The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-24 00:00:00

112011 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTI. DANKIUFTB. ?slut. 6trnrr, Rothman. Kent, et,al rnartirust. to mar nester N.... 3 at 12k, ear Pee 4 as 11, as bastogball stroll. 801.. Hahn, Kim'. Arrn-yard , &mg., 'Ast ern, Baslalybag-sernaL BLAUY @tartar, 8),,a)..1.1 .4 Cae5h01, oiling agent, Nov. 6 at 11, sad Da.c. 3 at 2. at hall-weer Sol., Philp, Baeklenbary; wig., Johnson, Dattingball.rtreat. CIIANDLEL Paredirnstrset, 11.,tbsrbithe, at:te rra Oet. 30 at sad Dec. 4at 12. at Daanattall-straer Bols.. Liaklater• rnd flarkerrae& Bucklersbary of Za g ., Diatoms. /54.12gba11....44. JOAN 81..AD8 and J•rus TAIL, V1N1,11., Yexil, &CM attorneys, Nov. 2 sad Dee. 9, at 11. at Larne Court- Sob • Na Fatter, aad Yur7, Lagoon ; , Hirtssi„ Jaws Lir, Wolverbasepsoe, smear seaularturor Nov. 2.01 Dar. 2 at 1 0 1. at Hiriataybrna Court. Ws., Bohn, Wolvernamptaa, sad Wriest. Blesstbsgboat ; of. erne., Wlltsaore, Binernetato. WILLIAN Dowtna sad Jour Tuttatas Rone.tr, Derby, eih throrntern, Nov. 10 mad Dae. I. at 10), at Bleutise bra Court bold at N . =. richariorg, Betsy; at essig., Ran* N DA vIDDAv terZ=Olaanogralrna, sod CITIMIL _ 3 i , or. 3 sal Doe. S ; at 11, at Bridal Cart. 1111110, Ihrrrf , Troi=l Barra sad Clirlis&Briisl; ssolg.. Amass, FILIDIMICZ Irtu.tam Pool., Bristol, Nomad vislemilmr, ! pi Dar. 704 11, atDelepl Cool : anus , --- Jowls Bowsna, imam, ell and eeleurnes, INA Dee ike 4st IL el tibial Ceert. sere. BMWs Red Sea, img Dewy MI Oa.. Bristol , et refs" Ammo. BefeseL lln.atea elms eel tuna lima, BEAM. Err Teekiblie. emetememe, New. I awl Doe. 4, et U. sr= Ceeel. Tiny eeil Ca. Deed id, mot DIM and Derifek. Leele_ ; etrte., Teem Lai& Tau WILLLII/1 Lawn= Ina WI I. 4111 ■ Illnaolt,Essalse, !atoll" diespow, Svc lamed Dee. 11, al 11, et Leib Cm& &i,. Cads eed Ceiwartb, Loeb ; 611. M Lee& &maw B& 1111114441 Ihenirs, York, new, New. I NMI Dl4 4. I 4 IL, i.lOewl. Sub., (1•11, Ireek Beal ma Ibreiek. Loge ; Lek it LAC M ?WWI Imam, IC spew ma- Ilee. 11 11111 i Dee. it se 12„ et Lade Covet et LselinerywielL sag Ist Kir ellirepeepleill • ell , Immesh tow , . I , oleo-11 aniee, New Ime Dim 16 el 12. r li =W me Xlegeetererea-lia. Sala, We eel oe, Masabalr. and likeasdssa awl 041•16 Lodi ; et . ulg.,Clewlek. Net Sav!eita BLUM sad DavtoDlA LIIT. ril 57.. Vied so, •• 12. it 21•2126811 1 .1 lam% Cav , Ileakozby, et sat, Isaias WTak Waftlsll. Cbribim islom ma la, al lisstatiora Coot ter.. Pans* awl Ce, I, sag , WIOLTUT 0. Cab% Wylie, ad enri Trowalessi, My. ammiales apah— fliplarle d r even. jour- Irma Illevir-1.11. Cbmb.sorses, ha mist—ir. o.lage+ abbot •111w-0. C. filkagids. llll"r o=,: i4 aglableass, soma-11.11aiella14, Jew: wain an& 11 1 1•11. lassatress. fair. _lei, Iklpsergbas. MIR% liceated Li... learwarilarsr dab rims. grootorow...ll. H. Mister &maven. IlsOlositorbite. ototimmo —B. IW , North-wreak 111Otereport. clerk to as tor rant—J. Feria, DAdredroo, Queer* nod. DAN& bateber-1. F. Webb. Yolotottoro. Nielt-rod, arc=at Jim —H. Maelmolo, to • brewed vlelararr—le. Rydff, ffeesffame, Dretbrart. whopetwisid—J . N. Leafs, High -.trees. =cone -0. raida.... Tardlereffilet. awesome. —J. O. D. Rowe, Welleebeffeed, Lobe* lariker's in —W. Doi., O. IlNopßailltid, Hart- Reedit*, bow relaffiar--0. Dal*. Ong Querseanst, Ur- itela's-loididde, been paister-0. Detaborbolit, ierisedebirs orier—W. Labs" ClotoVsotoil. Soadroork, ollkoury's elott-0. noel, treaffeed, Nortb Drbroa, ere— .r is Os mid irey-11. A. Abbott, Ono ed Timm Apar* Clay, sale they-ISSIP—W. Cowie, SiMaineli-strere, Dobooseeeet, dr respaper devotion., aeseeset-brie—W. Cosibridge-rorl, Neelites Deno, baber—W. eares., typo Iderierfeettotroa, ntader—R. Cram Little Kird-etrint. Cazbee siL = . breee alespettoom—W.Curtia, Jests terms IN err drat —J. Dora, !Spiralled-IA aid De. Jr 'room Clerbasoill, tarry otter—Lae Mediu* rpper Harts street, Piteraporeis, lodadarbeart keepse-11; L. derafff. Slack Rene-yard, 0 ray' rua Ore, bnol-111110 ardlow—J. Bills, Ship Tanta, Ren-etrett, Hark-loos, omsholoa agent—C. A. Morro Oreehare•etreet. City, clerk Is Ea we. tentatart —Susairteli Barr Daniel. Roll Head- Omer aborth-ffreff , rnerageffar-0. Polder, Ons Cobarp-rod. Old Krnt rod. clerk to a .hip brabee—J. Hanley, Holleffee-terrece, Hollow ay -rod, hems le • Adsiteser—W. Ray, Pickfordr rotten, Consereiatidnist, ltetberidtbe. carpenter—J. Ratcliffe, Saa Ctilso-boose. MA otter-lat. City. "m em DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. - WILLI.Aft TINT. Royal Exchange, bodily-1w &ridged of la Oct. 21, and dugs subesqurit Wednesdays, at TAO'S, Aldernsenbary, THOMAS Cr TN SLIT MCIAT Slut JOHN Mt IL %If, j. 11., Newertle•opon-Tyr, leosters—let dividend of 4e. 40d., Oct. 24, or any subsequett Saturday, at Baker's, Neweas- De-atm-Tyne. JOON HAIN, Newcastle-apes-Tyne. ship and insurance broker-Ist dividend of Ca., Oct. 24. or any subsequent Sentray, at Baker's, Newer tle-upon-Tyne. GIORGI DANT RlcuaowN, Carlis4, ironfonsdev-1R divklsed of 10s., Oct. 24, ne say eubsequent Saturday, at Easier, Newcastle-up.' Tyne. tLtAa JOHNSTON, Whiteloarrn, currier-Ist dividead of Oet. 24, or any sabnectoset Saturday, at Baker's, New csalle-upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. _ _ Nov. 17. L. Besissiia„ every-street, Mass* lab roes elast—Nov. 17. T. L. Atidsoce, MoisSeoter, warelicsimi siss—NoT. 13. E. Jackscsi„ Losobard-meet, City, ship owsse—liur.l3. amiss Bigglee, Ralsbary, browse—Noe, 16. L. Ilodpotk, Cheese Seems, Reseseo-park, dealer is biiiirso—Nov. 2. J. Barry, Nobel, Tipperary, lines Nor. 16. J. Mnik Lissicool, tobacco sitspfcionis—'No., 16. William gotbers, LivorpooL slam 4csler--:67e. 16. A. Duet. Blrain6le~, pear—Now. 14. Y. 800, filbettlsid, table knife rossaishoror. CERTIFICATES le le seestel, Weer come be eh 1.1 to the &yea sr lie Or of owe**. Nov. 14. C. ellisa rees—Nov. 16. 0. H. Sinus, Limped. = l 7 .4 r OT. 10. E. C. Everitt, Bast Xeriell.plostar—Nov. 111, A. Mara. linibasoMe, gobs, imenloss—Nov. 24. 1). Melee. Urn ilk4owv, Carmedireeidee. sreree—Nev. 17. J. G. Perna. Meted, streeherpl!—Nor. Ftratose, Greet St . . foloora, elty. aligrowoor—Nov. 17.8 W. Torioy, Moroi, wiwelsat —Nov. 17. R. Biroptioo, SedgeSeld. Darbam. dregoe—Nov. Is. J S. Tonga, Liverpool, r aner.isoirras spot —Nov. 13. W. W. Wriest, Stockport. Ctrelorr, For. 24. I. Bridger sad C. J. Carr. Prim, Irerre, maillwrlglito—Nov. 13, J. S. Hodge, Parkliogge, E ire, rodlir—Nog. 14. J. Manna, Slortleid, grocer—Nor, 14. W. Oakes, Shißaid, edge tool oortardirturer. PARTNERSRIPS DISSOLVED. - 7. Il ly T. Berry, D. Berry, sad T. Grua, White Jr, y ss t a la se , mataftestoriest elmnalate-J. lyonoted and T. P. lammed. Kiamtan-apna.lll4l. blather.- E C. W•Mea lad J. Wabash, Megraek-opemeTrent. Natetnakoommhtm. mares -E. Lasiatalf sad 1 WkityrelL 'klenal. Cambeldamlam, aam marebanta-M. T. Raymnad, H E. Homonym& aid A. Watt, Dean letnet, Oafard-atmat, eketrey platers-W. R. Ones and J. lindens, %vitas. Durham. mane. stem &akin -T Aked *ad J. Satelitia, Yr eltebire, etmeiamcas -R. H. Doan and J. L. H. Doan, 'EY: ,ot. rasmatall, elormista-F. Varrloar sod 0. Harria, Cheltenham. Huse draper. -C. Will W. Haws. and C. filoterll. Webs% Etabordahint. millers-J P. da Wint o, .1 I de Wiptog J. Nyasa. D. Emma, and W. da Ilreen. Merthyr Carmarthea, rardisso. and Llanell). hankers, .o far as egaarda J J. oko Wintmo-11 C. W, H. Mumma. einel T. Warn. Old Elma.Leteeet. n,..i o t o ,k oso , tar .• T Moenn-W. Myna and W. P. Nrso. e„ os • ss .s w .t Smttoveark, hop Ineechatm-H Smytker and I. W. Mee , . h. Wu:chewer, ntillem-J 004hysi t sod 0. 