The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

- .......m0 l 1 Ttt 03113 rt% ,^ .• I 12i1 {:i No. a,PPS 1 %TRLANII HOUTL-00M11UNICATION : 17 Item So ISDIA,.•I:IIILiLIA,M_, Ina Sgroi.—Tr ifOA 011101741. SPIRY N•TIOArION COMPANY J.% PA6.14101151 ran neelvr cam ao•1 I yetis row aftelar . L., 1' • • Aare, Clecto , A, the t..l%,Clitaa, t • sr., , k ,lhana Use 4th 1.041Z/t. 1,7 nth; 01.rarm. o E . O. awl flowelvsy, tor • ;..1, 2.1 -7 , 11.1 eh 1 ; a. , ; I.:l,;t A r. A ‘ , 17 HMV" KIM, Of. fllll. 00.4. wpm, I , ifkl door 110 , 1 1 .0.arb,A awl brine' s ., duo stemtn. kw./ P.: -lief doe 4 , 11 OW I Alo 4 . - 7titr Mel& —to f tiribar tonne. low 104 ea Ch...Pft • Akar.. 1111. I•ouloi. Lasko; orisite.glais,llseikunpum. QTRAM tX)MMUXICATION between LIVER '79 ran s.l NEW TwRIL-1%, LIEWS/001, NEW TOR& WE PIMA !MUNI t eTIEIII4II Ir OOMPAN %WEE Eageieli• Ing i On 4140 04•441441444. of KM 44 911•144444% la %% a lit - 1, =444 444 4444041 EWE WOOL w E %11 r RON ........ Wrise.bw. Jae L t'IWE 111.1.TIVOWe ••• • we !i weEW hew CITE Or WILEUIEU . NI « Woe/v.. Jay lAEA era • Ml* 12. edam% Slnrao4 40 lee axsestrolitilss. =!.Tnelt:E=lrs ars=Qta• I wawa ew yew SetesEwee... wpm. ;7 7 7 r 7 ;iitin lel g linuavi mu n. wow. ome. umwa s.I voids* MUM. w urATERPOIikIIIIOIIIIM, sad SOUTH of 4:i•ltrWei LT N.X•" :a Susi Wale Law," W 1110.• . mai WWllas Wm. at Iha as it O. am. taper WWI woo %Wm two Mame. et awl OW emradar roan at • tare ma a half ; solaistemailas Far. W worm rated lama lawalmw CelartZi &TEAM to ROTTERDAM sail the RHINE. Tha Jason/ sad revertal *tar Alp ma. Coatsla W. IL 1..ay.• A. ILsobairtaa'• isloraa.vrbwr every Mt.* worth* at O. and M. wow agasar IT 1410)011D. Copula U. noLre. Ow. 9 th. Tower. R n Thar...lay isterlad OelY Itre. to Reber. —LI Pkerr Ih &L ; Nearly di Y. sad t I .'a. ILCtidett. dip ll* dl. ad I Lek ; £ t ad. tad la. ad.—Aarld al 00;..3 • L now./ u,r , Roorta....rva.. W. L. rumiares. 111 Pli I L OPP& tr. vo Ilethalaado Ora arm CMAS,. 11. 11.*1 RA.u!l>nto la carealias SRI aft Cuomo, le-Ave ILatimloes ~9 45), at R. ALBERT SNIIIII'B CHINA iTi T. Jere 4, at $ n eloet Pc .Illy. Mew 04 or I. Tulelr awl I. by Albert *DIM , k 1 fr igyytir. IM tar twee ..r i'ditree Aunt. IVrAN asd HIS HABITS.—THIS LAY I at Th: sLI Lat!Ltot Sldtt a IV. LUIS gel DIIIJVZSI CA L l'llto. $1 SY oarmstiol W ••Innal 14..euis. Stalibanao stmt. hose Ur lbsitsortoo. tomtit. deoll/oressal Smell thvo PliLp told ratiot..l of Marro .ee— eta, py Ma V 4lp-11] arta W 11 .117—th th..at , octot azt./Ilasela IA of $ sod lat,fra a( Tosti—ltoet• of it.taase,l rte—llto Tram et 11.4.11. Ifofotoo,— nolt at Little. Tne Stamm It apse 1 , 0( a. ' •.m aslyi from WI I sad horn: till IL Ibtainor bati a( lb , Inalala wary bolt boar. Atlnalaina one laded; Er Matannea to ablersod US Jo•t. a •as 15.13. Oioltato IS Ywlle.x Imp% to 11111. - !.