The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

- I 41;-:40/0 L. 1.~ s , c.~ It tf , alltiXa N 6 ' `.' .'4 v •-••- . . ~... . *. .. .. . - - . • • f . tj 11) je 1 . r .e . . it ~ rktt...ir 4 S . • Tool rt.% 5,. Al ~~a-> No. 3,1043.) I:OR PORT ADELAIDE Moot OW WU have the Poet.. et the Illb yi. NOR% A, A 1.41 Noe los )1.,a the AIM. nie b firus tlx Aft. tante orb WIWI Ileodaa.v. 1.4 ea be• • eb... F.. height or moo le . ace_ t e, PS. Non Az,: se le 0 11100 end TW Salt. DMA, 1, Casper eltourt, seol 10, OilibleMpbee, &mid 111•Phel L COTTIBH PROVIDENT INOTITUTION IA iUM by Act et PeelkeesaL l* far • nee el Pessime sbeet the tees le MIN ether tee •UM emu* art ealided le Xtr i erlatas. sod own Infermiket bed e• leehlelle• he tin each Nettleelsh ; Or the Leedom Illeark eh etemeekarebeteeeh WWI= 011•17. Alma sod Isaitary. TOTAL INDIREY GARDEN/L-7HD DAY. limos. 00111_171KTK— ZUDZIKDOII,7I, Min KA II limos. Ana Fils JIMMY LLlL—Dinan's Gnarl 4 1., CanromfDiumnis ilar..gr e. ' ------- Is it l ro="l"lis Irr w Lit i timi n Cr . , ' Unlit rnws m r lAdrison, Ind Mr. tinglinTLAY r • with s al = ot ezz lin t r i lK: - ' ■r.~. GitlEltBON sad TWEEDDALES PACKNT lours. in boar. will be dimpail AOKI% a EUROPE IMAM NAVIGATION CO K Spools: WDINO 011.1011 SI a. Fettivkitsi Nod 1Mb=413.....Lai1a IllesowitzeW ei co s es awlNC e rs el !olog. NW lasdi IS OW. NW& Its IL Isboabse. Mew W l 11 14 soll U. ..11 I lexto. 11 : # Y M:::::::: or • •is s • • la hale NM Ple /Zrt, sod Sipa! 1 S i U Mina mad lksivole lY fa Suns Isiordas and Ow Isallst le losvel 111,9141m0l lisso et dr o=l= := . l . 7l ,.. Dor i.m ress. =To. •111 alma lo sommom a g ma. • Ss Ospo ., o str . Ousroalll .. .11101s ; : d 1. N ft p= Toor le al WPslississa ..v. tOsi; Is O. Hamm sod Ph. Arm= re posis sse sioissiod bo eft. P°61114114 ‘ "Ilmidn it a amnia maw anal& aOR I H et EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANTII Planiers harp_ _lNftl6.7 for Tur , e=r 15th Vl7l meDifite. mmastaiDlielem 4:14A RI to NORWAY (garrying the Royal ?Agile). NORTH •I NORM MA* NAVIGATION OGNPAN T 1 oecA tl/ZZA4111 , 731. NO Immopearar . Pe r ara woully. i ardar ormaniaadass learardiag aysalm t taarble pseud =atm Or So able* isoaolir sod Clrlz r j B ffe L i ra doh_ a Geo via a ilist the ll arrWralrra labfray Ilizas, lea dap Iwo newasil atom esseuesiike far pamogo_ k a rt zpodissal male sad frisk orrists. parVariara sad of MUM. n* Ibr w =oaorr Ir Lesko • or Os Nam T. Ikao. . & egnastra. Malodor ambit. LTRAK has HULL ssd GRIMSBY tot OOTTIW3I7IJADOCED WARM-114 1011141 of IM 111111•11 WAVIQATIOX 0011PAMTV Oroldian 44C 5 .11.6, wwWWwww, Ow liyal )11,114 us ingotalbof twos ITO wow Md./ alias ot WM/ fro prooptio. wWW. Wm. NM*: tram IL 4 Vied 114.4•Wh0s morsiog. rater".. n ow to Waal Ws =WI Win lot•log Kkell.4l•l on ?WU:. sod at Para —rm. sr 41" 7 6 11: Wow 1,44 4 4 k Wi eftwAl• lisiolono awl wilL. W. & ANDRIWI. lussetag tinder. TWICE DA IL Y. hy the MAILPACHNIS, Ihe ... pliki.uB, OaIaniZOBTBST NU PAII/411;Lberta. tr i ps... a = Ilatit am tt n e :Tk i Vint nun usivirs l Aa li a: eßtarg=thst kt il lattretta s a = 4 :t. Nnoled ma I.4lnin art Tit p.ta. Ttnejti nine an at no Olt ellen In Inaitt at Ma. Wan nen cm Nina WY Intim song Ni. Para et Laseen • RUSiSE L snaldil& COLOGNE. sad THE RHINE, by lamaio-a DOTAL MAIL MADER Isom ;LI/ tar OM. awry ablie =VIM pan, dad D DOT'S awl I at LW paa. sit bim DVIIN de "la rmaat ; woad dos. Me. o = l.o. lial lasabdraMmai. sod 144Ortif•ff. Ma. O OTERND, Shotropea—DlANOND FUNNEL :CUTS, dolly. Homortord. 11, 10; Loodowhrldio 0.100 IL 11. oats, st Ovoisorich tad Woolwich. IJII Wcw fil At ; loothood. 11, Y. Caoursiost to sad from Ilbousons. GRAVESEND. With, Ormshithe, Rosberville.— D.AMOND FUNNEL PACKET/ Ovanosa anti dilly. H0m449(0,9.. 14. 9. FL 10,104, Ilf, sad 1 i30 , 4 L.', 4.0.1 wide,„ fl 10, 104, IL IL 2,A , sous lamonist, Altura& Ors MaavroU, WOClllrielk. Up d i m L , 4, et . Retam *LA% la. IL Fed la. 104. ; Mao, ticloo M EO W = to loottirdloludins, Is. OL obi In VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& T following 11111" SI/. : Tor Dermaftb =OLAND lis. CA Pt O. ROPR W. e. Las eft eft cALcurr* co. 'One of the regular line of heathery verger Mem helmet. °CRAM *PRAT . WO" IP 142 REW BANTW SW ESP dlock sad Co. and 1 Carnee Co. We ree herr rim& le re Trier Daft T/AL/ISIT WAD 01)1101TV. lbe 0 MI I 41111 1 011 11111111.11 i MUMS tlis VICTORIA DOCKS sad Repel Dlfteftel. laseele* 10r4II IP". rai elk baser re Daft re tba Wharf, Orr NM delivery wire ridi re awls. al re Der Raft th 12 eons. en be raft ft sifts her the Dee& W 2ha Wre IMO eft eft Orr ordered es be ar. Is re Meets, newilL A cie w hf i re= l. l i te i ev i l i eg u e gu Deel =de= arlarAis beret O M 2as war ardieZ re per el 11C errs at MN 46=111: ONlVlZZArplaini 411p d P li ell a Zi i lklalie be l ko stlie D. Oeirer:i. epee saes le re of her Dere le Dr lambs lir be pr. le fteti l WiWi r e.re =Des Meseta Of /W dill M lim. mai Mr. if re Careefty sedertre re afters aft rims et ire arm el very les WWII& e ... Dere en *resift. r w llari mbi Lllelli pet e r Os S a a fee e l M I VD li li " ;=. ft .as ..p w o oarsom= 5.i..... 6 „... izt a100e g e or "was, *kr. r e al bertsWibe we Se lbe ire di. 8 leas roar lohluiliss we be error et re Osethera. 11, Real Robes at tbe Der& O. CAPPER. Narver. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—EXCUR. soots to the eItASIDK. eoinnwsdast Jab 16. mane Oa. 4: : Ttelietearallsnle by any train f ar II dap azo Imad ist— hied of Peatpx, Liardastne, sod Co,nw,. vla Omit Wotan, and K eay Mason. tn Illotentlead and islrmsent. tamale by any et r .... 4%/sers laartne Dramas] this lokt el Man, w Yaws, us.urnd......t br 'MMus se Walls game Pers TerKisy. Thursday. and Award'''. ViluTsT - WiD SAM. •_••—•_••••e ee. e. let awe had Ind Ctrs lad Snot Cold. Beet Cob& Pros Loo4no to the hie of lima.. JO I I L* I • Pres 1 .14(..4 to .1 tto . . 2 • • 116 • . Brun 10n..1.4. o. I went. lkoomi. ete, Liawl•ablo and Carystrua . 3 10 • 210 • rem Os ford t... 1.. 4, 40. 4. 210 0 115 • Parmayer• n 1.4 1.14/11 MANI the No of Man by the wee Carry . =l . l.e . urttreed , th b y; by . alto 1 1... m C 'nary., _ • 16 1 metY . their Morn .t 4,71 rl n =lea w . r, ' „ tut . "". limo 21420 ortry enthl4l• Ear from the , late ~ 1 ticket. Tb:e tae " :.. On a MOW. Wry tram, but bee .4 trahaferabie. GREAT WE TERN and billtliWaßUßY ILEILWATS. 'ARTS WALISII TAUS! ?ICIEST' stubble far Tnasi Wigs 'tee be be of Was. ?bee Ti •Isbell to Steed meta lie lib Oelleter it 0,6 ' 0 . 1 ,, t bbtle. Ned Weleatemptes le Cliselsr, lak..ah pm ks , N fir . t ift•eseere Su .t a p at leselnbury SOW et Meng, In Ober ban libeler bad Se Omar Sem Owers, 1.. sidimol womb. the Leedom SEstlti of tithe:.e I...eute end Wanylek. and Se 'II Arse. ..17. Ilertbed. Soo I.M Oiesseeler. we breffelest. lb 1111■6ain io4 vilest. _ . ___ PA ISS. 14 MW lid ammo" W lad. Ora. Oultois Cuelt. has Lin- Ysn tail it Nrd awl Isdi 1 11: Pt : 7 w4 Tkibuj o r ii. Vs mos wa $N r .. ••• eisi=lo4. Os Imes se valkore. On 'Mei MO tale Moir et Weir by era tom c v. l . 