The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

~~ .....~ 1 ~-I'i 1 .sue . .dv / e"7 No. 3,057.1 FOR BOMBAY (to nil from Granommil only la Ago •trt, the 4p!ettakillr4t clam B totely taik44ol wal .h 1. !ANL I.4ll tees =rt. N., ea., Brothers. of Iflacktrall. II EN ILY V i al% Cenriese , it ;to In the Eaet India 1h414. Thlt ferottrlatftL A re men* 1110110.1.11 1,21 5 011 for torersteer4. trill carry •D ea yee heichtor Lete.arc 4444.1 to )14LE0 ALLPOIif WrlloTark. lebleatastree4, THE following splendid SHIPS, belonging to Mean. Morey Masa and flows, of litorkwall. hulk "sprawly for the Inds" trw/e. arc al - l o da ted to kayo UKAVEISEND "A the Isalranentlowat i• Nallle. illontkomptos . , lOW P. Roe (Rleotto direct Iduly II I IWO :W. Bell Nita ' Aloft IS Eike :WOJ. 0. L Pions Morino duvet 'Boot. IA 1 PP J. IL Martin . Machu And (Mesita Noo. I Papal 1 IMO A. Eloolan 'Poet Milli, I: 1 $. lent. ... .. . lOW O. Coleman . Ditto 100.. Fro teems and time of strononodatics, apply to McLROD, ALL DORT. and MOOR . with Mew. MURIA WIORAM sad BON& 1141. Leatlcabsll•Oreat. gOR MADRAS Direct (to sail from Gravesend 11. eird , en the fatta el daplambert. Mown M iry Wirram and '4:llddp IISTONSII ) III. 800 taw eipP BTEEIRK 1 42 ma Promeneddlisa he pauppan% sail PM dapprien,rl _ ..., ad 11$110D. A L L. PORT. an I al OROAN. wirea:plVSZY WIORAM aail dON9, LK Idadeshallptiali. E: lar dli t CALCUTTA Dire ay ct fir A raft f ajbway2 rom Gravesend Airmat, lama ...bipom toloom,. Mowry Micros too. LIAM BaLL, Comman d er . Is Mrs Th. IMP bao eacollont aceonno.,Lst oa. tor paocager... aad at/ taw Y traperioated mama to Olt or paoare. apply to Omplota to. PILL ,or to M'LLOI). LLPORT. mid MORGAN, Ida Moors. NONNI "nowt aad idONA. 156, LealealsollotteeL CALCUTTA Direct (a midst trader. will oared vista quiet dergatebl, the hteelitheet .blp Writ AS. •Al 111 tam W. X Ownsmetter. in the West l Doi. Ur • fta wet, cal esteileet aceesetensialke for plemalien.—Act r t: LIT INOtTOS. awl Cs, A. Gist Bt. lies., hethdreet. of GOOD HOYE (with quick dogwatch). dui trw"=w9 %%is ?IRV ihti k rla= UN baitt by M. J. Pik. on tMa4erlial, Mk, a inarata ems- Wto .b 1 1 0m• dein... of 'mkt 11104 aiel.—Apply la TOllOllll, LIT I SOSION, sad Co., 31, Gnat el admn. OTICE to SHIPPERS, &c., pm MARIA PIM POST PSI P by Mk Tomei, g Ewe up co le Mae Met M. IMPS lIMINIVI 411/, Ulii Joiy. Tile int Mr a kw mei.. le the rep L, lit DDLTANI Cm. 2. J• 0 0,= 4.4. • ; or ,• MI *ONUS MSC mod Co.. Is, T LIVERPOOL—For MELBOURNE and ORMAN*. as oplemoid am &ppm STD Linme. A I. WOW 4.llPleed and JOU 11.111. mirmoW file tithe appeder earl Pr w• bulk swear fee geed. eel epeelleismr even oseememlittlfs fee lot dr obis pagmewe. tee die eietelee.l repolatlea of Opptate Poore la as le 51.11eiret ~rise. peat pen et ee Peetepe Peek be JAM= DOW 11, ; ee teJOll3l 107 VO. PDX*, Nod Ca. W. ER ISYDNEY.NEW BOUTS WALES, Din* I,4! flegi rw m aL ll Zß l 2l l o7. " A i rr i rsro, ). Ike siVr i 7 .Bl IMthi. kes MAW, issiellrming ALEXANDAI .MAIO °WIZ% et: el *a J.W. Lauda' bolo. U.. teauttfal %stateentroadir ~Yyw keprimpow—Ver 1111.31 sr pew* way to IT KLUB 431 SO lidos's; or le JOILN 103U11. DON& owl A. K K R VOA HOBART TOWN (Vas Dissea's Load) JI: Direct Iliso MO Oda OR lidad=al. ; rmi ollan• most or il 2=: Pane% Mgr to Fr.. t %ow" lliorraso ;or to WIN sox iio 0..14 r ii : =B l TORT PHILLIP Direct, the well-known W thisedile Ay lITEBON HEATH. AI 1,014 tow regtotor, tiom time ahoy, JAMES CONN CLL. est* elOof °Sou, rfrie rio, qatir 6 -higuir Do*errs : itr,tztvi,.-4 or tr 414111 or WNW M 441 to 5Z.124 I, JolnOostiore, IL 14arpato; of to Joni DON 11 . 0 sail Ow. a OrocordrooL FOR PORT PRIMP Direct (to sail treat the Wm Jaz:los at PVIIMIIII to embark on Ur 11 Ir ti r•lor ae. . friam"" Cl•l•la J. 11.. " 00 - 571111 ."' • 61A V I L imul boo s=ont PIZ • kr aproort=nollod opo= of se= ler to Clain =Fog rid • toV a rtil e iL• f•d eLT ie ir= me r m orm i t o ta i szi e TX : or to 11 . 1 a s szlf ••• FOR PORT PHILLIP Direct (to faker the ]oho ?Vey. MA ha owlet tkeostdo. harps MIN kw SOO emieuremeet cob. the es. trot eettbd HMO. trfteiritNlNdia CORM OA. A 1 ream He tees plater, RENZT WALLAH. c. Meader. To mooted her realettr. Me 1.. fatotstltsg BOMA b *Metalk Ado TELEGRAPH, A I. MHO tar reglier. JOHN IitTINN. Ocert- Ilmodor. BOA three Tomb ere boding is the Lasko Docks sad here mel ba. toommointies for CM sod wood (*Hs wooden. ler Freight or apply to 110TCHNIN. MAIM sad mower.. Nort Isdteahemteee. Lestadottl Abet ; or to TEM PHA ANTS, CANTINA sod DARIN. OA jeodturehotreet. OH OKELONG Direst. the yearly now sad fast ir=portlearelearidj V= "76e, Is Ton101"ClIallr. MOszi plower,. Lindseteo4lviet; a, is WS. CA ma eV. Ferimedmireet. EOR SYDNEY Direct (ha* room far lieu u rawramiat t.Lingiimial .meat ;te aarri po intr lop . ma teal v i rr ig iss, . E "'"" D. lii• nits Ado In et allooocumocedslio• for sod mood colds comompocat Nod* Mc folio 'Po Dam Cho Maack 7 mous. with C, • lOW =cr co rnlTl" I.' r 4 . 