Lientasant-Colonel Fort/ems. The whole of the =alamend will Mated on alternate &aye et the Boma wresheaty lota ambulation for maim with the bevy ger er the Mega train. The following Mikan sre emir wine far eadarkation with the fume sear :—Second r•ffi vina. lB Virlia teu ilh 4 = l ,ZZot..X7U J o, Basa laft, lerees; Hap, Hideout, Pane, aa4 Harvard Liseinoseals liefeentwerA Kyle, Martin, Bt~y, T a i wan, Dr Dmr Mask Ward, end HiU. The Mewing esespnits of Boyd ImMisen have also maple under miles ter meherbdies to ladle :--4th, Moody; Captain Mem_ flak Colrain Nugent. nes =s prite th en sow at ies Matra" sad will be cultured by the 27 th sod 28 comm PORTB3OI:TR, 831 q. 8 . The Scotia, screw transport, sailed sterday for Calcutta with *bunt 400 °Motes and men tit he 72nd Reßl m The Conqueror 91, Captain Yelverton, screw ship, railed this aftsrnoun. She is reported to be ordered to bring home troop trosa the Meditertaneen. The gunboats hops sad isomer sailed lest night fur the West Indies. fieials;assi, 9, sere., end rolyphemaa, 6, paddle, have left for the eigielnk4 to be paid of. Gam the The Tennen Ladie. t, 22, pe frigate, arrived this main West DEVONPORT, Seri. & The whole of the rigging of the Orion, 91, stags Mists, Meat to be paid Off by Capt. J. E. Erik me, is to be kept _l to be rr a a state el read/mem ia event of her Wag re risked owessidoesd Polwrws, 21, wens, comae, Captain F. B. &yam, mot add lwatows Tin Aiwwwsmoor set, Z Masamblip, Mester Commander Keehn, le iimpide the dockyard,ead it is expected that ale sad the Mews bs docket is the course of the week. The &pip, stem tug,' left for the Limed on Fa Any I. Wrap up a beep picked up off the Lizard Point, lasing Welles adrth L boa the Falmouth hghter on her way dews Cliwou Is litesser.—lmpregmbie, Royal William, Ajax. Cam. ..tis itetg. la' Odom, Agsmossoaaa, Valorous, Connie', St)"x. Bur Forwent, Dart, Avon, Cuntlanor, Pike, sad N Azeuriesa) A m u. _ . — l4lsatilas. L ths Ilsod.—Laplaesble, Pelotas, ?dolma*, Americas isiseaser brae, .ad Pamela' frigate Asossone. IMAM AMEBA* MAURICE. &And Hthwaktibignal...a i WiasS MSS , * t at ittosehoneet away, Os the year of his ago. gallant veteran was bore February 15, 1775, at Nampo, and was placed on the books of the Monkey in 1784 but did not embark math Atlanta 1789. He breams midshipman of the Powerful in 1792; um preset at Lord Britprt . • India, and wag by that osein promoted into the Gboy, whamming hatermediately the capture of the tnitt aid Virginia and the destrumion of La Volans. He rabeepiestly manned, la the Centaur, at the impose at 81. Lode, Tobago, Demerara, end Easroetho. At Mernalgen be mined in dest roying • 6-pin battery, for hie oindna at width masks he waived a sword from the Pathetic Society. OR the 3rd February, 1804, after nearly • agent bid been impended in planting five gum, and paging pethiths gad Mons upon en ell but insoesteriblo thigiense, slinabil la the as, tsar the south-west end of Motfirs, died the Dims Hoek, the rating IV. , eseigned to els amp et war, and the commend given to Lieutenant finegten es • reward for the part be bad taken to Its oluip mat. He held It lath the tad 15.., 1806, when, owing as the want of eaminitise sad water, he was under Um, nem shy of it to • Tame\ pi nibus of 2 mega at to line, 1 litigate, 1 s arimear, and 11 gabs* together with 1,600 hoops, esasiblauday's sena with • de gree of gallantry which poured the Meth sdadration of • court-martial, and the warm animas of Lord Nelson. Ile sewroy bat 30 killed sad 40 weemded, on shoreinde =Metall 2 .f ro th w ifr s 'hips ts . TM and who w a ltr 1:1; thee. Run ered 107, bed but two killed egad ens wounded. Lil u tenent Hawke mode hone with &paths% and was, in lama than • imelaight, appointed*. ocimemad the Savage,. new 18-gun brig: Ywldela bond Its brawl till June, 1807, convoying the ands Is 84. Ciegepte Chemed and the IN Oil.. Ile sent amegtod • Seel ginterebantagth from Cork to the West lodises end b Digionther, 1807, egad the Spanish pt :yaw, Mid; Illagan of 8 gene sad 99 men. is the autumn of 1808 lag beam Gegenior of Marie Galante, and administmed the bibs bake of that cake until October, 1809, whoa Wier emptied to invalid. Om July 30, 1810, Captain Mambo wag enabled to the p et the Mend of Anholdt, whets,_ in March, 181 he rendered his mine for ever famous by the brithuat coannar bi which he debated an attempt made b /edam it by • Demi& Intila sail may, amountiag • la aserly 4,008 aim, who, der • dame combat of nearly 4k hang, wen driven beet to that forts with the loge of poem tothares et , 14 . 484 twearste, 47 0 saiirda 18,000 W egewidpg, this ipwards of 600 prisoner.— • pair bosiber by IN than the venom itself. Although tho Ism Mae assathate wso 110 ewer, that of the British wee ethingd Is two MBA end thirty wounded. The giarbas dine* of Anholsk beam the universal theme of psi %cad Its gallant ecalneger Nosived the wens plaudits a the Admiralty. His need la command, Liout. Barker, err siLegthelest 4. and, sa a nampthiesat to Captain Maurice, his was pined la ousemmil of a skate of war. Captain Ilangteelmil • valuable wend promoted Min by the Y in A r iwa of their annituelen of his bravery and sg ' re ingenerial of hie libamal, hears& and kind consideration of their Wisp dada. hinermaent. He remained in the blend He Ilagicather, Ned the gib oboe been em ployed. He sampind hit peammt rank, lit October, 18141. He wirmied 6th Oct., 1814, Wig &rah Lyn*, of Ply month, wed wee loft • widower la Jane, 1815. CAMP AT COLCIMATEIL—This camp now contains die depots of the 37th, 34th, 64th, 57th, 66th, wed 97th Wieats, and 2 Battalions R . ad and 3rd Battalioifle Brigade. The de;et, which in ander the command of Breves Make =is , 106 meg ; the 37 th , which is under the own r Major Heaton, is 67 strong; the 31th, which le under the command of Captain Chapman, is 180 strong; the Seth, which I under the command of Major Fork.