The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-04 00:00:00

climiitio•toot lodinated to remove my - rmisrlysad solely be removed, bog bp Idieved dlr elewilet wield view with peat *lser wog Oho el Ihe pilaw of the Coelho to chats • Moe to the ezirkei n vei which they claw (Her, hear.) HAW heeled the government wail &wisp Or Os seselsaires at the alleareke as the pow* of team 11 Lord C. HAMILTON rid that if mashen were ehkei to had • day kr theeeerives, the 'obis lard mese oat be prised at Ode tales • lemeorhet breiskr mods of &slag se. Ilfr. Will= flied*, geweriumaat to give • tur kr ▪ emilimesi of Os Maim The Eraswilhs spud PONTIJINACT sponox PETITION. Mr. "iiiiZATF 14;iiriii/Zu;• — ;:i;i7ffiggara. whir hied dr perks it Itr. Olterrs, coratairre st the Wen he Yore pe hret, shot Wrier Wood woo duly sherd de owe Is the erst perihrost. The roe owed le • norrior Mass Ird sot be sriltee n ergilthed Ir. eideredor lathsorrithr red -y Mud hdlory, Ir leralsg, sr stumble forrosh led bora seeirided at re dieting. The erradoe are* it Wirt are he toper am is from dr wrier et lye Mir end II whip et re reed= re Pare fret is ISM the err Mir pad at or etretty Oar itte Noe ef the am et WOMB Wood, rdere, rod Moab ; thet the rid B. yrs seashore et re bet dri awe et this NNW WOW Is awl agorae spit err the dram et lin a woo purred Mr and der the rad Ihros Ofwiu Cirlb. rine to be reamer fry the per of MIN. be sa lsrle el Ne. Berle* ; rat, II rier le the odd eel et MOW. Asa VON., e bather mum at MM. woe rat dews le resteMat he the rapier et WM eserrdirg *hos ortibu tfa rt et the deers et 1162 ; old Or It wee =rode red M. NNW wee arrear Is re. char the Berme at bribery rd headra. NBW WRITS Lord mammal ;1•11171;i6 the muds at which le kr giros netts—The is sY was area trier of say are re her dedgend seld by as reties lho rounded SairSg, no nodes M ni ate ll =g s el • sew writ arlile s t r erle rtboat 00 " 1 I firrilorgim• sore ringers in re raw This yr • rasertias which re hero agreed to en • hers corks, rd the Air of it re that 11 whir eat al the airciarteme amp &era, Shore therl tipper le be rem& for rely remeereglikatiag : the burgh rell war might ho giro he way orbs to atilater meths whisk he might think St to sped as irk snare, rd that the sew writ might not be iarad y isw•- pern SD so te rook& the boom frets tat , bg Weiss Or way elosertesten which might bet Mother Wen the onorreer rhallag or likely to sleet the beevegle itself. Ur. DISRASLI bagged tha here ressidar writ right let co war - if they repaid • reortios of eldegrit • eltereer r that rarer by dr sill. Std. Sb noble iced add than wan recreate (or the ramoistirs, bat be Wined there wen met Tor Ilea two whir we. ===bej= 4. 72 p asil thry err weed se seder rty reiterst, end with rigor to • pwraler tiers They were now er midair the ore sir • arriale ournies her wad eselieser aril treadles it re highly dearbia that they sherd take ere sat Ile ar me le • ragelatits the W as.erescee of which ✓ight let trent tree which seri ked id by his reprities. If dry rear this •Ay re barest weight be theas for a whole neer Asper vie ark to the bras sr the writ wee sot to be rived to • wish Mr. An kr. reran right than ay, ire I a Are role wrier • cretiresay, sad we our wait till the Mare is in our here before we ere decide is the eerie ad the ter. That weer less to • delay of • math se akawools Another wash mart elope beaten the fr the Wig of the writ was brought kcward. straLhet s way that Ur bed not tar no. erer vier r igh tbe taken, end • whole istir t na i r rem sight per without the city or borough On reran kr* • repreeentritive. All resolutions of this Nod were of an unconstitutional churecter. Me was not =o..berrat, spinet the general principle of the but int thought they should like security that • deist rid ocesoutational a proceeding should not be 11164 AM= is dr what there wasa bona ihie ire to If, literal" the noble lord would not allow a arpleies to weigh with hint in excepting • wig wam aro AM hie (Yr. Streak' e) aide of the boats, be steal teeisramt is teeprovreent in the terra of the ger- Yrs, to re trot that they should not bare re emu le OS method =lees the crunittee who roar the atesdeir did at the roe tier report rimeglefes Sr be the time for rajas the welt be ormthei the pried roared by Ulie sable lord. Swim sesairat wort aria al the . 4=7 .. the noble bog peposed, sad raid be a great .11.d apdart the ruse inowersterea to which he Kr. T. DllliZollll2 co — nold;r 7 dThat tin antandsr al of Ss *ld lam honhoom small deist all the objects of the ihwelstion, white had waked Tory wi.4l is the last part.- anat. It was se desk • ankh to suspend the ions 4 the wit whoa are the anasaittee had dreland • meat sweat, bid it was do day at de bona. whoa the ceseratte• de• tied art a amber hat boon guilty of bribery, to hike is,. ant the vscosey should not be tilled op paler they won soliellid Shot the conatitusecy bed not abused its privileges. The Nesitine was agreed to in 18.52, after Use pawing of nee MI whisk wispowenid the epArt, on an asktren• f nun both Hansa it tedantait, to bane annniimnion to tannin. into Ibilietnit dee towrope prnct • ceo in the cnstituency. Bat thar b Es sully on arse of the ennimittee, bow gt~seartala whetha it W 44 to justify ea ad are to asses or not Ihe right tuat geathera mad la aware that ear if two or term hundred suss et= weld be proved, the ant before the receamilloe Ihisserives be two wo cams salleteat to area ate .star, but boa the others lark to save the Woad a osnalase bejaalled w ressanseafteg araspead the writ when outy ate as two ear led boos proved, and thay had no power to fwaitheige any tear astiption ? la the last parlimant oemeniesioas vas bead en the recorassuadedea tho ecaarait• bra a the ease of Caatsany, asaidige, Hablos, and Herastaple, sad la sea sea the Sneak was the giacovery of • he WO", ansurit of temp• as than had hese proved to the atuallsese, IN the Iwo aaatitasseise were reported to love has yof =tirwaits as etzwag if not etrosagier, than oral= s . the W . ; whirls they had disibenehleed hoey and St. end the ere writs won easpeadist said efter a trianag the Corn* Rood= Dwane. Aet. Ile t them was ampis grated vareletag Hist the =he writ should net aped sa the septa ef the Sir G. GRIT add that the af egad the ressintioa was to • writ AIM bate Yord, witted previous akin, to war to enable am to beam asatalatod with the lads of the ern Haase the adatag law, there was • news given dace esemalso to siske a Latrepeat as se the of alma preetiots, sad ther terestry woe aseeseary; la HY need, the heal at as writ was ensperbed, sad dream the the tight bra. genthasa 'die anasess=h • ern The eldest of the assiedlea woe aloha dare that the writ shield as ha imam amass dawns elan the era