The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

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'" ". •, .1 .. ..t sr.+ battle ale lb, wads' us.. • . v. 414••• o:raysn, •• /L. Ilealiall atapan. ,-- iia ....‘;‘, ,- , 4.44, U• 44411 f 1.1•1 •• Wa ft s. und lit wm....•• 11111 Riiiii LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1859. NUNINI ON 3041 D TSB ONAAr 842711 N. A special petty sessions wee held at Weyneonth on Wadeeldsp, bans fiscsala Nosnise owl Mr. IL H. ami de', ke ea pupae el bearles • shone priefermd by CI,- tan gurifsea the evaameader, espied 11/ of the crew he autism larA pa bawl the Meet lesefra. le having wil fully dlsebspel elm ea lisitbs saran lest. The nammi si the edits wire 3 Lam, Fauna karma. kt ia r ,r ilsos. Dmwss Bawd Dowell, Chipman Olurrhs LissaU, Jan Mart* Remy firkesey hareem, Forma SOK William M imi. SeseMbed Capons's, Joseph Brodis, Jahn Callen, Alsuseir Doeslarce, William Raster, John Wright, Cbantee lhassa, Frederick Repay, Hemp Romeo', Robert o . l wwe liseekoose, James Adams, Robert ilacball, Willies Woof, Ridhard Mley, Jahn Wilby, Wiliam Cobb, sad Thum Yard,. sad dr particulars of the case will be 'athirst Ilea the waw . Mr. Iliward I m part of Captain llerrison, and Yr. ma Ilse the Moan*. - 7 - I• — inWhavlei MIR Wok stated by Mt. Bowan!, he Mr. Mahe= Prows., who said—l re senior dhow on baud the Great Ewan. The dainediate, Ildny In amber, are all armee beimegteg to her. In sosmortistes of Mr. Itasi i.l64 M it edam emstitasetzell, gating the me t t , l t the th e boat week decks I went up and mustered. I asked them why they mired to wash decks when ordered. A few of them amtweeml—twe in particular, nen= Johnson and Joseph Jistelie—there was no necessity for washing deaka os Sudsy, an . d at Z SAS read do nothing bat what was nemieed, and dere es Sunday morning was not . Not believing this wee the feeling amour= the w as of are, I ordered those who wen determined to edam to obey ceders to stand on the starboard side of the der, and they who were inclined to do am they were ordered to stand a little farther aft. The men present walked on the starboard aide, sad shoat the same number walked aft signifying that they IMO prepared to obey orders, sod they at once proceeded to wish decks. The def, ads's. west forward and knocked off work. As soon as possible I reported the affair to Copt= Hannon. The defendants have signed the chip's ardente I pat In the offkial log-book, la which are entered the names of the ono, and the complaint reads against them. When I reported it to Captain Hanle= he ordered me to muster those who had refused duty on deck. I did so, and Captain Hamlets 'eked theta why they refused to obey orders. Bra= wee the spokesman on this occrion; be answered In pretty math the same terms as before—that they did tot see the necessity of washing decks on Sunday and that th ey would not do it. They then went below, sad have sot bra on duty since. It id weal to wash decks on Sunday morn begeothether at am or in harbour, in any =eel. Cross-rmaini d —The Great Beam has not her full mew on band. There were about 6J able-bodied seamen on board, Including the prisoner* The work imposed ups. them was not more than sufficient for them to do. They wee quite sal•eient to do all that le regahed as the lay in Portland roads. There have bees • peat surer of visitors on board, which very poesibly made the decks mare ditty than real. The men on board kept a weer et tworeen, which is dere the restos. They would be liable to realise epos, seat pre sent, eves It there wee a fall mew. Bradlee.= to neon the Morey, and said he we. wiling to do say neoeerary work, laying a stress= the won "attesseary." So did not mesa os the Sundays, and he left me with eke =per= that he ta rred to ridge what was roomy on Sunday. New knew aa Warr of ship's articles berg plead la the foreteatle. I bre Glenn nedentood that when a ship's crow wee com pleted sad reedy to proceed 1 ass a copy of the =Vs =ides le to be plead eo that the men might have See= 10 it. lam not even there is a penalty for not doing so, but the articles hale her read over to the =a when they s i gned, sad ear men wee asked it he understood them. The ankles were sot read over rule Mtn when their disobedienoe was repotted to ma. Time wee • copy of the *elk's' on bond, and if any mea had embed tease It, there wee one aeoessible to him, but there was set one posted up. According to the =ides the we me obliged to be cis= on Sundays, vo a. to =end Mains werehdp, but we hare not had • =vice on board as yet. Had those 60 men tuned to and cleaned decks wt 1111 ordered, each mac could have gone below and cleaned him self by eight o'clock in the morning. They had never =- obeyed ham. Ile Those who minsined we. not enough to wash decks, bet they swept the decks. AU those meet had only two here =tole from ale eke preview evening. I con. alder they hen had esey duty ethos they lift the river. Captain Heirless wee this =led. He and—Os Sunday , la serserenat of what I heard, I ordered the men who refer te he innetered, and went on deck. I asked them why they had refined to obey orders. Brodie am ✓ayed that they did not camas weal= doh on Sunday seminary work. I told them I did not think they were the right part= to judge what wee necessary; I considered it to be so, and requested them to do it. Brodie mode some re marks about boring a soul to be saved, and I odd I wanted the decks wished; and if they did not chomp.) to turn to, they might go turned, which they did. Crosmermined—Brodie toei the words "I" and "we," speaking for himself and the nat. Mr. Hill, for the defendant., said he could not deny that the defendants hod