7 .l.ll.64ll.bgariimporma She sari Pelldatells Shoo DRAY sad Co.'s AORICULTURAL CARTS, ba. •S S. Upper Threwinst. mar Laricarbrides. DIINNItrrb MODEL WATCH, 66. Cbsawde. HMYs moutatinry. very pad riirlely et ilts sews* dodos. e Mem Impremseeln. la slim, trees 22l222s; 1912. tr.. 1 2 Wawa Th e bat aeons ink:ha X/ get oat Ito. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE toe PAPER and IN TILLOPLO la Mann DON aad MUM Na Chia. am/4m Illashatraat sad). Untai mama hid maa entre. far 01; agar SIM Maw equine tor la; amarlas emu hid adhesive am• maw. t pm IN; ham We caw and dd. pm LOA • Yam maw. 4a. N. pm ram eariaam ma P~ paper tram Mae. IL N. pwr ram Cr. ---- mad pea 0a laza& as la N. per girma Calahalma pat Mars mar Ns. "iifflines sad COM& IllamilastaMag Staikaaral Chaaaar Yam I2INAHANI3 LL solebrated old Mit Mit, Is Ye* yeammeisi alg nioes sad vbeinsees 460401 w Ilemillyt at pir• rL rtrei t a 4P r ibe .61"1 1% i. tAlog ".""a kile g ma IM gear *NW Or le la b. vol s hounes ha Immol2 Sri 71.1,21 . a. the ZWITL/rial • 5 h14.10. rata ENW anti ChOICIE BOOKS.-All the beet NEW MT may to Ima two NUDISM CT f=mp a : . • e b ra .a t MINIM . 11•IMUst wA wiz Nit WAR& TOUR LIZOIN.-116 Pas NOINIMIIMd. OA Timstm x mil Mot AmadmiSMOMIM or amble Tie ippe„,ft Arc . da4 IP . PIA 1 % 2 7 1611 = or m er 764 Mat titheilfriaraiMplits7.4•••b7mm mime • 8111111111710 al“ ON Seam nAltßid% SPECIACLiid. the cheapest and UK et esll4non neellosse far pi thelt has Priascr i tli es _Li 'adm.fren rco .I =l aim Ism •111 &art Wier I 8 1110goildise Is tie Bevil Tway. IV= Me= 1~10.• anlikalUS IWO* iset ire Is SRR eeesseeel Remelts of the butt halt watery Iwo peeved lord imam lairA Ir e VEFLILiO•IIIIAI 6111Z . C .1." S il lan • NNW lad =II b Nu r a nal d irlo. i: tio far soft lies. b e MEC Pi e eZrhalsr l i s ec i a r,,a.r. ROM D a W( E r itiessardes. ; and imealils pr. r/ORDINGII WATERPROOFS ate the beet tlij @Min ter me they will debt all iesiAboth el diesels,. TY* eiserel be by of be vary eel arm la Wier et tricilk =LI le Yes Opriel Wog boob lee the bairme node W limbo& aby be • ammo beet iffig r SIVIIP bop ibem la order. Dibble reeelb. ewe" WSW caw ea:Ma Is or oider if realred. labile:ore cam tree le se ler eh boy low article market ebb the bow el J. 0. COIDIMIL he lee. VON. foi Tosolrbmr. riOALS.—by &Tow sod itailway.—LßA sod Co., Nod ow la Itegdmod Cad DopooL—Holloof; Mo. as ob. fail fr"thjhOtThelbel d l ;la dm Pa*/ Woolok.by mew damn Clodo• faro, Hollooo. oaf album ;or So Ism of Lcoadow Illomorro W pod of Lades, I,s.=On cdold.-1111 Is be Po nd %rib Loudon Wow Modem Woldowy. 13 :111mas fast ABINBT FURNITURE, Carpet% and Bedding. See our NSW ILLININSAIND ISLAM me MM US Criaol .o l WS iseol pier of Is.. as er .. te n We le ird pose .11' 1 t. i...... 11..Xer -060 7. Qeseat It sera dens Pete( Norrelreet. EREY HAIR RESIGRED to its ORIGINAL COLOVII Mr are. mho, rdtorlikly. bit Me !AVM . r VANIC COMBO NA =Vern* 2 12226 21222122 ILIIIA._61!fl orgwly for soma 100d=2„...... 2 112:=2 112222222 ! 1..= V49lo2rps..zzliatareawli—"trensmills.a.v....leviPer =mu 12 . . 122111:122 ; 2.012128220.7: (S X .......... 41...... W Coolie, N. . Twoolo 2. 122 ._2!....111=5A11er 4 , ; , ,....k. , ....w i Vl4 ......: ...... . Stivor3; Worn. Da.....0m05. aa 1. rt. ItoilLka. IWO" &1 ebonies@ ..ad portomoono/ li e U PTU K K S.—By Royal Lettere Patent. WMII 1100.11111111 =VIM TIMM saottoa if/ WWI soodoro to be tbo woe obtreve unmelme la lie Wolowtop oIIIMINI TY um at 0 Noel sorb& so won WD lb ~a. to Iwo s od ded ; a sin Wet. Wye woo di Os E on pews It otoollog tio Ike ItLlll4lO sod PA T ; SOr 1 I li : tottoi eft so sunk ire dolma tint It moot boas 4 toto to E won *oleo dew &To to bad. tad tho Tams torotolloil by pi* on dromentooso do tok loot WIN Woo the Nos big salt to maw. Nr. WE li. NB. llomilft. As Moldlog Tiro as Abe MSS pitoltio, mod a forts to wit mom lola MKS 1 0 .11 A K.—Protested by Royal Liot bqb Moot of odd moormo4 Ig Ids sob of dr awls dig i.... hor• Ws de Foes. dr of Vim& woordo.l. Is • oodoodirm eff evi7 " A p,zec ard ij z: - Ws Ito IoC . . oa f dime poolloo et dr pdp=l7. " =m4 . lt i rr i li a e =!/. X I X= Milt ... reenje J . 1 . rod *Tat I . d i = at et emeeiring Us 111 mlls., at= owes Is soo fis., ilia woo La; 1• •• id In owl; dudoodbonig Is of 10/o. ; Moiled oidando diem as Midoldwil m a gost i t e r. To be hod 014. ; II gni thawit. a i.j trAldrest; ru m = lissaimar ; sad Non& osoloodao. Id. ILLUSTRATED TIMES, 24. Weady.—The, tiest—lismos of Qs at 1161161 amd I. P eolo= of Mahal flDowill—Tbe Illaprer al Ptuss o bt d ier s a Pairs Cloomosis?‘ a The Pliso—ilosei 10rear0 6. 1 16 41 W O..d LAUF - soilimmis of NMI Paldrouz i t .. ad ease Illkoirifilook with •lodolp qt snide, ty On Aka la tie Illoolsas I Thom el T•amonow. IL woekly.-14/. Jes lorries'. b.. ..6 I San 1 .. K. by poms.ser ILIineCIRNCK of ; or. How to Lilo sad WWI, Liss Oar ; MO usuple Las kw DN. so I SM. • Wialbw Met lesZatig DUMMY s Pam. two. W fe." far 14 SKI 0 AL liThlloll, (11.44m114•4 40 We 11104•440. Is is• et Om ISsishiss Mas. Sr prorrAtri 11 6: 11 b Xale. ibe BEIO. ST: ;mops ell OMNI IN* edict lIIIIIMPIEM ibir isssess a mr . 2104 : ismar.a. Oth. ol ' NOM 0..40 : UMW g ' "4 " 144" /2/UK ItSON sad TWEEDDALES LINE of hitm j a l t i trg="• - ZUSEIIDOin. Mim onimumlabe em illlST ma- b Orr kj PACKET RUPP. su Er thor , WE to dambrod mo err : Mind Carram-Drardo SOL Roe. I. "' . Darras. Doer To ow. Mar Airsu n . a. 4 " .... 6..4 5tamma 11 6. Ms ME Adrift Aut. 34 . .s_r 111 -Tha terma of frr,,..1::::: . Adowoo ' '''' =tab"' . . Lorca Ara 33 •-•••••"" A hali aAdalil l ia m t Lieeee • - a t eselkiiii . ree lV talli... Prawrath Mr I Porn 17 ... Hr. Ebb Ed. ho lidi aoo.•aroml. war . mad at la MIA* 4111 a lai eitara "Igaa cne am Vaeljani. i g DR. EAHNII Asterolucuu... YUREUR4 nod S. Orporbarart. Corr" 4. . fob e.e. QTEAM to tlto CAPE of 0001) HOPE sod ~.6 : l lO lttarL , Or s ._ -- T. . Al INDIA.-Tho raderoosarred arm maim STEAM SHIPS --- anu tNE ~ t • . ~...1 4 .0.-... i """. ...g- -rill all, irk Mr lIMMO rank for ro CAPE of 000 D UOPE. .. 6 , - OE •i' , . 164 ,,, 5 , pe, "auras, Port do ii, Mohr tad Mbar cot Ur la or orb d r o.-* roar from Loader or re Er rare Giro ME from Dmrtmeash: ' 6 '' --- llhtp• Tor ma Orarrar. To or r ATKIIT PLUME TUBING. JAMES t . t Lip A. D. Maar Amor L LYNX HAN Zaire aad Kra Maandsdised to Mr 4. ~ um F. Y. Ilberard. Po r arrer L improve i WWI a. 10 - 3 . 22 b. • •.