was dairei venal; bat he ad One was wiry asseider eide brae la as sidecars Isf re eft la gendlrra— bear)—te IZeg data • rale if orponsion ine= a l sent thet birf orrealtasagy thale anew& mai 111Direarl maths. If the vegan wit== d Ze r trZesseisa, lie hessiglk as asmar WOW he swirl te the haw !NAM* el • Tay hegthsaal wavals. Se did set Mow whither it was Waded to Mar the eeselnlita Ilea ;tie be amid ingatot that k eloald be withdrawn be hatire err denaka. Ha wield to haws sat the saves days, sad lama la days, or the wads" without revises medal," weans to mat the allionity. Hr. DISRAILI bad MO Wilk be ppeswr hi amadatent He ahead an& that the farther 4as nsolation shonid loAnapansd natal Halm at bat-pest her, when thezzadd bare a fall bar. Mom) PILL3IIIISTON had as sigatke to papaw tho Mama lionday, awe apodelly as ha hstiorsd so report beta mods latish amid be elated by It. The nada was this willideone, and the hors vial into SUPPLY. Oa dr frog vois, SUM hr sahrhe of orriresai la he Waist halo -erT=l,l7"4/* lobed whaler tb• pint et 35001. ti A. fiat irr It famish, was a an yiphof pot ? w:WED lieli;tein Hon to sem dis adeensm of that Rm. wild& MI lad to ths aitimiles fir he hot time &sat throe men ege. TM Maw lies esbed le pay MN tbe rimy.* time yaws at as men of the helms is Os Mod. The heil dam eatiecod disk layman to OM lio also °ejected to eM vole at 1,0111. hr u. Oirielfir it Wham Anetrelia. bs_lis gene that he nth M ambasd4llo4 Mr. LADOIICHERN OM he la which the miens tbe Wahl govieraors skint paid had tall and some most meimat maim ems, faillag Nit EL Peel sad the anis led he make hr the City of Loudon, wen of 'pines that, amidina in which the goneasee was ria4Oak minion to dee mows isid esimi lis Mink la order to seam their ss, art sada BMW lis phi by Ibie bras goneameat. Uwe moo, lammet, use peashid ideselbas be that mars% sal his& it wail badly be AM he ah he bore ID nes he imp selides pith sums girths AmMalima oeloakm Tbo Owasse Mild% fastslem e Mili sm bedw i r . odd alanams, ahaat The bisras. main tbe Wme wen la sm ammaisag Oa sat shy soh. Ink mood Is hinsies, It ems rile Ire he prison siesesment MI Ism mods far throe yeomanly ; lmo het per le bad idol it was= to smi it we se Biz IL rerman Whose.t was min= T Vismd hr. Mediae le mesa bo (Mr. LM lbwsM it be se will is lii• sew imam 11121.1 mis admishimis ema ts p = Met es dm his mbezhed bit Mis PullmenbieMl timilmed se keg so bo ate , iswitase; lboaddost maid ilia of spat wader ssahhealha ad tbdiseammah. Ifs mph at' amb aid Gar shahs glare helr Whop upomens elshood pommematbams the Mead woo so lame hat It esphed •Mr mishilimmt. As to Wanes Am • aims psollisa hem ibe ether Amish& width hied 111111111 , 111 Nipsinabilve arminmalis, sad were hisohos bowl le ponds txr Oak own expeadi tom whams h hoe we • mmeht misbhiment, and it Sr ma slit hr Impsehl mom C. NAPIER tbought mho Vag nein too mill. -T "__ 4 ' dirt 3 tip*** ' EVENING, a v. u r isaa ir 18 gininie• at NIA • @d ray se DAMN** Arbisla • pupa podium um mai • Wry s• SILLS lAA • . - A. espes••i i = Ow lay wuell male widisa := the ewe rbw ere fue 6 III:I le ? dr alle ftE harl i vied god bittehlf I, thu . prvuent feeffelef enikefeear obtaih it us keen he co wed In _ . . . Yr. CROSSLEY thought all the colonies should pay their own prances. .Mr. WILLIAMS erttbdnw hie asurailment. ilto eels woo then ovoid On 111,4601. for the Work@ of olipondioryjnoticeo In the West Ib WILLIAMS eis the Int tient of 7,200!. inagtetnase fa I Theeharge had ben introduced at the time of the eimalgatlen 01 dm slaves, but now •p -pan/ to las permarg. LABOUCHISI add that the charge would not be peruniment valor the fur wore insert& The ere yr that ahoy died eue thelaphate ebanid wet 1:1 es up, sad there wee a vednetica dl,Nei. In the vote this year in consequence of death.. Mr. BENTINI:IC did not 'club the vote to pr without calling to the recollection of the coaunittee the treatment whisk the Watt India blonde had reoelved her the mother comatay, end the Alarm It hod prsdneed. The vete wee thou agreed to, as wee the next, 141,22111. for the civil eatubliehment on the western oast of Akita MeWIM. for chews toneerted with the Island of lb. WILLIAMS sibyl for en explanation aa to the anis tit WHIR which the gomrsor had drawn from the commis medal &ern fa her yews, from 1847 to 1861, under it roieun . Sweliailig, se it wee no. alleged, and whic h sum the bones woe earl no to mei, geld the. year. AILS iddi until a fen years ago the colony of Hies wee swelperesd by n vote of that home. In 1146 it wan Metarmised that It should in future Fey It. own sapwood. Tlm governor of the colony at that period, mimppre _beim/lag rho iiMbna which he received from the ColueMl-officia, tbowebt be was justitled in drawing upon the eammthendet dot, as be hod theretofore done. im account el Adda ns. in the of the island. That went on foe sheet lbw yew witloot being discovered, when a Treasury Weide was prened ordering the repayment of the money; but the 'okay loft eumblo to pay anything beyond its current expose" themes, had not been repaid. Under these eirenselanom wt thought best to prepare a eeparate 'Mirage to mho pa the delltioncy. The vote wee then agreed to. se were also the following: NM for the colony of Heligoland, end 1,11311. for the Falkland Islets& Os the sole of 34001. fur Labium Mr. WILLIAMS asked fur exploitation of the grounds on whisk the vide still appeared in the estimates, uotwithatend lag the admitted failure of the colony. Mr. LABOtiCHEItE said he must admit that Lsbuan W hitherto been a worm of great chaappdcament as well es expellee. (Hear, hear) At the some time, he thought the government who first took the matter up were quits jot- Med in pursuing that rumor, consideriag that there was a magstiflocut horbour, sad that the coal mines were of greet apparent importance in reference to communicathes with the tusk The company that undertook to week the coal minas lad certainly not been as autecosful se It wee impeded to be, but the government were not disposed to give up the matter until the enterprise had had a fair trial. Mr. MAO El EE thought it was not imeential to • fair trial that the troasurer should reek re 5001. a year. Mr. LABOUCHEItE considered it near that the Ireessete should be • gentlemen on whom full ransom could be 4t ed oebe was than agreed to. 10,000 wen then voted for the colony of Hong Kong. Bona* Oa the vote of 13,1_41. for the expenses of the Emigration ADDERLEY said at the time when this vote com menced the colonies took hardly any port in the promotion of emigration. They now took a very active pert. At one time it was a great object with the imperial leghtlature to Induce the poor to emigrate, because there was eupponed to be a simples population. The reverse wan the