The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-03 00:00:00

NIONM i / ,~ . !'AI I:It 'e- c , .7 -. of V: C... N • • 'SS3IIIX3 ON Na 3.394.] HAKES LINE al AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. AIL . lei Mkt I=-1 4 11 Lls POST At be —ar 7)111V I S I O IP M•tberksi kr arm Ikkia br I . T.i. d ....? arommoi. md kr • opts, et orrail rika dr se BODDISILABT•11 rad sr wit FAri liv: JuMll 9011* VIA Or.* ramorlekl. Irk +err sr. r= i :r A = a s , "..= ambill. sea D STATES MAIL STEAMERS.—Tbe VANDISSILW_SULOPILON MISAKSBIPStrao lIAMPTUN to NSW TOSI.—Tho ♦ LSD- It, Cif two aml WO bops Nom& sod iftraileala 1•11 %WOW. owl 1.10 Ms P. loothroto. Now WitooMowooto: a s it .......... :.... ::: ... ... ... ::: git , trib i d :fit.i.............F...........: Die i s AL - . 161e;4 on t ot pfo.d LE I " iCliPO.=.4 . . a ni t * t 1.1=4.7.1; z0.0 . 1i I. OLdla l / 4 141 i 07 MIMI Pion Nolo = OWNW.ot Sono sod Ma BLANC 18 be. No& i.l 2.1. MO FE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of Wi moat SHIPS br 11W TORN —TM arsaillmi armor .t IMO ....vat lenve dOtrril &MIMI tar OILS de Oa may at lb Mg et July. 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BURFORIYIS PANORAMA. 111 OW OP= is Um INN nosa • apeollant PAX OWSA lilloglabt a tjar "Wm d rmt doodah W wpm. Way of Atissaike IL le like insilla Am Om Irma diet -141mleraiimes. ye btft Lord J. RUSSELL recesseded dellbetalea law please se baporteat a work es thth el asseelblaks the law. The melba wee Ha mpattaid MOS a divides THE COMPETITION FOE VII PUBLIC OFFICES. Mr. MOPE mid SS' le die sal of theja*a of the spelidis fer the OS en lad mimed the cm partaild thee eithred le dealepe at emddweble Istlt views la Nepal to the Beaks tee ether sal their am birth umel ales me Sim whit math hthassale. Waft the Swim eftheMise men le the yak. alr B. MILL it thet the Pis (when M p g hedmes k their set fad est be itet r 4111•1 fi• airy ambudea vespalig the Os Sem mill the pale bad ea statally et ladzig se thee. Afar • prig Skeet the esiallme threw' ad by Mr. Hu M „„A he pweeethel to Midi the ems he reps! to tabs le vi Wevel si the Us) la the mas tics dehmied apes •lea Math SS Sloe fa aa modes MEI the Sint wee SS' upea—arlailleg Westhearabiths. the IS d the This, the IS health elsh of tibia Mr. iIaIIOVIS repnestrd as eta =dlilyalbg=teehmaalliti du"-bl erile=litor s" . Lt Faso meseethl the ismst le bey thin •10, Warty ES Sin the law Midge me Milt, it woad proms geed emethika. SUPPLY. The km Era with We a &shim of Supply upon the ressalsthruCtell Ihrethe Natimire. Lid J. RUMEN. to =Meg the Miss me (MAK), gem a St thisat at the amiltlea at that cetalthismi. la the dlesies 'MA hiletrel. the se le sit ing the N. ea emirs wee Lad J. Esti Matow2ed he Ited s h e/ the but It wee Oa - Wide Let pear es SS Sib essaankag the Lin=etplarime kw the am alth mail Sees to 1 Pad Yore/•, t le a Mg sad lass themedge. sail two Mesa se awls to rads the me, Soh IMMO deketed up Baas Oa the isle d11,141L ihr the Ulm dmeaawat, Omads, Med IVRY amid Saha te the seem sinks of that depaammt. impeetis Mike le Sired Ma as death. Mr. lABOUCIIIRB elated the pit of dilloweft, es to wbaths die Aims ef temzewen, Itha low that eepat illeald ast be leet 101 meet 41411. barb( Is meal S. the Class wee Susi le sea TM •theaspeW lL liolichere (OAS, CeMs) BA the Sews Peeetedithe him tee te rJu of the Peen BS, tol the Maalei Carmatiem 88, read a sad dm. Thn Co pi selethry Faroe (Woad) Mil peered Bash IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOADS.—ThozsDAY, JULY 2. took oat oa tie woollen& et The Lois 6 e . g.& PRIVATE BUSINESS. The MI:MN hille were d a thrd time awl pod The Ibr itvwsr Maws s ad Fairs sad Nos Owe Ompsy Pah /be Mori( bah ore tod a sexed time and gehod M be onolltul :—W Ponies, wil refe ; Br u i trinproosest ; Ely r Lbw ; Swami 1111serces Foos ; South Dar ben soh Irmoblee thin Railway; Wolfed= sad Biwa , _Dube d Irldsorstar's Errata ; Mao - L I Z WOW" r ßad; 11116. OW 'ma= RAILWAY (CAPITAL) BILL. Os thkgeolles ihstibb bill be reed a row/ goes Lad 111 r. LEONARDO yeensted a pelibles whet the mai elowol that Is Ms Illyhiss tie ibeelso, If they 28 " 1 : 1 0, 1 ” 00.11rnsi r bso Eserissed the brie If Mho they ermisil le the ISIONSIN MB Of won the leo mot peedhil he, chi it tres prepod to Row Re siege ell IS tbe rid the horsy, se ER bed esesreel Obabg_ beillyees New b see sell hews Oil these vow ERsot dens ef issehelho—yriliwishel imebralsee eed swerv es awes henna The NOM engelbetsi by the how oho wo the saw el • haw odoweeme bseitho dirk peehlasee show Whoa Osl Os regular poem* ef reel be gramstorel, sot wail wow se If bed bressollfie **pia RBIs If u tlie they mold be IV el or • ileOwt, WOW= ,=Z is er n why * tbes, Mil sob ben ssehis s ed . is we heN-year, druid Is Owes IS the MIMS ass helf yaw. The Y. Imre ibiseirslan ono te be pea is Oa bet Y. Ono sod Web base beau paid est al the hewed do ha Jimmy isi July, end he did sot Rik they Who Sift huh& Lie6WII3IIIILITDALI said he bed so R ed d epysegg Ste mesa swim d the thou gh ised by the OrbEh wow is • essideohle o ust ; tbsught, allbsegh Is so • whom awe hello Ibwe ow se eliestles le hh shahs OM the 111 was as slit/ soil be pot Ishetise le the whom= &SF belies Osuest Gs how Wel ly lbe _eloesy esgli be be speed ow UPI reedylh bateed ef ever these el Ulf • yur The an was ft:ma • rewel time. ADULTERER/ MAHAL/WI DILL. Lord RIDIdDALI nerd re sewed riding of this bill, awl rid that to the Heesmiest the Dever sad Mar wear Ores it bed bra trariamilg 'ird that it would be • meet lejrtlrrr airy dw deur of Beaked that ray sherd le argil Gab urea the merge arks to the ere d mai she kr lea direr& Ramilke kr this we /opal lioniekes tp ut wire see but el= tree wee so real ea of the prisciple, sad by prat the he rev peer to art .11 the silestiese whir [use Ames ✓ re to the details of the media parer