The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-01 00:00:00

r - WNW . Tt 116 - /, ft.. '1 NEWSPAPER rtsll‘4 4 gsamiu. I , , fk Na 6,297.) Ci!UTTA, catalog at the Cape Of Good Hops lC od amtra...-81"BAll OOMMUSWATION betweee LON pON ad INDIA by the Inesprposos rk i a of ft.men bei.nrim Ir the ESA India and London Shipplag Company rlesited l. Tbs ' ,p.m.:ars clipper ssoWary steamship YAII HITIIId 1.1111 goo, SO bee • rower. J. TBOINIIILL Commander, sow Ladies Victoria Medea) Docks, will lease on 10th Swint, emboli fr, pampers at and leaving Onnesend on goth Surest, kr Oaf csihng Mille Cape y Good Dope and rubes mg awl ss*tatiltesposery for the lode trade, boa been t retitled. Ms Ane-rets eccommosiation for passenger 11 .77 t 4 tin an etirrisoced surgeon . also • stewardess The average of these attune,' toe been 71 dais to Madras, some of =rmine the .honest passages Outward. The trill he eenteened as the elth of each succeeding pawls with the strictest punctually, by one of MIN Company's magaiiceat feet of a/mill/op screw .lees ships /or fircilbt or paste *P K, to Gill IDLA Y sad Co.. 99. Ng u....4.tseet. to. W the broken, AL/ILED bECTT sad Co., 150, Leadenhall.street. EC.: or at the Mena of the Crummy. 9, Miscinulane, Gordon. ED.. where also applleadone for aprointaNilli s• shish meg is this envies should be ramie. 111.11111.0 MUM, Secretary. lied India itsd London Sh i p ping Company (Limbed , . A.D. BOMBAY Direct, the magnificent new clipper ship, CIILIMMT TMOMPV‘N. A 1 for 20 yearn In the I.lsw =.4lerivrobinf book the tone register. JOHN 000 PER, der . loading ta , the Lit India Docks. TAY spleadld nerd. both by Mantra Laird Brothers, of Plrkinthead. barley a Wye portion cd barmy* endured, will bare yen g aick despatch. —AWy to ILATDOIi and R D. IL Linn Witham street .or to OFTLY, RANKLY. sad smut, 17, Lesdanballstreet. SHANGHAE direct, the splendid China clipper uitim/Aulls, A 111 years, 212 tons reclaim : loading Ix Ur NM LOLL flair. Thl apladthl vassal. balls under spoolst meow proosoMa mod tawisiroala oppodsmita wdsi of ilise goods Apple to BAYDKNI and 1121 D, 11, King William. street. or to OVLIATLY, LANKILY, sad SKWZLL, ti. lebloahallotnet, LC. TIONGKONG and WAIIPOA (with immediate tteepateb), the Ere tashasallag ellpiwr barque CONNUCT, Al 9 years, rs ton, redder, A. II WAN, Onminander loadlag hi the thst tmlle Docks—Andy to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, 9911ter.street, E C.: w to OiLLATLY, HANLEY, had BEWAIL, 97, leedenhatteezeet. 11. C. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Iliarkwall•yerd, London , LINE of PACKET MPH to AUETIALIA.—Yor NIELHOUILVL Port Plinlap, Direst (to Irv* the Docks on Yonder, Rapt. el, ageing at Plyinowdal. the soleadld clipper ship LINCOLN4IIRE 1100 toes. L CHA LUTON. C-we maader Wag la the teat ladle Dock. Her accoaamodatlona for a gimes of paw wee are ormirpsemed, sad she will carry ea =red anrgeon.—Tor freight or purge apply to IteLIOD. RT, wad MORGAN, with Marra Moony Ingram and Seas, No. t, loadenballatreet Peaseagers by this line of pockets see conveyed how Paddington to Plymouth Ora clew tor second doe helm and wood elan for third clam term BLACK BALL P CLIPPIUL PACKETS for A Port. 4111 p. ASSENGER ►UBT&ALL& tram Li Tresses. Darla lausesliod .. nog Star 2,500 pi lona 1 Awed S Qessodiall .. pest ot ass Ay 1,500 I ladta r Assault! SOW Neville Bydaq Oilsero llsltannw .. Trebcalgan 1.600 I. WI . Ansult2s Naltaiii• .. Cliabworth T salsbeatad Use of packets hare, by tbakiunclusllty and raped pashas. earned a world.known rsontation, and their pas senger amomeodation la unaurpassed by any vessels afloat. For = Man renFertibit tretsht or Panalla to Australia apply to &WIWI and Ds. leol : ell Agents' for the Neolt Dill Ur: and T. M. ILIC sad aka 1, Leadoshall Aro* Lob" 11l BRITMEI sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL ILLS lIITIAIII4IIIVS, iyipeisted by the Admiralty to NO Mews LITIRPOOL and flute TOLL and between LIVM POOL raillooll7oit. with liberty to call at Hellen or other pate le lend sad melee milk goods, and weenier% the Bootee ktabs at !latex to lend and receive pa:veneers and SAW@ mile T e folkorhug or other reseal' are sp. Waked to oil Item Liverpool, ogling at Cork to receive the Node: AMA. for bOSTON. astnrday. Milord R. PIRAIA, for MP YORK. Raturday. August 15. MUDD. ke DORTON. Raturdny. Aoguat DR hallo roaday. Innlading dowarcra toe onr prortnlans, Rya reboot winos or Iwo; :—To Halifax nod Boston. eland cabin. MI; mind AM To Non York. chief can. CM: weed (abb. Mt • tto Halifax, Boston, and Yew Tort, /A par . sol par ant primnagr—Apply to J. B. aornd. td, Old londos W. Cirri*, Ham. and It non de Is Beans` Paris : G. awl J. Ham Bochannaarreet, Marrow ; D. ✓ad O. ilresl. Whir. lillionalown: or D. and C. Wirer. a. Livargwooß TROY LIVERPOOL Olt QUIINIITOWN TO NEW TORE 1111111.“111 MIRAGE 11.11DUMCD TO /TVS OULNIA (L 6 66.) UNTIL ►URtH= NOTICE. W YORK, . p.nd T H YILADILLP I" VaIigeSPOOMP.INIr Intend des pdeldng their tall-powerod Clyde-befit Ton *yew eteam-ghtps, wain( ne Queenstown to embark passengers and despatches. en &glows : . FROII LIVIXFOOL VOX /FtW YORK . CITY OF WARRINGTON, Wednesday, August. 6. KANOAI9O.. Friday. August 7 CITY OF lIALTIKORK, Wednesday. AutFIW 12 CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday, August 19 And every Wednesday, awl every altornme Friday. =seam 11A 17, sad II ohms. secoollng tbo seems Mansard pommy IS goinele. 'windbag all proytatons saalad. ItiliaMen to Canada tags United %WM. and MOW ONIMIds. laseked Won co very advantageous terms—For boar prelicalen appk to WILLI AM INMAN. It, Water less,. Ihalling or and MARY, 61, Wag Willis.- (ay. CELLIPPEc GRAVES. and PRILLIPTI deseetelt the erresetleeer4 flrst-elea. ovens,. • NOTTSIDAY asd and the "HIM the BATAPIIIt hem W Walsh and Forehat Mean Wharf. Wapping, every Aunday, at 11 L. Tares :Et b.. Cl lie, sad 17s. Ad Return tickets, • 6» and a half. The FTIN00111), Thursday manila, early, Roe of the Tower. Yens tl. Feriall69l, the BCHWALBIL Asyut ll at It as. twee llioetrlowa, sad from Blackwell at moo. lama : U. LI. 00THENBII110, the LONDON, August 9, frees Homely tkrk. Tame. tile, 42 f., and Al. To be followed by the GITIITAT MAR. d and BTOCEBOLId, a gnawer, In a few Z a Be trell". r i no a ritfagg., GRAM lis:dhriitimr. TEE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and 114.11144.51fF COMPANY. Moss-1, We-street. L.srpaa :to sad 21. PenUM Lowing. IC. PROEMS Of TKO 0011PAIT MON 1800. Preslsms. 414.1111 M 279 1180.1,0 430.065 =367 7/1.7111 114974 13403 150111114 41141 , 1 1,311.9 4 6 1 417 SOS Minn Duty paid by that Company in Ragland In UM vas mot. itteiNTt)ll BOULT, Secretary to the Company. JOHN ATKINS, Resident Secretary, Leanne. DIMMERS NOVELTIES for the SEASON. ne ALEXANDRA, PRINCE of WALI9I, sn,l ILOTAL 91111 DAL BOUQUIT, ad. each. The Vereertte Fan, deUglit talif_ooKuleed. free >k ta. • sperlmrn by poet far 60 otaaapa. The Terldahaceoted Charm, an Occult golden eraanwat for the watch chain, la. ; by Feet for 13 stamps.