The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-10 00:00:00

NEWS PAPE R • ; t7" <4 Of S SalicLX 'Ob reg s„ • , 7/I , Z -1 cl /2 OZ-C• e / 1 14 - •-- No. 5,252. okrurrA, calling at the Cape of Good iIpHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPII3 afid Madraa—sTKAM COMMUNICA fION between W' A. dalmateh the anderematloae4 arst-clans stousers DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers bolo 4 For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE , the BATATIER from ling to the East and [Amami Shipping Company (Lind the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, The well.kuowa dipper auxiliary stemmata* LADY JOCKL st 11 a.m. Fares g 2 25.. 111 N., sad lts. ad. Return tickets. 2,242 tons, Aki.honi- power, ROBERT W. KKR, Commander, a fare sad a half. The FYENOORD, Thursday morning early, now loading In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on from off the Tower. Fare Al. 11161 June, embarking passel:igen at sods vlngOraviemod on the Few REEFER , the SCHWAN, Jose 11, at 11 a.m., from Hone -90111 June, for Calcutta, railing at the eof Good Hope and lydown. Farm: 62, gl, sad 10s. Madraa. This seemdAteeit ship, built for tidbit& trade, For GOTIULYSIIRO, the LONDON, June 14, from Homelydowtt had been thoroughly retitled, has Ar accommodation for Fares, L33a, 6222., and AL To be followed by the GUSTAF passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a %VASA. stewardess. The average peerage of this cempanfis deaden last For COPF.NHAORN and STOCKHOLM, a steamer, In a few season was 70 days to Madras ; the Calcutta hafted performed days. the TOFAite in fie days, being the shortest on moors. i For freight, passage, its apply at ChaptbAs Universal Office, The line will be continued on the 20th of each succeeding Regest-c fr etts, W., or to FHILI.IIII4, °RATIO, and PHILLI PPS, math, with the strictest punctuality, by one of the company's 11, Hood-lane, E.C. 'Wicent Beet of auxiliary screw steam-ships, en freight or passage apply to GRINDLAY and C0.,66,Pir ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN basest - street , a.w.. the brokers, ALF RY.D BRYTT and Co., RAILWAY NEW YORK DIVISION.)—COUPONS due 150 Leadenhaltetreet, E. C.. or at the °Diets of the Company, P.C. where slew evocations fee Ist July next wilt be. PAID in London at the Consolidated , Bank ;Llmitedi, 4, Lombardatreet, Loudon, at the rate of 4s. to appoletwanta as midshipmen In this service &odd be made. ' the dollar. RICHARD DRAW, Secretary. Had India and London Shipping Conlon/ (Molted). Leedom, No. 2, Old Broad.street, June 9, 11133. 9, !During-lane, E.C. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET fill7P.—For SYDNEY Direct to sail from the river on the tub June, calling at Plymouth on the let July to embest passenger if required', the well-known Mgate-built ship YIIIII7RA, A 11l years, register 1,077 LODS, MALCOLM GREEN. Commander: lyteg In the Last ladle Docks. This floe ship has a full poop, with - most excellent accommodation for cabin pas seners. Her lween decks being lofty and airy, she oPe: a a desirable opportunity for a few —F orlntermiate and will carry an expelienced surgeon or terms of or peerage htipply to GELLATLY, HANK Elf, and SEWELL. o. 27, atreet: or to DEVITT said MOOR; 0, niunarairesa CIONSULS, Merchants, &tokens, &c.—BONDS, V Bank Notes, Debentures, and other oalelal doetunenta ENGRAVED and PRINTED on voter-marked paper to prevent tensor er situation. Drawings and estimatea—H. IL COLLINS and Co., bank printers, No. 11, Great Winchester-street, City. RC. References to bankers. DEIITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKKI SHIR—For SYDNEY Direct (to mil from the river on the 11th July, calling at Plymouth on the Ist August to embark passengers), the splendid frigate.built ship LA HOGUE, Al LS years, 1,331 tons register, JOHN WILLIAMS, Commander ; lying is the East India Docks. Tina Sue s6lp has been built ezpes il for the Sydney trade. She has a fuD poop, with first, r socoolamodation fbr cabin personas ; her lween decks being lofty and airy, she offers also a desirabte opportunity for a tow second cabin aadeon—for intermediate passengers ; andpsm will carry an experienced surg terms of frelOt or age apkr tond Captain WIL2LIAMS. Leadenhall-street on board : to OELLATLY, 1i.% NHEY, a SEWELL, : or to DEVITT end MOORE, No. 9, DiMteretreet. Hr vacancies for one or two lLidinlpmen. DEI and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE c V t TT PACKET dITIP.-11 or PORT PHILLIP Direct (to be despatched on the Rah Jana, Let shipping day ant Tun the Britials•ballt clipper ship INDEMNITY, • 1, register 7 41 tons, GEORGE JINXES% Commander. This vessel is entreaty fitted for the trade, and Is one of the fastest alters out of the port of London , she has a flue poop, with untumaly good 114C0111- modatlen for cabin parengers.—For freight or townie apply to GELLATLY, JUNKET, and SEWELL, No. 47, LeadenhalL street or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, EllUter-street. DEN= and MOORK'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACHRT SHlP.—lfor ADE:LA.IDR Direct (to sell pea godly on the 4th July, UM shipping day send July), the well losown Relish built sbip PRIIP ILA. A 111 years, register 487 tons, J. WHARTON SMITH. Commander !Ong In the Lou don Dock. This line vessel has a full poop. with first-rata accommodation for cabin passengers and. being a fast miler, is a preferable opportunity for line if., —lror terms of freight or B passage apply to Mr. T. . WA 15s, St. lieleds-place ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, p, Billher-street. DEvrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 811IP.—For ADELAIDE Direct, to sail punc tually on the 4th August just shipping day Ist August), the well known British built clipper barque IRENE, A 1, 700.teee DAVID BRUCE, Commander: lying In the Loudon Docks, This t•lrularly employed In the Adelaide trade, Is well known for La uniform peones and comfortable secommo dation for colts —For terms of freight or parse apply to Mama. PSfU TINDALS. BJLEY, and Co., 17, Once church-street ; or to DEVITT and MOORS, No. 9, BURterdireek DIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOgART TOWN Dtrect ham Immediate despatch% the splendid dipper ship PERCY, A 1, 919 tons register; RICHARD WR.A.NICIdORL, Commander Imam to the East Indic Docks. This regular trader has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for Erstulam passengers has great height in thetween decks for the accommodation of bounty tick t and "Sher intermediate For freight or puma apply to the owners, Years. Er i ffAlt er tMON BROTHERS and Co., 17, it. lielen'eplace, Rtsh opogteedireet or to Davirr and MOORH, 9 Billiteretreet. DIITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE cIPACILET SHIP.—Pot PORTLAND BAY Direct t Lai the pester portion ot her cargo engaged. and will meet with very gedespatch), the fast-salling =Nue MAYELOWF.R, AI, tons o.m, Wl2 tom n.m., newly coppered ; loading in the London Doyle. This =art vessel le admirably adapted for the trade, and front ler known selling gushilys is the beet oppor tunity for teases goods now offering.—For terms of freight or apply to Me on kIUGHEB and BROWSE, 25, =at India nan= ;or to DRYFI? and MGORR, No. 9, Billiter-stv=l„ DEn'T and MOURN'S AUSTRALIAN L 1 cI . PACKET SNIP.