disobeyed orders, but it had teen clearly shown that it was the first offence of that nature ttoy had committed. He wee of opinion that the charge of com binatios agar= Johnson and Brodie could not be sustained, r there was co act In evidnos to prove that each was the ease. In answer to the charge of dirobidienos, he might Mete that if the act of parliament bat bees oomplie I with, by the agreement being posted up, se well an made accessible, In ell probability they would not have refused to obey orders. They were clearly under the apprehension that washing down the decks on Sunday did not come within the tepee-eon= of the articles. Under these circumstances he hoped the =Odra= would be pleased to look upon this affair leniently. Captain Harrison, in reply to Mr. Hill, said he did not Intend to employ any one of the mea again. After the way in which they had behaved he should certainly decline doing so. .. . .. . _ . .. . . -- Captain Manning, addressing Johnson, said that the ma &testes had taken his on.. into their meat aeries, awarders- Oen. From the evidence It appeared that be had been in some measure the ringleader is thin unfortunate matter, and bad thee led the other men into the dilemma is which they were pissed. The asatence tapas him was that he should be harden:led for • month, with hard labour, and that two days' pay should be forfeited if there were any wages due to him. Brodie had also figured conspicuously in this matter, but not 'la so bad a degree as Johnson. Ile would therefore be ins -0:6, with hard labour, Lr three weeks, and also to It . t i wo days' pey. The remainder would be Imprisoned, with hard labour, for a fortnight, and be subjeot to a slander forfeiture of wages. They were afterwards taken In custody to the county gaol at Dorchester. THE FOREIGN COZZILSPONDENCE AT THE STATE PAPZ/L•OFFICI.—Mr John Bondlly is reported to have named Mr. W. B. Turnbull, editor of Father Southwelfe " Poems," oelaadarer of the foreign corresponimme at the State Paper-office. That this rumour is incorrect we venters to emoted* from the very nature M the facts. If anybody mad the crown bad appouted Cardinal WIMMISS to write the Macey of oar English church, or charged Dr. Callen to pro nounce a final do Habit on the Irish Board of Education and its *yawn of secular instruction. we should to justified in ex pectation some doubt. Neither of these would be more singular than the appointment of Mr. Turnbull to calendar the foreign carresFoadenoe f the sktreath sad seventeenth cen turies. These papers contain the history of religion in Eng land; Mr. Titration isnot rely a rapist tut a pervert. Tiny record the of the great etclesimatical strife between England sad me ; Mr. Turnbull bolero, that In all that Martel Maenad wan In the wrong. They destribe the wars of the Armed., the war of Indepeudeem In Htlland, the thirty year.' war; in all which evt nos Mr. Turnbull be lieves the &Mica of this country to have been deplorable, un dutiful, and MM. They abound in penieulars of those smithies and Mascots of the Jesuits which made them formidable to the peace of the family and that ef the state; Mr. Tomball holds the Order of Jam, to quote his owl words,"lse the highest honour, veneration and esteem." They preserve fur us multifarious iefortaation rely ire to those priestly plots which the government of Elizabeth crushed with a strong hand; Mr. Turnbull thinks the Queen, oceneil, parliament and people of England barborose and meHgnant in the me they made of this prebervetive power. They contain many allusions to the niireekeireyeturse by which the Roman priests presorted their ascendancy over ignorant and fano tiaal Wads; Mr. Turnbull unifessee a devout convictioa that desperate mad deadly diseases" were really cured by touching with a martyes reel qua. Mr. Turnbull has him self declared his views on all them points is his memoirs of Father Southwell. We only know of theta from this me moir. Apart from this fanaticism, Mr. Turnbull may be en satiable man and a learned man. But with these opinions before us in block and white, we ark—is it misfit& to believe that Sir Joke Rosally cm have seriously thought of setting a gentleman Ittihad with this violent antipathy to the coarse of English history and to the cherished coavietions of his countrymen, tooompose the state pipers for them into a Minims history of England P—setliertausa. AN APOCRYPHAL PROCEEDING."—The Perth *Ur* eleftertiew say. No little surprise wan nmainsted among the congregation of St. Paul's last Sunday after noon by their Weimer, in conducting divine smoke, 'pub licly reading, fa the vulgar tongue.' the 7th chapter of that not very accurate end uschronological compilarioa, the Reeewl Beek of lleosbees; and chaining his text there from, trend of fres the canonical Saloum. This de parture hen presigterlea order was the subject of numerous reseeate eller the coselesioe of the berries, as the members of the cwagregettea were going to their ' respective how.: awl ea ell were= was addeseted by a neighbour thus Idaveret, whet o' the minister madam a chapter o' the Apocrypha f '1 thlek, replitd liergarA. 'that it tweak o' the Easet ; ea' he Melt her gotten. bevel , chapter sod trot between the ten brods the Bible, to tell the dales to' paste to their " Aa artesian well, nearly 2,600 feet dap ! hen boa , seek et a eager salary k fa. Lola. ' PAWN LdlIT 1110112'S OASZ27:II. -..-. 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A great man (who vas crowned one day) Imagined a great dead— He 'haled it oat of cloud and clay; He t. inched it Only till the seed Possessed the flower: from heart and brain lie fed It with Ides thoughts harness, To help a people's need. 3. He brought it out Into the sun : They blessed it to his tea— " 0 great pure Deed that bad undone So many bad and hese! 0 poems deed, heroic died, Come forth, be perfected, mimed, Deliver by Ciod's grace." 