• . ixo A ono.. rr° orolobth kr or . /.1 JD. war Norromor L tro ISsibber Watia l m=gooklit VI ap t 80 yams.. ir. O. 1 Irgool= e, Pills Slid oilli • hirMar Netweeek Sarilhalid.. Loads& mod Mar aterraillr Mr • =AL. a r arra or_mmgmaa T HE PATENT CONCERT CONCERTINA. oo- - i ttr i cat si gr. i tZ IP V i .erE4 l :, 1. rabid la mad cd err parr arable kr liarrolario or ea mob bare. to T. 111. • EL barer wt ...." , r=aw II. LINDSAY or /1. Arlahlmr. "oaamwmrd fig 1114.°1 Yr he had oda= Vi s or rail par ter go .111 be rocard *= 16 . t. .„ . 16 . 66111 . 61 = 1 : 3 81111 t o HIMAZ I Ed . on rot r 11, 0ii m pi. ai i. adin loh . "r ai rgart. pm at arena to re OM = m a F.s. ..gdombod to MI of way aro 11Q lid tor nto a li i .. IVIIIAMOR mod cA, rt=l ) eTEAM to AMERICA.—T o LIVERPOOL sod "Nue ' 11. aled.* ** * * 2**** /0 PIIILADICLPRIA IMAM lIIIIIP COMPANY trial d• 0 VENT - PEG REQUIRED for BARLOW'S marry thar Clirher boa Wm Eloorrim hoe LIVERPOOL KW INVENTED ,lIMR.AOTIII VAPI=II TAP rdob 10 PHILADELPHIA 'sir um: Eat CITE OF MAN C lIESTZIL ...... ...Wsioday. 13th Aar., MIL . pa r 4 rour .... -OMR CITY OF ULTIMO'S. - ...... -.Moama', Mr Ano , - • lor . Ea. ll l.s, dr .6. IMM a rota, Em ant le Mr eas Yr gr rad M la at KANGAROO Wolmmar. 3td St ith : telm k sad it trillgoa is truce w . :I2IIMIMA be 1 coda new. it arms. n lad n elinno loth 01 . ma ol PronlEs Omar% emirs to the ararmoril • go •HI harm the MOO it 1 .... m..... h a me Arai saws ..,,,,,Po Ilklem jar • he Pr= WM for of_tro L i m d_ rmaz ,„ _ if rtt a li si. o . had a gra d ma Nor Tor 101 l be whoa la II mama tho Mar JA El War partiroir or " Smor• (MI lo; or ilt= miro , mar ., rottrarra. ea ray arida Imre Orpri, II,Ommill; or to 1 all WWI ele Warr Imartira MAN. is=r3...Tinwriodamr, Limper. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1856. mime aeIATI 111011 fa., TIM A yd MMAN D17301:0“, THE AUSTRIA N DUNGEONS . of ITALY. ... i is igrar = A if a moo mared thereby' " Tie saner Z ai virath reader" ye the bra ethy. Them plib. thre ere tior Mari e n a ir ium. dimai reare drialibli bleir WI liail ialle rkE tu.. : Oserso liorlierge w Or.% rentheirerteert. THII 11W NOVIL. Now NIA& isfi So be kw/ at se the Igesdas, volt, EVELIZN. By Z. L. A. Buwicx, Airlisor "The Dwri." Le. Lades: Sad Oil. 614 Ocenha MAZZINTE SECOND LETTER TO MOUE. - - ----- - - -- -- I do net Male you for year midge affeetios for tar Howe ef Nam. If to yes-lost ysetaday a remakes -tha 1.10 of • lass be welease, is be b; it it bettor to gar se the• to assist ft. If to tho whip rtgallisha matins C rat of ear rale dodos to substitute es Irsihisse el • =stage is • 'Nana abrades beaus as el tem pewee-If le the mass, ha, ad I =sieliplesolog a salad esseelesse. yea rear ast asellegassi *lda nee by the rasa of essetils timid saasuela-prmi prefer • 119110:=817 " 1/1.- Ogled. sad sa arlassensa mated Om a alai doss whit is Italy), saatestialii to is ibak..ealiousloa she den set waft bsta7Zll7 i thi s •Th a P a r ei 6 Mli gEsts: s Zei Manes the twe--everstry pat be the ty. You beessaght tease* wash yea dellee to tasesint is lair. Ima sot as Mass el oaf iltialsl Mon i ay boas a the alias ; my bee Is fee as is—ea sea- I try; 24 7 sa ihith is a t stadOse sad Nara of ber u rszt- 1 Milaw ass ysiti ri g is h i e l se lla r i lat e rasairral lksli rtte. It dos: see sots see sans hisses* Ikea se ; on do I fear that dimwit will be injudeus to as sayabliess faith. The assay saga oar, ad a.est whitest@ hawses es. fly yea is is bar. i _ .Y 1;• I as blame la you is the imitrast sod Notts*. of yaw prtgraans. Delors say greenes t has takes place, you endeavour to careen into • formula of pollual mete. Sion an idea whin sea way be the conclusion of the moor meat itself. Yes betray absolute sad fetal foreetielase of the ant part of the programme-the hasarrertios. Yes Ir. rests the npahlicas party, and alienate it from dm tom. men roma .• hove so often ladle:4W by dirtatorially am mating It to mat down its keener st the het of • king. Yes sodas the eager youth of our country by bass is the scent intestine of the Pied mont's govoramest, when no iateatkos really saint, one Guess of aoquitiog a little popularity, is oast to prepare the way to take the Indent:alp of soy rsatiated movement, sad divert it from its real aim. at; the revolution is at hand, as if Italy were to ready* It ready mode from the molt pro" of a cabled, instead of milli to Ow Italians " Make your ow* revelation end mkt." You say that " Boas mast sot rise," instead of alai "Let every tenor of the mean the:" yon &i -dols tliataattimal seta has mato a step in advance, hoe ONO a Weidner the Hones of Savoy has sainvo•red to Mathew amen how to paves% art wallas reveletina. Tea--allow me the bush hut tees espresem-malso WNW (were It poseible) the party rktionloas, by bog ham your exile, before • single man mongol as is up awl randy for battle, that • king 1. the =her of Italy-a hag who maths' endeavour, sot Lam, ar is able, Is alto her; whose courtiers repudiate your words, a whose ministers persecute, imprison, sad trampott to Amnia, ell who attempt to renninisace war with tea Weisner who dismembers our artistry. Whom do yes seek to hearth by your premature, lama. Maas produntioa The Meg whom sow yea sent ? No. Thearowa of a people that arises la set gives, It nest be was. Te desire it before deserving It is is Ise It. If Charlet Albert, lomat of shuttle, hensall op is a tea. drilatoral, bad gout to the mountain sal preastal the stay boa nearing releforoassats; if. asked of Pti M abort within the tale of the G.troanieoaMedsratisZt eacasoped in the Tyrol; if, instead,' meloillinise-= Vesta', Manla--expate the crime a ha eashNess nor, he hat protected it, and guarded as of the Frisbee sad Cadorican Alps; if he hod alai eationd late ortapeets with the Zaglish goveromeat sheet elmt leviolebt• lily of Trieste ; if he had sot rejected the site( tha valiant sad wiling people, sad, Instead of disbaading the volun teers, had aMoci upon all the dams to support the regain troops in the war of liberation; if be had, to short, either willed, or lemma bow to conquer, so party could have with held hem him the mown of Italy. TM iltasehisroo r-..--' - cashed precisely when the Dlit•fpliDD was piag to rula--destroyed insa . 