0 .4Y• Etntsrtgion C, a k , ritbh hall; elippn ll* 'WINIFRED. •1. au = C D aftira aw EN, Coectooodar, with ocadcdient Dab chl i Ttlto London Docks. roc 1 co totos~y to 110 Te II II N. )101111001nOWIllt. _lac I bero Ladoba groat . or I. MIPRILLILYS. C•llTift, cod DARK Y., 60. reochord Week OR QUIBRC and MONTREAL (with hem diat, deepatch, haring great pin of her cargo maw% the Au 'Ault clipper tug. gI'ALA of SIILHA. A 1, eoppered and espm faotened, 310 inn.. (11 . A1R(11 , : 11 IAR. Commander Imam In WLondon Dock. TAM ship hae eget Ikon arcoomodailoa for on— For freight or pe,,see apply to TEX PZIILEYB. CAST , ADO MASK w, Feuchurch greet. EEAM.—LONDON to MONTREAL Direct.— The powerful Anada. rorroateereer CH AdTER, • l, RH tom . h I L 1.1 AS II A R R IRON, I' oen woodsy...rill be denote& il from ah e ud.. tuot.orreltivoly oil WoModay, r...lrd July : sad followed /PI f4ber tomb Iv may be required by Me trade. AU goods will to booked for tbe Alp Is the older of delivery at the Dada —_Applr to itLIIIIID lIILL. 35, )11111-rtrooL Cherpoldo ; or to TIMPUITS. CARTER. and DAB 8.A.. tamilaretivtreet. FOR VALPARAISO, IQUIQUE. and ARICA have quiet Annosteh. hating • Iwo swine of um Umtgdl. th• Ow MCA built torque MARY ANN JOHNIPPON. an tone newer, ivorn in the Ude; RITION Comosntler loading In the Lonilnn Denim—Foe efeime soil perm ni*. to SEINIVI PEACOCK. AN Os.. IT, Oneadrobainei, Lan CIThAli direct to the CAPE of 0001) 110 P IL all to SHIPMS.— AO 000A9 for the VICTOR t he be mad dewed THIN DAY. the INA be art be Ise gratety. —.I A MIS THOMSON, Net I . gl ia lW ZKALAND, AUSTRALIA. ft.— IrMalliCll YOUNG NM Co.l. WE. • I MPS ape we May la the Mot I. Rte, be illumethall a• =kr : IMF Cala.% tea' Pws. p..,.. . riablaks .. . abhor i.. ea . r. ..... Omilielow .... awl Orli B. Thimai.. 41111 , 6 0 : 111316. Ass. 111 rems Wantios ..... 1 11 . 4.7 : : I 114: .... ... az n elm Sr ..sis .l owl* iheanneme 4 awl EPA t.alan ONDON and NANTES LINE st BTIUMMIB ail coimtlt i lle . o. larkeliall .trest.—Tbe aarmes ibe re rut math ..f 06.11•• red Ass vim; soesellms .1111 the Odor, fours az 1 ii.Mes,az. ',Za Ocel li lhora—Fat nits of MUM, be ize = aus. • 1 I ; iitt is K. OIPPLIR SI M. 114. i. ANAMA .M PORTS Ii the PACIFIC (to I.im Soisbr—Tii COLON sr SANTA NAIITTIA. UN arlibiHrt= = SANTIAGO. A I SAS ter re rem Is re Tlft re rid to dippers par •IA Parrs NiarLaseasassimporar ar wady li rib Is War Prla.—lrsthrrii Pa...... 1 1, SiOSWALD Sri Ow. 4. GiNfiliii. lisrusiolesit. MADEIRA REGULAR PACKETB.—Tbe COMIT. rapt. PAATR.OOII. sal sail from Loam ea W At hot OMOSSaa ass WU. Mt . o I r PAL IN INA Y PA no. DAV.. .4! Nab laissmasa I co, Nviehrw. linen, as. Firma% /Aft Two Gas Mess form • males. Me. mono sad km tie Woad. sail ars to wet dos IlataKe SW War I&7l=V i allamaio MO* lA If DIN awl RU DA; lA= MAL PVtiItLAND ItOU'rE.-BTKAM to INDIA sod ERIN A,Sta, Oa Kipsypt. —The PEN I NAL L %R owl ORIENTAL AM TA{ IOATION COMPANY WON PetseLNOßotland re. • geode owl yororls foe Use II IdUIT ERRAN EAN t:. aupt. Aden, toy, Ceylon, Redoe s met NOWA. 14 IWO 111 l ebe, booths( an Use tilt end NMI of every month , .n foe Mos mad IRMO by those of Use 4th of Use aoselle—loe toolser partisabes •I Us• Coossaye oder. lA Larkshali.etrist. Imailsa. sad IkaUrrapka. Tte 44-tort% NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION comPANys n-4-chos Puma. lea', Orifenby for HAN awry Saturday. and (ifiwbr for TONNINO, Edda/. We 18th July, sad wary alto:ware Frnisr.—Taren RI. end LL W. a ANDREWS, Mandan Dingier. NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION ITOMP AS Irl 'pedal eed Men Service to Elt. Peterstratt sad woe tinkar 11164111/ SWIM nip occiveriee 010061 an tw the MOW Dere* Ilithear loth Towing see . tbenby 1 welefr og re4 ses ier., en nesethed ea follows Irmo nth : Wenb. tite. Zetara. Toe . date T 0 riwoot Teemlei a 4 0 ..:::::: = aas Tee Dwilesad It co Irchert=nd ANS 1- / 10 Maria sal Sinanto half tarn ab three e Bieereas Tlcitota nil* die Mlle n P IM* 011141•0 161. el ."86. °M11:1 1. AUTOS =1:1.1/Trili 11M r ftL .ir ep I t tIIONIIIIIS Ile Wk.. at. a W Yr. ?over , oll; fir ether 141411. le Swim C. Floihnee NM Op., Pareern sas weir en SW W tn. 3140. (Word Wert. W. B. ANDIEWS, WaiesthltlWwWilr• STEAM to NORWAY (sarryieg the Royal Mails). NORTH of EUROPE STRAW NAVIGATION COMPANY V 3e d yrit i Klll2ll, 11111tima bnahnonr. lionnont. an tp N have Nall wetly. la *Myr to secommodate tbe bombe mane of aturremed• tag te as above roceaattc rod lataisalase a tbe above moat every reday tor IsCraltinn WLIMA. Nam Hail. int elm, Oder tablk lea. DIVA treat Leedom, Mi Limits eml Ncetb WM= MOM MN Si tirea " %yr have y mad *mat arcommodalloa far yammer% mad eaperkmeed male and Imele memmta Pm Mem pertimilare sad plase et cabbie, comb at tbe Compare 011 em Willeameamet, Leaden : er to T. Warm, Soca, aerl Co., Holl. W. IL MUMMA Xeres* Director. STEAM from HULL and GRIMSBY to SMINTENBURO. —REDUCED FARM—Tao NORTH of RUMPS STEAM NAYIQATION COMPANY'S Iraalam Dad lmal Malik me damakial from Man n'itt ths Saar i aa ck ftmsby far am= ma`, e t.. :a la oWiala Marisa Lberarem 11.50 pm. or ""Tli: taxa Lades. irla Grimsby. in‘eles ril abb. W. P ANNUM& kaaseleg Daradar. RUNK ERQU E, LILLE, sad PARIB,I wig Twat,. . ar e Viral at Dassisha— I aa. i riiri a raVott xA, °Mr= ebbe TILBURY NM 11001111510 SAIL AY ay 4 ZiertZtdr.trmelar asialk"stmet*== gratailikkok is as mere. ard mark at Mary. maa—ati l al6lAN. aid To . ..... lea It. lb— ltimatZb basica= h. td. . . Li • almaid o platar ma t i e. :ol.o7. N..... St: Sem a qS ... nlist=t= be TU. try isil Sallow Anaara. ITTIANDItSW6. Maratha !beater. eTRAM hoot HULL to CRONSTADT.