4. nese sovereigns, statesmen, north and south, Rees tip in wrath sad her, Aid cried, promoting by one mouth, "What 'waster base we here? • greet deal at this time of day? • greet, jest deed, and not fur pay Abeurd—or insincere. 6. " And if sincere, the heavier blow Is this ems we mast beer, For where's our blared .f.itu. 7mo, Oat holy treaties, where— Our rights to sell a race, or buy, Protect and pillage occupy, And civilise deeisirr 6. Some muttered that " the great died meant A great pretext to ei• ;" And others, " the pretext so !vat Wag hincete" (io begin). Vo'csaic terms of great end jolt/ A In,' such tongues of fleas., the crust Of time and law faW ie." 7 Ao4 dines lanceted, " From this source What red blood must b poured An-1 them rejoined, " "219 even worm; Who! red tape Strewed!" All cured the Doer eat en Coiled her, ealargiag em the Devil, There, 'a nhaytag the Led. S. Some said, " It asmild met be explained ;" UM% Caul ask be sward ." Awl saw% Lave it warestramel, °shiest ! ' self ie lased." And all cried, " Crush It, maim it, gag It. Set dog-toothed bee to tear it ragged, Trantsted and Sauced." 9. Eat Ha Mood sad before the sun: (Tbe people telt their fate). " The wield ie maay, I am one, My great deed was too great— Ood's Suit of jastice ripens slow: Men's soul, ere t. arrow , them grow. My bruihen, we must +sit." 10. Ti. tale le elided, child of mine, Tared graver at my Imes. They fey your eyes, my Florentine, Are Enwlieh : It reay he: And yet I've marked as blue a pile Following us• doves Dave. the equate, At Venice by the sea. 11. Ab chill. eh child, I manot say A word Meer. You c legeive The reams now why inst to-day We Pt • our Florence priors. Ab child, look up late the Ay In this low world who pest deeds die, What matter If we live! • "The good sad tree politic* of this poem you, beteg English, will dimwit Mee salnge• her. Say so, if you plasm, het let MC in. Sinks—hat hear we. E. B. B." We need not aey how mach we respect the goose's—for we inert her tale—tier, though we give it circulation, how far we diesest from ter premed reading of the riddle of the Sphiaz.-4 three... NARROW Fours mom Dsoweuxo.—Between four .ad tire o'clock es the laorainx of Monday l.et, a polmesuaa at Nottinghela bred • moaning scam la the direc• eon of the wo dm bridge ever the canal. He immedia•cly pr , reeded thither. sad bad a woman Woad* up to the nick is water. limbo/ obtelawf the amistame of mao4ker emetable, he semeidail In getting the peer muss set of the water, but not without much difficulty, solar hop were embedded ' in the mud, which yea more that • yeti deep. She was removed to the wets b-h , .ine, bet being Is • very ezhaueled a'ate, it mu thought adete o w o to seed be. to the Vetoes. Oa her arrival there, towhee' endorsees wee pro. eared, snd iretoratiees applied. it appears that she is of unsound mind, sod she was quite unable to pied any so meat as to how she gpt into the easel, where, had at not bees foe the timely swiressee of the pollee, she moat hare met with her dse6. EXPIASION or A Bswtx.—An explosion of gas bos occurred is • weerwr we w to the railway station. Naha ISltiolds. As emenshe slisration had just bees completed in the got en of reams in that osighbonrhood, and it la 'bought that the workmen must ham damaged a gee- pipe. A young men, after lighting lei pipe, had thrown a Inman 'loan • " inss-Itols," • built mu followed by a ooselderable explosion. Two of um semi-bolas was mug lojered, sad • gag wee brain and tae up in the beck ;aid of • home adjoislog. A MAN BUSE= IT HIS Thursday • mew nonind Jobs Comer, aged JO, who lived In New Poter-torsek Wodarbastar, was reoslerd at the hoepital, Broad flesetwiry, wiestierg from • seems wound in the right 1111 MS which was .weed la the f Mowing manner. It would ass. that whilst at broskLos some angry words cased bo llworm the poor ars sad his wife, when the latter smack him a blow with • MIAs bade, which Inflicted ths wooed on hi. NM. mad be. which mob blood flowed. The poor M• 11 was siandadl by the bow wpm of ths hospital; bit C I TI P S In • mine THS 3111T1811 .d&VOCLI27OII AT The oonclading general meeting of the association wee Mid on Wednesday alleniaan, and Ina nenteroasiy attended. Bir DAVID BaII/MTZI smiled the chair. Protestor WALLII, the passed seerstary, read the sehentesol the nessribeg el the passel eannaittes, held at 1 elide* while wan mewed el, the Solotnan bang the imam tel impetust hues of bedews disposed of by the cote- Mit The lizsl Mims Wore the me,tiatz . res that of voting wrest. foe miens scientific amounted In . ell to 9301, belag—lhs Kew r gC:Ltory, 6001.; chemical science, 901. • neseely. 