The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-23 00:00:00

(?, • •••• ' •• •- • 15'.,..714,7- dr- " • NEWSPAPER rt4%l c • Lia _ s No. 5,342.) CtifUTTA, calling at the of Good Ho p e THE STAR and GARTERHOTELCOMPANY, and Madlres.—S CYAN COMMUNICATION between LON. (Limited), Richmond. Surrey. N and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1862, with limited I, the keno India and Loudon Shipping Company :Limited'. liability. ri well-wn clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, Capital /1140,000, In 12,000 shares, off 10 each. Depotit £1 per tons, 650.h0r-e power, G. E. BIRD, ( ommander, now share, and £2 on allotment. Cllllll not to exceed i;5, at inter coding in the Viciorta iLondea) Docks, will leave ou the lith vals of not lase than three montha. toner, emoarkliag passengers at and learn* Gravesend on DIRECTOSS. ; e 20th October, for Calcutta, cilium at the Cape ,2 Good The Right Hon. The Lord DE TABLET, 32, Lower Brookatreet. ',ape and Haiku. This magnificent ship, built expressly for Chairman. ne India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate The lion. Gerald Chetw7nd Talbot, India Board, Cannon-row, secommodatien toe passengers, and will carry an experienced Westminster; and Surlaltoo. iurgeou ; also a stew xrdess. The average passage of these The Hon. Henry William Petro, The Bedford's, Romford. 'teeele" kes been 7 0 days to Madras, some of th e m making the Berry Augustus Murray, Esq., SS, Park-street, Grosvenor-square. shortest passages on record. The line will be continued on the John Staples, Esq., The Albion, Aideragate-atreet. 60th of each succeeding math, with the deleted punctuality, ' Joseph Underwood, Esq. ;Hills, Underwood, and Co., lestcheep:, by one of tali Company's fleet of auxiliary screw steam Mina— 6, Hyde Park Gardena. For freight or passage apply to Grindley and Co., 66. Perna. YANIIIS. meat-street, S.W. ; the brokers, Alfred Brat and Ce., 160, Means. Ransom, Bonverie, and Co., 1, Tall-mall, East. Lesdenhall-atreet, B.C. ; or at the Olken of the Cooping, Messrs Roberta Lubbock, and Co., 15. Lombard-street. 9, Mincing-lace, London, E.C. ; where Moe applications foe ago fioucrroes—Measrs. Merchant and Pead, 50, Great George-street, poWtmeata as midshipmen in this GOVAN" should be made. Westatinater. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. Araroit —J. E Coleman, Esq. t eoleman, Trirquaud, Youngs, and Tokenhoine-yard, E.C. Agrefrzer —Edward Y. harry, FAQ., A.8.A., 1 , 014 palace-yard. Westminster. BROKEN — J. G. Bone, EGG., 3. Blink Chambess, lothbary, London, 8.C., or Stock Exchange. SZCRIITART —Augustus Browne, Elm_ 17s, Great George-street, Westminster. Westminster, career of DEVITT and 'MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACIMT MIT.—For ADILAIDI Direct (ta t Imo 4. , -Atcbed panctualt the 45th thlober osteL..o pancou....ly on .. the Aberdeen clipper AUSTRAL. A 1. register 606 tone, IitOBIRT Commander loadinz in the Loiolon Docka This doe vessel and ME' trader W expressly fitted for the lade. has a spacious poop, with first-rate accommodation for cabin par ',was. She is the hest opportunity for One and season goods offering. and will sill positively on the day named.—For terms of trely,ht or purge apply to DEVITT and MOORS. 9. 111111terwtreet. Offices-17s, Great ABRIDGED PROPEC'fItB.. The star and Gait7eriTifichmondicasaWOrld-wide celebrity. This is due not only to its situation. which is unsurpassed, but also to Its high reputation for tare= and entertainment pur pose s. The current business has outgrown the proportions of the pre sent building, and there is a great demand for increased hotel accommlelattoota connection with the establishment. —...—. __ The object of this Company is to meet this difficulty, and having purchased the hotel and goodwill of the Wattages improve and enlarge the present building. The property will be e conveyeil to the Company as freehold, and ttoai sank. orbtr suc eve lt i ti r t . il e i ra ref e. tors, w e it f competent nt yo tock gis, and wines, will be taken at a valuation. In order to keep the present connection identified with the house, arrangements have been made with Mr. George Ellis, the present proprietor, to act as Managing Director of the Company for a period of two years. if desired so to do. This tact, added to the presence of Mr. Staples on the Board, will moure more than ordinary allow ion to the details of praetl.•al management. The proposed improvements and additions—the construction of which will be en arranged as not to interfere for a single day with the current business—will, It is estimated, cost Xao.ooo. The additions, which will consist of additional wings, and be more especially designed for hotel purpoees, with a distinct en trance, will be of a substantial character without needless deco ration . . Stating as this Company does with an hotel and business already in existence, co immediate income will be forthcoming. The profits upon the curt ent business are capable id paying a fa.r dividend on the whole of the proposed capita, and it le not too much to enticipate that when the contemplated additions and improvements have been made the profits will be such as to ensure the payment of large dividends upon that capital. Hr. Coleman, of the 11-m of Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., has satisfied himself of the inertia of the project, and will act PersonA as the Companra auditor. As the le of the current laminae will allow of the pay ment of interest upon sums received from shareholders without entrenching upon capital, interest at £5 per cent. will be allowed on all calls tram the day at payment The same rate of interest will be allowed on shares paid in No promotion money has been or will be paid. The present prourietor has agreed to aampt In shares of the Company one-fourth part of his purchase-money, and the greater part of the capital lates already been otherwise subscribed. AppUostkui tot the remelr;lag share to be lade In the form annexed to the prospectus, with the deposit of 61 per share to the bankers, Mews. Ransom, liouverte, and Co. 1, Pall-mall East ; or Messrs. Roberts. Lubbock, and Co., 16, Lo mbard-street. S. P G r :nr= s her t rio h t e hay tal i e t ! t at% olk ile" ces :/tt e Co ßmke" mps , lik. Groat Goorve-street, Westminster. S.W. scorner of Parini,. mentddreet l and at the Star and Garter Richmond. The liabUity of each shareholder will be limited to the amount of his subscription. If no allotment be made the deposit will be returned In fall. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET Mfr.—Fur HOBART TOWN Direct will !see quick dmpatch the new clipper BBLLA MARY. AI, 176 ions miner. nu AM L CUBA ri. Commander; loading In the toodon Docks. This beautiful &mom has good accommodation br chief cabin ”sreuittra, and sill alma oarry a few intense irate& —Voir traw or passage apply to DEVITT and MOOR[, f. Bllliterarreet. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A/ of PACK sr SHIP.—Vor LAUNCESTON Direct 'a regular trader. just waived free the colony, to follow the Donorlan, and will have immediate despatch), the well-known oak-baitt clipper SATURNUS, 3.3d5, A 1, register 306 tone, T. A. BOYER, Comman.ter. This beautiful vessel has established her reputation in the trade by her rapid passage out. and manta • favourable opportunity to shippers.—Yor freight or pangs apply to DEVITT and 1100R.R. p, Billiteratreet. BLACE BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPIE PACKETS for AITSTILALLA from London /beet. Pert. Ship: — Timeline. Deets. Tote& Melbourne Cbatmeorth LOOO L India Sept. Of Sidney ,Leichltardt 1.015 L. InAla Oct. 15 Queenaland lUght of the Age MOO Z. India Sept. 46 Queerolanil .151 ring Cloud .. ludle Oet. 55 Adelaide. I Moyle— ...... 