001Poerir. M meheater. troanufewtaren t.f ladies bags-P. Col` ism sot T. C.a.. Lower AehEyeeerert, Clerkairwell, leattleenithe-T. Ramos sent R %aJth. Moth. rem. Kale*. ea.l4`...re - C Shepparel aad W. Hoth e yys, Hama. Dna W ala. o:Genorran&ore, Inas enaatem-F. 5144 sad K. yl and NPV TA, word' tn , -C. ROAR sa d W !Weber. Chaiferd, Olyeteeeteroottire. Cl. ' wai sa d V Clement, V itelfaa, Neel K etti.b. to gra, Inds- Brointa sad R. Jockeys, Camel. 1.10.,..= gpers-C. 3. Watts. R. R. Rieke*. and P. Thek. 7.4 wire.-T. Tow and W. Tonna, Rearlarton, Katt, mattoters-.M. 0. SarimeLl sod C. R.. bon. Nt.ralek. pesters -E. Mathias sad T. Parma, Mane boom. *llk miames- Mendell. Marls 111'11eabe 011111.1thii of lb. lawe Bro. P. 11.11 bater. Oirwassor br as merle loit commie. silk die Maitera Beek of &Mina SCOTCH .. 111EQ:171111RIATIONS. JA Lisa R MS& Saimaa. Vag. Sintlse, espy, Oct. 29, at the 13oLha OA, Ids Lassoes Nitta& Glassew, lees ..clot, Ott.* at Out Ohio Haat, Olsagovr. loamy Latta, WILLIAM TROMON, ea WILLIAM Fame. Olastrar ad Parity, wercliaaia, Oct. 20, at the Glob. Halal, Obagow. Joey* Sow tan Sr Ectlobargt., tanker, Col. /S, at liwassaal• 110111 MS. Ilitabargb. WILLIAM Ot tutu, Itallswitnek, Tertbahl e, alright, Oct. rt. at the Procacatmea Library. Prrtb. Jo s. Nona Stmitaws, Olsagow, plaatar, Oet. 30, at ela Amity 14 Obspw. WILIAM! rtes wad Grum. La , Glasgow. calico Oct a , racalty of 2nwaratars' (asseml). 'silk. tawSake, drip., Oct U. at ihe Ossimrs An= las. LeitlL 01111PWAL TALMOIL -- 0.11 SAILLINO Tanin. ocr. 23 —•rlr—u ea 'mere, 417; dial ty , 114. Sib{ SAL THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (Fro. Last Night's Gazette.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Ot . T. 23. let Regiment of Dragnets Onsirds—Juom William Baiilia, pat , to be • onset, arid:wet purchme ; Ensign Frederick weniog with the local and temporary rank of co sign in the Royal Malta rancibla Regiment, to be ox.ruet, without purchase, vies Stalwart, appointed to the 7th Lght Dragoons; Rivendala Elliott , gent., to be coact, without purchase. 3rd Dragoon Guards—Herbert Rah Forte. Gifford, gent., to be comet, without purchase vice Conalils, whom transfer from the 16th Ligid D;agoons has been can 7th Dngion Ottarde—Ssegmat-Major Edward Francis Wester, from the let Dragoman to be cornet, without put wham. The promotion i f Cornet Chaise to a liantemancy, vice Dowdemell, was by purchase, and not without purchaae, as stated in the Gazeth of the 9th inst. la Dragoons— Captain Michael Stocks to be major , s by pur chase, *ice W. de Cardonaall Elmaall, who reties; ; YET!. . . . . . Mimi John OW Sondem.n to be aptain, by Are a, vies Stocks , Cornet Guist Farms to be lieu by purobas., ii,. Sandman; Graham Pak. Ramos ohs pet, to be cornet, by parch... vice Flamm la —Lieutenant William ga , my Hallam to be by purchase. vice Augustus Runt, who retiree; Case sal Adjutant William Mauls to have the rank of Asnisesen; Oxon Hobert A. Godolphin Cosby to be lieu- Ilinme, by probers, rice &ma'am ; Frederick Barclay 102=ast., to be corset, by percher, vice Cosby. tiroesa—The Christ muse of Lieutenant Wire. amend to s troop, without purchase, on the 9th ensbe, 1837, la Theodora and not Theophilus, a previousled. 13th Light Albert Arthur Lethbridge, gent., to be on ,vice Bingham, appointed to the Ilth Deviances 17th Light Deageone—Eneign John Illidge Fraser, from the Ist Herat a Past, to is mast, without purihate. Milker/ nits—Ralga Robert Cape Hardy trots the 68th Foot, to be asigs, vies Cat, who eacluulyea. The Christian arm ad lAnamen Sewell, restored to foli os the ee NM ettli at errpaptiss. 1837, are John Augusta Fr Royal Aashinnt-lemapon Nathaniel Philip Betts hise bra remind le mega Ns samshrton. ha Reptateut d Iss•—llvariess&Cartal I. Whittuun, 1 ism lisasey mamba. Its be lisehmantorel; Ilsomt•lataatel-Oshasel O. L. Menem hose baPpay naseterbad e be be wispy ; lideps W. O. 4:50111.011 ; bete had !apeila Tel! Sib. in. Dispir, from belt-psi 4th reed; J. S. Hewer& eon baltysy unattached; Captain os C. TRIM, hum halt pay 60th Foot ; Copleia W. H. Ottrinirs, from hat- pay 13th Foot ; MD. Faffia hem beitisty 111th Foot ; Captuft um frau .poy 364 Ted; Copan R. C. P. 4 0 Ur sa ia =iq RSA rest; Cargo D. Raid, host Ti be Ilantanants—lntign 1111. A. 0. Todd, without pm dame • ShripiTt. 0. airy. by pashree, vice Willitanon, vile ise wrielh• Liantment J. C. Cox, from 20th Foot. To be limigoo—ieske I. ChlaA, from 49th Foot; Du* C. IL HemaresA hotnast low Elo O. B. Piliegoa, rem DM lest; =sign W. J. /Uh l from 66th Foot. Tit be Quelomeer—Qmoonsoolor oho Nam, from a Debt Ratitattan. Ilse arit.—Brevet LisalemeiCalenel J. A. V. Kirkland, from baray unattached, Is Ungar ; Msjor J. C. Bart ley, hear half-pay ointiesist, to be minor. To ba Cap- . aim_ . : Captain E. A. Bess, from, alf-pay turattachad , Lisseenent J. W. Dinky Adele, without purchase , Cap. his J. &Brits, five. nth Foot; Captain R. H. Wrist lets...ma belt-pay ehed Feat; Contain N. Nectlonald, boo bslf:pay 70th Feet •; Ceara F. Potklinston, from higi - pey 331 k Fort ; J. 0. Harkner, from half pay 33th Foot i_ & Witiiington, from half-pay li Kato ngode To is leselnessits : Leaign E. S. Lowe. Without pll/01010, Sift Ada ; ; Lieutenant S. limn. ben Pith Peet; Usament K. W. B. Villiers, frogs 344 k lest; lenninuat W. Thwaytes, from 31at Foot; Lientaget J. W. Mussel, from 28th Foot Ligament F. Mayes* Ikea 17th boot; Lieutenant J. J. Roblrea, from no Poet; Liontraent N. Barron, hoot Seth Foot; Lasedasat J. It. Newbolt, from 44th Foot; Lieutenant J. 111. Tapia, from 82nd Foot; Lieutenant H. H. Taylor, from Mtn Foot. To be Enna and Adju tant ; COMA C. Sutton, from halt-psy of the late lend Monfort Corps. 6th Foot—Brevet-Lietit -Colonel O. H. S. Willis, from half , munched. to be major; Biers-Lieut.-Colonel J. H. from half-pay matteched, to be major. To be Capra. Lieutenant E. Lloyd, without purchase ; Captain C.a. John S. Herbert, from half-psy 97th Foot ; Ciptain J. A. Fuller, from half-pay 13th Foot; Captain H. B. Fadden, from half-pay 38th Foot; Captain C. B. Pr o lt from half-pay 39th Foot ; Captain H. Luoirden combs, from half-pay eau Foot; C.ptaln B. Raniasy, from half-pay 42nd Foot; Liwatassat W. M. Mill, holm 26th Foot, without purchase. •To be Lieutenants: Lisa tenant W. B. C. Cloonan', from 49th Foot, vies LIDO; Lieutenant J. Grahams, from 18th Foot; linhinant W. E. Remiss Dom 28th Foot; Lindosent J. A. etelses, hero 62nd Foot; Lieutenant Them. 11. Rohm, from 46th Feet; Liniment D. 0. Prothro., tam 48th Foot ; Lleassent R. O'Connor. bon 47th Foot; Liastenset W. C. Watery, from 011tk Fool, Lieutenant Alfred A. J hem Ist Wad Indis Regional ; Lieutenant F. 19•11, 34th Foot; Ihratessat H. Burrows Adcock, fausleth Foot. 7th Foot—Major H. R. fllbbiet, from half-pay =attached, to be major, Captain and Brevet-Major Thom= Gilley, from adjutant of a depot battalion, to be major, without =. To be Captains: Captain C. L. Thornton, Spay 26th Foot; Captain J. M. Clayhilla, from half-pay 93rd Fivit ; Captain O. F. Herbert, from half pay 31at Foot, Captain J. T. Campbell, from half-pay 2nd; Captain A. U. Daubeny, from half-pay 90th Foot; Captain W. J. COOP!. from half-pay 57th Foot; Lieute nant C. S. Howson, from Bth Foot, without purchase. To be Lieseeaanis Lieutenant H. A. Little, from 17th Foot ; Bud= T. B. Vandeleur, without purchase. To be Esidsia Timothy Metcalfe, from 49th to ( : Bob Foot—Brevet-Colonel P. M. Wilson, from half-pay 96th Foot, to to lieutenant-colonel ; Captain 3. 