The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-10 00:00:00

( ° ; Z ; s-A7lr==%J qte Txprt% 11'1'.}1 v:7 - , j ~ ; .- Sti'l lid X if No. 3,426.] BLANC IS OPEN • ARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.— t ate. 41D lIITI.—The TIM et the TWO 0141 = a MAL PALACIO, la AID of the TONDO et .eh DAZUZ:A m l ia lhar .. l f eejet L es email er e Lens *dm gl u ts Olet;y e r be ea We O. awl: We Or : dem% he tea et Deem embitter Ate. The . " . " 1. 41 hi toned ea ma islet = l t too- Ow MINA tlihirea. Deirlele. JOON LILO ALL. Ilea lee. 1/4OT AL GARDENS, CREMORNE.—DAILY, —/U. HIM ay ons VI aLLII it WON D BALLOW( We plow en SIIIMIDAT aut./Lona U. InkaAa& 14: an prolon4 raw As WI Ur Maw an with. owl mni. restriM e. L as illablee 0. . Is ileiliel. is/ Ilisi Waft rd Mewl 11. Gent liss la Or Ikeda of ft/1W IMWOntaad • iota LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1857. A r 6 6 - --- --- Ta b idaii6r....... ••••••-••-••••• k ib I PamOalatio . hiVi =am . iiiii:::: 1 11 imriaWliii .. . Tay iiiiiamanie Pzava liartrona9 d 11 Imo soh wftli 26 added ! ; the whale to ba sold W area INN sew, sad any surplus above vat sara tn go be hams hod; a vYaer of any handicap dam he wetzWi WINO Aldred le um 719 eats. Straight INN mho. (II lobo) Pt Dusethn CW.I6 i n i lam A 11 1 = . :::..: .. .7.7... 1 d w •• • • a r 11 I • 1 jatt Th . ViiiiiiiaWilte Fabian lisitt, liseenh Mem bers' sad Stewards' Platra. we publia Airlift 4th, at 9 a.m. PROGRAMME OP LEWES RACES. HANDICAP PLAT* or MC, for throe-moldsiad upwards. Or wag. (10 tabs.) Axe II P. d • ***** i ! VIM= ...... T lareaddii ............ 9 I i • Too 01111111111 thazas (Handle* of 111 mem each, with IS Mid by*, laados, Brighton, asd Math Coast Raw/ Chwipay, Ihr T.Y.C. Naha.) st Nottet I WooDoltil . . . 2 e refri.limirsiiiideil • ottoodaioi 12 Mwteter . • roe= .......... lld Mster3 •10 nemesia I Illeter to Paantad.. b ....... 6 I Ten Cur, ye. e no we, ho In specie), by sabselgike of W Bove. aok IrGik N added ; 3-yr-old colts to awry Till Mb; tour. isi; Ile, gat Mb ; six and aged, 9st 716. Mandlirood Cup oswidows, with the additional proviso, that an whiner of the Goodwood Cap is the present year shall cony 7lbs in lieu of Mks extrs. Two mike. (16 subs.) ass et lb Palmier. 0444 ...... 4 II 12 TOMIIIOIIIIII4 .... : . 3 L=l Pet ' st e t ; Aldo . 11 Poosid ... : 3 told * 9 Urer _ taid Tom esumeo . Beacis of 6 Nowa each, with 26 added, for 2-yr-olds and upward.. T.Y.C.—To eons this evening (Monday) between Ma and eight o'clock. T Qualm's PLATE cf 100 guineas; 3-yr-olds, 7st 11th; 4-yr-olds, 9st ; 6-ye-olds, 9st 71 6 ; ai x and aged, 9st 1016. Twe miks.—To elaw this evening. HANDICAP EIWRIPSTAKNA of 10 non. each, h ft, for gen tlemen riders, as qualified to ride in the Cheshire Welter Cup. Oda mlle f --To close this evening. Tel TYRO STAKES of 6 sore each, with 26 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colta, get 7lb ; Mho, fist 41b. T.Y.C.—To close dila eming. asaoRAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. seceed, O M Obis day) mad Tawny, a cheap int, aed n nisi in Weis will lie Wia-bridge at sight am., retrain ken Laves at now p.m. A hat Inn, int cad 'lona ins, at he., w,n also leave Lon iftletip at abeam day, the tickets by which will be mai Is kaft Lewes by awy trice the day O Ines. Thereon enewseDol each day at half past owe o'clock. Drseariox or Swiss TROOPS raox NAPLES-- The bsslopas mak d Turin data that Aye Saks wittier' having dueled Napka, .bard at Testa a kw days ago la a aids of peat salutation host want of food. They W Nods Sale amp to • ssaall boat with bat • scat y sap* ofwaSsr, bed beta tevssal days at sea sad socosaterd denims. Tim INA bon mat to pima =tit farther cedars. (Stamped ld. Additional.) (TWOPENCE. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON BIOATTA. OR ADELAIDE DirSZill hay. immediate Sowlibi. Sr Ist IN Naas II i k lMit MI sr gar sistles mem. Nair ; Smart 0 Ilis S* Decks .1 = MOM 111101.=•ften fes pinsivis is IsepAssis—rgs es Isaam . = s e :la 11 "11 WAI. sad swill S. Mks - fiCsia.s..; JO sk son vi, mos e, ma c... is. ail R ADELAIDE (nada ommindsoler. Ay 1, Alp VOAI.P :IA arra 0. HE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI EIg 0• ......... T10N H CO AN nu no Ildilell.—lll'LL to 00111111111010. ir reirlar an PRI P. 301111110. • 14. rlrl "2 '""" 11 w 1••• ends r IY Orr Blerrsirre• P"m"."" craft Ftter •111 be le INN %8 trieb •b• baba P.ff aMat a. 0 17:r.....21.... tArnTan.r, • t. 7 ...... mg. . res T. 11.110 . 110 •ri icHE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NATI DATION CONPANT ILinlioll.-111.11.L to CilllIftl•N• D owl olossialip COMM will lows low Ch WNW wed MOON& on MIDDY ITEMS°. E 44,4.. . awry alloi%•=. Mb mod implial ammo 1147=d0001. Looli=irrows T. Van! NM Os. MAL LYMIND. ERITH , ROIDIF.RVILLF 7 i ti gil ma ....s ild t ag i rim 116 ///.. l i N . . n: .40. tams lam b. ill sad b. Oa Map Oita at 14 OU S T HEN D, SHERRNEBB.-DIAMOND MINIM PACILITO deajilmoolltok I, NM ; Illnirli:: , at Lyles awl W 00.14. ft. Amami. Of.ltas be sad bon ra.. to elbarrems L AIL sad ISTEAM.—ROTTERDAM, ' qTWIIr, aye ZMINK I IMMO, the all IX E, COLOONE. DIMODIN. LIU MC, . ha. .11 the stASSZEN MO/ITM. l he DOUR RIM Ow AA T wIJIP and IOTTIORDaII &AMWAY/Leath Bowe Yes reensa—The Hawk! Sim Mel Cemsaters Oweewlestearellp LON DOZ. Ohotela Z. 1100111..1111...• lOW Ow ROTTIIIIDAW end AWrIOZ/0 every TOWBOAT DAT. sad ZOTTIADAII nom MONDAY and ?HOU. . ad der Leedom le IteUeriew.lla. Mt. I a Dead Wen; te hauwww. WA lloWer Milne; th. mead dam Salem vallehle to a weath. at a as.. wed • belt —Far ttelethe as Crpay le the mend iniumem. ALVIIID MYST sad 0a wi % does helweg. Leos. OTICE W to OFFICERS under immediate (now en theerheekeeetAta lA l —The MASTMAII hlte IM NUIWPTAN awl AllifiltALN M ROY A. AL IL COM. PANT LlNAleal sournAsorroN ea the nth earl MAIL 'MLLES ea the her meeth. te the sews gent teet hthesedeesket etr se ler se hit& Gala Time le beguateemeelleellee between We P.il eei %mottle end Oiherua. Ne i = 11 1(& "4 rat the bree el ' Ihe ks"alk Ompaay .. g 32. aL littoskise. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and 1.111 IMILANCII COMPAS Ir. SsWNW ISK Y Wilma Is II Mablbluswa le Unimak Whew lindirter. Flom and Its arin Yr di 4.11101111 hem brim& mew Or dlienlim ad Mango prepriasm la lieu 1 . 00 • 1 4 41DM od 11•11~244 =ilir emenridel s wed; Oerdimil Pea hoillio W= "1 0 budens. OTKWO MINIM WIWI. AND 51.1111111 usr.. AT A 1 EAII2M4AITINIIA Vile • BALL TIMM sad 's a.OM.NO, 86, Oxford-street, Al maiimm of the •Ael partkebt WANK .rni be 3.021 %lido • p 4 . l . llteries. r a r T i t% ba: triallist slab e dieted. =re Imperbell webs ICLDUITOCTIIIr DIMIIIIIII.IIII/111, €1.134121 25r46., 0,..0,....,2AP1L es. EY • JUVENILE DRESS, SS, odamswiess. .., ....“ sad nen la paler rtimaike, lb ..ed inamplarsaimplads• Ma Ihre. "* Crraraso hue Ma Wee& •14 In ihs prima INIIIIM Mak oldlli I. Mg al mom; rime. Wm. En PIN BUPERSEDRD.--Markins Lius. 1 17 , 11. 1. r.....trarrriti . 4 .. orvAta ci yz a s Mot i cL ir polse it slema b OlLL;iti: II !Wawa. SCHWEPPEI3 MALVERN SELTZER WATER, alho 1 . Co l res Wm %Mt E g Mi a Z.L .gi eji:=l”CEL --- . so , A I SAM'S MEDICATED CREAM, for the ewe of Nook itioNeillim Um% rM%N. removed ham rid IT RalspikelerA. Oorrel . LankAZ wore earsAlte VaiZettSp= of New, We nail of tne, ium. la Wm rid enmity. tllO UY TOUR TEA WHILE TET YOU CAN, kkM. kr PA. Ark mak di eft nisei kik bed la kb. p ;. be 41 kokylk minlooM kkokk ft wortybk L 0 =km sat k dr Ma Moilik—KAM IND •I .T. 11. Omit It Mks webrolkard. Marrak IA IA akALMON sad TROUT FUMUNTO.—" I drama mu. Yowl tar "soled. mg Iml• -• ably . i ii NW* WO ta• •Pk d 43•••= •••••••••• ber,.= Wzma Wm Ow we MAIM rib, al tom Ile wised Os NG. :IF a:l=r gir e .....,, ±17m . .. awl mood fat 5a1 . 111 4 14:1... s tijr•lMOM 11 =710aa O. 141.••••4 11 1% &ay eat id T•opirrri THE RACES and FETES . —IAdiss will find the more.. ot 10111.A2 Off IA LT DOR pastry z i k . .= te "" irere. "l" Ar i re lvl a SSIre % l I st Wl' V .. ei desk= i ffsl=l . .1 1 ..." 4 Motto sof dloskor ea. so ZI lo as t =sed slot pita Os Sit Okb drool le d 4•Ww. rr.it sd ieZtf k i t re t . a 7 h ,o..hr. GS 01. Paws. rod asir A. lOW LA II D relltil t * Is oil ktt elm SW o 111. L asko ; tot b filfobb sad imenis• i ..... °MU'S CUPAHINE MEGE, er BACCHA "TIED.D.ZUUM appmed at he the her . L . ell= la the Peel ese sod tees le to the WI met* kir Ye eery I mites INS.R.-11. Lome of Neeembee C INS aNg d My ell be ler:tweed ea apoliailleh Pelee pee htlk eh N. : 401. .._. Te bed el Ns beuelee, 611111113 L JOZZAU. eele Pram ...is. 41. lememe . ewe NI the erlettest element• ..____ IGHBURY BARN TAVERN.—Cludesu des 11 11wis is lon4l44—Ops• I,w, 4141—Deaelag ce 1r re 0r41644 Cain. Norm 114 4 aproson. 10•41•2444 Gram. Allmildes. 16111146. The &esters of this oost piny have jolt tamed thsfr Immil seaman kr de Wiest meg Ito MI of Ins bah e ism an rhon with_ Innen sets mon de lee hen mien al eiplanlispelki ler the senglatin of the anbaresi yen 4 MMus b hsing =hs• ide. The synine la en le el lq, at the bum* 111 nibs 410014 be impend es whe dam news lbs isepar e ssuembil I. use. TM undmisd ties sse qualm Oa the above den ism del es sails IS spiel account sesedel be of R 161,1361. online, shr=i bms. lllL,ressur 'all aress, "B ollll., Dern and Hants isheal,979l. Suesineds he want. stock, 4 us oust. sesk, 1,796,4171. redeem =Ns ant. stock, 1,006,14/N. nimagb 6 per cent. sack, rad the debontures, komm ari t some ha 10,W3,760/. The Ma engsmiliture on anamt mounted to 23,114001. Of this mi. AIR UK ores twiMes_i cs the Great Inseam, Oxford, BM. sod Rase enmer, and Mae Baser end on rolling sleek ; 141,0814 at the 17fairldee I sad Baba raws7s. 1,716,0601. os the Has from ' Woad to Wolverhampton and Dudley, 1,577,045 7 . on lbs Wee, &mut, and Weymouth Railway, 41,1461. an the Hideo, deviation We and engine, 134,8414 kw laying sarrew page rail from Oxford to Bsilsgstske; 29,8511.;Waturn Fork at Reeding; 12,6971. an brews In this of Ine aorings; 2,7491. on the Aetna rd Will Imbeni *Mr • 2,060,7371. in subscrip tions sad diemannts far Oka; undertaking., including 707,280/. to lbs South Wen 126,0001. fur the South Devoe, 126.1694!, fur the Gleassater and Dean Forest, 545,000/. foe the Wilts, Sumo end Weymouth, 183,8571. Oxford Woressa; and Wol tv, 60,000!. for the Cornwall, 97,011111. dwelt. Shrewsbwry i and , Cliester, 35,1241. net twisz ... isr the a l l et ß , l lO7Oool ** Vh,f4 j t' j y . for the Grata Western Dock., 34,3701. North Rabriplitan Railway, 815,7791. on new rolling stock, 631,712/. an new stetson at Paddington, and 79,5011. at Bull's-brides sails other new stetion tacimunodation, mak =lasi Witare as above 23,115,4051., leaving a of 41 Tbs a fiel mast of the Shrewsbury railways shows de S, ANL bed been rased, including 2,450,1291. in sash shmas, 671,676!. on loan, 247,7101. loans raised kr lilt) and 58,.56.51. on personal accounts, inclu des of 1e,22%1. dos to Greet Western account. The total istesailmte on those lines to the 30th of June lea assemasil to 3,208,201/., and fur subscription to Stour- Valley Railway 190,0871., together 3,398,3911., leering a balance consisting of meats and personal accounts amount tact29,7oll. debenture statement showed that 10,222,7601. had bean borrowed to the 30th of June on debentures, of which 4,333,4211. was hemmed at 5 par cent., 1,139,746/. at 41 pre mot., 3,065,8261. at 41 pm' cent., 90,500/. at 41 per cent., 887,160!. at 4 pm neat., 67,20 W. at 31 per cent., and 618,9071. at 31 per cent. The remise account of the Great Western ham fur the half-year wading the 30th of June, 1857, shows that 768,9511. bad been received, including 7,0501. rent from the Bristol and Birmingham Itailwey and dividends from Gamester treniroad, 12,1701. for use of plant by other rarnpasins, 2,9141. interest on revenue cash haleness during ths Wf-y..r 6,0731. rent of Great Western Hotel and other property, sad 2231. for registration fem. The expenditure es mum amount amend to 349,257/., or 47.16 per mat., banding 16,6711. for government duty, 15,65'2/. rates sad taxes, sad 2,5001. for parliamentary and leaving a bassos ea for the half-year 1 7 1 419,6961. To this sum is added 17,2781. balance km thir preanding eceount, 2,672/. net balance of Rama and - Men Canal treble for the half-year, 6701. kw