—E. RIMY/4 Pee. finer, 96, thread, sad 09 CorohllL APINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whisker% to Neetsehtne are realised y the see of ROWLAND@ NACAIBRAZ OIT Ms elegant. fregrent, and poihnold en Is alisassly is b•b mob' for Oa unprecedented gnome= We jam{ yeas. al prawn= the growth. melons, and tying Ys human have n prewitie hair from falling off or tom bs Del, strengthens weak hair. cleanse. It from scarf mad eaifoN, sad =aka it bssatitenr noft, pliable, and Coml. ler aleldbea it is especially recommended. GA forming the beds of a lesaatal Awl of hair. In nil climate. It alike dis p lays de is comparable regatta sad has lona been an established tareerlis • Ise& Pries /a at 7a. Doi 54., equal to four small. and WA =tin Wed at 50, liaaaaa-gartlaa, and by chemista sad pa -LA ler Rowlands' flacenear Oil. HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT G a i g oi r iAtm win alines grey hen to the aright& ode& darlie nd or light hair. prevent Its falllng off, and greatly Ira 1l porn - he appearance. Price lc ed ,ta art , and la 6d. asarnple U stanya— Depot, 56, Oinforsitreeh Bedford-nears, C., and efl ebealate and perfumer. Candon.—There en worthless lintloilano of this artily, therefor's& for "Cleveland's Rabat Palo'Ritabliabsd RM. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scorn BILIOUS asd LIVER ?MA gessPeesd wINr sat say Illerearbil Ingredient, from the ried at Dr Skeels yin be foetid Invaluable to all sbe toffee frost hitless sad liver ono Phis* indlreetion, sink gages. elththeey dLeslaaes at ths "Mae. Tor /LIMO& costiveness. Ass WWII arsid 4 stl , es•dislost GM us &purifier et the bleed, they sr* testy eseelleet mind ilk &dr operating and retain, le the Omagh they ansbo appeals, 111 .. elsole dlyegion, and ortresiethee the Wltnle twee= spilan.— 'Ns Vi e r k berl. 8. Mos Wllltsiset., Charbiperm, sad by Wel le hove, Is. 04. ma N. Vs soye to AA Ni Dr. ewers Bilious an I Liver NIL The gesolor ars • wrlalit Deli Package .tth II William Lemberg escrawed as the Amp. TyIfIiZIPORIPS PURE FLUID MACIIIZEILI .... Imo boos. duffer twouty-lhos To" omplioSoarly raw lizatio rookie& profooiloo, mkt and fkoo=7 lbs as the 100. moody for &Act' ty of Obi baadaebn on* and lailgoalon, and as s fond ape drat for dello:Moo osostitatioos„ awe sow 141 g for ladiro and moo. It to to a mato a and of 'stem D tr WORD wt Co.. 1 r e for tY llerhL sal*On Loudon , uld by on raspoetoblo armlet' Olocioadr thoworld,, INVIOORATIVI =MINI 11138INCE. Tthe wet seissillteally prepared wet oast powerful motet. ma_ eardlel ever Introduced . restores to War aponsal coedttice the aseretiow, on the Integrity et which ported health el de- Mr.lt le a weetha for dainty of an Idade, mad hem ha cos- Mader east Sourish/elk pepsine WO p=osto wee. tdl Seen MOW beneficial Is the 111111.01116 ma ea we a t e oessiilles owe ferWtale teeth Nweis. leol u tr 041 1 4111001 . 84 leediehalletnet LC., direa. To SM. DOUGLAS, Lie at ]tan , — Hie Once the Duke of Atlioll's tale reeldeses, tho CANTLI MONA ROTILL and BOARDING-11041SL The palrowage of Wellies and touriste le eotare Ws unrivalled and seureessical eeteldiamemit. See w. and lid of taro ebtd boom au receipt ol two stemma LONDON CARPET WARKHOOBI. WAUGH sad HON. a sod 4. GOODOLATIMIT. W. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a full taz well am mealier cube may be Mead or Utted en It labourer trouble. Ita wiles use Impalpable dud the tedlawat of the most limpid Held by so powlbeity en be itstarbed. pew es., ut., me, to suit et, to, sae Le pan ark& BARLOW G S SELF-ACTIN SYPHON TAP. Ns wei.ged quire& In so eat beer er Doer erne Prlre le N.; ditto, e re d, ea— n t pply direct to JAMBI BAILLOW beteetee, Willianstnn, Inesterthusas. Ise net bit nen sad address are ow every article: all °thereon swim balistkee. Zegreviess gratis. Inoblinedllllo. BROWN BROTHERS. - PATENT ( IRA IRS AI mg 000 Duna Menem Thinks. Torlawss. Mama, am -1K . Oildestar het BROWN and ORZEN'S KITOkIIOI KAMM (Pelee frodtkl, leternadonal sAlMtloo , leap roast meat In front of the Ile witheue laterruptloa to the settee of the oven. hot-plate, boiler, he. The ovens are well.vertilated, and perfect either u roasters or for the baking of bread or poem For effh teney, economy, ventilation, and cure of tatohfi chimneys. these ranee are unequalled. They are of all Sin sad prime and the lame eaes„ fitted withbath sled steam apparatus, a 4. IMO the met evesplete =lame Mu huge estebilah lasvita—at. assinansawanan DVMS% BZST DIP OANS, Gd. per lb. ; A DIA Sperta Candles, Is. ed. awl Is. M.: los Er: Ugh was, Is. M.: t t wax, Is. M. ; Beintoat wan and sperm. 1.1 Demean w i Zt ar a ; botanic wax, Is.; palace paraffin.. Is. compo site, IL, fd., and the best, 10t,L . metallic for Palmer's lamps, Sit ; Megaume, 9.1.; Imelda, Dolma Ml, 6a peron; yellow Map, We., 44e., and Ms. per 11.1ffia . mottl ed, Ms.; Wod 0101.1. Windsor, la. M. per packet,. common bro.. W MUM, la ; Windsor, la ed.; Maley. Is. M.. glycerine aadl almood, la per bar—tor erg M P. DAVI ES end IMlYS' sib estahllebri war, ham. a 116. ChminEmraln. W.O. VALUES of G OLD. —WATHERESTON and BBOODLN. ter ibe information of the Public and their 110010418 les to snake the tollowing announcement re- ON VAL of BOLD, feeling persuaded that the tutu g reTt li sl the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide ckraulation of knowledge on this mbjeec Oold being divided ins 24 parte or ante, it 101 l we that gcld of 24 mate fine, is 13 saw.. L 3 84 wake .. SI 11 10 worth 4 Ili 17 carats.. II I mists.. 1 8 per 011/1011. 10 canna.. 11 74 rands .. 1 4 Umtata.. 4 1 3 111 curate.. 1 1 1 carats .. 1 1 2# to mate (British 14 ovate.. I N cards .. 017 8 standard) 317 101 13 esrate.. 2 0 mints .. 014 24 8111•21181.. 314 4 13 raw.. 2 61 rends .. 010 71 IC 'arab.. 110 Pi 11 carats.. 1 12 1 carats.. 0 7 1 111 sante— 3 7 3 10 anti.. 112 44 carat W . C. Ilimalactory, 12 lienreMicutreet. Comot-gardss. WC. tondos. =mule of Clutha and Jewellery for la. seek N.B This meat is Mimed st 0 to the evening, and as &Milldam Maw o'clock. i_IYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, at 11 r thDsma e PreprieWW 11374LBLIBIIMINT. w and ar, apvi.r. ROTS' TrON, UkR4OW, and RUGBY A!' rag, liehalei bad waltadapted dialing. nig to sk. ROTS' SUITS IN ORDINARY.—The Trousers J,P at difkrant statartol to As Jacket and Valk ZS. V) *an BOYS' TROUSERS on TRUE-FITTING RAW mid Im al sompoosbio plasm, 10a M. to Itla. M. BOTS' SUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. Mach Wolfed for Joviallity of MOB. 15. ILL to Ma. BOYS ' BIIIIIIKR-SEASON JACKSTS, for edrool and air Gemmel Wear, at pleuere 10a lie. Id, Sta. ITYAM and Co., 66and 67, OXFORD-STREET ; 11 11. I and IS, NEW-8111.1111T. BLILYIKOILaId ; and If, LILIGOATZ, LUIS. TROUBEREL—HAMILTON and KIMPTON beg to Inform the (while that the HIM 00009 for the primal .era ere aim ready. and eentletnen who do not dad pa sing a fair peke, coo depend on the heel materials. 101. Ittread (opposite fleeter Bahl. CAUTION. —WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co., late of OE Strand, Blacking. Ink, and Dye Manufacturers, CAUTION the PUBLIC against prelims trading tinder similar = . 4 ..ie n u dprofeedng to he connected nith them. or their Wm 5$ Ili, Strand, their only numnfactory ANGERT WORKS. 