% I. ; the 66th, which is under the roraroand of Lieu tenant le 110 strcmg; the 2nd Battdion Ride Ilifipelorbkh ilea muter this tornmand of the Hon. Major Cava*, is US thong; Nod the 3rd Battalion Rile Brigitte, white le maw the mmramed of Captain Rolls. i. 15 wrong. • bur& bettalion Rine lily& le *lout to be established. Imuires WAGES.—A peat:tar cue came on far Irwin When the Southampton borough magistrates an itipley, treks a ohne for 30f. de. litd for wages claimed by eserterseiMeri of themeless-UM Oseida, of the Europese sad Awash= Company. It appears that the plalntitf is eiskulties with the risaairks of the aew, signed articles as eerie is he °Wei lee tine years Thi vessel left this pert he Wary with bee Ildagmhis erWa where she arrived es the Nat of Deseshr, M* sad from that time to Jeariary 31 inme 11 is 16 ems west daily absent foam the ship, ea/ sheen 30 dmeeted With the view of ret the mil, Capt. Hyde (comesender of the Oneida) the ems mere wiuse—ss Weems of nearly onto-rarsZl doebte he the ire deparimast. The promos me hoorah, endorsed ea the articles helm the magistrates, and duly duel by the esplein. Os the anise! of the ship at South mins the 'smug nfued to pay the on.. the advanced wages. Macs the 'Aimee had been gins the batch de cided hat the chits eseld not be enforced, at the graved that the iscreseel wages were offered to keep the as. from learlag the slip, sad that their live. ware sot endangered by staying Is Ur; Ist hey recommended the company to give • substantial hugs Is every rasa who had nut mails as aisasgt to bad. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1867. SPORTING. HANDICAPS, ibci. bet if entered to be sold kr 1601., allowed 41b; if kr 1001., 81b; 761., 121 b; 601., lab; 301., 21lb; 201., 28lb; the win ner to be mid by masks. /lent three quarters of • mile. To clam on Tesaley, Mire sight **eke& in the ormekg. Ten Mamas Peat 10 essa, added to a Ser of 6 my. each, for keen that Bever wee more thsaVso ek : st any ens time 'wedges le Ms twee; 1-yr-olds, Jet 41b; four, fist 6th; lye, get Lib; iht eel age 4 ttet 316; mares and geldings allowed N 1; home having started woe this year without winning 501. at or time, allowed 31b; twice or more, 61b. One mile.—To eine al rooky, before eight o'clock in the evening. TO 711 TEDITOII 07 TIM =PRIM. Sle,—The task of handicapping a lot of two Modred animals now-a-days le not ans of the pleassiost that amid be allotted to halft-does of the most expori awe Mika, as much peas being tsken to blind all who bare • beardbag in such matters b a few "clever owl; but the Cesanwitch and Csatbr•• • Essidiospe sin seek Ma their compares may feel proud al era Ire two more open-looking races of the have sot boon sea this mama, ail ft Is that the Cinerwitch bass op prowl three dye with a good favourite being sada On this wake 100 to 4 err Mk= hear about Y.Bsn before dr wolighawere Mown ; bet now 100 to 3 is to b reeked as the raid, sad rid than is no favourite. This is a oars sign that the Moak" ere to kfeculties to and one saber Mr is arearal, sad the *Skate bookmakers may wager • seratyprelitside be rem It is curious to sada the lspoysate arab taw that have na y = filtwee. th is amok The Lamp, it will be h. base that Oat jw a Aladdin, kW OcamaL but we proved to be • messy difirea resdemem, ami Mortared his gears In Sot Mb, The sent Qatar Mr ward whit a beery weight is Idwyadel Dime, who Mis bet este in perk, am wide& sissies be as mow as Sea fa the mat webbed vlth • wade rase steW Es Is earieferg arse Set la of dr isiderirs palling of • aide eseapsnion i t i t i = Labstus le mat on the Ilet of the preowned Ist,' for *lli as be be riddled with Tr 101 b for owing that be area bet with two ear rely two dojo age, nalmethe t bele Mawr &marling contentiee they do so lmmilh ir He bee IM mane weight in the Caiskilge Mot shins, which nee he Me probably been sewed for, if say • bet he Err Ma at least • elm • more th an he Ira calcoilated upon kart, sad is not limb ear to be • favourite. On naming dews the Oareerach list, Pretty Boy sad Mari as the fiat to rhea make, all the lot them klieg est of It ism aides. I bad • goal of at thoodword, whose the na forward h elp wa s il dw r pet either she watt so well 1 meat tbst ei th er as le favoured or Prater is over-rated, for de coma be add to have done wrong et any time, sa she k btbe front rank, the midortone brag that i Te a t sot quite good enough to win with the weight gam her in good =way. Compere her with Laos in the Caster Cop, where otit=siP hard for a . plan," with that of Lance sad May at Shrewsbury the folkwing week, and Mazy will appear superior to Praetor but instead of ewrist, Mow, receives 10th. She mainly appeared L oa gone of•a little at Manchester and Ascot, bat she looked so well sole at Wolverhampton, where she did not win, that I earn& she is still the Mary that gave Raker lat 71b, sad best him in the spring, and good three-yr aide seehold safe by her, while ev succeed ing he in the Wt down to Artillery, 4 yes, let MII, looks band* enomob, this gentleman having ewe canoe with her at the weight. The trot of the 3- yr-eide worthy of discussion is the Bashi-Ba enk,_ who, i t it be true that Ma party have triedidm high enough to make them think ha MN • chap°, be the St. Leger, ought not to be out of the question at Tst 416. There are several very close to him on the list who look peculiarly formidable—in Mt, all the 3-yr-olds inter vening between hlmjand Fright, 3 yrs, fiat 121 b, are are to wept, Mongrel being better Meal thari would Mw been supposed after the outcry avast him at Toth. From Fright I ji6o to Odd Trick, 3 pro, tat Sib, Ms the Tatersary Mauch an encounter bet some say be censor stay, w he may repudiate adore the wean is ever. Oleninger, 3 yrs, fit Sib, Is as of W. Day's string, and I doubt not be