The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-14 00:00:00

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AI. 100 low twister, JOHN IRVINE, Oe. msocor Wet thee comets ore loodlost to the Loodoo Docks, led bus soca. hot stomodolloo for Ifist art y Or) camo women. rte freicht 'moan appl to HOTCHIL IS, 11011110, sod rhoWOE, Foot InDkchamto vs, Lcolkozhall Arcot , On to TEMPER CARTER, and MERRIL 60. reochurcholreet. -vvHITE HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACK ET 4 .--For PORT PHILLIP (WWI Ih!lnin , lPLlPlwe el Ace canto enrheol, and .111 reedee condo Ina theWtA tonant), eertirnt.l Itrlthit ellpner stop STARTLED TAWark LI A AI.L kk m_ JAME,. CA1111" LE. Commander ; Was( • i s!L msere To he followed, about the WA at AugooL 1,41. opieosst MIER canter AV PRINCE UY THE PEAS • 1, _SOS l wo toicsr ai t le dap., JOHN A. ILA,E, Cossodo ; smote Is as Dodo Moo boble .mole Mae moot ep)ettditl oftwasolOos ono gm: Soo arraneetucute being owl* to COMM IWO osoroet soloso• CM OW* boo mod to woo o preform to be So CM pods* of OW oiSola rm ‘d oodSpo Ilea fk S3l sa ill ai rlirl =or_ —Tor potlosiso 2 2212 I t a r li.4 . swift lo MT sad DAVISON. IS PoseburetottwO STEAM. —LONDON to MONTREAL Direct.— Tlr_powertal Mg ea. rm....tear, CHIIIIIIIII4 •1. MT t. reemese.MILLIAM IlAtildlly.(.. edi be Moth& dhow the 1.011.1 PC Pork.. powtirele Wethethay, Jab' and fonorritt toy odor Thosels ha nay be rrqthred by Um Inds. AD soode.til be booked for the ablp he the oo lcr of *Om, at the Deekn—Apply to ►LPRID HILL. 30. liill4teret. thwep.Me: aete TIMPILELWrd, . eat DA RI E. YtehturrbalwesL pdriORTH at EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION CON PANTI I Prods' and Plicet Perrot to PA Praratorg art Par, W lincla. WI NO. coovortm goods .d s Rota: brash Railway ml Tour( ma diarybp 34* sair 41 di aeration. art immured se Mows 1346. gel Rrgr. TO.111: Wordy. Plagia. Men. it Plagi"a •• • Jo* 10. IA awl Aug. 1.. 7 11 0 • ...1.1 t .on 4 1 7 11 .. I 0 3 10 I 4 I Fr P larilkis.L. 11 11 SII Clolo= 2" llaraer • Oh Para lismalas 4•01116 Or ril l 'l = & C = glif•Tratil lair ara t Err a l lima rrades• . arl tar erilk ver al 11. rar g lhres= =balm: Perris MI mob ire ti g e t. C. rad" ' all. ".4.1. V. a ANDIINWS. Ilaardes Drub. NUM H of NUMMI& BIBAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S OnAebro Flamm lowO awry I for RAM rovoloy, awl AC int yen aliummis ltart= Ci " the Mu W . .. All DI W Dtrester._ ETRAM to NORWAT (oairviag the Royal Malls). 3011111 of NUN.OPI MAN NAVIGATION 00/IPUI T 1 dam maro Hamm( U. 4 4a. niasvairoce bee. hol•Pmr. OK R. ( ELDII2. MN botworrar. iw ago• palatal to i,.00 Hull 'mealy. is Drier to actual modals Ns Imaramiag amber at kmulala praseed• er lo Me abate remade aad arta lattlt the above yawl. awn ?rift hr Traitticsari rd iNgslOTl ASIA. from HO. IlrM mala. j 3 IM, tram Imaeaff. vA Lames awl JINN Wain Lime fral 41. 10. Nam hare mew awl akar& aeastamodatlos for gammagus. am am aarenemmil male and tamale rermain 0 /44 4 hrther mai maim. apply al No Commamr. Nibs ; nr to No NamaiNg Dft wa T. WINN lam NYC A. It W. AZ DIGIN erise. MAK from HULL awl GRIMSBY to so --aroyczo FARM— The NON eit 21 NAVIGATION rONPANTII enthire eall mitts= the Ithyal too, In ilengeilesi tram 11•11 etlhet at Gefreeby the pe=, =Au at 4 curet hasheds4 se Is So men trala haeleg lilogrehem mem. 1 6erl 1 ; es WAAL at Odor by. thaerm— ea • £3: tees Lesiths. At arty. Natio mai alb. w.l MINIMS. Ituessehegniehlre. PARIS TWICE DAILY. by the MA IL PACK RIB, WI Dew wed gelat-11/1011TEST PISA PASSAOIL—The melt. Neek• 8" "... crt...z . .t.- --vrirt.t.-DO•Vsel. lhe eepl ag ra= et Jew" every Wad neawtees ai p.a.; sal Ike Dover wery woretag Itluedsfe latibiols6 0 0 am. rr .wed arm Wight Wm/ Mtwolafe at II /ALA/ NMO the greet es Inisllist Moe Lowlea-torliere n " arat sd LW pea. wed llri Y Man. sad 7go pow Term* ligels we Weed it the aid cdke.M LaMenemr awl at WM. Mgr& Meet. Preepre few fog/Weimer Irma fMu eist treed Powte oe imam ItRUSSEL& COLOGNE. and THE RHINE, by the Zesel Mu Reala—A ROYAL MAIL MAIM Maw RR to WIRD ewe WI lalletl4 Ramelie) at ILIA pm., oM 0/MO = V. ee DORN& wry stele Ineet tim ialerdeet at An p.m re sr 1:—/Ireb :AWN Abe eb aa W War N. OM W Wagiall awls I t0.1134A. Ozberdeleeet OUTHEND, 81bersesa—DIA MOND FUNNEL ?ACM'S. 4= ig 111= 6 14 . 1 . 0 4 : Laadrt od zidet NZ ' '4l*, tkaameat td. 41 iscardeas lo sad tram lama% Si GRAVESEND. With, Gmettithia. Boshinirille.— DiAMOND MINIM PACIIITIB %Win 11 1 049* 114, sad I . Lae 446.9•11 . At&1 ; alas Is Ilaallay 01011/I.*„ masa st okra& Up tram Graves.nd. 1, 14, 49,_irr 471 1,4101, k le. la. awl k I , kl. , dAto. la.lcullni seaman la Roatirdliesesr. la. N. OM 11. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO 1111111E1I8. 1141 following ships OE . Toss. Drakes. SAM . VAN PtRNANDIC PIO LIMA L ui Walton sod Sows. ULATOE .. . , Mg COQUI MWO .... Crisham and Co. E STASI/IPM WI CALCUTTA .... OrwernassandCe. MD O. HEN TINCE 603 BOMB s Y 11sYntdo and Co. SNOLAND lllO was 0. iiiii•ii N. S. Undo, lad sod CALCUTTA Co. p.a.( the muter Dr a san Ocovr• atom PacksM6 Isms Maas wawa* lawns TSAI OEMS:CTN. the ass LILMIPOI 11=LittL V oat. ICTORIA DOCKS sad 1 We basses lbw D. ds NM the ~NWjel'Oka 1 . 1.11110121111111 tee orstioasst i ra ir sollsol ltd S sarelhood Is os Se Ilmilisisol l tog stmsorldmils lial Ile oast Ilosb II :M ils sssli eam se Iss At, Il i nsmsol b l lis I r ssods e rz i k e Z ar am Om IA t . Is Ills libido V. to ser fs 114, -17 ass* os=rs a L =tem Nisi at Illsiisod 1. Slo is k: new II ile Casessay sodselohe I ikC . s. b r demi of ilesds % 1 r . : e i ..0 say Isst tg Tbs an eassell ie WI& Si ssit i e the u riws6 Doct W ei tles lessse al ea i thr k 27:74;PTe.41 e l an blowicest Use Alps. side. ". "" " "4"2" " r CVArkstr a los. so se tie LONDON sad NORTH WESTERN an d MIDLAND RAILWAYS. LONDON RAMP on TUESDAY sad WEDITLISDI6I/. LW and mat July DAT TICE ETA et sunless," fi ne srlD be Wesd by ELL, Imm tbe SiL4LL PilMloll is NOTTINGHAM. as We MIL odd 04b. aad MS be stallabl• ler Millll b 7 all vales as Ur 14444 bud l:tb July. Tr AM a a. mats hens the IMMon MMus arrives at Plottlaslin s 4 KIS LM.. sad the Klima. as LO pda.