The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

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" Ts rol INV 14 Albin SEW fn.. the imaira OW le OM= •IMOS, MAN and RIB HABITS.—THIS DAY, at T b d imaging MIK Dr. BS will DlLlvia owe. : =ler Sidi fl air& Inns al War- is Oda ri t la rz . t . 21 . 1rAtrw e . -1 , 1 1211 1 =a •gm O:MW VENN% MARSALA or mown WINE, 30s. A-I pre dm. gm pot grartapart.-11= Is my •••• Is Tam e e U. be bend et depseler • TioNdlssol Ow. tea Ilaymel I. THU rgly n« tro =erre i• son &WNW by S. NUNN 1014 • and Ism= tp.M4 l l L y dre pErwo• as Mink W.O. ii rtloll Mt ea appinika. IS.--A PUBS PALE SHERRY of tit, R iff ve is sitg i 15W.4211. ITNBOPEDSTICATED GENEVA, of the trap ILO Jaime Ileeeer. au= It me true lin OIL Magee laueriel galemale. 611 17 4 1M1T1EN "."4" 721t Minh &lbws. Es. BE BEST and CHEAP'S? TEAS aad Mgrl. ILVOLAND am al hlet7 be *beam' el Ca. 2.0 Malaria a. imoat. ••.. &al wows meal Oran Tea 22. ila. ••iaLti re bat ariana Taw la Id, sad ak. Tia to the of Ma mt imam as is wo sew, Masa sr mufti lowa la • pan awn& boa Sam la moan ;dna RE COMMISSION TEA COMPANY a m venue AID fialElyea s :=4 as ee tweed Leeds 0= 1 :1 1111., la. ; Wen. be. be.: I 4 0 1 0 : 341V211 IBA 001111 MIL AL BLACK ACI be TI: 00111111 ar te I pPMVIA d irr . 4ololl 1000/1919 klan o r t jeat i . r tg win et Bab 'elm Beer Leeeleelae.: ele die Opp/ft ilbe leseemme eel Dom* WHAT us the Wild W awe isfV—Ksier a N tha. oourA II 7,1111.1 re 6 . 1 wet! . kw be b el. bop at IL per lb sod bera t igat Wisom" I. Geri ft. asks • Obunipari. Illemnpas. 41:8EL13 HYDROSTATIC TEA and COFFEE URN/ wake ILL ISSTANTLIIIOI7IILY hew 1 to 1U Mil=clea WIWWww. wring UN L.ll AMP. UoLl by Ws MUM LONDON TAVUN. Lo Odd ot Y. womb* loomostow. ornimoiL offinl W. SLIIIILAILL wok wa. loriegoliatrook WC. Premed= sot tn. SA ja USAGE 8-13ENU tin HOM&MADIL— ovenzr p= am b. pontos am lox ihralfts. gie.KRIIONB WANTING MONEY.-7. DAVIS D'm • a WNWiI warms et OLD ISOM D‘DOW. Widoweed. mil sem (MINS. railer dim. Iraufw biome. =Who. &dm er% and NI don 401••• W nimbi* anist i ko. Ander paw. valued kr lout win pomp. I=tri. NSW BON O ENGINEERS sad MANUFACTURERS. INDL44I7IISIRWASIfitik Tank Sadao Pedalo& An tilogrrip" Tubbs. to—JANINI MN! egia Peony Vulusiall Isla MOW Waite. eamdkmpos sad LosamILCL WHAM sad SONS' ILLUSTRATED X071,t C. . CAT111•0111V1, 013111/SAL 1117/LNIIIIIING 110 - -10 0 . 4 MO God be• br ama 110011) BOUGHT to any stoosot, sod the alma ... roa. he Irallaie , tlierVlayto s =V A No of o.lllllllte/WaNheag. ralls‘ai out froo. KM oda m00..,y0. to T. RD, TO. likowoois PINO CHARGE for STAMPING PAPER and IX MAPES eft MOM CUM er INITIALS.— IGIU . Icr melanin perelepue. ed. per lOC egla.hid di% CZ= lie el ; WM Ifte. Ike 'deft r. Vial iL NM • etemees MM. ... ii• ; break. aree. ea. pea,__. ea I. per al ; ell wwwww .l M Tis Mas. w - awl = eedisa.-04errie. PT lili na MT ItaraVi veSerere l : rekelehillreat. W. I' bailllt. lere ire freer Ileitritirretreel 01 IC I to INVENTORS.—OFFICE tar !ATMS. 4. Ttatalawataant Clirlatarm—Pfistga ttarr smotias atlas GMT Yr FASKIII i II n kr Omit M att at laeliga lj Ahlte atirime &pa at at worldas laviatista Otplinia. Mast and anadat may atatimatil awe Atindis mita lalanamilas as to tataintlat taalats at Moneta Mesa& Apply 2 =4 ... r bg le Stmt. TSUI= mil Oa.. gatia&allak t tAl t :Weirarritriad AL t rAfral l t IT alir J. I. Ilisowork_Nre ' l/14 • Nap et We Pest et Wee. : Minn 1aa. 11 4 Wlt )0114. owl ail 'Mere dialer. 11111.11•11011 II 'MUM AID Dl*Wa I. rm. by pl 4 kw fame= SEC ° ND LI FE; or ELECTIMAL 11111VOIJI IOW& • bided Tilt bends' fee Ur spode& Imsf ell ego one u rbotei i tutoe wises kyr et Savesolad dewier eeemberneee to will le . ............._y " lertabisrelleervellebe so lee mei Ouredby power et la Illie w e el ewe loberdees. by Weise Wee ini -- iassmenso yr debillsied 4 4, 11e11e1e wale Ore ameba Irom Seeebeek el s it I=Wormy naionikew leer psi tie Ile meilmi ion se bine earenbel ebb IM eoseise WOW Wdi . at doe met *bees ~. II simile el babe the mil Nemo eemeleionyobleallaal ; bomb elm lbe base as Muer us Isbell. germ ewe bee new of i rk she ommeeee opera Ira e+m. obbilb rem gooier lambi ee o amide. ....ViEr. be Ile .mite.( be lib wobble sod a =Mini Iretemetb be eee be nine thd ith wall 0 • thane abeeet beemoime ohs by lesm, le, Ibeelellt. one 4a. .nnt.M• Till FRIENDS TO BAC& (Tram Port) ekes, Hem= end Esgli the Pees traitz us seppeet kw eel Mier ? Elm eh% yeomen sad All the see' Gems' at every close bordef. Amities hemp 's spend O'er may Missy a thief wlth k tr Ile bn ett all pry; Mee ited rt alai Lovas coontrymoo, Fight for the Kaiser sad Pops's might and glory. Arty, arm, Drit-me, for tyranny, Freedom of consciesco and thought th,t denim man; Help, help, prime...it and popeev_. Austria** patron le Cardillo! Wiseman. Austria'. party, note, Got every papist's vote, Which way the cat w:11 jump know by that own, Thou, if you've lost your vita, Fight for the Jesuits ; Fight Ise the Empire that's called Holy Romeo. Vol., vote, au:ldlers cad subsidy, Iliad to enslave and minim superetiti Winkles Madonnas, Concordats, and monkery, Pay Peter's poke to prop Rome's Inquisition, Mawr's'. whip to crack Sul! twos womea's bask, Engliahme aid; cud th i U s te domination, P rtdostaat fool* Bleed* from ovary vain : All at the coat GI =herded Wallas I THE GREAT GLOB; LEICEBTER-RQUARE.—The following are among Mom who hive recently visited this inhibition the Moguls of Madam aid family, lord A. Paget and busily. Lord sad Ledy Cochrsne and fasally, Lord end Lady hailby, Lord Campbell sad denghter, Sir 0. Baker end badly, Calomel and friend., Cohost Diem and Weeds., Covalent el ton and Meade, Lady Wit tiseliby d' Ensby, Lay Aobblitnbam and family, Lady Celelatirm, Lady M`Desial, Lady Bruce, Lady Tehaell aid peiv_ , and Mrs. Coked Piper and eon. VALUE OP 'THEATRICAL PROTERTY.