'mde to he major, without purchase ; Brevet-Colonel W. C. R. Napier, from half-pay unattached, to Le major. To be Captains Lieutenant T. O. Router, without pur them, vies Hinde ; Lieutenant D. Beere, without purchase; Lieutenant E. N. &addends, without purchase; Ceptaln R. C. D. Brum, from half-pay 82nd Foot, Captain J. A. McDaniel& from half-pay 82d Foot ; Captain J. W. Dimond, from haff-pa7Boll Foot ; Captain R. P. Gould, from half-pay 31st Foot; Captain 8. If. Dyer, from half pay 17th Foot . Lieutenant O. W. Oral, from 99th Foot, without pureham. To be Lieutenants Ensign .Eneas G. Blair, without pinches*, ties flouter . Ensign A. Moy nihan. without parched*. vice Beere , Lieutemant H. E. Fitt Gerald, trots 18th Pone, vim Sandilauds Lieutenant J. U. Palmer, from 41st Fork, rice Downe;peoreoted to 7th Font ; Lieutenant F. 0. Furlong Moore, from 39th Foot. vioe Aldridxe, promoted in 110th Foot; Lieutenant J. F. Marplierwo. from 62eil Foot; Lieutenant C. B. Brown, from 63rd Foot ; Lieutenant J. O'Hara, from 6104 Foot ; Lieutenant C. N. Fry, from 18th Foot. To be Enigma Ensign R. T. B. Brooms, from 33rd Foot; Faecal T. S. Mitchell. from 89th Foot; Emden E. Tan. nee, from 33rd Foot; Resign E. T. Pereigte, from 28th Foot . Ensign R. Y. Stokes, from 48th Ned ; Ensign R. Wbittiag, from 62nd Font; Midge J. W. Black, from 41st Foot , Ensign A. G. {Youth'', from Ord Font; En sign J. S. Wheeley. from 97th Foot ; Ensign R. D. F. Merreff, from 94th Foot, 9th Fdot—Lieuteame-Colonel C. Elnedrw, from a depot bextahon. to be lieutenant-colowl , Captain A. Taylor, to be major, without purchase ; Brevet- Limectient-tolorsel W. Sankey, from half-l ay unattarbeci, to be tuJjor. To be Captain. Captain 41*. Daunt. from ban-pay, a. adju tant of a depot battsti.m, vire Taylor; Catena* Wi Nnirwt, from half-toy 9th Foot ; Casale H. F. Morgue, from half-par 97th Foot ; Cagesie D. H. M.Bernett, half pay 79th Fat; Copula Raw P. (FAhem from helf-pay unattacluoi; Captain I. W. Waimea, Moo half-pay on attaehed Captain A. M. Cordele, from heU-pay 19th Foot • tweezing O. 11. Cox, ?men Wed Fnot, without purchWe , Lieutenant J. Graham, from 67th Font, without perches*. To he Ltentetwit. • Lieutenant R. F. Bur row., from 49th Foot , Lieutenant F. Iv O. Astir., from 49th Foot; Lieutenant S. Field. from 49th Foot ; Limita seat T. A. M. Nokia, Imes 44th Foot , Lieutenant A. V. B. Ditachatd, from 11.4 Foot. To be fineness Ensign P. P. MAN from .97. h Foot ; Nudge 8. I.) no., from 9,4 th Poet; Reap C. T. Coot*, from 95th Foot ; En s i g n C. 8. N k mtom 17th Foot. 14th Feet—Lanotenant Angus William Hall to be captain, berserks., vire Mattewa, who wine , Nudge John T. Ceres is be lientownt, by purchase, Moe Blunt, pro isatei; Theme Fruicis tkneforil, gent., to be *mien, by papaw" eke Camon Francis Forbes Atkinson, gent., to he gyp, Wileout purchase, vice Swinford, appointed to theta& Fem. Thad Feet—Lionumant Thomas Tyseite to be captain, by peeeleme, eke Voilbet. who Mime. 20th Foot—Captoin William M'Doestd, from half-pay Re attached, to to remain (poyieg the difference), Tlp who exchange ram mer the difference. Nth Net —Mere Jobe Malcolm Sewell to be lieutenant, 4:a, protnol ed. ;:tsteaa' Trop Craig. from the Military Train, H I ; r=l i teni iil lar bn cl7lll 4 : Larobton to to speak. b plerebees, vise Prince, who Nil less— Harferd to be lieutenant. With out rerellena l =or, killed in sellout , Ensign George ROM BOW b M inllllllllll, without purchase, vim Rimer, liennwel TIM Peet—tlialmmat me D. Campbell to be captain, wWeigerbsse, Heat, deemed, Ensign R. P. loft le be beeiseset. without purehaw. vice Campl.li ; likehned Clay. from the 62ed Foot, to be Emirs, vim promoted; Ensign Thomas Mackenzie, to the 41*4 we, to be rndom , e k e , lest—Delie Timms P. Swinford, fr om the 14th Foot, bemeitin, Wes Sevier, sprinted to the 90th Foot. BeliPlb—ftila nasty (urk. 0. llogd•Je to be Ilseberset, by rodeo* Mos Lord E. Clinton. promoted; Cote Georg, Ambles% Drurorrewl, gfilt., to be ensign, by punters, vies Degisle; Rowlsod Egerton, gent., to be Nest" tottleeet purchase. let Via lefts Regiment—Reign Jar; Alexander Smith le be IlAtteamat, wittiest peedisee. vi Remick, deemed ; &Nests. Tamil... pat, to be isei,m, without purchase, Moe lifsedth. 3rd West India Regiment—Richard Wilson, gent., to be • 8 4 9 . h 7 Parchess, vice Saran. who retiree. Ceylon Ride Regl wen t—Guy Wiliiem Froirrick L'Estrange gent,, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Roos, who retires. Gold Coast Artillery Corp—Lieutenant James Taylor to be captain, without purchase ; Ensign John Rehm Thomp son to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Taylor. Royal Malta Fencible Regiment—Lieutenant William Glatt to be captain (with local and temporary rani), vice Mattel, promoted , Ensign 8. de Pin to be heutenant (with bed and temporary rank) vice Gott. DEPOT BATTALION. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Sanders, C. 8., from halt-pay 19th Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Elinhiret, appointed to the 9th Foot; Major CiecZi Mein , from half-say un attached, to be major, vice grimy, appointed to the 69th Foot; Captain John Hoary Grant, from half-pay 34th Foot, to be adjutant, vice Olney, promoted, without pur chase, in the 7th Foot. STAFF. _ _ Major and Brest-Lisa;;;;t:6olonel Edward Harris Greathed, Bth Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant-General at Bombay, giro Lugard, appointed Adjutant-General in the East Indies. after calling him several times, witness at last awoke him, sad told him there was a letter "on eervice, which required ea answer. His =Nee made no mPllr but went to sleep again, on which withers bud the letter down on s table close to the bed and left the room. He took no farther steps to call his attantion to the letter, but placed it in such a position that prisoner most hays sem It on getting up. During the whole of that day Lientsnant Yule did not leave his room at all until Aftr ire o'clock. Witness did not see the letter until the Monday morning following, am it dimppearedsiro gether from the table. He was quite positive his mastic was at home until five o'clock that afternoon, as ho looked Into his room several times during that day and always found his. In bed. EllaorUy after five the prisoner droned himself sad went out, and witness did not see him amain until nine o'clock that night. The prisoner was about putting some questions to the witsess with the view of cross-exanuning him, but the r t .i. dent cautioned him that the nature of the answers given to them were anything but favourable to him. Prisoner then said ha should decline putting any further questions. By the Court—Lieutenant Yu le WY awake when witness presented the letter, and wee conacious of what he told him respecting it. At 1 o'clock that day witness told him there was a parade for the inspection of necessaries, but prisoner told him he had nothing to do with it, as he was on survey duty. The Deputy-JudgtvAdvocate said he had no other Tit aness to examine in support of the prosecution. The President then intimated to the prisoner that the Court was ready to hear his damns. Prisoner begged to be granted until Tuesday to prepare his defence, which the Court having agreed to, The Prettiest said the Court would stand adjourned until that day, at half-past 10 o'clock. The ship Areta, Capt. Henderson, which left London oa the 18th of Jane for Calcutta, with 214 of the East ladle Company's recruits on board, put into the Cape of Good Hope an the 25th of August. The monster mortar, which was submitted to a bet trial on Monday lest, at the Government Practice amp, Phimsteed-marshes, is ordered to be removed to flheekerynses, where astaxtent of range almost unlimited ran be obtained. SECOND ROYAL LANARK MILITIA.