11.0eNT.STEINT, *UNCUT-NUM WINTILINSTIL. B.W. Dread MtMen. tho. 10e. 1.1 . SERMONS PREACHED in WESTMINSTER A altar. By ZICSAJLD Canna Masai, D. 0., Dean of Wealndnetot. Loodoa : Pular. km. and Boom, West Strand. Second tdltio., leolued arid Salaried. with numerous Illserrstime. AS TH EORETICAL I -ILEA/13MM°, CHEMISTRY THEORETICAL AA sod PRACTICAL Hy Wo.uarr AlAuri Mum, ILA, F. LS., Professor of CheinOdrr, Mats College, km 00. PAO? L—CURSIICAL PHYSIC'S. 10e. Id. Load*: 'Porter, P.O. sad Roam, West Wood. Os theist at Assad, fleeced lierlee, ffe. * price One ghil& THE PRARMACRUTICAL JOURN AL , aoudad - e the _Abaft o 7raANsAcnoNs of the PLIMMACIUTICAL POCTITY. Corners :—Tbe Proposed New Medical Bill—The Bills be- Poo Parliament —The PharTOSOLYltiCali Conference Liverpool Chemists' Association Colchester Drowses' Associttion corigi nal old Blinded Article:, nuttiest , or•—Ths Provincial Ruminations-The Furor awl the Nom dy-Profeeelonal Pour tesy-A New Index for Registering Thermometers-Report of the Results of Physical and Chemical Inrostlgodlons, - Report on the Bark and Leaven of Chmehou sumirubra, grown la Ingia-Quinine, Chinchoni line. and Chinchnnine In the Laves of Chinchou succirubra-Syrnp of Saffron-A New Chrmalan Green--On the Acids of Gum Bensolo-Ettlination of Nftrb Add-New Silk Moth -Mummy Wheat-On Radiatbm through the Ruth*. Atmosphere - Death of Dr. Hakim, of Volume IV Second Series. may be had In clot'', as well aa the twenty-one proc• ding volume,. price lie. London . John Omni:oil and Bona. New Etullni oB -Mr•Ma Edinburgh • Maciachlan and SturayL Dublin : bawds sad Co. Iv gßarrY Com.m3e, LONi>oB.—The result of the class examination for the wormer terns of the Faculty of Medicine was amertaused at • meeting of professors sad students held yesterday is the bobuneal theatre of the Professors Sharpy,R.S. M.D., LLD., F. , Nate of tt le racehy, in the (their, and aeorwineed as follows : Malaria Mediro—Profesnor Wager, M.B.—Gold modal, Frederic B. Neonates, of Bartoo-00-Trent ; Ist silver medal, Philip Brookes Mame, of Burton-ow Treat ; 2d admit model, Francis Jahn Grose, if Dumpers ; °MUMMA.— 4, Andrew Stuart, of Bridgetown. &Oedema ; 5. Jas. John Coaster, of Londe', ; It, Richard M. Pryee. of Camews, Moutoorneryshire ; 7, Frederick T. Coates, of Islington. Pathological A 'litany— Professor W. Fox, M.D.—Gold medal, Alexaoder Bram. of Leaden ; certificates-2, P. Tandems*, of the Mauritius ; 3, Walter Smith, of llngoor. Medical Jurisprudence—Professor Bar. ley, 11.1).—Gold medal, Alexander Bruce ; silver medal, Andrew Stuart Certifinates-3, Henry Greer Win, of Gallon ; 4, Walter Smith ; 5, George William Rigdm, of Castertiory. Nominal Chemistry—Professor Wil liamson—Gold medal, James Stanton Chill. of Kildare, Ireland • eartificates —2. Frederick J. Baehr/A, A.A„ of Ra y ; 3, William Hoffrusister of Cowes ; 4. Wm. Richard Davies. of Carmarthen ; 5, George Viviaa Poore; 8, R. Forbes Carpenter, of Londoo. Midwifery—Professor Murphy, M.D.—Gold medal, F. B. Nueneley ; let silver medal, Griff. OriMths, of Allied's ; Bed silver medal, William Ackermaa, of St. Jost, Corowall ; certificates— ,. Charles Bradley; 5, F. J. Gores ; 6, B. Alex soder Busby, of Learsiogine 7. Genii W. 11Mdelt. Botaay—Prufeseor Oliver—Silve. medal, Charles J. Hardy Smith, of London ; certificates- 2, William Heffrneisrer ; 3, F. J. Rockall, W. C. Case, of Coma, and Frederick C. Beemtl, equal. ROYAL CGLLZOI Of SUROloarit OF ENGLAND.—. Tbe following gentlemen, hams' undergone the nexemary examinations for the diplonia. were admitted member@ of the college at a mein of the Court of Ezansioers on the 31st all, vis. •.—Nessre. Gorge Thomas Albert Malt Berme ; Sylvester Rkboond, Homey ; Jolla Rice, South- port ; John Headrick Wyeart Ossrestry ; Augur4us Worry, Smyrna ; Isaac Thomas Bridgm an , B er k e l ey . Gloucester; Carey Pears, Coombs, L.S.A., Fro rms., Somerset ; Miller Mostgamery Moons. Buck/lose ; Edward Robert Bradley Reyoolds, Islington; Frederick Stoll'. M.D., Ileiversity Eduiburgh. Edieburgh ;• Frederick Arthur Bask Ellatois ; Chart Minn! Caudle L&A., Healleld, Surma; beet Robert Kendal. Gateshead; Thorns. Mason Johmen, M.D. St. Andres., LS.A., lieneloster ; Chauncy Posey, Surrey-square, Old Kent-road ; Francis Forlorm Searle, Exeter; James Smith Harris, St Jobs'ewood ; (leery John Ryder Bosh. Devospoyt; Edward Harris Reddest, Wool. vials ; Henry Kettle, Tiptoe • William Hoary Habeas, L& A., Loot Suttee ; god Joh . . Holds', Magehester. At Use same meeting of the court Dr. Thomas Ghee, of bar IE4 Ship Beertlit. Chatham, and 31r. Richard Charlie lowreesoo, of the /loyal Naval Hospital, Plymouth, their examisetions for navel surgeons ; them* moths gum had previously bees admitted members of the college, ann./S*om hearing date respectively April 11, 1856 and Deoeseber 12, 1856. Tan MIDNIGHT Merrtiro Movzstirr. —Another meetiegof this institution was held in the lame schoolroom, pktpard.etreet, City•road, as Woodsy MAlM'''. The at. Modesto of fallen enema was Less , and Unix eseduit esderly. They were addressed by Um RIM A. Maameh. minister of the Coogregatiooal Choral', 01ay.,004, egg the Rey. -- Hoffman. American episcopel saiseastary hem Africa. Several friends et the moveless* arenireuest. • LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 188$. 1 FROM LAST NTGHT'S GAZETTE. NAY= OF 80L10VTOIS AND 11111M11111 PANTIODIANg ONTABIND ar Tag 011)01 OF nil ougr ILEOLIFTSAII. 001111 OF ItANDIOPrOIt, ISMILNOIAI4III%6I7. FagDaum BBA NE RUM waNNECK, Poutsla-buildings, Plty, merobant, to surrender August 11. at 1 FREDIaNg OrtritiN•oa, Joesphatreet, St. Oeorge's-tn.thedlaaN Iroofotuader, August 11 at I i. Jona Opus, Ilona Shinborne. Hants. surveyor, Aeg. l 4 at 11. Tsoras YocumNag, Montague strret, Nontagu•aquare, and 4as-omen, Portman square, horse dealer, Att.olst 18, at 11. JOHN HANCoCE, Bolsover street, Portland-place, sculptor, , August 15, at 11. JOHN Hrrcenta Veassl-road, Brixton, photographer. assistant, August It. at 11. HOIASIO NlClBollToLi.gargr. Cardinal-terrace, Ball's Pond-road, raitil h ci a Mi A DVlTSo‘ l" , Ilk Norfolk, bookseller, Aorrul , 1N at 11. - . kiramThLuterai Jam, Craidcedimiet, Cimstenrell, plumteet Bert, Magni 11, at IL JO.ll PACS, Lembard-at., City, hon merchant, Aug. 18, at It. amps Ming MARlginn, libme-htme, My, hat manntactaree. Amid 18 at IR • Janis Ilierr,l7pper Wblteentaireet and Red Lion-market, St. Lieu fruiterer, August 18, at 11. ?SOMAS 811111 GOODR, Heath-row, Hampstead, and Weeder aim\ °cambium mac M hamt. umma 16, at 18 Loma Cuanza Cilium Ista, Bedford au, at, Covent-garden, welter at an hotel, Angled L, - at it IDWIN Coil= Li 1214, at I. ME M= bonder, August 11, 20m-etreet. Oars-Inn, coach 'War. Angora la, at It. Aim mOl 111411 f Hamner=ltli, widow, August 15, at 11. IDIFLID Cam' goatharapars, leather seller *lslam It Mat. Oreenalch, emombseion trevetler, A. 16, at 11. JuNATINAI SWAY, Plumetrad., Keel, builder, August 15. at 11. RICHARD LATtlatTaT, Lelghton.rsd, Ktalsh.kuns, sod the Metropolitan Cattle Market, cattle dealer. August 15, at It. JOHN EITURLA WM...rand HEART LIUGHU. Welbeck.sqeet, Caven dish-square, brush manufacturers August 11, at 2. MPH= PIM?, Acton-place, Ltng•laod-road, sad St. Michael's alley. City, madrer, August 11, at B. Fainraticz SI eisHALI., Ilerkearow, flitnal market, and Druminont6road,Bermondser, prepared charcoal manure• tam August 15, at IL GLOGIDODON IeAITLLA NATtw4 Brunserlekaquare. Camberwell, private boardinghouse keeper. August 16, at 12. ILICIMai Hon.