—Ttto Aso tem mew Mum shlp BURLINGTON 1e Islssibei Bo Ism Hui CIONSTADTonTI.7.BDAL July IL TIN yowl has eolladia seeormedeAke for panniers.— Tor Woo" hold* be en kolas spplylo SATURN N ow REID, 12, Wag llllBeirelmt, Leslie* ; So ORR 001 Oa. JUL LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1856. B A N z et LONDON. At I MININ Illtilkoabilion6 uYA/ Tavern. lieskskaba4//wk cm G TU of INIDAY. Ifs J. 1164 Lokick the Clair. HNMr J 1/11•11 . Y.P.O art lt JOHIT I MMIWNWHee., Vite.eirsomm. gar& VIM J. I=Je .. T Lel:. Y.P. Thews it El4 Jenne* aremieres.l* Or _ multi% Maar- Al&mail Orelmmilm• • {wire 1111 en. lA. MI mmeerde dew MYR =Ye= to ellthld ties MOM Hasa mu read In' Ihm "lierimelmr et that the MOM, be ligeriM i gn i e V eli _l4 ll. ll2reimmther Istim i . s migis a sures...... M . = erremila Oa umer. Neel=ll . Wit Amu' Um he Vum Pie melt( Se waft It dmeholle Is emil the lettedderr al OM iel. sad the Ve•Wee tremu din =• us irreame te pm uNt Oa Imieft. • • thelemust d ass lo the Ile r o of 1E Im•lth u ll ii he , W h r iris Mkt ihalp et Wiwi It he eneememi Im minuet* the 1 mommil iltit ir H of armed hie Ilt the miterdme hy lbe Dr t i tifelet a lled Whip l i e s m ; 4. 4e i r . lej :Tt i d. .vA is tr a :Wu um : lIMIBISHM te~ am at• the eienholden ie► tor=4 to ihensee mead Akill IL Id. tor Mon= N. numbs • emu to be married Se ' preSl mut tre el OMIT N. The of Oh emu* ha embed VII= mre= et ere earthed S. lone • hewn c. PE I. wm “If se he sar ZMern year,aril, OM 11. 611 ill 00 IMMO Ma M lb elfildrilw ememmemmet MI6 IN bow fed It but asetermy he mirmet Is the hemille• et immenClite Uri, of the Int rests prellts; et Se ism Ire VW Min he sit NM al dg. mmHg. In math. the west isi . : mod the mire aellbmAmh Ilia Mu sequel at e w e usimelers. lila Au Pi ee the ese to ametnem lle -It hem Mr rumba ant etj et Oman AN HI II• Id. anted to ti UN sissest. wee he the MI at a . 40 ,4 Td..tar Iv_ _ zu m fistediv i. ea fa at rad areoest. es Niro SUN to spied emiatz pewee ; that tut d i t u i7 .. iimi l afts.e.je sew • met efor the tato uf Myr elma Aum br: l i= . t ha l dab et the beef ot • remen u rge Wlll 1t5.14 - hi canted rteseme%noresyrrgeit i r ri t s h il i s p=oe "b b i vasoingt, As II he ref , peen NI . r , their the Dlseibea te dr harreel at eime poled Ire• twos Ilei I . lllL4et ultremr. w i rt . sez= ph e tne ; ...r:e =B=l= emuelta. la feet ~s lo alemi XWee% dru " m T V th r. . .., mew'. r i ....N. 4 , 1 1:1. 11 = ZIPS,. NM. ill , ; .: as.=as as e De t k b ergßeith UM ia nee =FA . it It me Ss pure wale Ma Ho Jmse. pow meltlt ledulletlestelt•Nleeleem le eimmomisdpe Se MIN ilizt s' eremitism et the SmaNkee la As red the therews, NOON urn orb smiler. Imp the =LHot Usk WO ammatem to sada • ale sad e el the summeum et Or " BANN 01 LONDON. Lien Mks and Astsra lOtb Jim Mt Dr. Tr 2 1 . 1 r.r 1d .............. ........ ...... . . 000,000 0 0 « Om by the Bask on Coma rod Dwelt Am . 1 .18 1 ,9111 17 3 „Amount aariliol Si "Praia Sid for' ....... count Oar payment b aerboon d MAO SR IA for barns. ao *Or taboos) 3747 7 Cr. £1.701410 11 10 By Ineestanents, OA To Government Nominee ......... L 311.000 9 n In Ober now Airs . WO 18 7 1:136338 8 6 By RBIs Daromard, Loan" sad .omi. . ... IMMO 15 3 „ Bask Proolosa Tbrodnar.lnstreet (Inrield) 0 0 „ Banned Fop= Planitars. Maga be, Tana . r zl o t a st4sl ine... (llorimerns . _Dsid raw 14 0 1 / 8 151Anen4 Marion Adortraft& t& TAN 15 1 13.196 9 1 PROFIT AND LOOll ACOODNT.JrI.7OI.2SO II 10 Dr. A a. d. To coma mom% bad and doubtful debts. Yam de. 0.799 12 7 „ Rabat* d Inbaoress dbourosd not yet dr. cools=da rad Immo areoust. . 6,55 11 5 at word 1.• 00 • 0 «A rawl silo Me ed or ant per mom tow Os 11562 0 0 ▪ 1). a reMO br risme fund. ......... ......... lIA3O 0 0 prate sided Wood as nut . norT RR 10 7 OFIAIT 1.6 Oe. By jo.soss Irge.knot 07.417 II 7 I me septa low rad. It MN= ilk. CSAISMIX. 111001Idad by SAMOS' @COM. fp,. Mt W _ . Tombs Boom rad JANE. Homo ADDIADOS, . lbssi.. WO WIN 1 " %Mt Ss .swo m =soitod art prints& sod a copy rot 1 t° 2 l e --:A ,:riv g as I=l ' LAagZt r D r .. d.d.t: : :o n:g : ti. 1=1 ., A „„.: Thst aim wr.w% r; " 47 4 6 m to id' lis et =ir= solltra IBELl bi sios at& oss k Airrei all =sr di slVX it wotiestot fee st . T surahn iu sea si gra i nver ' ; art Iwo et isoilt aim Or dolma ilidand Porter. MN., 1 GS . 11= iiide . l a :ft ,Isiontilst a Lloli amaibm... liowas T = U., eusksi mei: iamb : That Ws Wet llooks sf=orsitos ts Ws Dteutws4 . l2: 1 Widow sod West ...-iNk to• NOM 41 awl WM the sus =se worlA i t . poLsoc e bs wil i =litolors. It itss WI mirk la lbs . It ow sis nothoi j usisiosr er i Zts . f a ltirnot IlipE r re 0 1WW7 s 2p10 liow sold. Sited la WS = . to Ws It was Ws • ; sad awoolot W W. 0. IL les.: ce4 . 4 l ff l aitie mel er si rspg i tragnsa ir A C=ars low .- 11100110% W .sm Ws vossalos billow stssaw TM =aft. ow Ow asslared WV swisiso7. urstraotsti tram I SCOTT. ttsentow. DX KANN'S ANATOMICAL MIMMYIL " I * I I P: a 41 1 9 .2 One I mr. " ag... 8 1 . slaw IMmullimium la . tom je m . ow dims es Dr. .M 4 pm pm. PAEU TWICE DAILY. bv tb•MAIL PACKETS, . . Cakda- SHORTnif ISA 11%1111•01.