601. • 1 *lorry and botany, lOW. ; pbi ti a; st lec i p 201. • sad reseltaideal science, 1601. from lathes mossamendi papers to be prised intim to dm Ascocialka's out, then road. Among the paps is recommendod were Dr. Diekide Flora of flair, . Thomsen of Benettory's Feedbag and lo darrial Mad s. It wee reemaimended from Sectiou 0 that a comities he appointed to natio* the Inquiry Into the pwfornisiets of mem- to embody the tech in the forte sow reported to the and to report promedimes to the suet mettle(. That the ettention of the oteemilose be also directed to the obleisig of iallermadon twenties the performance of needs odes rail, with a vlaw to comparing the results of the two pewees of Irked tad steam, in order to their most edisetne sad ecoaomical combination. That 1601. be plotted at their disposal for this purpose. • casematee wee appointed, of which Sir D. Brewster sad Colonel Sykes em members, to report to the nest rant irg at Woad ea the scientidc objects which may be soul* for by continuing the balloon ascents formerly andertakem to greet altitudes. The mend committee alto resolved to Ewer the thanks' of the British Associating to hie Royal Highness the Priam. Cannon air Preside*, tar We interest he Imo manifested la the camases*, at magnetic olsierestfame, end that be be requested, in KONA with the President of the Royal Society, to Saks =eh as may appear most suitable to terry out the etoommadetion of the two Societies In respect to these observations. Tho committee et flecties A haying repreeeeSod the probable importaan of occasional telegraphist communi. emirs between a few widely-separated ports of Great Britain sad Ireland, by which waning may be gives of storms, the Gruen! Committee mend opplicatios to the Board of Trod* for inch en anagemeet as may farther this object authoritatively. The committee of Section B recommended that the Britialt Asiocietion thread empress to her Majesty's goverentent, through the proper authority, its concurrence in the appll. cation made by the Royal Geogrephical Society to the Pint Lord of the Treasury to further a proposed updates ender Captain Stake, to ascertain If the White Nile has Its mate warn in the Greet Nyanza Lake. Beni ion (.1 recommend that the committee on patent laws be rerappoiotel for the [mammas date object , set forth Ia their report presented to the association at this melting. A number of complimentary voter wen this yarn with acelematioe, sod Sir David Brent, formally declared the meeting adjourned, to mot at Oxford In Jane, 1860. nil REPBESENTAITION OP 412. Sir James Ferguson his issued an address to the electors, dated the 22nd inst., in which be stye "Little more than two years have weed Mace I retired from the responsible position for which I now !grain oder myself— detested, I readily own, as much by the high standing and reputation of my opponent as by the powerful indite:los exerted on his behalf. At t he general election sours months since, I did not attempt to obtain a reversal of the decision arrived at after the lair contest of 1857, conceiving that I bad no ground, for expecting any considerable alteratios of public opinion between him, whom I cannot now think of as my rival, and myself. Kees now I should have hesitated to emberk again in an undertaking, the repetition of which is beyond the means of a country gentteman to our Min, had I nut received such warm arid generous asearanees of support, that I con hardly doubt of a amanita Uses on the present occasioe. I hope that 1 am sow so well knows to most of you that in a preliminary ad dress a dstailsd ezpoeition of my political opinions may be enareeeeery. As a coneemative, I am opposed to . sudden and orgeeic changes in the settled institutions of this cmn try—_to a disturbance of the distribution of political power which our mixed constitution has arranged. But you are ewers, I lope, that I desire to promire, as for as my Ultima extends, safe end well-considered measures of national pro per and social improvement. With regard to the e1t11114 , 11 of the franchise. the only question of tatiosed Wined which seems likely immediately to tries, I desire to mei that privilege placed within the reach of educated indmily ; but not lowered to the unto.- mowing or irreeponob:e. I trust that the identity ot simi ans expressed upon this great question by Lord Palmer. etas, the head of she present government, and by wins of the most respected of conservative statesmen, win produce its early settlement upon a safe and constitution.' footing ; mad I shell njobe, if the bill promised by the present go messiest, being el this tendency, shall be such as i can coriially support. I look forward with some hops to the fission at an early period, and from patriatic motives, of politioians holding moderate opinions, be lieviag dirt we may thus be preserved from those violent changes, which would endanger that constitution under whAn our freedom has been won and :preperved. To the . . • eonsideestioss of all questions, who her iOuchieg our intermits at kw, is our gnat deprndenciee, or In our Tdalll3al wi•h [otitis powers. I shall tr og .5 impartial judgment, end a rassedirsams of the importsace of the ommutuency, by whose eemadimeo I have been honoured. I shell loyally support the grrentraeat of the Quito, from whatever party it may be chosen, is earning out the meowing necessary to wee our sham, our commerce, sod our deg from In vi lee a insult. With regard to our intercourse with other nadeas, I hold that we ought to observe and maintain that halspeedeace sad free will which we ourselves hold end prize. Lee ass remind those, and I venture to believe they art aeasecess, who desire my 411COOMe, that victory only stioads saealmity, determinating, aid perseverance; bar, with these, It is within our reach. You may rely upon it that I shall give every elector an opportunity of recording his vote at the poll. As ea independent man I sek for independent ewes sad support; end if sucometul, as I em confident I may be, my beat exertions shall not be treating to justify your choice." Ks. IlirsurT, M.P., ow was CHINZaIt Qourros. —At the mad the Wthlbron Femme Amigo delis% lasM on W last, Mr. fleshy mid he =it semi unfortunate irl , hie limiest kw piers we rine had three great lAN with the Chinese; and be ennid test but think the ireprovemest which they had shown in the art of war was a cuewastanos that might well came mimeo' saziety. He terarded it, however, se a matter for enegratulation that we abrodd not undertake the contest on ride occasion slag's-handed. We had already experienced the loyalty and fidelity of the Fiend' goverunteet; and he was one of them who considered that when a country went to war it was good for It to have silks. At the lame time, be thought It would be asfest for us to fight oar battles our- Mute and 'now our allies to fight the,re for theraseivee. He teamed that England end From e would come out of the 'oa ten as good friends se they went into it, bermose greet a. wan the peewit soil, It was es nothing eumgared with the arias fortune which a jealousy between the two countries would prow. THE CORPORATION OF TAMWORIII AND SIR RODLRT Ping,, BART.