& Boston, bootmaker, August 10, at 11. Hwy &MOODS PITEAD Bristol, ship chandler. Aug. 11, M IL ILicatan NICHOLLS, Treglisson, Cornwall, mining clerk, August 11 at I. BURY 1111 Chesterfield, jeweller. August 11 at 10. %ritual! MASON, Sheffield. and Hattongarden, electroplate manataetunar. August It. at 10. WILLIAM 112.012 Gum. Leeds, hone dealer, Aug. 17. at 11 V. GIORGI W1L2112102, Kingston.upon.liull, corn porter, August 11 at 11 Rlotar JAN= Lyon, Rlngston.upon.Rull, ironmonger, August IL at IL ADAM NII2IPALL. Accrington, Lancash., contractor, Aug. 26, at 12. WthLIAN JoestellierrU, Manchester, manufactr. Aug. 27, at It .10111211JAile Sioux, Buxton. Derbyshire, dealer in fancy goods, August 21, at 12. NAHyIL 01.200, Chaser, painter. August 14, at 12. WILLILK MITHOUT BLAISTON, Sunderland, schoolmaste 14, at ILL JANIB HOWATDON, Gateshead, draper. August 14, at IL JOHN URDU 2RIMSTAR ffirminghem, bookseller, Sept.2B, at 10. WILLI= linitg, Bristol. carpenter, August 14, at IL .101111711_ lIIMEDLIK Stapleton. (Douce.: ershlre. Aug. 14, M 12. JONI CIIADDORD. Omit Bo to n, file smith, August It, at 10. Mesa= Clammy, Bngeley, Staffordshire. marine store dealetc, August 11 at IL BaNuitt. Loom, Manchester, floor II tor, August M, at 94. HANNAH ALLILIA GOODALL. Ifinekley, Leicestershire, cowkesper's assistant, August 26, at 11. SKOKIE GOinaLL, Florham. Hanta, grocer, August 11 et IL Joins STEAL Belper, Derbysh , bootmsker, August 11 at 2. FREDgaiCE WRAY= 111011 tr CluaLt.s. Leigh. Worcestershire, 44411 KEK, August Is. at 11. .10111121 GRAILDDLIT, Thorpe, Derbyshire, licensed victualler, August 14. at It. KILLIAN TONIJNION RAND, Egmanton. Notts. schoolmaster, 1 , 1,04 19, at IL Thomas teorzza. Basingstoke, general dealer August LS, at 11. Annuli IDNIILL, Kingston-upota.Hull, provision dealer, August 10, at 124. Cs•auts WW7211, Hull. pilot. Ausme 10. at 114. /ChM OVUM, Newport, Monmouthshire, china dealer, August l& at 12. Jeans FArittat Glialite,Christchurth. Monmouthshire, organist, Aline 18. all/ Timis GICKARDIIOII. Bury, fishmonger, August 27. at IL WILLIAM BAIKOW, Radcliffe. Lancashire, grocer, Aug. 17, sill. JOHN 2112122211, Leeds sating house keeper, August 18, all 11 Jaunt GOTCIIII2O2 GrAinioNT. Leeds, painter, Aug. is, at It. GOMM liter, Leeds, coal merchant, August 12, at 12, RICHAZD LTOIL Leeds, grocer. August 18. at It wn,Lux MrLwAILD, Cardiff. publican, August 17, at 11. JOKE Dallis, Cleobury Mortimer, Shropahlre, hrtalonaker, August It at 1 . 1. Lewis Ram Liverpool. printer. Augur' 11, at & CRAKLIK Bern, Sandown, Manta, manager of the gas works, August 12, at 11. /OMR EcuiLocg, Pembroke Docks, Joiner, August 16, 5494. 1022:211 Boilalsol, Newmarket St. Mary, Suffolk, taller, August 11 at McgIITCADOCKI, Awe. Moncestersh., I nekaper, Aug. 0, 210. Nal HAvirs, Cambridge. publimn. August 10, at 1. WiLMAK GAIDIDIII, Eaton Bray, Beds, pig Jobber. Aug. it at 19. r, Angara TgLtokiPHIC INTMILLIGENOIL • (alarm's nrsdlums.) THB POLLS)! QIIKSTION. PARIS, JULY r.._ La Prance of this evening publishes an article upon the negotiations with regard to the Polish question, which says : " Discuasions are now in progress whether each of the despatches shall con tain an identical paragraph at the conclusion, or whether au identical note shall be drawn up, to be presented simultaneously with the reply of each Power to Prince Gortchakoirs note." La Prance further believes itself able to state that the attitude of Austria has dissipated the illusions entertained at St. Petersburg, produced by erroneous information. This circumstanoe La Prance thinks, gives room t o hope that the cabinet of Sc. Petersburg will modify its policy. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Jutr 3L The insnrgenta, commanded by Raßier, defeated the Russians on the 22nd and 24th lust. near Dobrftelid and Welewice. On the 25th, although surrounded by •'superior force, they succeeded in retiring without provoking any engagement with the Russian troops. BERLIN, JtILY X. Letters from St. Petersburg state that the Rus sian ',wall& confirms the news of fresh engage ments between the insurgents and the Ruskins having taken place near Koslow& and Ruda, m Lithuania, on the 22nd, in which the former were victorious. THE LEVANT. TRIESTE, Jtn,T 31. News from the Levant to-day announces the dis covery in the Caucasus of a conspiracy against Buss* having extensive ramifications. Intelligence received here from Athens states that the National Government has amnestied all political offences committed previous to the 11th of last October, and has replaced or pensioned off several generals and staff officers. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JoLT 31. The Emperor will proceed to-morrow to Gastein on a visit to the Kiug of Prusaia. INDIA. CAPTURE OF NANA SAHIB. 1103IBAY, Julia 9. Nana Sahib has been captured in the Temple of Ajmere by Captain Brudigan, of the 28th Infantry, on information supplied by the Bombay police. According to the official report of Major David• 800, no doubt whatever exists of the prisoner's identity. The papers found upon Nana Sahib show plans of an extensive conspiracy, and of his bay ing large sums of money at his command. 5,000 Bengal sepoys are rumoured to be at &- Womb& tinder Tantia Topee. The man banged in that name four years ago is now supposed not to have been that leader. The country is everywhere quiet. Herat bu been taken by the Affghang, but Doet *abused is reported dead. CHINA. SHANGHAF., Arra 5. Major Gordon has captured the city of Quin sang. No news from Japan. Matters seem more pacific. A fearful eartbquake took place at Manilla on the 3rd inst. The town was destroyed, and 10,000 natives buried among the ruins. MEXICO. The Moniteur of yesterday contains a report from the commander-in-chief of the French army in Mexico of the military operations, itTc., to the 14th of June. The details present few features of interest. General Forey gives a glowing acoonnt of his triumphal entry into Mexico on the 10th of June, and says that "all classes of society seemed to vie with each other in ardour so as to show their sympathy with the French troops, who advanced amid immense acclamation, and who were covered with wreaths and flowers." The Muniteur also states, on the authority of a report from Colonel Jeanningroe, the superior Axenanuider at Vera Cruz, that the few p►rtisans of Juarez in that city hare been " reduoed to silence" by the rapidity with which events have succeeded each other : the events being the enthusiastic wel alma accorded to the Commander-in-Chief and the French army, the nomination of a Junta, and the election of a provisional government. LAST 6XiIIIRSTioNS. Oct 1. J. Leeson. Braanston, Northamptonshire, builder *Rim? , 14. Jain F . 107:,. 1 . .BT/IU-street, Wahrorth-common, WeliWolguietresV-Oct. 1. E. A. Waller, Cambridge-terra*. Bays water, commission agent-Oct. 2. J. J. Archer, the Terrace, Vaughan-road, Camberwell. comme•cial clerk-Oct 2. W. M. Wood, Mumark.street. Camberwell, commlaelon agent-- Oat 2. W. Quigley, Canterbury.place, Lambeth-Oet. IL Lawrence. Por sea. Beirmshire. Ilerused 2. A. C. Halfhide, Lupcuvatreet. • wacluinaker -Ocil 2. J. IL Withey, Edmonton, liki•lleser, nurseryman-od. 2. W. W. Schick, Ilede•mw.street, Crlpplrgate, comm.