-The nett. wuri esimedtounky ittof s im aleargailaft the fuSsot t. the ap a l y he Royal sad Ma. tam DOM kr Csiais Coil; r 4 tZrarar "libl i g= "ig pm. wings :e t ; 6.m0 at = Laksir r . mi. es 4444216 Wow 4 pa. g . a m li ati as 1.4 sm. and 1.88 pai. ire M. =44= t r i t NI awl. as milder *di tram Pads or LeJl3Bllll.B, COLOGNE. mad THE RHINE , by lie laels.—A ROYAL 7 11.. STEAMER I he OSTEND woo Wei ll.li asi OSTEND DOVEllt e tist i Op . : . .1 at LIP pa = Bs = D r: ce dm:Miss. a. Laetardd.Znit; arias WisPaii Uric SAL NTWERP, BRUSSELS, COLOGNE, HAM BURG, BERLIN. LUPO% BREEDEN. M.- Er pima A saly.—Badeold boo. 21%. Ned Wa—The CO NY 'S ANTWERP MPA an opleatli_ sag ME OM P. W. PEIRCE. Eimimilor, Bewannt=liele i rler, Tare. tasasy. el IE wee. velembig Beim Anima Wed Wedeni. Amnia. at L Tema= tasvpiesied lo mined bon ElloWoM a s. he Oe Verbs waft. a MON. 113. Parbrilb.lreel. mirk Es we M. st s EH a. Oxfitrast. WON ism lie =mi. mime, lohiselk OUTHEI D , Sheerara—DlAMOND FUNNEL rec Hu=enl a SS. a r d : kszt wi tant i n gi 4 ,1 / 4; Isagssat M.M. Maoris. le sod tem Masons. fir. CARAVEBBND. Brith, Greembittto, Rasherrille.— %it DaAMOND FUNNW=III 14,10.101. u; aid Los at= 0. rp bon a l lt es tt ar 7h. al _Bolos odor OINK lo GI. sod 11.16/ ; to itabonflldias, Is. IL sod b. EOR BALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, tb. arr las dipper .*. PLYING VMS. bulk by Kam Nen .... 1 ........, m ,,......... Pas. awl cars Wawital ; I.IIM Ism lus.. t i re r eiglig a a . *S I am' alk e mmadre rod . .77.2 146. am er& WM, 6 ma eigshig as ein If= rz a insimera lai kr as Nonyas a a maw. as be Vai l EticalFrim ram,. ~.i.r. CI_REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. —EXCU ‘fii BIOS olAuctersa. mid affetwa. is WIDNES DAY, Jab 16, from Padelkara. at t 6 am., relanelag on &lank, tbs(lll4 fir flanked. 46 3. pas. , new 4 pm.: aad 0105a4144 Ifsna-114reford sad Raw 154 aid 104. Olouceaer, 154 mad OTAL SURREY GARDENS. 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ROUSH OP COMMONS.—WirommAT, JULY 9, The Sraaxaa look the chair at 3 reek*. CIVIL SERVICE.. Lard OODBRICH nosed that the Imes go cats sew mitt« es this subject. Th. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, b..e the Speaker lets the emir he wend vane a few nmeoln with the view of Wades his aside (deed net to proceed with his manor on the wildest. It would be in the toseHostite of the ben that at ea early a nod I. the nein hie =Me hind mewed a ressintioa with a view of madam men general the mania of naminatiens fte the shil service by ens emantition. • dimwits Welt Mine upon that meths, whisk wee halleared by a dlnise. sad the question had never ease to an ultimate denials, but had been pardoned to the present tine. haat that discuelea took pins the system Ind matinued in tun ings% sad ha would state what had ben the malts. The spills was Wieland la May, 1856. sad this was the result up to the 301 k in% fa the meant year. The Banker of eastiidens amband was 2.369 ; essisised is 1166; .sashed la the provisoes, 693 whin at e tai da 1,749. Of the perms so ezesined there had ben eon &• mt.& granted at the Landes esemisetions to 664. and al the si Ltresissiel examination, 446, sad as the repent et the b of &penman, It ; tailing a NW al esetleatee greased of 1,070. Tile sambas of en- Manse infused at the Landes esandastine was 11311 ; sad at tire - ii;ovfisdeT Msing a total of 688. Tito hors would me, therofore, that as nom as possible ma pensoa failed la °bedsitsg a candidata to two winner:redid, aid It would be obvious to the boom that Mess oasmiaalloas were mot men manors of form, but that they had the What of sopantion worthy from unworthy asadid.tas. Ilia sable frisad prop:mid to early to a greater intent that berotefore rho system of open enataatioa—that was to sty, that when a Tammy oecnrred say person might offer ltionelf, sad if it appeared that ha was the best man, be should be selected. He would Mato the views of her lisjoity's promotion ea that point. Is the Ant plate, he would take du use of thole gamier clerks was were appolatad by the bawls of departiewits-. welt, foes:amyl., is thaw la the heanfory of Swift's Mow et la the Tnaesry. Who. a totem wwweed ha awe depottaesta bawd lasildata wee* asisaled by the hoed of the flop +resist, sad they were ouldeetad to as ewafaw Ow, the orjeafSf which was to determiao who was them Save perms. Now, the head of a department. eishoesk ho might hold his nate by a manicotti *NW Imam, always had a string Unmet in obtalat imi edlest ega. poems to 'widget the bylaw el Ur and be was eanasadod by persona who won pre. Memist *Sun la Os depareseat, awl who by tbala *deist coatelbated watarlally to aid Ida la OMNI' 'Saint widasta. With Mari to that dam at CONN hi thought the house would see that the system now itimbeed offend satisfactory security for proper ap pedalos's. He would cow take that clam of civil esrvents who podsemml these facetious which were the least dUllseft aM beet important. They were a very aunesseme Mass. la ths Custom* there were tide-waiters, and la the Post-offlos there were httemoarrime. mid peeethi who badman post dikes la the etteetry. Aeyeyelem Mime. petitive examination was wholly