Ion& Wass kW for half-year ending Cal sr f Delmer, 1886, end 10,6661. dividends on amuse bell In de One Devon, South Wales, and Dean Forest neeses—tening a total of 456,6841. From this sum I. MOMS 1691,16 addilicas to works, 20,168/. for guaew teed ✓oirrilier as Wan essonst, and Weymouth, and the Ken na re Ave Cane ussuelsers, 1.5,0311. rent charges for the =tsidradisig doe of We Olootater and Dean Forest Rasa, awl Olossear and Wycombe Railway. end el tat IPoilartan mum AWN. appropriated against lose ca the bas al the Roth Wale Reilwey prior to the 30th of Jun 1664, Nine a nen ai the dividend received this liffaser) 239,1361 Merin as Yam and 196,118/. for isl te es Berke * Esteaske Amen and Groat Western Preforms stock, and 18,6194. to maks up delkieney of re ceipts on Shrewsbury hoes lanes a disposable sum of 61,1971. Out of de sun eis &More recommend a divi dend at the rate of I ye mt. per annum, which, on 42117,2761. of °refinery capital, will abs o rb 41,1861., end len • balsam of 10,0111. . .. . .. . .. ilival 7. revenue on the 14;re ...bury line for the half•year, after dwlncting 5,6674 to cover expenditure in rapist of rzaille at Birkashead and pawing over the Baraboo] Keil way, amounted to 124,33E11 ; and the working expenditure to 74,7914, leaving • bolanco of 49,646/, to meet 19,1781., the interest paid on debentures, 1041111 , , &C., sad 48,9881., the amount of the hilt• year's guaranteed dividend. ; together, 68,1664, leaving a deficiency of 18,6191 ., which to provided by the Great Western Cowpony out of their revenue. EMIGRATION or Di 11111111111.—T1s conwnittee oppdated at • phi% nemilen held M Woolwich % April lost, to ream the ailing limn% (maim him the bop anstre owhlmily diniimgcd hem Ect 4 . 2•11 Anonel) by hem afros imipmelos, hem • moot of their %beam which penes thot the tr=ere opperilell ha • vies and ensmisell sissaar. The total omme% enlonelbed woo VOW., whielt ems icanded a pent el hen governowet, and 2,111111. hen de ttl isipsdos Fund. The cumminee %we pra. ' Aid wade and ant out to Quebec 1,020 m, wows% and LTAeell the vallway exprzaran of these isignois bee ! hew grim to Ton into. It is also seemed that es forking se Tome, each adult will rewire a new of 10a. Merbhaw who lees own out to Amind% sad the meld the comeeillee to pay the ef Mao Woolwich to distant puts el whoa. imploymt woo Ando% for large web= of the atm EMIGRATION TO AtBTR kLIA.—I.ITERTOOL,SATtR DAT.—Tbe Black Ball clipper Morning Light, Captain Gillis, said at noon to-day for MoThouroe, with 600 pas sengers and a full cargo. She carried a sealed mail. Ths 1 Whits Star ship Shalimar, Captain J. R. Brown (belong lag to Weems. R. T. Wilma% and Chambers), with novena meat emigrants, and the Athens* Captain Crocker (Black Ball line), with private passengers, will tall neat week. THE AMERICAN NIA I LA.—LITERPOOL, SAWA DAT.—The PAM end North Amio= r. 7.1 mil Mime. eWp Anbi Aj saes. et ilitillievrj ames Yor S k i , e :i e th 9 the LCited Btat om the reird Omni. NB gnmeg etas, and a full cargo of awes titthilsb IS mi e royal med steem- ship America, Capin W. J. I. of the aims Mae, with advises from Mew Yak le the . /MthWethea le the Web, and 115116: to the 11th WI., Waive, may be eareseed to-masow. _ CllTnall. PALACE.— HALT-CROWN HAT.— SAWILDa7A, n. -7/snlslies••• by sows tieksta, 2,172 ; total. 3,914. CRYSTAL PALACE POULTRY BHOW. no summer paltry show which seems to have istalished Warm so iMilatisa st ths Crystal Pekoe, wee dram egos to the gable sa Caraway ba g and was sommawly sod haissobly salialed. As Is know yams the lbotimed pepobtka a the farmyard was erimingdy snoop! Is lag was If Woe dos pros to the maws wag a the palmy sod .seed extromely smattela their light, cheery, sad milmoilleted Imam lath wet is doe te Mr. Hortglam as palm= who Ms drop d this afewatiogligeelmot, Ur his mistrals dmalialloa of ths speams, sod ihs WNW b•hssissuedkraMt lommaa of the vitas ea sels& This yera's ear Waft In* as usual add die ammatal maga the dims* pal of moral him % eattslakg three deporMals, wee kr poultry la al its vadat% Mt all of tide poses Waft use kg' pastas, mil ma kr rabbit', there big as the tes to ego ia taloa two aro Of the whole salaam It may be aid, grooraly, tag the pear, are la pat bra, being bib meanly amass, is to igosams, ord, pea rally speatag, of a high apse st twealsom The partiled Hawborge, geid, sad savor, sheet so pretty Was ama be is the paltry-yerd, sod Moan' layers, are samelhaly regresmai, the pat make at pas exhibited draft sada this aristt voristy of tiosmai fowl is raw • albsalso. Tbs bet pae, U., be geld pod was rommai to Ur. Wm Imam, awl the be err immat, t. la. Idword Arise, Ma pus justitamp the alas of as Niro wok ff - arra& with him la his prommede the maim • bias win ell dab= d as pant he -4 kg to be triesti a well a pariod =Mk sod semi symmetry. • disirjalpient . and Na sbe pasta ill Mt Pelmak , aed bagrabg oar al Mode the Oradoo mos Ing saw esosidroally lobe km ask blab TM lift addled rig yew ere worthy of the days des Osait amik sad display • seat lie mutability stesaborr. To pangs hag as aim the glossa agsamost would be gale the masa It will be le soy goals= sdallima is m maw SM. MS or two madspodamo dis• l!siAaamat Malt WM as par am balbt lOUs eras, rem WV . The sahib gm ase:V a i gratii lsarow, Wm his to be asked, or ow ' .111 to 10x . 