will make • Mounts of something, which might, however, be December, 6 yrs, Sat Ilb, or Ackworth, 3 yrs, 4.4121 b. Tendermenlin, 4 yrs, fit Sib, and Newiugton, 4 yrs, fit 71b, we the best of the feathered four-year-olds, and I rasa kelp thinking that the first-montionei batmen reared for WOW thing Had be anything of his last yeses form about him, Is could win as early as his stable companion, Mr. Sykes, did b 1863 ; and think him good enough to recommend, avoa a this arty period. Comedian, 3 yrs, Bat 71b, will be mode • ilavoerita hat I like the appearance of hb stare Bird-in-the-Had, Nally as well, and lem ilear l w matireinta, Peeping Torn, King of the Forest, and Carlton an duo worth y of mention as pretty certain Thee=the Winos is lather of them is a forlorn one. dim colt, Cedric, and Lima will be at compara tively _skirt odds, bat they era only useful, in my opinion, be Wake papaw. Minimal, the Plush colt, rod Aster bosiveit, as, Musty to be the Orr favourite More any OraMilaUrp:Altiv"iteela IWheieW, IZTYZA — not Ai wM be maid to Mr. Jackson this season—but the cry be more at home on the Cambridgeshire mume. The light wilighte are to be well watched here, es there ere mimml that ham shown e " bit of running but those I spadially plat to are Ackworth and Cultivation, the former of whom ems once • favourite for the Derby—in which reefs, by-the-by, he did not disgrace himself—and should there be • .ialion to support him in the right quarter, I shall hardly know where to find one to compete with him. Don caster may do something for the race; but fur the preset, I must bid adieu to the subject—the Cambrid not re quiring any notice yet, the mine animals being engaged in both races, generally speaking' and the above remark. are equally applicable to the second race. The only important fixture of the current week is Derby, which occupies Wednesday and Thwiday ; and, ea the second day at Beech*, and the "little go" at Weymouth ea Bridgetown will not offer great attrectione, ex as to the "locals,' • full muster will be sun to show. As Lbws are eeveml of the animals mge, however, who are a.° in the Cesarewitch and Cambriphire, end many rams at Don caster, I must know a little as to than likely to use Derby im fiwe I can fairly disco"' the programme. f3ept. 5. METEOR. PROGRAMME_ OF Till Eke IE LICHFIELD MEET- .X011!0W. THE N,RAERY 11ARDIcAP of S ;ay. each, with 25 added; for 2-yr-olds. Wtrmas Deice after 9 a.m., AECUE to 24 any 51b, Woe 71 6 tram Ow mile. (11 subs.) lb lb =ran by W Der—dr by Pr at Dr Hr. ........... ..... In lbawareartairimilooo 4 easa; 3-yrolia est ; gm, {lb; Am, 9at Mb; Mx and aged, 9at 111 b. Two mew Tin Clout Cyr of 50 can. in specie, lidded to Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 son. twit. Three to start, or the 50 won. will not be added. The winner of the Staffordshire Stakes to carry 71b extra. One roil . (13 subs.) .11 Warr Lone l4ll. rith..toni 11 . " Tee ANULIMIT BTAIIM of 20 son., added to a Sweep etake of 3 son. each; for 3-yr-olda, Tot 71b; four, Sot 71b; On, Set 101 h; sit and aged, 9st 21b; mares and ridings allowed 31b. The winner to be rold fur 2001. ; if for 601., allowed 71b; if fur 40/,, 141 k ; if for 201., 211 b. The winner to be sold by auction. One mile.• THE Wars.. HANDICIP of 10 son. each, t ft. Win sera after the weights an published to carry 51b extra Gentlemen Mrs. professionals allowed to ride by carrying Mb extra. Whirn after the weights are published to carry Sib extra. Ose sans. (3 subs.) eke ~aate far MOM M I 1 1 , 1 I•dyn.grom ar A Seiner tirtittcas of 10 SOTS. each, h ft. °esthetes Aden Professionals to terry 61b antra Six furlongs. To dtas this evening (Monday). PROGRAMME OF DERBY SUMMER MEETING.—WrorrsDAT. Tina TILADIIIIIIIIeII PLAT{ of 100 110.11., added to a Hag- Mop of IS sees. each, 10 ft, and 6 only If declared. The whom of my rem et the value of 100 eon. including his owe stake, after 9 a.m., August IS, 111 b; of 200 enew, 71b ; sod of 900 sore. or more, 1010 extra. The woad bores to save his stake. Two miles. (27 subs., 13 of whom de clared.) An 714bassaa 0. 71.4.1.. 4 A 9 lb 0 Palms . . . ..... ...,.. 3 I I 33494441 /Magnet (blab 2 0 0 ales/ ................3 S 0 I I tc".„2111711B1IIT HANDICAP of 6.a•11. each, 2 ft, with 40 added. Any minnow after 9 a.m. ' August 18, to carry bib into.. About thates-quetere of atolle. (12 subs.) a lb Wesillbs kb O 421121.. i 111 Iklumdl•o4. 00 . . 10 Bibs t e l.r:Ellgiii ii — 4 d 1 at DistatfthftsseF PLAT' (issilosp) se II son. for syspobla sag upwards. Any amble of isms the pusgarty DU Elms ewer 'cloy Iva fir this phis. Aai winner of a land the voles of 100 goes. Act Awls is, to are, 416 intoa ;al 1110 sows., 716 sibs. Ors issod. Ti Dm* Ar val st s.----...AT lA . =:,....-........-... y 1 ::::::: .::::: 2 s I rt i r g i " I i Por:k . I I • I oft Dagersgrr areas a ftweepetakes of 6 sows. sorb, vint le died; 2-7r-obIN 74 ; three, Sat 12Ib ; her, Satitts; amok isistra, litat UM; tb. 441131114 to be obi it WM; 13 II ~ 4 fit .. 4 111 6 .Txussi4y. Till CHATIWOIIIII 110;;;;Iria0 OM., added to& Handl cep of 10 wen rob, la I, end II ady if declared ; the whams of say race of the vales of 100 sore including his own Wake, after nine a.th, August 111 • to 011ary 41b ; of 200 eon. „r e or morn 7th Bohm; the vitiate al the Plate at thi. meeting to wry 10th antes, la t . 66 i s So say other pe nalty to which he way be id& ; the hone to awe hie ad.. Ow mile orlSooorter. 6of whom dclared). Air ig lb . i r 4I =t Wm ?lb el i f ' .l) . ' 4 : 1 Ent Yarre '.•• -•• * 1 0 e 81 Owirta..7 V 01... ... 