—Some little 1141, was 00CtOi001X1 in this tows on Tuesday Met by the ft llowthe circamrtence :— It same that a brain% of the rite r Tame below the Moa k/am had been IN raptly piled acne* by men in the employ of 84 Robert Peel, with the view tthimately to annex some waste land In the river to the lands of the hon. baronet. The oven-council of Imnaorth, hay.ng not only the right of Main the river jointly with other periled, but also claiming as lord. of the manor the waste finds whirl* the borough. objected to the orates pursued by Sir Hobert Peel, sad notice woe given to bis agent that the encroachment wee objected to and would be resisted. The piles being allowed to r main, however, the roused mat on Hanky, when it was rearelved," That the river should be ~bed, sod all oh etructiocie removed on the following day." Accordingly, at 11 on Tueeday rooming, the mayor (J. L. Jennings. Meg ). with the tows clerk see several nmothers of the council end other gentlemen, proceeded to the spot. Boats and a strong body , f workmen having beta provided, together with a net, tool., to., they proceeded at oat. to remove the embenkusaut which had been made, and after several hours rigorous la. boor tte work was accomplished, is the presence of a large number of pm*, who appeared to lake considerable interest in tbe proomdMp. 01 mune the Lida( foe the day was prevented.— Stefurdshire slitteetisee. THR KIDDERMINSTER LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION. —KIDDRIOWISTRA, FIIDAT.—It having ban dotermined to hold a public gatheelpg and dinner to Mr. Beim, the newly elected member for this borough, the whets town wee yes terday In • stets ef peat 'uninitiated. Triumphal ankles wore erected in all the principal streets, sad the bon. member on hie arrival at the railway station was received by imam, crowded sleeken and non-. 1 pectore who escorted him to the principal hoed, where he addressed them, thanking Mem for the hamar paid to him. An ceder was also presented from the ncessietters thanking him for having advoreted the rights ti the working men, and a:preening their views that is eaip yore they meg to enjoy the ears's, sad (by way of peabclfM) ohs ballet. • public dinner wits about being given le the hon. aware whoa oar prod was deapetched. Tits Fosse Macissna Ac-r.—A dispute has boss secentip brash* before the Caper Jen*. of Peace C .tut Ming ken the sesOlgaiip of tho term of this set.. Wither Deem, as feareper at Newport, W soli a or whisky le a parlor of Denim Ms strowneted lierigf se a radii& trarlise. The imerstion creended that he turd sot bs this. NM, se leer at so short • theses. The Creeland, lesmiror, that ask figura Durkin's y r Mir was in Dears, it was wry illesalt for Mr to Mad • coevioion in the err. They thwahro herl that Kr. Elm ma not guilty, sail theorems aserlegiplimiessiL (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITAB Y. (nom Lam xleafe oAsern.) WABA)FFICB, PALL-MALL. Bm. 23. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Corset John George lkoptord, from the 18th Light Dragoon, to be cornet, vice Wilibun Norrie Freaklysories bee beesespersided, being about without leave. 19th Dregoone—Lieutenent Will am Lloyd Browne, from the 7th Foot, to be lieutenant, paying the difference be tween infantry and cavalry, vice hitoidart, who exchanges. 16th Light Dragoou—Brevet-Colonel tinny Skipwitb, from holt , 44th Foot, to be liemenant-oolonal, vice Emend atory William Key, who endways, aweless the Minnow between isisatry and °every. Kula Thomas R. Crowley to be lieutenant-1101one by porches*, via. Brevet-Colonel Skipwith, who retires• Captain Remy Lee to be major, by parasite, vice Crawley ; Lieutemeat Edwyn Walker ate capes, by perelisse, vice Lee ; Walker Cornet Bryan Burrell to be lieutenant, by ruche.% via lot Regiment of Foot—Auletut-Surgeon Mathew .Iww roue White, from the Staff, to be assistant-surgeon, Vies O'Grady, mehkeed. 6th Foot—Ceptain John Arthur Brockman, from the 213tb Foot, to be captain, vice Prestos, who endways; Ensign David Barry Moriarty, to be hankneat, without purchue, vice James, decieued. 7111 Foot—Lieutenant J. Herbert Randall Stoddert, from the 12th Lighe Denton., to he lieutenant, vice Browne, who szobangen Feet—Captain William Edward Newel, tree. the 92u1 Foot, to be captain, TWO IlleGrigor, who exchanges Berjelat-Major John Betting., to be quarbrusester, vice Hamilton; deceased. 16th Foot—Captain Jaroeslohn Gordon, from the 86th Pact, to he captain, vice Bewail, who exchanges. 17th Foot—Lientenut Frederick Archibald bledeight, to be came* by purchase, vice Brevet Major O'Connor, pro moted ; Resign Waled Pullet Brae, to be bemuse, by parched* vice Alscreight. 21et Foot—Lleatenent Robert Cook, to be adjutant, vice Thome' Hem, Sherwood, who resigns the adjutancy only. 28th Foot—Cowin John William Pluton, from the 6th Foot, to be espies, vice Brockman, who exclumges. 65th Fast—Ensign Ldue Noma, from the 66th Foot, to be ensign, vice Addison, who exchanges. 