She diet elrelos woe that it weer be r brake spirt both dos Inwood sad gaily reties to • armee emit that they should be Wird to her rocouree to • rwelego bear the rogirer ; esdie parer to rare. rea r Vies by solar each trerimps issermat wily ow the sad rat re pry reties cry should he waled= smea y r ; mad the reit would be rot if they rebel it the ear her • seligiess swermasy perhased elharwarda, Forded they seri Jr wey elme urea who did met seise =dos is perm A • but diseresia dm would sot be to porker the ry kr the arty rem The bad bra He belleved it word her • per suer abet thee to reap the die between the reries err rare rd ethers. The LORD CHANCRLLOR said thrower nosy grade shill aught to lakes kik Weirs sot to mar Y the ewer err el this MO, bat he thought it wee merely saf ari to sag est his milk Mend wee sow presorg, tbs berth An% dr rick is hi p s. kw Were had bra ken Saes ram by tisk itelf this meet of avo wer' was adored wire wen they to owe The soar ✓useles bed her Insight hewer wbes the Divorce Bill re bra re bar escort abet the roperies shish woe are by • amble earl he Werra to thee isAl siet the whole easy 'Arm this Aire met the whole ars But these wry err prods whir err to Woes their kedeldps to pars brie tbay agreed Ira POWWOW rich issiked a pre ssing se amps es dr at M. sable Mead. His ark Hirai t rat • weir fens of rakes Ewald he he for the awry pram is a diver. Soper tr led rod lima roes did set go thret i tr isikd oca k r loses ? Pa p rr who suss diresei by he . which re the say emus sew beer to the kw mews War ae _Arm ro MANI , wed sa — ri they ewe Masi Ow Marry might Ark merge ore die purl ter of dim lir list kr arid tide HI, if the ear bill did sot beers %z e e= a =me dissolved by wit of relleasse, team ram err rhur rut d rovVr Is toes, it was es eretrat would .it spiral as ley knows "Aar" amp terries dieerof by the Horrors Oar ; sod it re. In fece, • sires whkh was to boa rider ea the other ea the rarer of which hod bola aerred true liar, sad which raid Ord to nipple the mutable at say Man sets. He sour that it be red second time that day Ni swaths. The lease divided Tar dr marl nabs: oat. 73 Nairecatalls 62--39 Tbsitemst Catholic amities Biwa. mimed to a select sesawitess. TM BeuadPuss Bin was Neils alma nes, after a speech Ms Lard Cissa suss, is Insist bs detailed the object of the bill. BONY WM, baslaste was this desptelted. OBSCENS PUBLICATIONS. Lad CAMPBELL tribal to pre public notice that en the iellowing day be weal* wee Pic lordship to p Iste committee ea lb. b he &webs the tab ell Amp beat and Oars. H. vied IBM ask* might be law by aur ahe, ead la mitigate lo wee leltratell as maker that the Milt rer. await be eeersatay to the Um kr the ~at step et the MIL seleeitei ea seelocs att4btpar teat isnore ten Ihe *lt rev. bier& The kola* ailemed at liat-pmet 7 'o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TRUMAT, Amy 2. The SPWCIIII took the &au at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. TL ibllowing bias ware read • third time mad pared : Emig WI Os Ikea within do City sad Liberties of Landon; Rot ismenst Railway ; Ono Northern and Weston of Whoa Railway ; London (City) Coal Duties: Mallow and Termer mol Cheat Southern sad %Voters Railways ; Ma lted logeranommt ; New Brunswick sad Canada Railway soul Li Company; Oldham, Ashton-ander-Lyres. sad Odle Drifts Junction Railways; Sitting a ura sad now ger Wexford Free Bridge; and Werke" end 11111111M111.111.4 TY \Ms ware considered and ordered lo be reed • Weft dor : Navigation ; Lowestoft and Barer St. POW leen and ; Word Borough (No. I) ; Stock inet, Nam tad inaley Bridge Railway ; and Whitrbaren ira Tows Jodi= Bidlway. EDUCATION OP SOLDIERS. Oa the ceder of the day he going into commute of l IINAEItEN called the Weak* of the home to the azeral ar t doc iar dated the Ilth el J bend UlbebdCotn by whist Ide that for the balm every soldier, albsr le ag fondrill , shwa shred. mood se a duly, mill be be =Le Dm& qthat the el t tl a eal= met el trait admit at Sir J. I sd Altra M i r d. hough they we WNW that disorder Is vadat 111 sr visits my redden et the law, yet they wave of *this that it weld net be thimble to sot apon It, ma theedeee be wee =Aiwa that the Coseerther-In-Clist bed smiled the r ms = Ma, bei heath mother. to villa the which pemerrhat that the ettandance at wheal amid be part at the mithe's /My was emceed, sad a ism wee eabetheast, rerammesding comessafiag odious is ear etemy acthetweeeent di ng b emit theineeim of the ilicilidee of eibaselien which were awed be them by etteadlag dm& THE STATUTE LAW COMMUNION. Kr. L. E INO, after the W cowmen tiepin the leap Num of pebble stow with bees ex ape • Criatiaal eel SNOW law , Ommieelea, wit t, as he ewe& MUM. Ys co, skirls wok Is the snow lithe et thaw bin& wil e d. c ons o sl es siker to the omen , mew bar fileherty be wnh the further anion et the Statute Low Ns T. KELLY miry' epos the Allbeitis which the atitsi Low Cemiethnee had been eerie" te Ile bed ems beam lint dee mini isthee le7= be conetheith yak a peeled et the rem sad metth re. pr wended Isterie the ems emit with wed to the aludnei Ithathee et Mr. thet the r arid ineell dein Ith the Lb I km unintheth Ee Moth then the ispertnme et rodstliNil Os eels kaE senior of the MAN Ns I=4 ibet miedlation wee an object white the SWIM Lem Oenthiedenste bed kept eteedily Is view. Mr. RAMS etherill to the yeraliaritka la Ile bleb law which ft wee asewary r ammo Mem the code for the whole Called Niels esuM be remised albs. Hr. RAPIER seseelbei that the el s W rithe et 'hies Int beess in ea m The AIITOINIIT-0 est ill Si seesilthe that thiet wen reedy. nth veil, Sprain be lalwahowl ia the resent maga LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1857. 