4 theimustry wWhpether. Tell year king to attack and oncost ; that is the osly MOM by whisk hi oaa hope to wear that sown whisk yes have domed be him, while be la—by virtue of the trestles—the sly of Ilse forded who rwespies two-thirds of Italy. Or do yea seek to beadle the 'matey ? Ti. omatty, Ilemis, Iles even yet inert sad ansindfal of Its duties Image* Pm halter sad as red. Sim meet be taught to have faiths is lessesll by seeing shot we have kith I. her. The people must be taught lenity of will, by smug harmony amiss the men whom—right or moat —they re gard es Isadore ; energy of will, by pentane. in the utter saes of resolute sad immutable heaths. They mast be gives a riddle aim, and shows the logical mesa. to be takes, sad the duties to be (alined, in order to reach it. The Ulusloss which bays betters& them must be iseaorably destroyed, sad they must be de voted by • kasseledp of the omnipotence they 3moms—but forget. Above all *blew, they mast be taught the emeiossases of themselves, of their own dignity, W she 'tinsel right incarnate within thee—the traditions if ask fathers, aid the high mission to which they are alba hi the futon. Yea only my to them settle your abilleaand disuse • king. in hoe d those who tray to them break your chains, sad Is Wigg of yeaseelf, you endeavour to masks them ima gine, is the same of V Betaasela bidden power that is to emenelpate sad unite thus. Your timid eonamle would despair of oversontlog the forties troop. that occupy their own Iles*. By the septic. of the rapubliesa dogma, you declare teem oa the owe band leoscable of self-guidaace, mid, a the other, you proclaim that—tha.ka to the cares of • Piedmont's* kiss sad for alga 'shifting—they have already noshed sherd. TM., Menlo, is the way to lull, not to team. the pestle. Italy @epode& very different leaguer beveyeeL It is time Wipe& the troth to Italy without hesitation. Kea who mentlawelly sacrifice their ermvietioas to the caI 'GWEN of peewit eispediesay man who await the @deft of the Italian problem from abetted, and not from eirentry itself, eta ill guide It. Yea who, after bowleg WNW the delusions of '4B, sail spas Italy to retrace that 'sib of sorrow and sham*, more ilea mitered it ; sea who have sea the people victorious upon ten differest palate of Daly, while the regular army, 11l led and be trayed, enarumbed, sad yet decide that the people caned stlaqur without the regular army, are incoherent ; sea who believe that, by a few doubtfel deelarationa, aid by false adulatisa, we may win over the reveler array and the gonrameat t hat directs ft; men who whisper that, at the price of apostasy, we may have a Piedmontese initiative ; mete who, after there haa WS& DO IOW& Wagging of volee awes ready to espied*, do not cry with as voice to the iseastey. ' Take shame to thyself sad arts "—these sea, dam issoesiseele or saeosseioualy, from a wait of head or Vibe" sew uefaithfal to the eases of the nation, and the wise 111011 to reject their eatumels, whatever name they bear. bat are for whittle 7ou are ready to forget the entim salon, we shall hays with us. It is an Italian army. It is beam It doss not forget ; and It feels as we feel it—the hatred of the foreigner. Bat we sr all only have it by rising, stored, ..reelyes, to inyAs the aid of its arms. Tie% king whom you now Be ,so formerly you Battered his father to arse his afterwards—yon may bays bint—God send you iot7ciiiivo to repeat ft. Bat the ham yew wake him yoare whenever you will. He le yeas, and bran. The shame of Novara sad the laths of Ayala mast from taw to tale glean haws his eyes ; and it is possible that be asp ewe day he moved to swag thoughts, sad drive from hiss the (*waft seat at the gadget whe sow sinew/II him. Tom Daisy a Pad mates, he way beam as halite, bit not until you have arias sad offered him by satioa as ally men powerful tam diploma—act before the voles of ea awskned people shall ery sato hies," &sad or fell with is." Hugs eolatinee fellow; they aver labiate. Wheat? asks to lead as people after tbs phaatea of a seawarahical initiative either ffess them or has lest his ova wits. The traditiosa of the Piedmostesogoversatent ors royal. Toe monarchy Is restrained by old and sew treaties with other monmehlea, and by the long established laws of Be. repeat order sad territorial atrampmenit. Can the Pied. neatest goverameat break through them all at once, no provoked sad eneoestratned, by 10114 of Goma/Waft from ▪ sew order of Map ? All the policy of the men of the flardmias 'ablest is booed on tne hops of the sympathy, ' sad, if amtemary,theesppert of the Zegliah sad Fremeh eabisets. Cu the Eterdinian cabinet bring down upon ▪ the anger of them two allies, whom langusge, official end Horst, imposes upon it solely • policy of resistance ? Every idea of territorial alterations was soil moly and ans. eimously repudiated la the Paris Conferences, the living rib% of Italy thrilling is Venetian Lombardy was sot eves humbly sad indirectly alluded to by the Bardiaisa pieMpotentiaries. Remy thug the lona lity of the data quo, they eostented themselves with hinting at • possible theory of non-inter vention, which should prevent Austria *steadies her pre sent hosseartes. And do you imagine that King Victor Esseasel will suddenly take the field, pan the Tiede° and the Matra, eommand 'mom ether soversigu of Italy to give piss, and fronting emsommuoieattos and the arms of his imperial ally, desire the rope to yield up his temporal sovenigety t DJ you imagine that melting himself a leader of insarrectioa std overthrower of territorial equilibrium sad the tights of sevetemental Bath" be will throw down the gnutlet to the entire league of the lases ? Toe, were yea king, would set do It. Were I Wag, I would descend (rem my threes, aced making of myself a simple olden freed fromevery leak or bead with European monarchy, I would say to the_ sad the cities's— . Follow me." Do yea hope ei the the mr the other course from Timer boaarel ? Ti.. thew—tebees belief It appears to be *et a Wks • The togas of linkbastr vlb lisimet. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL SUL IrtLLIAX MIXIIICOL WaLLIMS. Yesterday a mart watt held, the moot iatoreoder Mimes of whisk was the pressolodoa of the hood's et 1 . the City to the Theo at Yen, together with the mesallosat weed armaiamely voted ea the sea of Joao. ' Tbo tout woe ortomeitely crowded, sad mows! lodhe I were presest. TM yemoodhoss were observed with marked &mules, whisk woe only latorroyted by osoloseatiem ad eleopise of hands. Isaa;diateb alter lb, wart assembled, Gemara Mr WM' Mesa Pentrkik Wawa Was latrodasodi A Mk Masi WWII'. eon Valium sad Mamma Hounedy, the mover sad meads, of the resolatioa. The msesbers of the carp*. ratios sad the amorous Molten received the gellaat general with shoats of applause and wallows, ad after the maid farms won sow thrsoglt, Mr Jones Bar, But., the Chamberlaia, baling read the resolatioa of the court la presentlag the freedom of the City with the eased, addressed Guava Sir Willies Penviek Willis= la extresady eulogistic term, while wa nts; thearesasstasees whisk lave raised him to the high place he belie is public esteem. Sir WILLIAM ' , WWI= WILLIAM amidst great ap please, addressed the mart in seedy the following words My Lord Mayer,—lt is with hasp of unfeigned gratitude that I maim this sword, scene pooled as k is by the freedom of the Met eity over whisk you lordship so worthily pre. slim. The gift is, ladled, dear