unsuited le Vow= et Mat dew Take the ease of a tide.waitar ; be had ea welsh M the leek of a yawl sad prevent smuggling. esd I he mere honest sod able to reed and write it *mid be abeent of Ile government to sisretzszy rdig higher qmffilieeffien. This tabs the ease of a who method 11s. or Um a week. A meepellehe timbales for mob Mime would have ea air M Mimi* abed it. the them ISM* to the intermediate class, sad be eft agreed with his noble friend that the oriel* be MM. mended was applicable to that class. There was a meithe lathe swabs, of perms in the more limited brutalised the revises department, for example. the officers is the Mille and Rosy of the dams in the customs. Malay of the aims mem appointed on the nomination of the TromarT. txew them was this to be observed with regard to appointments made by the Ihmetary of the Treseary, that he not being the bead of the Aspects's! fey which the nomination was ma de. • head of the department he therefore that class el ease additioeel He was ready to with the Civil Service *Ur and Mr. Werth, the resale that elimination by cm : was not considerable. os satisfactory melts than say experience was in favour of .ion if the principle of appoint- Smut by competitive naisfearion. The question now was, by what meant, sad in whet foam, that principle should be extended. Them was this difficulty in laying down an anti venal rah, that they could not say that all do asedidstes fnr elks In the public a rates should be brought up to Loscass.la enter to undergo a competitive matinee on. If that euembatthe wee for the purples of aroertaining that the essiblets peeetheed a mists prescribed set of qualifies thee. k NAOS he eeeducted is say part of the United Mag ill's'. by peeper armagersea ; bat if the appoiotments 111111 W il• made ea tie principle of mmthetitioe Swam ne• enemy le Wag ell the candidates to one dam. They melt oss madmt as examination by oompetitios in dlf arinsplesee. may mere than they could have a roe et berme, without bringing them ell to one Sp& lel I they laid dowo the principle that all the esmffilehte mete M gene up to London, or Edinburgh, or dit Hdtla n jb ti OM es advantage to them who lived In the a stamp plasm over others. That was a eciasiderable profi led Canary in laying down en universal and imperative site ea the sebjeet He did sot think it Inlaid be fair that Ilthy *mil all be required to acme to London. He quite 'MINA that experience was in favour of the principle IMO lr asbis friend recommended, and it would be tee shady et ersisatest, by gradual meths 'ad feeling their way as they advsnord, avoiding those did eslUae which esperienee showed to exist, to give as moth Mention as they emeld with safety and propriety to the principle which he resommeaded. He trusted that this enplaaadw would be eatlefeethey to the home, sad that they would me it was the sheen wish of the government to carry into e ff ect the =r examinalon for the civil service, width warn led year, believing that it lauded to the publie the geethesesesarity for Maloney in the diff brandies of theitsbile Sir WORTHCOTE appealed to the noble lord, after the thresh they bad Just heard, to withdraw hie motion. Lord GODERICH said, if the Chancellor of the Bs thinner had delivered the speech they had jut heard whin he gest brought this subject before the house, be should have thought it his duty to ken the matter in the tends of the governmeet. He wan boned to say that nothing could ' be more gratifying to thou who bald the views he did, than the speech of the right hen. gentleman. I. the address which he moved, be took ease to adopt a fora of words whin was calculated not to tie up the hands of the govern ment, and to show his willingness to leave the matter to be united out by them. Deder the eireuenstaame, he should not Moak the house further with this question. He was wieldy prepared to withdraw hie motion, and to move that the order be discharged, reserving to himself the right en a future measles to bring the matter before the house, if he should led It neesseary. Mr. TITS entirely easourred he the course which the noble lewd proposed to take. What they wanted to get rid of, ae far as they Gould, was the principle of nomination. The recent itemisations by the Society of Arts had shown that properly qualified person would he obtained from verities puts of the country, persona who had been oda sated in mechanics' institutions, and other humble insti tatioas of a like character, these being persons who would probably never obtain nominations. At the sues time he was willing to accept the (fifer of the government, and ha quite speed that any change of this kind must be eared out prudently, cautiously, end wisely. Mr. RICH *lse expressed his satisfaction at the conspn min which bad been come to. He looked on this as a step in advance towards the ultimate end, free competition. The mottos was then withdrawn, and the order dim 'barged. TENANT-RIGHT (IRELAND) BILL. On the order of the day for going into committee on this bill, Mr. MOORE said he should cot be doing justice to the OWN of tenancright if he were to occupy the time of the house by pronedieg with this bill under dream/tutees so unfavourable. If the session were not