'rinse. AMEBAE ELECTION PETITION. CIABLELL, the theirres of the Worm election comelier, append at the bar, r d reported the emir re delis le be thealr.Celiest weerlyebord ettrieleelee tiow. TIM it marred la the come ef therefrom therm =mei .lll =lLtry ni r a' arter b rf Irgla ul e a fer dai - Math ld ime was se grime le thew that the bribery wee emits' Mit the kmerriellge ef the Mies ember. Tbr Mop Paw wee leimed le wel6/ 6 • purr lief orris mem WINO to bar her by Ms r suit kw a maw, reale le re meal ChM= Davie me ramrod le vale by a inele Io by w* deaf net Mike be wee le the meat ef pid for him tbst be ma trate Idamud by the threat that maim la vslid Ike I& Geb salt be eresdi be dindesed frees kis sespleymeat y JIM Pike. he wises be ereekeil. That mother voter al el Bright wee isieeed le vete by • bribe of 61, The c ommit teec (artier ironed that they bad aimed the poll, by raft or tir some of several rem who bad so riget tole am the V e rret was oared to lie ow the table, sad It was rowel and marled that the lowa clerk of Wareham be di reeled to sawed the replier, r amedemeo with the rope of the coraitime. NEW ZILfikAND. If,. LABOVCllEltimored kg .- ; select committee to *dm bee the meager, of gareateskag by set of peak red the liquidetien et • Teri he esakseted in pawswenso al as or prowl W dr c Swes of New Zaalimil far de r.=tai tics el ti I. the Now Treks& Compeoy, extiogvisidag the tide le lamb k certain por ticos of the askew, ow/ dar ether ropeste. No rid that the mamilty 6ig se erre frea the didlowldes which lied mime brims the saw. red dr New lisaked Com p... Whir he mired theCalswiebeMea he burl that the lord, the =Wow be the City of Lan dow, hod wiarberi en ensagement by which the songeny oared to rapt • so of 200,0001. to foil of eA Alms as the 'okay. mart has to be raked pa lees or ler the gweeentee et this aenetry. Whoa the orted sere bikes the soksiellegigolere, those portion of the sassy whisk were net invelval fa the truractka with to. mallea7 aril le hove t. wow ramped ma the two tons dodos of whole eslony, butt aired to woe to • iota et 800,111111., Utile bedews wee applied to gensrel pangeees. No dm.* it herr to hors the *prima t 4 • edam ems nitro hire he landlord ray bill to the harm Bet no tire wee is be taros the war was mural. The arks was thew agreed to. The hour then adjourned at are minutes to one o'clock. ELECTION COMMITTEES. MAYO —YLIVIZI•DAT. /11milis6b4 MeeHale wen called end examined by Mr. Janes—He said be wee Archbishop of Team in the ROCIIIII mirk Ear. The Chairs= esid the mounittee could not recognise the Me at turchtaitacl a f Tars. but woad be happy to mei n. him ss Are Mac Hale. The Archbishop he was certain he wee Arabia, et Tory but if that woe not his heel there. he was iris seaters/ by his err ♦ *Ohio Ho remodel In or lir be wired ille relit priests and wow la the Menne enema There were shout thirty *nu mg. ; MI6 appiresers extending to smear Osenty. The bilker woo sopplated by his YEE ke Per. He bed ins .redid rim of reseal sad strionelon. 8o aria steread • rieet kr eserri • net All the yesibee Me Ewer oilier/ te hie egd=el remens. The awe. MEE Osorey, Osiers were his abordersere Tear T C 3M I ler. Imbe Ryes yr the eglefaiserease Ihe warm yr off his SEM 16 Wield mom Mr. kyr hats lb ekes r abilatertiat valet ow eresied mem. Ms he., the ism 1 Carry. vie bed grin huers Ar Ms. • Wirt we preened apil likber i za. P.P., Ere- Vey ne the seebbishop." Mr r e mn with at Klbere, is the dare. of =er. (Ti.. wen sied at rest length rout el the pellets whir errs hate has. montinl daring th~y, ___•111 of wr he rid wen Splials6ed by him) la irese, MS, e re perm at the Ifyig el die imailles Ids Barr Whelk erred at LaMar. _end primed libe sernmey. Mr. Orley was there err O. MARE. Aim re niers cre m e. was Mr. Coder lereirml Mr. Moses to the Mr, whiseeed but le Ihwegit mitred Win Mr. Meese meenrise4 H. Md net 'e asiest beer Mr. /doors dedires him es the " sec trews of the Wer—the Veit dergien of the " Sorb a cowl .add act irks way pat rim him. (landirr.) lie did not recollect gars Mr. Moor my, rot Err dm advice al the pest of the West 11 was to be bit to the frier to Ebb' how the Era sears velem woe te wee. Eh word be berms be (tell= it few d. •tabblehr ie rf err Ws re Afar=TM mash of Mr. Ewe. wee ride apes he hal seresierd Ere reparef • ebapd voles et blare sir tit icy arneeM the county et Moo was hide Tory sa • frodry to March, et St. herr. It was • osurni ef sere isf dr Wimps sad ara b le bad ereardied err at fie esressatita ef he tef ffelway. • esedulten wee pier oferkshog %het emergles at the pride sherd he leered ie the nieren el Wert Eigote• who bed Wm anibilidel lie del" to Tor fr Mr. Kam% who led bar thale Ibidial frier in Peellerent. Mr Ear to eay wham tor not he had Merl sari esserien. If the • wen prodard, he would sari sr any it, se the ere be. Ho armed • rerrillea at that worm bat be met ry whither Et was the resotation (referring to Eta • new'S. The impart at the resolution he s vas that iseald Mir Irk metier eo Esablated ler=lliet be did ast ry Ora ire. yowls .kb, bowever„ redierwre. g ers:lbel to the Now Mork hat be did sr read It all. Ho 411 Ml Ire. Oaths bed Ed die MD. Men la ft. Be wee set IS Me brit of velar kw the Hem Herold . Ho baser Et Mr. sok he. wr its' far Sirs, we. poser et the as erem aired M. Aar retry was at the wastrk end dor the reillsei. Mop Derkia, telt• wee in tbribetam It, art ree Ilhbor Sevesalriests,rdadriEnsr °inroad lying (to Wined) dewed it. Ho hared th e be err= mohair whir wae Igor by the hirer and Mr. Swift bad se otarria• with the ft = of r i m sad the reeesshies darks for filigo heirs Ark be area se St. J. Yr 4411. met haw Air berme el tbe readedlia ear It re Aped— probe* be hid hme the Irk. Th T e p p i :f restation was kr ko puree dearriett the it topa sad per* es la the arm id the riiiies, the 1111111111111111•10 that tag wen shwa r what sherd be Es with it. It awe isienied yew Ihe