to me as a soldier, moreover mush ashamed by the istacring simmer in which it was proposed sad seconded is email ; sad still more so by the gratifying rtcapitulation of toy sorriest, which marked the preeeedinp of Ude day. You lordship and this boaeurable court will not doubt the sincerity of my Habitats when I toll you that howems meek credit you may weed me for *spooky sad forethought I. the sandiest of the magas, of Lis—howimer mirdial year approval may be of the holi sm with which I seised power sad the Mussily with whisk I bold that power—l still misseive that I owe this mark of your high approbation to the support of the band of intent. parable Buropeaa Mame% sad to the berets conduct of as valisat as army as had ever fallen he the lot of a penal to omentsail—a mange which entitles the Turkish race to the Malec sympathies of Great Britain, sad to the omelet sad deep solicitude of her previa and &tare legis lators. (Cheers.) Whether I shall ever use this sword in active wafers is beyond the power of soy ma this day to decide. The sallow of Europe take breath - after tie ma dna.. et • seagalamy straggle, bat they do sst dimes. On the coatrary, they me ready to meet each other la deadly combat at • week's *Mies. (Cheers.) My Lord, this state of tiger masa be regarded with lattillereues by the ' people of England. They will, I feel sure, twist upon the preservation. of their present military establishments, sad thee avoid the rapetitice of these dreadful Wets sod dm mortalestioes whisk the dess, of those institution and the depression of our military spirit ulterior to the late war brought apes the Radon. (Immo* apples's.) As I do not, sea shell sot, held a passe seder this or say Mere edmieistraties, I shall be hes to state my views is parliament both as to the extent of ear mamma sad of the military edusaties of oar alms. I shall do se with the Add wmteties that the smutty will support say namable 'span towards the formation of a permanest staff, wbkh ass is peace toadies% the slain of the army, and in war snare to the glands a prompt sad Monti& *imam of their plan end meeptions. (Cheers.) We have the bravest emy la the waist, sea we have the mon obivalrose bead of dims thrregliest all reeks to tionsessed it, but we an totally in weal of books of the,higbeet ordn se well as of se isetitatios foe Use formatios of staff oaken: without whisk we must ever remain exposed to the shams of military eatastrophes, sad deep aavoul diagram My Lord, I thank you again fee the howler which, Rader your swim, I have this day reeelved. (lossteciatinued Ilte wet& wklelt is of a very beautiful and original de sign, wee made by Mem. Wilklasea and Bon, of Pall-mall, gsa sad weed ineaafeetatete to het Mejtety and tits Hos. E..t India Company. It is la dodo, sorkmenehip, sad In trinsic valve, mach espetioe to the ordinary kind of pre sentation swards. The gallast gess!, is lately after the ceremony, left the cost, attended by a great somber of the aldermen sad teases asseses, sad proceeded to the Manioc-hosw, to eajoy the hospitality of the Lady Mayessee. - . - - Tim regalarly sp2rdatart barliers of Ms Bout was Um "smarmed. Tit 1101 NT INVWDATIONO Is FaMICa. The LORD lIIATOI read the following comeaniestioat, whir had bra teauseatted to him by the Prefect of the Seise : " Paris, July 28, 1866. " My Lord,—ln paverres of the samouncerect I made to your leedship ia say later of the 28th Jane, I have made hare to the Muietpal Cesar of Paris that the Coron ae. of Lorca have, is • spirit similar to that of the Myr copal Cosner rate to the aid of the rebus by the lards eras la Freese. The Maniarl Coral of Paris, ae will be seem by the reorpanyieg strata, hes bees particularly rimer by the part whir the Coma/stir of Lou don has tree la this movement, sad rites with me fa seatireate ofntitede, which I have had several times the opportun i ty of expressing to your lordship. I may add that the satire population of Paris partakes of the same grateful feelings towards the inhabitants of Loren, who have so seriously raid with it in the expatiator of materiel ysgmapetty. Accept, say lord, the assures of my high eoaiWseaotos, aid of my most dbaugstred retire rats. " The Prefect of the Shiva, Bm. G. HAVlallan. " To the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor or Loader." (tech sera) "Barad from the prooscearbews of the sittings of ar il Marsimil Coral of Paris. " Blain of the 11th July, 1856. " Tkelisaittipal Corr maim with fermis of gratitude the eetersaketioa which M. Is Prifetele la ear Ward* • by his memorandum of the 2nd ofJely of the cot vaporises wash Lae paned between bits and the Lord Mayoe of the City of Leedom, en the eatject of the aubscrlptler spoor i• Lasater the 18th Jar lest in favour of the auffairs by the teleadettese in the rare sod south of Preece—a sub scription la whist the Lord Mayor has taken se perniatat a ratios, sad whir kr famished to the people of Leedom and to airy ether tows, of Beglsod the opportunity of manifesting towards Please sesurasets of the strongest *retries,. The Municipal Council his been particularly Impressed with the pert which the Corporation of Loudon has takes directly is this act of liberality. It fully adheres to the see tiareata of gratitude repressed is the answers of M. le POW:, and resolves that inseams bs rade is the peril. radar 111 this ashram, r well is 01 the roper, and sersfestier with which it has received the 110•11illai•Stios of the dermas placed before it." Ulna the ta r tans of Deputy DARIN, wended by Mr. AVIDIRTON, lb* eaninauleatiaas were ordered to be entered urn the minutia of the wart. The LORD MAYOR—At the natation hee been manned of Orsini the subscription le Louden for the relief of the safferen by the rtheut inundatieaa in Prune, I nay crate that I ben already sent then 24,0001, sad 1 lust that before the thheeriptiou entirely claw, I en be ambled to send 6,0001. non, nada( $ total of 30,00 W. (Rear.) Captain Tbappah Biogh, twain-law of bang Baba door, ie rid to be ghostly expected is Calcutta, on row. to luirad _ _ Tag CASE 0? Eisnisotc—Th• fol. Wells, July 29, 1856. Sis,—As year paper of Thursday will probably mamba a spook of Dr. Philliseere, in effendi bates that be is ishoond that Lord Aesklesid, she present Bishop of Bath sad Wells, hes meetly published • chore*, la eMsli bo sop that the arehdeasea is at liberty to heM NA tomb ibut dooMiesse Issuing, I present*, ogee of the dead= Ihre width the presses porneedlap have beat lastitnied Wird He Arehdsscos of Unwire; I beg to !ahem you tiost I have published but one sharoe since I bare ben liihep ti Bath aged in May, 184; awl I hell sewed that every psrses who say have road thee drip will ley tbeve at thirsts that sea wariest subs slial_mm‘t- "milli Ilk yout taithfelly, sou[- wis, Billa