The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

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SSIN, Commander, now loading in the Victoria (London) poop. wW leave on the lift :nit embarking gmesegen at and leaving °wale" tee onWit July. Tide meemilkent Ode, built ex pressly for the ism Inas, Me Imes tioroughl MIMI& lam AnMMMotimmmislies =a. and win carry as on . wires! =tepee nod a 41411 , ~10114. Thosamiee MU be eoutinsed emegily by NM of the following imeteetnng simillsrg stoma Tess & tokenise to fhb Cannon/ ibtpL I Tons. Hosergenerd Deb of milling. THZ L O,NDON, 191, Ineet-stree9 war Temple-bar. :soma's FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THIS DAY, _ . . LONDON, • TUESDAY EV THE RBVIONtI/L'-' . • ' : . : 17 e .; e I I' itir SIMPSHIAZ Vag MVO TILIVtO 4 N . a • 111:6112fe. . .."^ ' THE INTERNATIONAL REHIRITION. 74 With the single exception of Whii-Mondegr o yesterday showed the largest number of skill*" visitors ever present on the first day of the week--.' the crowd bang mixed, as =nal, with specii•Lar cursion parties. Amongst than were • Sunderland volunteers, more than • =I - strong mid eight hundred sad fifty .74EIE frotapars. llovrard's agri at Bedf ord , who were sent up with their by the liberality of their eraployen. May other sush gratifying exeunions are profaned during the season, one gentleman—the Baron de Blin—pro rminag to send the inmates of Paddington work- as lit July, will cons Sat ot— Pu2441/3- Puree de Navet i Is Crime—! le, Ringer. POlSsow. I.—An ABSTRACT of the GROOS PRODUOZof 111111WITV of UM BRITIth KINGDOM, in the undermentioned periods, ended June 80, 188511,"iliMated with the corresponding periods . .40 - of the preceding year. Baum= same Romard-riles trite. MAIM VOCIAI9OII Hecht-Comport do Pigeon. Poitrise de vela aid pelitisok—Bapat PAN. QuarWs laded =fit, • . Ql 4 lolo44.ssisk.:J .- C.. 1 -MK .1 Ser mc llo :6o l Dia lit, March 11,1 June I% :.11;41" . ► io, D m at psi. Jim ! . ,67r a.„. uso. 1 .4 --...,._—___.2 1 4 a t 1 4 a,s Is s a a 4, 44/11.0001 =AK* xx cUltr6 cor ". 4, 1.11 :,000, 4.1 ow 6, 14 •24. 4. uw1 4-8-il 4 14 ,006. 1.4.1. 000 11.cfr, .."1 'sr: 4,573, ' ' 1 , 1 7 1 . 000 19 . 02 4 00 STAMPS 1 TAXIS MO, 1, _ /06.4001 4167,000 1114,0401 11 1 . . visual 5.111.0 w, I FAO /MITT TAX . , 4.4M.m. Ant MAW TAW 401 3 3. WOO 11.4X1.009 POSTANPFKM ow,* ow. OK 0 111. -. r . 556, 4 MAIM 1,400,000 ZrzaI L ANDS oidol off, owiw 412,004 mimeo wow 317.1 K, 1 .0 30 ,10 1 1 TOTALS /I._lNcßus; an d DECREASE in the liatier and Year ended lithe 30, 1•112, as compared :with #(l . o9loitiffdiag e ..04 aE tir•PrO9edinii year. •I ; M tlikw 11. I& Nov li. Cabana Jason 04Me Thom • . .err. sass paws tbs ONO 2,261 2,668 2.763 2.221 2.366 2.249 2.242 2,186 Jr. 1/4 1883. llrerq 1L Mark 1L Poudlos d' — Albew4.. , oelisi la Mactdolne. I.vauip et BAWL Tar eg gismo apply to Oil IMLAY sad Co, 66, Par. KW— the Bt•okere, AUL= BUTT and Co., 160, EC. or at the Mote or the C 011 1 1163 17. 6 lane. Loudon. , where M i ndplicatios tor appoint ments as dahlpmea this eerrter he toad. HICILUID 1191 W, Secretary. Led ladle mad load.* ®typing Company (itialled), 9, Mlaclaiplaae, LC. • TO-MORROW, tb• Sod July, Till LONDON DLINIR will iambi of— tonalll TOM it Vora—a l• Beassise. Turbot I k Ilc de Mak= MU. GREAT E ASTERN for NEW YORE. 1' Great Zaatora, ,WALTEZ PATON', Commander, we M WISPATCHILD fres LITIULIVOL, calling! at trieastows, undid : LATIJEDAY, A It WIDNIaDAY, ftraer TVIISDAY, Novarber ll Itataidate Wiretap arty 'MIL er nk Leafed; Seymour, Nark, and Ca, 1141 r , 12err:= Gnat Sldp Company (Limited), 90. Craceativet, Learn. Soaked. de lest A la en Satpicon. • • ••r - 1 C:. . e QUlErille ends Iva. i k isa . 4 ~.1.... ~... Ymr ftd. " 2 "' s * iiii as laeree... ' i It Deirifie. . 4 KOS ~ 1 = 11 " .3 ' tgl rrs 1.4416.10 . 11,00 4- 1.•011 Z li r % 4 4,,,,, &WO we , MIIIIO in. 4 2 MOM ... mcao 431C000 ?wading do d. tomus de Normandie. . ..; t . CUSTOMS IXCIBC STAMPS TAXIS . 6 . l 'l ' '... ' '• . IA ' . . -... .. imamate et Sada An edeadve sod careddlydieded dock of Shedd. deeelle, awl other Wind. imported evready for The London Dinner. FIX:11 - 41771ti ' TV;T - - CROWN LANDS 4.. MISCILLANNOVS. 1 TO BRITISH COLUMBIA TOM LU 10A Tattle, VCllikal, Salmon. Turbot. and Whitebait dolly. TOTAL, •@••16,•••••••..p aii,sio Not Were. Not s kirf.so6 DINVNYM w /di i L i i i v iifiN ERPOOL, 111 W YOLK, and PHILADELPHIA strAMSRIT ODMPANY Intend despatch ing their tell.powered iron &wee Plesseehips, calling at Queer town to embark penesegen and despatches. as follows WEEKLY PROM LIVIIIFOOL FOR NZW YORK. CITY OF NIW YORK, Wednesday, Judy I. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July P. ETNA, Wednesday, July 16. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin puree, 15, 17, and II seines., according to the SODOM roodatiou. Forward pursgs S guineas, Including sal provisions cooked. Passengers or Canada. the United States, mad MU& Columbia, booked through *a way advantageous terms.—For rather particulars apply to WILLIAM MILAN, 111, Waterstreet, Liverpool • or to KIY/P1 and WACKY, li , Lag Willisas-tilrest. STEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick. and Central Berman), =YRKY WHDNESDAY ad SATURDAY, by the North German Lbydn splendid at:sawn ADLfilt, MOW& or SCHWALM trews Borselyaown. at 11 a nt . calling at Blackwell Pier to receive opera at noon These vessels are fitted with a specious bon on deck. a.l have superior accommodation for pessensers, Fares to Bremen: Lt and It; return ticks* t 3 sod Al Bra o = we. 36 bourn only.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S llnlvarool BIPPS, llent-eircus, od-lass Z.C. W. ; or to ?BILLUPS, ()SAVA and PHIL `., Ro TPOT'TERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA- Vlll2 leaves the ItYltlvh and rondo Steam-wharf. Hap ping, every SUNDA Y, at 11 a.m. Tara : ay., .r 1 10a, and 17e. Id. The PYRNOORD, from oe the Tower, every THURS DAY MORNING early. Fare ha—Apply to CHAPLIN'S UM venal 00tee, Regent ocircns, W.: or to PHILLIPS, GRAPHS, and PHILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane, ICC. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of ENGLAND DIM AOItICULTITIAI7I4II4of HORS S, CATTLE, SILKEP, PIGS, sad IIACILLNEItY, In Itatterawpark. Loodan Last two days. TRY! ON ADMISSION. TO-OKITOW (Wednesday;, July Y, Eotiro Show I One abiding. (Lae Mack and Machinery, de.) Ileinhers tree. , Open each day from Eight In the Morning till Six In the evening. By order of the Connell, H. MALL DARZ, Seastary. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S °atm. MOW, TO-MORROW (Wedamodoy), R lp 4, at South Konaingtost Open at One o'clock. Roads at Artil lery sad Royal Marines commence at Two o'clock. A mission. Ta. dd., or by ticket.. purebred to-day, is. Visitors can pus under cover to the GREAT SHOW of ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 1 . 0.1101R0W, July 2. The Garden will be open at One o'clock. Visitors cannot be admitted, either from the ExMbitkot to the Garden, or to the Exhibitioo through the Garden, before that hour. TEE LONDON PAVILION, Tic liborae- Week Top of the FloymarkeL—Tl celebrated AUS TRALIAN FAT ROY will be exhib.ted for • limited period, commencing MONDAY, June M. De is acknowledged by the Public Press to be the largest boy of his age In the world. lie has been exhibited In the principal cities of Australis, where he attracted thousands to view him. He is 13 years of age, 5 ft. 6 In. high, weighs 23 Mose, measures round his shoulders 63 Inches, round the mild 87 inches. and round the calf of his leg 24 inches, and his thigh Is 30 inches In dream ference.—To he seen at Nine and Maros o'clock p.m., com mencing Monday, June 30. AGOOD EVENING'S AMUSEMENT la to be found st the LONDON PAVILION. The pro gramme is attractive, including a first-clan musical enter. taioment, together with the combined talent of Mir E. Pearce, Iladstne Volcanearec. Sam Collins, Arr Bee Chinese Jointer • Kenn. Haney and French the '• Nerves" and the Min Funny. Open from nine o'clock am. for breakfasts, din ners, itc.—L , IBL and SON N KAMMgB , Propriaton—lmmense success of Sam Collins In his new song of " Paddy Deal Gun" SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (Imperial plats, es. CaL the doses), Burton ales, and Outs. nese' extra stout, In bottles of reputed and imperial measures, and casks of le gallons and upwards. Barclav's stout, 6 dozen quart., 21s. Ale and stout hottlrd expressly for exportation-- MOODY and Co., scents, Litno-stieet, C. (10ALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Dighbury and Klngsland Coal Deptits. No travellers or aerate employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer price for Nett.% Haswell, and Lamliton Wallsend, the beat base coal, di. rah from the collieri• a by *crew steamers, is tla, per too (do not pay more under any pretext, ; Hartlepool, 20s. ; TanfleW, 17a. ; best small, 11a. Inland, by railway : Milestone, first clam, 20,. : second class, 10a.. Clay Cross, 19s. and 18a, Barnsley, 17s. ; Hartley, 16a. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lou. don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., elder dices. North Lon don Railway Station, Highboy, Islington, or Kinghood. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE . The lamest and not remonable Stock of BRUXELLES BRIDAL VEILS and FLOUNCINGA in London. The REAL 01.1) lIAND.e PUN CA MBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. Ile ladies' (Wetting Department replete with every novelty, at the moat inexpruslie prices. A. BLACK BORN ES LADIES' INDIA OrilrlrrlNCl Warehouse, lA, 90111111 AUDLEI.STRKET. LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) zimv SPRING ICS D SUMMER STOCK for the World-timed Scotch ANOOLA lila TROUSERS. Is now replete and reedy for inspection. These Trousers were nrldnated by Mr. Mile; libeetwaly address Is 73. BROOK -oTI: En. BA NOV KR-SQUA RR maybe la not connected with any person Indtating and Meer. Using in Ida nese. MARTI/OMR 1811 YRBRUILKY, ISM SPECTACLES, impmvod by HARRIS and BON, will most certainly preserve the wea. Better cannot le made. Steel, ith ryidall or pehbles, 15e.: keel. with Ito. to MIL Gold a n d ROv, r lipectaeles and Eye.llialwes in great variety. at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Ohms, Its. ed. post tree. THOS. HARRIs and WS. Opticians to the loyal Family, opposite the British Museum llates, London. lletabll.he.l C5O. Motion—No travellers employed. LADIES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, T ° oi-lental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Fleauti tfing the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and 111 redness. tan, pimp ea, spots, freckles, discolors. lions, and other mammon, viiitaticms, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effect. of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense poise heat. Price as. tot. and he. lad per bottle.—bold at 20, Latton-garden . and by chemists and perfumers . Ask f u r "Rowlands Kalydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of " Kalyder." A SONG for SONG BIRDS.-43ee " FUN," .CA. THIS WEEK, with 10 Cowie Pagrayhtp, One Penny. Seventh Edition, Jest peldiehed, price ht. by post in dentin, DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY (Mental and cal reuses, Meta. lad Rational Treetroeut. By T. rICONIAN. . D.. Physician to the General Pageants Letter Cullen'poet Provident Institution, to Also. tree, sit stam TAX BSC LIAR NA LADY —I NDIOIBTION a me nd NER7OI7IINERB. M. Lock, SY, Upper North-place, Orafrinn-ratd, and nos the Auditor, BS, iloyd-systere, London, W.C. Now ready, price la, post free 14 stamps, or tolea sealed env.- lope 20 stamps, a popular medical work on 141MV0118 Ex BA CATION. VITA VITALIS, ilhatrated with 100 E ograv i ogs from Lite (of cases aUendeti at the Motel Dieu, Paris, and other flospltalal, den•ripthe of the baneful effects consequent upon the errors and excesees of routh and maturity. By Bardeen" Member of the Royal college of Surgeons, England, and Licentiate of the Royal College of Ityskians, Edinburgh, re gistered under the ilea , Medical Act, who may be consulted at Ms residence, 44A, Illuldos strect, Regent-stmt. London, W. ^PlXislie the aide of St. Church), dally, 11 till 2, and from 5 till & Sundays, 11 till 2. To he had direct as Maya, sad from all booksellers in harem eter.row. London. • GIVEN AWAY t o NERVOUS SUFFERER& Dr. 111.41 TH hr jot potslishad • Fin ZDITION of ku valuable wr, the PSIVATIC MEDICAL 1112 ND 416= oath* °Lett-cure of Nervous DehlUty, Lois of Mmory, of Mita, !wand post-tres, nteetpt Id • directed saveloy., eneiosing two st•akpa—Adrbwri, Dr 81111/19, 8, Ilunosorwmest, Tar stockagoare, Lades. 