1,5/0 E. India Oct. 17 Melbourne ENO Sydney !Leichitardt UMW Queensland 'Light of the Age KIM Queensland I flying Chad Adelaide. — This celebrated Use of packets have, by their pa rapid panages. earned a world-known reputation, a meager accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels all particulars respecting Inditht or paseagu W Aust. LOINS BAINES and Co., Liverpool : all Agents to Bell Line : and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Londe London. B.C. ad their pas afloat. —For alas apply to n. the Black SUINAR Direct, in 70 days, by the magnificent new deer-built clipperahip COYA, A t,12 years, 1.060 tons. Loading in the lad India Docks. Tis splendid vessel, just launched by Rama Dudgeon and Co., has been built under the inspection of the owners upon the most approved prin. cfples of naval erchiteeture to ensure speed k will sail punc tually on the sth October , and Is expected to crake the =out in under 70 days, Her commodious saloon and clam cabins, which are el.ht feet high. are now being fitted in the =et superb manner, to afford such accommodation to pawyan as can be found In no other vessel loading for the CeboMa = h. or WARN WAY to ORRIN, ROBINSON, and Co, th. Shied, RC. TROY- LIVIRPOOL OIL QIIIINSTOWN TO NNW TOIL THILIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA DIMPUIA ULU-SHIP COMPANY inlaid die. WAR( ikelr NO-powered Cl de-bait Iran &raw IneamShlps, carrying ilisaiLedSJlA/ nom uveßrooiros trzw voix. CITY O► PAGTIMORS, Wednesday, Sept. 30. CITY OF LIMKRICK. Saturday, Oct. 3. CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday, Oct. 7. WI'NA, Wednesday, Oct. 14. Aad every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the man steamers sailing every Wed 13, 17, and 31 gainesa, according to the soaonatodatios.= by tbe Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas Forward plummy • Including all provisions cooked. Passengers ley Coeds. the United States, and British Columbia, booked thron3l , a; n r A lidnetageous terms.—For further particulars apply LYMAN, 11, Water street, Liverpool; or to sad RACKY. 61, King William street. City. THE OXFORD. - EVERY EVENING BRLICTIONS from the new and most popular °PIRA* by the °Dempsey, with fell Band and Morn., conducted by ldr. R. JOSOIDUSIL °needy by Uneworth, Eugene. W. Randall, O. Butchleeme, A. Lloyd, and °tome Hodson. Adneeekm, area, Id. stags sal balcony, la ; private boles, 10.. dd. BII.ITD3H and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL YAM RYIAId.BIIIPS, appointed by the admiralty to rail between ISYERPOOL and N EW YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports MD land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston Ohl= at Halifax to land end receive passengersand ates walla The folio or other vessels are sp. pernied•saidl from Liverpool, at Cork to P• 014110 tie lintle: • •PIEVIA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 00. • Taking pawners cod goods for Nassau and Havana, to be tasasfeared at New York on board the R. 11.8.5. Corsica. AFRICA, for BOSTON. Saturday, October S. SCOTIA. for NEW 1 ORB. Saturday, Oct 10. irtt=lmoney, including steward's fee and provisions, hat e wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Beaton, chief cabin, : second cabin. LIE To New York, civet cabin. LW aimed cabin, £lO. Freight to Halifax, Boston, end New Yost, LS C a t:ll 4h . S per cent grimace.—Apply to J. B. Pooh!, SS, Old London J. M. Carrie. Havre, and It. Placa ds la loam, Paris; O. and J. Burnt Eucbananatnat, Olsakew ; D. sad C, Wiser, Quoenstown ; or D. and C. Wirer, 11, Water. stoat tavirDpol. DEOLLIPPB, GRAVES, and PIIILLLPPB deep•sm the andanneettatest orm...tam Fee SOITERDAM sad the ltiflNT., tb• SATAVTIII., fres the LIMA aad Forest arm Wharf, Worsts& every atualay, at 11 am. TAM :It 25.. £lloe., sad ITs. ed. Retest ticket", a fare sad • half. The ITS/WORD, Thursday months early. from of the Tower, lane LI. ADLER, or SCHWALBZ, Thursday and Ilatarday, at n ass., from Morsel:4ms= 110•11 &seawalls' mos. Irars•• N, At lad For 00rfkiENRC SU, the GUSTAF WASA, fiepterabee 20, treat Reesseydoon. Tares, LS lb, t 2 to., and £l. To be Mowed by the LONDON. ler 0021DIRACtgle, a dewier, to a few days Per behibt, &army at Chephu s thelvereol Mee. 11 Iteed- I re ICW , C or So TIOLLIPPII, ORATES, sad PRI 1.1.11•13, , THE ENGLISH, BELGIAN, and NETHER LANDS BANE (Ltraitedh NOTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN, that ea EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of this Company will he held at the London Tavern, Bialustiegatastreet, In the City of London, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of ortober, ISM, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose of confirming certain resolutions at an Extraordinary General Meeting, held at the London i rs ' v l er d n aforesaid, on Wednesday, the Illth day of September Instant, to the following effect : That en agreement for the amalgamation of the Union Bank of England and France !Limit. , and the Company, dated the 26th day of Angmt, 183, signed by two of the directors of each of the said .Ceespenies, be approved of and confirmed. That theism, of the English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank (Limited) subject to the approval of the Board of Trade being obtained, be changed to • The 4:nropean Bank ;Limitedl." That the capit d of this Company shall be increased to =SO, divided into 40,000 shares of 660 each: and that the tregelations of this Company shall, from a day to be toed =a t Directors of this Company, be annulled, and in lieu certain regulations laid before the said meeting of the 16th day of September, shall he adopted as the regulations of this Company.—By order of the Boni, W. RICHARDS, Secretary. Clay WiLliwastreet, &C., London. Sept. St, WU vozzarußz cautwaz FREE to any ?AZT of the If BOOM Braving-moss suttee, complete Ihninproorn suites, complete Bedroom suites, complete Warranted tlrat dam P. end 8. BETIMES, IN, Osfordatreet. /11netaded ditalogues math and post free on application. CIAX.ITION.—WATHEREITO I S and BROODEN rasammed the nubile to have the Curet Gold stated ea the Imasid•—vi Moe Gold sad Pm Cold,' and applied to Isseellery, a deaden. WATMILIMTON and BROODENB GOLD amd all Meles manufactured by them, are sold upon Ihls_pliaelpha add at the munfacticrarg prices. Manufactory, 1/. eakeed, Covent-pa don, W.C. dams made of chains W kw each.—N.B. This establishment le closed at 111 Mi maim and co datordays at 1. LIS 0 • II 0 0 le DLOTHINO IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and Meet useful Invention of the day, AOIIA AMARICLLA.— JOHN GOASMLL sad C..., Three King-court, Lombard lielakiesidas, perfumer. to her Majesty. respectfully oder to the this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the Mir Mlle "dein. hue—uo matterat what age. The Ague Anitella las now of the properties of dyes: it. on the contrary. b lamidal to the system , and when the hair is once ramrod Nu application per month will keen it In perfect colour Pries Lila per bottle, or in half bottles, 10a ed.—John 0010.411 & CO. bombes appointed perfumers tolLit.M. the ALMS of Wales. DiegiOßD'S PUB. FLUID MAGNESIA r RE sims, daring twenty-eve years, emphatically mars imesi the medical profession, and universally accepted by the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, he, gout, and Indication, and as a mild aim Named bre delicate constitutions, more especially for ladles and deem. * prepared In a state of perfect parity and el name stremirth, by D6TNEFORD and Co., Iy!,Nee Bond. Mel*wer& Lemke; and sold by W respectable chemists Work or ro KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDZIL for which a prise medal was awarded to the prodneer at the Internatlona EsWDINon , DM—Poultry Dom and Plants are effectually freed from fleas and all other vermin with which they are infested, Ly the above powder, which Is quite harmless to animal life. The Farmer, the Oar dosser, or the Sportsman, will therefore And it invaluable. Sage, cockroaches, beetles, moths In furs, and every other special of buses are also Inguntly destroyed.