—This body amiadied at the Horn-market, Lanark, on Wednesday. Three hundred sad four man and two ofilosre left the lluelianaa-street Railway-Ration, Glasgow, for Lanark, by the 9.30 a.m. testa, sad another 100 WI at different hours in the course tithe der . On the previous day (Tueeday) about 100 mon to Lanark from Hamilton, Mothwwell, Leamalragow, and plena adjacent. ,a.'; INSPECTION OF MILITIA ARTILLERY. The militia artillery were inspected in the harrack-square rater. day morning by Colong Douglas, when they went through the time evolutions of a field day, including the Aring of several rounds from the mounted guns. At the close of the manceurree, the men were addressed by Colonel D., who, among other remarbe, said he did not mean to humbug them in any way, bet be could candidly tall them that their efficiency and general would do credit to say regiment in her Id • service. The colonel's remarks were Inland to by • number of sultry who bad witnessed th: ea Sa. ma The mope will ham completed its thirty dayif Tmoday evening, when, it to expected, • nembor of mend,. will go over to the Royal Astakty.-Bradoriard NATIVE REGIMENTS. A corterndent ot erne ad the Maus journals suggests le Lord Harem the edvisabillty el raring regiments composed entirely of native Olnialieny .. end &lag so forthwith. He thinks that with the sid et the inisrionaries some 25,000 able-bodied men might bs peened, that I. it government is satisfied with able-baud men, sad dose not look for a grenadier stature in ita recruit.. The native Christiana ere not at present very willing to enlist to the native infantry regimens, for, as might be expected from the barbarous ignorance of the Hindus and Malecomedans, the latter affect to look down upon the Christie* "spays ea men who have abendoned their caste. If all AU we have heard and used of Jesuits and of other missionaries sad their enterprises in Southern India is not &Marione, a far larger number of Christian recruit. than 25,000 might be procured in the Madras presidency. Why en attempt Is net nude to em body them into separate regiments, we ere at a lees to con- jecture. It has hitherto been the policy at the Indian go- vernment to discourage the enlistment of native Chriatians. No native Christian, it is to say, would have NM received into any of the B reginisale, sod if a sepoy of any of those corp. teams a Mintiest, be would have been turned out. This wee one of the conassekaut made to those bodies of men who have proved so gluiest/1y staunch"—but it was • uncorks which was necessary, when we remember that from the very earliest time the mode of recruiting adopted in the Bagel army was rotten to the au. There was, however, no each necessity for dis consigning the enlistment of Cheistlene in either the Bombay or Madras armies, and measures might have been taken to inure greater numbers of them to join the corps of those presidnedm than are now to he found in them. The great desideratum however le to' have regiments composed solely of native Christians. Such a step will have the effect of elevating the native Christians in their own seleem, and showing them that goverment does not regard them as outruns es the lishomedum sad Ma teo' do. One of the results of such s coarse would be, that the regiments would never went recruits. We need not my that we me dune to any tampering with tha religion' of the nom of this country ; but, on the other hand, we do say, if the government of India thinks it politic to have a 'nay lumber of regiment' of satire Christian soldiers, that If it now miles a few corps of such men, and treats them with indulgence and favour, it will be little leas than eatonlah inn how thick native Christian applicant. for enrolment will be found to present themselves in the course of a very few years.—Phicesiz, Sept. 5. TEE POLICE coußra WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. James Gildin secretary to the Vicbmia-park Sunday Band Committe g, e, anemia hi cowl, sad id a contribution of four guineas for the pier-boa, being pert of the produce of their extra final performance at the aloes of the semen. CLERKENWELL. Thetime of the court was again taken up for a consider able period In hearing summonses against • number of street hawker., who were summoned before Mr. Tyrwhitt, at the ' Instance of the police authorities of the N division, charging them with exposing fruit and other articles foe We, whereby an obstruction was caused. Some remarks on this subject appeared In this journal of Tuesday last. AU the defendants pleaded guilty, elating el before that they had no other way of gMg an honest live lihood; that if they went into the attests to beg, they Win hunted down by the police; that if they went to the work house to ask for relief, the authorities refused to take them in, but gave them money to get stock to sell, and when they did that, the police took their names, made them lose a day & work to attend at the police court, and then, if they could not pay • tine and the coats, they were tried ea felons and sent to the House of Correction. Mr. Inspector Judge, of the N division, end Sergeant Becldey, 12 N, in connexion with some of the mem, said that sixes of the inhabitants bad complained to the Commissioners of Police of the sellers of fruit. Mr. Tyrwhitt, in giving judgment, said that he regretted verymuch that the law was salt wes,and he weever) , mach el opinion that the poor should not be hunted down ee they now were. In reply to one of the defendants, who inquired "what am Ito do for • living," hie worship said that be could not answer that question, but if he had an thing to do with the parish rates he should most decidedly do all he could to prevent the prosecution of these poor people. It was his duty, sitting there, to administer the law se he found it, notwithstanding what he might think about it. He did hope that there would be some complaint made to the treetry, and that the subject would be taken up by that body. It wee quite plain that • number of these people had no other way of getting • living, and there should be a careful abstemiousness in putting the powers of the police Into operation. Those who had not been there before he fined Is. and coats., and on those who had he inflicted a penalty of 2A. and costs, or, in default of payment, four days In the Emmet Correction. His worship, in conclusion, said that be was bound to say that if they came there again he should have to increase the fine, for it must be recollected that thee was • fine of 40e. Several of the perms were then sent to prison in default of payment. MARLBOROUGH-SI REEL Jaows iniby, a boy of 14 years of age, woo charged before Mr. Bingham, with stealing about 6s. 6d in copper and silver coin, the moneys of the Shoe-black Society, by wham be was employed. The theft mewed last Friday, end was clearly proved againat the prisoner, who absconded, by Thomas Tra., a superintendent overlie boys, in conjunction with the min who apprehended him, and to whom in expense teems it was admitted. . . He was sentenced to one month's imprisonment and bard labour. MARYLEBONE. Mr. &heard Bird • trualmaiee,living at No. 14, North Andley-street, was citarrl with being drunk, and threaten ing to stab police-consla le Clay, 34 1). The otiose stated that at sin o'clock yesterday evening the , who was much the worse for drink, came up to him prisoner Portman-street, and said, " In. mad ! l'U get a knife, and stab some one." He went away In a state of gnat en c= and entered a shop in 04(0rd-street, in which he • few minutes., end then returned with *knife, which he had partly concealed up his sleeve ; he pushed his way through a crowd of cabinet' and wstermen, who were standing on the rank, and, after threatening them, he pulled oat the knife from his sleeve, and began to rub It, as if to sharpen it, upon the pavement. Witmer asked him what he dui that fort when he replied, " l'U stab you, you —," at the same time holding it up in - such a way as tligh hie intention was really that of earn/log his threat into effect. Witmer added, that he rushed upon the pr ironer, and, wir ing hold of hie arm wrested the weapon from his grasp. lie was then conveyed to the station-house. Prisoner (to the constable)—Had you not been drinking some gin with met Witness—No. - - Prank Pullen, a youth in the service of Mr. James, On ford•street, said—When prisoner came to the shop he easel if his (witness's) employer was at borne, and that -on Ma being replied to in the negative, he requested the loan of • knife for • short time; his request was complied with, sad be left the place. The prisoner's answer to the charge was, that it was an a joke, and that he wanted the knife for DO other purpose than that of cutting his shoestring. He had found 1201. in notes, and wee much excited. Mr. Long said that such jokes moat not go unpunished, and inflicted • penalty of 20e. or 14 days' imprisonment. SOUTHWARK. Gorge Brown end IderiVill;;;,. two ruflianiplooking young fellows, ware charged with picking pockets. Bohai Bell, 33 kf, • detective Slicer, said—Lost night I was on duty in sit awe clothe. in High-street, when I saw ' the prisoner Brown follow several gentlemen from the City. I kept • watch on his actions, and saw him put hie hand in a gentleman's pocket while Fussing opposite Bt. George's Church, when I seized hold of him and took him into custody. I then salted the gentleman whether he had lost anything, when he replied that be had not, but in the pocket which the prisoner attempted he had a pocket-book containing a hun dred pounds, which the prisoner would have appropriated to himself had I not seen him. Mr. Combe—llo you know the prisoner Drown P Bell—Oh yes. sir, very well ; he ia one of the moat expert pickpockets in London, and when he attempted this robbery he had • companion with him, who was covering his actiona. That party toc.aped. Mr. Combs—What is the evidence against the prisoner Williams @ — Dennis Scannell, 177 M, mother detective officer, mid—l followed him a* far as the London-bridge Railway Ter minus, when I saw him go up there just as the train was about to start for Dover. I followed him, and sew him put his hands in a gentleman's pocket, when be wee mixed, end I took him into custody. Card that several person@ had been robbed on the previous night, and I believe the prisoner to be one of the thieves, as he was connected with the mine gang as Brown.. Williams—l deny that. lam a reeneetable, hard-working men and never committed a robbery in my life. tki nnaU—l have known him nearly two years as the amodute of thieves; and I distinctly saw him put his hand In the gentleman's pocket. I believe, your worship, he has bees convicted. Kr. ootae (te the prirshers)-1 have no doubt you are • brew of pickpocket.„ and as it has been sworn before me to my satiafaction that you attempted to pick pockets, I shall sentence each of you to two months hard labour in Wands worth House of Correction. .o;;LThank;;;,iour worship. Mory Drivoll. an old woman, the keeper of a registered lodging. house, 271, Kent-street , was summoned before Mr. Combs, under the Common Lodging-hoar Act, for unlaw fully allowing an admixture of sexes In one sleeping-room, contrary to the act of parliament. After heeling the evidence, Mr. Combs told the priscmar that her defence was quite sufficient to corroborate the testi mony of the °Meer. He inquired whether she had ever been =rammed before ? _ . Insp ectorDodd, the officer having charge of the lodging hones. under the act of parliament, hem replied that she had been summoned four times, and had been convicted, but it was of no use; she defied their authority, and conducted her bowie in a rely immoral way. Mr. Combs told her that she most be taught to obey the law, sad as all the other convictions had done no good, he should fine her 51. and oasts, and in default of payment she must be committed for two months to the House of Corm tkes at Waodsworth. GREENWICH. _ Four boys, named Gilbert, Wood, Rogers, and Jaynes, were placed at the bar before kir. Trail!, under the following cir cumstances It appeared front the evidences of pollee-mutable 267 it that at the previous afternoon be was on duty at Blackheath, when he found the four prisoners perfectly naked in a gravel pit. The risoners told him that they had run away from St, George ■ Workhouse, in the Borough, and had torn up their clothes. As witness wail unable to apprehend the pi goners in their naked condition, he sent messenger to the .—„. police station for the prima& ran, in which they were con veyed to the station. In reply to the magistrate, the prisoners, who were now attired in suits belonging to the Greenwich union, elated that they had run away front Bt. George's, es they did not like the confinement._ Trill said he should be justified in sending each of the prisoners to the Ilona. of Ceneetion ; but. in tho hopes that they .ould amend their conduct, he should order them to be sent back to the St. Goorge's union. MARKETS. sroAß.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British posesthions In America, for the week ending October 20, is 31s. No return of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius, for tho week ending as above. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the East Indite, for the week midis; as above, is 23e. 4d. The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar jointiv, for ths week ending as above, is 21e. 41d. per cwt., exclusive of duty. • • • - • Smarm., Orr. 23.—Aiou4 300 bids. West India have li found buyers this week on former terms, and a l ~~arrges quantity could have been disposed of, particularly of r ettning descriptions, had thee been a better supply, as the d eemmaaandd for these sorts continues good. Privately about 3,000 boxes Havannahs have been disposed of on easier terms, and a small floating cargo of SWAM is also reported, the particulars of which lure not been made public. Refiners' produce ge nerally, eterpting bastards and low pieces, is still in excel lent demand, sad large sales, chiefly for forward dells, lave again been made at steady prices. Rum : The only seie reported this week is a small parcel of Demerara, at 2a. 7d. pas proof gallon, elfish). COTTON.—Lresteroot., Ocr. 23.