—For LADEMLITON Direct (wM have immediate despatch), the British-built clipper barque ASPHO DEL, A registerB3o tons, JOHN WYRI L, Commander; London Docks. This vessel to admirably adapted for the Launceston bads, and to noted for her fast-sailing qualities. She has elegant accommodation for • few chief cabin passengers —For terms of fret or apply to Mr. T. B. , las, St. Helen s. pla igh ce .orto D and 1100112, 9 WALK KR , Billltecstreet. Will be followed by the regular trader Dimortan. urru EALING, MIDDLILSEX.—CboIse GILILENHOUSE PLANTS. _ . . MR. J. C. STlCVRliiiiegs to annotwoe that be will BELL by AUCTION, on the Prentice*, (Maley Neese, Little Lift & TO-MORROW, June 11, at halt-pest 12 precisely, a choke 001.1.WrION of GICRENHOURR PLANTS, the property of a Homan who is going_to reside In Leaden samt detentes, myrtle e timbals; outage tram fa, emey of them unique specimens, of Is years' growth and attention. On view the day prior sod morning of auk sad estalogges had. °unity House le three-quarters of a mile Irmo Brentford Station, on the South Western Railway loop line), and mite from Haling Station, on the Great Western. rrHE NORFOLK-SQUARE HOTEL is close to and to view of the Arrival Platform of the Great Western Railway Station, Paddlagton. coffee-room Rot sad cold bathe Tariffs on application. THE celebrated Analysts, Dr. HASSALL, Professor WAY, and leading members of the Faculty, cer tify MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY "equal to the ffuest Cognac." and the "purest spirit" hitherto imported : hence Its efficacy when administered medicinally.—Of all retailers, In single bottles, 3s. 8d each, =pouted, labelled and cork-branded J. 0. Marshal." sole consignee. e dozen cam (wane paid), ti s. Depot, 114, Aldengatestreet, City. GENUINE WINES and COGNAC Direct. Bold for Growers Accoant. BONS BOUILGEOLS, &Claret from 14a per dozen, bearing,cend pariaon with mug sold K and 61. dearer. CHATEAU CANON, a hish-claas Bordeaux wine, Ns. • dozen. AFTER-DINNER CLARETS of various growths. BURGUNDIES, fisaterses, Chanizegnes, etc., We. REAL COGNAC, MA, 61a., and 66a. per dozen cue. Farther particulars to be had from DE LAAOE FILS et Cle., 61, Belgrave-place, S.W.—N.B. No Intermediate interests whatever between grower and consumer. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new invention, so admirably contrived that a full bat* as well u meaner cubs, may be raised or tilted on it withost labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the Isdhnent of the most limpid fluid by se posalbdity can be dhattrbod. Mos 9a, 11a, Ha., to snit SS, 9, and IS gallon teaks. BARLOWI3I3ELF-AdTING SYPHON TAP. No venblied required. No more Ise beer or sour wine. Prim ea Od. : ditto, electroplated, 9a— tptily direct to JAM. &UMW, patentee, le, Cog William-eireek Mansioe-housa Ilse that hit muse and address are on every article : all °thereon overtone unitatiosa Engravings voila Established 1840. fIAIITION.—COOKS'S Celebrated READING 'J SAUCE. for Fish. dame. Steaks, Soups, Gimlet, Hot and Cold Meats, and unrivalled for general use, ts sold by all respect able dealers in Sauces. It Is manufactured °My by the sole proprietor, CHARLES COCKS, 6, Dukentreet. Reeding, the Original Sauce Warehouse. Another, are SWAMI imitations. IVEST -END FURNITURE GALLERIES, 144, Orfordatreet (opp.aite Bondatrest). TO PERSON 3 FURNISHING. Goods carriage tree to any part of the Kingdom. Drawing.room suites complete from fib to SAO. Dining-wont mites complete in morocco, from La. Bedroom suites from Mt Servants' bedrooms, from 44. Bachelors' bedrooms, from L 7. Mahogany winged wardrobes, from 9 vine u. Bedstead. and bedding of every description and quality ; dining tables in mahogany and oak, horn 3 to 40 Rideau. chimney glasses In endless variety. Persons unable to pay a visit of inspection can receive catalogues gratis, and post free on application. References kindly permitted to former customer,. A written warranty it required. P. sad R. RIMS. Established MM. CAIJTION.—WATIIIERSTON and BROODKN recommend the public to have the Carat 0.31,1 Meted on the tnvoice—" Pine Gold and Pure Gold; r applied to J = l.j a deludon. WATHISSTON and P9LOODSWirra 9, end all articles manufactured by them, are sold up= this principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, IS, Haar% .daset, Covent-garden, W.C. Amays made of chains sad jewellery MN la each.—M.B. This establishment is cloned at 6 ta the eveulng„ and ea SatordaP at l. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1863. Sendltalleiwareheammets—G. H. *ebb and S. PAM. Sheffield. THALBERG'S FAREWELL-S. THAT.- wpm theilina—V. Hughes and J. Owens, Sverton, near Se BEEIOI3 FAZE WILL MATINKS in London at the Ham. live —B. PM and D. W. Clerks, Birmingham. "' a q ui " NA°lna • on MONDAY next ' June IA-8411s, DA ' thua r =ii—ir mn . Atkinson and F. Atkinson (deceased), St. cots, ri family tickets to admit tow, $ guineas : unreserved seats, Me. mt ,...., Ed.: to be had at the libraries and mostmellers , and of Mr. — — • -" shire. mai merchants — J. I. Huntingdon, len, J. I. Huntingdon Jan. Great Suflolketrest, Bow, cocr dealer— Flak iILOOVtr- goon - moos, where the plan of the seats may J. Shepherd and .0. Morph ~,,,,,„,.. to b acco pipe maker.. be seen. J. Jay and W. Goodchap, AVeymovith and Portland, contractors— 1 TO TRADESMEN. -EVENING EMPLOY- g W e and CI Webs Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers— 1 A. Turner sad F. I. Till, element's-lan, gtrand—G. Lacey and 1 MIST WANTYD by a WIWI-respectable young man. G. Franklin, Oliver.terrace, Harrow-rod, Paddingtoe, outfitters who is disengaged slier 4 o'clock daily. Salary no object.—Ad- , —E. Pugh, W. A. Meadows, and T. Birchwood, Widnes, Lance dress, N. Y. Z., S. Barnes-road. De gestwolr•lowli. Klhillandi ' shire. petvolsom nO reliserii, so far as regards W. A. Meadows— ' W. Pickerslll and J. Miller, Sunderland and Gloucester, ship builders—W. Briggs, W. H. Walker, and P. Wileocka, Com mercial Works, Rotheriuthe, grease refthers so tar as W. Brldp—X. Merchant and A. Bennett, Derby, coal me= —J. Gibson and W. T. Greenslade, Mark-lane, corn agents T. Swift. J. G. Cooper, sad H. R. Stevenson, Dorryddllen, Car narvonsiure, slate quarry proprietors—J. B. Hawkas and A. Stuck, Leadenhalletreet, general merchants J. Tart and W. Jennings, Barge-yard, Buckler-bury, wine merchants—T. Aliln, J. Adams. and C. Webber, Lambeth-walk, Surrey, drapers. so far as regards C. Webber. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [Lune or souorrois AND 'mem rArnoutres re Is OBTAINED AT Till 0/7103 07 TIM ORM RIGUITIAB. COURT or BAN Laurrcm, DANNOBALL4STILIZTA BAN ROPIS. . . Ctimena Sitooluk widoWTSiOnaria; pion, wine merchant, to surrender June idt, at IC Piuniacx Sitar. Greenwich. master mariner. June 2S, at 12. 