so far advanced be should not have been deterred by the singular expedient which her Majesty's government seemed to have adopted in tiocjanstioa with the hoe. member for Northaseptoe, in order to induce the house to reject a bill which the go vernment were willing to waists, but yet wen afraid to strike. He left government fa full mementos of the 'dna tap they had obtained, sad it was no gnat exertion of elthaky cc generosity on his pert when he said he did not begrudge them one particle of the credit of their pro 'medics in the matter. The ',planation of the Se cretary for Inland amounted toilet', that government voted for the second reading because they wished to acknowledge the principle of the bill, but they opposed its going into committee bean they wished to prevent that principle being canted out. From the explanation of the right hon. gentleman, it would seam that if the new league were vigorous and powerful, then its principle was to be carried out, but U it wore poor and inactive, than it was to be no elected. He hoping that during the rases the right hen. gentleman would devote himself toe study of the Irish map, and that next 11001012, instead of furnishing them with gee sipiag details of the affairs of the talent league, he would furnish them with his ideas of tenant right. Sir J. WALSH said the bill was carried by a sharp divi sion. He mat several members who were coming to the hone to vote modest it, when they heard it was carried. Mr. KENNEDY regretted to see this great question treated in a cavalier manner. It would &most seem as if there wean° Whose to which Ireland nald appeal for the redress of her grievances ; for it was said that even this bill would not have passed • wooed reading had then been a sufficient number of Enlist' and Scouts members prenat to preveat it. English ausitcotch member", however, should not set theaseelves up spinet the interests of Ireland. They should remember that while eight to one of the Irish repre sentatives voted for a teaant-right bill lest year. six to on had voted for it this. It was clear that the feeling of Ire- Ind was in f of stork a measure, but the obstacle to =tit was the fear that it would be made a precedent of ending it to England. Mr. MAGUIRE earnestly a_ppealed to the government to take this questioa up, as he did sot think it ought to be left in the hands of a private member. The interest of the empire required that they should take it up, because in order to make the country powerful the peep)", of Ireland must be made happy, sad entented with their lot; at pre sent they were leaving Ireland in utter dulled' of some sun a measure as this passing. Defies the late war no less than 230,001 perms emigrated frees the deter kingdom, while lest year the number reached to 87,000. Now at was from the people of Ireland that the army wee recruited, and if the hone sad the government would only do justice to Ireland, we should have no need hereafter of any Foreign Enlistaint _. . . . Mr. IIi'MAIION hoped that whim a geared elsotios Gam the people of Intlaud would take ease to settle this gustiest by !animals; as member who refused to support tsusabright ; bet st all events of t►ie he was satided, that If the tamest league did its duty they would secure the si tars of fixity or flity wanton pledged to sorry fixity of lemur* sad s ewe ram . . . VANCE protested against its poles abresd that then masa 'laity of Irish mentbcts la (events( this bell.Thers were ay Irish representatives who word never sweat to say thin of the kind ; avid Aldan/Lk he, for ate, shoald net have the slightest objection to facilitate the staking of weatnects between landlords and mutate, he should always oppose • tasiesore of this character, as eel est and wholly nanstisd for. P. URQUBART mended the boom tbat Ireland wee the waly maatry k Western Europe wbi re the meant was inane ems emit elfamority for his improvements. The meth lei Mgr best of the goverasseat bad, by his ton s OW, sehiewsd the fine of a Chatham' and easu hit Nea add to his pepalarity by applying a domeatie psßq to Irelasi that Aside do Jostles to the teasat, sad sawn the Maim of soiarisa oeimie trees the easels of the •=. Lord PALMERSTON bad war oeseesiod his epos this amides; ea the *vary, it was phi* ma et paw, earned in that:enamel which sit apes do tab rest some few years egea s a s d is of which he wee a ememinit Li a gemmed petaelple, Me ab Ist it highly obnatiammlb that willows* shield Wafer, treasons** between parties who whited Is asks hergaias with eseit edam Them essid sot be two *aims spas the vassal oeiselpha Mae it would be mut hartal he the law to Istagese and pameMba innelithine upon eliher i trem em seller', no natter whethe r H lonniein be geode (Hess, hear.) In the =maillipaithelsal, however, the goverameat had ilit M reiellime between landlord sad town an entaldslit entlM le be made to that general and jut pin =end mess peed they last year brought in a bill PeedeL lil lbeg= led te irepee wwM St i bi t l hat if it ge. o jiM all a law it ereehlpeti ea lied te all thine local disputes and dif ferentia will bed dietereed the tranquillity of Ireland. Well, they did** bees to peas the bill, but they were dia appeteited in their erpostatioew