% at :( tio !Lomat Us.. tatty al Nur. &L A • fret tO WAIL( tl ita , saa. , Uotet Oen taw Aram. IT, Haiditlolaist. SMOSenailimit OPORTO.—An OLD BOTTLRD PORT of high eltarariar Os dom. aid.. !Ws never Ookull =1 1 1.1 ,1,1 4 1 .1 1 16 aol 0.. Icoesloors. O dßloloO EUBE BRANDY, Itls. pet gallas.—Pal• at Idesus Loadatraa al asgalatta lansmr sad mat rardlemiw. i. N...., Wass data peadoettors. at • Orgasm drlx moo *I% we elleatt ta anode at us Joe& ma par Ism 1 tmettra awl or Irsdartals. ,r las per ',ann. IfillitY Mtn tad ea.. uld dteadvarr Media". Isrladirs. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. atn i Va i n g reiergartir Seri Is ei*.te I* tat I alriarea gi lflor. MARL@ 416 AUTOMATON sinwied le Ewer ND Pelee •St MASLOW'S ISO INO NSA? , AMPS Win taxi bib gat oeall sal owe a tea ebel esl Wm Mel sm. BA IILO w A rill' Ai° ATLAS YR Thss.y eoutlbad be welt Stew wbosh Oqe. sr 3il MOM. MS Ma Aldus Pro r e b e ls JAIII.I SASLOW Ammar. ibeffeßseteew, psi plemielb arm ~ mw lir • • • Meer Werellbse leg Wresebis emir EILLIsig. BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS sad corms% oLAND In at el now to be et PO ..4 'ha k `4t rr444. 011 ttad 44a/ add Oars TM, YA. t 4.. 'Z.. 41. Ss. C. i. ri 44. 44.. rialt emboaa ed.. lc 1 4 ...1 4t. ri NOM to itz: rest of 404. mot cameo Ir. an, r 214.437 wake 44 mosia ow Is Ilidirod. • NW comet fres. 84 am at Nadia fulo• ONION CARPET WAREHOUSE, WAtall W 1 1 03111:1 4 . b.rei Gir e. wel 61 . 1 . 4 6, l 06. J l estelam.e ...Masi. W. Mum.. be. 114 : /CY8 PATENT P ( )RTMANTEAUB AND RATRILING PAOd WITII :3917A1ti OPISI3II/11. Gra. Mott, Pens.ar Nat% •Itb .:Iver tittles. 'sem. awl 10r....914 Li ether maim v•va • gamentil illwarated he auk am Catakfal • H. :oak/Fr ownia. T. •6LBY, t Z:3; J. w.&_ 1..Z4 Cft.dLitr. ..13( ire .tahr:OC4 IS awl V, Waal. EAST' CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS.— BRIW 111,01111[111 N tale art Isis rod son Yin I Ign , wn op la • wry era ore be r Mix0.••164 uss. ompen, militacy. red Imilds. &Weems five. FOR WATERING GARDENS. a. J. 1.. MADDOCK" INDIA ItClint ROAD P 1 ass ALA& I. Yu of Any MIA eArArtartl. A 4 Dwo Am.!" awl U. 1 ., J. tvr llosete QOM 1 • 1 5 a uo-tri... ..yerveyd Prlse LI•tA • • applkaumi. JAN E. MINS HA 9cli. V uLualml ledis abbtr Was•Pailiry *sm.— ma. Lambe. I. c DABINSS CANDLES, 7d. asid 7id. per lb. $ Or Mob me or wow. 14 iti n re•Mml!ia. IL ta.: 1N5.4.1 s'aa.U. el ; Ind own. b.: saa, k• lam. : bawls sea, t• op : pima ••••m o il .r ea,l•. ; •••••••••• IN.. so.. 111.1. mei 1114.: milams isr • limpe, I.s 1. ; let sehoi 1.1; umiak Id. : ad. 41 . M. terjiblia 4 .• Nur ." ' ‘?&. t ar•vu . ltlifrar l'. ISL. "L. Ims I". "i Wows ,lu ft per 040 M; amposo .A....g. wrfat;l•.: AND willow, 11,:111•Ie d : • •••••_, . 2 6 • Y.•••••••••• low t • .... 1 ; 4 -7 , : 5 r2 . 1 . 111 . 14 . 6... .4 ar , V et... r W or .% M and G.