1111 . • sgr bi d== brat, sad mine the loottlis !.bits mid plgsme hum so pranks* • AS wia the ills pospaom sad be the poultry de mist maims is so omadmhb • degree the stile with Ail", it Gm badly be Isobtol bat that this year's glow will ad remilisolay to the soselpie et the to Paha. We wadi nommod the Masa m lbw rater sut beilliglas as gram romardowathe poulaysarmatbak Mom as as emus are sow al la hal bloom sod am • int each polo Lamm sod to dpi sham Who mai the sormilise have lom of when they, alarmandly, aodhamsd ate meted Mom Main th e Mob dude aas small MEM f barely me art to every two saw was oat la salmi a produce such bright sod &wag mobs. )ECISION Of THE JUDGES ON THE WELLING . TOY It 01V ULAN T. Subjoined is the report of the judges appointed to esaanne the models submitted, in competition fur a monu ment to the late Duke of Wellington, which was agreed to ea Saturday, and presented to the government. itZire of the judges appointed to roomier the models, sub mitn competition, fora monument to the late Da• of Wellington. " To the Right Hon. Sir B. Hall, Bart., M.P., First Com robeioner of her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings. " Sir,—ln the execution of the duty devolved upon us, we beg to recommend that the mixes should be allotted to the medals corresponding with the following numbers : Passe. to Sarre Kim to. lam des War et Mined I l'onane mode ar seore. emend . . Id Area. " ramie mod: tooth . Arse. n " " aY rag{ That Irds tote bm"a. lneratart. W Pjaeneeee. tin I. es ere la see lt em nes. "We have Mae mediae= le the prism we have be.. imintelet he Oa MAD of which mo have ad demat emedues at *make la soy chasm)), is de eater dile me lebe Gat of the relative thereee of ore ta l C si aml* nth models Gelling within the peesdhat semillam daft epee to be oocupii.d, aad the ma la be Was& *lam eft we kw ad seesidemd ourselves bound to lie lea sandlimnikes the mailer atoms and :ar l enalattlCO I I I t • • eleitdisa .4Ca Ol the pro ‘ p b C i ent menu! Mal i nide e la as edeetle* samikalls Weld pribly have led to some Mim "We eea le t , the NM ling lerbrir suggesting before ear is= bg edatil by the governmeen would be ianty of the slaw lion essimapleted j lad Maill sim= i dilfers tram del et all the Aar niesineellin BOW aka( in the cathaied tie *NM of teem empoided eableaould be add ilmr, se* wall he brass jatruee d Oa bid effect the. w•wrilk• adedres la ha ; app mom as lie. Cesheedl. am et We idel mosalmil ▪ effile—damitt as he,. alai her lie whet* sod& =gm* Vhs••111• la the mem d Ibm amirdlos— riblrlM••••ladultnt, wag •NM k &Weil "W• owls imbed to add Ord b with leach read dal as Ism had aornive. prlcludel INN alasitiing lab tin lanpillisei sere at the models, tram la deeemasace of Sir ba•frig aseeded the limits ae to slam, estiactly hit down ia the pmeerlbed conditions. .• (Signed) LANSDOWNE, EMS D. Cc .T, H. H. MEDIAN, W. E. OLAD,TONE. OYENATONS. "6, Palace-yard, august 7, 18.57." The following are the mums seed addressee of the mem& ful competitor., with the premiums awarded tIYT num arm 7001. W. W. Caller Mudd, Eeq., ' E.A., 47, Ebury-stroll, Eaton-square. iiscoso rennum, 500/. 56. W. F. Woodisgton, Em., 22, Ilichard's-terrace, Lorrimore-road, Walworth. THIRD NIEMEN., 3001. 36. Edgar G. Papworth, Esq., 90 Milton-etreet, Dorset square. TOORTN PRENIDN, 2001. 10. Car. Giovanni Dopri, Flmence. revs PECIDENS or 1001. EACH. 12. MM. Mariano Folded sad Ulan Carob'. Florence. 111.• Alfred Steven& Esq., 7, Canning-place, Kensingtca. 20. bleaker Noble, Esq., 13, Bruton-street, &Ansley- Mart. 21. Herr Ernesto' Julius Habnel, Decides. 63. Timmee Thorneyeroft, Esq., 39, Stanhope-street. On Saturday night Madame Ristori closed her London season. The greet actress is now about to proceed to the provinces, when we trust she will be u successful ma she he been in the metropolis. Tue Rev. JAMES MARTINE‘V. This much reaper:led sad ideated clergyman hating resigned the pasting el tato eaapegthisa asormbling a the Unita rian alma, the tomegregation. ileum to tes tify theadara asterbelsed kr him, fume& • committee, sad a astsielplles see telatillter a suitable tescanonial. On Weilareley • ilispahiles. esseisies of Mr. T. Arisen, ths chokers of the eastoltlee. Mr. H. M. King, end Mr. J. B. Cooke, waited opts the Rev. Mr. Martineau, at his residence, Park-nook, Prigarpark, end present id torn with • hand some_ said watch, wadi by Rogan, and chain ; oleo • p urse eigeM. The watch bore the following inscription .—"Pre• rata them Le. Jame Martineau, with a pone of seven uv hearli ve rsoft y Eel congregation of Hope-street (thumb, as palm raanonsl of anectionato The we. senthoes weedepOy imprcssed with the kilt. 4timbramised towards Wm by his congregation and ack now the gift in appropriate tame—Lir/sal Alai's. INTENDED DUF.L.—MT. John . Walker, Mr. W. W. King (17th lessen), Mr. Fats* Mersa Thomas, and Sir E. Hntchioeoß were beinesht bairn the sitting enagietratee psalm* is assledy—tbe first mined two pathatea with falanded to fight a duel yeateday reandsg. Me. Theme red Sir B. Hotchinaon vendee sensed as eamemelea The mane of the intended restralth wog a raked slat is de vkinity or Kilberreek =taze ks The_ tel*_ au th orities having et the beeelel ftit leek every priest. =lrma R. mil amdmilets Wield for the semen einereleg Mr. Rhona Or 1. Hutchins. at Kelemeit ebeetigerel. Mr. W end Oa sexed. Mr. Theme. sees Mrs into es their way Th ee to the s eeW ir treesMles at Mr. King) vete eetleg W inne reek* ea tlek surelei bib their own rainimbeme d 1,0001. seek, surailed 111111. sere. Or B. lakileina arl Mr. Thum we dirdrod sebroushrillgo Is MX ark to lispteepew The alma Ihe Wart OA Is Who have Mrs acid smiendeeellwellei ketoses Os pried. strive les ley e g aii. essides see d the peke— Awned, NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, AtIOVIT 9. Ties Adathelty milt Osborne arrived in harbour isslesly Aisstsr limbs pm% to which she had conveyed the &ad atio en their inspection. The Earl Mad al Tulsa in Friday afternoon, comprising the NM Lid the alskt Hoc. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P. ; Cspinin 11144 Mr B. W. Walker, or of the r a s ft vci Oonelsere MIN dthe Coast Guard, They Tin truer imasinfids. sim leap ship, wind la harbour this sikousen iambi* WillaraillarWs sad Worths Artillery /sr sonewsess MOka\ Thal ere to aitlark ea Tuesday The him Sam arimpkei of tbe ass. magi dip- Illabled et area yeelsray Otietate, rrita tae sre bine elm* supiesed lave assisdesa la Mart G.. no* maw Imsprt, siss Y yoissity kr CAW% Mit Hr tromps ohs led asslsetstl. 