is& Wells." (Stamped Id. Additional.) mud onto itself or exist withent a hint—you maset km tads kiss you west, U yea la weep= the way gm him by an ientrromies of die se well es far us, the onty Pi =me l = e r ala tiline lice es well es kn as, the killeiles_ mast ha IM pe : tMlisseats Usdlesika sea slily follow, sad the tom army sae hat eetpe d to the call of Its beeihrtm Why, kik &oyes sot mite with se to old, pre saging sad wadi Its Iseamislisaf Way, forked of do as esde—tesa eerYad seastry, a hiss sow allied with the of isms* do you is owl Yeedgelf with us to mean the g to eseenrege the seem tele, to pt tesethar smieeki. for them who are walks to set, ask se speak Id& ao the weeds OM may kaiak that we/ utEl Amitein whisk ohm ma sin to Yew Wig sa snaked/ Is_ aellsok gss SWeirdt lad therlay tbsis paerese Istritisan riewely ~pored is timi eat of the makkose by she saes of the meet i By isterdsalbs hake area af ibe bees widish sup tad waist to es e sal .develea NIPOO - aft"' _who ad PO* sm. pulled Maul Mesabi Os Is people by. kterbeess fat aa *al party whi r tioseld be *Olt _VW, by ettldlittZ sal comma upon whit' Wear fames Wert meld be nett Yea do mieshier to the Meg by amain him appear to Europe sr the sant prommer of egibitiems holgile to the government, and drawlsg sped biklke Mime- Maces end MIOSIVINS of them very who dbasmed to bail ppemehi het epee seem yea de sire to prevent km hem Mitejr, sad itommele le lied himself new towards the erepose rovereereate with premiss of pram, mkt, and immobility, if not even of wa repromisk Us are at sass lapradem friends sad luke rm sad easerleis astriels. Why mkt la olds pmb 1 , Why do met all sea who do love their hied themealme in a cosmos bond of thought sad atllsa to Mow to Italy that the mosent for defog bee same, end to help her to seise It with rapidity sad power ? Ds they peace alarmed at republican ex sluoivenm ? 241yc7s will not utter these words, Mania I you, of all men, "mad not speak them without a blush. The history of all the attempts made by me to unite ell of as upon a cos mos ground, which L not my emend, and to aid the gone roes tendeneiee of a people which is batter than we litterati are, is known to you. Bat 'saving aside the Jost* of an individual, the unanimous cry of all the republicans in Italy coneolidated by undeniable facts would repel the accusation. Let the ac ti on sue the nation, let the nation, once free and united, decide upon its own &easy. Is this an 'inclu sive preg,e met Can a national party *silt without such a hands ? Cannot, ought not, all those who seek • eons. moo country, to whatever fraction they belong, to imbrue each other and unite beneath the shelter of that flog ? Dom not the future remain open to welt ? We, republicans to-day, se we were republicans pester dey, do not seek to impose the republic. We declare the country the sole umpire. You, republicans yesterday, mak to-day in impale the monsrchy. Which tfus is eseinave Jane 31. JOSEPH MAZZINI. ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The ft/entrant halt-yearly puma meeting of the proprietors of this company was - held yesterday at the offices of the company, Feaader'smourt, Lothbury ; Major- General WYLDB to the chair. From the balance-,beet for the half yea sadist 30th Jane, it appeared that the capital of the company was 854,4801. Is. 91., which has bee. expended, incept 32,2281. 2s. 31., the Waimea at the bankers; 29,0601. the value of store., and 2,1865. 'notifies in band. The revenue amount showed a total receipt for misers, subscriptioas, and melano ma of 78,6161 le. Bd., and the expenme, including 2.0741. for interest on debeeture debt, astound to 63,4081. 14s. 2d., leaving • benne* is hand of 24,90 W. 7.. Bd. A dividend of 8 per cent. would like 22,8321. lie., leaving a balance in hand of 8,8771 Os. 7d. The Cmaramut said be had very few observations to make. The baluse-sheet spoke for itself. He °moldered it very satisfactory ; it showed the °motioned prosperity of the sompagy. The item of spars rues showed a. allutoi Matsu since hat year of 9,0001., which was Ganged by an amalgamation with the accounts of the Inter satinet Company which bad beta effected. The whole property of that company had bun pet dolma 114 the cost of coastractim, which was stated at 11,0001., bet this was, in pease at fast, the spare stores left alter the construe. Mo. was emoted, sad they were sow placed wader their proper hood, sad. in visit of feet, there was a Mastics of nearly 2,0001. tunes last yeas in the amount of span stores. The Moreau of these items arose from laying a ootsiderable portion of the telegraphist line with new ma larial, and oho from their having theme:lly repaired the Gable to Holland, which bad been loping by anchors. He bad no reason, with regard to their feature prospects, to suppose that the musses of the next half-year would exceed those of the last, wakes the requirement, of the public necessitated the extension of the line, or as in crease la the stations, which might induce them to make • profitable outlay of capital. The receipts were in growing, those of the last bait-year considerably exceeded those of the half-year before. The mooed half was always the best, and if they went on in the way they had commenced this half year, they would have every reason to congratulate themselves on the prosperity of the c num. From the engineer's report it appasted that daring the ban yan the elootrietelegreph had be.. extended over 781 miles of entirely sew line. TIN 'south of wire greeted was 469 miles of which 274 miles were for railway, and 186 for oom eaercial purposes. The minus at the present time grog se lolls est—Massie of Hee, 6.303 ; wire, 28,3623 ; [timber of instrussats, 2,042; bells, 641 Telegraphs had bees con structed ea the following railways :—Perth and Deoiteld, Nayland extension (South Wale.), Altos end Andover branches (Beath Wasters), Salisbury branch (Wilts and 8.