63rd Foot—neva William Lancelot Knowles, to be Ilea teemed, without purchase, vice Twioten, deceased. 66th Foot—Ensign Alfred Chamberlain Addison, from the 63th Foot, to be swim vice Ntlika, who exchanges. 68th Foot—Capuia George John Anita Oakley, from the 84th Foot, to be oeptain, vice Spark., who exchat ges. 70th Foot—Eu.4n Charles Roger to be lieutenant, by pur chase, via Whtethens, promoted. 79th Foot—Eneige Thomas Belled Dougal to be lieutenant, without purchue, vice Hoek's', deceesed. 84th Foot —Ceptain John F. Spathe, from the 68th Foot, to be captain, voce Oakley, who exchanges. 1 86th Foot—Captain Benjamin Aylett Breen), from tie 16th Foot. to be ceptaio, WA Gordon wbo exchanges. 92ad Foot—Captain Robert Lewis G. MoOrigor, from the 6th Foot, to be captain, vice Newel, who exchanges. 94th Foot—Captain Condom? W.A. T. Keeney, from half pay Gold Coast Artillery Corp., to be ceptain, vice Drew, spulated adjutant of a depot battelios. 97th Foot—Major Jam! William Dewar, from a detelt bat. tele°, to be major, vice Chichester, who rechanges. let West India Regiment—Lieutenant Herbert Gauntlet Pester to be adjutant, vice Edmunds, who resigns the adjutancy only. 3rd West Indio Regiment—Captaia Walter Charge Nugent, from belt pay 33n1 Foot, toby aspen, vies O'Fluspa, who exchanges; Lieutenant Frederick Wiliam Jobs Du nces to be coptee, by purchase, vice Nugent, wbo retires. Cape Mounted Itilltmen—Hnsign James Henry Randall to be lieutenant, by purchase, awe Crewman, who retiree. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Surgeon John Domed, having completed tweedy years' fell-psy service, to be surgeon-major, ander the royal weenie of the Ist October, 1858; Amietent-flurgeon Cheeks Henry Browne, from the 86th Foot, to be assimilable surgeon to the forme, nee White, appointed to the lot Foot. DEPOT BATTALION. Major Charlie Raleigh Chichester, from the 97th Foot, to be _ major, vies Dewar, who at UNATIVriD. Lieutenant Ad AdjuaitilOiniillQuera, from As 9th Foot, to Do apish', without purchase. BREVET. The undermentioned pro7aotionetio tare place, eonseeptent upon the death of Major-General Btr William Eyre, R.C.8., on the Bth September, 1839: Colonel Sit Alealunier Murray Tollocb, X.C.8., LielyenseenColonel, helf.pey Unattached, to be major-moral- LieutenaanColonel Robert Clidoed Lloyd, el the 68th Foot, to be colonel ; Brevet-Mayor George Weilicr Meehan, Captain half-payuoatteoeed, uoaitach4 Staff-officer of Peoatoners, to be lieutenant colonel ACaptain Richard Burnaby, of the Royal Bnentats, to to major. - . . . Liontenani-Colonel Henry Rosh, Eamon, of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be colonel in the army. Captain D. Bentle;d Greene, of the Royal Ardilery, to hs major In the army. Idetionannum —The exchange between Lieutenent 0. Herrick, 6th Foot, end Lieutenant E. Bolger, 13ilt Foot, so *wed in the Goutu of the Bth July, 1869, ham been conceited. MtitiOki.;fium.—Lieutanant Thomas Edward Pintail, having obtained a that clan certificate at the School of Musketry, at Myth., has been appointrel by the General Comnranding-in-Cbief with the contemn°. of the Secretary of Sums for War, to set as instructor of musketry to the Royal Wiltshire Militia. ADMIRALTY, firm.. 20. Corr of Royal Martoes—Second Lieutenant W.llient Davis Welch to be err leutenaat, vice loali., deceased. &Toed Lieutenant William Stewart to be Seat 'raiment, vi.e H. decried. that corps. He afterwards gave Muesli op as • deserter and wee brought to trial, but in anannenos of Ws former go o d character was only sentenced to • brief term of hot ro la . mesh In the early putof het year he with deserted, and a few days ahem surrendered hlmmelf as • deserter In Landon, when he wee sent to this garrison for trial by mairt-nautiti. The court found him guilty and sentenced him jp be branded with the letter " D.," and to be imprisoned In Port Clarence for 84 dam Thelma of the reinforcasents ordered to from this garrison to India for theparycee of the enchants serving In the Bengal, Madras, used Banbay preeklenotee, have now embarked, the total samba hualebed by the Indian depots attached to the throe battalions being 18 ised 730 nun-ceroutheioned oilmen end privates, selected from the 200, 35th, 49rd (Licht Infantry), 73rd, 77th and 94 th Revesants. Notwithstanding the large number of men famished by the depots the three battalions of infogry now number upwards of 3,000 man of all ranks. The remainder of the 27th company of Royal Engineers bavieg completed the works connected with the Armstrong I gun factory at Woolwich aro adored to join heed-querten at this garrison in order to make theneoseeary anangernente ter embarking for the Mauritius to join the 22nd company of Royal Enessin. , • PORTO3[OVTII, Stzr. 23. The Simoom, 8, iron scre w steam troop ship, CA:on/ander J. M. Cooke, got up steam yesterday for trial of her peen's. The Pearl, 21, eater corvette Caplan John Borlase, C...loEr r ouived her mew, and, atter adjusting oompeaer will to Bpi dised, to take in powder and shell, mad • orders It ts sonmaired that (Ulm the Some or Clis, both homily armed corvettes, will be deafen:lMM to join the squadron on the China Marlon. NOVIL MODE OP GUN CARRIAGE.