3Lit:MCE Maud, St. Georges-place, Victoria Dock-road, grocer, Jane ZS, at It EMIT (ADRIA, jun., Hampton-terrace, Camden-town, Iron monger, June 211 M 12. HISRY On.wrix., Jun., Crawford-street, and Noun -street, - BCOTCH REGI7II6TRATIONS, Jan Minn (deemed), Glasgow, wine merchant, Junel6. the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Pan/ Kino, Follnbut. auctioneer, June 16, at Smith and rhilpors Room, Edinburgh. Joesni Cummins, Forfar, vintner, June 16, at the County sad Commercial Hotel, Forfar. DAVID MARTIN, (Renner, grocer, June 16, at the Commercial Hotel, Rinaner. June Hann Glasgow, oil merchant. June 16, at the Globe Hotel. Glanow. JANIS MAIO, Hamilton. portioner, June IS, at the Hamilton Arm inn (Artie's), Gamin. h. DIMAS PAW; last Hinny Quarry, Linlit hg ow, guarder. June 16, at Doyens and Lyon's Room, Edinburgh. ALSZAIIIIME WALLAM MEMEL Dundee, draper, June 19, at the Royal Betel, Dmdee. Raecou SIACLIAN, Loniemouth, Eiginshire, merchant, June 17, at the Gordon Arms Hotel, Min. luxes DIDINhOND, Cried, nailer, June 20, at the Drummond Anna Hotel, Crteit 111;;14110;14 USIV. ifusimaker, June r 6, at 11. TfloiLk9 /11ricanuiox BAYLIS, Morninton-place, Middlesex, and Atualnhiarspassamo, City, late manager of an Insurance company, Jane 21,. at AMIXANDILI PaTami LAM, Brecknock.terrace. Camden-town, late clerk to the Kcelesisatical Commissioners for Kngland, June 25, at 11. JOHN FARALLYGTON Winchester-street. Bethnal-green, oilman, lUD; 257R1 11. ALFRED "RILL, Sidaeg.scad. Homeric's, commercial traveller, Jane 11. at I. Thom! Feeling WRIGHT. Thebertonotreet, Islington, Jane se, at 12. RICHARD WuLiam !loon Joins, Vl gate, commission agent, June 21, at 2. Haar Bete, Park-road, T streams, town traveller,June ?SAIL WATSON STAITOILD, 4.4oplopterraos, West Huston, letter car- tiotUng-hill- Mar, June 22, at 11. JiMIPS Vas &tetra and JAOO9 Yea B.AALSZ, SL John's-road, Hollow, commission agents, Jane 22, at ii. BLEW .6031.• and. Causer Wazticas, Finsbury-market, boot makers, June Z, at 1. Ingmar WILLIAM rATLOR, Fatoo.teerace, St John's-wood, clerk to an upholsterer, June 22., at 11. 010101 BISR, Stratford, engineer, June 23 at 11. JOHN Dana, Inn., Paradiseotreet, Marylebone, Journeyman carpenter, June 23, at 11. EDWARD NISHRR, Willow-vale, Shepherd's-bush, draper, June 23, at 12. Satan Neilson grass, Wolverhampton, brassfoundeee clerk, June 19, at IC. JOISIM6 ALairt ATLARD, Stoke-upon-Trent, Paden reanufac timer, Jane 16, at 12. WUJJAN BUM ONIONS, Shrewsbury, bookseller, June 22, el IL SAXUIL WORTIUMOTON, Birmingham, late licensed victualler, June 22, at IL Mamma Pall and Monks FataCia, Bradford, tailors, June 26, atll. EDWARD HINCRLIFFT., Scholesinoor-bottom, near Ilolmflitb, Yorkshire, cloth weaver, Jane 96, at 11. 'Mani BOLDOCK, lencein, tailor, June 24, at la JOHN ROWLAND WIGHT, Barnsley, Yorludt,painter, Jane 22, at 11. JOSEPH Seim Scawby,Lincolnih., wheelwright, Jane 24,5 t 12. JuLIN MATTREw BALL, Kingston-upon-Bull, licensed victualler June 24, at 12. CHARM LLOYD, Balaklll, Lancashire, grocer, June 19, at 12. WILLIAM Nuson, New York, provision dealer, June 22, at 11. Jam= DAMS NaWator, Blackburn, feUrnouger, June 1 24, at 12. RICHARD Brow ROBSON, South Shields, draper. June 22, at 12. BROOK HARMON, Batley, Yorluih.. fruiterer, June 19, at 11. Jean BAITIUNDIY, Bolton, Lancash., beer seller June 22, at 10, OKORGE WARD, Dronlield, l)erbyab., shoemaker, June 30, at 11. Naramull. itatoaca, Durham, butcher, J anti 20, at 12. ;a;;Joi,iiiier, June 19, at 12.. WILLIAM FRANELAND, Stott:airy, Yorkshire, grocer, June 22, at it WUJAAII ELLIOTT, Newbury, Berkshire, late innkeeper, June Mb at 11. 'Arlin/V.llMb Hawkenbury, Kent, labourer, June 22, at 1. GIORGI SLUXRN, Northam, Devonalx, shipbuilder, June 22, at S. OIONMS MASON, North Bomereotes, Lincolnshire, farm bailiff, Jura 17, at 10. SARAH DALY, widow, Tipton, Staffervish., grocer, June 18, at 11. &MARI) TAYLOR, Birmingham, late commercial traveller, July 6, at 10. LOunla Maxus and MAZY Las HARLDI, Bristol, stationers, ' June 26, at it norm SOLOMON, Bristol, baker, June 26, at It 1128J0IIIII CALLOW, Liverpool, artist, June 10. at 2. JAXIM AL GOOD, Banbury, Oxfordshire, ironmongers assistant, June 21, at 14. JAIIIO Fixrcuss CORMMYY, Manchester, late attorney's clerk, June 20, at BURY BROOM, WldWOrthy, Devonah butcher, June 18, at 10. JAXIM WILDING, Mirewsbru7, botcher, July 6, at 10. itiplanb Bainintr, St. Brides Major, GlantorgaaatAra. farmer. June 20, at IL RICHAMD RITMDLI HA Laptord, Devonshire, manure agent, June 27, at 11 . ROM= SMITH 3101112, Stoke St. Gregory, Somereetshire, farmer, Jane 10, at 2. .70113 MILL, Maley, Notts, bricklayer. June 27, at 10. JOHN BUTLU, Poises, liampshire,clerk of works In the War Department, JUDO 21. al 1L MAMMA MATDIII, wtdwr, Luton, Beds, ledglag.hoture keeper, June 18, at 11. WILLIAM PoYMZEL Shltinal. Shropshire, butcher, July 11, at 12. ILICHith KTals, Bonvintons,Gismorganah ,farmer.Jlllll) IMAM. THOMAS WILLIAM SAMEMAIVM, MormictLlMAcksmith, June:Matti. KURT ROMAS, Sheffield, silversmith, June re, at 2. Criaulna ULKAAL, Bandana, Stallorden.,bootmaker, Jane 20,at12. PRINCE OP WALES YACHT CLUB. The yacht race in honour of the nuptials of the Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexandra took place ' yesterday, and the prize sod the entries were alike worthy of the occasion. Both were alike great : the former was the most valuable ever offered for competition amongst boats of the tonnage, and the list comprised the largest fleet of yachts ever brought together in one race, and the spirit sod energy with which the whole of the arrangements were conducted from the moment the race was determined upon until its coodusion reflected the highest credit upon the (Akers of the club. The following were the entries :—Wasp, 12 tons, Colonel A. Swintoo, owner ; Violet. 13, P. Bennet, Esq. ; Aerolite, 8. J. P. Dormay, Esq. • Red Rover, 14, S. Nightingale, Esq. • Octoroon, 12, C. ieng, Seq. ; (kaiser, 12, Captain D. T. Chaniterlayne ; Vision, 8, G. Harri son , Esq. ; Folly, 12, W. L. Parry, Esq. ; Violet, 9, Lord de Roe ; Alexandra, 15, G. Harrison, Fin,. ; Bessie, 9, J. H. Hedge, Esq. Time for tonnage half a minute per ton. The first prize was a centre piece of plate value 70 guineas, of beautiful design and workmanship ; and there was a second prize, a silver cup. for the second boat. The Queen of the Thames conveyed a large party of the members of the club and their friends to witness the race ; and with the exception of a shower or two the weather was beautiful. The whole of the above were st their stations. The Alexandra had been built for the occasion at the Thames Iron-works, under the superintendence of her owner. So °early were the boats matched that four or five were backed as winners by those well acquainted with their sailing merits. The commodore, Mr. R. Hewitt, and the vice-comma dore, Mr. Leach, were both on board the steamer to super intend the race, and at ILIO the signal was fired for the ViOleill to start , the coarse train./ from Erith to the Chap man-head and beck. Nothing could exceed the smartness with which the whole fleet was dressed, and as the wind blew freshly from S. W.c(with a smart shower at the moment) they were soon well under way, but the Alexandra and Folly immediately became so close as to hamper each other a little. The race finished as follows at Faith. Hour MM. Seo. Octaroon Alexandra 4 22 20 Folly 4 23 35 Wasp 4 25 Queen The Vision and the little schooner came round together at 40 min. 30 sec., and the others shortly afterwards. The Folly was crippled, and had a reef down &lithe voyages. The Commodore then presented the prises ; the first valuable piece of plate, before mentioned, to Mr. Long, the owner of the Octaroca: (which Sad been sailed by Mr. D. Hatcher, her builder, who also built the Phosphorus, so successful last year ; the Phryne, launched thia season, and gave the hoes for the Vindex, the winner of the two races * fortnight ago) ; and the second prize to Mr. Parry, the owner of the Folly, she having won it owing to the time allowances by a quarter of a minute. CRICKET. M.C.C. AND GROUND v. SUSSEX. After 40 minutes' play yesterday, at Lord's, the Sussex Eleven were beaten in one innings and 52 runs. The snore wu—M.C.C. sod Ground, first innings. 