-Mal cleek-Ogg. 2„ E. C. L. Oodoy. Suffolk-street. Pall.mall-Oct 2. A. W. Canhgon, Shettesbaryotreet, Horton, cabli•et manufactu'er-Oct 2. W. tocer! , ,: i t i e er bid . ngts;e d : n treet . ~ O aa l y t lec y . ;, f r f i t ierh l dr e nerti Oct i O. Angel, Commercial-street. dealer In glass-lkt • J. H. Baakell. LlverPoolgtreet. Kings-crow ale merchant-Oct. 1. J. Meredith, &thabory-street. Portman-market. late farm labourer -Oct 1. O. °endow. Willow-place, Nile end, commercial tea. yeller-Oct. 1. Z. CaUnw. fit. Paufv•grove, Ball's-pond, late totiffcconlat -Oct. 1. J. Atom. D ptford, fishmonger-Oct 2. W. Henderson. et Pees-road, Kennington park, wars/houseman- Sept. Is, 0 Young. Tipton, Staffordshire. grocer-August 26. W. Dyer. Birmingham, stall ner-August 28. T. Ridge, Wolver. hampton, coal dealer-Aw. tut .6, w. Ward, Iminfinghadin, licensed victualler-August 2e. . Charley, Coventry, dyer- Sept. 18. J. Ritchie and W. Hltchin. Birmingham, wire drawer? -lot. 20. J. Foley, Bristol wholesale stationer-Oct. 20. J. Limarmire• Brldgrlid. Glan orgoadfire. lime burner-Oct. 19. G. Bnieadon, Cheltenham Iskrr-Fept. 19. J. Weld, rhefileld, licensed victualler-August 10 8. D idgeon and J Dodmon, Mold-green, sear Huddersfield, manufacturing chemista-Angnee I& B. Douglas, Lie. rpool and Warrington, provialon dealer- August 28 J. Met - pent, Liverpool, timber dealer August tt G. B. C. Watson, Liverpool-mad, Cheshire, doctor of mall. eine -August 15. F. Du rt. Ilanchester. doctor • f mediciee- August IS. J. Perry, Aberaman. Glaroorgeoehlre. labourer- August 11. W. Davies, Jun., Ystradyfodwg, Glamorgeashlre, Drat labourer-August 12. R. Beesley, gen., Wa/ton, Lancashire tamer-August 25. J. (Mina, Manchester, Jeweller - Rept. ft. T. Tilling. Cirencester, baker -Sept. gs. T. 8. Ball. Clifton, Oloacesterstdre, twain -August It J. Faulk, Cecil Caw, Drrby shim, army out pensioner-August 27. G. Basses, Bedford, grocer - geol. 22. N. Bunting, Wells, Norfolk, grocer August 24. T. Hodges. Jun., Huddington, Woreestershire, hailer-August M. A. Gelder& Bermingham, Yorkshire, carter August 11. W. Borrows. Luton, Bedfordshire, bl cktimith -August IS. D. Young, ' Dunstable, Bedfordshire, baker-August 13. W. Wright, Luton. Bedfordshire. bootmaker-A urn -t It C. 0 regory, London Colney, Hertfardahlre, farm bailiff-August SO J. Ormerod, Bradford, warehoneemen -August 1.. J. Gee, Lincoln, sewing machine manufacturer-August 25. F.. Muck, Rock Ferry. Ch. shire. and Liverpool, attorney-August W. O. Thompson. Caistor. Lim-de -1 shire innkeeper Ast 17. W. Richardson, Maidemoreton, Buckinghamshire, fa rme r -Auguat 15. R. Chapman, PI) mouth, accoontant-August 11. J. Stift Aldershot, Hampshire, baker- August 11. W. T. Birch, Carmleton. Chubb e. victualler-Sept. 16. J. Kennings, Thug, Hertfordshire. saddler-August 12. 1. [Brooks, Binalngham, licensed virtu slier. DiCLAIATIONS 01 DIVIDI29B. NORM? HONTIII. 8t Oeovire-street Zat7d7;,17,7 in watcrpront goods—ist dividend of M. 40., any 11 nday, at Standeldh, Beshighalistreet. WILLIAM HALL Brldgestrest, and the Grove, Great Guildford street, Southwark. carman -14 dividend of Is. 9jd., any Mon day, at atandelers, Basingludl street . LIONAILD 110,13, Itlnntestue, machinist-Ist dividend of 114. any Tuasday, at Whltasorea, Birmingham. DMDIN Eel • - . _ • •• • --- August 11. J. W. Whitney. Cambridge and Haab, tell, butcher—Angora IR & Barnes, Lowe/tart, Suffolk, shoe maku— Auguut It J. G. Ifayle, New Swindon, %V theatre, touter er August IL I. J. Chappell, Rulahton, Somersetahlre, farmer— August IL T. Drlnkwater. Tu.ford, Nottinghamshire, Inn. keeper—August Is. J. Jardine, Rugeley, Starfordshn a, tea dealer. /11r111:11/ . 1111711 DIMPLY= _ . H. Wen and II J. linah. Leicester-imams and Llslestreat. booksellers-O. Monk and Sarah Honk High Holborn. confec tioners-J. Wan and W. Wan, Aldersgate.street, composition trams Issantacturam-1. Burr u and J. Hareem Wormwood area, City, clothiers-J. Adoleon and W. Addison, Sunderland, painters-J. Reid and N. Brown, Manchester,commisslon agents -W H. &Ma and E. H. Mania, Leadenhall-street, auctioneers -J. IdoYd and W. Vein, Llverpo I. grocers-E. Muckier, C. C. IllsirreE, and J. Gardner, Wallis-road, Hackney-wick, and Great Towerntreet, bone merchants, so far as regard. C. C. Shirrett - J. Reading and W. J. Parry, Ooodusan'syard. Minories, and Spread Eagle-yard Whitechapel, hennaed curtnen-T. Bland and J. Prather. Kelibley, Yorkshire. spinner.-J. Witherspoon and C. Garnett, Fo -court, Gray's.ino.rnel, barometer makers-K Otne. eon., T. T. Opts, and J. Opie, St. Agnes, Cornwall, mer. chants, so far as regards E. Ople, ern.-J. Pender and D. Ilancheeter, commis inn merchanta-X. Waddington and J. Anderson. Wakefield, anrgeons -W. Wetherell and U. Melchor, Stockton. Durham. tailors - W. Banks, J. Banks, and J. OrkMake, inteworth Bleach Work., Lan ashire, bleachers, so far as rewards W. Banks J. Bowan and W. Yates Swinton In Woodsy, Lancashire, and Manchester. cotton manufacturers- B. Wt and W. Prince. Liverpool, furniture dealers-J. Mor gan, D. Thomas, K firtelltha, ilargaret Harris, and T. Evans, Aberdare. Olessontsnahlre, be icsmakers, so fax a. regards D. Moues-M. Joseph and B. Lewis Cohen, Bminghall.street, warehousemen-W. Brown and F. Crupper, Halifax, Yorkshire, damask manufacturers-J. Mellor and W. Ireland. nutton. Cheshire, aft dyer.-W, Bowline and H Bell. Great Gonerby, milers-T. D. Dyson, T. Y. bowie., and E Routes, Leloe.ter, Milers-Ann Pewithorne and Jane Ramthorne, Coine, Lanes shire, laskespere-W. W. Mum and G Naylor, Lee. , .. Mainers -Mary lahabeth Jonas and W. Reading, Birmingham, mad Midis manahicturars-Elizabeth Duncan, so far as regards bee conneglim irlnk the Ina of T. Duncan and Bon, Aberdeen, cork SCOTCH REQUERTRATIONe. JANIS Data KM, Dilaryerell Village , isear Arbroath, reflector of raw, llama 11 1 al thy Whits Hart Hotel. Arbroath. XlAtillia, Glasgow, balkier, August 7, at the Faculty BOA ellularir• simltTwere received yesterday at the Colo hisces the Gereeeer d Belieeheet. BELLIGERENT CRUISERS. The following correspondence between Mr. Edwareles, her Majesty's Charg4 d'Affaires at Madrid, and the Spanish Minister fur Foreign Affairs, has been received by Earl Russell, ber Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and is published in last night's Gazette. XL IDWARDIS TO TUB YAW'S Di NILULOICIS. Madrid, July 2, 1883. - - - - The information required hr her Britanaie blepiety's go vennuent, sod which was eel forth in the note which I bad the honour to addresa to your Excellency on the 25th of May, ia, whether the Spanish government as a neutral in the present war in North America, with the view of diminishing as far aa possible the vesaticos and the inju ries to which neutral commerce is exposed, has adopted or is prepared to adopt with regard to merchant mamas depart ing from Spanish ports, • rule which is allowed, it tetdtrectly senctioned, by internatimial law, in the use of belligerent cruisers, according to which the vessel of war of one belli gerent is not entitled to put to sea until the expiration of 24 hours from the time when the lest preceding vessel of war or commerce of the other belligerent shall have left the same porter roadstead. TUT ILAINTIS DT 11/IA7/0518 TO 711. IDWAILDIB. Palace, July 4, 1863. Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge the tempt of your note of the tad instant, it reply to mine of the 25th ultimo, from which I perceive that what her Britannic Majesty's government wishes to know is, whether Spain, as a neutral power in the war which &Mina the United States, has adopted, or is disposed to adopt in her ports, with re spect to North American merchant vowel., the ride ad mitted, if not sanctioned, by international law, is regard to belligemot cruiser', according to which no vessel of war t 4 one belligerent can pat to sea until 24 hours have showed from the mailing from the same port of the vessel of oaf or merchant vessel of the enemy. In reply I have to /tete to you that the government of the Queen, my gerOMII, not only recognises the role admitted by the law of stations, but has applied it on several occasions, and when" its (appli cation) has been claimed by the parties ietereeted.