—Yeeterday, Oarreway's, Mersa Price owl Clerk ofetW Cs mho by antis a niter's Aare la Dryy-low Theatre. with friar ilimhis free odiolooks; also 12.1 proprisem, shares. Then woo a numerous attendance of the theatrical world, end after es mcitiag compritios between the spirited lows el the theatre sad others, the following prices were realised, via., 641. for the rioter's share ; t Si average of 201. per leg afire Maria, conferring a free life admission, and en sump el 101. per lot of five slime, costsering a nominatios to sward committee oily. The seater, wee by order of the Court d Chiscery, end Mr. Price, who prealekd, appeared to cons eidir Oho malt eery ertiafectory. We believe it haft not loos dem that so may of the., shares have been publicly eYd st ow tfaw_ Paul or PORT WINE.—At the sale of Mr. Bapirbse (Raab, by Maw*. Ituabwarb and Jan* fa Brook.strrat, Tkrraksy bat. Pad wino of du alit*, of 1810 .otd for 141. 14a. par doses. aad tabu ports dif ferent riatages realised ham 71. to 91. pa dorm LONDON, • WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1859. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, DRURY-LANE. Don Giovanni was performed at this theatre last light, foe the first time in London this meson. Tlwi sa stearamment of Mot tat's great chef- 11* Peons drew sa M ama house—a proof that though Verdi's operas see " the Irides," there is among us a purer taste sad a capacity to watterstsed sad appreciate works of a vary Merest eider. The opera wee Namely cant, sad, on the whole. effectively perkensed. The 111041e1109 of Thiene sad Oiturtioi in this open is well karma. We think Dorms Anna Titione's very test pert. She step Mozart's temio bitter than that of the Italian compeers ; and her powerful, impassioned acting Wimp to the highest ceder of tragedy. Vitiates Bate appeseal for the AM time fa Surlier% vas of the learecters which she lately performed with the highest samosa at Turin. She le probably me el the prettiest gad most engaging Err ham that ever emend ea the Mess. She looks, indeed, the little relic coquette to portraits, pkye the part with Waite grace nod detioscy, and slags the pretty musk of the part with the utmost sweetarse, ezpremloa, and parity Of style. la Mdllr. %Mai, the put of Elvin had a much more adequate repreeentatim thai pastally falls to la gem. This lady Is handsome, has a lee somas° voice, is an *a ccomplished singer, and ea menu of mare them entlaery pants; sad was thus asabled to glee the • Ms Yaws* sad importames which really belong to t. And, hotly, the little but pleasant part of llama° ma masers steely sad well sustained by Lamont. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (111.011 LLST NIGHT'S 0A211711.) WAR-OPPICE, PALL-MALL, MAY 24. itagtasat of Dragosa Ottarde—ioting Rentrointal flargost-Nsjor All. Doan; to be Corset, without par ch," and adjutant in anoomaton to Linton/tat Cabin, proinota driDragoons—Comet Henry St. George Osborn to be lieu tenant, by purchase, riot Clarks, pperoo.mootad. 4th Light Dragoons—Lientensnt Rd ward William Bleckett to be eamme, by porthole, vice Goodrich, who retires ; Comet John Kennedy to be lie tenant, by purchase, Mee Blacken. 6th Dragoons—Paymaster Thomas Smaler, from the 9th Dragoons, to be mycoses:, rice Mahon, who ex change*. 9th Light Dragoons—Paymaster Maurice Hartland Mahon, from the Sib Dragoons, to be paymaster, vice Smelts, who exchange*. Ilth Light Draeoona—Cornet Swaim has been permitted to retire from the servicety the tale of hie oomm. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant James Kennedy M'Adam to be captain, Adam. by_ purchase, vice Cerpeatest, promoted ; Ensign Douglas Mod to be theatentat, by purchase, vim Y e Bth Foot—Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Connlagbam Robertson's promotion, without purchase, to bear date Wed July, 1868, instead of 24th August, 1868, as previously stated. 13. k Foot—Major Herbert Vaughan Mandell, front the 96th Foot, to be major, vies Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Augusta. Myers, Oaken, who exthaageo. 14th Foot —Enaign Charles Came, from the Royal Limerick Militia, to be nags, without purchase. 16th Foot -Surgeon Usher Williamson Evear, M.D., Ikea the staff, to be surgeoa. 16th Foot—Captain Charles Lorenzo De Winton to be major, without purchase, vice Loom, who retina upon full toCatJohn George Hartzell, from half-pa unattsched, a i cifipteln, vice De Winton; Lieutenant Richard Cal -1 net Healy to be care* by purchase, vice O'Crilleigtiaa, seeseded, being appointed permanent leatructor at the School cif Musketry, vice Captain Johnstone, appointsd district impector d samketry of the emit-Wastern Dis trict, In the mom of Brevet-Major Latrine, 20th Foot, who retires from the service. 19th Foot—Lieutenant George Forbes to be °entail'. by par dons, vim Shoals, who retires; Ensign Robert Biome to be lientenent, by purchase, rice Forbes. 20th heel --Captda Charles Lutyena has beim permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his comusisaan ; Lisatemet Edward Augustus Patric:Mos to be meta& without puncture, vies Davies, deceased ; Resign Witham tnwin to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies P' atriekam. 37th Foot—Assistant Surgeon Iwo Homted, from the 80th Foot, to be assistant surgeon, vice Inkaoc, who ex changes. 47th Foot—Eurign George Vachell Boyd to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gamier, promoted. 60th Foot—Surgeon James Framer, M.D., from the &riff, to be surgeon, vice Crerar ' appointed to the etaff. 62nd Foot—Ensign Charles Middletoe Pretdergest to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice the Hon. Frederick Le Peer Trench, promoted to as unettached company. 64th Feet—Surgeon William Mills Dowding, from the Sidi, to be Surgeon, vice Grant appointed to th e 84th Font. 69th Foot —Aseistaat-Surgenn Walter Barnett Rams bedlam, M.B , from the Staff, to he Assistant-Sorgeon, vice Kern., appointed to the Cape Mounted Riflemen. 