—sold in packets, Is. sad la Id. each. or post free for it, or treble We for 36 Nampa, by THOMAS XEATINO, chemist. 79, tit. rears-re= yard, Lod" IC.; retell by all druighde, Do Take maim ow. Mush* packet been the above tame sal alldreaa JOriAIIII COPARINE MKOK, saceartally ailed la the Path sad load= Ratattala, sager the GIN at Wawa 00Ialsr.IJvld, Mead. &ad laßtz• Claus* sa aff., tam Wide a tan V. •a swarm, at da altlaw la eat at throats dasa—.a. dd. par tottie t r odm y pad R oi..a• C. hams's. Prima ahla Eafdtarist. POLYGRAPHIC HALL.—Miss HERAUD And HERE INITEGEKIS celebrated SHAKESPLABLAN INTIIITAINILIST, Illustrative of the Paul ns, interspersed with descriptive Mode, this and every evening at 8: Saturdays, at & Meek by 1. C. Bs tln, lag.; doloa. Miss Mabel Brent, Mn,Beuthin, Herr Bona, Mr. Page, Mr. Stedman, and Hamm a. Nappi. An Mildest chortm Booltiag at the Hall Bing Wil lima-streets atria& from 19 to 6; or tickets of the Menlo sellers. THZ GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of 111:31111f lliftCHß, lag —Protestor Tappet's adspaaties el She shove Is =billeted, with V• 110111 pleasing effects sisci lm pavements by Mr. A. Minster, it VERY EVENING, at half pas4S, at the CUITIMUIY-HALL. woonotater-roat, S. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE °HORT. mew version-7'h* Fairy trountale—Orsnd Divettleseseent—faveortte Open Selection—NH:eels, the owl nest Violintst—ltaptutel de Bella. the Intent Temer—lengiols the pest lodise Juggler, IVIJAY lIVIINLNO.—Door open et seven. commence et half-peat. REMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S every Evening Ws Week, after Alfred Melba's Promenade Ceneerts. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jerrnyn-street. Families sad Gentlemen can be accommodated with Apartmenta and Bedrooms In this Establishment at moderate charges.—THOMAS DAWS (teas Shawn's. 103, Strand) Pro printer. Muses provided for large and samell parties. ABLOW'S PATILNT CASK STAND, a new tavontoos,ao odmirobty metered that a tall butt, as will es smeller mks, may be rased or tilted or it without labour or trouble. Its mike is so impalpable that du sediment of the most tlsptd Bald by no possibility au as disturbed. Prim k. Lk, lea., to sour to, 11, and 18 gallon maks. BARTAY7I3 SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more Oat beer or soar wine. Pries Is. tld. ; ditto, electroplated, 9o—Spply direct to JAIL BARLOW, patentee, 14, Wag Wllllam-street, Mansion-home. Bee that his name and adding us an even article : all othereare various unitationo Engravings 'ratio Established lax THE HEALTH OF LONDON. The report published by authority of the Re gistmr-OsoirelistateSthat, is the week that sailed bat Satur day the deaths in London were 1,186. The average number of deaths is ten correeposdiog weeks (via., the thirty-eighth week in each of the years 1853-62), with the omission of deaths from cholera in 1854, and a correction for increase of population, is 1.147. The mortality as exhibited in the present return does not much exceed the estimated amount. Then were 36 deaths from small-pox, 14 of which I occurred to persons fifteen years old and upwards. It is stated that vaccination had been previously performed in 10 of the 36 cases, but the iridium as which such statements rest is sot always to be trusted. Only one death from small pox oreurred is the west districts in the week ; and not more than 4 in the south. The deaths from ecarlatina were very numerous in the week ; they were 130. This complaint is, at the present time, the most fatal to the list, with the exception of phthisis, which numbers 142 cases. Scarlatina seams to be rife in Ksetish-town, when there were 8 deaths from it; in the enb-district of Haggerstone East, where there were 5 ; and in that of St. Peter Walworth, where there were TA Four deaths were ascribed directly to intemperance, be sides 4to delirium tremens. Seven infanta died of syphilitic disease. Two widows died at the respective ages of 94 and 96 years. . . . . - Arum employed in lead works, aged 33 years, died from lead poisoning, which caused disease of the liver. Lost week the births of 946 boys and 984 girls, in all 1,930 children, were registered in London. lo the ten cer reepooditg weeks of the years 1853-62 the aver►ge number (corrected) was 1,846. THE REGISTRATIONS. Mascuavreat.—On Monday the Revision Court for thin borough was opened is the To wn.hall by the Hoc. Richard Dammam We have no means of ascertaining the losses pin on the part of the conservatives, as no persons attended officially on their side. Though the badmen of trade his premed heavily upon the general community, sad many were uoable to pay their rites, or were obliged to remove to houses the rentals of which were too low to secure a qualification, the pin on the liberal aide is stated to be shove 600. The total number on the register for 1862-3 is 21,880.—Mannterter Guardian. - - ROCIIDALL —The revision of the list of voters for Rochdale Issa bees completed, sad then is s net liberal gain of 3. 1111PIMINTATIoN OP COVIIIISZY.--012 the liberal aids the names of the Hon. Chendos Leigh, brother of Lord Lir*b, lord-lieutenant of Warwickshire, and Mr. Akroyd, the millowner of Bradford, lime been eolatioood am candidates. We understood, however, that Lord Leigh has expressed his disapproval of his brother becoming • ea. didatr. The reason alleged is that during the Coventry die tress hie lordship wee chairman of the committee for re lieving the distress of the operatives. He wee himself • very Loge cootributor, and it wee chiefly through his brim mentality that • feed of 40,0001. was raised. Bone of his political oppow.to Marinated that his lordship theacanated by political motives, sod wan 'axiom to rearm a seat is the borough at the next electioe. In order, therefore, to show that this uncharitable aseertioo was aorcaaded, Lori Leigh has oe this occasion refund to give his support to his bro ther's main forward for the berosigA. In eisesequence of this Weed • deputation of emu of the leading electoes of comae' yeatiirda7 ('Tuesday) wa i ted on Mc Arthur Pod , :woo of time lota Bo Robert Peel. As yet, however, no Mahe answer hesbese gives. LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER .. 28, 1868. PROM LAST NJGM?S GAZETTE [NAMES OF soucrrosa AND FORTH= PAITIOULAIB Ts Hi OMB= AT Tat 017101 OP Till CHIEF 8101/111A8, 00081 OF BANCROFTCT, winicauzz-sTurr.l BAN IC SLUM. WILLIAX HZNILY Baum! Pant, Bedford-row, solicitor, to stir. muter SKIL 30, at IL °tows S omit, Scotts-place, Homey-road, carpenter, Oct 7, at It JAR WiurTranTow, 1174 e, Banta, groom, Oct. 7, at 1. JAMES FRODNIAN Oct. 7, at it JoHN DIVAS, Crown-street, Walwortb, dairyman. Oct 7, atli. Jous MAITHIAB KILLAWAT WILLIAM, Lint-street Southwark, publican, Oct. 7, at 11 Maniocs IIAYIR, Providence-row. Irinsbary, bat manufacturer, Oct. 7, at IL nuptial( SCOI3OII, Riverdabsterraoe, Richmond, corm:illation agent, Oct. 7. at It MATILDA POP; spinster, Upper-terrace, Islington, teacher of music, 411. 