1I 4 eiktrteeeo 1I i lisetiateleo Wetmore, ...........: I la Ina es 1 13,343005 e 3 4, I 044 Trlk 9 Tae-UNISITWAYILLO 3 &WM Of 60 awe. sddsd to a sweepstake of 10 eon. emob . It et, Ito 11-yr-olds ; oohs, Bst 101 b; lilies sarl u sid=lst 7Da; boom haftiog &WM dunes the a cr tt *Meg ma eig la Ike dap Ml' runalair, herr 119 i Ibis. imams, 721.; a 1e34- net of say 2-yr- state (sedge waing Atha), to morrylffir tetra; the maw of ths mewed bons to mere hie stake. Three guertses of a mile. (7 Ws.) Mainetsy (61b eine), Athos (61b sates), Queenstown, Keystone, Hansom (61b sins), Ka4le (6lb ratis). Tan Iceman STAINS (Handicap) of 60 ewe., added to a wesspetakse of 10 sow. awl, 3ft, is 2-yr-olds. The winner of the Nursery Handkop on the lid day to any 10Ib extra, sad the seosnil,6lb extra. The winner of laymen dim 9 SAL, August 18, to merry illb seta, but this washy net to be ie Within to the extra weight to be incurred fa the Nunn, Handicap. Straight run !teen, half • mile. (la embel i.. I noun tram tin lb est • • 11 Nitta. •••••• ----- - ------ i w«ars• a ii..) .- It, llestor—kiplie. • 4 I l ed " 11.". .,, 1i k:iP1:H ... f estite rimmiliL .....,... ..... :::: CI Ili Sonstenr STAKES (liaathcep) at 5 sow. each, 2 ft, with 30 added, far horses of ell ages; the owner of the eeo oad hone to wee his stabs. About three-quarters of a mile.— , To that sad news by 9 o'clock in the waning of tin, first woe I day. The weights is bedeclared by 9 o'clock the following Tee 81111.11 NO STARTS Of 30 lova., added to • sweepstakes of 6 own ads ; 2-yr-olda, he 1216 ; th ree, lin 121 6 ; dew, let 121; firs ad upwards, 1 0.1 lib ; mugs nod allowed /fib ; a Warr of 60 sow. in HQ, 611, sztre a l a t +Wier to be soldier 100 sow. , if unwed to Its sold for 761., allowed 6th; If kr OW, 10th ; 401., 16th ic 991., Mb.; 2W., 281 k; tins *bar to le sold by sacdon. Onssties.—To close ad wan by 9 (Meath thssyssizsg at the first woodsy. HUNTING APPOINTWINT. The Devaa sad 6ce;;;;C:iiil7.• ea Tuesday at the Jewry Kemal, awl ea Friday at Cbsathara—at balf-peat 10. LETTER 111101 f .AGRA. The following letter bee been received from a yoaas tidy in the fort of Agee : " net Ape, 16th July, 1857. "Deena Memma,—To-day we hear that a mad is to be mat, If passible, to Bombay, and I eat slue you will be very amnions te know how we are E byall when yea hear that we hare Om yeallye. a=o bony of mutineers between 3,000 and 4,000 meet. We only at 000 men an all to sand out with Mx gust. The C. 0. Brig►- dier Polohell did not take out sufficient ammunition with bus. _ _ " Tin sudineers wired within three miles of Agra, on Sunday worming, the 6th d Judy. had eight guns, 1,000 country, sod about three N. I. ments. Our men fought es Englishmen always tight, and would have driven the seam from the field bat theyna short a ammunition, and bed t toiretreat, the fanny following for a mile or they had oily two or three ram& of ammunition left, ea It was a Barad mistake an the part of our brigadier to end our troops with so ; the motisiere might bars beta awl up to • moo. Hi next edeteke was to order the troops Into the feet Instead et the osotomment• ; for during , the night the villages all came in and burnt and " looted ' the whole easteamsate. Our house is not burnt, but eau blessed plea of furniture gone, either looted or smashed • my beautiful canal g I believe, broken into bite. The pour old parrot, Dhobin begged lard for her life, but they twisted her neck beau° she bad eaten the Feragbee's salt. We have only saved our personal property and horses ; some poor fellow. hare haw's% their own clothes even. We mes all now shut up is the fat, 7,000 souls in all, waiting till I=en troops come up. It Is seld we are again to be on Sunday. I am net shad; bat I hope not, for the lose is killed end wounded wee awful as the 6th, about 160 killed and wounded in the 3rd Europium registat (only about 600 men of it Pint out) ; @eery fifth one was knocked over, Bob was there with the winery : be and most of the Ni Akers rode idongedde to protect the gene. On. odicer—Captain D'Oyly —of the Artillery killed (such • dos fellow he we.), and • greet many bedly wounded. Bob was not touched, and Is now • C 0121170 °Neer a the fort. 7,000 people to feed to no sinecure for the com missariat °Steers. I cannot write to you much more, as I have been very seedy' all to-day with • alight attack d dysentery. lam now writing from bed ; and se Bob is waiting to take the Miter to the poet I will finish. Bob is ' going to and me hoots as soon as the rade are passable for and when we meet I will give you a long account of our adventures amongst the mutineers. Till then good bye, and God bless you.' SCICIDE OP A COtTY.E-110117SE KEEPER.--Yeater day (Sunday) morning Mr. Wingfield toffee-home keeper, of Fer t ingdon-street, was found suspended by his neck in the «Mar. Deceased had but a day or two ago been dieehartred from prison on recognisance' for M-treating hie wife, when ha returned home end began the lame line of conduct, turning the whole family into the street. A freak warren, woe ob tained and left on his table, which no doubt caused him to destroy himself. DEATU ram( Enorox.—On Saturday an inquest was hold at the Star Hotel, Upper Norwood, Wert Mr. W. Carter. coroner for Hart Seen,', on the body of Jane Bandon, aged 46. The dseemed wee Ma wife of a looking-glees ail vent, melding la Aar-Wert, Ooodman's-fields, and it ap peared that the unhealthy nature of that occupation bad not only very serionely 'Misted the health of her hothead, but had rendet.l her exceedingly delicate. She wee, however, from the cireneminace of her eon—a youth sired 13, formi ng pert of the choir of 3,ooo—induced to visit the Cryetal Niece on Wednesday lest, and during the performance was taken suddenly ill, exclaiming " Oh, my dear child," and, pointing to the orchestra, immediately became paralrted Ia her right side, losing et once the power of speech and con soionisess. She wee promptly removed to Mr. Wright'. °Mee, sad attended by Mews. Holley nud Leese, surgeona, reekling in the locality ; but, notwithstanding their unre "sluing attentions, she nraduelly sank and expired about a =to 11 o'clock the same night. The cause of her so Mr. Hanley described, was an attack of apoplexy, produced by emotion operating 4 her in a delicate mate of " CHOwDED CHEAP TRIP.