70th Pat—E nsign Arthur Strap Gilbert to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Linton • &egoist James ll'Pher am, from the 93rd Regiment: ere be eadge, without pur chase, nee Gilbert. 80th Foot—Lieutenant Erasmus &newer to be captain, by purchase, vice H. Morrie, who Mires; Assistent-Sergmat James Inksom M.D.. from the 87th Foot, to be sealanat vice Haml, virszologas. 84717rotaggeos h e tes WO*. Great, M.D., from the 64th Foot, to be . vies La Prods, whose appoint meat he, ems 92nd Foot—ldenteaant Percy Foilding Gooch to be captain, by purchase, vies Elphinitom, who retires. 96th Foot—Emign Edward Chap* to be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Omelette, promoted. 96th Foot—Brevet-Lieutenant-Cotonel the Hon. Augastus Mummy Cathcart, from the 13th Foot, to be major, vice H. F. Mundell, who exchanges. Ride Brigade—Ensign James Hook to be lieutenant, with oat parches*, vies Richards, died of hie wounde. Car.Mousted Riflee—Aseistent-Surgron Henry Knauer, the 89th Foot, to be assitatant-eurgeon, vice Bout- Gower, deceased. idetat Helena Reginseet—Major Willi= Forbes Macbeth to be lienteneat-coionel, without purchase, vice Brevet- Colonel H. N. Vigor% promoted to the reek of major general; Brevet-Llenteeent-Colonel Henry Golan to be me jor without purchase, vice Madman ; Lieutenant John Baldwin Heimann Relater to be eaptain, without purchase, vice (khan ; East John I= Howson to be lieute nant, without vice UNATTACHED. Captain and Brevet-Lieutenant-Coked Charles Hoary Melva, C. 8., of the Royal Artillery, to have the minus tire rank of major, under the provider; of the royal war rant of 3rd Novembee, 1864. HOSPITAL STAFF. Sorgeon James Crerar, hens the 60th Foot, to be eurgeon, vice Evans, appointed to the 16th Foot. BREVET. Major Francis Lucas, retired fell pay 16th Foot, to be lieu tenant-colonel in the army, the rank being honorary only. THE MILITIA. Commissions alined by the Lord Lieutenants of their respective counties Royal Ran Kent Regiment of Mounted Rifles Yeomanry Cavalry—James Cuthbert Ottaway, gent., to be surgeon, vice Beattie, deceased. West Buff at Regiment of Militia—Captain Fuller Mtit land Wileon to be major, elm Roes, resigned ; Lieutenant Edward Deubeny to be eaptals, vice Wilson, promoted; Lieutenant James Holmes to be captain. Northumberland Light definer, Regiment of derrick Stephen Steele, Eig , late of the tad Queen'. Regi ment, to be metals. Hampshire Militia Artillery—Manias Evelyn Venable', gent., to be wood lieutenant!. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notice is hereby , given to alt perms. Interested therein that pm:m.4oone are now being made for the intended dis tribution of proveeds received and tonnage bounty awarded for the Name Uoknovro ; captured on the 10th September, 18.57, by her Majesty's ship Sappho. ADMIRALTY, MAT 24.—APPOINTHENT11.--Fiy- , I smuts A. Bents (1866), to be eddldeaal paymaster to tie Bag*, 60, for coustgeaW oinks at Milked Haw; A. A. Speed (11130), to the Aboukir, 90, screw steam .hlp, at Devouport ; and J. D. Gilyda (1M), to the ?Edgar, 91, scree steam ship, at Woolwich. Clerka T. Pullitsger, to the Hastings, 60, screw seam ship, for coastg-usrd seririce at Liverpool ; and A. F. Gam, to the Loudon, 90, at Devouport. Assietent Clerk A. Clemente, to the Agamemnon, 91, ewe. steam ahlp, at Portsmouth. hittlehipmen A. H. Blair, to the James Watt, 91, WOW steam ship, at Devouport. Navel Cadet. V. F. Hargis, and A. F. Great. to the Algiers, 91, emir steam Alp, at Portsmouth ; A. J. O'Rooke, to (ha Cadmus, 21, screw et-em corvette, at Chatham; J. G. Despises. G. LI. Nosh and D. L. Btaart, to the lim what, 91, mew steam guimd ship, at Postsimatli• J. D. Ryder, to the Doris, 32, screw alarm Alp, et Partisiswah; H. F. Grenfell and J. H. Dickson to the 8R hen d'Aere, 101, eerew stems ship. at Devosport ; T. Jams, F. R. Carr, and J. Rahn, the Janos Watt; C. P. Foot, to thi Brisk, 16. WM. 11111•01 sloop, at Demerit; C. A. Wood toffs, A. H. Fronde, end A. H. Pim, te the Hero, 91. *mew steam ship, at Shreiner' • H. tioemseberry, to the Indus, 78. gag ship, North &ramie& and West India station; R. W. Wedahoure, B. A. Lisrdet, and H. L. Vetch, to the h Agamemnon; C. A. Tucker, A. O. Tanaka, Fl. J. Turn- bull, tad G. C. Carter, to the London ; C. V. Napier, to the Merry, 40, screw stern frigate, at Chatham ; H. C. am& end F. Wines, to the Exmontb, 90, serer eters gaud ship, at Dsvcsport ; G. Pursed, J. H. Robinion. and A. S. Phil pone, to theCressy,Bo, mew steam guard ship, at Sheireess, W. R. Clatttrbact, J. T. Suilbrais, A. C. Elwin, end C. _ Eden, to the Emerald, 61, saes. stern frigate, at Sheenier. CHATHAM, MAT 24. This morning detachments of non-commissioned officers and men, selected from the vrarimaa depots attached to lb. three battalions of infantry to the number of 100 men of all make, left this garrison and proceeded to Eastbourne, where they will undergo a course of instruction in tiring at long range with the Enfield rifle, previoaa to embarking for The follovrieg medical °Moen have Wt Peet Pitt Hospital and proceeded to the stations named, for the purpore of per forming medical duty with the troop:—Staff Amends:it- Surgeon Lend sod Staff Assistant•Surgoon Grace, to Win chester; Staff Assistant-Surge= Gribben and Staff Assistant- Surgeon Card sill,* Winchester; Staff Assistant-Surgeon Ligertwood, to filicelefliffe. A detachment of 21 aon•commbaioned offioers and men of the Royal Marine Artillery has lett this diviaion for the pur pose of joining the Rmeneld, dl, screw steam fridatri fitting at Sheerness. PORTSMOUTH, Mil' 24. The Dasher, 3, paddle-wheel steam-Teasel, Com mander Edward G. Hone, arrived this morning from Jersey. The Assume, 4, screw, Commander Charles M. Aysie ley, ewaog ken compaeres to-day for approval. The Plyiag Fk4e, 6, screw steam-vowel, Commander Charles W. Hops. bent sails to-day. TM Hernia% 91, is mderei be muted, rigged, and got ready forbore= . The order for docking the 17rgenr, steam troop-ship, Com mander Hire, has been countermanded, sad she will embark the remainder of the 100th Regiment for ammiyanoe to Gib raltar during the course of the present week, sad be docked on her return. The anniversary of her MiOesty's birsh was adebrated to day m the avail meaner: the shim in harbour and Spitheed bang dreaded in colours, and the customary salutes fired. MILITIA Movewmtre.