elector% ler be ense as breeder dril It woe to be yriehr or rat to every perish prior. H. id net know wire he air sew the moor Oka .new it wee dined. He did mot kw" whether he bed ever sea It fa riot Wan. He did set how that it was tins to Mr. Kelly, the propleax of the Tres Herold, flar polka. rim; sad he did new member whether or net he reed it In EC kraal. On the day of ambers' be weed to Cosier", end was told that his same yes sot o• lb. register. He wee met ewer that he went ire it the mew of wiring Mr. Moon. Mr. HilleWel Ida Ma 1801011*M We was not told st eae of lbe arert.bare *at be read Dot oak, ar nendnelo Mr. Moan' biome Ids rem we sat ca H.ear. H. bad se no & Modes wbaher snob • seamiselea wes mil to bla et pal &anal fain oh. pis, Meson be bad se Weans to rk. H. maw Mr. Weene after the neabielion. He eaw rafors,scatbolle prkisc la Galant ; but he did not w to Wm in Use phis Masa that be encoded W Mealy, tat Hot ha &eels' a sea* foe. H. are rid amalbinei Mr it. Ea bed head that Mr. Dins was la boar at Colonel Hiegles, end that he iflerwanie lona kr Mom. During tie pal be was In Tam: He bed aid et Mr. Comes 's bum% man. ' robes dace the amiss, a s cf • He had ban babel ale, the election to • ithaser given to Mr. Moon Wee . sappestere at Daly's hotel Waived, as De lab of Mt He SW s YON earinelog LLiimm aIL Th e rtes. Mr .rem was a carats to bit diocese. He did 10i reeMillbee eakediel he was la Mr. Onea's chapel whoa Ceara Ifiales's spirt Mr. Moon's Wars wee reed to to aporra ; bat be was certain woad. Wha m bed beam ; but he them* be /aka who tt wee = sl TM mien or alibi est bare bees reed v M. brow lust say that H bell ban reed la sane the of his dio cese-4mM est bare whether not in He anodesbad Ms Oen by Ida der rsaki ar m vat dad Near ilea rembel will the Ora, ',bather they woad a mow mad usediiise lr abeam It Walt be a eery Wes "l=2l4 =HP" • =was lemma a Das the sitar. as dig net what wee meat (Mr. hem and the denuadation of MR. Dar Ryan, la abaft be ail dat H. cane a OOaid wail aloe down• epos say on rot* agalain Wimp/ sad his casiskte mu% sad la voting far WOW leas is lb PH= d/Praff• era tw"" Wend set law He Weald destine to Oman. say or not be Weald owed • pied who wed Met buninage mita the woe test. bin is waseber way. It we net_ Few le ammo my or awe the War. He weld rot wit Wet it we • ad tot Colossi Einem bed bees disanned Rimy *gob ble &saw whets menplainte IMO mi. be elionli thew. Hoes the Walks is• bed sulaceardi =l= relied the " Howe lad Fwd." H. bed wh eedled 104 to hand Ills is this Weeks Is the were of Ms du Yen be had set mentiesed the welled to hie dergy—at leed be did set Wok be bra Ha bed e• deal then le weds. e 4 Hs did net Wow Weather any Myers fists(( Ilse Wei alserad to the told. That showed law 03WOMMIlli he we with tbs den& et ths beslssa p:40•4 Ha bed sew Wed seta he seed it Is to wet be wadi lot er• thew who Wed die Ostend eirdindan, rte seeressest, bat woad send Wm to When whew loads it was. There were sensprbless west et the Weed We electios. Castleber was sew night be me el the hest is the deers. Two • lbw 'lbw wee nowt et the awe t 4 the election, end wee es di. Re bed net filled thus an oboe the elec tion. (lowildstes seweasse read wow be Wise Wein ▪ owdlisies be Maps He did set maid Wet be mate to • wedessa to dad die Maw et the test electios, as& edam, thee be wadi Wept owl Wars his. He bed many appliwilew al swine limns. He thought it was very in ithet be wrote sea s /*Ow bat it was sot was wider isoweicendeation when it wee ennoweed t iff = apeekerwas at prayers, sad shortly alter muds We ementites Amused. VORPORATED SOCIETY OP LICENSED ric- TUALLIM.-QUARTERLY COURT. Yesterday the quarterly court of the Incorporated &Met of Leered N. levellers was held at the School-home, K •lene ; Mr. Gene, the governor, in the MM. Altar the condimation of the munese, the beleacer-eheet for the quesing was read, showing the general receipts and expendinue on amount of the Nerninst defrentisrr, sad also those of the cheeky, and that the balance is hand, exclusive of the fended stock, was 42951. lee. 9d. Mr. Hamm mem ems cempleinte to the management of the Ifersithp Advertner, and among them that the recent important news from India did not appear in that until the day after it had appesred in other daily paper • while matter. interesting to the trade were omitted the l or,snr Airergintr, sad room generally found for thsologicol uncles. Mr. BHT°o said that in some of the instances alluded to the fault was not with the editor, but the repoettn, into which it was the duty of the committee to inquire. Mr. HAKIM had no doubt that the /VA . bad been seat. Mr. JIIIMMIAII CLARKE was of opinion that there had bete neglect, and felt the leper ought not to give Its sem secand-hand, was often dom. It Mould have its rale iffili bM, Mr. Hall, and Mr. Oliver defended the manage sat of the Mersey stdrertier. Mr. Be/MN amid if they paid the reporters the seine IS ether papers they would get as good and as early intelligence. After some further observances from Messrs. Rountree Long, Bryon, end Ell, Mr. Tura ea inquired about the average cost of a special court ; and it was stated la reply the it cost from IV. 26L, ecomding to circumstances. The moments were then signed lip.. the motion of Mr. WALTER, seconded by Mr. ISHOMI.rt, the amid annual sober:ripe= of IW. was voted to the London Coffee sod Eating Homo Keepers. The ballot for a new member of the ammittee, in lieu of Mr. Baler, of Long-Ism Bermondsey, resigned, was then proceeded with. The following were the candidate:—Mr. Sadler, Maryle. bone-lane ; Mr. Aabbridge, Orefion-court, Marybibme ; Mr. Schooling, Jassee-strest, Oxford-erart ; Lathbury, Ileefordetreet, Fitsroy-rearke. The fret-named, Mr. Sadler, having declined to stand, the third on the list, Mr. Schooling, was elected by a large In t