—by cedar. Joh. 165 d. k :. R1)81E41E8. BEDDING, and FURNITURE WILLIAM' IL 1071114:111111 Wadi ma dew et Irma mod Ili•am sad dilbmis Cats 414•44 mrhAlled dtbir for mirk ad ei n sw . primalem =l a z uni. zgasain, Ewan 04mme= rm. 4141 1 : 66. 1W =I li aa from ISA N. ; P=lss ai sbr is, iIL =DV= sod IliZembeisiA Ca lt inn vid• l l7tW A to lid: le a Us. A Hail ater Paint Ins bdricsA. Oise hot ink Ira DWI& 114.. anyist 114144•4 o :• • .. 411 4 • &hints fundlami • 17 • r.u........a Essu..:beilkwatraw lll I • tA r .4 tones ANIMA am mid • INF boare4 awaiwpm• ..... .......... ..... au. A double 1, 664144. ewe. • .. A 6 U 9 If efibout iiiii lifiefin;e • : ill tile t t7 "l.l. • 1 I I 71w late Willer to 0.4 iiieWel**WW l s•W Pie** * tee dhe 10 4 66 Ifeefiet Ned mutt s dander Ore the 'Wire er =OW n VS is olmiGed IM 4eplay el the wire nedilleme Meek el 9iN EH • L *WAAL 1111”4 WINO:a:KY liwebefewf..4l**Ufe.. either. Plaw.l Itaww. Itrembw_ _Twele*7. Inn an.l en. Wolwewl. wed bop* WeecßewL s. Mins.• Uwe wow lbw,. es to *fled to par*, fwaliblas Is lir fule. - b 4.) , 'N lama be for eleurbere. 111 o•trst..lmtal.gnem mat irat 1.4) 16. u‘VollbulAtlfT • 1 lA, I. am 3. IF zw S A LIMPART e. lad 0. nutarsttart Lesdoe.—Klesbdied as RAC= sad 17128.--Ladiss will liad the agemm=r2t2Loteno Ma#dajd hewed tollwo= IM kd thiMq and winaance. ahoy: a sh lank NW Wm. "Wollordfog L . Oman wnestios selendrie se rodored oIiZYZ rid brithfia Am. a Lb, dd. narked. dokeellow &WI onrapktaly orwlindel by thet= l Vganme • Wagentely dew awl Ns e..lngac.t.a. la sew •l oishene or WWI ed Ito dna • lure 1.4 been acknowledged Prim es. dk end beuia Cantko—Tho wort* ll•ededdiloA e. ss. • t a ire. — dohl W A. &OW LID D add 5015. W Onward regtende. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1856. LTIBB P. HORTON'S POPULAR JLLUSTRA- . v a najtammiu m. T r odr I l itttnitar. waded" at Ihili m aima Clamalatilla aw o; ear IP AITIVIArtI lib Itayal GOMM fa VIIIIIIIIIIIII. 14. la 8 iari a l k a:* isaint in Zi a • r i m b, • Ilarateartanwara wen at aye ast ba samplaael. Nit menet, REFORM CLUB BANQUBT TO BIR W. F. WILLIAMS. The members of the Reform Club on Saturday timing estertained General Sr W. F. Willis.., M.P., with a wry handsome beaquet. The front of the Club• home wee illuminated with me usual standard gas hornets, besides the brief signilleent name of "Kam" emblesoned le flame Move the mtranoe.door. The vestibule was deco rated with trophies of flags and batmen, military emblem', and grasps of flowers. The dining hall was ornament,/ with the Sags of the allied nations, sod at the bock of the chair were theriaitials of Sir William Peewit& Williams, surrounded by Wreaths of laurel. Tire tables were decorated with statuettes end groups in the weeding metals, mutest lag is value to 16,00 W, sod lent to the slab by Mr. Han cock, of Buttosastreet. The chair wee accorded by Sir Alersader Coekbara the Attune) , Cinema, supported on the right by Lord Fortes cue, who wore the Abend aid etas of the Garter, and oa the left by Colonel Teesdale, Dr. Saudwitb, Mr. Churchill, and Mr. nedhosse, the camarades of General Williams. TOO oompeny comprised about 160 parsons, among whom we alto nomad Colonel Priests° M.P. ; Colonel Sha ft ° Adair, M.P., Vies-chair; Mr. T. b. 5, M.P., Vies chair; Sir Joseph Felton, Y.Y. ; Use Attorney General for Dittoed ; Mr. J. "Taoist., M.P.; Mr. G. F. Musts, M.P.; Major t Mr. W. I. Gore Langton, M.P. • jillr. Joseph Dr. IC . • boll P. Vies-ChaseeUer Ult.; Kr. Beery T. Beemeout, M.P., Grattan ; .. aid ; . r. G. Mora% 6r & NB ANATOMICAL MUSEUM ' tenriolor tis ezian t Ls mis sem. au k 1 1111 W at a g , ge alL iesZirs maiall " Nos; laza w sis. ,st 4 pas. pr. lisij i P" 8 - Also atm= ase mom* fee Ws 1.... thug. by al, . Omsk llerdw m in s WOW weloslse 4 doable Wow. wee mewls esweeelere—Wr. WOW ler. leesll44. Ds. Wake. Dr. W . Alma Vet% We %Wells& sad imsdissYse et We WNW* eislis r l. d . . Ti e4 o. 74l. s rad = We OwsWeler et We PM Ul iwZras; Weillus I F AS P V i i= W aI N et wil= be 115 e EVls eill -"T O .r d We noir ~Ng amok 114atatat Of, 14 ; Wsewlward . ea Ws 9*lst=lso n ra Si Et ma do; eeW at Wass aid 0:... 41) . 4 = . . WNW Ss WWI W wen ibe What wit No Se adlia le= 0 Saba law We r• ibree.r.t.e = fig bill Mb, isi at the sod weds itkOTAL SURREY GARDENS. - SEASON 110111TP, ONE GUI NZ& to Wird ot JOLLIMX owl Co.. i 11.181.0. sad it t ee Royal Sawn Garder. T HE ST. JAMES'S HALL COMPANY Carnal, s+ S ir Oar& at —ffmrie-74LIOnds. Mld& kisaWbe Earl Onavilla y mom M.P. • .27 Mar .MT .:: = 0, Wolbsek d6"w=lik a.* r.§.. I _ Larder, Lg., 0 S Nag., 67, Combat _ An& alma tam Now% k of Oeetedr im il. ThroatedJetta Ifs Wane Bea AIM fICT:01161‘4111 w e , =l•lll 2 4l ..inia l i t e :=Oß The anal lea a per ) II a bigh ak a =urr.l..—.A....v.:arrzvr=c-- ...„ sonw org=ring t i ssa la r = M. la •• a m Milz mi ga se a wawa •C 101 , li ki lV = 111.11 •Mi 1N1N0... "." ei X tlyij waste me at moo at a. is itrawas mosz g al be g=ar a& Oltal i tow la at ammo um p5i ......r... . 12 6.... Ve5e ..... ....a55ir1as AM a lab. — Vbeee mmi gal tee -- Elliriswalw await la a bale a masa& / mo w th• wawa. Mb es. = I b ibs W lrl.=o/4. ra g a that a nrog 2 1e * . ter swill i ?r ,: tr i ir izi, "="e rwiL Watri hill; tar ~No hoo• etewmak abbb win b• ea ra w . as d it pia z a the b A riom ban the a _ 1 6 .. a r Wawa alma ah Ira 81 7bi l dl• Vasa - maw ke all ths allow sea tate wader eati• la may volas4a alias te a aseedlem wawa It It area Wail awl hose lii wit 1 5a1ta1m...1....e :ettirst4l7=6. a.‘ ewieg4 Wing 101..Powa aim ma P'grns aisrb. W hajis twooSa la mi. 7, Anetwata t. baue et ea biota, rika wspar l eowal a : r ime lbw at et wit b• sp•aolobe al tilo tilit ee 1 wal watal pas a naltaleao la Waimea( lal is e i td tb ig rataiwt all ihe r "kw = at • Itk woial• al a It in. mm_ ales 1.21 ... wadna11• bat at Parciet et II It babete di ta aikE • Wt• Ow b• bp the of likitst d stbr s u i7 ot Ewa mom he. wade am Ow a , tee ablob wage w a nt • dem a adi be la la ewe as Wellweat et w.....7.2= Sebtete al h• agadmionamouswinis aree tww 4misL be wags te the et Oman et le Mara MK leo. tad 1111111ATI O► ►MMUM OSTLIT MO MOM MN IC uNUYIaw. UrOat• tor befillog. Mem% herillos, be. 0 011 1. 010 =AN 0 Preelean far emeenialleol• linkule. ma feet la edema ........ 10.000 0 Yank' he ezieie: iiiiiiiiiii meow 6.000 0 /Amon • ........ LOCO 0 MINS Par mum ...... ........... ....... £2,421 0, lICIIPTI. Orabd Hall let for three perfanssmais week for DS mob Z3,203 0 rtoH oe Minor ai Zio a week lambi 3,120 0 maimaat. olth Lower Hall abd Oellarbig 0 Shops ta tagostoirsei mow proclaim ZB,llO 0 0 Dolma ... 2.5 0, Mottlesled Repko mask or 14 per awl pre amen .••• &an o THE CHEAPEST HOUSE for PAPER and INVILOPEB Is PLIITILIDGE 664 COMP, No. 1, Ctoa p4mos tP164446165t on& Wend ammo 1666 6616, 6 pin.Ex; mem alla Vino Po 16; Wk seperean bid 6414.1.6 am- 6146014. ost ; blue s 46.666 1irw 46. IL pie 144 moor, 44 U. pre tea. Pailrldos mai Rome ow plow nab from Yew, IL Ili Kr MOM TY Consipmaisooe Nog or (so lean& or as la M. pot yea 061mlows pog 646. Organ ow lb. —*burn, MAIM Ilasyskatudag Sistkes..l. assawn . Yea cABDUCT FURNITURE. sad Bedding. Or oar NZW 11.1.01111411T1D ~r►sar rid 71111f1- at ORTAL(1111/16 a.d Was et halissille lad ailla "" = bia. as als- M id lip h =roos 1160 MONS. Me' be 1101 gm h sol per, ea The asloadve imasot shugess. Oominy win sweligo Rea—LEWIN ORAW. Ee 0011 R mod 03.. wlWillorwasMesm M. T. Quiews-teitelisk Isiglubeldtp. ems bra would IllswealrooL gORDINGS WATIRPROOFB en t►. beet are s t h erjra se INT sad i ft .... b ort.b., sad rivy 017 6 = M~ se • Us er MS ••&t We ° Via: UPS J I NN Sint d .sh ici bin i E. - 1 11= I reit • 1 RINEY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA castisess ra.......0.n. mere alteatiesh be re Wu. D b eiNe ui tiar •et wee Clim alt illi A= * eetlees IN lee =Zie t a r eot 611;e= Set ileeimik; bet meenee be lale ram ate abeeird ON the Giquirrat amp, = I % am the seat at eteeteadi best* Veld be elekielk be Kona Imam sod Feerbepanebree: Ike= Ce . Item Cleriperd; Sodom 1 Ibibriede. Thee Datkr. ag peers tembeeed; soll elm* stir mire et Ihe mg•Nr. sw be belLembegeigreed le a inert Ilium 11111111711 ARODIATIO SPIRIT Of VIIIINAII, On Imitates of Mr. mem re Ile way 1 Mika bbitilleles et that asblde. IV RIBIIINAIt. Protected by &yak Letters I j i ....rva m erma. Ala tvicr i ta de P ni tt ram. al, In • mmly - 0 - 7•Aamtke 'Mamba Ibi gre•llless = ony/A•ty:r i. Vie... Imo iwi f da as •Sa •••• prilr ilhea . 1. . ah li Me = 1„ re= B :: b lt is iliz a i el dlin e le Os tre s er "." lu . • 1 1 Isi Lem ds. r•l4.lMor A loog i f ia c asomlll pse,Cir ais Gila t bo ra : aara • es. ha To r a .... 1 434 chmir irz.. ; Pwrieji. mains A ifilAstzli. DRAY sad Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, ka.. 8.62-Ist" Uppr Tbsaasedrist. mar Lawk•Addis. HALF-A-CROWN is sow the pries of good mews Tds, os. tea as as Waraboassa of the bat lona I NC=7 6. •aft Oollaa as Wm at ia. pie Gaut TLLUSTRATED TIMES. 2d., Weekly. —The 1 only imp Moolastal ornipow. MN will' mogrovlago of all taw riniVz g ooloS i lo . bodeisL elli mold maim 111• 41.1117 noloty AISYss yens& • wisabis seat bee by pia he Vu A FIRST P a c tiN VOCABULARY sad ACCIDENOZ. for Dogionon. By J. D. BAIRD. of Trinity Col lin,. Dublin. Larks : labia W. Palter end 800. We Strand. 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Ivo , yeleeln, THE AUSTRIAN DUNOIIOI I 4B et ITALY. .A. By lime Olson. • Nomaliee et II mead Imprebseinent Ii the (nett. Ineesen. 'TY adman resdalles Abe AM enieb nuo p ... ta. elner day. whoa Oenni .N Di she envy ot Mantua. UM we einf Mr et tie elltellens whleb is upon tie rich yielns t om . —The Tim : Pero Rontleine sea On.; Fentesdon street Jut estelihel. Pew and ; elte• L. R. br So* fer THE 13C11102 of 0! ! Row to lays i t rw isM a M:= • ut. casaba= the IL is the Mitreeespe Im sh• F i l=ritt s Nimes 1 :.4 'LOOM =lt b a rbe i r4lld !AMOS : ; Itmese, Word. I stress; Was. W. 111. ; red book. seism ROYAL Coulon or tkinosOne.—At a emetic of Ike souse], es the 10th inst., Benjamin Travers, Seq., LILL, was, for the woad time sleeted proeideat of the esilsge, sad Edward Stanley, Esq., If 1.8., sad Joseph awry Green, Esq., F.R.S., wars 'lasted sloe p residents for the sassing year. Edward Cook, E.q., and Seoul Sony, Req., the meetly elected usershen of the soused, took their teats. Ate meeting of the e.t.a?t of samisen, ea the 11th inst., ate f flowing gentleness. harts, audergoso the @Kee. eery essmainstioss, were 'omitted ssetalmon of the Callrge —Mama identerd Alfred Brassie, Mounties ; Frederick OMNI= Iteshisse, Dahlia; John Carswell Fry, Neaspb, seenty et Tipperary ; Petit Haarlem Griffith Williams, =bed. Peasbretusnne ; Harry Fuller, Stowinarket, ; Jobs Osage Graham, Alma-play, Stockton; Istsesa Made laristosic•plaere ; sad Arthur lo kat liserbea.Kappel street, austell-eqsare. A eseranasiem was given by the President and rellOgre of His College of Peysielans as Saturday eves's', to -Masts the two hundredth sanivenery of Dr. I Harvey's eft of as estate, and the three hundredth of Dr. Cafes' gift of Ise/Ma, beet ,wad on that loused aorpeeatlate. Anteing the assets was Prince Albert, who laspested the library, inessam, sad soteattas apperstat, at Walsh be es peered mei atahasstion. sad sassy othon. The Camelia, haying gives the toast of the analog, "The Health of General William," Genoa Withthais nee amid loud cheering, rousted eosin end spiv. He said—Mr. Cheraw, soy lords, sad gestleaten —la rising to nom w thanks for tin toast white la bees pat with sub eloquence by the chairman, sad etsponded to with sash eathasisna and hinters', I do scan yon that I feel quite it adequate to man thanks for oo nest sa honour is suitable terms. (Choirs.) Sines my return to this country I have • esadved abundant proofs of boson, sad ansideratioe from 7= . and et atolls' and regard hoes the people (chew.) I hare received the hump of Zahastisten la use la military slabs; sad I have aloe re • kindly hospitality from public bodies in the city of Imam hat is receiviog the invitation which I did foam the Hates' Clah..l assure you I szperleacied most ioralplemssre, bemuse I felt ttttt invitaties we from a body of mes_yery mason is this country, awl pustules Rpat pellierd power, who invited me, sot us a poli shing hot limply sad truly is a soldier. (Cheers.) essied la Moat Witatios, I assure you, with the most heetrealt plsssani sad here we have tonight the results of ths Mai enitheatios of the Ilesiben of this important slab. (Hen, hoar) The allusion which the chairman has made nosy osmpasions is arm, and to the Tasks when