—The Earl of Chester's Yeomanry Cavalry marched into Cheater early yesterday (Tuesday) moraktg, ander the command of Lord de Table', toe a period ci permanent duty ; the head quarters are at the Albite Hetet. The Northumberland artillery millets, sit peseta en they at Meehan, has received orders to be in readiness to proceed to LivergeoL The Royal First Devon Yeomanry Canary, under the eommand of Colonel Buller, M.P., have metered at eilmoath for eight dere per manent duly. The ervbeir take piece to-day (Wedneeday). The Long Mallard (Suffolk) trooped Yeomanry will assemble on Wednesday, June 1, he eight days' permanent duty. The inspection will take place on Tas&y, the 7th of Jane. The First West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry manobled on Saturday last, at Doncaster, for eight days' permanent duty. The regiment will be reviewed ea the racecouree on the morning of Friday neat. The Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry will meet at Rather for eight days' training on the 4th of June. On Monday evening the City of Dublin Militia Artillery marched into Colchester Camp, to take charge of the two b Ateries of guns stationed at this garrison for the protection of the west. The regiment, in strength 337 rank and tile and having 15 officers, left Dahlia on Thursday, and lauded at Tilbury Fort on Monday morning, where 11U men and 5 officers were left for garrison dtry; and the head quarters, consistiag of 227 men and 9 caws, proceeded by rail to Colchester. The regiment was met et the railway station by Colonel H. R. Bloomfield, commandant of the Camp, and acoompented to its quertere by the made of the fifes and drams of both depot battalions. In consequence of the new organisation of the Royal ArtMery, the appointment of a major-general to can mead that eorpe In Ireland has teen disoontisemd, and the AssiMaat AdjabiabOreeral will th.refore be attached to the heed-qaartsre eta, to prima the clutter of the artillery nee vice, ia the same meaner at thit Deputy Adjutant-Gamed of the Artillery at the SWIM Guards. The General Commanding-in-Chief has been plowed to approve of Inapector-Gemeral of Hospitals W. C. flumfrey assuming the esperlatendenos of the medical t in Ireland, vice Dr. Bell, placed upon half-pay. department is Ireland, vice Dr. Ball, placed span half-pay. E*sT n KENT MOUNTED Itumns.—Sir Edmund 11 P., has been appointed cornet in thin corps, vice Pemberton, promoted. RIFLE CORPS NOVAMALVZ LIVISRPOOT..—The committee appointed at the pubbo meeting held on Friday last met la the Town-hell yesterday, to oonaider what measures Awn be wielded for forming a voluzitier corps in this town. The Mayor pre sided. Various letters wire read offering amislaace fa con maim with this measure, and a feeling was expressed in favour of preesnm . upon the government the desirability of relaxing the cioditlollol under which these corps were at pre stet being rafted; but before taking say step la the matter it sem determined to wait the result of as isterview which Colonel Paten, the vice-lieutenant of the county, bad pro mised to have with the mayor on the subject. Some dds cuesioa took plate se to the defences of the Morey, and Captain Sohombirg, R.N , pointed out the resources which existed for forming an armed flotilla, which might easily be organised on en emergency. The dock walls might be mounted with cannon, the landiarstages might be made formidable batteries, and at a small coot breastworks might be thrown cep, which would render the place almost impreg nable. Captain Mende, R.N., said the port wan not open fur large vowels, hut a steamer of light draught might come in and do incalculable damage. Shill there were abundant means at hand far defence. It was resolved, in addition to forming • riffs and artillerry corps, that it is expedient to organise an armed &tills for the defence Of the port sad harbour, and after appointing sub-committees to carry out these objects the eommtttee further &Aromas% resolving to Imam • public in vitation to the inhabitants to enrol themselves. Tonnawah.—A public meeting of the inhabitants has tees held at the Town-bell, for the pnrpoee of forming a ride corps ha this locality. The chair wee occupied by Mr. Hodges, of Cage-hum, and Mr. Walker detailed the re putt of communications between himself and Viscount Sydney, the Lord-Lieutenant of Kent ; ultimately it was re solved to hold an adjourned meeting to carry out the project. Woot.wica.—A movement in on foot for the for mation of • ride corps for the district of Woolwich. Cherlteer, sad Plumetssd, end It is antiolpatell that the civil ✓ersion government o ff icials will materially old the project. LITTLEHAMPTON.—It b likely that many of the gentlemen who conatitoted the "Yeomanry" Cavalry Corps for this district, under the late Duke of Norfolk, will get themselves 'smiled as volunteers to a ride corps. A spirit of this kind may be expected, as when the population wee snick lees thin now, in the long war, a for from ince:wider able number of volunteers were lentls bare, soured whom aerie living among us. The nature of the coast and the kind of harbour are calculeed to excite a spirit of this amt. —Sower disertimr. Hozatuat.