% CONJOINT GARR WITS. orr or Tr Nor Tnengs 161 t. aa I nierpoOs garde =Ns; ail drigaillnam lag..na 17401 DON 4 : 11. slim4-aw* I .11111 A N W SewabieL WM.. 4.4 Meow H lrCntlasCe.'s CAMBRIDGE, BAC, sad . 41 4 4= I►~r Gonat err. ed:e 4.1.. " 14.7:Vr1 Csm 11YAM and CoI.MIMS sad BURTOUT COATS -•I • Wei 4 W sel•sed aim/ C II mid Ifehetea ie. ale. le. H:AM sa 08.% OVER COATS and CAPES, V.ortias awl WINS Vaioraal art Marl root.. *arr. atastratrar, ea riles IM L. s.. /0;‘, art 3 • HYAM ad Co. JUVENILE COSTUME, ariwoorma e. arV barb. ind Imolift• • IA la DM lei bllllOOll 1111.11 k. ari L water art Cask a• se. II& et . d~~-~ YAM red (Ws HARROW, ETON, sad ll''..BT Mt —Tow re dirlin. hrownisis IN imlea Uwe he •tfand of Ira %Min*. siesed kr loan tow Ilsors Pte. Lt. 1111 14a, U.. ilea Mk 11.1. HYAM sod Co% CLOTHING to ORDER. i15.......1 la ems mildly d Mod MA& Frail mil Illasilli isr..r. 14., 44xL VI VA NI sod Cw's TRUR.FITTILNO TROUSERS. mei a•PHOMiaII Pea 110,N.—HTAII and Co. are eamected only oleo ealisaipe reisheirob : L'1C11..31 oftt•N aISIII. H.autiocus a.sters►sw.rwa Llibakil N. Into*. VAMPS of delicate coroolesion who suffer from A./ fp/ • •••ner Is mid m1s••1. ta•••1 ;woe olowmpbm. 10.1 10.1 as. I. tw arpasils• el Au* LA • ?W . aml.rt ~ .44•KJ ro.yriorm dies. Wnia.lwb •••• • • •. kb, •t•n. nor." • .tammls tiblierame•..lm - kleo„ I• •. tw••••• • Malign wry •••II ref dolwar MI • • 11.• am Mod, w•I amine. otnisaa. a• ". ~..l ee. rr, re. .4 Qat topnalla ataillwo .4.1411 foe 11•• riewr••ll.• MAK -• ..• of • bes.ful p lemlni. Min IL ma ar. • Era lke • aoluAlr to awl 11 1 / 1 7releTWTIll OM. NM atm ns. Limb.. mod bi dMilft NMI perlwrow ir4rtEY 111,111 to its NATURAL IA “Ln , •tt. —VIZI' ILAL•11 4 ' " vrkkl. 4). k. ussalsev •. m An tzli. )1 1 11.. 1... a If. et 6.11... Ore) 11....11 kg P. )1. II • l'atst Ptitreitthe Ortvb. 1 , 61 v 46. • 11.414**1141. t. L . Inma may he icvl. •mu.. for " " Whl Hair to o , vto v 1 .• it.al 1,1 .1 1 vtomples osnl mrt.tmet• • , Ttlit I F. S KM A k—Protected by lioysl Lettt Letter, rs. : Isar& N • at. toolia.las overran ao a. -ray to. ploattats tho 11.441 noct-str % . Ua Loa oar:. of ...a ~*A.I Malan I let , . le r e to I tN • tat. tlatval Ara. awl Mush. hill , M Nn. li, Sonon t . X . tared. Latta.. a Noe. Imo boons.: ele.all wet ON. tad s'a la. tor rossaaas I. oNs.ter 10 Vitt. i"." ..^ I tW00.10.4, %.04 t S." •M to the isset•lf certain of earn s tee ts. la • ors r Lusa sa eptartalsartla" .01 a. 's' No. vow, Tat.amar 9 1, . the now a tam thee. ,g) • al ince .4 Penh .iimeithae 1111.1. 00 often nail 1M tM ; • "" carso . ;•; 4 ' i' at ^'lst .2 4 6". ?