wined me, I feel, I tan assets yea, mat happy to acknowledge sad respond to. (Hear, hear.) I have stand, and shall always give att. ranee to, ths 'radian I feel to that, pliant patinas& my companion is arms for the sot only for their courage—ft r that I espectod from then—but for the pest ability which they displayed, and which WY brought most art folly to bear on the work whisk we lad to womplisb. (Hear, and chars.) My lords sad gentleman, if, with nth men around me, I had sot performed what ' I did I should bare felt wolf very unworthy isdeod of my posit/ea, sad I know I should have MU' vary considerably in the 'thanks of, end very much disappointed, those who led sent as to Asia Minor. (Hoer, hear.) With reard to the Turkish fthoes, who stood by w through to mazy trouble" and trials, it is is peasiblo I could spook in adequate terms. (Hear, hear.) Boil sea, sad will, at least, do this—bold them uo as every musk, that nay present itself to me as win worthy of panic cossiderattoa and antipathy. (" Hear, hear," sad sheen.) ISW assure yes that it was not only the Turkish soldiers who stood by as at Lass, but the heroic townsmen of that plae—l may almost my the children who formed the population of that tow.. et Hear " and sheen) Their ninny, their suffering, their abeeistios you all kaow— (bear, hen)—bat I sae tell you that write!' you do sot know. It is this—on any stun by Tillie I ant with Gus. Mouravioff—(bror, hear)—sad almost the list thing be told me was that altar he totaled Hass M found as Ism than tea Pad bons la is. how. (Hear, hear.)t lords and gentle..., this. were the soros,. I f acs—saes who bad thistly died—ones who refined the wean and et death by etarestles father Ulu soon to ask as for that broad width they knew my garrison sad the women and shildna of the hews re quired. (Load cheers.) My gallant trind—for I shall always call On. Monrovia,' ay gallant Mood— (elnm) °nerved that in vary many homes he had head ou or two dead bodies ; but tbet in this one he bad found se loss thee tes dead bodies. (Cheers.) I point then things out to show you that whisk I always brooch to may mantis' which I have the new of addressing, namely, the vitality of Turkey if it be taut by the a ll ies la the way it 'VA to be. (t. Hear, her," and sheen.) If a high tone be tithes towards thi Tusks—if thsy be told that if they de eel Jois Mee with as oa eau gnat pelst—l-tat if 'bay do WSW, M esteem them solves and 'loth iastitstlces-11 lisp& see reselkeir sat sl work to pat a step to that 'empties whisk lea low Get plegaii of the country—if they be told that if they de eel those things, when Turkey is sight toyed it will not Min Tarka—(toad eheen)—it that high tons be taken with them, I have not the slightest doubt that that satin will right itself, sad that we shall thus find a reward for all the tremor" we has neat sad the blood we have spilt Is defuse of Turkey. (Cheers.) Above all thing., my lords sad pimiento, they should be told that this country will net believe that the fateful inernmitst of Turkey cannot renew the amassiastion, or rather the vitalise,' murder, of Christian is say part of their empire. (Hoar, hoer.) That is a point spa whisk I shall °tures, both here and is parliament, fully and frankly —( beer, beer)—ba cause I know the auatry—l know it from the cataract of the Nile to that mountain of Arson s—l know every portion of it, sad am therefore to use want r competaat to speak arm this subjest. (Chun.) I has a ease is point, not as of the assassination of Christi's+, but one of a most serious rising or revolution by one branch of Mthommedaus against author. The how of one of the authorities was tooth open, and his seentarite and semen were nerdered. That most striaes insurrection took place fa the city of Branum ; I was meant on that 0091116011. and I see a patlemen oppo site to me who took ea active part in the suppression of the affair. Well, far the moment natters were Mind ; but, eel, that we were there, there is very little doubt that then would has been a npuitioe of the outwits. However, we made entails representations to the Tinkle!' authorities, and the cossepeace was this: Is in mostlis altar the insurrection a body of troops marched to sad surrounded the tows; and la half an bur afterwards the satire of the culprits wen arrested and delivered over to justice (" Hur, hear," sad @been.) I tell you that this is • most important fast, and I hope that this wintry, is cm• thank)* with Frew, that noble and splendid moths, will insist on the Tatkish govenuent at ones morning foress to say one point when those outrages may be committod— will, in fast, theist that the law shall be viedicated. (Hear hear.) Lad, my lords and goodness if the day that Gat Turkish government does this shall ar rive, Una you will all ass that oar Mood ha aot bees shod is triis, or our trea son oquadend in defenos of Turkey. (Cheers.) The chainsaa has alluded to my having taken my seat is paths meat. Is returnee as as • member of the /loose of Cosi ness I ensidsr that my soustitueste have path me the highest emptiness whisk a stranger could 11001•11 st the Male nut wiles of his onatryassa. (Cheers.) And I tell yew, as I tell my saidtseau, that I go iota pubs. most seWO &NI may ea Attlee occasion offer to the wan. try an spides is military matters—on matters which • perhaps I isdestlesd, sal also on the affairs of Turkey. Ton miff law issi lay eddies, sad those ass ths two pees% spas whisk I tete say sued, and epee as osier. (Chases.) It is quite WISOINW4II for • man who has served his senatry in the army for 32 years, 27 of whisk have been mud abroad, to have anything to do with the party palitice of tit's seamy. (Hear, her) I say it M quite impostible. (" Hear • and dun.) I told my coutitasata that I was ustinied by persoesi views ce an bitioa; and believe ale ' you will isd that to he the tens. (Hear, hear.) I think that I ban now—l will sot lay a aerials Wiesen, bet I will say that I thlak las a ma who M looked es by the pistols ot :this coustry with • ear i may paean to say, affeetion—(thens) ; sad the °faring of my Wanes on then questions may do annals amount of good—(leer, hear) ; bat I SA equally NSW that if I dabble is Shiest which I do not understood—Vl put of my