The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-16 00:00:00

/ V • Mr . "'" • - ; 1 • , • • NEWSPAPER t I • • , • • , p - , • ~• 7 MO— • I . /. 4 1. • A Ay s i rv \ 4 1 , • r. • * kV ; 1 , • AI / ; ; i 4 lO r T • fl " ; 1141 ? ..*" • . • v r • o it .40' I At • • . • ..* AT! , . i!...A1 le v uli' ' ! al! ' • SSa • es.Xa . _ Lv•.• P! .•: T!'ico 14 4! ~ ..; 'OW ,0,0 a L; ESt!unped.. Additisi#2) Aii 4. [TwOPE: ~~. ro. 4,944.] / . CA?"lcalling at MADRAS—CTIn July ROYAL w Iti@RIOtYLTURAL ' 110CLICTY of 11 ust, and Septembers oaths* Mto anse lama ''' EIGIAND 1901. • and embark ronengare only `—The 114miesfo eltsmera,. GOUT ACCIJ ISt Mi v ieW t u r y = tt CATTLl. strasnehln MAURITIUS. 1,19540n5. SOS haraupwarer, J. SMYT SHAM PI and MA Y, la Toodes, t ommandsr, now loading in the Vieterla (Madan) Jane CI he l L ~ .0 , ".......,.......• . , . .. leave oo the 11th Jul , assiorkisg neenimers at mod l• t r ___, _ nage r* (Inflated oa the 16th Jul . This firth, bails as Monday, hoe lerNathinery Yetis 1— naearni. . twenty for the India trade, bee hoes mated. by Then* , • . . &strata aosommeetheime kw pemonsue„ moll any on ex- \Weherodor " . pernsoed elinnoa red 118 L m , Ilk Oaths t ard (thy em int& IMO The lentos will be eoeth emoothly by ow of the following . award Corrine) Ow fasthalling swain? steno semen bekaglng to thil Company : ` . wlllo pet the Haltn-Crown ........nrzt su m ' Tins. Noppipo 4 9g.i. it s igh., .. (4 arddattome Into the Cattle Yard on paying the LIII Ith im Left lt. •I s rutin dhoti ! Lee Stock and 1 Moe Shilllnga t...b. Tb ,•, . v 911 kith IMS 0 - o=r 16. is i Half-a. Crown. L un n NIS =y, Ilitts ' November ~ One Eihilling. 06 an in zember 16. ...... 7 . 4 " . " . " .. j.. 16 . um . 1111661163 Jl6l/ Id VI :, • . Ll* /* robreary la. I W , End ~ ~ Members free. [ Vet POO Yards 11. Opea each day from lUght la ths llonsine tl9 Night In the For earPossage Wr .t te , RENDLAY and Co.. ith Par. Ivan& except last day, when the yard will be closed at SU Munn LW. : the AKIIIND NWT and Co., dd.& 150. LC.: *at the diked of the Cormlent I Oh Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Juno lOW Tab. and thih. ' Iliacip t i 1 " , wilmrarlitatlot *ocarina- th at will be a Public Pahlbttion of Una Winston at Work, went' as la Ude Twice l a. ' has Lena an. to roar pas., near rerniesthaps Math" to abb . i... 2 = 10 . Bertwtal7. I Lent, • distance of 14 miles from the Victoria Tsominims of the Nut India mai Lodes Lomb" iin, and Dever Itallosy.-.4/1 red* dee Osoiell. 9, groselogi.C. IL HALL CAN* heontary. LONDON, MONDAY EVININ THE 1 . 11* ..tt re a THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBMON. 'T A ' ! •:1 1 EN . • A,,11M1.a.. ' 1 r mitzlaua dic. '.- 1 the hero if likunter, text as the evacuator ci ritith. .' • • ' " Saturday last, being the thirty-ninth day since r • ' eimennea. VitiligalkNlL) .: giblet, and the maguitude of the military °= the opening of she Exlaition, gave a very satisfao- ' ra m ov , t i n . B sgavagg . • ' ping wal l * opaniarokniplml T. gLivorDiroits SICHMOND •:I •We are constantly reminded of the 'item lofter- , M the United tates, as we attempt to the Wry return, if we take into consideration the ter- BRUSSELS, Joirelt ' 7 . BOSTON. JIM 2 . ' ditrisresst armies, and take a comprehesetwsearroy• • • rible severity of the weather, and the amount of the The Milmitrur Beige - ' of this morning publishes The battle.armr Irr &mood , ,whieil 'tea Pliee on Of the varionsapseations. Besidee the gmat scenes admission fee, which must have had the effect of the followileg bulletin : _- .-. . Eaturdej and Sundity; was one of the moat dove. keeping out at least two, and those the most nume- " Satermar,lo.3o A t at Richmond Ad Corinth, there us others whiel rate in which the POlOmac erely Lae been engaged. if hoe ieePoetoff. hive an impor t heed* t i me - • roue, claM . es of our sight-seekers. About 7,000,11101111131 . It may surprise the English realer that I ____,_____ "The 14te _ , of the Lug, as! . ar as regards B eyon d th e brief des p atch of General wei, d i ar i oj l i . leetee, im edistal after thetehlauitt• however, paid fit each for admission, representing Peue'me"if twen•we , hee nePreee"." 31 i but little is known. iisthiatftne v though fostliliin-' p ot .p niuki, did no t et etre a d v ance on the day in value 25,000 ahilling visitors* and 35,000 would t' BItIMELS, Jugs 15. R( , pu h nowy a ff eck i m, f rom formation is women igg aftptieted. One day Maio= of Savannah ;or that the oporstioos spigot Charier not at any time be considered a bad attendanse.- The 'which =hoe been angering, continue to *JAY alleges the How, then, must we look at it on a day like &tun. dielinithie . . - Ilreffibli, and as gm Wl' Waal" °inducted at a wail's pee.. This is the t. If these • day, when it rained from " morn till dewy eyel et ---- 'his tee paned a distaxbed. sight and people who had not carriages of their 0104 M thrill elolook no change had taken labs . 41.. t.,,, t a ki ng a diinalie a actiolent storm Atli"( tek gra:k ett ill t la in te a r d n ren ews ol ito ilS t jtkfi cruy th c e steamer e c r ot l f rl eam el_ehleriMe ..l66....,__ p e ( h ) o hl d of fell the in W tn ar=m h en ande, then all fhirtrsgpt now matured for their delouse would be knew what they would have to face in the extor- igi rs a y v ir do on , . Wes and insolenoes of the cabnien and their Atten- firgA and like them in New Orleans, would join to • • - 0 -1. 