144 ; Somas, tint innings, 36 ; second innings, 56 ; total, 92. THE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT HAMMER- SMITH. On Monday afternoon Mr. William Carter, coroper for East Surrey, opened an inquest at the Boileau Arms, Bridgewater-road, Hammersmith, on the body of Mr. Edmund Balfour, late vice-president of the L00(1011 Rowing Club, whose body was found in the river on Satur day morning last. Mr. Morgan (Humphreys and Morgan, of Newgateetreet) attended to watch the case for the widow and family of the deceased, sod a number of gentlemen were also present, chiefly members of the London Rowing Club. The jury, having beep sworn, proceeded to view the body, sod on their return called Henry Kean said, he was • waterman, and hearing on Thursday morning that Mr. Balfour's boat bad been found near the Crab Tree, and that that gentleman was mining, he searched for the body, and found it on /Saturday morning, nearly opposite the oil mills at Chiswick. The de ceased had on a shirt, socks and shoes, but no trousers. The only marks upon the body were scratches on the forehead and nose. The shirt was • dark striped woollen shirt. John Wager deposed that on Thursday morning be was engaged in loading • barge at Stages Dock, near Craven Cottage, about • quarter past seven, when he observed • gentleman rowing down in an outrigged wager boat. He had on • dark shirt and dark trouser.. Witness looked across the river about five minutes after wards, and saw • boat floating down with the tide, about 3D or 40 rods from where he bad seen the gentleman rowing. The boat was upright and the right hand skull in its proper place. The other skull was floating some few yards off. While witness was looking he observed a man's head and shoulders rise to the surface of the water and then immediately sink, but rose again, and the penal threw up his arms sod cried out, " Oh !" He then sunk, and witness saw him no mom. Witness bailed a young man, who shortly afterwards rowed down, and picked tip the boat and took it to Putney. The person in the boat was sitting quite still when witness saw him, his alma resting on the sculls, which were out of the water; he was looking into the bottom of the boat, apparently in deep thought. It was • quiet morning. and the boat seemed perfectly steel?) Frederick Wilahon, boatman to the London Bowing Club at Putney, proved having assisted Mr. Balfour into his boat on Thursday morning, he having on at the time • pair of brown flannel trousers, as well as the garments found on his body. The boat was a large outrigger belong ing to the club. It was brought back about half-put seven by • yoneg man who gave the name of Harris, of Brantford. The boat was perfectly dry, and did not appear to have been turned over. The coroner said theta was important that the man who fint had the boat in his poundal after it was empty, ac cording to the evidence of the first witness, should be in attendance, and he thought it advisable to adjourn the inquiry for that purpose. The jury met again last evening, when The inquest was resumed, and the lad Barrie, who took the host to Putney, proved that it was quite dry when he found it. He fancied he saw something splashing in the water just before be got to the boat, but could not distiognish what it was. Mr. J. Ireland, one of the treasurers of the London Rowing Club, stated that he saw the deceased gentleman, Mr. Balfour, on the morning of the accident, when they walked down to the boathouse together. Mr. Balfour was not an aspen smiler by any means, end he (Mr. Ireland) thought be had probably overbalsoced hie boat in trying to re-adjust his trousers, haring unbuttoned them most pro bably at darting to row. Deceased was riot a good swimmer either. He (the deceased) as vice-pegaieent of the London Rowing Club, took • great interest in the crews that were practising for the Henley Regatta, and bad gone out on the morning he was drowned to see them training. The Coroner having summed up, the jury returned the I following readied :—•• That the deceased. Edmund Belfour came to his death by drowning in the River Thames." The inquiry then terminated. DR. DI JONGII'II LIGHT-BROWN COD Lxviz OIL. —There is no malady more prevelenk or for which so many oPPo site modes of treatment have been nnauccessfully tried, as rhen myths. The most distinguish.l medical men new rely confi dently upon Dr. de Jonah'. Light Brown Cod Liver OU, the unfailing efkcacy of this remedy haring been demonstrated in thousands of cases of rheumatism and gout. Dr. hchenk, the great German physician. states —" That It ought to be considered a specific in rheumatism and gout." Sold only in capsuled bottles, td. ed., 4a. 94., and as., by Dr. de Jungirs adopts. Row. fiarked. and Ca., 77, Birerid, London, and chenakits.-4ddrafttseinsaW-1 LAST IXAMINATI9NS. July 9. T. Dfulney, IlappledurweU, Hampshire, market gar dener-June 24. E. S. James, Gilace-road, est Brompton, late captain in the army-July 10. J. Hammond, Ramsgate, Jobbing sailmaker-July 4. Elizabeth Edwards, Seymour-place, Bryan stoneaguare, widow-July 4. W. IL Bo t, New Peter-street, Wmtmiuster, carpenter-July 10. W. Lfttf., Everethatreet, Russellaquare, and Covent-garden Market, It utterer-July 10. J. 11. Hunt, Church-street., Old Kent-road, carpenter-July 10. W. Hicks, New Church-street, Bermondsey, assistant toe leather dresser-July 10. J. Fords, Juddatreet, Brunswickequare, assistant to a warehouseman-July 4. A. G. Ilnuthwinte, Stanley. street, Pimlico, clerk is the Moat-office, Somerset-house- July 4. G. Beatty, Union-street, Southwark, victualler-July 4. C. Y. Dyson, Great Itandolph.street, Camden-town, solicitor's clerk-July 4. J. Aim:mobs, Angmering, ituasex, builder-July 4. J. Cheese, Stokenchurch, Oxfordshire, surgeon-July 4. G. T. Brown, Francis.terrace, Hackney-wick, accountant-July 10. 8. J. James, Brunswick-terrace, Poplar, secretary to Poplar Hos pital -July 10. W. C. Oordou, Chariton, Kent, deputy assistant superintendent of stores at Woolwich Areenal-J my 10. J. Myers, Bye, Sussex, licensed victualler-July 10. 8. IL !Amble, Grafton-street, Kentish-town, builder-July I. J. P. Han, Bir mingham. draper-July 10. J. C. Chute, Birmlngbaglt theatrical manager-July 10. J. Hale, Swan Village, Staffordshire, retail brewer-July If. T. Hudson, Wakefield, Yorkshire, iron monger - June 30. J. Jackson and D. Barlow, Ac crington, Lancashire, builders-July 1. E. C. Potts, Newcastle-upon-Tyue, commistion agent-June 20. Barely Lewis, . Arrow, Warwickshire, toll collector-July 14. W. Walker, Dudley, Worcestershire, beerhouse keeper -J tine 14. W. Taylor, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, tripe drmser-July 7. T. Auckland. Knottingley, Yoricahlre, potter-June .23. N. Hutton, Kippas, Yorkshire, farmer-July L H. Watson. Sutton-cum- Sound, Nottinghamshire, grocer-July 10. 