—A CHILD MOTHERED. Oa Monday about 3.600 people were brought to this town, in 96 corteges, by the North-Sartam Railway from Leeds. On their way to Hall the preemie in one of the carriages was so great that • young child In arms was snothend to death. The weather proved rather =Lemuel,* although the few showers of ram which fell did not seem at en, 4o deter the excursioniata from their pleasure. Her Mjosetys ship Cornwallis sveme4 to be the chief attnitike, sad many Ints duds of p cle visited her daring the day. The pure and market • wore en animated appearance, and nosey armed to fly pretty freely. la the ffeliallf the railway station in Paragon-street was the scene of Us pub* excitement. Each one seemed anion, to gat into the first and, u a matter of course. every as could TM accommodated, and a squabble took plane. The line woe thronged with people up as far es Dog-kennel-lane. The railway oflicUla were running here and there, and all over. Lads wcre amusing themselves by shouting, end children with crying. Cattle waggons were onsarded with people, and engines wire whistling louder than ever. Arimpt harm the ineteet excitement prowled, far name bed lees there bother and others more onetly articles. One woman bad given ere to the core of her idea fee a few minutes, and whoa the vemeel it bath err the pares as. no mire to he bad ; lereerwr, with • bile polkas% and a pod deal of marry up mad dews the piethra, the "lest was bad," sal the 111 e re wee ere sore termed to the area et he park Deft this ,lane the weird woe gin increasing, and the deck thawed hall-per earn, end the tales, It had beat rid thertrosid rat ft erten o'clock. The reiterant, bereetrer, _ artired, mad the meltitede. Instead ot deareslag, sera 6a lestere. This etre et three continued all gar ththt, ram the tram lett the erre. emit Trine tackle( reed we tour thr the =e s t the arm led bent aerider ably emigrated by press to by meth • sem et sebeethe se the Ire reared abed WI-pea area eltdeek. Aria el the ezitheret, kavere,llll herd et se eselthat, which is way teedllMle b Or eassfery.—AW Peer. Tat Nsw Law =UM° TO BANKING COM vaum.—Arearliag M the now ad (110 sad 21 Ttctabe, a IN), c lass Mate away Is to Dery glismil ass (E+ampa' id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ZWIGIITS (J TEE BATH. A Return presented to the Rouse of Commons, of the 1141:1111. of the persons upon whom her Majesty has hem visaed to confer the dignity of Knight OOrrasa CMS of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, from the yew 1847 to the present time, dating the amount of tam ac tually paid by each individual, and, in oases when fees have not hem paid, the causes at such non-poysaint 'rho following fees, amounting to 1641.65. Bd., are payable wider the statutes of the Order of the Bath, on the mut of nary Knight Grand Cross, sad have been O i l tie andwsenti mad appointments (except in the ewes of the Earl of Dundeasid, Brr Charles Bella, Sir Edmund Lyrae (now Lord Lyons), the Earl of St. Germane, and Sir James Outran) • To the dean of the order, 221. fis. Bd.; to the 22/. ; to Bath King of Arms, 221. ; to the= tra gea V t' to the senetary, 221. ; to th• gentlamen 221.; to the 'massager, 1131. 13s. 4d. ; to Bath King of Aar, for bash of the statutes, 61. 13a. 4d.; to the secretary, far folios al station, 61. 13s. M. Total, 1641. 6s. 84. Sion the lat of Jemmy, 1647, the following Knights Grand Cram have bean eppointed 1847.—ar George Hanilhon Seymour, *Admiral the Earl of Dendsnald, Lieutenant-General Lord Fitzroy Samna (afterwards Plaid-Marshal Lord Raglan), Liniment-om. Sir John Macdonald, the Marquis of Normanby, Omani Sir Colin Halltett. _ _ _ _ _ t- G John Bunter Littler ; Ge- • mil Sir James Lillyman iiiihraight Men. Mr Geer , HatOye Mightht Slr Missal Blakesey, LM.br mt L liTharJtwsll, Lleutsaant-Gemrsl Sir Walter Re- Bert. 1651.—Right Hon. Sir Henry Lytton Bawer. 113S2.—Right Hon. Sir John C. Hobhouse, Batt. (now Lord Broughton), Admiral Sir Charles Eking, General Sir Bogardus Maitland, Admiral the Hon. Sir Tharma Modell Ca ml, General Sir Ale:ander Woodford. Liantsnant-Gen. Sir Henry Fredorick Bouvet* /Admiral Sir Charles Bolen, Cameral Sir John Von Bnegoyaa, But. 1863.—lard Cowley (now Mail Cowley). 1864.—Right Hon. Sir lames Robert George Graham, Hot. _ _ . ilk—General ftir Gump Brown, Gmand Highness the Doke of Camtwidte -Gemara SIM Ley Resat Lieut.. General Sir Richard Baikal Lie ca zt a : Gemara] Sir Colts Campbell, General Sir Juts General Sir Hew Dalrymple Rom, Viee-Adadral Si, James Whitley Deana Auld's :Vim-Mmiral Sir Edmund Lycra' gt: t., w Lord Lyon.), Admiral Sir Graham Edam Hamad, Admiral Sir James Alexander Gordan, General Sir James Simpson, Lord Namara. 1556.—Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, But 1867.-sTha Earl of St. Germans, f Limit:General Sir Jsakes9viltram. _ _ Darius the ism. period the following have been appointed Honorary Knights Grand Cross of the said Order, viz. The Hmedita7 Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Streditz, the Priam of Hohenlohe Langenburg, Field Marshal Omar Naha, General the Prince Napoleon, Marshal Canrobert, Marshal Count Valliant, General La Marmon, Marshal Pardee (now Due de Kaska), Marshal Baguet, General de Bohr, General de WMahoe, General de St. Jean d'Angfly, General Morris, the Prince of Prussia, Admiral Hamelin. Nets.