-1 avail, kc. (Signed) Et Y•eQ. DI YJIAILO/43. THE GALWAY PACKS! SERVICE.-011 Thursday the directors of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Oempany entertaiDed hie lizosUirocy the Lord-Lisutereat mod a distinguished assemblage oo board the Adriatic, we of Hus otalpaoy's sternums, which is at meant 'ping at Kingstowa Harbour. prat, to her de wier* for Galway. to carry oa the mail moves betas • that port and Await& The sotertairmarat gives by the directors wee hays the Dahlia Daily 'rpm* I. every way worthy of them, and proved a most auspicious hisiogeratios of the reoswal of the °slimy mail serves— se emit which h ae given the great's, estiefesties to the publie of all dames throughout Wit. ONTITAL PLUM—ON I SHILLING DAN.-- the Tolman toTjopsoosos tc ro - i;s wi an Fant&T, JULY 31.—Atbnissioos consont, 3,571; ditto hold this 000stry, those-feasting( tbsso, saw" iissert by soma *Wk s 1,073; Mak 4§847, ruomeat they get • chance to do so. [Stamped, Id. Additional ITALY. A letter from Chamber). of the 98th of July gi►es the following details respecting the firs pn ewers taken from the Annie, who are at prurient lodged iu the priaon of that town : They all bad passports fur Haresloo• delivered to them at UM* by C rditirl Alike*lli, and bearing his signature. When marched ee eateries the pogo° only HP. were found es them, which they were aslowed to rotate, and to splay in flakier additions to the prise* dietary. They orison two cells, and a soesseet watch le kept over them. They take eaareiee= merits of the pesos for same bows asoli day. ' Gals,who is cousidered Ibis moat orisoinal, also the one meet alarmed at his pinkies. He Is rem* and restlem, sad fro. quietly mile God tied tie Holy Vireo to witeiss his is- Dumas. lie declares that be has sever hem is prison or condemned for say °deem When said his profession, ho melbas that le Is • landed piaprietor, always In Itahay which lategoespe he and ell has compaitions speak very oor- rectly. Whim moversieg with any one be or hie arms a his breast. probably to bide four wounds as his beads, all el which appear to have bees made by balls. Masa the Italian pence boarded Uri Awes. Arteries° Gala leaped oveetieezd, but was sees caught dee pollee. His brother Giotto also arils himself • proprietor, mid appears so way mammy as is the fete». Flame says Wait he weed the Rio; of Naples from 1848 to 1869, es borierary bentinent dt artillery. with • pay of IS said. (I716(.1 per oreeth. D'Avosso is the hest-loekrig men of the five, of imixitlimionly hews" and sympaceirily quite us *moored. Bo says lisit Ise nerved for tau years to the polies, with a salary of 40seadi CAN.) per mouth. His father is a proprietor, sod his greodfather, sow above eighty years of age, has been • magistrate. Lastly, Papa, the youngest and shortest of all, without a beard, boa • vary angrier, tiger-like look. He is very grave, nowv, mid speaks but little. He professes to have bees • wholesale wise merchant. Although they praised to have been uukoown to each other previously to lessons Rome, Cipriano La Gala and Avouso, who occupy &forest calla, have each addressed • triter to the same meson, residing is • convent at Rome. They ass well pleased at boos in the hands of the French government, and to dread being given up to the Italian government. TRANSPORTATION TO AUSTRALIA. A meeting of colonists and others connected with the Australian Association was Mild at Witlia's Rooms yew terday, to consider the recommeodations embodied in the report e/ the Royal Oommissiooers, recently issued, rela tive to taseeportation to Australia. Sir Ciao. Nicnotcon wee voted to the chair ; and among others present were Sir Stuart timialdson, Mr. H. C. S. Chdders, M.P., Dr. Hadley, Major Soodrovd, Mr. Ilaokinoon, Mr. Wilms, &c . _ Mr. NACICINNOI (seorstarA leering road lotion of apology fee non-attends:we frau Ehr 1). Cooper, Mr. Marsh, IL P., Sir Jamas 11•Arilur, Mr. Young, awl r. Aspinwall, The CHAIRMAN rose. sod said be believed all present were either colonists, or intimately connected with the colo nies, and therefore aognotieted with the question now before them. Every on. umat have viewed with alarm the annonucements *Detained in the report of the Royal Com missioners who have lately bean sitoug for the purpose of inquiring and reporting upon the penal astabliabments of England. Use of the rcoommeodaticies it metalloid was to the effect that all male eoanota who were not disqualified for removal to • colony should he seat to Western Australia during the lattes part of their period of punishment. The colonists had, with the angle exception of those in Western Australis, protested in the most energetic manner, by en address planted to the Duke of New apunat the renuniptiou of trausponatioe. It had been urged by Koss members of the imperial govern , meet that, in oeuegance of the remoteness of Western Australia from the other British dependencies, the colonists of the latter were only conjuring up imaginary damn when they anticipated ao inundation of convicts, and that it was very unlikely they would suffer the evils they apprehended by the settlement of liberated felons a them. Three, however, who knew scything abort °lll 4 colonies could not admit such a pl. a. They must all re cognise the fact that if Western Australia were made the receptacle of the criminal population of Eaglaud, not only that colony, but others would be disgraced by their intro ductiou amoeg the people. Assuming that two or three thousand cr minals were annually sent to Western Australia, they would he melded to their f reedom,or a conditional perdu, after the , la of • certain period, and the moment they had their liberty their fi rst aim would be to get to the free alai's. Waitron Australia would thus serve as a sort of filter, through which the English convict would find his way to the more advaocerd settlements, and this in itself would be a great evil. Be need not advert to the in security of life sod property now felt io Australia gene rally, owing to the large residue of criminals formerly sent to the colony. At no period of their history bad the col*. mats suffered so much from depredations and crime of every descriptioo. Unfortunately, the mutt of thus suggestions, if aimed out, would be out only to invade the almo st. with the refuse of Euglaud, but at once to arouse a feeling of the strongest reseutuun teeniest the imperial government and the mother country. He was sure they must all deplore the feeling which would inevitably be displayed the moment the proposition was made karma in Australia. A system of retaliation would it ones be established, and the legis latures of the colonies would feel themselves impelled to pass most stringent laws to regulate the ietroductiou of anus from Western Australia. it they did not actually enter epos a system of legialetioo in derogation of the toys! preroga tive. It was, therefore, as loyal British subjects,. well a in the capacity of colonists devoted to the Intercots of the country with which they had so long been connected, that they should unite to take the most decided and energetic measures with the view of averting the calamity with which they were sow threstesed. (Nar.) Sir B. DONALDSON said that on such en occasion theysbould neither