11.11. N.B. During the WM:aim' Season The London Dinner will he served daily irons two until nine o'clock, and Masses In the Coffee Boom k la carte trout one until tea o'clock. Open on Sundays at font ' , dock. PRLDIRICK. BAWYI3., Prophetic DEATH OP ME ME DS ZZIPCIIILD. The Rev. Dr. Leifchild, the eminent Independent h, has just died, in the eighty-third jeer of his age. rw eh es se (with one exception) the oldest minister of his dew =Mason, and has been before the public for about half a century. For more than twenty years he occupied a promi nent position es the minister of a very large congreption assembling at Craves Chapel, near Repot-street, London. There his congregation on Sunday evenings during several yams filled the spacious edifice to the doors, and must have numbered on them messions at least two thousand persons. The more nurratted religiose society which Dr. Leifchild formed hem, the society of regular and carefully admitted cumarmiessta, attained in time to the number of more than nine hundred paisom. Nearly the whole of these were the fruits of his own ministry, and am tinned devotedly attached to it. In co-opers tion with them • debt upon the chapel of between seven and eight thousand pounds was gradually discharged without extraneous smistance, besides being liberal contributioniats to the religious institutions of the Coogregationalista and other bodies. Dr. Leifchild also established twelve or thirteen societies in connexion with his chapel ! each having its special benevolent purpose, sod all cos.biniog to benefit the vicinity and to os-operste with larger societies having similar objects. DR. J. H. NEWMAN. A paragraph having appeared in an evening contemporary, stating that Dr. Newman was about to leave "the Oratory" at Brompton, of which he had been for several years the head, as a pr eliminary, in the expectation of his private fneode, to his return to the Churc:i of Eng land. that gentleman writes : The paragraph is utterly unfounded in every portion of it. 1. For the last 13 years I have been head of the Birming ham Oratory. lam head still ; and I have no reason to suppose that I shall new to be head, miler advancing years should incapacitate me for the duties of my station. 2. On the other bend, from the time that 1 founded the London Oratory, now at Brompton, twelve year' ago, I have had no jurisdiction over it whatever • and so far from being its head, it so happens I have n ot been within its walls for the last seven years. . _ . 3. I have not had oue moment's wavering of trust in the catholic church ever since I was received into her fold. I hold, and ever have held, that her sovereign pontiff is the centre at unity and the Vicar of Christ. And 1 ever have had, and have still, an unclouded faith in her creed in all its articles; a supreme satisfaction in her worship, disci pline, and teaching ; and an eager loosing and a hops against horn that the many dear friends whom I have left in pro. testantem may be partakers of my happiness. 4. This being my state of mind, to add, as I hereby go on to do, that I have no intention, and never had any intention, of leaving the catholic church and becom ing a protestant again, would be superfluous, except that protestant& are always on the look-out for some loophole or evasion iu a catholic's statement of fact. Therefore, in order to give them full satisfaction, if I an, 1 do hereby profess es anima, with an absolute internal &trent and con sent, that protestantism is the dreariest of possible reli. globs ; that the thought of the Anglican service makes me shiver, mid the thought of the Thirty-nine Articles makes me sh udder. Return to the church of England! No.; " the net is broken, and we aradeliveind." I should be a consummate fool (ti; use a mild term) it in myoilage ITert " the land Sowing with milk and honey" for the city of con fusion and the house of bondage.-1 am, air, your obedient servant, Joan H. NEWMAN. The Oratory, Birmingham, June 2S. INTERNATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS. The chess congress commenced its public sittings yesterday in St. James's-ball, when sot Ices than two hun dred of the most distinguished chess players from all parte of the world assembled together. For some time past the congress has held meetings at the various clubs in London, and some program had been made is the two great thorns menta new in course of playing. Of these tournaments the one is for a prize of 10a, with five others of smaller amount ; and the second, a handicap tournament, is for a first prize of GUI., and also five others of inferior value. Th r e chief attraction of yesterday's proceedings was the game between Herr An&raen —the chanipion of the great meeting of 1851—and Mr. Paulsen, the American player, both gentiemen being competitors in the great tournament, the number of competitors in which is 14. The game lasted four hours, and excited the utmost interest among the nu merous groups who surrounded the table. Among those present were Lord Lyttleton, the president of the Chess Association; Lord Ravens worth, Osplain H. A. Kennedy, one of the vice-presidents of the Chess Association ; Mr. Mongredieo, Mr. Hampton, and Mr. Mettle; the chairman of the committee, treasurer, and secretary of the Chess Association ; Mr. Staunton, and a large number of both English and foreign players. The game ultimately terminated in favour of Herr Andersen, who in all probability will carry off the chief price in the towns meat. The other games played were between Mr. Berme and Mr. Green—Barnes winning ; Senor Dubois sad Mr. Blackburn—a drawn game; and Mr. Owen sod Herr &mina& In the Handicap Tournament Herr Andersen bast., Mr. lamb giving him a knight; and Mr. Wilson won a game from Herr Stealth. In the evening a grand match was played between the Lon don Club and the St. James's Club—two of the leading English clubs. The players representing the London Club were Messrs. Moogredien, Medley, Deacon, Greenaway, Bedlieff, Schneder, Maude, and Parminter, who were respectively opposed by Merin, Hannah, Stewart de St. 800, Green, Sich, Howard, Young, and Puller. The match did not terminate until • late hour. At the hour of leaving, the Loudon Club had woo four games, the St. James's Club one game. The whole of the arrangements of the meeting were under the management of Herr Lowenthal, who is himself a player in the tournaments, and will probably carry off the prise in the handicap contest. The management of the proceedings was throughout admirable, and gave the greatest satisfac tion to the numerous visitors who thronged the hall. Os Saturday next the congress forms itself into a deliberative body, for the purpose of revising the laws of chew and establishing