- menet). Minor works had been dime for other railway companies, principally for the purpose of sigulling. The only commercial work of any importance had bus the construction of • direst wire Lou Loa the to Hall, oio Great Grimsby, including a submarine cable two miles to length across the Humber. Telegraph. were in antes of erection en the Forth and Clyde Railway, and Wilts and 8 merest broach. A eiommunicatim was also befog established between the But and West India Docks and the Load., office. With the exception of the extension of the wires to Nayland, the commercial works in progress were gait° asisaportast. Three of the Dutch sub. marine cables were repaired and now in use, and the fourth had begs picked up and was now ben( coiled oa board at Lowestoft and would in a few days be agate submerged. Judging from their appearance, their durability was likely to be very considerable. One of the Irish cables was still oat of repair, as alto one of the Isle of Wight wires. Ie conclusion, the chairman moved that the statement of snouts be received and adopted. Mr. RAWSON asked for some sit 1112141011 of ILL Item of 24.1261. Id., for safari's and wages. He thought it ought to be given somewhat more in detail. Mr. CHADWICK, a director, said there were 677 stations, and the salaries and wages of the clerks and other, were comprised to this item. After some dbeussioe, in the more; of which there was a pretty general espresaloa of opinion that the scoosate should contain some further particulars with regard to this item, and also with regard to another item of 9,414/. for maintmer et, the motion was put and carried. The CHAINHAN then moved that a dividend be declared, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. Mr. Rawson moved an amendment, that the dividend be 7 per cent., which he said weld be declared, if they did not maintsio to lugs a reserved tend. Mr. BIDDIR, • director, mid it was asesewy they should have a working capital of 9,0001 or 10,0001., if for no other purpose, in order to truism the bungee. of the 'mousy in mossy orders, which was mach increasing. Mr. G. Walton spoke at some faith in support of the amendment. Oa a show of hands the amendment wu lost, sad the original motion carried; and the meeting wound up with the usual voted thanks to the chairman. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. The first public dinner in aid of the funds of this habitation took place yesterday evening, at the Star and o.rwr Hotel, Itzhmond. under the presidency of Mr. J. J. Mackt, sheriff elev. Nearly 100 persons were present, including a 'ergs number of lados—a novel feature, which arpssred to give great satisfaction to the male portion of the assembly. Amain the company were Sir J DA*. Bart , M.P., pestilent of the institution; Mr. W. G. B Outten, its founder and treasurer; Mr. C. Podmore, Mr G. Sock dale, Mr. J. L. Bases. Mr. Y. W. Yates, Mr. C. Wolterton, Mr. A. Garrett, Mr U W. Goodday, Mr. J. G. Pairence, Mr. Baylis, Mr C. Barrow, Ate. After the enstematy loyal and national toasts, The CHAIRMAN proposed "Prosperity to the Institu tion." In commending the toast t the company he ex pressed his eztrome regret shot so excellent a canoe had sot ensured a smash larger attendance and commanded a much more general support. There we,, he remarked, about thirty-five thousand commercial travelers is this kingdom, and when he beheld only about oats hundred priors of both oozes oa such an interesting occasion as that, he could not help hello( bat the claims of the institution were not duly appreciated by those who were especially isterested fa lie prosperity. Mash win being done for the children of commercial travellers: but that was no justifieaties for over looking the claims of the seassitous parents. (Cheers J He 'wetted to And that 'her the lapse of fear or Ave pease the total income et th • charity did not emoted from six to seven Mulched possds_ par sasam, while its essuaulatei had was lUnited to 1,7504. heisted is esesols. Tusy ware sat es that melon Welty he the purpose el sifted's' ea is. [TWOPENCE. t fa that Mate of tbinp, sad so aazioae was be. ia~MdMUy, fee the perms of the institution that, hating 1111461114 at d events, to give a donation of ten guinea., be imam momeidedso Idepecarto doable that ansoaat provided th porn would isaalfest their earaestnees In the oar* reasedively astwariblng in the coarse of the resetag isterfilis of RR printer. (Load deem ) Whim OMB ware "WO pawl heiseileg to the elms for whine Wendt IM hatiellutba was expressly designed, sorely a Indiroode tits seeletes funds might fairly be (Rear, heir ) At present the annuitants de , rudest ea the awn, ocemietsd of three members receiviog 401. seek sad Eve widows receiving 251 lie hoped loon to melba amowmt Wonted be the feeds augmsoted from 1,7001. to 17.0001, • sad it ileald be recollected that a large Menem im Otte itlfotrome would be accompanied with but a very mita Wire PUTelit In posses. The awns at raised at presest he the ebildras of commercisl travellers was, he believed, shoot MIK • year, while that subeeribed fee their parents was Haft owe than 6001. ; and, without whal e s distrilli *edible of the femur, be wished to w• diaireeird ll we atialahad by a tine addition to the id Ills tweellest inetituttea. (Cheers ) The tart ereelinink with peat cordiality. ides llkervofie pa p esod Math of dee abainnen, whit* was asseleed will malt eathesleaat. The eballeapPvea by Um doling& be hie spree] *at rcepaaiW la by the esatpeay, dust enbstnip- Sm.** Ida* Nee h om e seceetary, , Me. Noah ig the swim of A lfa. - --- The eubserfpeimii hoeitdod, besides the twenty guineas from be chairman, a similar amount from the treasurer, Mr. Boston, flee guises from Sir J. Duke, s-versl do asthma of ten gialsees, end a number of 81141111 enbarrip- Boas of varicose 'mounts from ladies; and the total an nousced in the course of the evenieg was between three sad four buadnd windy. The Magical arrsngoments, whieh were of • my satiates tory character, were under the Meiotic." of Mr. T who was ably whited Ey Miss M. Wells and Mi. J. Wells, Mr. O. Perrin, and Mr. H. Buckland. The programme for the 'oasis. iiieluded a new ballad .ritten for the occatilon by the Becnituy, seated " The Helping Hued." The music was complied by Mr. Turner; and the ballad was sung with so tooth feeling and effect by Mr. G. Perna as to be loudly sad unanimously *scored. The proceedings were altogether of so satiefawory a cha racter that they can hardly fail to prove the eornmeocement of • new sad more successful ill in the career of the institution. BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Yesterday the ninth sanest general meeting of the friends sad subscribers to this useful institution was held at the Load= Tavern; Mr. CEARLIPA LUCAS, the omi tting, in the chair. Mr. Luna. having briefly opened the proceedinp, Mr. A. G. Banitie (the sweeter)) seed the report, which stated that the subecriptioas sod donations during the past twelve moethe 'imitated to 1,8641 le., and 7001. stick hoe been added to the sum LB the Three per Coot COMMIS, AO f01101,11:-2501. stock to the relief fund, and 4601 stock to the building fund, making the total amount 5 1.501. stock, vie., 3,6001. to the relief fond, and 1,9601. to the building fund. The annual ball, held at Willis's Booms, agein kincly superintended by Mr. Joseph Bird, as honorary secretary, produced to the funds of the institution a enrolee of 1081., end new sabeeriptions end donations to the amount of 311 14e. The supporters of the inatituti in will be grati fied to learn that the total amount received from this source aloes, since its commencement, is 8281 13.. 