7 'ganged t he Chickalieighy, inide an attack tilidh swell ot;* the host of the rebel grand armies. The dant Bedouins. We could perceive that our ob- tool • ,' mai.. • n't- ' ,l -- 2ym re extreme le ft , Will the design, it is said; pf e g i c t w e meat does not want them cities until next serrations had had some effect on the police autho- t,„,::-:.ossflbs 'of the'rederals with. ale or al least satil altre• am 4*CifiV• ermr• - TIETRIN.I6[I. ' '. enWn g off the G3n:- . - ' —' " ' ' thesis at Rislimon& Thus _ t ier both in Virginia rities, and that two or three extra p(emen had i „ To-daylhe President of the Chamber read to '' ~ Jests raver. Greerbl, cues ' s division " giwa "IV I,' suit ha the Screth-Weit, rthleolitt 'Carolina troops ob bee taining n P leeed v a ehi t eN g the but reed thef t° )3 , 7 1 P no the ne t i r tnn nei l noose a to th i e ti t ol ne alped poriA ii niem een bers i. ' 4 " . Ititaeootin emeet one tab e ll d and ‘ntaree disfinitedlY ncr u i esosinif net. , T o hie o of hpn osiolli st os: t e real , pohweaticemm htset b eta f orsiamostis f i nav t,h 4r g d h thet , su uk eposie those tioa aadi cs e intentioned, were quite powerless. Neither an . at • blielkih of loan, telle4her with the e x ception .° that they ere at home defetiding their eh* city, , " Gabby," nor his elegant although tempo- 77= "." . " . ° l e" rary fare inside , took the slightest notice !,` :,`,•7 3 , e ; . Xitu l I nn4lb n in g,. ee .. th e IA 144 lit T lin makes in a • of : Qs, , behaviour of tee • . . Alija. place with 16 mall. Dad - .:. of the roost authoritative gesticulations, or the .. L.r 4 . .. 1• 10 : would • . .04 Ihe =err . ras f..,,,. titi rebel 1- - .. to 711 P7.-7 4 most demamiratixabiltonyladearisted .• - . ' , .....- • -.4.- . . ,• ..• • ~. - wow, • is. down 'WA& doers, wheys they could make their n ' ' " . mteill:' and . .• ' . ',-. r ~... eibe e illte li k .eee e * ow dtqvi i - . t ....,k, „ Reines and a ..,„ • ' Ise haak t thl enemy. , The next day the rebels made a .. , . for harm& RePresentations from - . 1 dress wil !TV , :en th tur t e h ru e tai r d i f in ivere the "reui,elPeallAnothv ter bar eoe .' ere the P" Thed addle. 1 , f t- inconvenience arises from the fact ihkt the cabmen op ,lfe pose er zt eh ad nit optio dineelemi n." tie obeenbei — 'fl eihese s , nisead attcrept,but, finding their foe ready fat to time belie been made at the War Departasetitto . and the Bedouins, although united in i solemn un WAIN th ey wore si g nall y repulsed . The Federal. the Affect that if more reinforcements were met a . league against the poblie, do not &lenge Preserve the a d • ' eled d r hilillesulluibellathi M I ' *shiers& their , wooers by the bayopet charge ; The motive orations .woeld begin. nut far the ToIAY3 , . ...., the most Perfect on amongst tleDneeaveL , 8. r , g••• ar ,' adoing has pW - betly been resumed regain, and the heeli," .... 4 ....... quiet; when We wantthesecitisswe Sometimes a couple of the more robust of the latter -- , re bels take them. The t feebleness et 'military Mt " - We'4l will go 14th the stammer . The movements at all points is a parte/Abe pied ' • will sally out froa die roadside, stop the cab, pull • ,•. , • 1 .. v. - , , l unar, a cme i i i, • ,nannot save Rielimondqf they allow Iff Clellan t• _ ~, ,_ _ Thisefore if iisoletionli , out their colleague from inside, and have a grand • The e i e i s • r _ i „,..;. ; sa d I* . ~ . approach ft as be did Yorktows. To prevent thin of tOrro l •lt'ail combat amongst themselves, whilst the . unhappy __,, ~___ -7,,= it is raered tbst It is neamaar y, . 0 seinis a d mi, t. 4.41141 be th e Sp. notpe a delay es . Xelselle. at_Clorkate. . 12 , *WNW ' fare is patiently waiting ,to see to which of his cep. ;n x . • , f,",1-' v= minierte 7Tp ubiie greedy.. That policy began on &Willey, And it ;a be from : tidy or mentmeacy to may .. ~ ' ter* he is to pay roosonl- We olsoreea on &ter- 7. ram „ d briZ*lrart",s t he i nter i m pf . dOubtlesa the beginning of . ;arena asigtutoary con- mile to its successful tatoinatioq fr ee ,. .. • • day evening a rather good specimen of this exulting • En ° h ~. . ...... A . rate . *sign, Id the case of T.Attle in Lr ' ' style of skirmish. Thy hektifereute f o r ve li elat k 14 ° CO testa The telegraphic Mire for the week to come to the edge of the kerb, dragging e cab along ,n,t t aa7 - le ,. err . : hir 1:1 141 g PGiu . . aw r ' G erreci d_ imPeeig hein ivEl e zirry peeey - the inesiage nnue te df eeinee ligonY nne . to . 'reeethonsannithils an into i t to very two drirereu rarta i t is hi dadraw order to lo tto gilt's with them, when ons'ot them attempted to force his ... 4 , - •.. . ... .. . •,e ea g erness surpainhig the loteality ..of &Ain with this State. So Genead Curtikinalead rat Milikii Sat the tory rible admission Reaping • rota, howls in vale not How, dal', and knee tions dant ! aervat I ritiee, I been plan I obtaining intentioned, " oabbr nary of ' c'yeutta Jun Golden Flom Queen of the WM. loam& klyclarpos lady Jootobli Mauritius FOR PORT PHILLIP Dived, MELBOURNE, ami 6111L0169 Ore siNpli • Mr ewes L T auSIA the CALLUM; A 1 13 ye" tanc e arilialt. JUROR TURNBULL BROWN. Ocarmaimaar lathe Biwa India Dada sagarror dip la aaarA tar reaularft or tor inimat wbidk aka 6•11. is Ms oar- RIMAIMINIVE THALBICRO'S MATINEE, Hanover-equare li -.. VLALBARCS bps tbs booeur to nenoesse QM Ids Xkg n a ll d. aid lad& ausersois bet cos, wM inks place en taTtrumr. hoe law ism ea t "Mr ftd. r. on la 11 Tiadll ir ma I=dt_o6l6l o 6 Load= sews Moed. T. ILL . urainell sesta, )06. 60. W o n . 411041wW and Millets ow be • opt 11161bern, 0111,111% Br (beb and lialcbtnp's, •Most:' Omar sad Co.. Kadth and Prowls. Calsdelds ; Owl at lianowson *ems. . 14118Rii. ltant pates WIGAN soitl3olo3' (of 13 1111okinilmiK !) Lunt PACE= MIPS Pa aITSTILASIA.—Par .1100 - tla. Part a PlAMaa'l3lract pa ism Pal DP* oP taPottasa Joe PI. *atm at ran=li= shl ego llafT" 3. fin i 2riat AI : Ili Botha Ikalka. accammalla tau tor a doom at mompula an masummatt.sitio PM I LI al'. • . ar1 11X 41 0: W mUltet:o2,44lao tarta.. Amin doers, . own terms with those dressed to venture outside inconvenience arises from' ~. ~. R. OHARIJKS• DICKENS'S LABC . TWA SWON.--11S, Jaacceabail, aa.l ll AY 0 Ye= 19 al. B.