7, at I. ARTHUR RICHARD, Botolph.lane, City, COmmlation agent, Oct. 8, at lie. EDWARD YOUNG Wald, Leather-bottle-lane, Upper Norwood. beer Mailer, Oct. 8, *lll, EDWARD TORRID, Suseex.road, Brixton, greengrocer. Oct. 8, stll. CHARLIE HALLS, Surrey-I,lllas, Nunhead-green, }Dun:nu= brewer, Oct. 8, at 11. JOB GREGORY, WatTeD4Treet, bricklayer, Oct. 8, at 111 Rangy MIUTZHRAD, Whlteheadsgrove, Chelsea, and Wimble don. solicitor, Oct. 8 at 11) THOMAS Appleford, Barks, turner, Oct. 8, at Ili. BRUMILIX ROBIAT Lamboern, &sex. straw carter. Oct. 8. at 11._ . _ _ JOiiliTH(TiaiCooPiß Woolwich butcher, Oct. 8, at 11. at 11. WILLIAXJAKIIB EPPS, 11.3dstone, and &mato& sear Maidstone, ourasrmas„ Oct, 8, at H O l~f c naliT MARTIN MOSILISOI, Lawton, Stateardahlre, ale merch•nt, WILLIAM BI i tSIXT, aafratitddre, Umber men:haat, Oct. 9. at 1 t. Latterwcath. Leicestersh., butcher, Oct. 6, at it Jona YtILDIIIOO6II, Kembartea. Salop, miller, Oct S. at It Joita Jacm/oN, Ilcrten. aaar Melton, Yorkshire, builder, Oct, 8 at 11. JO YRfData, Horstortb, Webblre, woollen ^ - ^ Oct 8, at U. JOHN COLUMN, Filey, Yorkeh., livery stable keeper, Oct. 9, at 11. THOMAS MUTH, Sheffield, cheese Utter, Oct. 10, at _lO, waLux Mazairr, Dooc.nster, anticline, Oct. 10. at 10. .laltMl MOM Nairn% Psosara,Deabashohlrebaker.Sept,M, MIL JONI INKMAIM HOLLAND, Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 8, at 11. Jars Manx Manchester, Ironmonger, Oct. 8, at 13. JAMES }LWOW& and Tomas JAHN! Winworra, Manchester, needle manufactarers, Oct. 18, at 12. ___, __, .._ Jaunt Boune. Manchester, travelling draper. Oct. 6, at IL Thomas JO= Ho; Eishopwearmouth, Durham, haberdasher, Oct. 9 atl2. BASgrons, Bristol, tailor, Oct. 9, at IL Jane Muss, °ventilate, Lancashire, miner, Oct. 6, at 91. RICHARD alums, rrli. Nottingham, butcher, Oct. 7. at 11. IlsozAzi. BROWN, Blackburn, tailor, Oct. 9, at 10. JORIIIKIALMAN, Atherton, near Manchester, labourer, Oct. tat 10. _ . . W - I . lrAii HA/MAYNE, Waterloo, near Liverpool, ship agent, Oct. 9, at 10. WILLIAM Witertn, Ueda, pattern card maker, Oct. 16, at It DAVID RIAILMI7, Iv/wick cab driver, Oct. 6, at 11. JOUR NIA', iiioramonden, Kent, frail dealer. Oct, 6, at 2. limit HAMS. Wembley, Kent, plumber, Oct. 6, at Y. TRONA' Wm.:, Cannock, Staffordah., brickmaker, Oct. 1, at 11. auks= HARWOOD, Kingston.npon.ilull, Oct. 1, at 11. WOct 16,ILLLAJI at It Churchstoke, Montgomeryshire, innkeeper, Joii;WOoTnii7i, Northampton, homelier, Oct. 3, at 10. ARCHIBALD GRAY. Brockenhurst, Banta, coal dealer, Oct. 5, at 12. lonic HARM Bradford, Vanish , warehouseman, Oct. 8, at 104. Zoo= La; BiUtimborough, Lincolnshire, draper, Oct. 2, at 12. Jamas Ramows, Wrentham, Bnsolk, thatcher, Oct. 8, at 11. aw Timorur Jona Jscrus, Nethertogbam, lancolnahlre, chemist, Oct. 9, at 11. JOSRPII DAIMON, an., Onaby,Lincolnah., labourer, oats, at 114. Ourrrril EDWARDS. Cromburla, near Swansea, Olamorpnshire, Bremen, Oct, 8, at & GIOROD PHIPPS, Audle7, Btaftonishire, beerhoun keeper, Oct.., at 10, Eutusirru SODIUM Dolgelley, Merionethshire, milliner, 8 pt. 50, at in WOMAN ROBLICID Cameras, publicus, Oct. 9, at 10. LAB:; IF.AMINATI9NB. Nov. Di T. J. D. Holland. Ontears-terrece, Peckham-Woe. 26. B. White, Osorge.yard, Groevessor•quare, manager to a beer retailer-Nov. 26. W. Smith, Great Cambridge-street, Hackney road. boot manufwaturer-Nor. 16. Y Vacher, Albert-terrace, Bayswater, commission agent-Nov. 26, B. T. Monday, Claret'. douwquare, Mt. Pancras. commercial clam-Nov. 26. W. Dixon, Southampton, chemist-Nov. 26. M. Sowell, Moraingtonotreet, Mornings...crescent, draper's assistant-Nov. 26. I'. Martin, liammenmith, clerk to an attorney-Nov. 26. J. O. Kean" Freshwater gale, hid of Wight, carpenter-Nor. 26. C. Brook. Brightao. bookseller-Nov. 26. C. White, Upper Corawalletreet. Oeorggedo-the-East, private boarding-house keeper-Nov. 26. T. Stanford, Cottoostreet, Poplar, hawker of fish-Nov. 26. IL Heiden, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, bulkier-Nov. 26. T. Jacobs, Oloucestegatreet, Cumslen-town, pianoforte maker-Nov. 26. J. Lit. anima -villas, Pulliam-road, statuary-Nov. 26. R. Beget, Bosmernouth, Hampshire. grocer-Nov. 26. J. Outlaw, finned's ,:Surrey, builder-Nov. 26. Mary Blake, Addington-place, l t irorth, and St. George's-femme, Bayswater-road. boarding boa.. keeper-Nov. 2a P. li'Dowaill, limithatreet, Stepney, tailor-Nov. 26. G. Edgerton, Orasesalley, Wellclososquare, boarding-house keeper fur MUMS -Nov. 26. 8. Robinson, Ease:- place, Mlle End-road, carver and gilder-Nov. 26. C. J. de Oerardl, Augustaaquare, Regent's-perk, commission agent ' Nov. 26. P. O. 11. Galante, Poland•treet. Oxford-street. late licensed victualler-Nor. 56. A. Galeint, Brighton, late general marekant-Nov. 20. J. Bryan, St. Janne-place, Aldgate, hard nommen-Nov. 26. R. Masten, Woolnich. 4 Plw 3 Mer - Oct 19. - J. W. Smith, Birmingham, trimming manufacturer-Oct. SD. 5: Mudge, Birmlwersam, coppersmith-Oct. 30. J. Beard, Wolver hampton, licensed victuailer-Nov. 6. E. C. Alan, Malvern Usk, Worcester-hire, architect-Nov. 6. J. Jackson, Weds's bury, Staffordshire, journeyman carpenter-Nov. 12. S. Bailer, Worcester, plumber- Nov. It F. Hague, Birmingham, agent for assurance companies-Nov. 12. F. Bail, Bartomunder-Needwood, Staffordshire, farmer-Oct. 30. W. Stouts, Jun., Leominster, Herefordshire, late victualler-Nov. 6. E. Cooke, itedsittch, Wor cestershire, needle manufacturer-Oct. 27. IL Coleman and B. C. Coleman, Lanham Wedowee, Somersetehire, tailors-Oct. 26. W. Spent, Newport, Monmouthshire, innkeeper-Oct. 26. D. Wil liams, Abersychau, Monmouthshire, orertooker of navigators - Oct. 26. B. Abraham. Olin Neath, Glamorganshire, colliery agent -Nov. 10. J. Lockwood, Mold-green, Yorkshire, fancy formulae. timer-Nov. 10. C. H. Hirst, Leeds, cloth merchant - Oct. 13. P. Smith. Huntingdon, farmer-Oct. 11. B. Tye, Spalding, Lincoln. dockmaker-Oct. 9. T. Riehardsoo, Wavertree, Lancashire, stowkeeper-Oct. 9. L Skeffington, Carnforth, Lancashire, time keeper--Oct. 9. Mary Ann bell, Charringtonatreet, Camden town, licensed victualler-On. 9. J. Clough, Salford, lenessihre, drover-. ict. 0. J. Halliwell, Middleton, Lancashire, weaver - Oct. 9. J. headwall, Middleton, Laneasitire, labouree-Oct. 9. U. 0. Hughes, Liverpool, general deeler-Oct. 7. S. Kearton, Liverpool, ear drner-Oet. 7. W. insider, Liverpool-Oct 7. W. Davenport, Liverpool. grocer-Oct. 7. A. M'Donald, Liverpool, book-keeper-Oc tßarrie, West Derby, near Liverpool, book-keeper-Oct. 7. T. Worcester, ropemaker-Oet. 24. W. Courtney, Woodbury, Devonshire, blacksmith-Oct. 16. Ann ti , t4, a lszsl o o u n7, Yorkshlre is grTeroc . li t. 16. Jal . teter e: l l l 3 orlelr,. builder-Oct. 23. J. Hedgethorn, Jun., New Shoreham, Sussex, shipwright-Nov. 16. H. Of. Pugh, Machyulleth, Montgomery shire, chemist-Oct. S. D. Boyers, Boston, Llncolnthire, grocer -Oct. 6. W. Taylor, Harmston, Lincolnshire, licensed victualler -Oct. 23. J. Robinson, Halifax, Yorkshire, draper-Oct. 23. A. Wood, Brighouse, Yorkshire, pig Jobber-Oct. 15 J. Brown, Poulton with Fennheasi, Lancashire, basket manufacturer-Oct. T. If. J. King, Swansea, Gleroorganakire, man millaner-Oct, 14. J. O. Cooke, Seal, Keut, agricultural labourer-Oct. 27. E. John, Laminae? Yefrey, Pembrokeshire, farmer-Oct. 20. A. Jones, Queen Camel, Somersetehire, atone merchant - Oct. 20. Mary Mills, Nevrchurch, Lancashire, baker-Oct. 2. J. Hunk see.. hestaa, Suffolk, builder-shat. 3. A. Jackson, Ipswich, pastry cook. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Rapt 11. JOHN 'maws, Water-Greet, Calmar DECLARATIONS 07 DIyEDENDq.. ROM? BIAETT, Derwoudsey,;•treel•Triii,;l—lt;LTilividend of Std., any Monday, at Stansfehi's, BasingliAll-otreet. JOllll WA1211.8, ARTHUR JoNZII, and DAVID JO3lllll, CAVIIIATOSO, Herlnd dividend of 4d., say WodDeiday, at Mills, er ALICUJIDIZ KThXIDT Swim, East Stonehouse, Devonshire, dxspee—let dividend of 31. Md., any day, at Pearce's, East Stonebouse. DIVIDIXDS. Oct. 7. R. Greenhill, Strand, tobacconbit—Oct 9. I. French, Taunton, Somersetshire, tailor Oct. 9. J. Edye, Exeter, surgeon — Oct 7. T. Edwin. Liverpool, bread baker—Oct. 7. J. Horton, Llyerpool, Iron merchast—Oct. 12. D. Birtwistle, Bury, Lanca shire, joiner —Oct. 15. J. W. Smethurst, Manchester, letter press printer—Oct. If. T. 11. legal, Leeds, butcher—Oct. lt. U. Hutchinson, Leeds, cooper—Oct. 14. J. Lorimer, Rochdale, Lanosahlre, grocer—Oct. 14. 