fume now. It wee, hewerer, still a great object with the coltmiee, sad he herd it would long continue at bo so, to encoumge emigra tion from Oreet Britsis in preference to emigration from any other part of the world ; and it followed hum dile that theyshould bear the burden of the expenditure. Under these circtunstaaces, he thought the Emigration B o ard should he discontinued. There Co. one portion of the vete which he had no rah to interfere with, wisely, that whkh comprised the expenee of the Wiliam who were entreated with the carrying nit et the prelate/ of Amager Act, but be taw no remota why thine oakum should not be attached to the Colonlel-olflos. If no altera tion toot place beta* earl year, he should the all the at tentioa of the home to the 'abject, and nee that the &tirades Baird be aboltriaL lir. LABO UCHEitil aid the boa. academia rang to trek tar the bantam et the patios Cerrionicaere was illeariblad, be be arid were Ur that rah was not the awe Ile bed lair ler marl M rearased that the aerbihrerl abort Mt dleribell to the inert et we ceennehoirr tad be barred that, aetuYhreadlag the c . if i ling eat of red recomicaturtiew taujean re, no deparatont was better grit tad, The beard wry hartrat dere to parlink to rerair ralt peierrer wears, Coolie emig*atloa, and elsame wade o the i. and it would, SW the perm at tort, be rite le diapers with their 11•1•6111. Mr. WOE weal d be err le see the aunts &toe bellowig rat se irrearal bed walled knee the Wear the herd In the ere et andieetics ' We. 11A01,71113 sal4 fa war le thew the aseewity kr ' 1 having adriles Awe, he wired is abreve that he kerr no. are, NO of a hip meek In era two we three badowl wilpear wets goal to Work he which it was dleterted rot ino.bor of whet wee tread reed Ina is retry cloy rah tip _la the he et bearer . ln mother coma • rod of WO is.. was areird by the officers three titre raw re air raw for per of Livered, and no ear emir we. Med to be poorlied with the full corphreat at se le be arc re row had the laat =rhearreled eed re Amen td the reel, what a um armpits Mid bet away twelve et re ar m. Alter vowel em_ ..J a Orr, sad the crew le her, abs wet rim hose Cork H al loari way bed cwiYea , with all the sterner to • ICINNAIRD feared that the madame of Ow Emigra tion Bosrd prevented the Weeds' from loin all CM lbw IA& do to pro preven mote sedrallow tr.VAYCßwWeda dw aswYfpelmet* bee a* peeks was eresefted Es gemmed f Thee were may complaints Is Erika IBM depewled la spent= ea riled lodeeww. Be elmadd be Owl to bow it a le bo wedwdeed art ftaawlendes ale be ea log to ardems deerrele pwrvesief _ 1167111101701111.1 weir arms iho tor isorross ihr palled 11 mark Whirr is oh with iir error. to white Y right Arm thot slt dr apportion% la tits inhirsilso iwportamor won awls by bollemalmt bled. no_ rissipb stake hos poorer woo per was ibis arriswiwrog is art dot Pagoirr womb at ihs orris", so traisurrill dirk behalf to tomordsosir Tao had pirwrJ is err set math anima al, dm their ar emitica, me met likely toF. ambers nienthil May. Ms Ihma HU wan Mod to Maw the balms eta le is cm- Math guS. w ammt d wild otheid todthomd Inifirials Oda. OD Ile mad to ma MINK he dr thempribet Gahm ad the Mbar rah. a Hr. LO MAT Mae' that lie =Min Mier tde bad MM. both 11111,1001., Na emomilM= the meet MOW* ammal no es law Ma Her mid 14 GI soppand OM VII% IMO is the evley mold slop dm thr it me le Mead the pia live MGM hot Mbar leis the sea. earadliore ettholt had bola MEM bed You doladed pertly da the mad of Ismosits Wise( lobbed. Trea ma oMthrger able be hal la his bead, It thed la Or oth swathe Mee Or hae, art mbar et mob GM othaed det Wear me HI, ad Mt la the da mathe MON Mk hea, 11114, the maw moo 1,117. Me was Math fa You vied UMW Om dim ="siTho Map at the IN weds roe tme% et IS No soh ; wide If tee dump at HI lthe mbar Mend So ped it nary thy, weald ady gre a Mr. Why, irlin am ship am to the Mom at Moly. beed eat mart thus - , w oks frau that meld semi to to. divine am et WM* 15... Da the memea mad to bar as iota le Wag the Merl • as mime to Holyhead ; bat if tho Maim err. HMG ea wate hr aho It wouGaimy. ld go to The thei nom thr aidar tha these Mom GM.* mid sorersorer be MGM a l wee l e .an moy ma Mod by the Ham of Omooth weeM Mita the entheara et that amok nor say rothetica, kJ M mak Mil the FM Lad ofthe had ea opper- Mthy ara( tida the O. WOOD mid that Hi has. make amid mdor a Noe., oboe., he a dm Mk a INT it =rah visa We tram abdt ho • balm ri Map se wed re a yearn delta. Ilto her hal &say hid sr* bdemileatailde MOIL la ltif somminket err and • mot ark ; Ithd th them ii i rb al t sa h saaher oathithOoparted ; thd thaTr e sery d mole ea Maw. The bath amber also semi to GM tai Gin boabeer woo Wag lamand on the mad of Or troda at Holyheed. Naha( at the MI. Thoth ma a hot an trala-marnly moth math .f—bdag is ca et Holyhead. It Tr pi My a• i CM et rifts. Amaer adeeprebodes oldie Ws. wirsbir was the Mt TIM the estatethati that it was Yodel to AIR die pit elso~ et lhe Amebas prior to likort. lb In& e--it Ird it feud lire serdsreft dards. prier iseded lidered, add it led dresie• her WM sag fitealg die edrrhge assGrp * ids Yee dud pelpietteorle Me la na 114 doped bet rib& deed k my al lath sedloodo osivisdde—dat awry Iry amber at thy. mid &meddle it this Wow at Itelytteel. Aad Old MOM hot teatered, sod wee ders•drd Irmo ow to per mil her wait stadia. Whet the bons ought to mollies teas the swim et Turd =Age to die Whim, ad the eeseurt et resers. d es the llhpar alas. rOllll2, le Mad tha GM( Gad ha ka Nme 1116 mei OM Mae la thst balliver ; Orr red belfmr the archer vas 10; he lb. ask IN; hide ant, 510 ant, Stl; Ihe aext, SIP; is the ant, 634 , tho MA, 871; la the aoth, l3ll • fad la the lest hall-year, 1,326. The. Iwo yeas H.wsd dr vase elf the baba", rid *OW hila IA raiag Us. 00 . 