11resni Ilimmb ea ls bonds szpsated to arrive he Ss ma be/ TitsWM if o& leirimt arri garrison ality. The rraardadar of the 64th also ar ved fa rived yesterday vit for erabertatioa. CHATHAM, Atrourr 9. The piing bespillp Wilms Tsai coier, his ire lieu Air* seer a ice of Mims, Met Mimi our se Meek telareybg Mee 116,41 th, skb, sad 96th Repeseses,_ mim the pia .1 Maw tit W. H. Climate' NM. les id it IS the 19th et ADA Dig the Pomp clis "a Z ems bbet sired ea MGM The troop. id i erei INN rimed Is Vert Pitt. • dila minima by Cid W. from the Wardle% Met tiriereeesi es es 64th sad 991 h islaseg Elm me le pit tram els Owls= einem swift sod is* ail themi he Bombay, 11th et lisei R. rT. Haim sod V. CI. OW Mimi were she nisi er le tam of Ms Cc. = precept tomorrow es Pais" tires be sop WirC r hireets, seder the emit st Neil J. A. Hi; M as el the suss crepe am Ile to proceed r Dott y ire they we sobssi for Celia Nejsrarserel Sir Hughhert y Rose will command a Calomel Percy r a Was& is the arm divkisa, while le e— degaeltel lo lodic Omni Bess it trill be remmeberwl, w kr stem time OseskeemeW is Syr* yes this for amble dorsi tedikee et amid. sad wee the maitary ettemdmitarr mlth the Traria may Is the Crimea. lie eke SIM hr some make the eine position with the Ambles army. Wesel Pew Er bat v. deputy-queme el the ikkie -der the Crlare. sad w airtime' goer telemeter-general of tbe us, la the CI4IIIIIS. lldejer-Oementl Wiretun will, u we have alradr stated, oteastead • divi des la ludic following hu been issued from the Horse Goinds:— Until (nether orders, recruits enlisted at the bead gemlers of regiments will be retained there fur teaming, sad net be mat to the depots. The standard of monde fur the ilieley is reduced to 6 fat 6* inches. The following vesicle have been taken up for the made of troops to India —Screw eteamers—Cher seesse, City of Manchester, and Bombay Castle. Sailing eldpe—LigkMiag (a spleadid clippte ship), Waterloo, Sedg moor, aad the Soutbamptaa. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-SArt &DAT. TM room was opened for the eatikenent of accounts on the events of the past week, in oonaequence of the Lore. and Wolverhampton meetings being fined for this day (Monday); subscriber., however, did not meter very numeroualy. 6 to about Mongrel for the Ebor Handicap, and 20 to 1 about Tournament for the flit. Lige', were the only transactions on future events that came under our notice., ME OF WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.—To-■ottow. TR Z H0E704111 STAR/Tanaka:l of 15 sou each, 10 It, and 6 only if declared, wi 60 ; the mooted to save Ms stake. One 11H10 and • half. (24 subs, 13 of whom de clued.) AIR St lb A st lb Paalamlssa ...... ...... a 1101 s• /Woo ~. ....... 4 a 11 Aloes. . • 11 1 Askaarta Mill at Oanrest ...... 4 1 0 1 Qoase Roo 3 a 9 Clara, . • a 3 1 thossal ,on et 3 5 7 ....... a 7 a loassaaato• . Oaab: 1iae . 41;•a1.... 3 1 1 15lerk THE CHILLINOTON STORRS Of 10 sus. etch, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, 8M lib . end Allies, Bst 61b. AVitiorrot extra. T.Y.C., t half rile. (16 sube.)— Orchehill (41b est), The llg Herald, Lincoln Toot, Geneva. Kelpie (4lb sot), Ada ja lt ilai sla:ay (71b eat). Patience, I c by Sir Isaao—NiFhtcoes Slackthoon, 82UL Dot, Lifeboat (41b Cot), Mild Keay, Stanley (paid). I Tim CLITILAND Ct r, _in specie, by subocripnen of 10 sus. oath, 5 ft, with 60 added ; ..1-yr-olthi, 7st ; four, Bat 6lb ; are, 9st ; Ms sad aged, 9st 21b. P allowance. enalties and a allowance. Twice mood, starting from the Mend. (11 subs.) Arc I Asa Age TM (I3 Easil.h I 31rtissims.lask.... 3 harm. ........4 Oaatkono ...... 3 I twat.* . 3 Mr Coll. I A Foot. STAKEA of 0 SOTS. each, k . with 2.5 added, fur foes of 15.54 ; colts, litat 81b; fillies, Biit 31b. The winner of the Derby or Oako to carry Mb, and of the Produce Stake' of this meeting 31b extra. Once round tho course, starlit( from the stand. (6 Jabal—Speculator, Gipsy Queen, Lao &rain, Lady Malcolm, Sincerity. Tim Solomon Mutants' I LAIR of 60 love. (Handicap); a winner of any race after the weight• am declared to carry 71b extra • twke or owe, 10Ib extra; any number of homes the property of the saes owner may start for this plate. Once round the coorms,etsrliag at the stand. . VISIT OF HER MAJESTY, THE PRINCE CONSORT, AND THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. COWES, SAIL /MAT EVZNINO, AVG. S. At the despatch of the parcel on Friday night the race for her Majesty's Cap had not concluded, but in the report It was stated that the race was all in favour of Mr. Weld's cutter Lutwortli. sad ageing afterwards occurred to alter the positions of the .ridding vessels. In peeing Cowes, to the westward, she had he distanced her More for royal favours sad etioneded in rounding ". I L rash-lost at Ysrmoath eie meth to advance of them rM firma here the race wee eirenelly M an end as to the Wee of IS Tbe Lalwarth then riled up to the easterlies' and on somas &burst of the Yacht Squadron Crib dee SOS proclaimed her winner. The yacht' 111119 sera oa irk arrival ea yaks: Yachts. tr. u. s. Liererth Ratravaganza Caprice Maritime 2O 0 The prima, thendere, has teems the pf of 3d.. Weld, elle le she theeseate tithe echoer, sal that pallame. we Mew, besebabsd a larger dole hums Asa coy ears umbra Mae limadron. Foy pails po llen= bon am =see, leek in persona rour awl the expeadlesee el Imp pm et money, to unite up* the bed ularlaud fir nein awl the uelatmesse d TIM& rospadedlp, what at to. ups dna to arms drama. the imonioa of a roalamos's Maly , &ma* r . min haw ate Ira elegether neglected. Saab public spirit well do urea weeard. Ahsd adding • peculiar bustle was vende amongst the visa to the Beads, and it was evident that some osamoloolloa bod bean reeeired. A large mar bee ef paha ammo draerd is their mbar, sad not a yard e s ak - a t se kneml—Maryam's, of course, largely pre. d ya wee premed into t h e mimics In the way of The Furth tricolor was speedily rim up, and anal am maw meet,whilet at the Cuticle tits Pace addle 111.0cerpf410ceas of the Squadron were displa dthsastiasl alma el Fssarre. It was now clear and fully dampest/sled that a Mat wee about to be paid by the illustrious musts of Mekelastly, and this belief received additional confirmation wan IY imperial yacht, La Heine Hortense, wee seta sp pasira the direction of Meade Hole, abreast of Osborne. maain up, the tricolor Misting ban the ma* oak Yr union jack of England from the fore and edam Ile was followed by the other etesmere which w -7:7=las imperial