—flirice the year 1847 it has not been usual to reqatre the payment of tete train parsons appointed Honorary Knights °dad Crow d the Order of the Bath • Tu fro u . n .cri a D 7w ing ai ta... mid • ..../ Ar e 4 c.44. The. me e e mmtrz efe 2lk of April. MC of She Orem to 7874 bs ••• no. ▪ feee kaki bag kid ea Order 414 merle skeleneke kr feu Ile bat lb Clerk. Dia Mk elkew imeekeleied . l7l:Zr. and " 1•111Velt= trZlihttit. ' = " 4o.a. Me. usallibe eke Ike' reelkft Mk art WU ..al lhe jor . Ile▪ like tw re l e ="tf i lkaar Lod Ne ls i eve ll 7=eleeleeel ig "ill e Oki IV Greed One. es see ea WA amiss Ism On Ike kb .1= 70..1....d Laz=r" 54 she ask Al. of 7 - The Lea et It Gameat ....w feeletoted th e tettl7 Pert oft Applinlies W set bre reefer peyenent of the teee. I Mr lame Oleasm Ina ben epee Med dam thla morn yes felled foe. Apeiteetiott bee set yet liesa cede fee parmeot of the tea meat that the offence presod amounts to larceny, he shall not by moon thereof be entitkd to be acquitted of a mis demeanor under this act. In every prosecution for any misdemeanor against this act the court before which any much otknce shall be pro secuted or tried may allow the expenms of the prosecution in all respects as in came of felony. misdemeanor ageing this ad shall be prosaeted or tried at any court of general or quarter sessions of the rem 17. The word "trustee" shall in this act mean a trustee some express trust created by some dent will, or instru ment in writing, and shall else include the heir and personal representative of any such truinec, and also all executor, and administrators, liquidators under the Joist Stock Companies Act, 1866, and all assignees in bankruptcy end insolvency. The word " property" shall inelude every description of real and personal property, good., raw or other materiels, money, debts, and legacies, and al deed* and in struments relating to or evidencing the title or right to any property, or giving a right to recover or receive any or goods; and awl word "property" shall also done and include not only such real and personal property as may have been the original subject of a trust, but also any real or per sonalcrizreel into which the same may have been converted or ex and the proceeds thereof respectively, and any thing aNui by ouch proceeds. 18. This act shall not extend to Scotland. 31116RAVON SHIPS. (From thelrosmases Journal.) There are few to whom the benevolent exertions of Mr. Yere Foster, our countryman, are not known. He has devoted him time to the emigration question, and done much to smooth the difficulties which interposed between our emigrating countrymen and the objects of their pursuit. We know of few gentlemen who have laboured so emerge neatly and sueoesafully in destroying the crimp system, and otherwise improving the emigrimes condition before and dozing the long sea psapage. Seine time ago Mr. Foster col lected in Louth, Meath, and the neighbouring countimanurn bar of young girls of unspotted reputation, to the number of one hundred and twenty, with a view of providing for them in the Western States of America. Having shipped them at Liverpool on board the packet ship, City of Mobile, and marls all the neoessary arrangements for their safe conduct, se he imagined, Mr. Foster preceded them by steam to New York, both to receive them on their snivel and conduct them to their future settlement. The City of Mobile duly arrived, but for some reason or other Mr. Footer found • general reluctance on the part of his protlyees to go further. Ultimately not more than a dozen out of the 120 consented to leave New York, with whom ho went westward end placed in good situations. What became of the 100 who left their homes under such promising swims," and who characters were so pure before the pollution of the emigrant skip ? Nothing was known of the poor ma tures—how they lived or died.—until some time after, when a kind-hearted gentleman was struck with the appearance of • wretched object in the most fashionable thoroughfare of New York. She was Irish girl —one who had suffered end was suffering much in mind and in body. Her face was covered with bruises and her body with rags. She told a wild and pitiful story to the Commissioners of Emigration—that she mune to New York to the City of Mobile, tinier the care of • gentleman whom she i'fterwards requited with ingratitude—that she had since lived • life of crime and trifferisig, and was now a wanderer in • strange land without a home, friends, or money. Susan Smith. the Broadway outcast, was one of the girls who went out under Mr. Foster's are, and had been seduced from the ship by sellers and others to houses of ill-fain., where their min was The wretched girl was too weak at the time 1 11 ."= li l b itall statement, but subsequent) y she deposed to the fallowing facia, of which there is no doubt, and which enfold mother chapter i n diabolical history of Liver cle=ration hd eas:Tater af fi d a v it or is the to f t l h m e :f ffec h t et fe di :L. 4l4e par singers were on the same night taken on shore by • boat's crew of the ship; next morning five others were taken of by "the quarter-master;" at noon the Mlle day the depo nent and another girt were taken away toe brothel, where they remained for six weeks; that the other females were taken to Castle Garden, the regular point of disembarkation at New Yea. end landed. There is ;little room, however, to doubt that all or the mejorlty were subjected to the stuns profligate influences and consequences. Here is • whole cargo of virtue—before it was subjected to the contamination of sailors—lost for the want of ordinary care. We never heard or read of such a sad story. Out of one hundred and twenty, who left Ireland in safety, with their characters vouched by their clergy, only twelve or so were uninfected, the rest having been ruined in the short epee of one month. Emigrant ships, in truth, are floating hells. Little or no care Is taken by the owners to provide proper officers, and the viciow persons who are invested with command are just as wicked as the crew. It was the duty of the owners to select suitable officers, end to prohibit, by every possible means. all intercourse