—0 n Saturday teat, with a slight improremeat In the demand, and anticip etd more favourable monetary advice, from the United Stews, our cotton market manifested a somewhat firmer toes and in many tantalum a shade deem pints were current. On Monday, however, the disappointing nature of the American advice., followed by the advance in the rate of discount to 8 par ant. by the Bank of England directors, at once checked the market, and, with a very small demand since, the feeling has bean daily dull and gloomy, and the last few days, where oaks have been praised, a decline of ed. to jd. per lb. has bean submitted to in the moot current qualities of American, and Id. per lb. in Surat, Brazil, and Egyptian. Generally, however, there is an absent* of snakily to sell, many holders (Fridreferring to wait for • larger demand. The sake to-day ay) are 9,000 balsa, 1,600 betas on eNculation and for export. The total make Win week ere 21,240 bales, of whi c h speculators have taken 670 American and 2,200 Surat; raters, 260 American and 530 Surat ; thus leaving 17,680 all kind to the trade. The authorised rtations to. day for " fair " are—Boweds, ; Mobile, 9 • and Br. Orleans, Old. The stock on hand te-ilay conaratiof 162,380 American, and • total of all kinds of 321,660 bake. At NS I for this port there is 16,000 American and about 50,000 East India. The purchases of the trade so far this year in this market of all kinds average 40,060 balsa Eer weak, against 42,900 bake at the same time Nat year. The purchases of the trade in this market the past live weeks amount to 116,290 balm, or an average of only 23,250 bales per week.— (From the Circular of Mr. Maurice Williams.) COTTON 000D8.—MANCHISTER, OCT. 23.—There is very little change in the mead since Tuesday. The same gloomy feeling pervades haziness circles, and a avoid= to exercise extreme emotion, fully warranted by the state of the money market and commerce generally, keeps trensectiona of mU kinds, whether in yarn or cloth, within very narrow limits. Much of the long-dated paper, in which a greet deal of the export bueincer of this neighbourhood is carried on, is either undiscountable or chargeable with such heavy per centsgee that is practically not available, and this interposes an ob stacle to transactions which might otherwise be negotiated, notwithstanding the general incentives to caution. There is undoubtedly &moderate demand from the home trade, which I. met to some extent, the principal cheek being in the feeling that if clock' go on accumulating which have been prepared for ex port, and which moat accumulate also through the extreme caution exercised in all transactions, whether for home or foreign trade, prices may give way to a serious extent, and buyers are naturally anxious to limit their traneactione so as to be prepared in time to take the utmost advantage of such a change should it come. Sellers of yarns are already yossi to submit to a reduction of id. per lb. upon last F di r s iday's quotation', showing the noes ity for this caution, and ma nufacturers as well as • whose contrast, have run out, find great difficulty in en upon new arrangement,. There is much irreguLirity in prices under such circum stances and any attempt to give quotations would only mis. lead. The announcement that Mesere. John Black and Son, of this city, had euipended payment, incautiously made in some of the published trade ',ticks, proves to have been in correct, as alto in all probability will the congratulations that we are likely to pass through the present crisis better than other commercial communities. A great number of small trading concerns in the. district have already clipped down Into insolvency during the past six or eight months, and =s ently less has to be moorded just now, but however y men conduct their Witless in times like the present it is impossible to say what the end may be. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILADVORD, OCT. 22. We have had another quiet weak, and this day's market Is quite in chancier with it. In the department of wool, them is no disposition to buy anything, be the prices what they may. The consequence is, that we have no quotations. And ro long as the present high rate of discount and the unfavourable advice* from America continue to influence our position and proved, we cannot reasonably anticipate • better state of thing". Notts and broke" are limited in demand, with prices in favour of the buyer. The same may be said with respect to worsted yarns. There is • complete stagnation in both home and foreign houses. Some of the spinners have begun to run short time, and this is • course which, as old contracts are concluded, will no doubt become general. The trade, indeed, was never so unanimous on the propriety of this course, and, though stocks were never as scanty, yet some of the largest houses are beginning to run only four days • week. Cotton yarns partake of the general flatness, and lower numbers may be had at lower prices. In piece department, the at tendance of merchants is mall. The purchases made are exceedingly meagre, supplying only their immediate and pressing wants. There was never more idle machinery in this district than there is at present. CORN.—Citaineroan Ocr. 23. —There was a very heavy rein foe twelve or f ourteen hours yeetenlay, and much damage has resulted to the lose of cattle and damages to °warmer, we hear to-day. had 80 sheep drowned, three hens and 20 pigs, The market to-day wee fairly supplied with wheat, and prices gave way Is. to 2s. per C. , red making 60e. to 645.; extra, 665. ; white, 66e. to .•extra, 62e. Barley about m aintained its value for all the beet descriptions ; secondary ra ther lower. Beans wane and fully is dear. Ltrecoite, Ocr. 23.—Our market has been well supplied with wheat to-day, and the trade excessively dull, at fully 2e. decline on the week; red, 49e. to 51e. ; white, 625. to &tr. ; old, 60e. Barley quiet at Is. less money ; grinding, 36e. to lies. ; melting, 42a. to 465. WAKEFIELD, OCT. 23.—There was a good supply of wheat, and trade was dull, with the demand quite of a retail character, at 2s. per quarter decline. Barley, unless tine, was rather cheaper. Other articles had also a downwin d tendency. The averaged for the week ending October 19, were : 5,410, at 67e.191d. ; barley, 1,991, at 46e. Stid. ; oats, 22, at 26e. &I.; besets, 696, at 46e. 71d. ; peas, 104, at 46. • 61d• COALS.-Lompow, OCT. 23.-Budiles West Hartley 17s. 9d. • Byam's Beholds Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; I".Ravison's West Hartley, 17.. 9d. ; Haswell Gm, 14s. 64. ; North Pony Hartley, 16s. ; Horvath West Hardy, 175.; Tan field Moor, 14s. 9d. ; Taniteld Moor Butas,l42. 9d. ; Wyt&m, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Mem, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Godorth, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Ilepaeots. ; Walls End Belmont, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Broad 215., Walla End Fram wellgate, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End stton, 225. • Walla End Koper Grange, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Lambtoit, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 22a.; Walls End Stewart's, 225.; Walls End Camop. 20.. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 205.; Walls End Tow, 220. ; Nixon's Duffryn, 21.. 64.