• =4 1 1.. Lad tea r • • - - •:• `ltb herentp. le laertlahle bellemeas el Use gas • • 4,0..1 whets s ibe sampaellb Up • • T P., S. an I 3 ve timeal et lute er=11:::: 0 ,• .1 essalahn Tee may it. ea Pe WA lable elbows Oak eases beta Ph 19., Ileraerselme. gegleg* • L Her 4., op, ref mot, In al.. nh be pat. 17n zes I • 'n 'ma y... 4 V. ea ebleh Hass 101 l la ta• . SI lb. Prot rhalpt of Wat t MOO el -.arms tel et awa. LNG t• =WI Pr ...ill gr. • • 11.41. lloadna. Ilkitolabatobsliffall leeethel agg reatawilerwieli. n,~;;; INDIA OFFICE, Imo 1, 1869. The 11114:11111MAIT of STAT., far IX DIA la (*BICH. pu.thhea. for newel Mbanastiott the Moot./ NOTIF1.1ATION:l. *to b ham tom Mom by the Uwertmatot of thils owl a.ba4 la thel " .. ' akatt a U moue Itzteomelame. ' M Ibe Ihth hoell.l W. kat William FOthazi.ll 3 epaftmeae. AMU J. Ism Len vicarioy. If o te of ISAp. WO Wave= lo pommel. II of the Nedflealloe of Ws hipattotest, N.. I .14101 21.1 Yebremy lm, sotto. h hereby Mem. that the Ash To mown at Aft Wllliam Fort St the sad Ilmeet, Use omesi met kat. at mitire porta, sad the emend collemom mak other 011 , ere .rec of Imam* mole • the Nowa l tembleadm ael tr.oorm.ose. sod la th e *whew whordheete to the Oommuseem of .. Mrs Ivea aMberiond te Often ban lie it May mil. WNW. .4 money la bon*.efeaA Mug fw teat km thee Ow ..f rontoeye =which map bs Modem* ea ley I. the Nett ..1(7 of rem is IN 111111. Millstanstifireetul •WI cent. pei &M , an mbr a. 1 heeetesiew weeded. per be thee has nmeltett rem brkkor of Flee pee WClem Pnettheew h as of We hevemmeell, MO emb and ba/f to the seem amMetwd oath* ammeht. wilted tilla foe wears of awl M entree se the pub& BeamrleN thwe !me toles esbmet to a s*. at the nee se torimembelt be mattna Mown for Ms pedal WM NM how be leth. hot be 5151 , 01 5. 5* nft. Tl, grk , meters of the NM maw the semi preNimolm mate .1 to tr.e.fer any Meal mu le payable mew-Awe to thos loam an Ito groat .ft alto for lb, 161.0111. b b = aa , l *l.lra. Oa Oa Meestell theme, mile Bombay** the Ml gat Pat m 4 110 Ommal. *bleb Matte ba leedeed brr those Whom le porn. In of nt WnpUous to tho Imo. of Wm/ to them foe Dalt ono, . . Tai.e . yeral 1 utak oflkare an tyyl , of to maim eataeriptiane IMO thio thso viol rt..' aekaotebealsoeate to taw (Ocala( form fee all emt• mail ~ .1. by them neelpectlrely : I hereby aelyaoaletio %bat M. thit , dal , OM told the ?moor) to Linage of Compaisya room tee erftorts MOW I to RV, V C • pronithory one of the flewelarj of nate in Comma et Isella Sc try is i atoree from the the tem. lad be the conditions 4 the kith inveigled ha the nrentleemal la the Caintta Gnaws of the 11* The Aarealeabiltheral at Von Whim VAL ea the rad astarie , brag lielithesed. forthwith swipe le besaapared. aid Meet• he prillee * Wake thetho tromithwy Nolo erW Ye. erriere ef the teetran Mahe Geeeranicat to in ha la falthrlag form : Port Wi the tham Ihellth We. Wit Prvertor we eats at :I per Cotton fee Company • Bayne. "Ina Governor threcral of lana to Ci.olayeil doe. borne ethooolsalise to ban rsiro.Gcol (ton oho awn of et.g. al) • Rupees at a toms to the •teeretyyy of 5•11. , .. to laymell of 1 calk Mt art