—la complasa Mr. C DIEMENIS call mad kb 0111141/ 11 Maad Abe TIALL ,.. r. P1CY.11 0 74- 1 . LIAR. ,IwiL arnil lcomma at allill's, 113. Piccadilly. and /WAWA Lera_. IL • lacateillA Pladadliy.—Tßoll.6.B MUD; and the Bedouins, alt!i4 league agaiust the piUie, the moat ;safest aone Sometimes s couple of will sally out five the , out their colleague froth been Pen. r at the ;the by nvERIAIIO7 ibtßlTawinitittrlileATlON V by ,ti e • t• . • . __.... ea, via ad'il , L Ilse I'L. .7... , i xtr ,+1 , NAVIGATION OM PANT ~' • • • • ';;), • • . sod Tweed Maneir • ' • Rapt, AY., Ceylon. ns, as 0g starote. 44 aiy, Omar deur. laying liderMie eii We lidi WI ot went loath: far Gthralter, didA il liM is drai.: , Weer et the Mb abi A te sod MA PAI :NM SW iNiA/SX. KW George's Bom. Mel ayllaey, stamen bev ies seethereptio ea die ed sway deadi.—tzar tardier *Pad el e AZUaawshall-edeiet, r. na let i tlea : et 111 1 08111.8, YOWLER and IVXLLEY IMMURE til op PHRENOLOGY, Jana Id to, tt : Writers, and ftoakard—Tact and rMe oe 9GaraaW. PP Opan al taJt 7, at ft—Oossetation Zama, 147. Strand. combat amongei themseb fare is patiently weithig't tors he is to pay mown. day evening a rather good style of skirmish. The bei, to the edge of the kerb, .ue _ with them, when one of them attempted to forcehill "party," consisting °Pan elderly gentl eman and a Le ung ladY s nninedistely , " II?* 'all eys= „ by in to his the a ealh ago. nist, but with such , eclat that the horse, plunged forward ;wit AB the lady was in . traneits, and it was only by a miracle :of energy that her male friend shcceeded in pulling her Utak, in time to save her from. being thrown under the wheels and run over:.. Du remonstrating with. dm Policeman, he laieCated us that two iMesilar offenders had in the morning been taken to Ham mersmith Police-of ioe; but that the magistrate could do nothing with them in the preilthit 'state of the law, The policefima added, with what ap peared to to to is &goon show of remits that • i was of no um their atteMpting to keep ths ' Arabs th order so leng . as geritleirmn fIICOUIS *ens la v kir s. Airmail) , offering them money to fetch cabs. ever the fault. lies, the daily scenes that . occur sd the Exhibition cab rank are a disgraceto Londht and its police ; in Pettethey would sot have permitted a second dam The Pi-Moms* Alipi And BeatrieataMeannempt the earliest" visitors. Their Royal. Higlinealet who were attended' by Major-General Seyirner, and the 'lady attendant were 'ashad on o n their arrival •by Sir Wentworth Dilke, Ind chn ducted'be him through the Picture Gallery and the French Court. Shortly afterwards his 11 . the Pacha of Egypt ,arpved, and cemm abet. active businees-like inspection of the goods which generally ends in his highness making pur echa hearing that the junior members of the royal family were in the building his highness earmiset deihdes of a preeeneatten; and was in the first hurtance, conducted to Princes Arthur and Leopold, who had just entered, attended by Major Elphinstone. The greeting between these august personages was exceedingly cordial on both sides, the young Princes shaking hands with the Pacha in the hearty English man ner, and the Pasha returning the compliment with a very creditable imitation of the insular vigour of oar salutation. Subsequently his highness was presented to the young Princesses, and had a gracious reception. lu addition to these royal and viceregal visitors we observed a good many of the nobility and perilous of distinction scattered over the building. Amongst others, the Earl of Derby and Earl Grey were amongst the audience on the eastern platform who listened to M. Lasare's per formance on Collard's " grand," and the Bishop of London spent a good deal of time in the civil and military engineering departments. The numbers registered for the week were— Dike este, risly ter• war. and. 3d or THR LONDON PAVILION..—The Proprietors sr to wore tio ruts teat tea are now, Dllllllrtrarnr e ndred parsons daily at eve o'clock, and bare moan t apr iseessirt now OM elenlb nlne &EL ereakind,l la.; lls carts, or at Snail prior, always ready. In add ; Ma to unfair atirestior of del entertelnamelds, Sa ve ‘ . lloreade elk ilkpy.. Pewee, hat WIWI. An Ilse 1. eel Ximart'llArvey and Trench the "N l, L. P110;71 18111 Yib Prondetora, L•adowl lyeftice, rh . .hbornoetreet, Hagninglual Eu , Rl:lffaf.i. .162 hipmummtd, Jima 14. Theimittee of' the "fl o yeeti t ly passed a iirolu ' for the unlimited on of the ,credfts erto opened' - tif ' • commercial Bram .w establishmsots,weire burnt in the late eoeia"am: A systriCite vas likeirSiblippoisted Sur tire Outcome of cipenbig ctith to the smaller ghoPkwiers• 1 ~ .• . 8 4 1 4. • . MADRID. Julm 14 . '. To-day, in the Congress, Senor Coelho censured the tempi/luso, of Pentual Prim for Farm, and said that the former ought to have proceeded alone or amoutpesii to the city of Maxim. Senoatios Rome disapproved of the selection of Genera/ Trim as plenipotentiary, ands Censured his ;conduct. Hi abio spoke in very sagas terms of Juarez, who wadi, he said, unworthy of hing treated with. ' " .... t together IV the iotesiity felling with which i n • was' ;laded Arcot. Calcutta daring the • u rebellion. Gentlemen in walk ing the , dipole are steam*, l‘v some humble mother, who seeing the newspaper, inquires with' deep eznotid whether lwifetzi ZfAhe Ist qr 2nd Re giment is among the killed er , wenededi; and jet with all this transient shiver of excitement, the masses at heart are calm. I have seen pursuit stand by the gra!' of gicOr pp npo brnYelal died in battle without shedding a tear, and who with the deepest human anguish yielded*Upllrelr first-born on the altar of patriotia--aiiiinwegli the rural 870 wise, TO EIBATIIIII - 0 1 011 , 0111 Age UK riI:KT BTEAM., MIaiIIIIIOATION to L YOIIY le t r zA ect-1 . 061 U ty l ta arl it TOZN I tag their wad ban draw 20awrs llitra L oldgra ltlW, ealltag es Q•••••• lowa to arabartr y gragr. said a Ma, as ftlows TOM Wadraday, Jew /2. 