depth—ths very mousse, I take sash • norm I shall loos tin theism, which I now posesth (Hsu, hoar) As your admirable shairmas hos told you, WO an SOW at WO sad of a war, and I think • glorious was. (Cheers.) If you had been ia Russia, and had beard the statements of the Hunan, yon also woald come to In soselesios that for as it has been • glorious war and a glories. peat*. La I said on another onasion, we began with•nit system—we begsa withost prow setablishmeata—we bops with half • sword, and loathed of bug able to rush into the light in mediately after the declaration of war, we had te teege our wearies. (Chun.) Only this day I had the liliglt ratifies- Soo to show te a sat betelllatiet and matsseplee prince— Prince Oscar of Sweden—the mewl at Weakfish, who visited it beton, shoat sews years ago. It Mee meth plesslog to me, sad it must also have been meth Ilramslift to other', to se W eimpare what he taw then le-dey with what he viewed than saves yours asp; sad the spies did militsry waislites whisk we have thaws sow hays ones out of oar gaols Goias tho late war. (Loud show) I bring this matter Mint yes Ia the hope that our pretest elloisny may not be allowed to ale away. (Hear hear.) I do trust that what that illestrlose prime said, eaten ably eiesseated as, te-day may set per mesh id that we isay El glin fir*lnk: l newe li Meti a rurreir=lerte= THE TENAIIHNIA HARMONIUM, with the lici e t i ts r I:""et• mu s s se occupied W Sir Alezeni Tbsemine _• peramems oil bs assesjaii as falsm—Oaltroang wo e l :l l : weft 36 ""0 1 . 11 : o li k a as o i l A u ttarryleastsl, sappo_rtsia as o: the ash orealeta m a . .semersueZsatiaw il rkmiumeras. ha* = ege ansAa, et ce, no the Aben d das of the I orer m ilnbisiparesma • ts" :ea dota 4 aft re " a ller lis ma in . left iff Colossi Teesdale, Dr. flaadwltb, 1 fini a l " v=z=Asesi dsaseet. De ibilid. awe madl wiiii iyaw.. i... l=rea migio. gli Stian and ps, Mr. iladhoaso, the marades of Genera monany mantissa about 160 persons, Isamferso—alie abinaftees bersessime— ARI TOUR wour.,—Th. Pea euperewleL M.P., Vios-chaft ; Mr. T. bass, H.P., ........,,, Moon natfelsart z ths, into- . nbastest am. ~...r mad best =OM stmallierlim Joseph Penton, M.P. : the Attorney Use ~,.., b ameser la .a a . Mak- . _ issras iba g a =a Aria 1.. Ac , - Mr . J. Fontrr, M.P. ; Mr. G. F. Mal sub -.---..... t.....„ ir ...., . • .... t VS ; ,-. , - L ur w v , 1 - 42.. t. as us Bold, M P.; Mr. W. I. Gore Lemon, 1 —••.--. _ . -ir _ . ... _ s Aet_on i . M.P. • Mr. Herbert Ingram", Y. 11Inue• j * L a b- ' '''' it . • : isomer 11 ,,,,5.a ft , . c. - a, . s 1 Itff"V a1i4161112 es Mass, Blau ILI'. ammo IMPar; Wataef,= hove !IL Yitlia'aireo.4% priesal a a, ... a wow flir W. Pegs Wood ; Bit Jelin &sit 1 Tie admilea ~ma Ma be .• Wakes Rinse sod a l . m a c a m Grattan ; lir. G. Mora% M.P. ; Kr. W. Ram ths, ewes Zama _ lasassa. A mbers ha Dist sad liessaislikMsbals Jams um% Menesiostlntasmameadlitadelis and many others. wHami MS. ENNIITTS MODEL WATCH, 65, Cbeepeide. The CHAIRMAN howler eves the tau * V isse=l=ll% L ezartly . tr ~.....m . : , D A ir mr .s. k . r .., my ~ mkt, Of am alma aeolgra, a The Health of General Willtasas," di the =mats; la Om tram II piper: ta taia. Gomel WlLLtame me mid kind wjestas mom es awl& dimr , sale asallallaaalial de pp ve il gii. Gamma 'Melba 10 per istac M eosin sad sash). He said —Mr. ceta LLOYDS WIDULLY LONDON NEW% saw by DOUGLAS JERROLD. •VIRAOR ERERLY CIROULATION—yffIonIi et ITO" • OREAT 1•Or Thi •DVISTIMIE IS motel= WITT OOLIJIM baboasclis VEST 'Ann IJTCLLIOINCE. INTELLIONNCE.4 SWOP OIL at reeivase pot trim at W Ewe Amor tram LLO D. PabbotrYHYme. Le 0••••• Rath Catiesa, yolk New Appendix. 3e. lid. T . . :L I N SELEC T 10 N S ; Cornelius Nepos, Itradnek Gad Onts iletsinorpbona; wits Ilineekal and Outlines, the tans at drains to Connnielna. • Toon balmy. and 21111111111111 ficanzeing, le. By T. & Casa, Mina in Ines Oaks* Bono& London : John W. Parter lad Bon, Wan Wand. 11QOYAL SURREY GARDENS. As, Vadat Ihe Tetreneee of Her Mat %WU the QUILL GRAND INAUGURATION VILSTI AL is OWING Ur COLOONAL CONCERT HAM to 00U OR TO-IeGIBOW, Juk e h i aaLtß i l== . oog i aß t l a r .4....... =.o. l.l.o. moist eidele, ere ailoutss. *ln eeilet — F PmEtni MN Mb Ore al lag lALT I C I V.-. GU be mast alb "OW Seribe ....v. tbe vs.. ere=. ieße. Mho eate. t a?. immiL ium haw,: •t• mimesis 11. gal WO 16611•11 si t sley. The and esmaameate The %ve s se aserisam elejleee stib etAke URI= =kw qtarsi gse ht l . wlth air no te diss etre teleir i ti d l ri ewory s arazltta ihnek 1 0 i j Z r M Gres iii "lL am -4.171.6..... .... R. v....r. d.„ .4 w ....w ..„...... an be seempai as Me seasbu s Terseue . Tis gsret ~v p be am asen; ease Ds Ilasslal. Mama —_,ATIPTONE * rr Iffisliuiret.los OM.. Mali owe* and r (Stamped Id Additional.) [TWOPENCE. mover again be tonna la • sleep similar to teat in which aro had reposed for, I may say, • period of forty yeses. ("Hoar, hear," and sheers.) 'These are the potato on which I wish to address an nom cooly nob as I look upon the Bohm Club to be ; sad I treat that the members of this club will, es all oecosions, be ths safeguards of that which has grows up out of oar blood—oar mortification—but which I sheared, hope may be preserved. (Cheers ) My lords end teatimes, I shall detain you so loam. Perhaps I have already said too mob for an after. dinner 'push. (Loud cries of "No, no.") Bat I thask you, sad I thank your chairman most eineerely for the elo quest meaner in which he has brought ma before you, gip ing me, in fact, as be did, credit for that Irbil* I cannot take credit for. (Criss of " You can," and Olson.) Ido thank you all meet stneertly and heartily, sad I shall mow, with your Mad permistion_, drink anyone very good health,. Mr. Buono Amato, M.P., asked the eemputy to drink with ell honours, " Tito Health of Colonels Lake and Tees dale, Dr. &Leavitt', Mr. Churchill, sad Mr. Itedhosse, comrades of General Williams in the defines of Kant" ' (Loud ebesring.) Colonel LARR, who wan received with great applause, re tuned thanks. He said—Os my own part, and that of my brave companions in ems, I beg to town you my most gestated thanks for the honour you buy, done us in so en thusiastioally drlsking our health'. (" Hear, hear," end