They found that they had been mistakes &their ezpeatatien of a union of with semen to the punkas of the bill, and the bill felled. Thum MIS the Wl sew ander consideration. It was bill nihilist le its emblems from the one of lest year ; bet at the memos doe Ilia tight bon. friend the Secretary for Ireland did set spew M aresed reading —sot that be tip !proud et le, bet only ter the este of having the question farther dlesuned. He was bound, however, now to say that be did not think the bill was one which ought to pan into a law, and sow that ft bad reached another stage he certainly thought it right te oppose it. [Mr. Bantu " Why, Wm withdrawn." ) Oh , very well, let us adhere, then, to the old resat , do merlins nil taco humus, and as the bill was dead say no more abut it. (" Hear ' " end • laugh.) With regard to the future, in the present temper of parliament, he did aot think it was likely that a bill could be passed as il a ig , s , Larest, end Ilassalonabp aineseleti.emellebeinme ere ;tat If the hos. gentleman nuTeetefon should end it to be him duty to bring forward another bill, why of course it would receive the consideration of the government. The order was then discharged, and the bill withdrawn. CHIDING'S WATERPROOFS are the beet st asds4 wed aPnlioable te that el =hie anxiber of persons in the ni dal% 4 in gir l arsr iiim o si liw im ec alliga i l sfra i amere=s! = Term i y de o p f alts e ng a t ;i f n or i e n s i tto m g es s ill & si t were appolated to on the notainatiu t i them was be ohm in . 0 1, 81 ....tat' made by the Smestary of the Ti. = ago e s y, §ll, bead of the departateffit for whiel ese maw . bad not that interest which the b to obtain (Easiest servant., sad tl ERE 8 HER'S KASHMIR FLANNEL pastelists eertalaly did require -Ammo ewe seesaw*.M wee* and that whist sew ssiteed. Shrwhirti Mae nem tarred MM. ell 6 aself that, having comenaiested with at sr SI wadi ompasi * l ad abalone's, Sir Edward Ryan an, lILINFLIat7IIe . a 0•11ftle. rag tolkmaiss4 et their experience had been t amix....appiliNims, „... 66 ..ie ma ths.,..=„. 61 mar Ps" petition, who the masher ARK YOUR LINKIC—The Pllll impansded. the whale led to more satisi elan of examinatioa. Their tap yh mo i. m . a id b Am dmdiNiim gradual and eauCous adoption et asse skopriptimilia moat by competitive maasinatiot LO. IMlllie Irallar_ a by what mesas, and in what two tru—Ssldal Ime m ar = ll .l l ''''' extended. Time was this Me la. &ewes veng Mir, that thy could not si lawater sal selejfilsilir+. _*** p l il aten, "lks a ffi eeiver fir Mei to the pubre to roles trim et. M a l t i r s4a m — T O ge* * " ***.li moan " asiff I.oMala.ilk lord* to undergo 11 CO LLOYIYB WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, MOM ba DOUGLAS JERZOLD. AVZIUIOI at MILT CIRCULATION at MOM • 011ip VACS kr AMISS It cantatas 13IXTI COLUMN als VERT LATIUM lIITILLIONNCY. arias TWOPAIIIM ar Mammas pea hat at aaa 1w •aaat k ast tikes tam LLOYD. lialleassaiaras. Looks. Just 'PIET VOL MASTER and the MISSION- Nam gigot az i...L . rewr a TlVlhas MM. D.D.. nig we rare Minfolar al _ Mafia ilasswireavtie. mons : Adams% mil Ow ASSESSED TAXES ACTS. Tha house west into committee on this subject. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed a resolution for redwing the duty op ram-hones from N. 17s. It was proposed to make the duty chargeable every time the horse was run. Mr. SPOONEB objeeted to the resolution, but afterwards withdraw his opposition, end the resolution was agreed to. APPELLATE JURISDICTION (HOUSE OF LORDS) SALARIES AND RETIRING PENSIONS. The house h•liog germ into committee, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed • resolution authorising payment to he made out of the Consolidated Fund of any sum that might b. necessary for the payment of deputy speakers of the House of Lords. The resolution wen agreed to wihoot remark. The following bills were introduced, and read a first time : _ _ Mr. MAMMY.—BiII to Indemnify such penou in the United Kingdom u have omitted to qualify themselves for other and employments, and to extend the time limited for those parrots respectively. Ilis O. 0/127.—801 to continue the set to facilitate the samegement and improvement of episcopal and capitalar estates in Begiond. Mr. COWPZIL—BiII to continue the General Board of Health for one year. TM home sojourned at six o'clock. IRELAND. THE CASE OF MR. JAMES SADLEIR, M.P. (mow 001 OWN 001IISPONDENT.) DUBLIN. WIDNISDAT EVENING. To-day the Muter of the Rolls stated that he should to-day forward, to be laid before parliament, statements involving serious charges against the Attorney-General for Ireland as to his conduct re lative to James Sadleir. MUTINY OF THE TIPPERARY MILITIA; DUBLIN, Jana 9. The Limerick Observer of yesterday gives vs the (alienist puticalare:—"Ooe of the grit materialist* scenes connected with the disembodiment of the militia weaned yesterday at Nenagh, where the Tipperary militia bath been for rums time stationed. The regiment was yea tardsy paraded in the barrack square, and the men were called oa to give up their arms and appointment,. nod were told that as individuals they were at liberty to go when they pleased, previous to the regiment being dm