1110 . . Sir C. NAPIEN 7 ios wed to know wbellier the packets from Woad woo included in thaw nosibwe which bed just toes OA to the cool:dues, for if no they dons would en piein the is raw. Mr. BENTINCK thought the 'afloat asealer bad &Hen into s mistake. The nnuiners which the *be Ira baronet had rood referred to the new harbour. whines Pb. padres *topped int the old harbour. (" Hew. bon," hone Mr C. Weed.) This, tharefute, lust the ohjeelini of the hon. and pliant 1111161mr. XL LINDSAY said that the wares of Ibe vote &oval that the baseeks of the arrermssat wee Pb mks tids pert Finial amass dm Samba. Se be at Ibe iasiessed aasakr of liips wok samat eta:eases Is votisree 'ossifies& ' showed that may then weld la bet odder maim Mr. ILINNAIRD pima set Uri sae el' die meta ob jects d s barber se new was IM soviet of Nib; sad whe ther that wee saved—se bag as It was saved—ea bawd greet ship ce man alsw, law leutatoriaL Mr. 01PLAB1ITY timed den aught le bs se inquiry bites midair die port a Oat of deptiews Ow Americo. Sows sub abesler mak be behoved, was at tbe bottom of the vow. Mr. iACKE against the basses which had bat made upon this vets If such time win allowed, it Ira impossible for the bate to beg m ate guard over the b& pu uns. Mr. S p CHNEIDER but. tootbsey to the beats which Holyhead Harbour had onfewed ea the tres ‘ eat,..... Mr. HUDSON thought that seastidag to be dose bthe Nebo... of the oath elf es meters amid. woes laud sad get esthigg ia r dk atam from to. se aled aeltagero. He Md. art Ilia Mk with the 1101•1111, yob het he abed the getenbat set to egad ell Mak imea....faere Phan be the ails of the meth ept ---- weleirribusagresil !SOW. haassre arshge. The tea was sena h. ana vele wee 12,011 L lathe abseereee of captured et=eta liberated Akira* ease sharatier Raw Mr O. Pittazu., M. ORROORY was diem kassiag the obelus lasses wader which 1,2111. had lee. plea to trz•Rhig ♦risib what wito b w rl retver ibr eessi erealierrmr tY "hie Mr. ATIITON sell bow Klee ragas , i ge tui w i lliag ed Siasy, sal nab a allay with the Ebbe goveramet to aria la palabg dews the alp, ' Nil.; sad the psyseset la the vele was abases of the easay what wee to be pat vier that treaty. He was depseed sal drives net el - bie deadases, sod wee now to this .oat ry sabeneeferg to obis& aim reiffibtee from be govamest. Mr. WILSON aid the this was ea enema of the vote whisk bid hiss gambit bet year. The web wee agreed to. The eat vote, 11,0604 for the ewers of the inked COMMiI.I.IOII for the Supaesaost of the SLIM Trade, was agreed to. Oa lb. neat vote, 106,0111., for the nabs of consular es tY i t i lr!!• at r.°! , . . . . . lir. WISE sadist that hour of the night he could not enter on this subject, but he would mob if, next oession, the government would appoint a committee to inquire into the whole question of our consular establishments. Lord l'A LNIERsTON said that last year the government gave a pledge that this year a etenteinee would be appointed for that porpere, and the only remora why it was not ap : pointed in February last was, that certain return. end infor mation which were necessary to the inquiry were not ready. The dim.lutinn of parliament had Igoe preventod the ap pnionnent of the committee this year. Ile could assure the Werw that such a committee would be appointed cooly next year. fir.A. H INGIL AKE mid he had given notice of his inten tion to sak whether government was in peareadon of any information wmpeeting the pretreat condition of the Tartu inhabitants of those putts afire Crimea which were occupied during the late war by the troops of the allies ; and also to ask when and at what pleas, British Consul. were to be appointed, pursuant to the 12th article of the Treaty of Paris. It would probably be recollected that on the lending of our taco pe in the Crimea, and on the forutation of • Land Transport Corp., • number et anthem and beretta of the country were hired, and it WL2 found neeetwary also to bit. native driver., inasmuch as the animals were unaccustomed toil:rests and execrations Weaned to them in the French or English languages. Thom persons west with the army to the Alma, and on to Dalsklava, sad remained during ell the sufferings et the winter of 1854. The Tartan at Eupatoria, and the ether sellers who hod been in the employment of our troops, bean committed to their own government, although the Teener: did sot show much ay:apathy with the invasion. A. theme weans had been in a suet forced into the genies Is, the military power et the invaders, it become the solemn duty of the allies whet they smiled the herrd territory again to Ran* to "Misr for the protection of thou moor. red to rear a empleis rerry hr then. We bad 'remodel is belting the miry in _wide It they Bred till the atmernion pesos, sad the Merit a gerentes that so him 'WM am to ties, sod It was wee many Ss see that the tray is this 'meet was pr W mrstMos. lie Arid like to ma at Barton and Soberer& consehr ershilehresto, at which the.. perm mid Mlle any rimer they might suffer frost the Realm goverment It wow nnneared that a large portion of the Term imarkirele at theirs, of the Crimes which wee .erupted by or rms. Is( ralgrated into the Writer st the Pert The Ream were tereserly la the Mir of retain le snow 001102111 le be stettenad at Soierapel end the worn et the Black NIL But that wee le be air ged to the stipulations of the treaty of Parisi lint be Ira that there were only muds atnn appabilmil h tree parts where they existed bete:* war. - 1111Zoiot PALKIRSTON mid the hon. awl gallant waaster hal Stied elesstly las sem of the trenmettre to whittle lee bed Ovid, lad be bed elm Sited accurately the stlyaledeas et the Iraq of pure with mined to the I appotetmeat et remein la imply to the hos. mad millst membet's t is he lad le Sole tbet the Foreige-oflloa was star in inoWsi minspananta for nitablishing aim& la plum limo by the etionletinne of the Imary emearetee were to be toaabliothad. With repot to the Tertere, the bra. end gallant member wee elm right WS die het, bat the trommtles took plane et • didlamil time le tbet le which Unlined. Whoa the dire lob the Other then wee • liege ameter of Tarter helm why beirlary hem musged la their my* did sot 1141114 marbileaco la desk milieu it they remelaed la the Rallis Miami. Tea theamed clime temillee_ applied to theorist° be removed tram the Basis te the Torii& ter dewy. iecordingly they were red to the ardent port • f Tarkey, le Dor i,m; ill a : Turbid!, go. vasart NM with gnat to them per sae, ime Isalis. awl them with the mow cl mow. amil oillor relic% until they mail whist by their ewe beau._ The mairimmes had wit hoed from oar embeaseder to Omele Set dime hod cutey ampleled• ea the post et them m er it the eage sowed Mt by the Toddle on ad barb( been sal itereire hs pronmet they were matuated thelr lea _ _ _ lb. WILITSSIDI arglebel et the ember of aseleiset regress d the resat et Ire Yea& sad he wished to tam air men that &Ike. flea thine we swasas* bleipaselem tad fre Ithisiste Tbe el3therssups- et the dike et a sses Km la Ste vet 10,4241. ItFl he did est teethe • be would etrto reduce the u= l. 2see he erode& WILIION sobbed plat the WS •1111111 Mi resat shot. The Ind relstret se keeper et the merle ; Ms eaters lel sathlag to de with the recor r ds, bat eel= ie the preel ssas of the geseemr. The it bed bra herd seesesery re mei& der Se Isles Si albs impeder OEM se . weeith asseesh, aid yr • be t h rt ai medred le • seldo wire Sed regilte • etas Mess Lepa Motels el& thdas se ready laniteekei, end at se ge lb,ts hthereethat Sr perm deseld be rat out to ter bayartiat ether r rethwathe dr leek st this country with Ore who did est laser Se SAWIIITIVErres not sodded Sr the