itY proceedinge closed with the usual vote of thanks to the warner, committee, and elm ocher. SOUTH WIISTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday, in compliance with the Wharneliffe mar of the Rome of Lards. • marial raft( of the South Moslem Company was held at the Wands* mat= elite the following bills at peat %dm rill—A bill for atifiefillts the Unita ad Smith Weems Ream Campy tai Mises to mehtfieletleas hem thole IYia d noway sad other wades; a MI SR setheebis leas semagenciats between the West- Ind of Lesion eel Cleysted_Pelem sail the LeMen,Brigistoo, end Sena Omsk the Omit Naritme, md Landes sad South Wefts Ballway Commahe ; he sels or hese el the West Leaden end Crystal Palms Railway ; for sztendleg the time he emeletleg Mc mid railway, and for other purposes. A he - irking a railway from the North aid South Waken Junction Railway, in the perish of Ealing, to Rieleeend, to be called the " Richmond and New Eut.- alea and for other purposes; a bill for authorising an extension of the Domet Cannel Railway, and for regulating the capital of the Derma Gimbal Railway Compeny, and foe other purpose; sad a bill to enable the Selhbury and Yeovil Railway Company to make deviation from the line of their railway, and ke other purposes nonmetal with their undertaking. M. CHAPLIN, M.P., ocempl- el the chair, mad having ca erldttle object of the meeting, observed that the Mill ha ril the oceopeare petilemeatery easpelgo In the present amiss was the detiene of Ude tint =abitryagelast =r e. lewd pep lime trees to I =:e s theft Isairlog elealsed en intelligere esematttee. The =of Salisbury MA astir eeppeetel Mit Western y, net me of fink solicitor le the engesig empecrothe wee a we% taking • Morels the mama Oa the aidese the people of Senthemplea, foe Mess the @Mb Wiwi= Company had drip is mach, had lost rifirtemiy eppessillhem. It we', bagmrsa, fa a great memere ow*, IS rweer seal that the MI we defeated. Recoeld sot tine theme amoeba beartag testimony to the oral, industry, emil acumen dis played by the solicitor, Mr. Cambia, throeglasat the whole comeg. The solicitor having expladaed to what MEW each of the shave projects would Wieder, with the Womb of the ampany. they were severally pat to the ussitag sad sp peeved of, after which the proeseillap Umbrae& la the real manse ZOOLOGICAL SOCHITT or LONDON.—At the resathly gees& saselag Ma yestirdey, at the society's hew, le Haaaver-me, the Hight Hes fir °WNW Clark, Bert, Vies-Prelim* la the ehair the Earl of Lichfield, Major Hirst, NA Haws. H. Kerall, H. Taylor, J. Haven, 0. Presamimeht, W. Armstrong, H. T. Clack. mai J. Werdliw, were add Thaws of the society ; mid leralsa ir Celesta thn Hen W. am Hen. W. Cake, Dr. H. Palterer, eel Thom T. W , T. C. R 611•011. J. OM., B. J. Asipa, 0. Deessit, V. awl H. W. Peek, were permed es amiliebre It Ihe elleerehip. The report shawl that mass the neemseee urea which had repe ated in the pram ads" the 'assent mares wore the Clara bieekirsia4 mess • heal el thine lantiful birds were Wad est en am Ski dam, sad ere sew in the meet premelar etallies The }pest bhde wire eh bawl fres the Iseway ellheass la 11/61. WM the s wear at meths par task vtere_peplatied to at lertY the Queen et that tine by se the Had dna*, awl tern alma received by the Zeelogical gaiety ins Otialn the Hs. P. IL Hen* ILIS la the peon* pas,. am birds are bon am tali &elks llama emeelemil in The meet t o Mat ihe ameba et viuheue lu a l at grime ilifog Joe wine* madam' latial emenar , inlay the pem W away ernmenimi le WEL Thee the sainbir et MOWS deal mei emillsie vessivell vim 49. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Mr. Sargon wished for the primate to be allowed to enter into his own recognisance' ; but Mr. Trail reamed this application, observing the ten ha should require would be two sureties in 50/. each, and htm uif in 1001. The case wes thee further remanded until Saturday. DRAMA. OLYMPIC. Having long sines used up the Countess D'Anoia, and the net e( the toffy historians, the burlesque writers are now compelled to prey upon their brother dramatists for subjects. Lest night Mao:midi*, ludicrously perverted from the original, formed the basis of an extravaganza by Mr. Robert Brough, who is decidedly the freshest, wittiest, and, beyond all question, the boldest punster end parody writer we have anaceg us. His new effort is literally bristling with jokes not these word-torturing efforts which with some funny men now pass for smart writing, not those dear old Maeda the rhyme and repartee to which most be guessed by thsaadisnes immediately after they am spoken, but brilliant, ekterisg, wellikuipen coin, fresh from Fancy's mint, which only ring the truer the more they are tried, and which will bear that test which is greater than that of the teeth, repetition by the tongue. Beyond the mere verbal jokes, a keen sense el the ridiculous pervadea the piece ; for • example, the absurdity of pantomimic eapreadon is &desirably est birth in the dumb show of Fossils, who te wails • 1 4i r4 4 ,4 Ail Agar dis ass d soups at 4111 'eon- Sem& vbkkhowlent,hor sides eas is y , _ no mop - gar Ilgr. hiss joison until immediately before the conclusion of the piece, when, in his rued scene, he gives that extraordinary melange of tragedy and comedy, those mingled touches of pathos and. humour, in which be is unrivalled. Two er three parodies of popular airs, more especially one in which be accompanies hisnaelf on the bones, were excellently sung end obtained vociferous escort% Miss Swanborough looked very hand some as Alphonso, and Miss Thirlwall as Lorenzo sang with much taste and spirit. A line in the bills stated that • "Among the novelties in this piece it will contain so paro dies on ' Bobbing Around,' Kemo-kimo,' or ' Our Mary Anne'" We had nevertheless an excellent parody on " Peaky Ike," a Yankee ballad of the same genre arranged as a trio, and sung with great effect by Mesdames; Swanborough, Thirlwall, and Hughes. A mortal word of ' commeneation must bo given to Mr. 0. Cooke, who played a policeman with much unctuous humour, and to Mdlle. Hock man, a very pretty dthritante, who gave grace and piquancy to the dumb motions of Pencils. The curtain fell amidst the loudest applause, and general calls were raised for the author, who however did not appear. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 2. APPOINTIIENTS.—Mato C. 0. Fein, to the 01111ges,114, at Sharma.. Mestere Assistants W. J. Taylor, to the Flutings, GO, screw steam•ship, at Portsmouth; J. Dixon, and W. F. A. Greet, to the Gang... MWshipenn W. H. M. Molyneux, H. Isod, J. B. Y. Tynte, I. Hoi4hton, G. Pariph, Viscount Marsham, J. NUtot, B. Bradshaw, W. F. Whostly, and A. B. C. Booth, to the Dames. Naval Cadets B. Mahan, and W. B. McHardy, to the Ganges. SIR CIIARLES WOOD'S LEVEE.—Sir Charles Wood held his fourth levee of the Reason, at the Admiralty, Whitehall, yesterday afternoon, when the following officers were present :—Lientsnant-Genersi Ellice, RA.. Captains E. A. Inglefleld, J. Riviera, W. Moorsorn, E. G. Fiebouree, N. S. Nollotb, E. C. T. D'Eyneourt, Hon. S. T. Ceruffiries and W. H. Kitchen; Commanders A. N. Fainnan, O. H. Gardner, 8. Mercer, H. Bacon, J. W. Finch, P. 11. Dyke, Grant, W. Greet, H. B. King, B. P. Priest, C. Gen nd T. Mitchell (A) ; Lieutenants J. O'Reilly (B), and Mammal ; Master D. Craigie ; Surgeon It. Weer " G. H. L. Wise. The Secretary of State for War, with a view of encouraging two-commissioned offioeni and soldiers, ha& stated that he is to *institute clerkship at out etaticas of the war department as rewards for good services, and that in Mare be will place only on his list the names of such men as his Royal Ilighneas the General Coaitnanding in-Chief may recommend, and who possess the necessary qualificatioas for the appointment, instead of noting woo on the applications of candidates themselves as heretofore. CHATHAM, JULY 2. The Ganges, which has been lying for some time in ordinary in the river, is ordered to be made ready for or with all despatch. An order arrived et the headquarters of the Royal Marines this morning for a draft of 61 men of all ranks to go on board that venal under the command of LiettL 6. H. Mot. BAILING OF LADY FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION,—• The Fox screw steamer, fitted out at Aberdeen by Lady remain, sailed from that port on Wednesday morning in search of the remain.; of Sir John Franklin and his crew. The wee! has been supplied with every article of equip ment which could possibly be desired, and many and valu able have been the gifts that have leen presented to aid in the department of provisions. There was a large concourse of egmetaters t when the Fox left the dale, who cheered Ca M'Clintock and hie gallant crew lustily as they along. Lady Franklin and her nine, Sophia, were present, and it was a rather remarkable coincidence, that as the Fox got nuns weigh the Lady Franklin brig and Sophia, which were both purchased for the Arctic 'earth, under Captain Penny several years ago, should just have left the harbour under the charge of the mute Captain Penny to purrs the whale fishing during the autumn, and, winter ing in Cumberland Straits, resume the Malang again in e p p sc rita. The Fox steamed away to the north, and is ex to make the ice in a week or ten days. FINSBURY PARK BILL.—At a vestry meeting of St. Jamaia, Westminster, held yesterday (J sly 2), a resolu tion moved by Mr. Iti4ood (who reprevonts the vestry at the Metropolitan Baud) to petition parliament in favour of the bill, was carried by a large minority, BATHS, WASH-MATSU, AND WASTE PLACES IN TR. WARD OF FARkINODON WITNOUT.—Last night a meeting of the inhabitant householders of the above-named ward was held at the Sessions-Loos in the Old Bailey, for the purpose of receiving a report from a committee in refer ence to the proposed establishment of baths and wash-homes, and for the beneficial appropriation of the waste sites in the populous ward of Farringdon Without. In the shone° of ifiir James Duke, M.P. (who was attending to his parlia mentary duties), the chair wee taken by Deputy Obberd, after which Mr. Pentifex, the ward clot, read the report, the substance of which was as follows —lt specially net forth the leas and distress caused by the protracted neglect to ap• propUate beneficially the vacant sites within the ward, in stancing New Farringdon-street, Smithfield, the site of the late Fleet prison, and others, chewing thereby less of trade, falling rent., and declining rates. The erection of suitable dwellings upon some portion of these sites was spe cially recommended, and the establishment of babe and wash-hoses shown to he mat desirable in the crowded locality comprised within the boundary of the ward. The report having been received and adopted, on the motion of Mr. Harding, seconded by Mr. Potter, Mr. George Roes spoke in condemnation of the civic authorities, because of their tardiness in effecting objects of utility when they had the opportunity of doing so ; Mears Gresham and Kirk, ad deemed the meeting, and the motion was declared to be carried. Mr. Lindner then moved a resolution . the apathy of the corporation in the matter; at= thanks were voted to the chairman, and the meeting se parated. Test Dtrouce BlLL—Lords Lyndhurst, Talbot de Mahhide Harrington, Donoughteure, and Belmont, have united in apnoea against the deliciencia of the Divorce. Bill in It. present form. as not giving eutticient or fair relief to women married to whiteners. EDOWAUE PF.TYY SESSIONS.