beaded. They peremptorily refined to obey this order without first receiving their fall bounty. Not receiving a satisfastory reply they *troupes met their officers at defiance, and took everything into their own bands; broke la th tbe magsethe end supplied themselves with ammunition; then marched through the town with their bead playing inch sin as they ordered them; broke all the windows in several h mes of indifferent character, reigned • primmer from the guardhouse, and beady attacked the county gaol, at the door of which it is stated they Bang as least three tons of 'tomes, end thin and d to pro inn ladder. to pull down the gibbet. The dieted:tame sectioned during the dsy ead night, and was renewed this ' morning. When the coach was leaving Nenagh for Limerick there was in officer of the regiment on it behind the driver, and a number of the men with amid bayonets attacked sad endeavoured to stop the coach; one of them seised the relies of the tethers, but the coachmen, Judge, made a smart blow of the whip at his kind, which caused him to hems his hold for a moment, and Judge then whipped on the hones at the up of their speed and got beyond the penult of the Boas of Bold Tipperary.' Etpreises were seat in during the night to report the ;natter to blejoM3eaeral Sir James C. Chattetton, in com mend of this prrieou who we are informed dispatched two *Ewa of the sta ff to the scene of the outbreak. We naderatand that very great excitement 'lists in the town, and that much apprehentroa ii felt by the inhebitaate es to the further molts of this state of "than." inOtidrinienraeora Silionaiiin;riciMates that the eme nd and staff, with a troop of the 17th Lumen, left loot seeding for Waugh. " The account'," says the Limerick Reporter, " received by Meier General Sir James Chatter ton this morning, todused him t hope the whole alai= world par over without further mischief. In the tonne of the day, however, he mosived farther despatches, and this afternoon he pomaded to Nmago, accompanied by a quad, roa of the 17th Lancers, and 10010100tS are ordered from Templemore. We hope most sincerely that the sense of the militiaman will dictate a better feeling before the arrival of the military. It is added that a Mama catholio priest, the Rey. Mr. Sedalia, exerted himself to the utmost to quell the Node& but to no purpose. NIKNAGH, TUESDAY Neon.. At tone o'clock this evening 520 men of the 30th, 4let, 47th, sad 55th Regiments, under command of Colonel Hart, arrived from Temp'emote, and marched up to the fiammerbill Bars, lit, having previously loaded their pieces. Coetnry to expectation, the gate was thrown open, when they marched in and formed into line in the barrack-square The militia having lensed opposite them, they were asked to give up their arose, which they refused. The Riot Let woe reed and the equate cleated of eli civilian., and both pertin stood opposite one towhee, tee militia remaining firm in their determination to keep their arms. In the meantime a body of Wittig who had stopped strag gling about the town commenced firing outside the barrack gate. One man fired a shot through the keth3le of the wicket, and tilled a soldier lipid*. Arother body went round the walls, and fired several shots at the troops, three 01 whom, it fa said, were mortally wounded, and two °then slightly. ♦ part of the troops were then sent to chase them away, het the militia got into lanes and nooks, and find at the tro3ps as they passed. General Chatt.rtoa arrived at 8 o'clock to reinforce the troops titer Templemore. The police barracks were strongly barricaded. sad aces of the police stirred out. They were reinforced early in the morning by men from the 'ennui& Leg distriets. The firing of the militia and troops continued up to 9 o'clock. Five or sin men were wounded and one ►illed. In Posed-street three of the militia were killed. An industrious man named Gibbons. In Poend•street, wee shot dead by the regulars. At ball•past 9 o'clock all woe quiet, sad at 11 o'clock • troop of Lancers arrived from Limerick. The militia were taken prisoners; they have lost three killed and eight wounded. The Rev. H. Melvin will preach at the Chapel Royal, S. James's, on Sunday next, the 13th inst. CALM' Etannon.—Sir William Fenwick Ban., of Kars, was yesterday elected member for Caine. The return woe unopposed. Fawn ELECTION.—Lord Edward Thynne, in an address which has beta published, announces that his poli tical apish:Nos are those of " trogressive toe ism." Ho avows 'dwell an oppeeent of tree Idaye-oth grant. The Hon. Hajar Boyle'. address has just been hunted. Ha avows himself a friend of aril and religious liberty, popular edeoadoe, reduced yobbo expend tore, a comprenenrive reform in the administration of government offices, an oppc neat of eharch-rates, and a supporter of her Illejesty's go yerneteat, "so long as they by tittle escasursirs sunsuit Um best interests of the country. ' The gallant candidate com motion' Ms wear yesterday. His friends ere morales of semen wren aso those of the third candidate, Idr. Donald Nicoll. [Advertiment.3—HoLtowit' B OINTMENT AND D tis canna low eons r i el:;a: a. L i rt , a—Mr. keasoo, H elseekt. 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