esplaustka. Sappers& Seeds, laterprethe we set reaprelers, bet =Wein the Chine Itair. As the g el= pat se tad r so INSWIIIIII er 6•10 word sea der to. sisals of the Cantos idea. Hs pro red Is value dr vele by 2,6331. —dr rides. Ith Inn N i pmwd Thera PALSZIUTTON thee** the mars la elide the hen. aid heard prams healed w teselles showed that les wee r V l = wiled be trigheely le the ark era the sewed le the ees re& rd Iseerd garkearts Led slervadoes see set brae eel by the Orr. The dress el IS m. Der stag tad Ide mire* sue sot rest a Oath% bat admit to dr whale et the ether porth eel Serest very Mires dudes. Had the lea. all Ismael radwra there even the setheaste d She Mere ha g e2; 6 ll• 4 westbre knave thet that iris • Irmo wig": 1.1•11 n. Ed rim a lefts seri mar heed S te en it dr mar Si reds, malaria . Tie mks; sal It re red seam& le Olds k sr =Milt lass Se Clime Iseerge. It wee tar pee dwell end sea to acquire that bareep—St It well est is wis p le *ea sr thee el eesselre se lir poem Be salend s par sa Weir, dreetere, thel se w leder rid eth Sea Sr Ark ass sapeaded thrg dim ma did Wefts. Wlthaer the sneer Si the Img soleMbirWit, it woo sae that wee est thee WS lath he lhe peeper of the pair errs le Olds, Ilidek levehed ; sow hors was mem • Imp sad reserse heir _ _ Mr. HENLEY mid Me via. r haromd Mond cam plaited that the estimate we as weeded Net it woe inipor tilde to mitheneed M g r N y e smos to wide tho Postentary al th e Tammy Mr. WILSON as mithmit Bs mat year Mr. Prim, the crawl at On= ale wear, at Hoag Hoeg, ireal la them with Ms emishmte mth ithagrelles who haw the N e hawse, te ail bled Elgla !a algotieling with Odom athhorities. lb. WHITESIDE, &fir • hew wale is reply to Lew Pthmseska„ withdrew his asneadmet, sad the vote wr te lool do. Mr. WILLIAMS moved that the canthittet repro p ro . teem Kr. WU,SON hoped his km. Mead would Ithiw than to 2 0 ca. Mr. ALCOCIL thought it qAs time to repe l s He 09Mapithisd that it Imo to members who came down it te yea at the Italinaske, BM which stood ant on the m thst supply should be sanded as till 20 minutes to 1 Mr. CROSSLEY uprooted his regret for the loss of the late member for Salford (Mr. Brotherton), who had succeeded in esimbii.biug s. • rob rib append bides should b. lairs !h*, two's* dais*. _ _ LnarEtiiiiiiTolll biped dot IY -mot would lis withdrawn. The measalltee wadi Mae more time in dividing titan in divaisi of the only ressededng vote on the paper fur the night. Atter stone further conversation, The motion for repirtiag program was withdrawn. On the next vote, 7i.6001. for the extraordinary dishumernent• of her blr jetty's embarks and ministers abroad, Mr. WILLIAMS drew attention to the great expense of the ambits., at Cottontails:nide they had already . voted 1,500/. fur afs paid Matches, but in this vote was an 'tern of 1,120!. fur Interpreters, 'graphite, and clerks; he would also wish foe some explanation of the item 1,605 i. for extra couriers. Mr. WIeE add be bed given notice of a motion to reduce this vote by 12,6004, being the excess over bet year ; but be was inferred that the increase was owing to the extraor , diner, disbursements at St. Petersburg and Moscow on the ocoeetoa of the coronation, and be would theesfore wit:draw his notice. IL. WILSON explained that the detail. of the vote showed the expenditure foe the peat year, which had been very large in Turkey, ererftg to the war. Mr. BLACKBURN wlehed far some explanation of the item 1,2841, for for by exchange en diplomatic allowances. Fur the Two Strilies it am 449 f. Mr. WILSON said that this ellowanoe war only granted en the disbursements made by the ambareadore for the public service, sad not en their alaries. Formerly, if there wae a gain on the exchange the amberesdar profited by it, but by a recent erreagement with the Foreign-office, the Treasury would derive the bent At. Mr. iIENIIIIr wielted to tatow how there could be s lose of 449 L on the exchange in the Two Sicilia., the loW expen diture, including the low, was only 1,0601. Mr. WILSON Wag not quite prepared to catkin, but would make inquiry. The vote wee then agreed to. The CHAIIMIN WY ordered to report progress, sad the hoses resumed. SUPPLY. The report of supply eriaTimougiii up and received. PROBATES ANIL LETTERS OFADMININISTRA- TION (IRELAND) DILL. This bill was mad a almond nose, and ordered to be com mitted on Friday neat. GLEBE LANDS (IRELAND) BILL. This bill wm red a mooed time. EAST QUAY WALL TAX (DUBLIN) BILL. This bill was also read a awned time. Ths other Mem of the day were th in disposed of, and the house adjourned at twenty mMutes past one. PROM LAST miumrs GAZETTE. Ts.As Taaradtansby.l. I Iv. Intquel!er, royeaddr Job 1$ awl AIIMID. 2.66 Una* sod Lwenalw; Otamariletel. City ; d was.. dtartaid. liasthist.ll- ftnA. _ _ ...... Joys Sumo. Drambetreqt C1unt.14e.•641 Hatleyotrart, Oaloadhia. maw.. ars •••••=Ju'y 11 at 2. aod Amax It 11, at Bohn. ball Waal • am( Co.. Aldo/ A.*. ‘X•atold• : off••• 11 ~ hand I.l•lalbal•obalaten. Rona, 11111aculm, hub*, 11.11 t. Ilertfordoblre. tlaeadra,r, Jolt 16 at 4, sad Alagtt4l4 at 1. at Nufaiballotnet, 0.1.. Urolua South. Rum tlatrabia ; oil. add... Whltroota. llbalalu ol .l. l . l . Two.. Drumm Trott.. dam% mar. July tat I. mad Aaguat & as If. at /111.4.0•1nvi. o+ni.., Roger/on and Ford, Ltuo.lab.laa. lake , uff.•• lc, KmouLl, 001.11 tall ebarnlax,,. C.1.L14. Pat ta sea. 13.316 Am, halarga•h• r. 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J. 0. ...4 p. ihop h mL msV, thuresh6. njw pa NM& P. A. TlNsa NY ,_ Thr ........ i i,A_ • rfts...6l. W. ladreas sag W. It. Ter 0. C o rk .. J oi alittr.2a46 Phu. 7 ' .. Su driesn-1i746. Y. . =A ..,..: W. W. 00IA .6. O. Ins. Aso ... li. • rill '....;.... eg " . . . f i tad .m . .. te&h .n rW #747,..."? .- J• MU/ Lily . sadi r ;Tho il• rtiort. 46 Itsuttl=V • rautra J. Pago-J.M 66 S. MESA leareittrt. pow: loos nowthlr.p., INTIATIONS. DARE Pt 411= 11 6ffemwanica amt. Jalr U. it the ~.V .- si, Pas Fim a Zber, sb. 