one hereby protein tomcat on WWI of the yO4 beer of Ma*: C Mlail. to M the AY mid k 1. en to 0)Ing the laid that of "tavern earthe nil the tee her - to "their" se the oath be, eyocattors or anninletrathea. op to. in. • Mit' ne thyews) het or %lad obla., on drathad. al the mural thereary a flees Glam. after Voc capitation of three menthe notice iof to be of , . by the UOVertl, General of Lift le wow* lu W Calcutta Orsotta sal to pay We latere.t ecanase en the matt ..r.?t tump.i. Kum+ ~ .. . et the nth ef are eb*ba*Frof meat lav Zaltmle.**l.l.7l-sely meanie a . C - flee petal Swam er Tort It Illtam le the tall eft I* for bon at "Male "se the me may het. Cleo...ton or ader Mien or hie Tae' her 'se Me eno• may le , or their order. until to re Oradea of Woe months of gm each oatlea of payment as aforeackl. arbes the automat of lowed dee • 111 le of with the prta eel Meth ewe, hem o•no erred memelreteet to a tender et parramt M tb• period mimeo ed tof the Ilhearri• of 01. bets all further intence4 den mem. t dovencor-Cloalneg d m Webby Amber eases. lacal tie add lace gall a* *Deli beers_ ,tbe 14 of elm ISTIK noted by lie wordy el Om mesessr-umeral.l msa (losse* Memsbat-thembra Mal* hortfiend es Is of } heada* le Sr OtweessueL" Ts se nisi oesersastheeisi le nal* esteerhalser oUt, m spa& at ks hem the be of sebtoetalametcM, tOsagain miry owes elmilseer to Me AlgemdgetPUtierral eat Tort la be egehmod tritfflem/mory helm Marls, rotes et him 1ei 714 d ffem et tmmlelb d mate* mat demist after the del. eff_ ettYWp Um The lhausee wash* at Ow **en tmlo.l of Ur hit tbat leenream blames*. dale of mittfcroatoo awl the SW M Use or Mb* Stremabor seal imam ea th. eacc may be, will to pad opal thei .. 1 . 1 1.6.. . of m=the setonmeledgmeot. or selmeeledetnente •ho may dates to have the Yep War sonde memo than at the (leveret Tree r i tcr= OM be MAIM to recome it accordingly. prorlded thiq miltd, to larMoeuut. al it Fort NUltym, sat Meng. tests IliMMYW:totnto to MID, to here an orler for the lamest* Mersa ta Ys Wd trea.err. +race en the fare of the note. maw Os elc i the mat Mao r. or that of ho roleatit ; and after etca emir to lam application of tbo propnetor. be inocrifie4 os sy sees Ile ebeff he Paled , on!, loon the tell treettry, eater the parepeMs. eWI {meet We. mote, oda to eopllcatiou for the retrlremt . f flOrlerall We PaPOOtti Woon lac. to the Ac.^usetant ---... If tteelmel, Worm will also be male payable at the Gellert! Trtor7 M Fort Lama for the tarbrlfor whl r :numb/tut by cot, ~ebb be bats. Iturotwory tbau, with coupon.. attseltel, will ata MAIM elli hypo, !Dalai ,4 prounrorr notenin the u•unt b qrs. Or. It Mbe disked, Intern , oil be tuatle payable at the hut balls Bemis Lsadsa. by bat. 1.,3.14u to onto, on deinan.l, the g .noral Inimeleo of Galen=a or a atru. tubject to dig rule. aalrtoulatbaie orloom keim or that rely bereatte bo lwowl by the Right llooom abbe no Yearetary al *at. labs ae by IN, leueriguent. TM peomMory soon of thla tom disl3 not be ren-,el, oubdivideal, a mitestalaawl, incept by oho AeheyMasherbeanal of Eon Tim walla aed berainare my la retard to the to tietahrl at a, sag mmegiOnfies et peembovy he ern be aelleared to ha rot.ael lo no getaaeltray seem al PM ham Tleld has to Fhb Crepe at Ihwee. 