24_110A20% trodaradag, banit,s. CITY 01 125 W YORK, Weincaday, July 2. AsE every sooessibe W Odds prom IE, 17. ME 21 gialstea=eg . to the meow wallas. Forward frm i lmter ai t=tl pripvisions Bated. Tassiossrs sad British Coltustas, booked eireagli es user asiseatageses term.—For tartlaw ;articular. mil kt WI MUM, W terstreet, IJ ll lrEpoi VIPI sad LLCM 61. nog Wtlllantatreet, City. nous Bun t Ur i. on Beans iker X All and cOLONIAI WINE 001LPANY, Polkola , Loodho, the s px 4 lfines of the hlghool `. a ea of .t ID per cent. uwia At Bak. r . 'DV Dlutherllol. , ly of =ad I as..; *Oh& lOU • was is • • '4AI/it:emu SIITARY,Ma per donna (TM Standard of Sioraffahae.) NIA cap PORT 'ma years la the *odd.) GREAT EASTERN for " NEW YORK. TM Great Radro, WALTER PATON, Commander. will be DEIPATCAIRDFroar LIVERPOOL for NEW TORR . , Wittig at returning:—TUA: ; 1, and SATURDAY, ANT• RA train New York , Judy 26, sal Tuesday, September 9. The speed and raged of thts arils ship, r well as the im munity from sea sicklier enjoyed by remota, have now been so fully proved as to need no common Fares :—Cabin warm 110 to OW wording lo accommoda tion. all having the same privileges In the saloon. Excursion Tickets will be trued at a fare and a half. Intermediate parrs, £lOlO5 : steerage ditto, 08 10. Freight on moderate terms. For further particulars appy to C. T. Maim 9, Enniford pre, Liverpool . Seymour, Peacock, oil Os.; 110. Penchurch met, Loire, ILC. ; 4 bibs Grest Ulf Corpsay (lAnittadj, ▪ COMIKS-811714, Lanka. LC SOL iad SM. rld Pot" 114 L awd 30s. ' SS& Bt. Ilan Claret . SOL &SW 48L sad Ntot a ttedast liollandL,ol4 bud ham, Mom zurmits %MN rad Pae el: dopy aims canigs• N J : 20s. per doom. lIIPSIIOVIN. j 'TU?INO, o:g • _ _ E3TY-DZ-VlS.—Tliis Pare ,#,ILLE BRANDY, inl. per gallon. Is desesatretod.;• i et analysis, to be ye., lies b Map, sad very Item Wes Cease. Is Yvenek beetles. x des.. er to a ease forth. wintry, Paa. Railway = No Agents, aad to be obtained rely al HlNlllt c Sod Co., Old Amtrak Dlettliery, licaboest, 1.0. " DRNMARIC. rtELYENSHORO, Juu 15. The King of Denmark, surrounded by the princes, Inlanders, and the whole oourlveoeived the students from Sweden to-day. His Majesty after wards appeared at the banquet given to the stu dental and aid to the assembly :-. 4 ''Shrinld you be willing I will send the following &emir to the IC* of Sweden:- 4" 4 thousand subjects now bled' you in my house. 44 Mat inatessunieseedisolelet if, yea legend and brother, ' Pc" . COll. would ruing, OS 11143 2s. aglish ar qr. DHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPB I will despatch the andermentioaed thiltalsas stsatasea as VLF47F±Et_Dinuer 8 1 1 / l Alr. 245. per d os. wry Ir sit a r = ox pal . t tutia lter i etird i gnis c07 1 114= , barl LC. 1 P Per iionnaibut Ger the kSIYY. the BATAINIZit, both ate BM& Meet AVOW MOM .li'heel, ltitppleA" men theadta7 :taming, et II at. sad the IP YINOOLD, Thursday morale . ai 7 La.. from ?f the Tower. 11111T21112 nrowersowiluszwirs, MKS. BOUM We. R. J. C. BTIIVIOIII will WALL by AI7CTIOIT at his Great Ifeara. aa, Ilag-street. g 4 artILOW ,Tuesday). JUDO 17. st half- past 12 preclee y, s ice sad authentic COLLWTION of LgPIDOPTIIIA sad oth er Insects, two large and well-made mahogany cabinets In which they were contained, bird skins from the West Isamu, Australia, America, dc.: bans sad skeletons of animals sod birds, de. — Os view, sad eatillalnass bad. . For twice a week, the ADLER, MOWE, or SCHWALBE alternately Wednesday and Ilaturday, from lb,rse. hdowa, at 11 a.m.. adUng at Blackwell Pier to receive preen gen at noon. lame : £2. 41, and lea. Return ticker trued at a tare and a half. _ MONTXNEGRO. *OWL!, Juts 15. Dervisch Pacha has returnetiiiißileciaTonao• count of being short of provisions and water. The Montenegrins have again attacked Nikaich, but were repulsed. — ;ealce7ll74 Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is sow open for the conreyanoe of pawners and merchandise to all parts of German For COPENHAG EN, the EAST ANGLIAN, about June 23, from Honelydovi. For GOTHENBURG, the THAMES. .7•110 Itik from Iforwri7- down, at 4 a.m., to be followed by to. LONDON and OUSTA7 n ASA, alternately every week. Fares, 13 IL. ESL tn. awl EL For treight, pamage. apply at Chaplin's Universal Mos, Regent-circa& W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PHILLI PPS, 11, Roodlane, LC. " VACELLENTE BI J OUTERIE COURANT& .A. - 4 YODELER SPECIAZia TILBRIQI7L"—WATHEI /MON sad BBAXIDEN, haMsg been hmom. with a Firstechen Medal at the Paris Unlverrl Inhibition, accompanied by the above Battering testinionial, respeetfully Invite the public to an Jimgcon of their GOLD MAINS and extensive asiortment of ti ELLER Y. all made on the premises. WAVIER:4I'ON and BROODEN,Goldsmiths. Manufactory, No. YS Henrietta-street. Cores ea. W.C. Established A.D. 1793. Assays made of Chains and Jewellery for is. each. N.B. This establishment Is elated at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at o'clock. FRANCE. PARIS, Jusz 15. The Moniker► of yesterday publishes the foLlow ing news from Mexico : riIHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the J. LONDON DOCK COMPANY NEWT OW' NOTICE that the YEARLY OKNERAL MEETING el Proprietors will he held at this hoese on TUESDAY. the lat JO , nest. to the lurpose of declaring a Dividend on the Companfa Stock fur the !df.year ending the 30th June next. Alm, for the election by ballot of twenty.four Directors for the o ensiling and on other again. The chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely, the Ballot mnteuce immediately alter the weting, and close at Three 100 precisely. THOMAS CHANDLER, Secretary. Loudou Dock House, May 10, id . 