—On Wednesday let a meeting was held at the King'. Head Hotel, for the purpose of este bundling a rifle corps in this town. P. Burrell, Eu., occu pied the chair, and was upported by Nejer AlbMge, T. Sanctuary, Baq., W. E. Hubbard, Esq., H. Federici, jun., Esq., E. , Loder, Esq., and other gentlemen. Resolutions in favour of the object of the mating were carried unani mously. KunT.—A meeting of the deputy-lieutenants of this county (convened by circular from the Lord Limn/cent, Viscount Sydney) wee held yesterday afternoon, at the Seoioas-house, Maklstone, to consider the steps that should be token by toe county with regard to the formation of a rifle corps. The meeting was unanimous as to the desirabi lity of establishing such a corps, but It was resolved that no decisive steps should be taken until further information bad been obtained ;by the Lori Lieutenant from the Secretary for War with regard to certain of the details. GLOUCESTER. —A numerous meeting of the deputy lieutenants of Gloucestershire was held in Gloucester on Monday ; the Lord Lieutenant, Earl Dude, in; the chair. The Earl of Ellenbrienagh could hot experts tco strongly his emulation of the absolute Decusity of arming the country. He .hought it was our duty to do all we could to forward this movement, which mammon fortunately tow taking place all over the country. With respect to the government, he thought they would find ft necessary to give arms to them voluntary rite corps. Bat until parliament met they could do nothing but refer us to the act under which the cups was c•tablietsed, namely. the 44th of Oro. 111. He fa from obj.cted to throwing the general expose of the corps upon the persons forming it. The great object of these corp. was to sweep into the military service of the country pecans of all descriptions. Thera was a vast number who could afford nix or tea pounds a year for the purpose of runtime themselves into theme maps who could not belong to the militia or yeomanry, and these it was most deairable to organise in this manner. After urging ths necessity of the deputy-lieutenants castling themselves la their respective distrieta, his lordship said be should be sorry If the feeling white how prevailed was not lama advantage of fur the pur pose of giving us areal permanent mesas of natisal defence. A long dismission took place respecting the organisation of the corps, sal whether they should be formed entirely on the voluntary principle, or whether subscriptions Mould be made for the purpose of equipping those who were unable to beer the tumor. Lord Ellenboreagis said it was most de sirable no clue of her Mojsety's subjects should be excluded. If be wire not tomold to serve he should not care who stood on his right or left In the ranks. He then referred to the ' mode of drill pr,vreitiog large bodies of riflemen operating toesther, and she necessity of much of the drill befog cannel pa la the open e sentry. Several other gentlemen having evokers, a resolution woe adopted to the efisekthat the de pity-lieutenant. cf the county should call crlttend meet- Ingo properly called is their usual neighbourhoods foe the purpose of asentshaing the number of persons wilting to Ida Um proposed corr. NON-INTARTINTIOR MAIET4IIO AT NAN CHNITAR. SPEECH OF M. KOSSUTH. Last evening a non-intervention meeting was held in the large room of the Free Trade Hall. imp pet of the building, with the exception of the pllery, for admission to which Is. was charged, wu crowded to MIMIC The chair was occupied by Ozozoa Vinson, Esq., sod a greet many of the leading men of Manche ter and the district were on the platform. Tho chairman having made a brief speech, introduced M. Louts Hoserrn, who was loudly cheered. He said that we lived in a stirring time, and be (H. Heasath) believed that he had mitred at a period of hie life which might cell on him very emu to fulfil great duties in his own country—(" Hear, bear," and cbeers)—for his country most moos unfurl her Manor. (Cheers.) Francis Joseph of Austria had now got a great war on; sad, ahheag► it was sow confined to Italy, it would extend it'd( dumb other portions of the Austrian country. Thu war was ono fee which he had long eddreseed hie prayers to the Felber of mankind, inasmuch as he believed it would re melt to the emancipation of his own dear nation, se well e• other oppressed netionalltim He had howl it meld that he should not laterftre i• this matter of noa-intermatiou by Ragland, begun it was a deametio question. He defied may man In say that, ahoy lob tattier la this seamay, be had ever Mattered with its domestic asks And with tweed to the non.faterrention of Ragland fa this war, be waled to tie people of England whether It wee net his own dooteetbr question. (Cheers.) The only fear Una he had was that Ragland would interfere with his Hungary's dogmatic affairs by taking the part of Atteirii. (Chars.) There wee no doubt in his mind that eit the prevent moment there were indultam at work for the pupas o( entangling England in the war which had just com menced. He said this beanies he never beard it' said that Prance bed any claim apoa the sympathies of England—but he had bawd it rad, sad even by • member of government in the houses of parliament, that Austria had strong claims upon /teeth& (Cheers.) An to the Emperor of the French attacking England. he (Id. Kossuth) repudiated the idea of my each thing. He (the Emperor) had lived gaits long enough is this Woad to bum that England, with her inexhaustible porma sad resources, was not to be trifled with. (Cheer) Ea also knew if he attacked England, he would net • esti have to cope with an army, but with a whole and =it'd nation—(cheers)—eury o men of which would rise and proclaim himself every inch of him a hero. (Basootal applause.) Ragland never was and never should be baler bled et the prowl loot of any conqueror in the world. (Immense cheering.) She was not attacked whoa her Beet and he army were celled to India to quell the put mutiny there. 