1114= ot this lam .111 pattl bane Ihte I* of nay. Mo. me r".ya .1 them I. be Weld as day time 'An IC r tel Slntee i rn* pyr Oasl tee agensb abed lan James try. 1167, wig ba alma rem Ow nth WIMP. neer 14611 due se tanker etelowlydine Yet lain Ira envied, man la the rumor pewit Mss ha lOwyme g nth nay bon farvionlid by the Mail •bleti me la bays 1.41 Luke en no loth April. M. aby bay prancer man nal belt Lambs des Ue #d of March. *l* wines Imindalletbe lime Ibe Murano Issyykr Is Or Ned beate d~my Mu et Pa 4 per OW.. Si pet OWL, sot et her Gent. inn, Theerhr Una Pamlnte. ansallyttettes to the sold taw totioratt nabs wash lentrus dam oh adome al' ewe ;squat. 111 to iseened na INIMINSI Tear arm et Weans. Machu. sad Southey. It lindar td nada beton noble Amebae% . _ ster;e -- e - a. ept,on promk.ory n..tet alr the filer Cent , 3t per Ceet..sed 44 psi C.a. Loa. an -I Tratoter Lam Ileenetuer, will not be receivable la Woo lotion Wan, I un otter the 30th Imam. Pebiletted by or, of hie 3-,,ctleney the Might Ilonourable tM Feed- I Ovi..rnor Uesesal of Indio la Council C. 1111(111 - CallISCITON, tornms.7 to Q. UovErraneot of Lads. NOTIPICATIOT. is Ni, of IWO. hie ben* aohilet thee hen and after the tot of Way, 1860. Intend 00.11111111•11 rnalsowil Jesse of the lase awed ie the mare% at the eation of she I pW Peet. MOW W. torah of 1a3144. e.re,, a taa.k payable I per Oral Can of 1e66.37. for Ito '0,1,1 fur labia 11. W Cal Las of 131 Pp. the Lome one ter Weir el he. n :wreaked. Ober le We sehear herelefere awned, or by Coop,. pa,able bum, dipall W the Asprwelee. Ofterat be the Ooeerntneet of Inaba. leen la the km heretofore to we can be es/honed on Wawa ItsMOO batty Coupons attached. The Cooper eel bele the hew COUPON. TY MI for later... et me cwt. per @mem he tea WIT. , .nll= to wee the trembler/ Nola of tho (hoe..recta of ladle. Ns el der Lam ef for hum.. Ida be =to hew es peuestruent of OW Coupon at the Ganser el Pert Wallow IS Of aki the AooectattatOesteral to the tborerurnout of Wien the WA of the 1.401+ ottactital to any N•oto boone ••••Peanhill Os interest tetantga on the NO{C, Wild the o n of Wen meanie Mar mike of pat meet of the 1.1:111,1101. •Al ho pail al the tiemetal Trerary at hart &Otter°. to the Lae to! 11 , 14er of the NO4O. ow hre preentatian the woe nod %Miler his 1'0,14 tb0., , 0; or, it the ogles UN Wert MA44% the Yo 4 may to ent.tord for poymost of lator•I at the I,ao, laths to. In London be h:1:4 oo •ketoood tie 