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SO Hatton-garden, lad by chemists sad perfumera—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar OIL After a brilli►nt engagement which made them masters of the defiles of Cullman, the French advanced without obstacle as fez air AOlOO3O, only three leagues from Puebla. The inhabitants everywhere gave them the best reception ; and Independently of the towns of Cordova and Orizaba, many places, such as Chiquihite, Paso Anabo, Paso del Macho, and most of the towns in the province of Vera Oros, hare decl►red ageism* Juarez. It was hoped that on our Total, 18U Hooey. 2,447 .... 1 821 .... 1,690 15,049 Monday Tuesday wadaesday Thursday b 8,6112 66,1168 ~.. 62,030 10,11111 17.11100 14,967 Sitturday liT ORH 8 by RICHARD CHENEVIX MANCH, D.D., Dean of Wertmlnatar. 249,966 11,446 pnty it this ,00don i Right insets ea la g( the a 'ste in the bisats la. IS -4 w the dies• 11.Tt.g.• wits of Actorts• 3f s MR. be .if• a J. C. e, xi& a WEL Wile Cd Oieeo ' l;h ib le gr A ivelunre,• vi tn. Devon. ,tenham. ;p sco C umber . 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RELICT GLOSSARY of ENGLISH WORDS. Second Hanlon, W. ritth Edition, 31. PROVERBS and their LEsso:•ii: London: Parker. Son, and Bourn. West Strand. Pries 9d.. cloth, Ninth Edition, VIRST POETICAL READING BOOK. A. By W. M1(.1E:OD, Head Muter of the Model School, Royal Military Asylum. By the same, SECOND READING BOOK. Fifth Edition, London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, Watt Strand. TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— A BOOK cm this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the Mllisted. All persons suffering from the ordinary ailments of mankind should at ogee Noe a stamped directed envelope to Mrs. C. H., I, Ugh-street, Hackney - road , London, when a copy will be immediately returned. lOC 0111TIII ON NENYOUSNESS, CIENTJtAI. DEBILITY, tc. Jaat pebbling, pries IL, poet heehaw the Author for II stamps, AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CUBE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result cd twenty-6re years' successful practice In the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten Ufa. By Dr. J. L CTRS'S. 16, Alhemarleetreet, Piocadlily, London. Consultations, 10 till t, and 6to & " We eai Inhesitation in saying there is nomember of society by whom the boot whim' be found asabdretsethercb su perscabold the Mitt= or weak preceptor, or cieswamo.' lades : Mean. lit Osochla : sod J. elk" 11 1 . Merwlek-tcre. TIM UNITED KINGDOM RAILWAY OFFICIRE AND &MANTA' RIWOCIATION.—A numerous meeting of rail way employ& wee held at the Railway Tavern, New-cross, on Friday last ; Mr. W. Dyne in the chair. Mr. T. Alfred Bun, the secretary, read the rules and answered numerous inquiries; after which Mr. 0. Simian moved, Mr. T. H. Hill seconded, and it was unanimously resolved, "That thee meeting, having heard the ruler of the United Kingdom Railway Officers and Servants' Association ready seri being satisfied with the answers to all questions Pat relative thereto, feels it incumbent on it to express its entire ap proval of the same ; and, further, believing that such an association was much needed, no other now formed meeting the requirements of the large class of railway esplo,ks , promi-es it its cordial support. " Mr. J. Carpenter moved, Mr. S. Toyobee seconded, and it was unanimously resolved, " That the best thanks of this meeting be ghee to the eom • mittee sad secretary for their attendance this evening, and for their praiseworthyendeavour to assist railway officers and servants um making provides for accident, old age, and death." AMe of thanks to the dolman was sided by acclama tion, in seknowledeng which be expressed the pleasure which he and the other members of the committee felt at the full and unreserved discussion which had taken place, and in the paedsg without a single dissentient, of the above resolutions. Ee reminded the meeting of the liberal support which the massimMen had dowdy received and of the assist arm which it hail readiuni ie every case brought before them, and asked thistherierdial support which they had promised might be y and pereevenogly given, that the associatioe mislM *Wily become one of the most useful In the land. BMW sew members were then enrolled, and the meetly Depended. Ties Lei MURDER. IN EMIEX.—RebeocA Law, The war asquiteal at the last Ears Arises of the murder cd het hulhead at Meeting, &sex, has been semoved by insert to a lunatic asylum at Fialmaton, allivary. The happy woman was warned es the of Wren', hat will remain in aosilawasat daring ritilajosif *wit Similar returns to the close would reach a total of 4,247,535, and in money of 228,5821., for the seventeen weeks yet unexpired. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRO- NOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. Last Saturday the kindred societies, the English Social Science Association, the Constris de Bienfaimince, and the International Association die Sciences Socieles, met at the Crystal Palace, at the farewell dinner which usually celebrates the conclusion of the labours of their annual meeting. Lord BBOUGIUM presided, supported by the Right Hon. J. Napier, ex-Lord Clutnoallor of Ireland, the Hoe. G. Denman, M.P., Mr. S. Gurney, M.P., Mr. Grown, M.P., X Gamier Pages, M. Visschers, M. Hammed+, Dr. Ferro Dr. Guy, Meads. J. Anderke, G. W. Hastings, J. Ceased, S. Morley, Professor Leslie, Judge Maoockjee eftrostjes, and two daughters, whose picturesque Indian costume attracted general attention, Mies Bosse Parkes, Miss be Craig, and ' about 300 other la dies and gentlemen. The banquet, which was remarkable for the rarity and exoellenoe of its con comitants, was served with elegance and taste, combining the specialties of both the English sod continental gastro- DOIlliC art, acid the after dinner business was enlivened by the emphatic energy of the