yacht to this country, the Petiole, ~,ad Anet, all bearing coojointly the colours of Frame sad Ragland, who made their way up the Roads and dropped their anchors in the midst of the Beet of yej d i i t being recedved on their arrival with • Lod and askew hue the respective crews. Viewed from the parade, the mew that be is ted itsd—the Ueda with the e/ a dehly weeded we, But =Main %Steen la the midst el the rich pima bazueleat at the base the Media Baur, illailded Mal eat vessels, wlia• re Weed eatibri wee died by the Channel with Poi-lama& and Gosport la the rimy well be conceived wee of great be ad usgallesace. The hash ma - Castle, were as well as the em at the _, -- .......... ogee menionaoty-dressed company, and eqeseaseitm wee wrought up to the highest pitch, when en sanoriesemmt was mode that the Queen wee approaching. la alley vestments the Fab7, which had boon for some time =aims 1 et Hes Trinity whorl at East Cowes, was seen in Milk the Royal Standard of Englond flying from dr WI imp Admiralty flac—or " foul anchor," es it Is limbeically called—at the fore. The vessel made he way awn the Medina, when it was aeon weer. Mined WS bee Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Emperor and Emig= 4in French, and suite, were on board. A royal mile Mis OW from the Squadron Battery, which was tsa=m it lec A the vessels lying in the roods, the resembling a general bombardment more this s somptimentary demonstration • end so enthu- AWN no the feeling amongst some of the owners of the = ti a lt the formal royal salute of 21 guns wee totally end it was believed that at least 40 guns were fired is ems instances. The royal yacht Ferry passed dews the rands in front of the several yachts, and when alese . relseset of the Squadron House, the Qum, Prince Ng the Emperor and Empress were seen madam on the deck, evidently gratified with the oardlnl wasione they bed rsvcived. As the vessel passed, the Frisch teloolor was lowered, in honour of their Imperial Ma. eans.. Shortly dice ceasing the Squadron House an incident oc curred which excited marked attention, as showing the cor dial feeling which exists between the sovereigns of the two great countries of Europe, and it eras the subt of frequent com ment. W heft the Fury name alongside Lu Reins Hortense (the Emperor's Yacht) the royal standard of England was lowered from the truck to about three or four feet (row the deck, the Imperial standard was then joined with it, and the stand ards of the two movereigne were retard to the top of the main toast together. This compliment and friendly recognitiondthe Imperial visitors elicited conceal and hearty easgratulanoes on the amity between the two nations. The Flit" shortly after this stsanied on to near the place when the Victoria and Albert yacht was lying, when the royal pe stepped into the state barge and were taken alongside, and they went on board the large royal yacht together. As sees as they got on board the Imperial standard of France was displayed (rote the main, with the Union Jack at the minas, and the Admiralty flog at the fore. She immediately got under weigh, and proceeded down the Solent, followed by the Fairy, the French flag being again lowered at the Castle as they pearled. The Emperor and the Empress and leer Majesty and Friers Albert remained on deck, _and as they pained the different French yacht., they manned yenta end a similar manpliment was observed on board several English vestals The Victoria and Albert proceeded down the Solent es far as Yarmouth, and then returned. As she paused, the vessels manned yards as before and everywhere the illus trious party was rervired with th;greatest enthuaioom. The Royal party leached Osborne shortly before 8 o'clock. In the evening the awned bell of the Royal Yacht Squadron was held at the &readmit-house, and was nume rously and fashionably attended. This morning was appointed for the race for NI. given by the Royal Yacht Squadron for vessels belonging to any yacht club or foreign morels. A time race, the saute to he regu lated according to certain teems of adureasureutent. The fol lowing yachts Wile entered : Luling& . J. Weld, Esq. Vestal W. Rolls, Erg. Wilda* — Zeman The time appointed for starting was ten o'clock, but on the Friday night the Zouave was declared not to start, end in consequence of come disagreement to the conditions, the others withdrew their vessels, and thus the proceedings of the regatta were prematurely brought to a close. It is come satisfaction to tied that throughout this regatta there was no contest beyond the race fur the prima, end chows the healthy state of things in the Royer Yacht Squadron. THE Mooßs.—Among thane who have pawed through Invemee, on their way to shooting quarters, ere the following :— Genteel Creakier, J. S. Entwistle, Req. • G. Mitchell Junes, Esq.; 0. W. Hunt, Hot; Captain Re: lag, Colonel Is r i Colonel Framer, Charles T. Master, E. J. 0. Blake, .• Captain Trelawny. Sir W. Hartopp, Bert.; H. Akroy , :Req.; G. 11. Denspwer, Esq. • Ile. Phil lips, A. T. Malkin, Eel.; R. Ainslie, Pl.aqq .; Captain P. Gal way, A. F. Thieloweyte. Eget ; Lar d ; Henry All mope, Esq.; and George Littledale, Em.—lrewevess Courier. —The prospect* of our mown, fur the approaching 12th, are of the most cheering charlotte. On the low moors the birds are more plentiful than fur some years past, and exceedingly healthy and strong on the wing. The shootings are all oc cupied, and we have no doubt there will be a full muster of sportsmen on the 12th. They may, from all accounts, expect excellent evert, but heavy bags will, we her, not be the order of the day, owing to the strength of the birds. Partridges an in tint-rate condition and plentiful.— Shelia Journal. THE NEW WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.