give way to a spirit el objurgation, nor assume an j attitude of hostility to the government wader which they had the happiness to live. As an old colonist himself, he must soy that there was nothing which bad fallen from the chairman which he did not endorse. He begged to submit the following resolution to the meeting :—" That this meeting views with the greateet alarm, and desires to pro test in the strongest terms &pion the recommendation con- Mimed in the Report of the Royal Commiasionen on &non ditry Punishment., via :-•-• That with the anemia of those who are physically, or otherwise, unfit for it, the male coovicla sentenced to penel servitude for any term of years, should be ultimately sent to Western Australia.' That in the event of each • threat seed recommendation being curled into effect, • great and irreparable injury will be inflicted on the neighbouring colonies of Australia and New Zealand, inasmuch as they would inevitably become the boat receptacles of the en- ' metal populating. thus eat forth from the United K ingdom." Mr. C. E. EMDEN, wooded the resolution, which wee unanimously agreed to. Mr. WILSON, in a few appropriate remarks, pupated the appointment of • subcommittee, and the resolution was @wooded by tar. Yoot. Major ISANDPUILD, as • colonist of Western Australia, begged to differ from some of the remarks of the previous speaken. They yirobobiy spoke from experience in former days, and the mailer in which the system was then carried out ; but he spoke from a personal knowledge of the amber in which it wan canted out now in Western Australia. As the colony had taken in these men, what was it now ludo with them? They'worked well for the colocists, and it seemed to him that they could not do better, in default of °litanies other labourers, than continue to receive thew. With tegard to the question d women migrants, they had entered into an engagement with the government that &certain number of women should be sent out—principally the wives and daughters of con victs, and mean had already arrived there. As to the amount of employment to be found in the colony, be that oa tllaz would have oo difficulty in giving work to one convicts • year, which wee the number the government bad • aimed to furnish. He had known many oases of these men aettliog dews in comfortable homes, and becoming deosnt member' of society. Labour had bees the great want in the oniony. and it was this want which they were wow attempting to supply, with as little of attendant evil Y miscible. The resolution was then carried, and the meeting termi sated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. A monster meeting is inenouutied to be bald at Bisethenth 10-morrow (Sunday) attentive to "ex pram sym pathy with Poland in her endeavours to obtain freedom and palitioal isetitutiona" UNION FEILL/10 IX MI Sour& —The corre spondent of the New York Times with Roseanne' army wastes : " General Romans has this =neat reed me a despatch (the subetanee of which I bare sent you by tele graph) from General Gordon Greiner, announcing the cap tors by that commander of the town of tinaltemils, which was till yesterday the Imedquarters of Gemmel Bragg. General Graoger's despatch states that the stars soil stripes were displayed from the windows sod roofs of many of the houses. It has, in feat, 'keg been knowo that the wain portion of the population of Sbeib)ville was thoroughly Union at heart. This, in fact, bee ban a matter of constant reproach to them ou the part of the rebel mesa On the score, • letter.writar in a late number of the Atlanta Con federacy my.: 'Ow the train coning down I was told that a short time ego the newly.elected town and comity ofßoers of Shelbyville were called wpm betake the math of al/egiasos to tbeOriefederacy before assunnim their public funnels, and that they unanimously refused the test' Is our marsh thus far, frequent desertions from tberebel army have ekes place, especially from the Teameme regicueste, Chia of these told me that eighty men from he owe regiment had reads a combination to desert at the fi rst opportundy. If . - come to [TWOPENCE TBl itEPRESANTArzarr OP PONTEFP4O7.' On Thursday night a !fleeting of the elect*** at , teatime wee held at the Flea, Loftintr,, to how ea madras from Um liberal candidate, elr lama Hood. Tlio ourclidaiii wee ietrodued by Hr. &ha MAW, of lies Orem Knotting ley, who said they would ell sires with him that Mr. Masse, who had so properly be. mined to the peerage. had served them well and truly for a porhoi of ilweoeydive years, and he hoped he :night enjoy for meg yam the high honour conferred upon him by bar .1404 the QOM. H. bad much pleasure in introducing to Ulla I Sir Sdmoad Head, who for meet years bad bon sororor ► the proviso/ of New Brooswick, in North Amulet, hod . : likewise of the united prosiness of Upper and Lee!;' courts. He believed that, from nir Edmund's knowledge. of practical quantum, be would remount them meekidalf in parliament, should they be fortunate 'wooer to mad his there u their member. (Haar, War.) Sir EDMUND H. HEAD, who wee ...111217 received, said 'he had come beta* th e m ea • imager, aad he felt that ia order to secure their support he met =pith to them the grounds on which be sought to represent them in parka meet. Tbe state of the oath was this:—Mr. Manes bed bees 'longed to the Upper Hosea He _nrkeined in that elevation, because be felt th at Mr. Mass tally &nerved it, and he molted them to stud in his plass • member who snub support that government by whom advice Mr. Ming had received the dignity that bad bra conferred upon him. (Hear, hear.) The questioa site en what pi mples be came before them, and he would say that he come before them on the great principles of civil end religious liberty, •hith had been maintained, as he understood, by their representatives for a long time, end which be believed they were all deeply and heartily attached to. (Hear, beta.) The principles of civil and religious liberty wsredesr to the people of England. (Hear, hear.) Whenever au miaow hed area made is that direction, by what party had it been made ? lissaked them whenever civil and religiose liberty had been promoted, whenever toleration bed been extended, whenever the rights of thorn who did not belong to the established church had been advanced, or whenever the rights of those who claimed • lower franchise, and wished fur tubbiest' power in conse quence el superior qualification to wield it, had been ex. feuded, who fought for them? The answer wee the great liberal ty. (Hear, hear.) And who optioned the grist iag of those rights as a general rule? He did cot wish to attack say party, bet be would say that those rights bad bees fought tor by the liberal party, and opposed by the other. (Hear bear.) That wee the great distinction in the two partisk They might fled every day questions arising is which the two sorties differed very little one from the other. There were not umoy questions now which formed a test, but that was because the liberal party had fought out the questies, and the others had been obliged to give them up. (Hear, beer.) That was the reason them wee se little difference, because the other side had been forced to adopt the remelts fought for by the Menlo (Hear, bear.) There was, however, a laid , !istinetioe Wiese the parties. When they wanted to know what a mu would do here after, they ought to look at w hat Le bad dame