toastmaster, Mr. Toole, who executed his duties as toastmaster in a manner which com weeded, by the amusement it afforded, for the 'b asset of vocal or instrumental music. Due honour having been accorded to the sove eign, the royal family, the public s ervices , and the • the chair. man gave • Continued Prosperity to the National Association for the Promotion of Social Scieoee." He observed that the meeting just concluded bad surpassed all its predecessors as regarded the hospitality and respect We association bad experienced, as witness the liberality with which the corporation had appropriated Guildhall and the law courts, the learned societies Burlington-house, end the government the Palace of Westminster, to their use. The papers read had not only been more numerous, but the discussions upon them had been more satisfactory as regarded the amount of knowledge and information elicited, than on any previous °maim, and he especially alluded to those in which the ladies had taken part. And another test of their success was, that a greater number of members had been added at this than even at the Glasgow meeting, which had in this respect exoeeded ell previous ones. The association, he was happy to see. was fast becoming, if it hed not bec ome, I an institution of the country. The other touts wen—" The Chairman," proposed by the Right Hon. J. Napier ; "The lord Mayor and Corpo ration," " Our Foreign . Friends," which was eloquently se knowleged by M. Gartner Pages • "The Presidents sad Vies- Presidents," " Th e Coogris de Hiessfaisanoe," " The Inter national Aasociatioe," kr. Tai CORONSISHIP or MIDDLIIIIX.—Mr. Thomas H. Wakley having retired from the contest now going on far the °ownership of Middleman in consequence of the sub division of the county, the number of medical candidates hes towelled to four, and the legal to sin. Whatever divisions may exist amongst the lawyers, we trust that the medical protemion may be united. It would be ruinous to the cause if ita interest and power were divided amongst an excess of candidates. We trust, therefore, that before the day of election some arrangement may be made bottoms those members of our preterits :he ese to the held, se that osly two should go to th y :ta u :in each diktat.' If this were elected *OM is e roma to Wises that they would be triumphant. Dr. thoeht osehialp be the pima selected for the central Astrid : be wea the fret to come forward, and bas maleabtedly the moot geessel 'up root al the psetessiaa. —Lewd, Jame 14. approach a similar demonstration would be made at Puebla, to sewed so attack which General Lorencez proposed to make upon the fortified position of Guadeloupe, which coven the town. Although details are wanting ia coasegosece of the irregular communication between the interior and Vera Crue, it was known at that port on the 15th May, at the very moment of the departure of the Louisiana, by the ' official despatch from General Lorences to the naval nom manatee, dated the 9th May, stating that the army was then encamped at Amozoc, on the plateau of Anahuac. According to reports from Mexican sources the projected attack was actually executed on the sth with great vigour, but without effect, the entrenchments of Guadalupe not having been carried. Since then no other engagement had taken place. TheEroperor's government will immediately take mea sure for 'ending considerable reinforcements to Mexico. CANADA. As we anticipated, there was no foundation whatever for the announcement that the Canadian parliament had been dissolved. None but an insane Governor-General would think of appealing to the constituencies on the question of national defence. The new mi nisters have made known the general features of the measure they will introduce. They will avoid the error of their predecessors, who brought in a bill prepared by European officers and based on European ideas and experience, and will look first of all to the habits and circumstances of the Cans- dian people. Colonel Rankin having been autho rised by the new government to state their inten tions, has indicated the general principles of the bill. The following extract from the Quebec Morning Chronicle will show generally what is to be done : In wandering the problem of provincial defence, it is necessary to keep in new the feelings, temper, and habits of the people, es wallas the circumstances by which they are surrounded. The fatal blunder of the recent militia commission was its indifference to these considerations. Its members did not enter into the spirit of the volunteer movement, but on the contrary laboured with an apparent desire to crush it. Old militia officers were sorry represen. tatives of the young blood of Canada ; and regular officers of the army, judging everything by the standard of the British service, were not likely to estimate correctly the effect of any attempt to apply to this province, or to soy portion of this continent, theories and rules which are tole rated in Europa. Hence, their report waa a failure. The volunteer element, which is everything, was treated as no thing ; and a system of conscription was constructed which might be submitted to is Austria or Ramie, but could ob tain no [avow bees. It is eatisfactory to know that is the proposed amend ments to the existing militia law, the administration will Record to the volunteer system its proper importance. The oily available defence for Canada, apart from aid rendered ' by Great Britaia, is that which our people may willingly provide. You ausset lesidate them into soldiers. or fops thew to tOt &gawk their will. The day es which eon -1 iteripliew Man he liewesary to muster awe will Is a day ot decisive defeat o let the commander be whom he may. We ifeast bars voluatesse, sr make up our minds to live without soldiers. The treasers of the new measure, then, have wisely resolved to dinned the