11. Newton, Stockport ,Cheshire, and Derbyshire, cotton manufacturer—Oct. 14. J. Turner, Bary, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. DE6B9LPIZL . I. Bradley and ii7lnund, Jun., — Dudley, land surveyors—H. Cheawright, T. Sheffield, R. H. Williamson, and I. N. Sheffield, Adaniseocrt, Old Broad-street, City, timber merchants, so far as regards T. Sheffield—J. Ravenscroft, H. F. box, and J. Sayers. Valparaiso, &stab America, agents—W. G. Taylor and T. Ferrell, Hounslow, auctinumrs—A. Dengett, R. Dennett, C. Maw, and T. Hutehin on, Not.tingham, builders, so far so regards T. lintchiu son —W. Stetter and C. E. Matter, Blackfriaromad, printers G. H. Dirkbeck and A. Wet, Copps, Plintahlre, manufacturers of mineral oil—A. Boberston and J. A. Raymnr, Little Tower-hill, City, provision merchants—J. J. Rogers and W. Drayemi. Brighton, silt mercers—D. 11.Askill and T. W. Pringle, South strevt, Manchester...mare, grocers—D. Hotdaworth and S. Holds worth. Leeds, builders—Juba Jackson and Joseph Jackson, Manchester, coopers—T. Bridge, J. Elwell, and H. Bridge, Blr mlncham, iron merchants—W. lox and J. Sykes, Cleribeaton, Yorkshire, cardmakers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& THOMAS Asffigasos, Dumfries, draper, Sept. 28, at the Commer cial Hotel, Dumfries. COLIN 7iisaa , Glasgow, grocer, Sept. 10, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JOHN CANNRON, Edinburgh, potato merchant, Sept. 20, at Dowels and Lyon's Rooms, Effinffiugh. ROYAL Brian or LINLITHoow : at a body Corporate and Politic:, Sept. 28, at the Star and Gaiter Hotel, Linlithgow. ROM= .181.aciattg. Glasgow, accountant, Sept. 28, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. SERIOUS ACCIDNET TO ♦ COLLEGE CADET AT CEILTINBAIL —On Saturday evening, between six sad seven, while the Collar Cadet Corps were engaged in priea ties with blank cartridge in the online ground, Private Snoopy, • son of the eminent Burton brewer, sustained • serious injury to his face, through his rifle discharging while at the "order." He had incautiously let the hammer down on the cap when is should only have been at " half-cook." sod the sudden jerk on the ground caused the cap to explode. Every attention was paid to the young gentleman, and although his right eyebrow has been shattered, it is hoped so more serious result will arise from the untoward disaster. Hi. right-hand man also lad his uniform oosaiderablf damaged. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Usoran'n TT.110111.118.) FRANCE. PARIS, SEPT. 22. La Prance of this evening says :—" The Federal corvette Keanage will be treated at Brest like the Florida. The two belligerents will enjoy the same rights and the same advantages." _ . . La France also asserts that the MUM= Minister of Marine has decided not to grant any leave of abeence to the officers of the navy. SPAIN. MAMA Barr. 21. The United States Minister has paid a viait to their Majesties. The rumour that the projected expedition to Melilla has been abandoned is unfounded. Troops have been sent to Malaga. ITALY. TURIN, Sin. 22. The Italian Ministers of the Interior, for Foreign Affaifs, and of the Marine, Count de Launay, Ambassador of Italy at Berlin, and the Marquis d'Azeglie, Ambassador in London, with the French and Turkish ministers, leave here this evening for Milan. CANADA. In the Legislative Assembly the Militia Bill passed its second reading upon a division of 89 to 7. The Volunteer Bill also had its second reading —yeas, 82; nays, 13. The estimated requirements of the Canadian government for the year amount to 15,119,190 dole. The receipts of special revenue will verge, it is calculated, upon 4,000,000 dole., and, with certain items of ordinary income, will leave a balance of the expenditure to be provided by a vote of 3,918,664 dole. The Quebec timber market was generally dull, but there was a good demand fur deals and elm. Freights were advancing, 365. 61. to 375. 6d. being asked for timber to Liverpool. THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO AUSTRIA. The following is the text of the note addressed by Prince Gortchakoff to M, de Knorrin& the Russian representative at Vienna : Taankoe-selo, Anima 26. You will Bud annexed the copy of a despatch from COMA de Recbberg, which the Austrian chart* orelaires wee charged to communicate to me. " " It contains the observations suggested I. the Atuirian Minister for Foreign Affairs by the overtures contained in my despatch of the 18th July, and states, to our great re. gret, th►t the Austrian government differs with us in opinion on most of the points which we have mentioned. Our pro positions bad in view the work of conciliation, the urgency of which Count de Rechberg has pointed out to us. My despatch of the 18th July had for object to precisely point out that idea, and to remove beforehand the objections and the misunderstanding to which it might give rise. We regret th►t it has not met with the adhesion of the cabinet of Vienne. The more value we should have attached to coming to an understanding with it on a question in which we consider our interests to be identical, the farther are we from wish ing to prolong a discussion which will do no more than prove a difference of oplaioe. We are persuaded that Ooant de Rechberg will share in this feeling. We prefer to confine ourselves to the essential points of his despatches, on which we at least intend to be in accord with him. The Austria government whams to ese a state of thlup promptly reestablished in the kingdom of Poland which would restore tranquillity to that country, repose to Europe, and security to the relations between the cabinets. We fully participate in that desire, and all that may depend onus shall be done in order to realise it. Our august master continues to be animated with the kindest intentions towards Poland, and with the most con ciliatory feelings towards all foreign powers. The welfare of all his subjects, of all room and of all re. ligious creeds, is an obligation which his Imperial Majesty has accepted before God, his coascieoce, and his people. The Emperor devotes all his solicitude to fulfil it. As regards the responsibility which may be assumed by his Majesty in his international relations, those relations are regulated by public right. The violation of those fun. &mental principles can alone involve responsibility. Our august muter has constantly respected and observed those principles with regard to other states. His Majesty has the right to expect and claim the same respect on the part of other Powers. You will please to read and give a copy of this dispatch to the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs.—Accept, /cc., Goßrozurorr. The Canadian steam-ship Jura, Captain J. Aiton, from Quebec on the 12th, arrived in the Mersey at six o'clock yesterday morning viA Lon donderry. She brings 54 passengers, but no specie. FOREIGN CONSULS.—The Gazette of last night notifies her Majesty's approval of Doe Joaquin Gonzalez Host as consul at Cardin for her Majesty the Queen of and of Mr. Thomas Ryan as cooed at Quebec for the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg. APPOINTMENTS.—Last night's Gazette states that the Queers has been pleased to appoint Major Robert Miller Mandy to be lieutenant-governor of the island of Grenada; her Majesty has been pleased to appoint Mr. Replan& Way to be chief magistrate, and Mr. Thomas Mayne to be stipeediary police magistrate for the settlement of Lagos; hew Majesty has further been pleased to appoint Mr. T. Mildmay Sherrington to be attorney. general for the island of Grenada, sod Mr. James Meagher to be euperin. Modest of public works for the Island of Trinidad. Trig CONFEDERATE OUTRAGE ON A BRITISH SUB JECT.