'l'. Hower, Wells, dissenting minister-July SI W. Hoch Stalbridge, Donets/Ore, coach builder-June 29. D. W. Delf, Norwich, railway labourer -June 29. H. Hallett, Jun , Field Dolling and Blakeuey. Norfolk, pier-July 23. E. Thompson, Warcop, Westmoreland, Mu keeper-J tine 21. W. Page, Great Yarmouth, grocer-June 25. J. ti hiley, Gorleston, Suffolk, !Merman-June 25. W. Woods, Great Yarmouth, fish merchant-June ES. J. B. Westgate, Great Yarmouth, smack owner-July 23. H. Butterworth, W. Meld, W. Ilene, and H. Gregory, Irwell Spring', near Bacup, Isnas ahlre, cotton spinners. WOE. SYDNEY Direct, the well-known clipper ANTIPODE?. A 1. for IS years, and ieo tons register, com manded by Captain OLORGE CROOT. This splendid ship, built by Mr. James Laing, of Sunderland, under the inspection of her owner', especially for the trade, barn a handsome poop, with beentliful accommodation for passengera.—For freight or passage apply to CRIERS, ROBINSON, and Co., en, Yenchurch-street. FOR PORT ADELAIDE Direct (last shipping day June SY, the very flue barque EUPHEATIS, A 1, (pt. D. 00W Zl3, 413 tons register: loading In the 34. Katherine Deets. Has superior accommodanou tot als chief (obis pas. inngess.—OPAW, ROBINSON, and Co., 44 lennhurclotreet, /La 'IVOR MELBOURNE and GEELONG, to sail punctually, the favowite ship CALLIANCZ, A 1 IS peen, WS tons register . lying In the East India Docks far This splendid vessel has very superior accommodation for chief cabin and la commanded by Captain O. T. BROWN, who rejlienknOwn fa the trade for his courtesy and urbanity, atid for the regularity of his voyages. Psainge money 40 OIL/AN, ROBINSON, and Co., 41, Fenchurclistreet, ita"— MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of BlackwaU-yard. Loudon) LINE of PACKET SEM to ALSTIALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Prot Phillip, Direct, to leave Ys. Docks on Saturday. June 10, calling at Plymouth, the splen did new clipper ship SUFFOLK. 1.100 tom, J. B. MARTIN, Commander; lying in the East India Docks. Her accommo dations Ice all dames of passengers are unsurpassed, and she will cam an experienced surgeon.—For height or MaLEOD, ALLTORT. and MORGAN, with Mews. MOSE Y VIGRAM and SONS. 7, Leadenhaliditreet. Pawners by this Ifm of pock/Mare conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth Brat edam for second-clan fares, and second cluster tMrg.alass tares. B 'LACK BALL PASSBNOICR LINE of i CUPP= PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from Leedom direct Illydney Sydney Melbourne Queensland Queensland r 01.11114.1. elty of Sydney t W. c , h 2tr ) 1.400 Queen Bee LBW innAs Fiery ' , ter 4.5410 1 Wiz ladta -21-1. t I, & L ILO*" Dock& I To fkoll. Juno 10 July 10 Jaw 26 Juno 26 July 26 celebrated Mae of packets have, b their punctuality and tepid miasma", earned a world knows reputation. end their per maw accommodation Is umarpamed by my numb afloat.—For all paraculare roopectlog frelght reap to Australia apply to JAMES BAINES and Co., . all Agents for the Black Sall tin. And T. M. MACKAY), and Co., 1, Leedenbellstreet, tondos. KC. GOLD REVIVER, IL 6d. per bottle ; Electro plating Silver, la. Eatabllabed more than 10 years, for rendering old Olt frames. and wore-off plated articles, new, by a single appticatlon.—FOX SMITH, 281, Strand. W.C.. Deane, London-brldge , Barclay, Parrlngdonotreet Appleby, Soho Bazaar; Kennedy, Pantheon; Cleaver. 63, Oxford .groat greet; Nuns. Hampton, &W. ; Johan. 9, Weatland-row, GIOTTLIAIKNK DREW. Gare invited to inspect the NEW VI STOCK of WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for In spection or sale, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONK, TsSem 105, Strand, opposite Exeter-MIL PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, for hand, bons. or steam power. ere the most simple and efficient extant.—Pull particulars and prices obtained of the makers, E. Pais and Co., Laurence Ponutney-place, Laurence Pouutoey-hill, Cannowatreet, SC., where they may he seen in operation daily. Ruithays PERFUME FOUNTAIN, u wed in the Princess of Wales bridal boudoir at Windsor Castle, is now extensively patronised by the nobility and gentry for the drawlsiprome, ball-room, supper table, &c. Price from ,61 les. Aim Lest on ilire for Bazaars and Parties.—Sold by all the trada—RIMMEL, perfumer by appointment to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wale., 96, Strand, and 24, Cornhill. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful Invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.— Mews. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three Hang-court, Lombard street. Patemen to her Melod y . respectfully offer to the pabhe this truly marvellous Sold, which gradually restores the human Mir to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Aqua Anatolia has none of the properties of dyes: it, on the contrary, N beneficial to the system. and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price one guinea per bottle. GREY HAILL-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADE will change grey hair to the original colour, darken red or light hair. prevent Its falling off, and greatly im prove ita appearance. Price Is. Oki.. ea 6d.. and es. ed.: a sample by post 24 stamps.—Depot, 16. Gower-street, bedloni.square, W.C. and all chemists and perfumers. Cantion.—There are worthless Mast lona of this article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's Walnut Pomade." Establlsbxl INA BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. May 22. Pnii.m Clam, New Crows, butcher. June 4. JAW RATHIX tiOtnin, Norfolk-street, Strand, mer chant. JOINT STOCK OOMPANIZS ACTS. FAJRNWORTH AND KILAISLIIT INDUSTRIAL AND TiOVIDENT SOCIETY (LIAITTID), July a, at 1, &albs Bolton Town.hail —to settle lot of oontnbutorieu Caws Woanso MAW , Isnosraw. AID PROVIDENT SOCIETY (Linissn). June IS. at Nantwielt County Court—to hear peti tion for winding up and SOUND TEETH are indispensable Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by re mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, er L DI UM PRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, to off theatintable value in preservin l f and beautifying the teeth, the gums, and in vine a pleasing fragrance to t gi bre h ath. "" it eradicates tartar rom the teeth. removes spot/ of incipient decay, and polishes and preserve* the enamel, to which It imparts • pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluntd= pertka have obtained the patronage of royalty and the crscy of lturope, and It la universally In high repute. Price h. 9d. box. Sold at le. Hatton denten, and by Chemist* and peMmera Ask for Rowlands' °dente.' DITCLIJIATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JANIS M'WHlarga-bet dividend of Ia Ist., any Wednesday, at Morgans, Liverpool ARTHUR lawl bat dividend of 6s. Id., any Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. WILLuX EDWARD SMRATHICILI-End dividend of is. 6-14., and Ist and Ind dividend of to. and Is. 64d. on new proofs, any Wed nesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. JUMPS HOLLIDAY-let dividend of 2s. Ist., any Wednesday, at Morgen's, Liverpool. BENET EDWARD MAILER, Ridderminstez, farmer-Ist dividend of is. to., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. RICHARD anoints, Jun., linstol, merchant-let dividend of 21. 