despotism of compulsory service, aed to devote all available means to the develop. newt al the volunteer system. seed* and th; humble abodes of mechanics there are ntunberiess manifestadchis of +the heroic spirit. This aspect of the present struggle is very inspirieg, and the glewpf enthusiae, 'which lyarst forth on Monday last with such wide-spread power is proof-, that the . public determination has increased in strength. notwitUhm , .ffieg this heroic spirit,'millions. of eyes are watt g the bulletin and.' seraitiag the Snail with the by of tuspense. The announoemeut of M'Clellau hat our loss is heavy lies sank& thrill of inguithttirough the North. As yet we are not in possession of the real bearing of this desperate encounter.', previous letter men tion was made of one feetttre attending General MKllellan's bittles, and that is that they prove to be more important in their results as they beoome more tally known. The young commander does not ,asaggerate. His despatches are brief, clear, aid truthful. In these exciting times the English reader must discriminate between what is reported , as rumour or speculation, and What is received in ae authentic florin. •Theieports of thecommanders to the War Department are generally refl.' able—so far as they go. Sometimes informs tiou is kept back for • few days. What individual reporters send by telegraph, rests on their own reliability. This varies with the capacity or honesty of the reporter. Their stories need sifting and the exercise of the judgment. There fore, unless the news has an undoubted authen ticity, it must be taken with reservation. A steamer just ready to sail receives • telegram. It is the transcript of the news as reported at the time ; yet before the morrow closes the same re ports assume a very different aspect. Thus, if a steamer had sailed a week from to-day, it would have carried the picture of one of those transient moods which are a marked feature of the American character. The cause was not adequate for the effect. True, Banks was compelled to retreat with Lou, but that was no reason why the whole country should be roused, and the idea go forth that Washington was in danger ; for while the country was iu a feverish state about the capital, it was as safe as Boston or New York ; and foreigners judging from such transient paroxymi, err in respect to the real strength of the North. So, too, a steamer carrying the telegram of Beau regard's first day's fighting at Pittsburg, or, as be prefers to call it, Shiloh, would give • very different impression from that of the second day. For some time to come such will be the varying features of the war as to make the task of a corre spondent exceedingly difficult. His sources of in formation are not always reliable, and he has to form opinions from imperfect data. It is so just now with the battle near Richmond. Beyond the fact that the rebels made an attack at first, pined an advantage, and then were repulsed, all is un certain. Again, we are told by a telegram from Washington that glorious news may be expected to-day. This is hope, not fact. One feature of the late battle will interest the military men of Europe, and that is the use of the balloon. Pro fessor Lowe overloked the whole field from an altitude of about 2,000 feet, and communicated with M'Clellan by telegraph. We are told that this was done very successfully, and was an essential aid to the commanding officer. From the best information in relation to the movements of Beauregard it seems probable that the main body of his army has fallen hack to the Grand Junction, which is between Corinth and Memphis. Thu advance parties of Federal troops are constantly bringing in stragglers, though there is no reason to doubt that the retreat was conducted in good order. One of the most bril liant feats of the war has been the expedition of Colonel Elliot. By forced marches day and night, with incredible fatigue, and with no food but meat, his troops succeeded in reaching the town of Boouesville. The enemy had heard of his design, and, with a train of box and flat cars, with flying artillery and five thousand infantry, ran up and down the read to drive him oft Yet Colonel Elliot succeeded in destroying the track in many places, and besides other achievements, burned twenty-six cars loaded with various sup plies, destroyed 10,000 stand of small arms, three pieces of artillery, pawned two thousand prisoners, and thus seriously crippled the enemy. "For daring and despatch," says General Halleck, "this expedition has'been distinguished in the highest de grw, and entitles Colonel Elliot and his command to high dish uctiou." Although the evacuation of Corinth was decided upon several days ago, the enemy must have left at last in baste, for tents were left stand ing, barrels of beef by the hundred, and, in • large encampment on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, 7,000 stand of arms were found. According to the reports of prisoners, the rebel army at no time ex ceeded 90,000, and the strength of the fortifications was greatly exaggerated. There is a general dis appointment, both among the soldiers and at Washington, that the rebels evacuated. A fight would have been their almost certain defeat, but now the result is postponed. General Halleck is moving cautiously, lest his astute foe should entrap him. This flying in presence of an enemy and on the eve of battle is a confession of weakness, and cannot fail to take away some of the prestige with which the Southern soldiers have surrounded their commanding general. He is now known, not only klalisdk with his whole force, as • itonininatli • telegtapb, hes bean, at least witbmt tip= . working hiniself along, until fi na l l" - that is in the State l:tg wb the . governor and the legislature bare fled lb sip* The neoessities of Beaoregead i . t hue ho drain theSonth-Weetepa Mates. Thoodelidt ; of hie arnsy Avoca eneinth taw endanger Gensuil,l. • I Culth •byl Resuregard to send a ki relied of Arkintas. But this is not . p— r t , 4 ' N . 