an authoratative code that shall be universally accepted by all the chew Saying nations. The result of these deliberations is looked forward to with great interest. On two other days of the sitting of the megrim M. Paulsen and Mr. Blackburne will display their extraonlioary powers by playing ten games with eminent players, simultaneously sod blindfolded ;and on Thursday there will be • grand match between the Lon don and Paris Clubs, the electric wirer being brought into the SC James . ..ball and the Paris Club Room, in order to obtain instantaneous communication between the players. The sitting of the congress will probably extend through the present month, there being upwards of 450 problems to adjudicate upon as competitors for the problem prizes. The ' Wilk sittings terminate with the present week, the re m=inder of the satiny of the 000gress taking place at the various clubs in London. A NEW VOLUNTEER CORTR—At a public meet ing held lasi night at the Whittington Club, the Hoe. H. Berkeley, 11. P., in the chair, it was resolved to establish • new volunteer imps, to be called the London Artillery Brigade. The chairman explained that the necessity of the volunteer movement was the protection of our homed sad firesides, and its advaetage was that it showed the woe** I we were perfectly prepared for our defence. There was no MIDNIGHT MrxriNo MoVIMINT.—A meeting of arm more useful than artillery, especially for the defense of this useful mission was held cia Friday night last, the 27th our ateeyy,pd there were maay effective IMPS of artillery, Jane, is Si. James's-hall, Regentetivol. It was well at- througbou country, bat it was strange that with the tended by the poor women, many of whom were reamed sad exception of the Has. Artillery Company there was no such placed in HOMO. They were addressed by the Hon. and corns is 1 . 00 4 011 . The serge cow to be established would Rev. Baptist Noel. We understand that the committee are entail so little expense upon those who joined it that so eat able to bold frequent meetings, became of the low Slate MSS could sey that from his lack of mean ho wee Precluded of their fends. This is greatly to be lameeted, as it most from joining in the defame of his country. The details of be apparent to every IMO who observes the state of our the scheme were placed before the meeting by Mr. Austin, streets at night that at thi s season vice abounds in an us . Mr. Wotteeten. laPtein withossleY• eed other Iteedeeere: usual degree. and the promo:lmp terminated in the mual mama lII.—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended June 90, 1862, the Application of the sane, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge. Surplus Balance beyond the charge of the Conso lidated lend, for the Quarter ended March 11, 1862, vls. Great Britain — Ireland £489,124 £486,174 Income received In the Quarter ended Juno 36, 1862, sa shown In Account 1. Amount raised per Act 2844 Pict. nip. 109, on account of Fortlikations, de 200,000 Amount raised by the bone of Rachequer Bonds, per Act 25 Vlct. cap. 111 1,000,000 Amount received In the Quarter ended June 80, 1862, In repayment of Advances for Public Works, dc 412,508 620,512,586 Bslanee, being the Deficiency, on 30th June, 1816, upon the charge of the Consolidated Fund In Cheat Britain, to meet the Dividends, and other charges, payable In the Quarter to Sept 30, 1862, end for which Exchequer (Deficiency, hula will be Issued In that Quarter w. 006,11011 ,• Amount ispd out of the Income for the Quarter I sided June 30, ISM, In redemption of Exchequer c D ai tliciency) Bills for the Quarter ended March 31, f 1,936,281 Amount applied out of the Income to Supply tier . ekes, in the Quarter ended June 30, 1802 ...... 11,723,433 Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the Quarter 1 1 ended June 30, 1962, via : Interest of the Permanent Debt.... L 6,3013777 Terminable Debt &Kw Principal of Exchequer NW 160,00 Interest of &chequer Mlle MAIM Interest of Exchequer Deficiency Rills The Civil List . 102,096 Other Charges on Consolidated Fund 024,012 Advances for Public Works, &c 173,913 7,063,13$ Surplus Helena In Ireland beyond the Charge of the Consolidated Fund In Ireland, for the Quarter ended June 30, 1382 tn,ooo,voe TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (ziguiza's nix.nozaxs.) ITALY. TURIN, Julia 30. Garibaldi has delivered • speech at Palermo, advising concord between parties and in families. He said there were three open wounds in Italy, Muratism, Papal rule, and Hourbonism ; against all of which the citizens of Palermo should be on their guard. He concluded by speak ing in violent terms of the late meeting of prelates at Rome. The Senate passed the Budget to-day. , 1 In the Chamber of Deputies, the Marquis Pepoli stated that the Italian bishops had been forbidden to proceed to Rome fur the purpose GI participating in polities.' acts. 1 DISSOLUTION OF THE LEGITIMIST CONGRESS AT LUCERNE. BASLE, Julia 30. The Count de Chambord and the Duchess of Parma left Luceriie at 10 am. yesterday. The actual number of Legitimists who assembled at Lucerne during the Count de Chambord's stay in that city was 3,850. MONTENEGRO. PARIS, Jon 30. The Paris par a s u o a, of to-day publish the following despatch from dated the 29th inst. : " The march o f Dervish Paoha on Alberi has been arrested by the barricades erected by the in habitants. The Turkish army, however, was not attacked. On his return Dervish Pacha found a despatch from Omer Pacha, ordering hint to re treat. He is now at Bagnani. POLAND. ST. PETERSBURG, Jaws 30. The levalide Busse of to-day says :—" General putters has been relieved of the command-in•chief of the army in Poland, and of the governorship of that kingdom ; and has been granted leave of absence on account of the wound he lately received. " The Grand Duke Constantine has been ap pointed commander of first corps d'armile." INDIA. (From Telegraph to India Campoky's station, Juba) BOMBAY, Jues According to intelli gence rece i ve d here, Dust Mahoined's army is approaching Furrah, and Sultan Jan is retiring to Herat. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Shirtings dull and declining. In mule twist and cotton nothing doing. Copper dulL Exchange on London, six months, 2s. Old. Gover nmen t Secu rities—Four per Cents., 94i ; Five per Cents., 106 ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 113. Freights, 475. 