—The commit tee upon this matter, after hearing the evidence of Mr. Stephenson, M.P., and Mr. Page, the government engineer, speed to report as follows •—" Having been informed by the kink Commissioner of Works that, after considering the report of the judges appointed to report on the designs for the new public offices on the block plan, and taking into exeunt the greet expense that would be incurred if the site of Westminster-bridge was changed it is not his intention to recommend that the site of the 'bridge be altered. The committee promeded to consider the present site of the existing bridge, and the alterations proposed to be merle in the new bridge to meet the objections which have; been taken to the mode of construction as originally mewed. The oommet. e learn that the precautions taken for securing the old bridge have been complete; they recommend that the new bridge be proceeded with in con formity with the attentions in the mode of construed.= as set forth in Mr. Page's letter addressed to the Chief Coined. donee, July 23, 18.57. The committee have also carefully considered the important question of the headway of the bridge, and in connexion therewith the subject of the gra dient of the midway as now propowd, and the gradient which would be consequent upon nusing the bridge. The committee tied that, according to the plan now proposed, the roadway on the Surrey side would be 1 in 45, and if the bridge wee need from 20 to 22 feet the gradient would be 1 in 27 • that on the Middlesex side the gradient, as at present designed, wood be lin 67, ad, if rained, lin 45. The coma • miners we therefore of opinion that it would not be expedient to beater the height of the bridge." REPRESENTATION OF BEVERLET.—The election of Mr. Glover at the late general election being declared void, end a now writ nosed, the nomination is Axed for Monday next (this day) and the poll for Tuesda y. There are two candidates, Mr. Willem Wells, formerly .P. for Beverley (the petitioner against Mr. Glover), and Msjor Edwerds,who eat for Habig& boa 1547 to 1861 FOR QUEBEC tad MONTREAL (having the ms bee cope bec==ji t t, MU be Im• • Ye Me. fide CRUM TAlaki l a i t = ad. los Mei preeue_Lfee Mule Ibe lee*. Leeke.—Feefreible • poem Fe* JORII DMA 1010‘. 11. Orme. Week 11.0. OVERLAND to AUSTRALIA.—PACKAGES Ow plawmat dr eat 111111. onswwl at Yew Ma Mew Ma DAT. Os IabOIL &in Wk s ale ale a 1 ICY Ow. Moat e l la. pwladitaa to. arLt Ammar awl mail Off/ Pr a).12. Waa. .........wo W VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM- T HE NONDESCRIPT.—WooderfuI Attraction. M.* am Pa *HIP LINT lllo JULIA IPANTRAII• mg MM bw LITRES DAILY. Ira 11111110111111 T i l l:l T'D RAT= MAIL lITRAMMI bm Deribiblibli or or.• ir b. 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I... resailkik se bul=meisd.-11Sed Is a ".. 0 . obsslst thumbs sobs te : dhlderrilo Un . wi . sr sisiossrs4 • r. Igh _ Ism his Ws Ss s. Willussi. is. o i t .. d rsisl. ate; ; sal llssi lIIIIIIIIIN‘diSMID 81R C. NAPIER AND TEE INDIAN ARMY. This morning was published, u a return to par liament, the following extract from a letter from General Sir C. J. Napier to the Duke of Wellington, dated Simla, 16th Jose, 1850: " 13. I must now come to the Bengal Native Arroy,whiok is sold to have fallen off from what it was in former days. Of this I am not ajudge; but I must say that it Is a very noble army, and with very few defects. The greatest, u fax u lam capable of judging, is a deficiency of discipline among the European *Ricers, especially thou of the higher tanks. I will give your grace an . instance _ _ " 14. The important order bead by the Goma:tor-General sod the Co mman d er-in -Chi ef to prepare the So p for • re . . . . doetion in their pay, I ordered to be reed and explained with cue to every regiment, with the exception of thaw or four commander; of regiments; none obeyed the order ; somo pve it to pey sergeants to read, azd others altogether neg lected to do so, such is the slackness of discipline among offi cers of high nuik, and on an OCC46iollof such vest import,- mos. This want of discipline arises from more than one cause: m little sharpness with officer* who disobey orders will mom correct much of this but much of it originates in the great demand upon the troops for civil duties, which so betake up whole regiments, that their commanding office's lose that seal for the service which they ought to feel, and so do the young eaters. The &mead also made for guard. is promos These gum& are mat too br a is be welissed,, mad mount for weeks, and more frequently for months; of Conroe every men not on sentry goes to bed. I will not lengthen this letter by entering more into such details, but enclose as a sample a report made to me a short time ago by Major Rowland lIW. - - " 15. Hia corps has lately been made over for civil duties, and each, in its turn, of these regiments, so employed, and so ruined, in sucuting duties for doing which I have every reason to believe that there are from 300,000 to 400,000 • Chuprassee Burkindausee paid by government. However whatever the exact number may Le, it is enormous, sad under proper arrangement more than sufficient to execute all the civil duties which are thrown upon and injure the troop both in health and discipline. I cannot believe that the discipline of the Bengal army will be restored till it is relieved from civil duties, and those duties performed by police battalions, se wasXntended by Lord Ellenborough. . "16. The neat evil which I see in the native army ;, that so many of the senior officers of regiments are placed on the gal or in civil situations, snd very old worn-out offieen command regiments; these carry on their duties with the adjutant and some favoured native officer. Not above one or two captains are with the regiment, and the subalterns being ell young, form a society among themselves, and neg lect the native officen altogether. Nothing is therefore known as to what is pawing in a native regiment. It is difficult to apply a remedy to this evil, but I think it can be done. " 17. With regard to drill, it is very far from good among the majority of native regiments. This is the fault of the officers who command divisions and brigades. lam doing all In my power to correct this evil, and I have been well aided by many of those commanders. "18. The last and most important thing which I reckon iejurions to the Indian army is the immense influence given to ' caste ; instead of being discouraged, it has been en couraged