—Mr. R. IL Belalew. whose memorial to Lord Russell appeared a few days ago. baa received the following reply:— " Foreign-otlice, Sept. 21, 1863. Sir,—l am directed by Earl Russell to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the sth instant, giving an amount of the ill-treatment you experienced on y our refusal to eolecteeer for service in the Confederate army, sad request* her Majesty's government to chum an indemnification for you on account of such ill treatment. lam to state to you in reply that your claim shall not be lost sight of in case communisations should be opened with the so-called Confederate authorities with • view to obtaining redress for British subjects who have suffered ill treatment in the Coefederste States.—l am, sir, your most obedient humble servant, C. Harmon)." INTERESTING ARCH .EOLOGICAL Discovaim.—A few day since, as the men employed by Mama. Richardson and Anscombe were digging out the foundations for some new booms in Pencesteratnet, Dover, they OWN to a copper coin of Antonious Augustus Pins in a very fine state of pre servation. The coin had evidently been used as a British coin exclusively, for while bowleg a finely preserved head of the Roman Emperor, together with part of the lettering, whiith of itself unmistakably indicated the reign in which it hod been struck, it had on the obverse the allegorical figure of Britannia much in the same manner as our modern copper coins have had together with the greater pert of the word " Britanieruir surrouoding it. Few finer specimens of so ancient a coin can exist, but we endststeod that a short time since a coin of the reign of Nero, in almost u perfect a state of preservation was found near to the same spot.-3ssaee dab ertiaer. THE WEATHER AND THE HOP-PICHING.—During the put week the weather on the whole Lu been favourable) for the clearing up of the " dregs" of the harvest and for the hop•pieking. The stormy weather on Saturday night, and the subsequent sharp but transient @bowers, have " ruffled" rush hoplardens as reniained unpicked. But alto gether greet progress has ben made, and the present week will doubtless, if the weather remain fairly favourable, au a close put to the labours of the pickers. The amounts continue, as they have been throngboot, to be extremely varying, but unfortunately the remark that the crop manse down " s p ort of expectation "is the promiunt "burden of the song sung by our correspondents. Of the quality, all accounts concur in speaking eatlehetorily, sad judging from the teas of the market good samples seed not go beg ging, Prices appear to be rising, the natural result of the diminished supply asomialeed in the progress of the pinking. —SuafxAdoertiaer. • Fell benefit of reduced duty obtained by pure cluteing Plonihasa's Pure Tea; 'err choke St as "6sum do. " High Standard" at ea Vormerty tbe ..m.e Md moat &Wipes Imported. ASooto to dysri town IMP/g7 THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE CATHOLIC CLERGY. The following outrageous decree has been issued by one of Mouraviers subordinates : The Military Chief of the tows and district of Wilkomiers to the Chief of Police, Major Schlykoff, sth (Nth) Anna, 1.869. No. 667. Having regard to the murders sad brigandage (i. e. the pleurreetion) which are incessantly being renewed. I have resolved to publish the following notice in the district : (a) I attribute all these disorders to the mowed dia. position of the catholic clergy to btigaadage and rebellion, a disposition which is common to the whole of that clergy from the Pope Pins IX. and his ordinal at Rome to the lowest of the scalsaiastical sensate in the poorest church in Lithuania. I therefore decree as follows : - - L Wham the brigand, (Insurgents) approach the village the clergy shall be reminded that it ia their duty to meet them with the cross and the gospel, not with bread and salt, ma they have done hitherto. They should use their persuasive powers and employ all their eloquence to pre• vent these wretches from committing crimes. No rebels shall be admitted into a village except by being forced to milk over the bodies of the Fiesta If the priests act thus, I shall hasten to report their exploite to the Bishop of Wass and to Pope Pine IL, at Borne, in order that these martyr priests may not have to wait too long for their canonisation. Such priests as do not follow my instructions to the letter shall be wrested by my orders, brought before a council of 'war, and sunburned within 24 home. 'they shall be tried se having taken an active pectin the insurrection. 2. The priests shall be responsible for all the murders committed in their respective parishes, and shall answer with their heads for all crimes that have been or will be committed. (6) I farther decree : Ist. That I shall immediately *manias military adminis trations is the domains of such of the landowner as impose on their peasants onerous or improper duties ; in other words, I shall send military garrisons for the purpose of temporarily attending to the household duties in plere of the proprietor. 2nd. That I shall sequestrate without delay the estates of such of the proprietors whom 1 shall recognise as in. capable of traaescting their own affairs. I shall employ their revenuca in the pacification of the country and the suppression of the rebellion. Such are the arrangements I wished to make knows as the district whose administration has been entrusted to dw (Signed) Colonel lIOLIJZ. [TWOPENCE THE ALLEGED TORTURE OP TAEPING PRISONERS. The Gazette of last night publishes the following extract front a despatch of Major-General Brown, com manding the British troop, in China, which has been com municated to Lord Russell by the Secretary of State for War : " Various statement, having appeared in the several journals published at Shanghai, emosnung the treatment of rebel prinmon, and alleged torture of some few. taken at the capture of Taitsan, I have the honour to sta te, that • report was made to me by Captain Money, RA, commanding a field force is support of the attack on nitre, soon after his return to beell-mtartem, of the insparialime crud treatment ol m E re nrimniors• I took the report to her &Mamie ty's Consul (Harvey) without delay, and expressed my that the Foutal should be informed of the same, and to upon ' him to send out an order at core to all his ' command, forbidding any cruelty to be snatched apes cap tured prisoners • further, if say report was again made to me of • simil a r nature, I would cease to act with his troops. Lieutenant It. Coos, ILA., who hes been six years in China, and has some knowledge of the Chimes language sad customs, was the first who reported the eiresinistame to Captain Murray, and the letterof the former officer, called for by me for report, is here annexed, and details, I think, evert - thing most clearly. I have no reason to believe otherwise than that the Foetid is equally anxious to be as humane as possible to his prisoners. Scene hundreds were lately cap tured at Quangma, and so far from being cruelly or se verely dealt with, have actually, to • great extent, been incorporated by Major Gordon into his own regiment ; and I have also asked for some to be sent down to me from Quangesa, to be drilled with, and attached to, the batteries of Chimes artillery gun Lamers, which are under the com mand of the sneer commanding Royal Artillery, who reports them most useful sod efficient. Major Gordon was also loot by me some fifty of these drilled gun Lamers for his attack on Quanguan, and speaks most highly of them. I have cos only to draw attention to ' eye witness' statement, who would actually allow the *die to believe that men undergoing extreme torture, such as he describes. with various wounds, from whence issued copious streams of blood, and ovoid not only exist from 11. a.m. till sunset, hut then to be able to bbd out for execution, leaving one to suppose that he was present the whole time ; whereas the editor, in his remarks on the bishop's letter, to remove any apprehension as to the non-influence of British officers who were on the spot, states that the treatment the pri. sobers were undergoing was only discovered ten minutes before their execution. This alone, I submit, stamps the whole statement as highly colou red and greatly exagge. rated." NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Szrr. 22. Arrourriams.