'MINI lent. 7* T. Y Carlos% Warentr litensw sus, Otmestr. wriglit. July S. et 06 lardy WA A 101.666. A..... 126 Wm. Olamew. beer bear. July T. al the !rally Hatt &MM., Hmasy, solar. hay IA it 06 TOW MAU. AboILNA. L, 1557. ELECTION COMMITTEE& OXFORD (CITY). This committee, the members of which an Mr. C. E. Egerton (chairmen). Sir T. Burke, Colonel GillAn , Mr. C. R. M. Talbot, and Mr. Blackburn, commented its pro ceeding.. yesterdey morning. Mr. &deceit Pigott, with Mr. Clerk, were counsel fur the petitioners; end Mr. "lichenls for the sitting member. The petition we. by the electors of the city, and eontuined allegations of bribery, Immune, undue influence, and other norrupt practices on the pert of the sitting member, Mr. Neste, and concluded with • prayer that the return of that hon. gentleman should be declared null and void. Mr. Serjeant Pigott, in opening the came for tho petitioners, stated that at the lest election the candidates for the repee. sentation of the city were Mr. J. Haughtat Leageton, Mr. Charles Neste, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, and Mr. Berjeent Oarelee. The result of the election wee that Mr. Laogston and Mr. Neste were declared duly to have obtained a majority, but he would chow that the majority of Mr. Neste had been obtained by m eans o f illegal and corrupt practices. Amougst other means whi c h were t a k en t o o bt ain the return of Mr. Neste, no Lem then 198 persons were employed ea miteaengera, of whom more that 160 were vote's. He would ulei show that voters had been engaged and paid by Mr. Neate's party as epochal constables, not withstanding that they received remuneration for their ser vices in that capacity from the authorities of the town. The usual formal resolutions having been agreed to, and proof of the writ and return having been given, Mr. Underhill, a merchant and voter of the city, proved the statement made by the learned counsel with regard to the number of voters employed by Mr. Neate'e patty as messengers, and said that, in his opinion, 28 wee a nuflktient comber of memengen. Oxford had • constituency of 1,600, half of whom were freemen end half househollere. On eveseexamlnation, witnom said ell the candidates were HbmnL._ Mr. Permute produced the accounts of the election auditor, and elated that Mr. C. Green wee Mr. Neatee went. Evidence eras then given of the payment. to various voters who had been entployed as meraengtve, conotehke, and pill•clerke at the Itoebuck, where Mr. Neale had his COMlllitlee,oo[lsll. Several other witnesses were called, and gage evidence upon the same fact.. The committee adjourned until this day. . CADIBRID AC. . YietertLey the eertitio;lare;lcie7Mlniittee resumer!, and wan continued till the mijomeinient, it 'shirk time the sitting member was in a majority of me MAI DSTONE. This committee met for the first time yerderday. Mr. O. A. Hamilton in the chair. Mr. A. Wil son , M r . S. Greg eon, Sir F. Davie, and Sir W. Gallivey, composed the com mittee The petition charged the sitting members, Mr. A. J. B. Hope awl Captain Scott, with liming obtained their return by bribery, treating, and undue influence, and prayed that the election might b e declared null and void. Mr. Phinn, in opening the case of the petitioners, stated that Maidstone had for the last seventy years been notorious for its corruption, and had general) L been represented by strangers of large pecunia4ane. Every place seemed to rzzits own peculiar mode m of corruption, and the peculiar bribery in Maidstone was by means of promises to be realised inyirettro after the time for the interference of par liament had passed. Although he acquitted the sitting members of personal bribery, he would show that premiers of money were made by persona whose agency could be esta blis Evidence sea Men given to prove the bribery of Lamb and Spam* referred to in the opening of the learned roamed, whith was not concluded when the committee adjourned. TEWKESBURY. This committee, consisting of the following members Mr. Edward Ellice (chairman), Mr. W. H. Adams, Mr. W. Buchanan, Lord Haddo, sad Mr. W. Wyndham, met at 12 &fleck yesterday, for the Boit time. The proceedings were brought tom early awe, the committee declaring Mr. John Martin, the sitting member, to have been duly elected. I'ONTEEItACT. This committee made its report last evening, as will be fur titer seen in our parlismentarg report. SPORTING. THE NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. TO TUB EDITOR OP TAR IBITIMP. SlR,—There will be quite a holiday during the i current week in the racing world, for the meetings at Stour- I bridge, Southininster, Lacoste'. and Odiham, are but dull admire, and meet with very little attention from the old school. The Newmarket July used to be looked forward to with great interest, foe it we. there that the Derby betting I received its first impetus. But the 2-yr-olds now-a , days are brought out so early that we have already half-a-doseso favourites—Sedbury, Clydesdale, and Lan grongo Vending is the front rank for booing beaten fields of home about whom nothing is known. Two of these are the property of Mr. Howard, and we are not unlikely to see another of Ma lot a good favourite after the ' I July stakes. The Goodwood events, the Liver poo l Cup, and ' 1 the Doncaster St. Leger, may begin to receive their fair shore ' of attention during the lime as speculators vol. have little I else to work upon. Rosati, i'rizedghter, the Bashi-Barsuk, ' Lima, and Pantomime, ere most in demand in London for the Liverpool Cup now, the Maid of Derweat and Roger- 1 thorns haring gone out of the market, on account of their I inhibitions during the peat few days. The Maid's , running is not to be depended upon, and if her stable pat the money on her here she will be about wining. as she is so well suited to the course, and I nue unprepared at Carlisle sad Worcester. Judging from I the money put on Martinet and Relapse for the Goodwood stakes, it only needs a division IS their favour foe the Liver pool oup to make them the favourites. ea there is little but Rosati on the others, WI awed the Prizefighter and Rosati is not so Inn foe the Goodwood stakes and Scales Walt may won be made the favourite, as Renown's renning make him look ens of the best in the ace on the weighs. The two met over the T. Y. C. ' at Awn when it was hoods end tails with them at Ida fire the year. Losidag at &mire Wade running in esteem's Plate at Hampton, when the general 1 = sem e lity wee th at he have beta wend to Good Friday, uppers • hat be eau day the come ' tibial was thought of predensly, end tbe Epsom divide bee en that be eel win. Tito he. leeks a good one, be it mast to meallsehed that when be yea with losown the leer woe porlimudog l• • vary Mined style to that of this week, wish be had lrelent Ina amiss, sad heed have to do ~Ain mere Wore I can stand him ter the Goodwood Stekes. ty me needling ha maid of the Pretty Boy a/ pi be year when be ran at Wormer eerie, and it hi not impossible for Ida to . rid the nos as dewety as be did had year, be en mock odder term. He and Reed t b li si :Let par les dad he the ne and the litter will tak e a deal of boding, for she h desist good week, and should she not show at Liverpool I aball lie her all he better. The Goodwood Cop hes • gaol sham ermine meg its 40 sub.., and there an eve derrism meg them, WoommePotocki, tad PW~ea~ repw our sir over the water, while Young re fmaa sea an the Prided Primed sad from the maw they meek them up dry mud win, for the Amedeare are rat to treedni ... l) .: n• ?nee lot Is not