before. ( liter, and applause.) Heaaked for the support of the electors one belonging to the liberal party, as one who would sup port that government which had conferred ea honour oa their late repressotative, sod he looked to those who had re envied the merit of their present represeoteive (Mr. Child/ire) to return one who *sterilised the seine principles, and who was ready to abide by them. (Ap plause.) With regard to domestic quietism he should • always lean to that side which he believed to he in favour of free government sad of increasing the Henri of time who were fit to use them • of extending religious liberty, sod of allowing every one ate right of exercising his own opinion. (" Hear, beer," sod apOsues.) In that con. sited the true principle of the party with which he would, if returned. identify himself in paella:nest (Hear, hear.) He thought, u • whole. the present government deserved the coetdence of the people. (Hear.) He did not say all the measure that but been adopted by them met with his approbation, but he thought the postal current and tenor of their measures was towards those principles of liberality which he had been attempting to deserbe. (Hear.) H. thought is another matter of paramount importance to the people of Eogland, of paramount importance to the industrial classes, the present government had done their duty, end that was io keeping the country in a state of perfect peace. (Hear.) The gove, Lumen had so admiaistered the foreign affairs of this country as to keep out of war se meth as possible. He looked upon war a, the greatest cures that could klippen to the human race, the :test evil that could occur to this or any other nation. Hear, hear.) He was not prepared to submit to honk say sairm—(heer, bear)— sew wail he prepared to sup. port soy government that submitted or truckled to city nation ; but there wee a wide distinction between that and going nobly to work and involving the country in endless expense, ad perhaps on moonlit of a people with whom we have sothing whatever to do. (Hear, bear.) While he had every sympathy with foreign natioce who made effort, as behalf of their own indepeodeees—whlie he re }mid that Lord Pahnerstoe had thrown the moral weight of England in the scale io favour of Italy —thear, hear)—while he saw the noble efforts put forth by the Poles to free them. selves from Russian oppressiou—yet he trusted nothing would be done by the English government that would stir up a war with those countries. Illsar, bear.) He did act wish to see the taxes, which were already heavy enough, in creased in oceeequenee of a war on behalf of a foreign people. His policy, therefore, was ter nominterfereoce, except so far es expreesion of opinion was concerned, for those who were tyrasuisal over, because the work of libera tion from that tvranuy must be performed by the people themselves. Wear. hear.) It mu not for foreign nations to 'peed their money and waste their blood in trying to put right what, after all, they might, learn in* worth state than when they began. (Hear, hear.) He believed the present government deserved t he support of the people, and for that reason he was prepared to give it his 'tippet. (Applause.) H. would not say that he would support that gpornalpent through thick and thin. He should exercise his own judgment. (Hear, heat.) He knew that ia this country so government could be carried on except by the machinery of party, ad therefore it was necessary sometimes to support the government, even when there might he • question upon the policy of the measure neat, amply on the grimed that if that govern ment wets turned out they wooed get one that was worse, and have imposed upon them matters that wee, worse than thorn they felt it to be their policy to support. (Hear, hear.) AU that was perfectly cons atent with the exercise of proper and discreet judgment on qualities which arose front day to day, and that judgment, if elected, be should always sudeavour to exercise in a menthe most consistent with right, cod most in accordance with the feelings of his coustituents. (Hear, hear.) There wen certain questioos which affected all parts of the country, and some of those questiens did sot admit of being solved satisfactorily to 'Mr S body. He knew very well that some in that thighboorhond had had reams to be discontented with the overshoes sod cheeps in the navigation laws. He was quite awake to the importance of the Brinell interests in the wasting trade—(bear, hear)—alivetoall thatdepended optic their ocenneree, and upon the trade that took place from one port to another within our own meas. He could not at that moment pretend to tell them how far it was possible to right the grievin g. which exited under the present order of things, but he alimnd be happy to receive from any of them such information on those grievences a they might be dummied to give —(hear)—and if returned be would do his beat to set thorn grievances right, cc to being them under the notice of those in authority. (Hear, bear .) He entered upon that contest trusting, be hoped not in vie, to the sympathies of the liberal laity. The question before them wee a perfectly simple use. It wee this—Would they seed to the House of Commons a member who repro mated the principles of that party which was supported Mrtheir present member, and which was supported by . Mileas ; or would they seed • member to the House of Commons whose vote would neutralise the vote of the other member. and reader the voice of Pontefract as, in effect, good for nothing? (Hear, hear.) If they seat one man commuted with one party, and another connected with the other party, it came to pretty much the same thing as if they did not send anybody. (Hear, bear.) U they did not want to do that they most take • liberal can didate, and if they 144 not think him 6t he hoped they would get another, and it would give him very great pleasure to me him elected. (Cheers.) Sir EDMUND mid he was ready to earner say vodkas which might be put to Lim, but nose being uked, - - Mr. MOORHOVISE expressed bts coafideoce that Mr Ed remod'a prioeiples were au amain with throe of the wasjoesty of the elector., stated that at w ou ld them to weakeo, sorb by a single member, that govern meet which had (maimed so dastioguisbed an booour on their late respected member. Mr. lionektos Mibrea. (Chews.) RIDASTRATION or Veriala..--Heneeforward the oedinary postage sa well as the fee of 2.1. payable on notice, of objectiot, ha, sent by post under the provisions of the Acta 6 Vie., a. 18, sod 13 and 14 Vic , c. 69, must be paid by mesas of protege stamps. It is very desirable that timely arrangemente should be made with the pcetosesters of the post-olficee at which the notiors an posted, as to the most convenient time for receiving them. The posting of these noticed is confined to those post.offices to England sod Ireland at whirl money orders are imued or p.id. - By eommand of the Pbatmaster•fhsenl. ItowtAkln Thu, lkomtary. PatsoN Muumuus. --INmeterday, the act on the =ltmest of prison ministers was printed. lo criminal ia Ingisad *ad Wass when the uateher i so gnat as to require it, the Puttee may appoint a minister other Ikea of the Church of Eaglets! or Sootleed, to visit the eed make hits recorspeose for his services. rt...- .. to be wade 17 the eisinag juniors against the Mansion of improper persons, sal all keepers are to keep • repair of the nligioa of the prism's&