-Ships at market, 90 ; sold, 76. NENA SAHIB. The 3embey Odiutte hem the following, relative to the an. tecetbsses et the scoundrel Nets Sahib " The Honhen Brahmin_s , we learn, are loud in their eke twation of their seafrirs t Nene Sahib; and well they may, bit • greater monster of wickedness has seldom trodden the bee of this fallen world. He was horn, it appears, in the village of Vein, in the talooka of Nu/spoor, near the roots of the mountain of Matheran. His father woe • begging Bhatta, who went to Bithoor in the hope of occesionally sharing in the charity of the es-Pseherah, of whose goers, or clan, he was a mends. The Pahwah set his eye. open his boy Ness, and made him, with others, as adaopptted web that he might join in the funnel end other s hraildha., la tended to mitigate the Pealtwah'e ankrings or pro mote his well-being, either in his new-birth in this world, or In his etheresl abode above the skis. Nana's elevation wee too much for him to bear; and at en early age be graduated in the school of debauchery and limationamem. What • proficient be has become in the practice of evil all India now know.. However he may and his tkys, be may depend upon being elevated to the gibbet of akend %- fumy. Query—Will any Bruiting's be found base monk to perffem his ',Oradea r" To the above it may be added that to an ordinary observes Ness Sahib world have seemed one of the least likely natives of this country to perpokste the atrocities he has beengoßty of. He appeared - what Is called a native of English teaks. Ile spoke our language, and affected European nines anent. At Bithoor he lived in • style of cztlz and storied are told of magnificent s prolusion, him on the Ganges, with a fleet of boats gaily ornainented, and freighted with enneciens, &e. During his visit to Calcutta, be was a great patron of the jewellers, and it was not unusual with him to turn round to whoever happened to be in his company and say, " Now, take whatever you like best in the shop I'll pay for it." The man is a standing demonstration that however we may gild over the vices and antipathies of Orientals, we cannot in one generation eradicate them. Ws may teach the natives of this country to read English, and make them acquainted with the works of some of the best authors in our language ; but notwithstanding this, it should slimy. be borne in mind that the old leaven remains, and will remain as long es the social 'leem of the country remains unchanged, and that system we are not strong enough to upset. —Phenix, August 29. ROMAN C‘THOLIC SHOE BLACK BRIGAIML—A new "81.03 Black Brigade," consisting entira t if Irish boys, has been started by tee Roman Catholic of et. Vincent of Paul, and Is now in full operation at t e West End of London. Sir Richard Mayne has allotted fifty stations to " St. Vincent Boys," who wear a blue uniform with red cuffs to their sleeves, and beer the initials S. V. P. upon their urns. There are already upwards of twenty boys so:engsged • house du been taken for them in St. Onssr, which MIM ; S WO • refuge, and prayers an revel to AVM every morning before they me sent out upon the streets. On re taining home at night, their gains are divided into three parts, of which one-third is paid into the isvMga bank for the individual, another third goes to the support of the house, and the rest is handed over to the individual earner. P _ ASSENGERS PROD INDIA DT THE The Lady Mayoress of London did act go down to South =Om to meet the Indian mail packet Rippe. The Mayor of Southampton went co board the packet when she arrived, and had a consultation with the commander and the purser of the ship, and his worship was satisfied that none of the passengers required yecnotery assistance. The mayor im mediately sent a telegram to the Lord May of London, stating the result of Ma consultation on board. It appears that the commander and purser of the !tiro had made in quiries during the voyage, and were satisfied that If any fugitive from India had required assistance at Southampton the fact would have been known to them. It appears that the funds sent out to India are so ample that whatever anlataase is required by the fugitives can be furnished out there. _ - _ [Advertisement.] DR. DR JON4II'S LlGUT tbotrs Co• Lc,u atm a astral d.M!ky. tM rottonsto moon at Ms Oil Mn b... yommtrabay maltossid. •osonlimp to p.m*. DinfiL rd Okay ants , . no.. It rO.• @total to with the mat btabil•l t lltt ottois to•lo to•• la Is. ox •• Myr yoltsoy * the wren of Rh an tow iclea rlrjonis =Last to tt: bob 1.. so trboy eau to bon% sod t•nitba Pam with ft• la • trey ira•Porfol toymmu . Dr. AI /mgt. OP to told ▪ IP.Poid locUittalk k W.: *PK I• : 9ylll k.; •aw , tos'•d .5.4 Mead with 01. .4on• sad Ittrature. Irttboat wh , cl, I inn age wtrauby AMY. Hayford ..4 Oto .0* WPM toolyassk Rierk ctrl by maw respeslalis Maw& UNATTACHED. The undermentionedoSt.;;;tOiZve their brevet oonverted into substantive rank, under the royal warrant of Bth October, 1854 Captain and Brevet-M ajor W. O. Came ron, 49th Foot; Captain and Brevet-Msdor H. It. Hibbert, 7th Foot. HOSPITAL STAPP. _ Burgeon Peter Henry Roe, from the Gold Coast Artlikoy Corp, to be staff-surgeon of the tirst elem. To be Assistant. Surgeons to the Foreee—Wilitaxa Alexander Machin.. late assistant-surron 42nd Foot; Oswald Home Belt, M.D.. vice Rood appointed to the Royal Ar tillery; George Whltia, gent., vim McGill, appointed to the ith Dragoons Guards ; Robert Head, M.D., tics Rudd, appointed to Bth Light Dragoons ; Alexander Neill, gear, vice Gibb, appointed to the Ist Dragoon.; E M.Bhans, gent ., vice Clery, appointed to the 17th Dragocess ; Joseph Marroaddee Taylor, gent., vice7r tools, appointed to the 18th Foot; Joseph Richard Koh* gest., vies F. Ffolliott, appointed to the 18th Foot; Hew Cardin Herbert, gent., vice J. Folliott, appointed to the blot Foot ; Edward L'Estrano, M.D., rice Bormilde, ap. pointed to the 61st Foot; Robert Owen Hayden, gem, rim Lomb, appointed to the 94th Foot ; Augustin Oliver Applin, gent., rice Collis, appointed to the 98th loot; James Good, gent., rice Hyde appointed to the 186 Foot; John Henderson Whinaker, gint., vice Robertson, =Pon the staff; Thomas Liddard, gone, eke romoted on the staff. BREVET. Lieutenant and Caplaln itillTaittindrew ffi. Harm* d Dr Grenadier Garde, to be pa noted to the brevet tusk IlMatior in the army ; Captain W dliam M`Donald, 3011 Test, to be major Is the stray. The followiag promotions, which appeared to the Gamete of the 1841 lA., sad which wars Meted to be in ettearekin to Calomel H. D. Tomailmall, pramotad to be major-general, and dated 311 t Sent., 1867, will be ssocession to Colonel Bell, oldie loyal Artillery, promoted I. be majne-general, and will beer date Avg. 29, re 1837 —Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel W. Prom, trii.pq as major, unattached, to be onion; Mier 41asssi Haastwa, 70th Foot, to be Use assaaralasal ; Caplaia C. H. P. Gordon, 76th Fe* Is bib The n tliciring promoting, which appeared to the Gnats of the 18th ultimo, and which were dated to ke te rocreasion Colonel Wright, pronvied to be major-general, and dated 04k Sept., 1857, w il l be in aurora/on to Colonel H. D. Tovrashend, prouireed to be major-general, and bear date 6th Sept., 1857 —Lieutenant-Colonel J. Algeo, unat tached, to be colossi ; Major C. C. SPlntyre, 78th Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel; Captain G. Petit, Hoye' Malta Fencibles. to have the local and temporary rank of .mer ; Captain R. F. Middlemore, ball-pay unattached, Aar o&m. of pensioners, to be major. na following promotions to take place In encomia to Colonel Thomas Wright, C. 8., promoted to be major. general on Bth September, 1837 Brevet-Lieutenant- Colonel W. Graham. half-pay se captain unsnarled, to be colonel ; Major the Hon. James Colborne, halt-pal un attached, Military Secretary in Ireland, to be lieutenant colonel ; Captain John Pratt, 36th Foot, to be major. The following promotions take place consequent upon the ' drat of Lieutenant-General G. A. Henderson, on Tin Sep tember. 1857 lisjor-Geseral Henry, Doke of Cleveland, K. 0., upon half-pay as lieutenant-colooel unattached, to be lieutenant-general ; llejor-Genseal Sir George Augustus Wetherell, K . 