—At the petty Wl sines yesterday at Edgware, Josiah Mull was charged with stealing GM. from the Bev. Herbert Teweon. Mr. Herring appeared for the prisoner, who is well known, having been the echoolmsater and organist, and • lecturer upon various subjects. Mr. Tevneun, who is nephew to the incise bent, is now resident at Wkk, near Bath ,• but in September lest he was Teething in the wheel hone., Whitehurch, Little Stanmore. On the fah Nov. he received 671. 4e. from Sir H. Ellis. He placed the money in hie desk, which he locked. On the following day he went out to dinner ; on bin return he noticed that the position of the desk was altered. Next day he missed the money, as well as a purse containing the money. A person resembling the prisoner called at Mr. Bennett's, in Cheapiltle, giving the name of the Hon. C. Ponsonby, and purchased eeveral watches, changing the stelae 601. note. He afterwards sold or pawned the watches at different places. An assistant swore positively that the lightener gave one el the stolen 61. notes in payment for 100 copies of &mildew:oll Allen'. Hymn-book, which had been previously ordered by • letter purporting to come from the Rev. H. Neale, of Oxford. The prisoner was remanded. UNIVERSITY REFORN.—Yeaterdaty • supplement to the Gad& was issued, containing a number of new ordi nances, which it fee to establish under the acts 17 & 18 Vie., cap. 81, 19 &20 Vie., cage re , for the govern ment el milers at Oxford and Cambri . The colleges a Belßol, Worcester. 131111010111% Oriel, edition, Trinity, All Soda, Jests, Merton, Magdalen. end New College, Ox foul ; and St. John's College, Cembridge. THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH EBNP .BAIL W.l Y. Yesterday morning, 7 homas Parry, engine-driver, and 114111WIr IVATIN grams a, to the service of the South- Biskra /railway Company, were *gain placed at the her hare Mr. Troilk the magietrote at the police-alert, charged " A neglecting their duty =et kai ving en end train et passompws on Sundey ~deg last, 144614 eleven ponces wee Mod and several Pliers mind, lodured. I 3k. Reis, wellaiisr, again attemiel for the company, and ldr. Burgas Sir the priseams. I Mimed Dashes Cbagsnan, dation-master at Black heath, dsposod—l was on tile platform when the 9.30 train tram Snood arrived, but kid left between the two snivels. The 9.30 train reed two or three minutes at the Potion. I gave the sigma to Matt to the guard, her b* drat celled to the signel•box from the Ake door on the trwhether "ell was deer up." The aigusl-box we& . e gyeeds hem where I was And*: The Willie was In show at the abpal, and in armor CZ trellis le pd his bead oat at the box and said, " All clear al" end tr ams that I add to the guard, 'AU sight." The rind a oboist; tine es km yards from me, and the Dein kik I wee lade& to the men Inpri at the end of le . przi the Landon tad of the platform, telling him I ilida t am. wee e work woo over , es I had beta much sad and was dad bidding him good night whin I heard the eellieirea. I imbed Ira to the boa, sled soil% "Tor Oars mho, the rignal was wrest yea per me for the bet Inds," and las said, "Tee yen Si.' stored in my book." This was • limb fir a_ulpatt end • half after the tree le ft . _... ....,. ...... ... Air_ Zir tai waaisit - / went to the reds mid paw the dial. The indicator sp- Welt we " SPs sp," _which would indi a Wok wee between thenkthath and Lev/lithos That roil weld imply that Lewisham hod acknowledged the or maim demeans Man u train. If Lewisham had nth bieremer, odor eled the of the 9.30 train, the seethe werald ham Yakired "AB deer up." So that if 1 Lawithem bad not acknowledged the departure the indicator • would th ew the depeetani of the Ll 5 tra in. The state eel the tehgenpli at Blackheath station immediately after the assist ethered that either the signal " All clear up' . from Lewithem--tithent which the 9.30 train ought not to have dried be. Bthebbeeth—had not been reved at Black hmeter that Lewisham had acknowledged the departure of the 9JO. 42.11 r. Bilffrell—l MIPS known • brie some into the when the elpeel was aping Idea, but net without eirerding the whirls End scrag the the clear before him. Them are various hinds of puthiment the thr—ouch se an Mseenltion or treat of dimmed hem the seeks. Mr. Burgon—Then there is no semi paniiimint The Witness—An admonition I think a pediment to a well-directed mind. Mr. Traill"—Tbe guard Abbott, in his evidence, mays he did sot see you on the platform, and you my you maw him When you gem the order to aril the train P ' Mr. Chapman—l have stated I wee standing only three or four rude born him. He might have been 16 or 16 yards from me; I can't dirinctimpay John Nelson, ration-master at Lewisham, was next exanthed—l wee on duty on the arrival on the 9.16 train at Lewisham from Strood. As tar as I can re collect, it arrived at 10.40, but in the ordinary course of things it would not stop. The ream of my 'topping the train was in obedience to the telegraph, the indicator show ing "Stop all up" from Lewisham. The semaphore and distant disc signals were up. The 9.16 train, on coming in, did not pass the distant signal, but stopped, and sfterwards came within it. The semaphore signal is at the end of the ✓eitien. The train did not come up to the platform. Pas set derS were waiting on the platform for London. The train reward about 16 minutes before the collision occurred. The cable& took place at 10.65. The semaphore end distant ✓ods wisest " danger" the whole of the time the train was stopping, and the 9.30 troth, on something the station, had the same signals against them which had brought up the 9.16 teeth 1 Ina become swore of the approach of the 9.30 rain by easing it dart ender the bridge, the engine Itavinewerhi . 