6d. _ . _ CALCUTTA, 111111 11. Shirting's declining. Mule twist improving. The indigo crop is progressing favourably. Exchange on London, 2s. Ofd. Government Securities— Four per Curts., 2.4 ; Five per Cents., 105 ; Five and-a-Half per Cents., 112. Freights, 75a. THE BRAZIL MAIL. LISBON, Joss 30. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship Parana has arrived here from the Brazils, and will leave for Southampton at 2 p.m. this day with 122 passengers, 40,0001. in specie, 400 (1) packages of tapioca, 1,0110 bags of coffee, 380 rolls of tobacco, and 30 cases of ipecacuanha. At Rio de Janeiro, June 8, the Zacarini ministry had fallen. A new cabinet had been formed, and was composed as follows : Marquis Olinda, President of the Council; Marquis Abrantes, Minister for Foreign Affairs ; Viscount Albu rquerque, Minister of Finance ; Senator Sinim liu, Minister of Agriculture ; Brigadier Poly doro Jordan, Minister of War ; Deputy Lamarc, Minister of Marine. Viscount Maranguape had been named Minister of Justice, but having fallen ill, Senhor Causacas was entrusted with the port folio ad interim. The Archbishops of London and York and the' Bishops of London sod Winnherter have Mused cards for' a convermaioas, to-morrow seeping, at W dlii s Rooms, to afford foreign pastors and other religious foreigners oppor tunity to become aoquaintad with the clergy of the church of England and lay members who take an interest in its affairs. THE AUSTRIANS AT VICENZA. A story, illustrative of Austrian brutality and lawlessness, comes to us from Vicenra, authenticated by names, dates, and quotations of official documents. Its substance is as follows. On the 13th of last April, one Luigi Scareellini, while drinking to rams in • tippling shop in Vicenza, where some soldiers were present, began to talk to than about Cavour and Koreuth. Now, every Austrian soldier who de:sooners • person as guilty of inciting him to dam* if entitled by law to a reward of 40 florins. Samellini's drunken babble being worth so much to every one of the soldiers present, they seized and dragged him off to the guard-house, beating him without mercy on the way. The officer of the guard, fearing that the man might die in his custody, saved his own reopen sibllity by sending him off to the civil prison, where he re mained without medical aid for three d►ys. On the 16th he was brought up for examination before the military auditor of the 39th Regiment ; but as it war found impossible to rouse him from the death torpor into which he had sunk, he was remanded to the military prison, where he died the same evening without any of those religious ministrations which we chased due erp to the wort of criminals. The affair had now taken an awkward turn for the military authorities, but they were equal to the emer gency, and the complaisant commissary of police lent his aid to get them out of the scrape. An inquest was held on the body by five Austrian officers, two of whom went surgeons. The latter officially certified, in spite of the marks of violeace on the back and lege, that Luigi fiearsellini had died of apoplexy. In such cases the law provides that the civil authorities shall verify the fact and take charge of the burial; but in this instance the military officers had the deceased put underground by their own men, and then reported that due notice had been given to the civil functionaries, who bad paid no attention to it. The fact was that the officers did on the 17th address the usual notice to the munioipahty, but they handed it to the com missary of police for transmission, and he very obligingly kept it is hie pocket until the 19th. On that day he de livered it, and oo that day also the municipal medico re plied to it, stating that the civil authorities could not com ply with the demand that they should bury the body, seeing that the military authorities themselves had already buried it on the preceding day. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 30. —APPOINT/AMT.—Lien tenant R. Rowel, to be additional to the Reatinp, foe nevi°, ha the Ferret. PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 30. The Edgar, 89, screw, Captain G. P. Mends, bearing the Reg of Rear Admiral of the White Sydney Colpoys Deere', C. 8., arrived at Spithead this afternoon from the North American and West India station. The division of the Channel squadron under the command of Rear Admiral of the Red Robert Smart, consisting of the Revenge, Trafalgar, Emerald, and Chanticleer, got under weigh this morning at St. Helen's, and sailed up to Spithead, there joining the St. George, Warrior, ►od Rapid, The preparations for the royal marriage tomorrow are carried on in a very unostentatious manner. Beyond the plying backwards and forwards throughout the day of the smell royal yachts and despatch steam vessels with distin guished visitor. to Osborne-house, there is nothing to indi cate the approach of any event of special importance. The anniversary of her Majesty's coronation was kept here to day as a general holiday, but the customary salutes were dis pensed with, and beyond the closing of the public establish ments, there was nothing to mark the celebration. This morning the royal yacht Fairy steamed alongside the War rior, at Spithead, and a patty of distinguished visitors pro ceeded on board the mammoth vesseL NESTING OP THR NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. The shooting at the opening meeting of this sew cistion to-day will coromeoce at 1 p.m. Middlesex scoops tition for National Rifle Association broose medal, targets Bto 15 inclusive, at 1 p.m. Middlesex and Lancashire competition, targets 14,15, at 3 p.m. The Running Deet Pool, pool targets at 200, 500, and 600 yards, at 200 and 500 yards for Enfield TOOL Bighting Targets at 200, 500, and 600 yards, all the afternoon-900 yards, 1 to 3 p.m. ; 1,000 yards, 1 to 3 p.m. ; long range. 1 and 2. The following is the arrangement for the match between the Lords and Commons on Saturday, 3017 5, at 3 p.m. : Lords.—Marquis of Abercoro, Earl of Atria, Lord Bolton, Earl of Ducie, Lord Londesborough, Lord Lovat, Duke of Marlborough, Earl Somers, Lord Suffield, Lord Vernon, Lord Wharocliffe. Commons—iced Bury, Mr. Dillwyo , Lord Ekho, Mr. Foster (Bradfotd), Lo r d Grey de Wilton, Earl Grosvenor, Mr. Leslie, Mr. Hsatinp Rama, Mr. Talbot, Mr. H. Vi vian, Hon. H. Wyndham. Tas HONOI7IABLa A,yiuzny Coicretry.