in the Bengal army. In the Bombay army it is dis couraged, and that army is in better order than the Bengal army. In this latter the Brahmins have been leaders in every mutiny. In the last mutiny about pay, and which, I may say, was general through the Bengal army, though it appeared in six regiments only, all appeared to Le governed by the Brahmins; and seeing the great danger which existed then, with permission of the Governor-General, I disbanded the 66th Native Infantry. I seized the opportunity which occident produced, and transferred a regiment of Goorkas into the vacancy; had I not done this, it would have been vain to disband the G6th Regiment, for plenty more were prepared to revolt had I not shown them that other troops were ready to take their places. The mutineers had said openly, ' Wait till we all act together ;' others had said, ' How can they replace us It was a crisis of great peril, and I thought a strung measure alone could meet it ; I therefore showed the Sepoys that we could `replace them; and that if all ' acted together,' I had the force to coerce them, for they dread the Guorkee. Lord Dalhousie said that I ought to have consulted the Supreme Council at Calcutta before I introduced the ()meta.. My lord duke, when 40,000 men were in a state of smouldering mu tiny, and many in open mutiny, and 60,000 armed Sikh soldiers ready to rise, bow could I lose flee weeks to consult the Supreme Council at Calcutta? And what advice could these gentlemen have given to me in a moment of so much danger I' In all I did to quell that mutiny, I had no choice but to act on the spur of the moment according to the best of my judgment. I believe that the sudden and (by all) unex pected appearance of the Goodies at the fortress of Goethe!. ghur put an end to the danger; but for that step some twelve or twenty regiments would hove piled arms and de manded their diecharge. Had thin happened bloodshed must hays ensued. I was succeedul—the army is now quiet—and a good spirit reigns in it. But as at any time there may be some change made in the pay or allowances, I cannot ray that such may not reproduce disturbance. "19. The greatest deficiency in the company's army, and It daily becomes more important, is the want of a sufficient number of engineer and artillery officers. It is notorious, and must soon be remedied." INDLdN DISCONTENT. This morning was printed a return to an order of the House of Commons " that the Appendix to the report of the select committee on Indian territories. in session, 1863, p. 429, be re-printed." This appendix consists of a pe tition from the Hindu° inhabitants of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa, setting forth at considerable length the grievances which have arisen to the liindoos from an act of the legisla tive council of India passed In 1860, the object of which is to extend throughout the provinces of the East India Com pany the principle of a regulation established in 1832 for Beng.d. This regulation so the petitioner. believe, ass intended merely to protect from loss or forfeiture of property persons who should conscientiously change their religion, especially such natives of India as should embrace the Christian religion. Objectionable as this measure was to the petitioners the art in question is still more so, insamuth as it extends to other objects not contemplated by the regulation. By the Hind,* law all property of Hindoos descends, in case of intestacy, from the ancestor to the heirs, subject to the condition that the latter shall, during their lives, perform certain rites and ceremonies, upon the rehgioue and faithful fulfilment of which the Hin du° founds his hopes of happiness in • future state of existence. Other laws which deprive of caste persons guilty of various kinds of immorality and entitle • Hindu* in certain mass to disinherit an only son, and to adopt another, are abrogated by this act, which the petitioners con sider to be subversive of the interests of menthry and reli gion tae upheld in the social relations of the llinioos. They also consider it to be • violation of their established rights., and of • long course of policy and legislation pursued in good faith by the British crown, and conclude by praying this house to repeal the act and regulation complained of. MAJOR-GENERAL BEA7SON.—This morning was published a return of the expenses of the court of inquiry in the case of Major-General Beeson. The cost attending the procuring of evidence and the travelling expenses of wit news amounts to 2,5951.85. 7d. ; and the employment of government Mesmer@ to LEVY., making a total of 4,4231.64 7d. Tits EUROPEANS IN INDIA.—PASTORAL OP THE Steno? or BATH AND Wruo.—The Right Rev Viscount Auckland, Bishop of Bath and Wells, has addressed • pastoral letter told* clergy, inviting them to o ff er up earnest prayers to Gad on behalf of our fellow-countrymen in India. This act of his lordship cannot fail to he exceedingly grate ful to the laity of his diocese, for perhaps there is no district in England which has greater reason to mourn the horrible massacres that have taken place than that over which ha spiritually presides. Scarcely an officer has yet fallen whore loss has not bad to be mourned by connexions in Bath, or some part of Bonsenstahire or Wiltshire. The pastoral is brief and as follows The Palace, Wells, August 7, INST. My reverend and dear brethren,—Our fallow-countrymen residing in the East are at this time exposed to great and unexpected dangers. Let me then beg of you when you pray la the Litany that God would succour, h e lp. and y o u all that are in danger, necessity, and tribulation," to add the words, especially our countrymen in the East,' and to Insert the isms words at the proper place when you offer np the prayer for all conditions of men.—l remain, reverend and • dear brethren, yours very faithfully, AUcALAND, Bath and Wells. on* noki wan Y llla /1144 InW if id Air t sae t u. 4.7. , mkt raft 1W1.7. 1..3 mi 0•114 01•111 r• “ e hew • DENO lae, • t. 41S 4 1* Lille I SIM l it 14 1 wife It 6114 d .IM. ,•0 11 • d a.• 1).• ILM r. leg :zdiS w IN aid d todli a. Ilik ralas. W. W.