8., Canal of the 84th Foot, and Adjutant. _General to the forma, to be lieutenant-general. The uadonmggionad pronghorn to take pito ornesonent upon the dank of the Mowing officers: Onearol J. Manosell, K.C.8., died lisp 13, 1867; Oral Sir C. B. Ernes, G.C.M.0., hid .1117 8, 1867 ; Omen Sie O. H. Y. Dateley, K.C.8., filed IS, 1837 Urn terst-Geneomeli.l.7 Jaen Wort of the 6th Toot, to be • Woe- Sr J. F. Len, H.C.8., Col 87111•61aspector-Glaseal of Inter to be lleutenant-poreol; Major-Osotwal Henry Ho C. 8., the alone supernumerary of his mak, to be aeon the fixed establishment of major-generals; Brent- Lieut.-Colonel H. 8. Btepheno, half-ka7 ad crntais abetted, to be tutor!; Major Sir F. L. Arthur, Beet., Wiley unattached, to be lisot,00lonel; Captain Hen B. J. Weld Foreseer, 81111 Foot, to be major. The milenentioned potonehoge to take pion 1a pia loot .•_ India Company'. army consequent on thisilhille 48 Gemesl Slr John Doreton, K.C.8., Madras Cavalry, en 23, 1837: and of Major-Generale Sir Hugt i 6 tembe aase; Wheeler, K.C.8., Bengal ln6atry, on Joe 27, 1837; Alexander Thomson laid, C.B. li&Wy, on August 22, 1857 ; and Boger C. 8., Ben gal Infantry, on September 15 1337* lAret.-General Henry George Andrew Taylor, C,8., Madre. Infantry, to be general ; liejor-General John Azdencs, Madre. In fantry, to be lient.-gsoaral, To be Major.Gemerala Colonel George Cornish Whitlock, Madras Infantry ; Colonel Frederlek o.s /Astor, Bengal Infantry; Colonel Avid Downing, Beata Infantry; Colonel Patrick Thou,. wa, Medals Infentry. The mearesentiezted officers of the East India Company's sank* NOM upon tan pay, to kar sky d kriarr . y rank r known :—To bur Coked.: V John Thames Smith, Madras Engineers . Lieutenant- Colonel John Charles Haalock, Bengal Wintry; Lisa. tenant-Colonel James Stephen Davies, Siegal Infaniey ; Lieut.:nut-Colonel Charles Yates, Madras Infantry• Lieutenant-Colonel John Hasson (Weald, Elemial Engiaeins. To be Lientenant•Colonels Major Edward \•en Peregrine Holloway, Mediu' nfantry Major Wens Easter, Madras Infantry ; Major Thomas Henry Simms% Bengal Artillery blase Auguatua Price, Bombay . . - . . th. The undermentioned officer upon half-pay of the Royal Ma riam to have the honorary rank of captatn, o n Itir Majesty's order in council of the 25th June, 1867: Quar termaster Thomas Coope. MEICALANDIIM. Capes.% the liou. George lfernlew Foie, en halt pay of the 111• 26th Dragoons, has Ws pletnitall te his ems iris. WAIL-OPTIC', PALI,KALL, Ocr. 23. EIVE'f. Milloll/0111WM.—in 112emoruzdttm dated in October, ISM, the Qawn has hem plowed to confer upon Lieutamat-Colonel George Painter Evelyn, of the Tartish army, and of the First Royal Surrey Militia, the equivo lent honorary rank of lieutenant-colonel, such honorary rank however to confer no privileges as • Britian lieute nant-colonel on that officer. Commission' signed by the Lord Lieutenants of their respective counties. NEW DEPCTY•LIECTENANTS. IMMEMOnaIIaIMME. Wyndham Edward Hamm, Esq., to be depaty-lieutruant ; William Lowndas, Eq., the younger, to Le deputy lieutenant. DC le7lllG.4lllftp, Idajor-General James Foie, late colonel ci the Royal Artil. lay, to be deputy-lieutenant. . . YEOMANRY CAVALRY. kicooterohire.—John Watiaro Cheney Evart, gent., to be comet, time Brooke, promoted. MILITIA_ East Kent Regiment of Ksylet gent., to be amietent-strirson, vire Reid resigned. 3nl Regiment of the Royal Surrey Milan—Herbert Charles Wilkie, gent., to be assistant -surgeon. R North Lincoln Militia.—Jenne Wert, gent., - to be Ittesant, eke Smith. enigned ; Henry Atiguatos Wit twos, time., to be ensign, vice J. 8. Cooper, promoted; John William Marshall. gait., to be ensign. 2. 0 1 Regiment of King's Own Btallvdshirs Angastus Pattbson to be lieutenant, vice Wogen, slinftt re- W MiUtia. —2nd Regiment—Erasmus Harris Vatighten, gent., to be enaign, Tice Ensign Robert Henry Passe, resigned. let or Rent Best Middlesex Regiment cf Sorel Newton to be lieutenant. vice Rackland, resigned ; !=a Vomit to be lieutenant, vice J o n es , re .. Nit or Royal Elthurne Light Infantry Regi ment sf Middlesex . Alsey Teener, gent., to he euelp, vice triton., resigned; Resign Robert Han ceck, to be lieutenank vice Harvey, resigned; Henry Ingle Baylis, to be ensign. vice Ilancok, promoted. Royal Leaceshire Militia Artillery Itegiment.—First Lien taw/ Clerks Blaycts Molyneux, to be captain, via Rail tow, raignid• ADYIPALTY, Ocr. 23.—ArroiNnirvv.—Mate E. P. CM.I2 to the Cyclops, 6, paddle-wheel steam frigate, at Portsmouth. THE COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUT. YULE, R.E. CHATHAM, OCT. 23. The court-martial. under the presidency of Colonel C. 'Ambled, again met this mortinly at half-mat ten, for the trial of Lieutenant O. W. Voninttart Yule. The court proceeded to bear the evidence adduced bytbe Deputy-Judge- Adronate in support of the charge of scandalous conduct, un becoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, in barite/ faintly stated that he vas out all day on the dtb of September. and therefore could not answer an official letter shirk bad been addressed to him by order of Colonel H. Sendlians, director of the Royal Eegieeer emebliabeamit, Brampton, demanding explanation of his previous softest conduct._ Flanagan, prisoner's torrent, who was ea• angina by the Deputy-Judge-Advocate, staled that he ne. mired a letter for the prisoner from an orderly on the morning of the sth September, when L. :nimediately took it into LISOIMNIIIi Fates roam. PrillOblf WY than in bid; bat TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWATL YON Pao Wen 704. WOlOl. epee. wean. imam MT. 1411. Week mace October.ll Deletut Douro J unction— Manage to Warn ..... U 181 111 34 361 Week sass October 17. reekies. 4. 101 100 4.2 14 wet melee October 10. Aatelerp Iwo liakuni••• SW 441 LEO 848 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABVALTIEB. Conradtoe LatiONllll, 0. ptala Sterrataa. from Manilla to Leedom. sad ♦eu Marla (mat.), tram Dellayl W Cardiff. erne la *Wham Marisa the atalm of the f let October, wiles tsa latter •amet mak ; army wed, escape one are.—Dell. Oct. I. • • -• P.m:. (woe, Mb port, Captain Mane% tree Areluniet, loton the Ist Sept, at Kann Kyn ; 3 of kw wow dr:mud.— • Ilydn iP"nea blasrsi:LC:pta7slably. from HoII nod O tonby alt. Pater. bon. with goods, yrwWoa Norio'; ship mils. water.— Zonal. Ost.lll. VESSELS SPOKES WITH. Axes Liffey, from Bombay for 'from'. Sept.:6. lat. 116 N.. bm. ■ W. Alfred Starer from Liverpool for Now Tat, October IS, lat. U N., lass II W. —. aty of Perth, from Sloppon foe Taluscutb, August 31, LL 23 IL, 00. 3 E Dsmetriue (e,), from Eoglaad for Mauritius, Sept. 14, lat. II 49 N tos. 31.40 W. P. 11.• grabs tept. 13, lAL St N. lots IS W. Euphrates. from (Seems.' for gosabey. Oet Cowes Clear. Liesulst ilbmburg bets), hum Bong tiocg for Cowes, July 20, Ist. 90.1mi.11 9 L . Bram. 2 ,9 9 4624 (a►ipl. Lampe% from London for Yuman', vita parcsicas. all wall, eapt. 1. lat. 112, laa 29.41 W Itaby M t. (ship), am Calcutta for Loam, 6.64. 19, IM, 24 8 , ton. 2 Z. Wumular (Data ahlp), from Manila tar London, Bapt.4,lat. 38 6. loan 2.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTIts. C4 . REY. 7 Oet. SO. M Tork-togra, lloadro.t. the site of Moor DENNIS —Oet.N.et esenbridee street. Warertd.goare, the Telfe of W. Dennis. bee . of stlauehtet. IOWLEIL—Oct. :O. et the Green. Tottenham. the wile of W. Fowler. TA., of a eon. CIAIINIIA hf.—Oet. M. at Dom. the wife of R. E. W. Gambia). E.l al • daughter. • 11010 . dN.—pet.21. at the Grove. 11tahgttr. the •tfe of W. B. Nov Es 4.. er &Cc. OEN E.7?1. 1 70, et latempequan, Brighton. the wife of F. Orate. "ir.,l7.l•CdWititer. PARKZU—Ctet. n. et Iluaetedi wear wife ad C. IT. Parka% liK, ot w dos. W wt. V i at 3D. Adapthill.square. the wife of W. U. 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