—This ancient volunteer regiment amearhied yesterday sweating et the pared* ground, Finsbury, under the com mand of Lord Colville, for inspection. A fashionable com pany was on the ground to witness their evointious. Owing to the absence of his Royal Highness the General Com manding-in-Chief, Gemmel Pippo performed the duty of inspector, and *:pressed himself highly pleased with the efficiency and soldier like bearing of the men. The regi ment mustered six companies of infantry and two mike of artillery-oes home, the ether foot—the former coosistieg of two gnus, the letter of four. The infantry marched past o:optima, drat is slow and then in quick time, ired is platoons, marched es ecAelent, formed solid and hollow mums@ ; in fact went through all the plums of drill per fectly to the satisfactios of all who whammed their MOVb meets. The bombardiers sad goseere, toe, shaved peat adroitness is the easy wars, in which they mseasol their sum Tlli GILT 13411111311.—This vessel leaves the Kersey this day for New York. Sb• will take out an im amate aerobe, of Rataaryers, realty of dhow ate ram , aioidata, haying table Mani beak. . a:,: . irm IMEIVI oe TIM . . 60 *- . ICOMILM, Stockbridge, W =Wiiseblittar 4 41111loolhoo It tor Mat them will yams tedieflie reare to ibitaamoral hody of turbot she. Herr, cod the kfifykre' sped given presort of exceiera, rout thlrA goollieledit to be got', thrash amsebow. Mbum artillbigneneg • have mere • tiles prey to hert .i sioulittid . mi hree Odra will have WS Idle panto the I sea disaint . . enl b y sa , tha Z ir i aitds alma Mar is id any diger.* err lus leaked fee in Orrolier go eery. , no iikabeidipp sidog will be a very differed Mot Chei Nor ea Iftanday beta altrareisal Mr es Isivrank et o the tawyeer.elt bleassieb - Me four Area trehomiher, reeler a Add tract; , Igen* Igra . Bet—la bet, a _inset reejoray—lieve yet' to oemow la =.04 To.. rook imam. tinliesetr Milo will lied will have iwerStetancliagaibtab..ilt - leirg arth. unlikely W. Day WS out PAS last aited, *Lin Tell *ll= I bi nV ii •lr team m e liba if be is asked to lie lomat "Wharf*. is da t LI vs ' Birrat r 2 . 2 % sit il et distil* gin 'Lay • lily. limit fe wer Mel set a& vigil* de la ria 7 did sne aide end a we w ho a ti-ge m. . I r a ' lid Vit lit Iffsr slirlu wit ralle tringerst : ealfr l C l e ll ltt the Sig en= cd : from the lot capable golag the distaoce, omit 04' %ftbahoer see moderato me himself. la the Ulf ribeedisop Palmate is tamed loco* and the hawricapper seems to have followed Kaane's morn iat Chelmsford is preferers to that at Erna errs weight ing him for the 1001. Plate, so that his ohms* is a fork sae, especially it Ceased's° sod Vancouver re reserved for souse ' thing better, as Royal Sovereign is about the best of the i arm. The *id Jimmie, eas ore rid a hail, has Merida, for line best hone left in. Dow Bur* is struck out, and Hasse will sot be far behind him, of a elein quite il Le Wavelike, Villeate, Bloodhound, or Gomm. The Skewer& Mete, two miles, is booked • certeiaty foe the Wiaard, which idea I or coin cide with if he fees the starter ; but this is tar ?roma cer tainty yet, alibis ewer may end himself forestalled is Mie market, sod mem the bone for Goodwood, wised Asteroid could win seethe" dote for Sir Joseph. Tho Stookbridie Cup, seer fericmge, is spelled by its made ocieditices, 7et for two-yrelda, Ilse 71k for tbrive, asst fist 121 b for fours, being a mod inexenesble blunder, es the juveniles ought to carry 71k lees, and the 4-yr.olds Sib more weight, coaddeorg they no close ups. a mile. Thus the old hare her such a dotard advantage • that even Asteroid, with get 101 b, could beat everythiog but the heavily.ellow . reed Hoagie's, 5 yrs, let 1216, sod Compiegne, Oyes, Fat Mb, the foreign= comprising all bs will have to tsar. The Nottisfout Stakes, for 2 : yr-olds, have Blue Mantle (71b extra), Le Marritel, Conical, sad Dr. Syntex (or the Ledy Palmentoo filly) to repreestit the public performer is, end is the ever of Nue Meade being reserved for his more important to at Newmarket, the race would be an open one, W. Day's chance, with one of the two kit named, reeding the best. In tins Match Birdhill* osetainly on his own distance, and yet 1 mu hardly believe him capa ble of giving 231 b to Clemouti, s horse that showed or he could mop a bit at Akar At Winchester there might be a better field then usual for the Grarinperk Stakes, for 2-yr-olds, as there are Vaulter, the Naomi filly (41b sottish lady Stafford, Many Hart (41b oxtail, Viodicta, end the Orphan (71b extra), be sides some highly spoken of dark hones, is the Sold, sad the Orphan will be in danger if they being out the soli of Epaulette to oppies her. The Original Hampshire Handicap, two mast and a distooce, might be spoiled by the recent performs= et Montebello and Paul Clifford, which give them se adveetage over everything but Frailty, sad she re as pod ii chance in the more important Goodwood Stare. Newton will be dull in comparison with the above, the same deoceiptios of roes, contested by almost the ore homes, having to be decided each day ; and ell Ire acre oe the part of the three chief handicaps—the 'Greet Newton, Odd Cup, sad South Lsocaskire Treciesmoses Plate—is that Mr. Merry with Hurley and Starlight. end Goddiog with Jung Frau, look well for or or more of them, the Earl of Westmoreland it) two histamine, sad the Nagar to Stafford filly in the other. being the most ar mor of their opponents. The Newtoo St. JA W S; for three-yea-olds, one mile and a half, has only Dusk the Sister to Stafford filly, and Agog worthy to oppose t he se looted of J. Osborne, end if this should be North Polo. vice Zetred, be will have to be very careful of Dusk, who has a greet advantage when to receipt of 41b. The minor affairs I cannot enter into except to arias that King of Utopia looks line winning his two engagements.-1 am, he., METEOR. TATTERSALL'B.—MoN DAT. There were apparently some heavy ancounte to settle over the preceding week's racing, and in the City daring the morning so entirely had this occupied attention that spun lation on coming event. was a dead letter. The publication of the weights for the Goodwood Staked; has not given an impetus to betting to the extent that might have been an ticipated, and not until the announcement of the DOODDDDJSODI there be any betting of consequence. The general ten dency of criticism is decidedly adverse to the handicap, and many persons insist on looking no farther than William Day's and the American lot to furnish the winner. Both are represented by a powerful team, and both have lin guistics's* received favourable treatment from the handi capper. The transactions of the afternoon will be found amply indicated in the following list of closing prices : LIVERPOOL CUP. 7 to 1 apt Mr. Johnstoue's Lady Biwa (t) Bto 1 Mr. Alford us Seville (t) Bto 1 Mr. It Boyce's Catisbrook (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Merry 's Sir William (t and off ) GOODWOOD STAKES. 