4d. The total number of recipients enjoying the bounty of this society is 96, vis.-20 males, and 16 females. Ihe report, after thanking the subscribers for their past exer tions, called upon those who had not hitherto tutscribed to come forward, and by their su►sereptioos enable the com mittee to relieve the deserving and aged tradesman, to that he might end his days contented in the smurance that hid former respectability and good conduct in life have, not withstanding his nsiefortuses, saved him from the pressure of want and neglect in his declining years. The report, in conclusion, Witted that Mr. Alderman William Lawrence had consented to become the president for the ensuing year. Mr. JOSZPH Bum moved the adoption of the report, end sold he was gratified to perceive that, notwithetaudiog two years of war, the society had not fallen in the estimation of the palate Although nanny latilltiee bad felt the penises of the times, he wee testified to announce that there had been no great &ells* la the amount of subscriptions, end it was With great pismats that he wised the adoption of the report Mr. R icaanntiore seconded the motion, which rem tarried ,twos eon. Mr. G. BIRD (the Trimurti) proposed and Mr. J. BIRD seconded a vote of thanks to the late President (Mr. Charles Lucas), which was serried. Mr. Lucas said he felt much obliged to the meeting for their thanks, and although he was going to relinquish the chair, he should not the less work for the @sopa of this metal charity. He saw co reason why this society should sot hammer, with propre support, we of the first charitable institutions in the eouotry. Mr. Gnomon Bun (in answer to a vote of thanks to the Teamster) said be was not satisfied with what the builders had dose oaring the pest year. He was ready to admit that the times had been bed, but still there were many of the larger builders who, he was sorry to say, refrained from oossing =onset there. He trusted that he should shortly hare an opportunity of telling them so. He had seen many men who lived in the best of style come to want the means offered by this charity, and he therefore trusted tint those who stood aloof would at last come forward end support this. one of the most useful and benevolent institutions of which the metropolis could boast. The CHAIRMAN (n refirence to a conversation which en sued, relative to the ezeation of almshouses, brought for warp by Mr. Isaac Bird, for which 6001. or 6001. is requited to raise the amount of :,6001.) said it was a disgrace to the builders that they should be talking of such an amount, while the cheassongas and other trades had raised me at snagnitleent almshouses, and endowed them. The sum to be expended lathe erection of such Ithildinp should be nothing less than from 40,0001. to 60,0001. Votes of thanks to the chairman, to Mr. J. Bird, the ho =theretary of the ball (proposed by Mr. Cozens, and ed by Mr. Grapes), the vice-presidents, end other oaken of the inaltution, having been pealed, the meeting, leach was well attended, separated. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. Yesterday the annual distribution of prizes to the stedents of the faculty of medicine took place at tbis college, seder the presidency_ of Major-General Bir William Fem. wick Williams of Rea; who was supported by Earl For- Warne, the Bum de Ocldamid, Mr. George Grote, Dr. Boost, &a The Dams of the FACULTY having read I congratulatory repeat on the program of the =Doge duriog the past year, she; following prises were distributed by the Chairman, who Imo Madly sheared on presenting himself . aar Clam, geld medal. A. I. Bannanno 'quire; Best diner i =rlli e gB. Jones. mama silver med..l, George U. Jeufiree els. Jailer Glees, silver medal, Rishard W Wum Garehani. Anatomy nod PY 7vabe medal, Michael Vaster; first dine metlig. shred Woo • , t sewed silver medal, Tema. Monadic tkernistry—Gold medal. Albert Buchanan ; first rim medal, ✓mael H. Adams; mooed alias mesa!, trim H. !tempter. Birk bag Lhoeabry gindente—Gold medal, Michael Poster; Brat silver Baruy mamma ; second silver medal, Lewis lititcrungs. ve esatonsy—Ciolcl medal, !bogey Kamm Barged(—Gold model, Edward Wynn* mown; first sliver medal, William T. Fos • second silver medal, Thom sea. Medielne—Oold medal, man G. blahs; first silver medal, Michael Cestaneini; raced silver medal, Joseph IL Gaequet. holm—Gold model, BMW H. Adam; slaver medal, Michael Poster. Pathologisel AmatimP—Oold medal, William T. Yes; allow medal, Ilzigirmilo Wks& Issneenenese—noia medal, Charles Hayes Marriott. PrnaMatChemilay—Oold =ski, Victor }lmre. 1 Medal, grim Binger; Elm Whet undid, George ▪ Plifewan esueddieree owool. C. EL Marrlutt. lidadaia Medico-0W anadak Victor ; first alver medal, lid Ema lima; .10:4111 Mier medal, WIII6m Edward Alen. Mame Gllatral Medd —*lsar : Geld medal, James Mho add; atm, J. C,ll:lloro . wwyd. Swam! : Behest Lamb. In noalrueal Volit a =Ph; - 0 r r • —Prisemsn, Ullannoo. Tye OsAryyar; then ries to adore,' the company, and shamed that his men for aoceptieg the c thce was the; although he was unable to ditcharge its duties efficiently, be might take the opportunity of saying a f. w words to the Students present respecting • former pupil of this college— Dr. Sane w ith—(chetr.)—who was w,th him during the whole of the struggle in Asia Minor. (Cheere.) Us hoped those who bad taken prate on this occasion, and those who might deserve them b tier, would eueolate Dr. Sand e/Ith'a seal and his virtues, and that they would one day meta the applause of the British public, as he had dent. It had been said, that he might offer • few observations re garding the efficiency and humanitt, of those who followed die medical profession, and he coo' d 'servilely speak upon Use sat erienoe be bad gained whilst assectived with Dr. /aadwith. Whoa he (Sir St latent William•) went to Armenia he found the Turkish soldiers in • state of abject ifisgradatioe. The wounded 'care stretched on beds of straw, •it • most filthy condition, aid wi bout a comfort to console Mam in their sufferings 'ant Dr. Sandultb, though labour. ling soder eztreme Woes. himself, devoted his energies so vigorously to the •llevir.tion of their misery, that when the Reglials army came evil they saw the Turkish soldiers lying en clean bode mad tourosuded by every comfort that humanity maid dictate. He held Dr. Bandwith op as • petters, which he 'aoped they would all follow ; and he felt that a similar oom.pliniestwas due to Dr. Parks (also a Wi dest of this ctolitge), who, although not weaselly known to him, be um •vrvo ►ad greedy distinguished himself by ►is skill sad hatuanity. A rote re. thanks to General W ililame, proposed by Earl Fettlarte, was respoaded to with throe cheers. I