1 roe, they were sway from her, bat her people were at bums—(aberra)--and sow he (X. Komodb) did not hesitate to my that England would not be attacked unless she herself chose to planes headlong into the war. Ills prayer wee that she would sot interfere in say way, and specially that she should not lend her aid to despotic, priest-ridden, and bankrupt Austria. (Cheers.) After alluding to the fact of admirals having been amt to the Merliterreneth with aseled onion, to the refuel of her Mejesty's ship Orion to toms 00 of the way of the French army being landed at 040014 to mother of her 3lekety's ships refusing to sedate the flag of Tummy, and to a desire, on the pert of the English &nommen, that the shored of Dalmatia should be considered Denten ground, he (Id. Kossuth) mid all this showed symptoms ef a wish to favour AOMM; indeed, England's inteehrence respecting Damsels bad, it was mid, *beady led so an angry coneepowdenee between her Nelsety's government and that of the French, and withoutqt oars might lead her into a frightful war, and that a y and solely for the wkked object of aiding the House of Istria. Hs be- Bevel that the people of England abhorred the idea of their lending their halite to such an object as this, and therefore it was their duty to rides their voices against it. There was not, however, any fear of England iwri so long as the war was maned Itel g A then alluded to whet bad been sold with respect to Louis' ' Napoleon's intentions of freeing Italy, while he was • despotic ruler in his own country, and said under any eircumstanora th e despotic rule of Austria was so bad Net that of France In Italy could be no worm. Indeed, dimes of demotic governments might give some Miele liberty—at least it mien be eo in this ease for France was a nation as well as a devotism, but Austria was not. (Cheer*.) If England were not strictly nantnel, them must inevitably he a long and general European war. In eooclu'ion he mid he came to England a poor nide, with so ether butte than his flight front the Map of Aussie— Austria spinet whom he fought for liberty, and shook bee Internal power until it was laid so low that It required 200,000 Runless to raise it up. (Load spplanse.) Let the people of England raise aloud their voice aid tall their minis ters that they were ministers of England only. (Loud im pieties.) Let them (the minietsre) learn shot England bad • Mother's love for independence, end would not stied on drop of blood foe Austrian oppression. (Cheers.) Let Aus tria be forsaken by England, and then she would be freedom by Ood. Let England keep herself out of harm was his porting words to the people of Manchester—a wail which might be his last in their ear. Re said, "I invoke the Meer kg of the Almighty on England, and may It last to the canummation of time H. Kossuth having spoken an hour and a quarter, eat down amid loud applenge, the whole audience rising. Other gentlemen then addressed the meeting. C 127 SEWERS COMILIINION. The Commissioners of Sewers met yesterday at Gaildeull, Mr. Deputy Dimmers melding. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. tire Royal Rubes" as they had ascertained that it would not sweat to a sera et eery importance. The report was aped to. BANITIBT WATS Or 71111 CITY. • -•-•- -- .•••• Dr. Lasser , 'medical dew of health, reported on the state of 212 hoarse that had been visited during the week, and submitted a list of IR places requiring sanitary improve s's:tit. He also recommended to the court that an applica tion from a keeper of common lodging houses, asking them to remove his remise' from the list of common lodging houses, shoald not be entertained, as the maintenance of the public health is greatly dependant on the proper supervision amide tOrThe mortality during the week had been a little dm average for the corresponding period of the last three years; as there were only 63 deaths, of wbieh 17 were among miry young &Odra', sad 17 among personae( 60 and upwania. Among priscipal causes there were 6 deaths from coneumption.3 from emu* and 7 from beanchitie, making fa mil Italy 16 , dissasatiofthe respiratory system. Of tite symotic class there were 3 deaths from dyeentery among adults, and 1 from scarlet fever, 3 from whseptng•cough, I from amall•pm, and 2 from mammies, but there were no deaths from continued fever. Adjourned. NEWBVENDRIGT BENEVOLENT AND PROVI DENT INSTITUTION. Yesterday the &entreaty festival of this useful and excellent inslitutice was held at the Preeressons' Tavern, under the presidency of Mr. Manx Linor. The attend macs waa numerous. After the venal loyal and constitutional toasts, The of _IV la prepoeht t .Lbe thicads sad Pro 'purity of the tewersyss•enc doe," observed that without the hioeseent enrages of the newsmen, the incal culable bkesinp of the British press could not be obtained; far to them it wee owing that • thwarter of a nallien of papers was distributed daily along* rise United Kingdom, inde pendent of over one million or copied of weekly aewspapenn and periodical,. (Hem hear.) • The tihnibution Of papers by this. Mein! was peculiar to , land, bsosessin America, Prates', and Dernsury they stemma *oil the pubilibbte r bffices in recophion of sabsittl4=reosiend - there. The greater, theaters. Were their to the Bpglleh newsman, They ell remembered tiermidons iimenvesisace of the strike ameept the Union ciatesen. Whet, them would be the eonempaime of a "Mike of the. Leaden asereresnf ("Beer, hear, and Imagine. Priating-house-squire blocked up—thellEtWliede beoomieg without an morn mpars tiding lato eveninc without any one beta; wiser—the Nomura' .didrertiorr be-. mining a blank sheet, and the dianderd a damp rag became fF had no itandard-bearers. ("Hear, limier and laughter.). If the •newestea