—One of the patent traction angina, or, as they are termed by the in ventor, " Maim hcraes," manufactured by Mr. Cheeks Burrell, of Thetford, in Norfolk., wee a few days ego tested over the sandy and uneven thoroughfares lauding to nor stead-oommee, and was freighted with one of the 96 cwt. guns atta c hed to • gun-carriage, together With • train el waggons, Er. It is intended to work mettoesimily en common reeds sad for agricultural purposes, or where no roads exist ; and It ia sainted that the engine sad railway are capable of overcoming ddlladties which ore amount of horee-power can possibly accomplish. The engine left Woolwich on Wednesday under its own steam, and pro ceeded from the Royal Aral to the Niee-elms Railway station for coaveyance, vie Southampton, to Cairo. It was manufactured by order of Colonel Tolloh and Mr. Anderson of the war deportment, at th e request of the Egyptien government, and was supplied with Its entire scamories—namely, the tender capable of containing a supply of water and ooale for a days work, waggons, &e, together with • gee earthier The new englue is on the principle of Boyden's patent, se employed In Woolwich Arsenal, and is Stied with various alterations end additions, tavented end patented by the manufacturer, such as an improved method of attaching the artless rail way to the wheels by the instrument by which the rail is lifted passing through the wheel irslead of at the aide, so that the sadder railway is balanced while being tarried round on the wheel, by which means tte friction and wear aid tear are said to be considerably diminiahad. The patent wheals ere also of a new constraction, beteg composed Of wrought iron welded together, and are procouneed far supe rior to the wooden ones first introdaced, end which in warn climate are liable to be speedily destroyed by the red sate and other vermin. The rails and weenng parte are of steel, and the unwieldy appearance which the endless railway formerly gave to the engine, and which was the terror of I orme and other animals on the road, is, under the present Invention, ingeniously concesled by compact and light looking covers. A second engine of a similar description la ordered to be constructed for India, at the request of the War Department. MAIDSTONE RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS. This corps, which Mends among the first raked in the kingdom, is now carolled, Major Scott, Lieutenant Moore, and Eetign Wigan, having re. cived their COLLIMirIiODI.. The Lord-Lieu tenant has approved of the uniform (s dark green with black facing), end as Wednesday evening the member, numbering over 130, were convened tor the purpose of taking the oaths of allegiance, 80. This being the first summone, the whole of the parties who had jolted could not attend, but 82 were sworn in. The government inspector has already approved of a practice ground at Bosley, and the volunteers are rapidly attaining the prolici n:y of good Month. SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OPTICE.A.—It is with ranch regret we have to state that Liestenent Hawkins, of the 79th Highland Light lafentry, wee found dead in hie bed at Perth on the morning of Thursday last. Be wee a young man of great ramie., and beloved by all his fellow-oMoare, by whom it may resddy Unasked the maniplesce of his sudden death wee received with feelings of deep regret. The demur!, it seems, had attended • general court-martial on the day pre vioaely at Stirling. The funeral took place on Monday, and wee attended by all the °Mare in the neighbourhood, and aleo a few from Stirling. The firing party consisted of 40 men of the 79th Regiment, and every available man con nected with the barracks attended. _ A SCHOOLMASTER WANTID.—A number of guns destined for Blisliageertlelharearriwd in the Queen's Docks, Leith, by one of the Admiralty yachts. "Starling Castle" is painted on the guns. The military schoolmaster oogbt to look after the military painter. In addition to the large draught of Royal Marines, upwards of 1,000 In number, strong detachments from the Rd% Brigade, two light infantry reguneute, and an efficient draught of men from the Military Train are about to be de• spatcbed to reinforce the British forces in China, proceeding by the overland routs. THE MILITIA AND RIFLES. Commieslces eigned by the Lord Lteutenante of their re orsathe mantles: Weetneontend Regiment of Milite—Gilbert Pickering Rudkln Jaws, gent , to be lieutenant. Artillery Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia—Second Lieutenant Ruben Hall to be first lieutenant, vice William Walker, promoted. 7th Company of Lancashire Volunteer Ritles—John Hare ✓eeves, the younger, Esci., to be nevem. 9th Company of Lascab fr e 'Amain Riflee—JamerFenton Greenell, Esq., to be captain. 10th Company of Lacabire Volunteer Rites—William Allen Francis Sounders, Eeq., to be captors ; Hoary firer mos, rent., to be lieutenant. Kent Volunteer Rite*, 2nd Company.—George Augustus Young, E.g late Captain Eat Kent Regiment of Militia, to be °soda ; Gorge Burma*, gent., to be lieutenant; Owen Fisher Daniel, gent.. to be ensign. Olouentershire Volunteer Rita, 7th Company—Ceptaln Robert Douala Oitney to le captain. till Company of Cheekiest Volunteer Rflee—filr Charles Welkin Shaksrley, Bert., to be captain ; Francis Henry Randle Wilbraham, Eau., to be lieutenant; Arthur lame Sally, Esq., to be emigs. lst Company Norfolk MI Volunteers—George Middleton, Req ,to be captain ; Robert Seaman, Reg , ti be lieu tenant; Addison John Cr meet, Foq., to be assign. 2nd Company : Henry Steatitic tbPattean, E.q ., lobs ee pain; Henry Morgan, Eel., to be lieutenant; Charles Feeler, • to be ensign. 3rd Company Franck Hay Gur ney, Eeq., to be captain John Michael Croker, Esq ,to be iieutenent; Cheek. Henry Gurney, Esq., to be ensign. 