100 to 8 apt Mr. G.Sturt us e by Flatcateher— Bather High (t) 100 to 8 Mr. G. W. Fitzwilliam's Rubicon (off, t 100 to n GOODWOOD CUP. 3 to 1 apt Mr. A. Nicholls The Wizard (off, t 7 to 2) 7 to 1 Mr. J. Pilling Ds Zeeland (t Bto 1) ST. LEGER. 9 to 2 apt Hon. S. Hawke's Marquis (I) 6to 1 Mr. Snewing's Oaractacus (t) Bto 1 Mr. R. Boyce's Cariabrook (t) lb to 1 Mr. B. C. Narlar's Oaterer (t) 100 to 6 Mr. Merry's Buckstone (t and cdf) 20 to 1 Mr B. Bulkelev'm Old Calabar (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Gordon's Johnny Armstrong (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. I'Asoon's Bonny Breast-Knot (t) 10 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Argonaut and Bt. (eonOod). THE CORONER/031P FOR WEBTERN MIDDLESEX.— Yesterday, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex met the candidates for the western district, and arrangements were made for the election. Each candidate had to deposit a sum of money to meet the exppesnossers of the sheriffs. The writ forth' election was on ly I ged ea Saturday. The sheriffs appointed Friday week, the 11th July,tfor the nomination at Brentford, and the following Monday for the polling. Next Friday the Domination will take place for the mistral district, at Portland-place, and the polling on the 7th bet RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLlA lONT.—Yestertlay, six committees of the House of Peers met forth. ddesspaattch of business. A committee consisting of Lord Wodebones (in the chair), with Lords Nelson, Abinger, Garnard, and Dartasy, sat and heard mooed tad took evidence on the case of the Stafford and Uttomter Railway, and adjourned its further hearing until to-day ,• the other bills before them being the Wellington sod Cheshire Junction, Wellington, Drayton, sod Newcastle, and West Riding, Hull, and Grimsby Railways. A committee on the leadiog Scottish lines. presided over by Lord Donoughmore (chairman), and Lords Cork and Sheffield and Foley, commented proceedings and the Caledonian Company's bills for deviations and Leith branches, the Edinburgh and Glasgow and Caledonian sad DumMitonshire Junction Company's bill, the and and Glasgow and Dumbarton and burgh and are now twigged in considering the Asa r=ii of the North British, Edinburgh, Perth and sad West of Fife Railways Bill, which was opened by Mr. Calvert, Q.C., Mr. Hodge)°, 11. P., the chairman of the North British Company, being examined. In the Duke of Devosehinth committee, the case for the promoters of the Mid-Kent andAddiscombe Railway closed, and the op position oa behalf of the Brighton Company was opened. The opposition to the case of the East Glouceetershire we. con cluded in the Duke of Richmond's committee, and rebutting evidence to it was brought forward, Mr. C. A. Saunders, secretary of the Great Western Railway, being examined at considerable length. An armament baring been come to between the City of London Corporation and the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, in connexion with their ex tension HS• to Battersea, the bill was transferred from Lord Lyeedoe's committee to that of the chairman of unopposed bibs, smiths ease of the West Midland Company for addi tional works is now under masideration. The bills passed la Lai aitiwaklb sWoodibes Whaled the Osallis se i h g ram* G aid Wsymass Bay, Horsham, In j el vs e . Heol Otlostftd, Gmembridge, andillo bridge, Kt OW Thaw Valley. Liverpool Its Ptsysoliso Ask awl assoty Owl end Lunatic Aglow, aml Oarbet's hatate Baia. In the Goma= Jr MI Harbour was wood ; and coutinotom widows Lord Stanley's committee on the Saslow's sot how 01111/1111M1 PALAOS. 0111 So ILLINO DAY. 1[071DAI; Join 30.—Admissions no meows, 8,306 ; ditto by eases tido*, 900; told, 9,205. bones. Amompit the visitors to the Exhibition yester day IMO 4 large number of the 200 Danish work ,man and artiste who recently arrived in the Vio tali& Docks on board the government war 1/1611011er Ai** Thanks to the arrangements for their so. # O . ; iser a j a hich time been made by • emus. .ef gentlemen reddest in London, Ileandinavisa visitors are likely, within their May of ten days, to have better opportunities annirmg a lair sledge of Engleed end el customs thin lost of our foreign friends =7lemY day tbey are mustered at an early * board their ships i something like military =sad military punctuality is insisted on; and, of starting forth on a vague perambulation over the wide world of London, their routes are marked out in advance, and they are accompanied, se guides, by gentlemen whom a long residence in our capital has rendered conversant with all its ettractsons. The intention is announced of the commissioners to issue IMAM tickets at 30e., and tickets for 10e. to admit on all shilling days. " The announcement of this," says the Times has almost stopped the ode of the shilling tickets, for everyone Use. attar a moment's reflection, that if these likt ticket* are only issued to the number of 600, it sill be impos sible to prevent their transference from hand to hand, and consequently no one will give 20a. for 20 single tickets *ben he can get one for 10a. which admits him for 60days, and which, when not inclined to use hsielf he can lend with impunity to friends. Small ahopkeepme, tobacconists, and abets am sure to get these tickets and lend them to their customers, either as a compliment, or on the pay ment of 6d. a day, an amount which in 60 days would make their hire a very profitable concern to all but the commissioners. The official return of the number of visitors yes terday is ii follows :—By season tickets, 6,119 ; by payment, 53,617 ; total, 68,636. SURREY DISPENSARY. The eighty-fifth anniversary dinner in aid of the funds of this thethution took pkoe n sterday at taw Bridge Howie Hotel London-b end ems etheaded by about 100 poisons. The chair was is by /112, ALESID Bums PlOllOl, one of the vice-presidents. The number al patients admitted to the dispeamary with Letters of resommeadatim during the year Lea was 5,010, of whom 4,236 were awed, or relieved ; 1,000 were visited at their own houses by the medics] °liken ; sad BM were 'midwifery CSIIIIII I there remaining 620 pelkate wider one la Jenuery, 1802. The petriarby belosgteg the sheet/ amidst* of about 11,0001. beveled in the fat , and 2,0001. Mat to the wartime of Bt. leeway s at 4 pm mt. intoned. During the year ending 'Madeummer, sans.] sub seriptions aremated to 6461., the donations to Mk Sit, and the subscriptions from life governors to tat, waking toge ther 1,1471. 