ohms.) However undeserving my friends and myself may feel meshes of snob an honour, still it is most gratifying to us to see oar efforts to do our duty appreted by oar fellow-ecantlymes, and by so distiogaiehed a mewl as , I have sow the honour of addreesing. (Hear, hoer ) Altar ' the spree& whirls yea have heard front ear gallant ehiefwhe hes told you everything that I could tell you, it is needier for me to detain you say longer, and therefore I shall con clude by alpha begging of you to receive my thanks, and that of my emissions In arms, for the boson! which you have done us. (Cheers. VierCheamilor Sir W. Pao. WOOD begged to give " TOO memory of Captain Thompson," which they would, of course, deist in soltnin silence. Drunk in solemn silence. The Bend—Prayer from Lo Domino Noir. Mr. Bass, H.P., proposed " The Health of the Turkish Dormant of Km." [The emit was inthusiestisally reeved, as was also "The Health of General Moaravieff," proposed by the Chairman] Mr. T. MORTON proread "The Houses of Parliament" Berl FORTISCON Teemed thanks. Mr. MorrArr, H.P., briefly returned thanks for the Home of Commons. Oeuvre' WILLIAMS then proposed tho health of the Chair man, which was track amid loud enplanes. The CHAIRMAN briefly returned thanks. proposed the health of the vice-obairmes. Mr. B. ADAIR, M.P., and Mr. Bane, M.P., returned thanks. Alter which the company retired. IRELAND. DUBLIN Satunrimr. THE NENAGH MILITIA RIOT. Another of the Tipperary Militia died on Thursday from the Wats of his wound'', being the fourth rasa of that elope who lost his life by the recent affray at Nensght Abut 1,600 regular troops were marched into Neagh, most of them billeted about the town, and the police were ea the Wart fight end day about the gaol and in the neigh bourhood of the town, lest any attempt should be mad* to reuse the priafesa The Rev. Mr. Scanlan, the parish priest of meet, who exerted himself strenuously to appease the mutineers, writes as follows to the Tipperary Fendsoefor. After eluding to the withholding of the stipu lated bounty from the nee, be up: " I would have it plainly understood, though there was so difference of opinion as to the injustice to the soldiers, bet only a fi fth of the regiment had any participation in the usiness which has now goes before the world as • mutiny; and of this fifth I am satisfied, from going among them, that more than half were infiseneed by the idea that to dawn the few reckless companions who seemed bent on extremes would to like cowudice; so that, in fact, the matter, is its most foolish features, was con fined to • few and thou more or less under the fads.. of dr ink; and from the begianlog sot one of any note smug the soldiers favoured the proceedings, while by all the greatut personal respect was evinced to wards the colonel and the officers, the clamour for the bounty making the entire cause, and all the eseeption. Whetter isiluenced by the bi.hop, who spoke to the men at some length, sr by the chaplain or whether in respect toward, their onion, I have heard even those who stoned most determined say that they had no intention of pro ceeding to extreme'; and it has happened that the soldiers of the line did not meet the least opposition on their way to the barrack-gat., nor it %begat,. Three.fourtha of the militia had gone away from the Urraek long before • and the childish exhibition of firing shots into the air for half an hour looked like the punks of a few drunken boys, end was treated as such by the officers and soldiers of the line. It is grotty to be deplored, however, that the firing of • few shots by some streggling militia-men amongst the sot diem an their way to Pound. strut Barracks, made occa sion —if, Indeed, any there were—to call forth that terrible discharge of musketry which ended so fatally, even to in °tansies plum in their own houses. In fact, neither bane* made any serious resistance to the troops ; which proves that this melenobely transaction, which hes made us all so unhappy here, means this and no more—was it right in the militia to 'umbels of being dismissed, not first luring received the promised bounty ? end wee it j ant in government to release to pay it, and to send their soldiers hall naked upon the oonatry—a source of jest to all unthinking boys—la their rags r One of the seem of the Tipperary Militia says that the man wanted their colonel to lead them against the troops of the line ; and adds, that it wee only when all their efforts to restore subordination had foiled that the officers sought refuge in the gaol. Be says the militia bad no ammunition, beteg obliged to use buttons or pebbles instead of bullets, or they would sot have laid down their arms so easily. Tee Quota's County Militia were disbanded this week, few of the men havirg more than two or three pones in their pomades on going out upon the world, and all having been obliged to give op their good clothing pion their &Torture; but a notice was saber quently plated about the county iaformiag them that any of the men who presented the calves at Mount Melia would receive 10.. each. An order has b.en received to pay 10.. each to the men of the Kilkenny Fesilien en their being disbanded ; and Lord Clenoarty, Lieuteasitt-Col•m.1 of the Galway Militia, inti mated to his men that any of them who wished to return home would receive an &flowage, of 11. fue each. The men en availing themselves In great numbers, in all the militia regiments, of the permission to take their discharge without waiting for the final break up of the corps. All are leaving In pesos, end it is not probable that in ten days mon there will be teeny men of the Irish militia remaining under arms. SERIOUS RIOT BETWEEN ORANGEMEN AND RIBBONMEN. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, flartranar Emma. We regret to have to record a most brutal and serious not sad seesalt, caused by • large body of Hl israisse, se ',Abbesses, attaching • body of Orangemen, asar the Peiling, by which several of the latter have boss most sykiesly Wend, and, if report be true, one or two he* bola haled. The partieulan, aa far as we have bees able to learn, are briefly se follows : The day beisgeke oommemoration of the battle of the Boyse,thollivestlProteetantAsemilationof Loyal Orangemen ametabled at the Wbeatthesf, Gateshead, for the purpose apes( la presoaks through the sheets of Gateshead sad Neweestie. About tea o'clock they formed in processios, with sumer*. Dinners, the uses Whig well attired and Mama with sashes, and headed by Hawks` bead. They marched to the Black Swan Hotel, in this town, when they were joined by another lodge of °magmas. After mass delay, the prcossios was re-tormed, sad from thane proceeded down Grey street, Dean street, and so cc amens the Tyne bridge to Gateshead, sad =ward towards the Felling, with the intuition of joining another ledge at that plum; bat on arriving within • few yards of the Felling tell-gas, they observed a large body of 'liberalise, or Ribboonnu, mossatiag to several hundreds. Soso ware is their working dem% while others were stripped to the shirt, with Weariness hided up, and armed with pistels, swords, bludgeons, moms rattlers, sad one rasa with a Vihswhisk he flourished over his head. Some of the bilosinmes these drew ap to the bud, and ordered thus they did ; sad then the ytissiseioa of Gramosmies same suddesily to a stead. Oss of the Onagmens thin stuuni. forward to the Bibb's mos, and sited the seam of the Interreptloo, mid momestel to be Mewed to go peaceably on, urging as • motive that, se St. Patrick% Day, when the Hibemlass walked, they were not molested or eassulted by say of the Orsagemen. This, however, longed of satisfying the party eel y irritated the mom a hundred voices cried out—" Tole shill sever go on. Death, Or turn back again !" The Osage saes, finding themselves thus menaced, sad se they were sot oely cleansed but considerably less in numbers to their opposeate, deemed it best to comply in order to avoid mak lag any disturbance ; bat so sooner bed they turned to go towards Gateshead than the large body of armed Bibb*. 'sea, with a yell, made • deadly and cowardly attack emu the Orangemen, who fled is dismay from their fiercer BM' brutal somilsats. As might be expected several of the Gnats party were felled to the ground, others wounded by the die :2!firearms, and left lying on the groins in their of Is the mantis, the Foam lodge, ancosecions of what was going es, had lased Iran their lodge-room, bat, IN pergolas the sfirey,they made a precipitate retreat, and thus escaped the wrath of the Ribbon's*, some of whom Farmed them. Oa the arrival of the Orangemen in Gateshead they Grath& ooneklerable also. and incitement, and Importer illehoray and a body of pollees's. to their resese ; but, 11111/1 meanest. did not follow farther thas a few hundred =zee further =Mollie( wee then apprehended. Cabe, , wen immediately despetelsed to the loose when th" affray took plate, whoa several Orangemen, lying sense. has sad bleeding from their wounds, were token up and ossveyed to the Gateshead Dispensary, and other plasm, when their wounds were speedily dressed. Se "valet these, ink said, had shot wounde, and were roasidered la a danneross state, and they ware afterwards takes to their respective homes in Gateshead and Newcastle. It Ina estimated that b.tweua 18 and 20 men have bass mere es his seriously injured I. this cowardly and brutal sash. One sem aimed Jobn Spenser, a tailor, residing in this MIMI. Well as a boy named Edward Bar,, IMO lam te the Inirmary. Spencer bad Mx manned mentads se the bend, his first teeth were all knocked out, sad his fees sad body dreadfelly bruised ; and the boy had a geadbet wised en the thigh, but it was not aosiddered estions. The led Me se part in the affray, and was staading oa theAs M the tied wises he was shot. A mm mmenuseted with either patty, who saw they** affray, informed sat ripener, that the first man 140 MIS forward was the sae who bed the scythe, end h. struck est right aid left, regardless of comequenees. Several pistols were fired, sad the Ribbonmen, with fiendish yells, **eked men, weans, sad children indiscriminately for Moe time. Greet eseitement and alarm still exist both in Gateshead eel the Follies where, at the latter place, wen asses bled semeral hundreds of Irishmen and ltibbonsen ; bath le undeestood that the authorities, both of Gateshead and dee ma y, ere oa the alert is order to provost a farther endorea Several of the offender, are kiloton, but, ap to the pessint. only two are in custody—John Haaneh, • metal alsanotat Keene. Hawks', and Patrick WAvey, • 'abeam* ths Hinny trot works. The latter was brandishing aa open knife when token into custody. It Is evident, from the abate facts, that the attack upon the Oranges's was • premeditated plan by the Ribbon sees, se the latter bad assembled at the Yelling early in the sessesiog by stealth, some walking to the place, while others same* the train from Newcastle, having their arse se *Mot about their pansy VAUXHALL—The MOM closes this evening. Mr. Green will amend in his balloon. The evening's entertain ments are for the benefit of lir. Wardell. _ --- BELLE VIM GARDENS, MANCHESTER.—These gardens—whiek are said to be the most ostensive of their clams in the Baited Kingdom—have recently been improved by the addition of • large count hall to their already nu merous attractions. The want of such a rota in the vicinity et Manchester has long bean felt, for since the demolition of the old Free Trade-hall no building has existed in that town &Tellable for musical entertainments on a large scale. The building which the proprietors of Belle Vue Gardens bars just erected is se coustrueted that it can be adapted at a abort sotto to large or small assemblies, provision being made for Increasing or sUminialting its propertions as dr. 'nastiness may require. In form and structure it is said to be admirably salted to its parpcoe, whilst the decors Boas (pink sad whit.) ass simple and effective. That the propreetors are determined to merit eneouragemeat from the misalatevlag imbibe of this looelity may be sees from the preparatioas are making for a series of graced con eerte whisk ere ansovneed to take plane la the ball. At the Int of these, to be given on the 30th of August, ewes of the most celebrated vocable I. Europe, iscledieg Madame Albeal and Mr. alms Reeves, will appear ; sad it is stated Met material will afterwards be performed ea a seals never before attempted is the provisoes. 