4th Company Janes Henry Orde, Pau., to be captain ; Edward Pitt Yemen, Req., to be lieutenant; Joseph Tome !Neon, Req., to be ensign. fethCom_pamy : Brevet-Colonel William Swatman to be captain ; Prairie Joseph Crea • Esq., to be lieutenant. tad Renal Lenarkobire Militia—William Porter, gent., to be ensign, vim Blake, reeigned. MEMORANDUIC—Under the this it Commiaione signed by the Lord Lie tenant of the City and County of the City of Edinburgh, and Libetties thereof," to the Gazers of the Mb 'natant, for the City of Edinburgh Volunteer Rite Corm, read, the City of Edinburgh Rite Volunteer Corp.; for James Moncrieff, Esq., M.P., reed Jamt, Monceeiff, E.q., 111. P., to be lieutenant., olonel ; for Charlet. Fee quher, Shand, Eeq , read, Charles Ferquhar Shand, E.q. ; fur Thalia Grehenr, Money, gent., toed Thomas Ora. ham Murray, gene. ADMIRALTY. SEPT. 23.—A PPOINTMENTS.—Lients. L. F. Jones (1837). t r be llag-lientenast to Rear-Admiral Jams, second in commend in China; G. W. Carter (1835), to the Melpomene, 51, screw steam frigate, at Portsmouth; **Hon. M. R. Wingfield. to the Nil., 90. straw steam flee ship, at Queenstown ; the Hon. A. K. H. Legge, to the Ed par, 91, screw Meant able, at Woolwich; C.ll. Wilkiseos (1836). to the Odin ; W. R. Holum (1856), to be additional to the Victory; end W. R. Royal, to the Snake, 1, emir sesern-reserl, at Sheerness Midshipman P. Briggs, from **Algiers to the Impe rious., 51, anew strus.frlgate, at Portsmouth. Masten' negotiate J. N. Compton, to the Arregaat ; W. H. Wrap, to the Imperieuse; R. H. Wanes, to the Aganteuraos. 91, weer steam ship, at Portsmouth ; W. J. &rose. at the Tndelgar, 120, at Sheerness; W. B. P. Thompeos, to the Dooms', 101, screw steam-ship, at De vonport ; A. Odes, to the Topers, 61. meow steara.6 igate, at Deronuort; and W. D. Hatt" to the Mom 80, screw steamthldp, at Sheerness. CHATHAM, Harr. 23. The whole of the officers and men of the Royal and lodise EnOarerr wear aroma up On Ilse parage-grouse Brampton Barracks this naming, to hear wed the mouses of coartweatiol boll a law days thew 411 Wdlloto John Damper. • rapper of the Royal Regimen, on • charge of demodea. The primmer to a turn of superior shiltdre. Attire& be was la receipt of • high was of pep, he dmortoof troop the Royal Bantams at Kenoiagtos, end rwealleog tato the Royal Marines, receiving the high bmnty given in SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACES.-FIWAT. TaLnroaD Hasaicar. Nail of tbe Baumls OEM Greta ...... TM's& ItAsimar. WILTON HANDICAP. The gips TIN, like ........ . I.■ v ... ...... as Ets.m.ixo HANDICAP. _ _ _ Irsia. Carr gANDICAP PLAT'. g= e 2A ..... her raa. LONDON limas Barnet:M.—A meeting of the council wee held yesterday at the Nanette house, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair. The oonnoil was numerously attended. Mr. Alderman Rae, cice-president of the council, expand hie satisfaction that final arrange ments were made with the directors of the Crjatal Pala Company for the esnlueive occupation or a plot of ground for the purpose of tactic*. The Lord Mayor =premed his gratification that arrangements would be made to present every gentlemen joining this brigade with a fres ticket, with the privilege of wing the palace and grounds on all occa sions when In unitotin, except at times (if any) when the seems tickets of the compaey were excluded from such tile. On the motion of It. W. Kennard, EN., it was rdernd to If,. Aldermen RUM to confer with the director, of the Brighton Railway Company for • cheep transit of the members of the brigade. On the motion of Captain Montague Ricks, seconded by Mr. Alder man Allen, it wee resolved—" That the wester to be need by this LAW* shall ha the 'short Enfield rifle' " The Lord Mayor directed thee a commendation be immediately made with the Comininionere of her Idajeatj's Lieutenancy requesting them to take wesseary steps to obtain bee Ma jesty'e gracious approval of the service to be offered by this brigade, on receipt of which the enrolment of somber. to proceed without delay. It was then reeolved— " That the drill take place every evening In the City. The practice at ilia Crystal Palace every &iturday from two until dark. liftman having the privilege of preetisingat ouch other times se they may me fit et the Crystal Palace." The Lord Mayor expressed e hope that the merchants of London woulit now convene meetings in their warehonees of the young men in their employ, and thus create en Imme diate determination to join the brigade. The financial con dition of the brigade was considered, and errangerot eta nude for an urgent appeal to the merchants and traders of London for Mermaid suppat, to liable the council to carry out with effect their several design.. The thanki of the meeting were then presented to the Right Ilimourabl• the lewd Meyer for hie urbane conduct in the chair, and adjourned. CAUTION TO SIIONZIK—A little before 4 o'clock on Tuesday morning an naming fire broke out at the hams of Mr. James, a provieion dealer at Nottingham. The police immediately procured two ladders, white they tied UlPth" , end placid by the aide of the house up to the bed-room. Mr. and Mrs. Jews demanded in eafay,mlll • soldier of the 11th Haws, who wee passing at the Ems, amended and brahrtit down the amevatit girl and a child from the house. The tire originated from some ashes which Mr. Janos knockel out of • pipe he had been smoking into a wooden apittoon costar ing sawdust, and which after being done with was placed seder a cheat of drawers in • loom down staler. There Gabes smouldered some time, and after the /*roily had retired to rent the flames burst out, and the drawers were soon on tre. i T o, hiLets ig o e ke 4 , a w . h o k ke h th aece . :Led itogAbe..ureustorigaz.th, boovisumed,le.vre.r., t" win °Da do t er t" : bati;;P:iicuy:aads°Luckatgret gre at t d iiidt.ietnaleap.b,:ilrageFlowortd:d o t 1: e s a l ; Nils Miasma. CiTIYEAL PALACE. ONE SIIILLING Flll DAT, Sort. 23.—Adsainvna me payment, 1,646; ditto by lemon ticket', 304 ; total riaitors, 1,950.