42l . iffhts in front of it. Ido not know at soy te legraph being received from Black heath between the time 7 - tll 9.16 train stopping and the collision. The signethen was David Wilde. The signalmen wee in his bon, bet I know, of my own knowledge, that be wee aware at the 9.16 train being stopped near the station. By Mr. Traill—The line at the Mid-Kent junction was thew about the time of the collieion. The Mid-Kent train bad passed five or de minutes previously, but the red lights were rill kept up. Examination continued—A few minutes after the collision I went to the signal-box and sew Wilde there. I mid to him, " How is this P" He replied, " I cannot my, Black heath bad giventwo bear, and myinetrument being stop all up,' I did act reply." I then looked at the book, and drew a line under - his entry, and the book con arms his statement that at 10.32 he acknowledged the arrival of the 9.15 train, by signelling " stop all up. ' I looked at the instrument, and the indicator showed " stop all up." The • entry in that column would apply to all succeeding tieing from Blackheath. The s ein the book shows that the • 9.16 train had been from Blackheath, and that • Lewisham bad acknow the train to come on from Blackheath. There is no entry in that book showing that train bad been signalled to Bleckheath as leaving Lewisham for London. If each signal had been given I should have expected to And an entry in the second column of the book produced, but there is no such entry. The effect of each a r .ignia to Blackheath would be a beat cm the gong and altering the needle of the instrument to "all clear up." Supposing Wilde had received such signal of the intended departure of the 9.30 train from Blackheath, and had • acknowledged its receipt, I should expect to find I as entry of such en acknowledgment in the book ; them is no such entry, The inference I drive front the book to that he had not received or acknowledged a signal sines the • arrival et the 9.16 train, end that statement ie consistent with the dial °fibs telegraph and his statement to me. H. I i:i. 'nick ; By Mr. Traill—l saquite pure Wilde knew of the deten tion of the 9.15 train, for I told him to rim down and see if the trsin could take passengers on to London, and, Rao, to draw up to Ms platform, and called to another man, &why, to stay at the electric box, and stood there myself outside in a porition to have heard if any signal had bean received from Bleekheuh. By Mr. Bergen—There have been complaints made of the distant signal at the Lewisham station, and probably there might have been complaints last week. I will not under take to say . that Hill, the driver of the 9.16 train, had not complained to me within two days of the accident of the condition atlas signet. I have no recollection oldie distant signal having boon recently repaired. Since the accident the gas pipes haw been cleared out. It is not so long es two months since they were cleared out. When the driver of the 9.16 train imam part the distant Miranl to the semaphore signal I did not reprove him. No driver is allowed to per the distant signal without first stopping there. By Mr. Rees—The signal lamps are lighed with gas. Within one or two honre after the accident the distant signal and lights were examined by myself and Mr. Eborall, and found perfectly correct. By Mr. Traill—l saw the prisoners after the accident, and they made no complaint to me of the lights. I went to the prisoners and questioned them, but they made no complaint whatever. A conversation here took place between Mr. Traill and Mr. Ram, when the latter gentleman left the meet, and having consulted with Mr. Eborall, the manager of the com pany, the resulted which was that an application was made for the detention of John Griffiths and David Wilde, the two signal men at the Blackheath and Lewisham stauons; end after the close of the CYO they were both taken into custody end charged with neglect of duty. They will be kreaght up for examination with the other prisoners on Sahrlig hintit:st a ra xt m was the next witness. He mid—l was under-guard of the 9.30 p.m. train on Sunday firs&rood. My ma was next to the engine. I gave the navel, which I had pevlously received from the head guard, to the driver to start from Blackheath. I did not herr any signal given to the Anion meter. I saw the Lewisham junction signals when between the two bridges from Blackheath, and the breaks. The signal was a Tedlight. After I the Meeks I bowl the whistle of the engine, and the engine we. roomed ; bat whether the Warn wu shut o ff or est I maul say. We were going at • good rate ; what I sheet tel " tall swing." The speed wee afterwards slack ened. I did not afterwards see the driver and Seeman. I also taw the station signal as well •• the distant signal. Both were led lights. We go up toe station se fast aa we can, in ceder not to stop short and lose time. On seeing the distant signal it is our duty to stop outside the distant signal, but we amid not do so en Sunday night, becalms we were going so dot. By Mr. Borgon—As soon am I got the break on I the whittle of the engine. By Mr. Train—l am certain the 'nineties reversed. Edward Corner, 'moistest to the locomotive department of the South Eastern Railway, was called to prove the delivery of a copy of the compony's rules reguding the priuners' duties, the fireman being requited " to look out for signals when not engaged in other duties.' By Mr. Treed—l consider the driver much more raven 'ibis in looking out for signals than the fireman. The fire man is required to use the break. Mr. Bergen asked if his worship thought the fireman ought to be further detained, as be dal not think a jury would convict. Mr. Trail said he would rather not say what a jury 'sl e d :rimers Comer, in reply to a further notation tram the magistrate, said diet whimever any neglect of 'quit one' took place, the driver, and not the lbenem, was plodded by the company. Mr. Taal raid that was an important admission_ ; bat he could not think of dischargieg him from custody. Be would accept ball far his appearance.