to be dr Illi dip well lark year whew ligen =n ud de nowt iamb. in Frame ahem that be net his hem, sa bs bas beta heir 1666 Bldg wham (Ina) nerd time. hie soma, ask the leak time they mel he gave him nib der the nee, end made it so wens fix lan hot beconegu sewed him We" end he is not likely to be sea In Fleidn rad Polack' belong to M. Darks. end her . en he ttee Prowl Derby, he former hag at even mow ay, while he , er was only supported lite • Beth at 6to 1. MI he won easily, Plash lambs Idles d'iring the may part of the race, end thane war %hen a debt supreme which was redly the Simon Pure. I have no opinion about that matte; bat I believe Petah to be the better horse of the two, as he beat Brute (awed) neady, and when Florin met doe latter at Versa le the nett week he was early last to his second, with 6to 4 Lid ea him against the field. The running in ' Prises, however, exhibits a great many "masse.," e lad Bon, ono of the loot lot in the Dotty, best andus at Versailles. Potocki has won several other nee and he is decidedly the beat performer of the two; but be IN nothing i to look at, and may ru g Zdown with our . toes" till= • see bins at • rousing when he may have more ' than enemies. At the Pan; Spriog meeting he beat Monarque we easily by several l eegt s ; bat the latter will , meet him hereon 1/1b better tams, and that should make ' some difference. Armed is the only one backed for money : among the English lot; bat J. fed is doing all he can— and tkst is not • little—to trite Feraolerao to the poet in the ; beet of condition; and Uhe can accomplish that, be will be. r cane a great favourite ; and, from the moderate calibre of • this year's 3-yr-olda, it will take the very beet we have to : bad his. Pretty Boy and Melissa showed the teat form oral let siren fie • .anor ; and as they do not look per t titularly _bad this dose a went of condition being the oldif come_ of their _ nomusuns detests—their retry over lint-elarsabasis Imam dr rem la over will not be a arras fee rear. Omar At Irma= Zee, sad Sir C.Y , TM lad Orr war bila Za Yrs ea awn& el hie Mgr eemaleke. ljaitabard, war a earealsbie raw with leek awl se be baa a ass Wilk be be Ira sr rt ,thence. _ _ _ _ _ fhave only theft mob le maths at the Newsseeket :lily Meeting, Ur gelnelpal el grid* Is the July B e l kin cg each ledib4t 60 sera. MI IL, weld IS Ws. Of thus, the Bribery colt, Bum the, theyherab itetabat, Fitz- Rao& mg my al Oat lam shown in Tolle, sled and 71bRehmil rely have eshilitted the h est Serb _Pmewho laving broken down while it kr the Mired helm at Doncaater in the whs. , ralt (bream to Cieidlseh), whom Mr. Hewed on,. 900 swims be hi ormstor, h to make ha Abe, aid from the tins that an.be pi thet p et i lideedate and Itellsery, the stable eo be e rionuatel whethr be ma be baton. Medd beak with the emeihnes bey did hie lerother for be Bow Stokes at Ascot het omen, they we wet Moly to mot with • bailer &op pliant Coehrdecelloolee, the anlybpresentative of Mr. Bowes, has • lee enterbwhy gmen him of maintaining the prat* el wkitewou, as the ground is in capital order, and there will be no excuse for his abeam*. Coswold is well lord, being by th e Flyi ng Dutchman, out et Alice Hawthorn, and he must be wdl looked after if at the his looks early in the reason strongly recommending bun. Allspice is a favourite with hi. owner, and that is all 1 can eity of him; but Reeancilia lion and Carmel, from personal observations early in the , both took my fancy greatly then, and I am rather adonishd at their missing no many of their engagements this season. The brother to Mary ('app is al:lather that has had forfeit for all hie engagements up to the present time, and if his owner haa been eating him for a valuable stoke, DOW to the time. Far toy hart, I cannot think Mr. Howard will be beaten if he attempt. the victory with Greenfinch, and I believe that he will do co, when Cock-a-doodle-doo will be found his moat awkward opponent, and Cuawold might get a forward position. The Midsummer Stake., for 3-yr-olds (1).M.), has any but a brilliant lot to contend for a 30 0400. sweepatakes, and, as Goldfinch in " all to pieces," Cumquat is the most likely winner I can select. The Chesterfield Stake., for 2-yr-olds, has a few nem= that are to be found in the Jute; but I am inclined to &inert them all for Windham and the bigger's Daughter. July 4. METEOR. BETTING ATMANCHESTER—FaIDAT. LIVERPOOL CCP 8 to 1 opt Prizefighter (t) 8 to 1 Reran (off) 9 to 1 Newton le Willows 10 to 1 Regerthorpe (o 8) GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 apt Memel (t) 8 to 1 Potocki (t) 8 to 1 (lemurs th Vorgy (t) 20 to 1 k'Whennen (t) ST. LEGER. 6 to 2 apt IKLIOT•1111111 3 to 1 Blink Bonny (t) 9to 1 AMIIII (t) WORCESTER BUMMER RACES.—FItIDAT. TS. Leona' PLATZ of 2s mote ; .4404 t g sweapelakte 013 tome rd.. foe 3.yr olds and upwards. Tbe Hauer to las for 301.41 e. abaft ON Mlle. 14 oil. Mr. Flatadre 111144, by Whelk.. 4,.. 949 h . 1 Mr. litanne Aariall. 3 yrs. Tat Mb (Denman) Mr. J. Daigle Emetbnar. 3 y , ., 74 Mb larrowdetal 3 Mr. J. Donna's Hanle.] He 74 gib ... Wrench/ 4 Det11o( Oto 4 apt ifarrH Ito 1 nett liUght. Wan by ten or a kagth, bed thlel the 1114444 rag beaten after arta= half a aril. The wlower gra loutht In for b 4 gams. Tie Etrtra reveres die pl ed tor. each, with 40 edded. wend to O t te bis .I.t. Homers A het mut. atur tbe declara.o. o 1 the worsts. Mb cairn. T.V.P. Posted half mlle. (27 subs.l Mr. /Mule) Poly Job... by 31.1445. I ym, 64 elb ildwarsl 1 Mr floortfe Barr. 3 yrs. est 41b.. . . . .1 Wy) 3 IS,. Iltearra Rotor ty. yen. tat 1110 . lic Lendes Maras Mature. 4 tht - .-..l3ordbatal 4 Bathe: So 4 iggst Breen, 4ta lent Polly Jobe..., II to 1 mob a Mutt Main and Little Gerard. Maar Minuet. with Polly Jokaegt, Baran. and Mhe llorrawor, all tortla r; the others, with the aroma. of LAU. Oerml, who gut ult. 1744 .41 up. mode the matelot to the diatom, when he .Iropol lath. and haven and Polly John.e the palr mmHg wide •f me. other, dearer ha front. Hay rot up the dadeage Poly t h e mho alta, ear ...try rattly by • 1~1; a atetk betworo the wo,nl rod tun e ; tad fourth. aregue wan 11 41 , 141111 . P d 11,47: I titzturo ; Littio Uqrard era 444 Mtn TSB 01111114.4 B/31, WAFT Ye.. errata (HanOlespl a 3 son. tact. with Al added. Tha reaper to rive M. to tbe food fur the roll al decayed Jockey. 414 frlle and onager n) tube.) Mr. Parheis Pretty hot. by I , lle Hor.l yl., r4111b......1Da1ed 1 Mr. T. Jame Kencroy. 3 yo, 54 bib Ittletleel Mr. Ilia'. 1...4 4 in. 7.4 ....iltreyl 5 Bating 3to on 1 3 tetty troy. 3Pt 3 4 . ...41 311H42:121 P I SUT D 72 walled um. Itenerdy to the half Astro., Mare be Met tbe had. rad wen by sneer. Tor CI, V Cl.ll/ Illnalleapl tot 30 Tho awed to tective Vt. out of OMB. Winner, of 11 , Taft, dadvatlats of the nr7lo wren. One tulle and quarter. .r. t latnais Quego of the &talk to .nester. 