struck, the broiled kidaeye for breakfast* with the fragrant tea mad the aromatic coffee would charm no. more. (Laughter.) Imagine the orealbah load' of twitted' and silent men who would mem Into Leyden. (Laughter.) tamales what the City would be without dm and the West-sad without thi Merning hat ( tithra mp. Trade would go into be and fashion into (Leaghter.) Depend upon it all this would hike if the newsmen struck. (Hier, hear, and laugh ter.) The siotasitudes of weather arid the labour by day NM night to which the amens were uposed was not supsitted by those who did not Imo, eaceethiag of their calling. (Hear, bear.) It was to help this class of parses' in sickame and to afford them rest ia eld age that the appeal of that night was made. The appeal was mad* not only to those who wee d& generosity subscrite to the fund without a hope of eberlag in tea advantages, but to the trade Wet!, who by their sabecriptions would secure a basedt which they could resins without shame or • genes of degradation. (Loud chess) From the table whisk kid keen pot into Ida hob it appeared there maw SOO I Ltirsoeut sa pped la the hods as primly& sot as as eskers.; yet be was tarry to sevelltsegh umunt of if n, namely, 6.., was Idlids the Milall—that rise Wibers were neMpperivegg ban Tao stibenlyeisa Wild be oanyomisider by • ilmalsia et Si. 3... cart Ms mat sem would ..ems .dreee ea senulty of IN. a your, Its matted it, alallenog the age of SO. This sum was L"tread that sr lira sauletesd the lielrinien and even the itatioys did not eubscribe to the insanities. (Chem.) leery subscriber to the institution would ham as good a rail urn its funds in neessettone eizeumetaaces as tie of Wiwi:Master to his rent-roll. (Hear.) As or distributors of that general intelligence which hod new become a public sommity in this country, be called on them to itsaitoo to this commendable end excellent in stitution. (Cheers.) Mr. Taney, tee of the founders of the buditution, returned thanks at ha behalf, and gave insoutess of the beeedre which it bad been the means of maiming on the families of mere- Mrs who during their lifetime had little "apposed that they would have onsets for its aid. The labour of the news men had been incensed throe-fold since the introduction of the pinny ppaapm. That labour was not likely to diminish, end thmWre the neoeraity of the indication was the greater. (Hem, bear.) Mr. WooD also one of the foamier' of the institution, health of the ao p chairm, who returned thank,. the health BROOKS, to • humorous speech, the 'rah of the proprietor' of tbe peas with wricr ib t coupled the name of Mr. W. Bradbury, of the firm of Brad bury aid Evans. Mr. BILI.DevitY, In rutnening thaaks, said that be felt he had ao ebbs or pretension to be adociated with the tout, se he had been by his friend Mr. Brooks. Be felt that he hod gait* enough to snider for en his own account, and was therefore reluctant to NNW& for all. But as one connected with the pram in the character of proprietor, publi.her, and printer, be felt bound to expense his deep sense of gratitude to the gentlemen who surrounded him, Jot without their earneit co-operation ha was fully aware that no expenditure of capital and no amount of stably would be able to secure success. (Heir, hear.) Is only regretted that he was not acquainted with the Bidet, at as metier period of his life. If he had known them Man earlier petted his find acre would have been to bring them late closer amochelon, which he was sere would have resulted in their mutual bereft (lieu, bear.) He would cowhide by one remark, namely, that as he wee ono of the culprits who had dam his utmost to give Increased trouble and laboar to everybody in the room, he was deter mined, although he had ocoadonally burned his flags», to pea and give them all the troubd in the world. (Cheers sod laughter.) Mr. WOOD next proposed the health of the President, Mr. C. Dickens, which was duly honoured. 111. B. WansTilit, whose name was proposed by Mr. Lamm, end most cordially responded to, maid he could warmly appreciate the object for which they had assembled that evening, having once been in the " trade" himself. (Chien.) Some years ego (he would not say how many, there being ladies present) he had a strong desire to follow the stage ss a profession ; but his end attempts proving a failure, he commenced business as bookseller and news vendor. Hie strong panics, however, to "fret his hoar" induced him to return to the theatre, and in the capacity of on actor be had faithfully stuck" over since. Be con cluded by giving "The ladies," which was drunk with due honours. A lair total of anbecriptioas wee announoed, and the even ing was enlivened by some excellent tinging. THI LATH MX IX Mr. Deput;lrewix ;ale be wished to tali the attentioe of the COCHMiliiioll to Unitas& fire which took place lent week In Lime-street, M the premiere of Mews- Habbeek. who were, he believed, what was termed dryselters. Now dry- miters kept upon their premises turpentine naphtha, oil*, and other iaflamemble materials, end he had h em told that when the are took place there were not lea. than 253 barrels of to tine on the premises of lie-ars. Hubbuck, to say nothing of the naphtha and oils. The whole neighbourhood had become quite alarmed on the subject, for they feared the premien might be built up again, and stored with similar material', end they thought they might just as well live in the Deighbouthond of severel barrels of gunpowder. He wished to know whether that court had powers to deal with such e question ' as he thought it a matter which required to be immediately dealt with. Mr. Dew (chief clerk) sekl the court had watch powers, but the neighbours, if they thought there was any danger, might proceed by indictment. Hr. Merely UN wit—The whole neighbourhood is alarmed ea the subject. The CHAIRMAN said the