0111YETAL PALACL—SEVEN.AND-SIXPENNY DAT, JULY 12.—Admissions on payment, 3,623; ditto by seems aker, 7,9 0 11 1%724. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The Royal Horse sod Foot Artillery, between 2,000 and 3,000, recently returned to Woolwich from the Crimea., bads grand field-day on Saturday, before Prince NM of &meta; Sir W. F. Williams, the Earl of Cardigan, sad a brillisat alai. The steam troop-ship Transit, Commoder Joilololl, arrival st Where! lad night from the Cnmes with the 41st Regt meat, sad is oreopeolea c 1 the 49th, numbering, both included, 1.10 awn end mew. Amooget the Akers are Colonel Oran*, C. 8., 49th anis est; Lientenant.Colowel Ooodwys, filet; Majors Muth, 49th, Dewar, 49th, Rowlands, 41et, end Bernard, 41st. The Truman left Malta on the 45th of Mine. and he passed the follow. log :—London, 90, In tow of the Odin, Meant frigate ; the Queen, 111, in tow of the Turitis, stem frigate; the Ream 90, in tow of the Parker, etesin•frigate . and the stesin.frigate Ng's, all full of troops. These Alpe sic therefore now 'spited dal. The Transit eine litho harbour and aloweside the dockyard today, sad the troops on hosed her will diesabark toanorrow, and proceed by 1 troth to Aiderthott. Me Agastemsolt, 91, eztemehig Captain J. J. Bloptord, ww paid off yesterday. The Prime's Royal,9l, amewaitip, Captain Jones which was to have ben paid off ell standing, le now ordered to be dummied, the rigging not bang It fez further serene. CHATHAM, JOLT 13. AO Order we. thin morning reMieed from the Wis.-Iffiest by Colonel H. Jerwls. cammao&at of the provisional battalion, &reels, that 400 nemcommiodoord oaken. privates, and teems Wowing to the depots of the oth (the King's) Beeiment, o4lb, 77th Stnil, Slat, 70th, 70th, Slat, sod 57th (Royal In& Fusiliers) are to he Mid in radiates to embark at Gravesead en Betardsy mgt.*. 19th instant, in the Bombay, for Kurrechee, for the purpose of *alai their respective minuets In the lineal pm. sideney. The whole of the Weeps belonging to the (lathers division of Royal Marines were yesterday morning marched to the greund at the rear of the Mashie barracks, for the mime et "vitamin' the sentence of • searbaserttal being carried out on poivate William Bennett, of the 9Mb company of that turps, who had been tried by rourt-martial. sad mateneed to receive fifty lathea t l e tiebsg sterol from guard, and main away wi th a pair of toots, • Portion of We regimental socessirks. no pree's chuseter extremely bad, and he has been tried five times by coortmartial, and revived oorperal pasts& meet on two former acuities the lest of which wee only • few ==whim he was dogged for making away with his regimental After the prisoner had received his fifty lashes • great mat wee thrown over him, sad be was removed to Melville Hospital. 811EERNESS, JULY 13. The Modtete, 18 mess sailing sloop, has barn stripped, mulls tabard off on Thunder neat. The gas. rat Mayflower was taken out of dook No. 4 rester. day. mi• Plover gnu-boot is to be refitted with all spiel for active servers. DEVONPORT. JuLT Is. The Amethyst, 28, has been commissioned at this pen by Captabl Bydiay Greaten. THE COLLISION IN THE MERSEY. LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY. The investigation into the causes of the collision between the Mail and the Excelsior was resumed this morn- Mg before Mr. William Statham, the deputy coroner (Mr. P. F. Curry, coroner, being indialosed), at the Crown Court, St. George's-hall. Martin Ouvey, Thomas Corley, and William Redding ton, Irish labourers, and passengers on b god the Mail steamer oo the morning of the collision, were the first wit nesses examined ; their evidence, however, related chiefly to their own prcesedings alter the collision, and threw little or so light on the canoes of the eatestrr phe. They and ether of the pusergers got on board the Excelsior after the colli sion, bat were not allowed to remain, the sailors declaring that whether' kilt" or not, they mast go on board their own boat. (Laughter.) Thomas Ouerney Waite, mate of the Mail steamer, was next called. His evidence throughout was substantially the same as that given by the captain of the vend (and already reported in the Express.) After ti e collision, he (witch's) having got Was lights sod rockets ready, went forward, and seeing a person whom he took 0 be the cap tain of the Bleelsiot, he said to him, " This is a bad job, captain." He said, It is not my faelt." Witnres said, "It is a very sad job; what could you b. thinking of ? ' He asid. "The pilot was in charge." The lights of the Mail had been trimmed that tight. He observed before the collision they were right. He not Med them every time he west forward. It any of them had been oat, he would have observed than. Two mums° and the carpenter were with him fore ard en the look out. if it bad not been for the Excelsior stuboarding there would not have been any danger of collision, not withstaeding the large number of small craft lying about the Cheshire shore. The witness was interrogated at considerable ler gth by Mr. "espies% Mr. Weisner, end Mr. Weir. On the I oc cludes of his examination, Captain Cook, superintendent of pilots, directed the witnera's attentson to the chart, sod elicited his 'vision in correction of his evidence, that at the time of the accident the Mall was hotter than a quarter of a mile teems the Cheshire shore. By the Jary—Before the collision he thought the pas sengers would be safe, as be did not know that any of the parengen had got so aloes to the bow. He did not 'witti cism such a heavy oollimiou. The captain was perfectly sober. Had the passassasn been seafaring people they would have had time to escape before the collision took Pliee• The court then adjouraed till the 23rd Instant. rAdvertissasiaLl—AT Ms. MIMI'S BOTABLINI. urn% 111, Irptiarmar. NA4 m Asbobsillabst. sod Orb" Para• en sabilari dr dour et Ileitir astiobstorN la Drarbdasar" webbris, W Derobbild• soures t weldor radio lamb NNW braistisA A u V v a: =itar hobs Ibalr lborbotarr or Ibrialb Tubb lisass•ldwara. Nabob's. Ms" bat" be. arab aboolaL ars argalst ribs istriablard. A 1 Paw New Nor at dr Ntsbbabsai the ea ads oi 1 lisik• Phis b igass‘ ad% sot • relay al aitiblift 11 1 ,