4 tn. Tor 310 (tram) 1 bird MOW* eloodt. TH. 5421 b ...... ........... Pray, I Mr. Pleventh ffAal. 4 yr. 14 . Plumb) 3 wr.dban't Mlse A 144 age& at 11b. , IHlbbergh 4 Betalut ; 106. 0 . 3..4 1 . 6 to Quart of * the * Sant., 3 to lager VOW. Joel% male fi t running until es eons the ettrAcht. when be watkattol bY (Haag of tho `loath nal NINA.. A floc moe to ended In favour Quern of the Tooth by a bad. same &tram° between the woad d third ; lad fourth Tnr New Hemet, of 3 Het each. with 40 added. Are furlongs (10 saltel Me. tuatbenetoreir ?yahoo, hy The Hydra. 4 yr', (Dennianl 1 Mr. braya Little O. rod e 6 g rs, $4 . . (CDs ltonl 3 Mr. lisstorit Pully Peachorn. He. 7.6 Mr. J. 11•11 , 4111 alle y PJon.., 2 • rs. 64 ~..(ltdwardo 4 Hallow limn ou Poll Pau tom, 3to 1 atet ras J 01111•00. 7 to 1 M 4 Little Gerard. 10 to 414 Hy other. Tho fffluAllatal lay In tense throarbout, Typhon barber • • therht whent 7 2... 2711 sarg....=d the end and was by a Met; ague di d hewers .41 thin: good fourth; Parbarity and Old Turn sore IPA mil tiath ; tM others well no. To• Cessottrum PLAT. e 30 arc for 7.yr oldell.4trintatda 09. Monti telling weight. he. About one mite. Mr. Barbera Mb. Hathaway by Mr Tattta 110144 yn lOWA Istldb. ... 1 Mr. J. Damon's Hand, a. re 1441.4 at ..........111deardel Mr. Broomt Aurigal. 3 Fro 4021,04 (Pallenerl Mr. Illatoe'ellllyht. dm 1401.1. ®b ..................1 Bare) 4 31. J. laya Rrigladers, yr. 1401.1. TA 121 b tilentrean; bettang to 4.14 BIWA. 2 to 1 awn hurled. Bt. 1 atti 11111111 Horkaway. Woo by• Worth ; hat •leugth between era wooed arld thltl6 The alum was sot rei t, LATIAT lIETTI7IO. L VERPOoL CUP. 7to ant Prtsokattor sto - ltnto 10 to - rti.lo Basel& 10 to - Merin. • 000040(1D STA ICES. Ith •44 Pram a Hir 14 - Matthaei 20 a Achim CRICKET.—M.C.C. AND GROUND V. lIAILEVBVRY. —This match wee brought to • conclusion at Lord's yesterday at 4 o'clock In favour of the M.C.C. by 33 run,. The bowling land batting en each side was Bret-rate. The following is the score :—M.C.C.: let innings, 63; 2nd innings, 119. Bailey bury : Ist Innings. 74 ; 2nd innings, 75. On Monday Kent and Sussex play Fngland at Lord's; and on Thursday Kent meets Suite: at Brighton; and Surrey is pitched against the North of England, at the Oval. Chelsea Regatta stands for Monday; Pembroke Dock Royal Regatta for Tuesday; and the tole of Mau Re gatta, Douglas Bay, for Wednesday and Thursday. NAVAL AND MILITARY. REINFORCENIF.NTS FOR INDIA. With highly commendable promptitude the go vernment have taken steps to reinforce the Europese pert of the Indian army. Pour additional Infantry Regunents sec ordered out and are preparing to embark, by the 20th Inst., namely, the Ist Royals, the 19th and 38th, and the 79th Highlanders—ell good and dietinentished Crimean regiments. These, with the 2nd and Sid Dragoon Guards, the 7th Fusiliers, the 60th Rifles, the 88th, the Ride Brigade, the recruits for the regiments already in India, which are in course of embarkation, and the carp on their way to China (but to be halted at Ceylon and Singapore, end sent on to India), will give an addition of 14,000 awn to the existing force. The deily papers here been publishing • paragraph to the effect that Lkutenant-Geeend Sir Cohn Camp bell ia going out to India with the reinforcements. Our readers will scarcely need a contradiction of eo absurd a statement, but it is well that the public, should know that Sir Colin Campbell is senior to General Anson, whom there is no intention to remove or aupereede, and that It is not customary to send generals with reinfoe satti es there ere already officers enough of that rack fa ladla. Thera will be no sugmentation to the officers of the Crimean regiments ordered out to India, as they are already beyond their strength. The augmentation will De limited to the non-commissioned officers and men. The volunteers for the augmentation will each receive a bounty of one pound sterling. All Queen's and company's officers now on Lam at absence from their regiments en India, have received peremptory orders to rejoin their several corps—Data Armies Goma*. Muury, JULY 3.—Apronmnarre.—Masters W. D. Senn (1865), to the Cruiser, 17 avow steam-ship, Beet India sod Chins station; sod 0. 11. Allen (1856), to the Miai, et, free paddle-wheel steam vowel, West Comet of Metes Sexed Ilona 0. Patterson, to the Dee, 4, peddle-wheel sioreohlp, for particular service. deagotor A. S. Pratt (1856), to the Pluto, 4, pollls-virel •1•1111 i, Wl5O Coast of Africa station ; ma S. Janina (1949), to the Lizard, 1, iron paddle-wheel dun yank at Iliouniess. AmiNYM, P. P. Taylor, to the Bowmen, 70, flag- WE, at Donoport. CRESSIDA TIGOHANIV.—This regiment has been eat far drill daring the lest throe months by troops and squad ron, mks Vas fadrsatisa at their adjutant, Captain Hill; awl we mularenall dot N. mane part of the troop will fibernordes k Tabby sod Tatton Parks, in Sep rod, Ina bring their drill to Tabley Part the mood Nebo gnat by their noble colonel, Lord de Tabby, will be .meld for. They will consist of. twenty guinea cap for the led swordsmen, and live guineas each for the twe bed eanne ids to that notwithstanding their not Wag salmi IN as and for pannsanat duty, Lord de Tabby ▪ eft binwasi andflursalin. irk entry arrendattal lie lands op Me dielpar sod Manny for which the ens le eo justly osiebrated.—lfnelesiteld Orwtier. PORTSMOUTH. JILT 3. New colours were presented to the 88th Regiment of Foot to-day, on Souther Common, by General Sir W. C.odringlea. AU the troops In garrison were prevent, in ched* the 7th Pitaliars, the 19th Regiment, Royal Ma- Azeihey, ha. The mesa was a very splendid one. Se W. Oadabstaa irk • vsey eloquent speech to the regi mes* =UMW tide mese Y the Crimea and on other We of surviou and baying that they would continue to pre arm *ate renown in the Indian duty they would have to P lbw& CHATHAM, Jrt.r 3. The Cosaack, 21, screw steam corvette, Captain James H. Cockburn (l8S5), has arrived from the Wentlndia station, having been in commlation nearly three years. She will strip and pay off at this port. This morning a despatch was received by Colonel H. Jervis, from the War-office, directitat the whole avail able force of the depots of the 35th Regi ment and the 60th Rifles is to be held In readinees to emba rk at Gravesend im mediately for India. MERCY ON TUE FROOS.—Epicures are aware that the only pert of the frog which is eaten is the hind legs. The Society for the Protection of Animals of Berne has obtained the insertion , in a special law on the subject, of an article prohibiting the practice hitherto adopted of tearing off the hind legs of those animals before their heads are cut off. :.