-'—As sistant-elesks W. I. Brown Lod C. H. Crane (edditioosi), to the Euryehia. CHATHAM, Bar. 22. By direction of the Admiralty the whole of the wooden mew gunboats, built during the Russian war, which, upon survey, bays been tossed unfitted for farther service, are to be sent from this port to Deptford Dockyard, where they are to be brakes up by mechanics who are to be exclusively employed at that work, the Admiralty baring abandoned the intention of disposing of them. Should it be found to be practicable the whole of the machinery Is tore removed from the vresels before they are sent round from the Medway to Deptford. The mortar vessels laid up in ordinary in Yantlestereek are to be teken, as they may be required, for service as lighten and transports. PORTSMOUTH, Scrr. 22. SERIOUS CHOW' AGAINAT All ASIIRTANT-PAT MAIMIR.— A court-martial was held on board lb. Victory (flagship) to-day, to try Mr. James Tetley Sy ne. assistant paymaster of her Majesty's gun-vessel Pioneer. for being, on or about the 17th of September, 1843, fraudulently de ficient in the public moseys is his charge to the sum of about 424 120. - secondly, that be did, between the 31st of March a nd the 17th of September ' 18&3, make, or cause to be made, erasures and alterations in' the cash recounts oo board the mid gun vessel, which erasures or alterations were purposely intended to have the effect of showing a balance of public money to the amount of 2764 18e. lid. as carried forward on the let of April, 1863, instead of the true balaoos of 3141. Ba., cer tified by the examining officers on the 31st of March, 1863. The court was composed of Captain F. Scott, C. 8.. presi dent ; Captain Jobs Seocombe; Commanders C. T. Curme, M. Lowther, and J. Simpson, assisted by Mr. E. Hooking, the officiatiog judge-advocete. Mr. R. W. Ford, solicitor, of Portsmouth, appeared as the prisoner's friend. It was not denied that there was a deficiency of money, and that the accounts had been tampered with, but the defence of the prisoner wes that mosey had bees abstracted sad the accounts falsified by some one else; and that, bad the primmer had a dishonest intention, he bad an opportunity while at Sydney, in Australia, to appropriate a very large gum of money, amid to desert from the ship. This explanation, however, did not satisfy the court. The prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to be dismissed with disgrace from her Majesty's service. The Fakes, 17, ecreweloop, the Wasp, 13, acrew-sloop, sad the Lyra. 9, screweloop, are ordered to be out of the heads of the dockyard, and ready for the pendant, by the early part of next month. The Pioneer, 6, screw gun-vessel, Commander F. C. B. Robinson (acting) was paid out of commission this after noon. _ _ The Reopen. 24, screw corvette, Captain the Count Gleichen, mailed from Spitbead yesterday afternoon for Gibraltar. ENTERTAINMENT TO THE SAILORS OP THE CHANNEL FLEET. LIVERPOOL.TuuDAY ; To-day the entertainment to the eallore of the fleet was given in St. George's-hall. About 100 of the beet conducted men and marines on board the various ships assembled at noon on the Ptinee's stage and walked in procession through the town. On 'Change they were re ceived in the most hearty manner, the merchants and fte (Neaten of the news-rooms cheering vociferously. The Ex change buildings displayed • number of flags. while Nelson's monument, in the centre of the Exchange area, was surmounted by • trio of " Union Jacks." The principal streets of the town were " dressed" with bunting, and the people turned out in thousands, despite some very heavy showers which fell at short intervals during the day. Shortly before the march of the men commenced the church bells were set ringing. and materially enlivened the proceeding. The theatres will be throws open to the men, and everything will be done to conduce to their enjoyment. It bas been proposed to give the whole of the men a dinner of fresh meat in order that not any of them may go away having entirely subsisted op "salt junk" during their stay is port. The central rest ball was laid out with 22 tables, and at 2 o'clock dinner was served to the thousand sailors and marines. The ball was draped with flags, and adorned with groups of bowers, and as the tun entered the room ic apparently almost end less files the band of the 11th Artillery_ Volunteers (Maclver's corps) played " Rule Britannia" sad other national airs. Along the west side of the hall was a long table, at which sat Mr. S. R. Graves (commodore o , the Mersey Yacht Club), the chairman of the feat, the mayor of Liverpool, and a number of naval and military officers, together with the committee who had organised the demoutratioe. The chimer was of the most comfortable and substantial description, and con. slated of hot, roast joints, with hot potatoes and other vegetables, and a bottle of beer and as allowance of grog to each man. The galleries of the ball were crowded with 'spectators, and the scene, which was perfectly unique in I Liverpool, where so large a number of sailors of the royal navy have Dever been collected before, excited the liveliest interest and enthusiasm. Tee attendants at the dime were stewards from the Canard steamers, whose services had been placed at the disposal of the commitee by Mr. Meshes. When the men were all seated the bugler sounded attention, and all the men instantly rose, while the chair man said grace. After the dinner—which was dectiesed with a heartiness and zest peculiar to the British sailor— ' the bugle again sounded, and thanks returned, all the men. as before, rung ea masa& The effect at this time was ' moat novel sad impairs', while the beaming and pleasant face of the men showed that they thoroughly . ap preciated and enjoyed the hospitality of their entertainer'. But the finest moment wits perhaps, that when the men re ceived the toast of " the Queen," the cheers were so hearty and oaged. and the loyalty so ardent, that the spectators involuntarily caught up the enthusiasm, and the whole buildiog reverberated with acclamations. The crew of the Liverpool next sang two songs—one, "the Battle of Tra- Maar," the other, by the captain of the maintop, "the Red, W bite, and Blue," the whole of the men taking up the chorus with • fine and moon= effect. The choir then sang the glee, "Syrinx's delights ," Mr. Best accompanying on the organ. • The health of the Prince sod Princess of Wales" I followed. A sailor of the flag-ship Hagar, who bad a splendid baritone voice, then sang a song called " the Stolen Child," and renived es encore. The man's name was Barton, sod is the encore be pee " Peter White." The Chairman thee proposed "the health of the nos-commissioned Milan, petty Moses, seamen, and marine of the Channel squadron." - Soep were afterwards given by the crews of the Warrior, Emerald, and Resistance, sod the proceedings were not over when our parcel lett. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] (Enclosure.) Shanghai, Julie 11, 1863. Sir,—ln reply to the inquiry of the .ajar-general com modity I have the honour to inform you that at the 3rd May, 1t63 I was premett at Waikonpom as acting field eAlutant to a force under command of Captain A. Murray, )loyal Artillery. In the aftersoou of that day I was taking a walk for exercise with several other officers sing the main road towards Ko-lung.sung, sad in pasmog between two imperialists' stockades our attention was attracted by a number of men, I think seven or eight, naked and tied to poets. On approaching 1 found they were Changman prisoner, all with very loos hair (showing that they were rebels of key standing), and with the very peculiar complexion and physiognomy which have base frequently noticed as acquired men who have spent much time among th e Tunings. These men bad evi -1 dutly been sentenced to the punishment of the "Liegybe," use " slow and ignominious death," what we call " outing into a thousand pieces," and it wee also evident that they bad bean spared as much as possible, stud little mon than the form of this horrible puoialiment carried out. Each otan bad a piece of skin, not flesh, about four inches by two, partly stripped from one arta and hawing down, sad one or two arrows had hem pushed (apparently not shot) through the air in different places. There was very little blood *boat the ground, and the men did not appear to be in pain • one was crying out very loudly that be was a Shanghai c o olie and ought not to be put to death as a rebel—be bad, however, very long hair. I asked, a low Chinese officer present what they were ; be told me they were old sod well known rebels, two of them officers, and that they were about to be beheaded ; be said that thee had been exposed from midday (it war about half.past four or five o'clock. p.m , wheel I saw them). At the name time I sew an official approaching to superintend the execution, and not being anxious to witness the spectacle, which I howl often seen before, I withdrew. From what other officers who remained informed me, I gathered that decapitation was performed at once, in the usual manner. except that the sword em ployed was blunt, end the executioner inexpert. I saw no other signs of torture whatever, and considered that these men were, taking ion account Chinese law and cus toms, rather mercifully dealt with. A dead Churl= lay some distance off, who had been treated in a similar man ner to the other; in addition, a slight iocknon had been made from his breast to his groin. but, from the absence of blood, I think this was done after death. 01% my return to Wei. kong I reported what I had seen to Captain Murray, coo melding, who desired me to visit the camp next morning, and to take notice of the ocrurreoce. which I did by n en tioning it to a fonrth rank militery field officer, the senior in the camp. I told him we English did not like such punishments ; that if a man deserved death we executed him at mice, and did not expose or mutilate him. I expressed general disapproval of what bad been does, and said the English commanding officer WAS much displeased at it, end if anything of the sort was attempted spin would march up and put a stop to it ; and that I hoped it would not again occur during our stay. He replied that he did not himself approve of it, but that I must re collect that a large number of the rebel primers taken at Taitaan had been pardoeed by the high imperial officers, permitted to shave their beads, and employed as soldiers or labourers ; and that it was not possible to restrain the im perial soldiers from taking some vengeance for the treat meet which the rebels bad inflicted on 300 or more of their comrades, who had been entrapped Into Talton on a false promise of the surrender of the place. These men, he said, were almost all put to death, and very many of them had their bodies wounded. sod cotton put over their wounds and set on fire," and were otherwise badly tortured. (This I un derstood was really the case.) He added that the Chimes general officer then in command at Waikongaom-Kwoh Ts jin was mercifully inclined, and anxious not to be severe with the rebel soldiers, many of whom bad been carried away forcibly. and compelled to serve in the ranks of the Taiipiogs.—l have. &c., (Signed) ROUE, ENE= CANE, Lieutenant, Royal Artillery. The Deguity-Assidant•Adjutant-General, Shanghai. N. 8.-1,100 men were sent up to tithe possession of , Taitaaa by the Foutai. They were entrapped, and out of the above number only some 300 were rescued by 3lajor Gordon on the fall of Tailsan. 350 are known to have been beheaded a few days before the upttne, and the re mainder are still unaccounted for. THE FWSERAL OP THE LATE PROPMOZ COCKERS...M.—There will be a full choral service at Mr. CockersWs funeral to-morrow. Mr. C.ickerall wee for some years architect at St. Paul's, and with the consent of the dean and chapter, Mr. Halyard, of Old Quebecetreet, has mails arrangements for a full sad impressive ceremoniaL The hour appointed is twelve. WORKING MEN'S CLVDS.—The Working Men's Club and Institute Union hes just resumed active opera tions, meetings having beet held last week in Lambeth and Walworth, and larrangementa are being made foe revered meetings to start a club in Christchurch, Southwark. Pro ems is making in Bishopegate. The Kentish-town Club was inaugurated on Monday. Meetings were held at Peneriett and Stone, Staffordshire, on Friday and Saturday, with encouraging results ; and the °peeing of clubs at Forget-hill and Holloway will shortly be announced. A public meeting in connexion with the St. Martin's (West minster) Working Men's Club and Institute (which, it will be remembered, sprang from a meeting held by the union in July last, at St. Martin's-ball, under the presidency of Sir Frederick Orey) was held last evening, at the National Schools. Adelaide-place. Henry Moore, Esq.. prasidieg, sup ported by the Rev. H. Swabs), a large number of the clew and gentry of the parish, and the leading members ofthe St. Martin's and Soho Clubs. The proceedings commenced with at address by the chairman, who read a letter of pympathy, and regretting inability to attend, received from George Cruikshank, Esq.. and introduced the names of the Rev. C. M. Robins, M.A., sod other leaders of the move. meet, as moss those present. Hearty and practical speeches were made, and resolutions proposed by Mr. Churchwarden Manhall. Mr. Noel, Mr. Turley,Mr. Phillips (Common Coun cillor). the Rev. H. Swabey, Mr. W. H. Batts, and the Rev. H. Solly (secretary of the Working Mee 's Club and Insti tute Union). The principal feature' of the club were de scribed by the Rev. Mr. Swabey mid Mr. Batts (hoe. see. of the provisional committee), sad a number of names of mem hers were obtained during the evening. Mr. Churchwarden Hogarth presented two large and handsome pictures to the club, and a considerable number of books were given by wealthy avnitathisers. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATHS AT WOLVERHAMPTON AND DUDLEY.—Yeaterday the adjourned inquest was held in Wolverhampton on the body of the man William Chet wry, who was found dead in a house in Wolverhampton, his bead having beat frightfully injured, appereetly with a hatchet, and with the eogoisanee, there is oo doubt, of the young woman Romanah Steadman, who bad lived with him as his wife, who locked up the house in which Cbeenery was found, and who, the day before that house was forced open by the neigbboers, Mil discovered dead in an empty hones iu Dudley, her body, like that of her murdered paramour Cheenery, far ailvaoced io decompopitios. A great deal of evidence wee given to connect Steadman with • mateheeller with whom she was living after her quarrel with Cheenery ; and ultimately the inquiry was adjourned for • mouth. J