9s. The expenditure during the ewe period anemia to 1,3741. 170. JO& In Januery hat there was a balance of 2941. in the hoods of the treasurer. The charity was instituted in the year 1777, and in object was to afford grandam medical sad surgical mist and esedimist am Weil as attendmato on lying-in women, to any necessitens per , seas, on their application at the Dispensary, with Letter of recommendskien from subecribent and to provide Mead mos at their own booms, wh regulate, to ash of the patients es reside within the visiting district. The sad. of um appeal free the ohm was dessaans to the amount of about 4001. LAW AMINDKINS 80C1117.—The annual meet ing of the Law Amendment Society was beid s Crday eves*, as the ices, 3, Waterionplaes. The bt Hoe. Lord Brougham presided. The anima report, w was read by Mr. Palmer, oregraulated the-members on the vac illated promerity of the society. The general mistier had been well attended, sad the accession of new members bad been considerably above the average. The report detailed with some minuteness the pron Wings of the soeietyduring the year. Mr. Joseph Parkes moved the adoptive of the report in • brief address. Dr. Hancock seconded the mo ttos, which, after a few observations from Mr. Mutters and Mr. Hadfield. M.P., was unanimous! adopted. Mr. Hadfield then proposed that Lord should be re elected president of the society. His lordship's services to the moiety led been of the mast extensive sad airiest cha racter, and therefore he (the speakerl was sere his reides testi would be smaienetta Mr. Wakedeld 'weeded the maim, which was carried naaaindaisly. The viro-presi deals of the essistydatre thew sleeted ; sad after the re maining besieses Th ad bees trammeled the meat* separated. PRIMUS' ALMIHOUIIa FIIND.—The annual meeting of the subscribers to this fund was held lest sii lag at Aoderton's.botel, Pleet-street Mr. bans to the chair. There was a numerous attendsoce. Mr. Dpatia, the the sworstary. red the report, which congratulated! nab. scribers epee the position el the feed; the Printers? Alm. houses being sow entitled to take pines do • established benevolent institutions with whictilacndran tropolis abotindeiL There was a constant supervishe kepil by the committee over the institution at Wood-peep. end nothing was left undone that could contribute to the cent. fort of the inmates. There were now two sucancles bosses. mid it was hoped that an election wield abet* take plans, by which they might be filled. Awswallm s to the rules, the present vacancies must be 111?d . 1% ... and this year there had been no eligible candidates. The report then and sed late munificent bequest of Mr. Diggs of several themes& pouadr, but it had unfortunately been decided in • matt at Lime that this moosy could sot be nude applioable for the =Fund, net most be distributed plurally throe* s i lo poor aged sad deserving members. All that the Almshouse Fund had to do with it was, that the cam melees of the fund for the tints being were to act as trus tees and superintend its distribution. A large portion of Ude Ducey had been paid to the trustses, end a duaribution wield take place early next year. Under these cirrum =it wee Deoemary that • sum of 3001. wpm be subscribed for the support of the mblult sent it was hoped the trade would make up. The imam for the past year had been 3091. 3s. Id., and the ex =tore 2794 leaving a balance of 291. lbs. Id. in The report was adopted, and the ofloers sad com mittee for the entrain year having barn applaud the meeting terminated. Tin 4.7riox Or SHERIFFS. —The polling was recommisessadyesterday morning, although a very few votes were is fewer of Mr. Kasen ; sad dudes the day Ma Alderman lawaseos, although between 40 and 00 votes bolded Mr. Hugh Jones at the close of the poll on Saturday afternoon, graduall y came up with the latter during yestesday, sad as the dose of the poll he was some few votes in abuses ; the numbers being as follows : Lawrence, 1,038 ;Anse, 1,022 ; Nissen, 320. The poll will be reopened to-morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, and will ma tinee until 4 p.m., whoa it will finally clime, end it is 'mdse. stood that the Lard Mayor has already fixed Thursday, the 3rd July, for the declaration of the poll, on which day be will came a common ball to be held in the at 11 o'clock a.m., for the purpoes of conniving the Sheriff's return of the election. --- fllliii;LLoo Ir6OIIIIITTNI 01 THE BRITISH ASSO , asTion.—Yesterday as attempt was made to inflate the ' balloon, sad 58,060 cubic feet of pa bad been Mused Into it, when an socideat happened owing to the boistemus se , tare of the weather, which has suspended the °panties. Sit ; the committee for eertaisly a week. Notwithstanding that four sheets of wean bad been spread upon poles by this has company's 'spasm to form a wind fence, the unite& hese of ten use wee tewellsiept to hold the neck of the t a etatiosary, and the sopP to yof the gas had he ' This had been searody - done when the seek hoopoe • valve, with the strintregres Aerial telktoolkasserbs4 f, i the balloon. Held down sow *sly W Os limb% ai d ths, ' re n ti , o t g h. ha in vi a n t iL ial com b. m . epc ni e e d, pp t i t t pdreillk " isp e abrad wiis mirdir_ itj ---r4 l and thee named round at the widest pert. • ott ' Sa*iove COLLISION IN TIES ClisiT2llll. AND 1 or Lim —A telegram received from Lloyd's v. Deal yesterday elterneen at Lloyd's fOrshinn theVellvit'i a se ri ous callisies lo the Ohessel. off LI y ~ .1 l ol soo the to or bu iag rake ,bet n, w b ez na tit Bo tai m que b„ C i i rees t ~I brig Thomas lanagok, 216 tons, outward leasedie r coast of Since, by which the latter appears to beir ci e Widely foundered, ber captain and two of the wore lag te the ship. Both vowels were going dews Ns How the ettlhise occurred is nut explained. The I which picked up the remainder of the brig's crew, lol l = I sprit, miters*, eel sustained other damage, causing her to , leak. The master seeing the serious coediting' Lis ship was lis hailed a etas-tee sad put beck for London.