neighbours might memorisliee the Court of Aldermen, who could proceed by indictment, but the oommiseion could only deal with it as • sanitary ques tion, in the meet of there being any noxious smell or ex halations. . . . Mr. ELLIOTT asked whether suy of the surronnding build ings had been injured by the explosions of the barrels of tur pentine ? Mr. Alderman BALE thought there wag a good deal of saiscoxerption pievallieg on the subjtet. M . Subtotal were, be understood, wholesale (Amen, but be had never heard that they kept naphtha on their { remise*. As for the large quantity of turpentine on the premises, there was no danger from that under ordinary circumstances ; and if there had been oely the one barrel th at fell from the shags the e danger would have been almost as great as from the whole teak _ kir. 1. SYMONDS SIIOII6IIS the whole question should be referred to the Improvement Come:time for inquiry, forif any improvement could be mote in the storing of such articles it was highly desirable it should be done. Mr. HAT WOOD (engineer to the connotesion) said it was quite impossible to do anything in the matter, whioh had Leen made the subject of repented investigations. The same objections made in the prerent case would apply rqually to every oilman is the klogdom, end to every publicae, and to every man wbo kept any neck of spirituous liquors on his premises. Mr. Roes advised the inhabitants to petition the Court of Aldermen if they found that when the premises were re-built turpastioe and naphtha were put in store there. Mr. Yertio suggested the propriety of an inquest as to the came of the fire, by the Ci.y coroner, as the most likely means of getting the Court of Aldermen to take adios In the matter. Mr. KsonLe said there was not the slightest necessity tor • coroner's inquiry, since the ratite of the tire wan well known. It was entirely en socident:stid could net 11 ore bees prevented. A barrel of tarp:alias fell from the slings; the turpentine ran about, the gas wee a-ligbt below, the vapour from the turpentine took tire, end the whole place we. in a blaze at once. The subject then dropped. PCIILIC DRINKING YOUNTATINS. A report esiLVlCroentieiiirakiliCariress Committee, upon a propwat by the Public Drinking Frentidne Mood '- lion to sum a fountain to frost of the Royal Exehange. The wormlike said that they had leased from the secretary of the meocktion that the property of the fountain would be vetted in thirty trustee*, under conditions to which they (the committee) could tee no objection, and they therefore recom mended tikt sorb trusteradp should be remarked, the °m asticate» reserving to themselves the poem renroving the fountains if it became astirskie on public grounds to do `so. They also »mammas' the most to delay lbs expense id as waist 'apply to ate heatia to to emoted is trait of DEMSBED CONDITION OT ORBBNIPICH. Lest evening a numerously attended public meeting of the inhabitants of Greenwich wee held at the Literary Institution, to adopt measurer for relieving that town from its present depressed condition. The char was ocenpled by Mr. Bristow, M.P. for Kiddermine'er, and the repetwentativeof the Greenwich district at the Metropolitan Board of Work', and on the platform wore Alderman Solo mans end Mr. Aegeretein, the members for the borough. The Chairman observed that the meeting was convened is order to adopt some plan to promote the prosperity of the town, which of late years had somewhat declined. There were many mesons for this state of thing.; Greenwich fair had been aboliahed, and whatever opinion might be enter tained as to such institutions, it was quite certain that the fair wee a great pecuniary benefit to the testleensen. Then the state of the river had =lowly injured the town, for the public had shuddered at the tare idea of taking • trip to Greenwich in order to obtain the fresh air. He was happy to say that the South-Esivern Railway COCII peaty, and the commissioners of Greenwich Hoepitel,haA in timated their intention of co-operating for the purpose of providing music in the petit and ether biducerarnte to attract visitors to the town.—Mr. Laing moved, end Mr. Parr seconded, a resolution for providing military and othCr bands in Greenwich Park during the summer reason —Alderman Sal mese, M.P., observed be was moat desirous to asoiit in soy movement to pr. mo'e the welfare of the town of Green wich, and himself and hie colleague would be happy to convey the wishes of the meeting to the Commissioner, of Woods end Forests. Many plans might be adoved for the b nefit of the district, and although he could not condemn t's tote .he well known game of "kiss in the ring" in the perk be would sagged that bandit should not he engaged to ploy on Sundays. He thought that some first-rat. Trott..s would prove a source of attraction. Mr. C. J. Caltter,oorotirr for Wert Kent, proposed a ',solstice for the appointment of • connint tee to wry oat the objets of the meting. The retedation was seconded by Mr. Smith, and supported by Mr. W. Angerstein, M. who stronal7 od'ree' ted ,L bs , lis t e r... 7 of abolishing th e taiP., f o r foot wooers over toe .• v. I fe, which connected Greenwich with Dettford. A 110.01111,1011 was then adopted ' timely rfordteretk, and after • vote of coodeecning soy plan for having the Nadal for sewage at De Minas to the chairman t h e meetin g separated. [Adoert..Tisemepmant.]—EPPPee feedimed ee (HOM (I I l ane theOPATIIIC ystle. n "pertain fee am et homeraiath.i atients. to mere them beverage Manly nu t/Week end free (Iwo them Wrote et oodles as,' too which to many per - are Mahn pernleion , Neer era of theme moire:on v. and re dered attrerthe to the mashy Arteloe• womb and grahful smooth. ame deeelope4 by the perthenlar mode of preparation employed. It lane let~gmemits erlopPol. 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