between the passeugers and sailors. In this particular are, where such • number of unmarried females, without contro l or protection, were embarked for a long sea voyage, every are should have been taken to pre vent intercourse with the crew. How they condoned themselves while on board we have no information— but it Is very evident the officer of the City of Mobile neg lected the ditty which the law imposed. For every wa llower not landed at Castle Garden the captain was liable to • fine, and yet he permitted the crew to secrete some of the passengers in the kmastle, who afterward. smuggled them ashore, and carried them to the terrible dens where their destruction was consummated. Hero is at least a wilful viols tion of state law by the officers of the ship, and we tenet the state authorities have dealt vigorously with the legal and moral infraction. The horrors of the City of Mobile are not so- litery instances of depravity. Unprotected females, of whom hudreds annually leave our shores in quest of friend, or of fortune, are sacrificed in this loathsome middle passage. The officers are just as licentious ea the crew. Both deuce are equally intent en the ruin of their victims, and, if o ties be wanted aboard, the disgusting dens with wt i a rt ;:l i w - York, like Liverpool, abound., are directed to have their emissaries prepared, on the arrival of the remelt, to take chargeof the paseengir, and convey them to " p and comfortable lodgings. We need net dwell on the results. A New York journal lately stated and we believe with truth, that more women are prostituted every year in the packet ship. from European ports to New York than in London, Pare, and New York taken to. gether. From information which has reached ourselves, we ace satisfied this amount is not so much exaggerated. Fe males without protection are in most instances lost either afloat or ashore. After all the noise about emigration officers and passenger acts, there is really little done to insure the moral safety of passenger. Unrestricted intercourse ia the general rule on beard. We are reluctant to ay • word de precatory of Mr. Footer's conduct. We are convinced he used every exertion, and exerted every promise that the pas sengers would be duly taken care of in his abeence. We immune they were in charge of a matron, who appoint to have ill-understood her duty, or not to have bad sufficient influence to counteract the wicked designs of the debauched crew. We think Mr. Foster should have been with them during the voyage. Perhaps his engagements rendered that course inconvenient or impracticable. At any rate It was highly dangerous, as events proved, to comwit such a number of innocent girls to the temptations of a free intercourse with depraved mem, with no other restraint than the presence of a matron, who could exercise no tepee:sive authority in the fen of such dangers. We presume the friends and relatives of the sad freight per ship City of Mobilo an already in poeueseion of the facts to which we have advertel—if not, they may dis cover in the subjoined deposition of poor Susan Smith food fee tear and lamentation. Better let the whole sad history be known. It may produce ultimate good is wholly stay ing that national madness for emigration of which we have well nigh seen the end "OtrOSITION 07 SUSAN OMITH. "City and County of New York.—Sumn Smith, late of county Meath, Ireland, being sworn, deposes and says that she is 21 rare of age, end came passenger to the Fort of New York in the ship City of Mobile. Mere:tall, master, from Liverpool, and armed on the 30th of It= last ; that after the vessel had mat anchor off Coeds Gerdes, Margaret Bloody and four other paseengers of the ship were oa the seam night, at about eleven o'clock, taken off the Tomei by two of the sailors belonging to the ship, in one boat, and brought to the city ; that on the next morning, at about eight o'clock, the ship having meantime been taken round to a pier, five passengers, awned Mary Malone, Mary Kelly, Ann Donnelly, Jane Crawley, and a girl named Margaret, were taken off by the quartermaster, named Bill Mooney, who was away', so far as dynamic:a knows, at the wheel during the voyage ; that at &best twelve o'clock noon, on the same day, Wednesday, deponent apd girl named Ellen `teary , who wee a pmeenger. were taken off the vessel by two sailors. named Jame. and Thema, sad brought to the home of Kit Burnt, No. 32, Water-street, where deponent has remained up to the present time ; says that the other yammerers were takes off the valid In • steamboat on the day of arrival, at about six o'clock p.m., and brought to Castle-garden, as depnent believes, ended meantime deponent and the other males, as above stated, were °marled is the forecastle ot the ship by the *lore until brought ashore, as above stated. bet SUSAN I SMITH. "Sworn to before too this 4th day of Aupst, 1857, "BERNARD CASSERLY, COODItiESIORet of Dude Tho Cosamirdonar, by the oonsent of Justice Osboes, sat on dim to No. 32 , Water-alma, and satostod Won Neap, and sent bar to Ward's Island." ELECTION EXPENSES IN ESSEX.—The election auditor for Itsbion has jar* returned the expenses of Mr. T. Sutton Western, M.P. (who is about to be entertained by We cenetitnents at • ;Wilk dinner), at 4221. 12s. a • thawed Mr. Bramby Moore. M.P.. at 4201. 10e. 9a. • ad those of Mr. Peacocks, at 4141. 19e. 9d. In North Bearinorhere tams was no contest, Mr. Bamford, M.P., expended 631. Is. ; end Du Ciao, 901. 