1 e &ha general has a powerful fed too near to weaken himself. 'The same necessities w 1 '" quired: him at first to concentrate' his ;fortis , . I oblige him to beep .army together , maims _ln • decides to break up and aceSiet it .niteitfrogiesata Beauregard is active; asid wily, and sa L inalmed to try renque stratagems VW skill .siid knowledge 'keep him !km rashness ; 'but when in officer is placed In t desperate conditibn he is justified in running greater nisint in the hope Of. aeoceepliahlng %%brilliant Mat The rebel army is able to move Mikity when on the line of =dread, but has not the maw of. conveyance suited for long marches away from the great lines of land and water traveL Mbeeeloie,'Oeneral Curtis will probably not be en dangered by an advance of aportion of the rebel army of the Itiesistippi. Norfolk, which at first received the Federal troops with sullen silence, begins to give signs of relenting. Au impromptq meeting of citizens as sembled a few 'days ago to beer operid Segur, Virginian, and the occasion went o spit-Wand endemism°. These facts should be taten for what o'B7 sire , worth. Btu • far assay Magifeeililie Union feeling takes place it is worthy But truth demands the admission that as yet very little of this which is of a reliable or tangible cha racter has yet appeared. The sudden changes, such as took place after the retreat of General Banks from the Shenandoah valley, delay the expression of Union sentiments. These Union men were sub ject to the most cruel treatment ; and as long as uncertainty hangs over the Mime, a class more or less numerous hesitate to avow themselves loyal to the Federal government. The evacuation of Corinth will give the friends of the Union in New Orleans additional courage, and if Beauregard's army breaks into fragments or is de fasted, then the Union feeling in the Crescent City will increase and find fuller expression. The latest report up to this hour is a telegram announcing that Richmond is evacuated. Were it not the policy of the Secessionists to avoid the hazard of a battle, and to evacuate rather than ran the risk of being taken, this story would not be at all probable ; but as they have done this so many times before, an event of this kind would only be in accordauce with their usual strategy. The successive telegrams, though meagre, prove that they were repulsed with severe loss, and there have been appearances for weeks of a preparation to leave Richmond. But as lightning travels so much faster than steam, you will have the facto in the steamer which takes this. Whether Richmond be evacuated or not, its fate is sealed, it will eventually fall. If the time has not arrived, it is not far distant. The only thing that can avert it would be a defeat of the Federal army and the scattering of M'Clellan's forces. This the rebels will not be able to do, and therefore in all human probability the Confederate capital will soon be in possession of the authorities of the United States, if it be not so already. GENERAL BUTLER. SUPERSEDED. (From the WaaAinglon National Intelligetnxr.) The Boston Daily Advertiser was more discerning them we in its judgment respecting the ramiseeess of the disreputable " ceder" seeribed to kfairr•Gearal Butler by Grieve' Beauremird. Our 000temparary rid that if the order was not genuine, " somebody had perfectly imitated Butler's style." We are mortified to learn that the disgraceful productioa was not forged, but was actually published in New Orleans by order of the General. Nothing certainly can be said is derma of " ladies" who waive the privileges of their sex by insulting military strangers on the street ; bat if they forget the obligations of propriety, it is no rearm why • Federal General should be equally oblivious of his dignity. We are glad to imamate that Acting Brigadier-Gourd George T. Shepley has succeeded Coastal Butler as military commandant of the city. ROYAL. COLL6OI OF SURGEONS Or RNOLAND.—. Tbe followies members, having undergone the somwasury examinatiosa, were admitted fellows of the *allege at a meeting of the Oesseil on the 13th inst., via. Joseph Gillman Burnt, Clevelsod-gardens, Hyde-psurk diplomat membership dated May 31, 1841 ; John Ciwood Wordsworth, Queen Annestreet, Cavendish-square, April 11, 1845 ; Edward °Mahn. Canoths.road-villas, Camden town, July 11. 1845 ; James Ogden Fletcher, Lever-street, Manchester, October 6, 1848 ; John Trendy Streatfeild, Upper Brook-street, Oneversorsquare, Jame 11, 1852_ Arthur Chester, ethetentssugeoe 74th H ig hlsoden, Apra 28. 1856 ; Clomp Ferguen. Guildford=street, May 4. 1857 ; James Baskart, Guy's Hospital, December rs, ; and Alfred Cett, Beightoo, July 15, 1850 ; and the fal lowing members of the eallegs, laving hem elected fellows at previous meetings of the council, were admitted as seek es the 13th Met.,vie.:—Meseta. William Shen* Sydney, diploma of membership dated July 7. 182 6 ; Thanes Pritchard, Park-gate, Easel, April TA 1830 k Samuel Oen permem Sadler, Parton, Wilts, Apitl 6, 1832; George Cornelius Dale, Adelaide-temn Bayswater, March 14, 1843 ; and John Thimbkby. Spilaby, April 7:2, 1840. TEN PAST AND TUN PRVENT.—A curious fact lately unstirred at Dairen, showing how few iadMdasla en required to mason distant periods of Melon with the pressed time. LA wait a man was buried is this pariah whose father um bon in the reign of William lllmil that father lived is thromestseisallaving been born in 1696 sad died is 184L--Bol46ery Journal. OUTWARD ANN/LICA.II MAIL. QUILIINSTOWW, Joss 15.—The Royal ma eassaithip Arabia arrived here at nom to-day. flbe embarked mail., passengers, and latest televises, and proceeded at 4 p.m. for Halifax and &Mao, . ell well. 4 NIMMINNI