10d., any Wednesday, at Amman's, BristoL JOHN BOUND, Hay, draper-3rd dividend of 44., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol 010501 DAVID, Bath, piontor-lat dividend of Is., any Wednem day, at Annulus's, BristoL Gnosult Janis, Worcester, victualler-Ist and final dividend of S. Id., Jane 16, and any subsequent day, at Hill's, Worcester. JOHN PAINE Cambridge fruiterer-dlvideud of 3s. Id., any day after June 1!, at YAden's, Cambridge. RICHARD CORNELL RuNHAII, Whittlesfurd, Cambridgeshire, shoemaker-dividend of 3s. 44., any day after June 12, at Wen's, Cambridge. HARRIET ANN DRUMS THORN, Cambridge, schoolmistress-divi dend of Ss. 6d., any day after June 12, at Laden's, Cambridge. ANN MATILDA NADU, Cambridge, schoolmistress-dividend of be 3d., any day after June 12, at Eaden's. Cambridge. WILLIAM HINNY PooLN, Cambridge, lay clerk-dividend of 2s. 10d., any day after June IL at Kaden s, Cambridge. lAllits Lucy, Cambridge, hawker--dividend of U. Id., any day after June 11, at !admits, Cambridge. BastuaL Itrinsnann, Sawston, Cambridgeshire, publican - divi dend of 4a. ed., any day after June 11, at imden s, Cambridge. DIVIDENDS. Jane 23. Elisabeth Newm Hampstead, Middlesex, widow- June SO. A. Mammy, New BasinghtsU street, artist-June 23. J. E. Pharoah, bothers and Catheringtou, Hampshire, dairy man-June 23. T. C. Glover, Maidstone, draper-June 29. S. rart ur l t Ventnor, Isle of Wight, livery stable keeper-July 2. B. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL ! KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY - , Swansea, Glamorganshlre, general dealer-June 19. J. G. Lovell, Bristol, merchaut-June It Bussed Reed- MAIL STEAM-SHIPS, MSISIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to mall INC. POWDER, for which • prise medal was awarded to worth, Warwickshire, farmer-June 14, A. W. Bartho, Kingston between LIVIRPthiL and I'M YORK. and between LIVIR- the producer at the International Exhibit 1862.-Poultry, upon.HtiU, currier-Jeans 23. C. Cook, Liverpool. master outdoor row. sod BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other Porta De o, sad Mate are effectually freed from f lea, leas and all other -July I, W. Robson, South Shields, publican-June 10. (7. GO land and receive mails, [co ds, and Pwastas's- the vermin with which they are Infested, by the above powder, Smith, Newesstle.upon-Tyne. draper-July 1. W. Centime, ship. exiling at Halifax to lend and receive paseengen and which isqui te harmless to salient life. The Farmer. the Gar- knack.hlll, Durham, draper-July 1. W. ISM, Carlisle , chemist - • M- Sl est y 's TS* "Is= o th er s ' seis are doper, or e SportantilL will th erefore Mid it invaluable . Buie. Juno 16. T. Sox, Great Yarmouth, builder-June 16. W. You, pointed to mall from Liverpool, at Cork to rewire the cockroaches. beetles , moths In fun, and every other species of Great Yarmouth, publ Can-June 16. T. Nicholson. Whitchaven, Bails : , insect are also instantly destroyed. - Sold in packets, Is. and Cumberland-June 24. W. Wall. Beading, Isle of Wight, licens ed CANADA. for BOSTON, Saturday, June I& gs. 6d. obeli, or post free for 14, or treble slxe Mr 36 postage victualler-July 3. D. A. di Dement°, New Broadatre 3, City, CHINA, for NEW YORK, Batorday, June 20. stamps. by THOMAS IZATING, chemist, 79, St. Paarchurch- merchant-June 30. J. Dales, Old Broad-street, City, and Dews- ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June t 7. yard, Loaded E.C. ; retail by mil druggists, de. Take notice bury, Yorkshire, merchant-July 1. J. Shattock, Long Ashton, Pim". mossy, steward a i.e as S 7"VishM. but each panne packet bears the above name and eddrees. Botucranshlre, fanner-July 9. J. Perron, Cheddar, Somerset. Without wises or liquors o Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, • wood cabin, /14. To New Int, thief cabin, 4 26 Woad cabin, SUL Peeled to Saltbox, Boolan, and New York, a TOZEAIT'S COPAHINE MEGE, s _ 4 Sirs ul t y 7: lS ,,,, s . de m sf i s i l'hd and i . Ma w "leStc'hCalls aid ms , Iss.Switheii.ire• ter. plc ton, and Spar cent preim-ApOy to J. B. Fuord, 62, Old gp tried in the Praia and Leaden Ilespitols, under the care a/ 4 , rne . word eptuner., Droadotreet, Loudest ; J. IL ftrris, Hand sad 12, Place de la Rpm. Conlrier, Elcord, Lloyd, Poland, and Linos Clark • PARISIZRISHIPS ISIMOLVED. Bound Pane :0. and J. Bantu Jeuetteemoteeet, ()Wpm ;D. (Lanced 6th Vey., 1361), effects a cure is an average of eh stay; and 1. a r ..ll e. umm , :r be an a d n o d . L llcrrie n. , A t bot pPer k e m troc .w t, xilb...lraferaou and C. Wives, Queenstown; or D. and C. MGver, 6, Water- t Mauch ream er &reale diseasea-aa Si per by Pdar West LivsepsoL la al G. Jaime; /mach dummied 4S, Havaertst, ir Z:LE AT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The OREAT EASTERN, WALTER PATON, Comtmader, will be despatched from LIVERPOOL far NEW YORK on TUESDAY, lune *. Fares : First Cabin. C2O to CM according to accommodation, all having the same privileges in the taboo Second Cabin, gl4. Return tickets will be lamed at a fare and a hall Intermediate Pskwere. £ lO 109 Steerage. tis Freight on moderate terms. For further perticulars apply to RUCKER, OFFOR, and Co., 116. Leadenhallatreet, E.C. or to the Great Ship Company 90, Cannon-street, London, LC.: and Yd, The Albany, Li idled ) , Liverpool.—For intermediate and ,teerege pas sages &poly al.° to llama SABEL and SEARLE, 19, Water street, Liverpool. ISTERRAGE MIRAGE REDUCED TO SIX GUINEAS ,CE Si.) UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE__ CIORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE .J NAILS EXTRACTED and CUBED In one minute. without matting or the Mist pain. by Mr. KENDALL, 86. Regent-streeL Ladies attended by Mn. Randall if preferred. Terms. Aa dd. to 6a Mr. Randall has testimonials from the Royal Family, which seen, with thousands of others, from MiLarts of Use nr. sdrallar to the following :—From the Rev. the Bishop of London :—" Mr. Kendall has effect ared some coma on my feet without giving any pain: —"Mr Robert Alexander, 35. Bt. Jamegoplaee, has had two large toenails and a men extracted from his feet by Mr. Randall, end can strongly rommunand him. Oteerm. 85. Begent-street Quadrant. THE YORK, and PHILADELPHIA MUM-SHIP COMPANY intend deo pitching their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw %eonsOsips, calling at Queenstown to embark pommels; and despatches, as &glows FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, June 10. CITY OF ODEK, Friday, June 12. CITY OF WkiHINCITON, Wednesday, June 17. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednoolay, June M. Ant every Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cabin passage 11, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the semen =oda/.loc. Forward passage 6 guineas, Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada. the United States, and BrMak Colaathts, booked through on very advantageous tenan—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Wake.. direst. Liverpool; or to LIVES and MACEY, 1, King Willisin girnet, City, IrNEFORDS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, daring twenty-dee years, emphatically sane Mead by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the 'public, so the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, beartbars, headache, gout, and indication, and as a mild ape rient for delicate couasitutione, mare especially for lasiles and children. It Is prepared, in a state of perfect purity sod of station:is strength, by DINNEYORD and Co., 172, Nee Bond street, Lominn; and mid by all respectable cheeliste Waugh. est the world. [Stamped, ld. Additional.) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (REirrn's.rszsaiuma.) AMERICA. (Per Rty of Bsllimove.) NEW YORK, MAT Al, MORNING. A prisoner at the Old Capitol Prison, Washing ton, has been shot dead while looking out of window by the guard on duty. This prisoner was charged with having furnished military appliances to the Confederates at Richmond. He is said to have bees a British subject. It is officially stated that the length of coast blockaded by the Federal squadrons from Alex andria, Virginia, to the Rio Grande, is 3,500 miles. There are 189 openings in this line of coast. General Grant's army attacking Vicksburg is said to number 60,000 11/811. Great dissatisfaction is expressed by the South• ern generals with Pemberton's military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton, and placed him under The Petersburg Express, of the 23rd, considers the situation at Vicksburg extremely critical, and says the destruction of the bridge across the Big Black River not only isolates Vicksburg from communica tion with all other parts of the Confederacy, but opens to the enemy the rich and much-desired Yazoo country. The Express fears that Pemberton. with scarcely any field artillery, and his army greatly reduced, cannot long hold out, unless Johnston speedily concentrates his forces and relieves the beleagured city. The Richmond Examiner says that an attack on Vicksburg can nowhere be made with a force equal to the garrison. On no side can more than 8,000 men be deployed in line for an assault. The character of the ground renders approaches aiffiCult, while heat and the country malaria during six months of the year would make its siege at present one of the most mur derous on record. Only treachery or cowardice could explain the capture of Vicksburg by sudden assault, and its fall by any other means seems daily less probable. The Richmond Sentinel says that Johnston, who is outside Vicksburg, is preparing to fall on Grant's flank or rear, and thus raise the siege by a battle, For this grand struggle both sides seem reinforcing. The Sentinel looks hopefully upon the situation. Colonel Jones, with the Bth Pennsylvania Regi ment, has made an expedition from Newbern, and attacked the Confederates in their entrenchments at Gum Swamp, capturing their artillery, 200 pri soners, and destroying their works. The Confede rates, however, rallied, and, following up the Federal rear, harassed the Union troops consider ably until they gained their own Linea The Confederate fire then became very severe, and Colonel Jones was killed behind his breastworks. The schooner Sea-bird, of Philadelphia, whilst aground at the mouth of Neuse River (North Carolina), was captured and burnt by the Confe derates. They put off in small boats from the shore, and took prisoners the captain and crew of the schooner. It has been ascertained at Beaufort that nearly a million dollars' worth of supplies have reached the Confederates through the sutlers of the Federalarmy, who opened wholesale houses at points where the Federals had no military jurisdiction, and to which the Confederates obtained free access. The Federal& have made an expedition from West Point, Virginia, into the neighbouring counties, sacking the grain warehouses and burning the mills, and capturing horses, cattle, and sheep. They took from the farmers everything that could be of use to the Federal army, and destroyed their agri cultural implements. The Richmond Examiner thinks the present moment most propitious for the Southern army to gain a victory which shall signify something more than repulsing the enemy, for defensive operations will never secure the acknowledgement of their in-' dependence, or end the war. The Northerners will fight 40 years, so long as war means despatching men and money to a distance, and as long as they fail to see the columns of an invading army blacken ing their fields, lit by the flames of their houses and towns. From the first the only reasonable hope of the Confederacy has been the transfer of hostilities to the enemy's country. If that cannot be done, the progress of invasion, however slow, must after a time overwhelm the South. No treaty of peace is possible unless signed on Northern soil, and if the Southern armies can ever go there at all, the time is now at hand. The New York Herald thinks the treatment of Generals Siegel and Francis Meagher by the War Department, in refusing to give them active com mands, is shameful, and attributes Know-nothing proclivities to the Secretary for War. It is stated that General Meagher is about to visit Europe. The Free South, a Northern journal, printed at Port Royal, says that General Paxton has ordered rations for negroes to be altogether discontinued, except in cases where to do so would be inhuman. The distribution of rations fostered the idea enter tained by the negroes, that the government was bound to support them. The transition from slavery to freedom appeared to them only a change of masters, the difference being that the new master was more easily imposed upon than the old one. The Free South hopes that when the negroes have had an opportunity of raising their own subsistence, and run short through laziness or neglect, they will be taught by the pangs of hunger a lesson that will not be lost. Their former condition as slaves gives them no claim on the United States. On the contrary, they owe the Northern government a debt of gra titude for favours conferred, and the sooner the idea of philanthropists, that it is the duty of the government to give them free sup port, is abandoned, the better it will be for both whites and blacks in the Southern department. The Commercial Adrertiser says :—" The pri soners taken in the battles of the Rappahannock have been exchanged, and it appears that the number captured by us is just half that cap tured by the enemy. The South claims to present a list in excess of 8,000, while ours is little more thou 4,500. This is understood to be the con dition of the exchange, arranged between the Northern and Southern commissioners. The rebel papers boast of the fact, and the rebel authorities intimate that they should now dict►te some terms regarding the exchange of prisoners in future, which would lead to bloody retaliation if not com . plied with." The New York Times says that Governor Sey- [TWOPENCE mour's letter to the Vallandigham meeting is posted in all parts of New York. After violently denouncing the letter, the Times says : " There are thousands ignorant or base enough to be influenced by it ; but if the patriotic feeling of millions in New York State is raised, the New York rebels will be swept like chaff be fore the wind. The Governor may do much mischief, but he must stop very far short of the revolutionary violence be has intimated in his letter, or he will confront a public spirit it will be hardly safe to grapple with. The human soul never bad a more inflexible purpose than that now held by the people of New York State to sustain the war until the rebellion is crushed. Any man attempting to divert that determination by pretext or device will be ground to powder." The Commercial Advertiaer, noting the changes of population ceased by the invasion of the Northers armies throughout the South, says that similar changes are taking place in the Northern States. Strangers are arriving in unprecedented members. So many emigrant& never landed at New York in one day as on Monday last (the 25th), the aggregate being over 1,500. During the-usassa probably 50,000 emigrants have sought lb, American shores, four-fifths of them having landed at New York. The City of Baltimore takes out 101,088 dols. in specie. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Juix 9. Advocate Trzetrzawinski has been arrested at Warsaw. . The Russians have shot the Abbe Loofa, at Engagements terminating favourably for the in surgents have taken place at Wyszogrod and Bal wierzynski, in the kingdom of Poland, ►nd at the Hooke, in Lithuania. Koziello, the leader of a band of insurgents, fell at Wladyki, on the 28th ult. THE PONTIFICAL STATES. ROUE, Jugs 9. The Osservatore of to-day denies the statement made in the English parliament relative to the sermon preached by Father Cuoci at Rome, and says :—" Several personages who were present at the sermon have signed, before a notary, a decla ration denying the statement in question, and will send this declaration to Sir George Bowyer." THE WEST AFRICAN MAIL. The steamer Armenian arrived at Liverpool yea torday evening with the above mail, cos box of diamonds, 407 ounces of gold dust, 890 sovereigns, and 2,500 dollars in specie, and 29 passengers. Her dates are Beata April 23, Fernando Po, 28 ; Caroorooos, 30 ; Old Calabar, May 2 ; Bran River, 4 ; New Calabar, 7 ; Bonny. 7 ; Lagos, 11 ; Accas, 12 ; Cape Coast Castle, 14 ; Sierra Leone, 21 ; Bathurst, 25 ; Teseriffe, June 1 ; Madeira, 2. Fernando Po was healthy, and trade bad much improved. No reduce tioo had taken place in the prices of oil. Trade was stopped at Accra, owing to the expected attack upon Cape Coast Castle by the Ashantees. Five soldiers from her Majesty's ships Dart mid Dove were drowned at AO= on the 13th May, whilst attempting to land in canoes. Private despatches state that the coast generally was fear fully unhealthy, but this is not confirmed by the Arme nian's despatch. NAVAL AND MILITABL ADMIRALTY, JIM IS 9. —kII.OIIOTIONII AND APFOINT MENTs.—Master J. T. H. Norris, to the Hawke. Idastere-Aisistants R. T. Hodges, additional of the Com. bruised, for service in the Lizard ; and J. S. Barrett, to the Narcissus, as supernumerary. Engineers J. Wyllie, of the Valorous, W. Frazer, of the Indus, P. &Word, of the Asia, W. Pearson, of the Emerald, and T. Soon (B), of the Cumberland, promoted to first class assistant engineers ; J. T. Robinson, of the Scout, J. of the Surprise, F. Pointon, of the Orestes, J. Crawford, of the Muting, It. Wyllie, of the Bunter', A. Leitch, of the Kestrel, and W. Barclay, of the Modes, pro moted to acting first clam assistant engineers. The following gentlemen have been nominated to naval cad/tabling :—ldesers. C. B. Arbuthnot, H. V. Baker, F. J. Grassie, F. G. Rae, C. C. Stuart, J. C. R. Scott, G. Halting ford, IL. H. Hutchings, C. G. W. Aylea, H. C. A. hi orshead, N. R. H. Le Geyt, F. Beaselerk, W. Harvey, and UAL Hicks. WOOLWICH, Jun 9. REVIIW or TROOPS AND SHAY FIGHT.—An imposing military spectacle took place at Woolwich this day, in the presence of various distinguished visitors and many thousands of the public. In accordance with regi mental orders issued last night, the whole of the available troops is garrison, consisting of the Royal Roves Artillery and field batteries—the both Rifles and the Royal Marine light infantry—assembled on the common in review order at 10 o'clock, with the bands and colours of the several corps, and arrangements had been previously made to carry out the most complete details of a sham fight. At 11 o clock his Royal Highness Prince Reuss of Sammy sad staff, the Marquis and Marchioness of liartingtoo and family, Majoir ' General A. Tulloh, Director of Orduanos, and other visitors, arrived at the garrison, and immediately proceeded to the parade ground, and inspected the entire hue of troops frodt and rear. After which the large force marched past at slow and quick time, the horse artillery at • gallop, and other evolutions were carried out. At the termination of the inspection the bugles sounded as • preliminary to the most interesting portion of the proceedings—a sham fie ht— which took place on an ample male. The Marquis of Hart. ington, Generals Tulloh, Dame', and other canoes, 'mhos quently proceeded to the Royal Arsenal and inspected Lb, Armstrong gun factories and other departments. The following appointments have been made in the Royal Naval Reserve ,—To b. lieutenant. Jobe Threl fall Bragg; to be Bab-lieutenant, Michael Sydney. ROYAL NAVAL COLLEA:E, Poßrsmovra.—The result of the quarterly examinations at the Royal Naval College, which terminated oa Saturday, was made knows yesterday, the following young gentlemen having soccer fully passed in their respective departments. There were 104 students for examination, out of which number 63 passed, one being rejected after medieslexamination. TIM BOMBAY AND MAIIRITIVe MAILS.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Balers, Cap tain Kelkuk, with the heavy Bombay and Mauritius mail s, arrived at Southampton yesterday evening. She brings 114 passengers. The Mora has ou freight 5 package; epee* value 1,3201. • also 35 cues shawls, and 163 packages sun dries. Her Hajesty's ships Trident. Praxis, and Redpole were at Gibraltar, and Meanie, Hibernia, Alacrity, Re. range, Medina, and Marlborough were at Malta. On the sth instant the Mora spoke the mail steamer Briton, and on the Sib off Cape ltoca, the sksmidlip Ada. The Ameri can ship John Merrick was driven whore daring a hairy K ale on the 20th ult., at Cape de Oats. tiibraltar Exchanges on London, 90 days' date, 501 to 1 ; Paris, sf. 30c. ; Marseilles, sf. 31c. ; Genoa, 51. 31c. ; Madrid, days' sight, par to prem. ; Cadiz, 1 dia. ; Seville, 1 du. ; Malaga, di.. ; Bareeloua, /to 1 prem. ; Almeira. ilia. ; Valencia, ; Alicsat, 1 dia. • premium on Ave franc pieces, 1 per cent. No deman d . Freighta to England nealtared. DGiPATCH OT THE BRAZIL AND RIVES PL►TZ Maim—The Royal Mail Company's steamship Magdalena, Captain Woolward, sailed from Southampton yesterday at 3 p.m., with the mails for Lisbon, &hie, Pernambuco. Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, C.c. She took out 73 puseagers, and on freight for Rio, 200,9001., of which amount 200,0001. in sovereigns is for the Bank of Brazil, and 7,4001. in bar silver for the Minister of Finance. For Bahia : 4,000 f. in sovereigns. For Moots Video : Gold coin, 2261. For Buenos Ayres ; Gold coin, 1,6001.; and for Lisbon, 9,8931. in eovereigns, of which amount 6,0001. is consigned to the Onion Bank. The Magdalena also took out a very full cargo of French and Eoglieb merchandise. [Ativertisement.)--HouzwAy's Pius.—Delays are dimgerous.—Persons who feet weak. low, and nervous, may rest assured some serious ailment is looming in the distance. spinet which instant action should be taken. Holloway's Pills present the ready meson of exciting energetic action in the liver, liberating aocurnulated bile, and lifting at once a load from the spirits, and expelling a poison from the body. This simple and natural method of remedying the trot tendency to disease best.. present ease and future wfety. The pallid, and all losing flesh, should try these Pills, 'stitch are especially useful when the digestive er other function' are Imperfectly performed. and demaiol Immediate cornett a. or to alter yearn neither mind nor body will be well del eloped.