7e. MB TRAUDCLENT TV:CUES ACT. The following is a copy of the new act to make better provision for the puntehmmt of frauds committed by trustees, beakers, and other pemoiss entrusted with property: Whereas it Is expedient to make better provision for the panishment of froths committed by truster, bankers, and other persons entrosted with property : Be it enacted by the Queen's mart excellent blajeety, by and with the advies and COMMA of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, In the mead parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows 1. If any person being a trustee of any property for the benefit, either wholly or partially, of some other person, or for any public or charitable purpose, shall, with intent to de fraud, convert or appropriate the same or any part thereof to or for his own use or purposes, or shall, with intent afore said, otherwise dispose of or destroy such property or any part thereof, he chill be guilty of a misdemeanor. 2. If any person being a banker, merchant, broker, attar sfyi or Kant, and being entrusted for safe custody with the property of any other person, shall, with intent to defraud, I sell, negotiate, transfer, pledge, or in any manner convert or =Pr• to or for his ownsuch property or any part , use shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. 3. If any person entrusted with any power of attorney let the sale or transfer of any property shall fraudulently seC or transfer or otherwise convert each property or any pare thereof to his own use or benefit, he shell be guilty of a 4. If say person, being a bailee of any property, shall frandaloody take or convert the same to his own We, or the am of any person other than the owner thereof, although he shall not break bulk or otberwiss determine the !ailment, he shall be guilty of larceny. 6. If any person, being a director, member, or public officer of any body corporate or public company, shall frau dulently take co apply, for his own um, any of the money or other property of such body corporate or public company, ha shall be guilty of • coiedermanor. 6. If any person, being a director, public officer, or manager of any body corporate or public company, shall as such receive or pour himself of any of the money or other property of auth body corporate or public company other wins than in payment of a just debt or demand, and shall, with latent to defraud, omit to make or to cause or direct to be made a fall and erm entry thereof in the books and accounts dutch body corporate or public company, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. T. lt say director, public officer, or member of and.a., J ody oorponte or public 'company shall, with Intent to , destroy, alter, mutilate, or falsify any of the hooka, papas, writings, or securities belonging to the body corpo rate or public company of which he la a director or manager, rake aloe, or member, or make or concur in the making of any false entry, or any material ondasion in asy book of secount or other document, he shall be guilty of a amide- 8. It director, manager, or public officer of any body oorporate or public company shall maim, circulate, or publish, et concur in making, circulating, or pabliskiing, any written statement or account which be shall know to be false in any matenel parti,ular, with intent to deceive or defraud any member, shareholder, or creditor of each body corporate or public company, or with intent to induce any person to be come a shareholder or partner therein, or to intrust or ad vance any mousy or property to such body corporate or public conipamy, or to enter into any security fur the benefit thrthe shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. may peen shall receive any chattel, money, or vslaable security which shall have been so fraudulently die peed etas I. emir the party disposing thereof guilty of a misdemeamer under sny of the provisions of this act, know ing the wane to bare been so fraudulently disposedl t t Alta ke ',Dry of • misdemeanor, and m y be i and crenelated thereof, whether the party guilty of the On et* idennewner shall or shall not have been previously convicted, or shall or shall not be amenable to justice. 10. Beery person found guilty of a misdemeanor under this act shell le lieble, at the discretion of the court, to be teas in penal servitude for the term of three years, or to ads se& other punishment, by impriaonment tor not mom than two year. 'nth or without bard labour, or by fine, ea the wort shall award. . . . 11. Nedra it thin set contorted shall enable or entitle any person to reline to make a full and complete discovery by mower to say bill in equity, or to answer soy question or interroptory ht any civil proceeding in any court of law or equity, or in the courts of bankruptcy or insolvency ; but no answer to any such bill, question, or interrogatory shall be admirable in evidence against such prison in any proceeding under this act. 12. Nothing in this act contained, nor any proceeding, conviction, or judgment to be had or taken thereon against any pen= under thin act, shall prevent, learn, o:=2 any remedy at law or in equity which any party by my offence against this act might have had if thin act bad net been pared; but no conviction of any sach alma, then her rerad in evidence in any action at law or wit in equity wing hip; sad nothing in this act contained shall affect or prorates any aperient entered into or security given by say trnelekboving reit. object the ?adoration or repay ment of my Must property turappropriated. Is. No proceeding or prosecution for any canoe included rattler session, but not included in any other war of tro u ,h all y be commented without the sanction of bar • • Attormy-General, or, in case that office be vacant, of 'a 'a Solicitor-Gear :al : provided that where any olvil icerrosediag shall have been taken against any pawn to miner de revisions of the rid first section, but not or mT ether at• of thls act, may apply, no person who call hem bibs Mb civil proceeding shall commence say pro madam under this act without the ruction of the court or judge before whom such civil proceeding shall have been had or 14. * shall be minding. woo the trial of any person under this ad it shell