0011.11.1 TIIMMIrin el Wegtla or illadrae. oot9e , t to ob. , hot.. an I ileentlatkeee rpeionett In force. or that two brew kr be 'owl by the Bleat SesemaW due Ileeraisry of lenge fof LAI* or be 0..4 bunco. Peldlohed kr Order of ter Ere<lkea Use Left IloootarabSe the Oeeeser•YesaNel 0110.711" C. — utoti lusHt MOTO:C. Peeretuvu tae Cies crewcut of latat. J. COSMO JIMA ILL BOMBAY, BARODA, and CENTRAL INDIA RAILWAY COMPANY. hp PM% CONT. DNINCNTUNCO. Tbs ob..ins eg W ormsbog. Maro.hb. aod Osetral [WM RAU•sy Omer/Yeipoppmd to Md. LOANS os DEBIN r LEA to the esioft dTom Bloated ?boson' Polo& +term: for 11, year, binging 1•11111141111 Übe MO el p.f Ala Fot M.O. obit% will 3. ps,- rbf MOMS& the Malmo ark of Imam on s addle, Ike MA almory SP Jeff Is =A s.r. The laminnis ars S. M pold K tM fcglootog prbi!, Ac Mb per ...... . oo tho 3011 a Jur. Ur. pot rot Fr rod athe Mk A trobt. Wow rot Ur Mb Sorra tow, IWO Moor wo• some b. ibo Oro of pay most low the Wortley of the Corsa of bah Portia drifts tom bo MU boat ht.e. .4 In 4. 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TAIINIILLIS PATENT bTABLE FITTINGS .1 salllitLlAD NAN 01014.—TImo liappoood aufkl 4 mal 061.1.1.0.0.} 1 % filleful iff AI , meals patom• OW km .t 133% on a... am Wolin No& sod 10.,-c hose% marl M am SI. rooms Pr Wolk OW Ili. Prionwori They we 10E0.1 so I fo• tn., ivied be We bertelielemo ..... =ee. me h tee Wee senr.le4 thre , .gl.Ler wedeln by Lee Majesty the tath. en •ipl by the &wow ;nise i ' -- 4 . i - e.,. b.....f been to tradem4 by the pcIOCIPIII ..ii,,,eb fo ii m jaw sof•dity at,d esots7 theeteoh,ut Inartand 1.. of etahle furn!teee at the let Poems 1.. m i tSILIA S. rooms .al. Lnet.l" live n I,,utt , val . flimsier Woos II MON. Oak. AWN.. the Ilitialeera UARBISII ISPIICTACLEB, the eitospest .ad Not. of oulLlglez . nillion far gegonlat Me dela has 1 1 / pi 111 INOLI II ism . 11•=1Pmpet Mr. be velment pesligt..Mos t.. &hob two Whs. lir ems Ezmies. 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Dem af tIM S. served. melee. am Nome elefeb- OW/. mYmp.sa or esbesilet. met OM 513 m Wesel* ee • 'mattes lIND areeireelea. Ur by Mel settee ef lberaielty. Vga t a. ..nre d. rearelt. be era be relavb i3ii af V I LNA. a OiaMll. awl tall were r. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1859. Sernn.l Edition, MlDlllticos r..rtrAlt,lFA 6d.. MAJOR HODSON'S TWELVE YEARS of I N.LDIEIVA LIFE IA INDIA. 1ne! , ,,,D0g a Perponal tin of tAo 81 4. 01 D , ED , ADd CAFAAMAI the Mar. !Atter hr,. Ots bruhvr, Et, /Dm lisessz H. Hour.,,, M.A., 'WWI, TrimAD CAMEA. 0ma1.41001.. GROGRATZT 01 TWO WAR IN ITALY. MILITARY TOVoTrAM of CON" byllNEN mawthy % IN = Imolai LAYmAs. J. N. JAyysos. : his W. Porter and An, we* !Mad MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.—Gratis and post age frm—A PRICED LIST of Vlollno. Tenon, Vlotoneed.... Dos sow. Dollar% Pluto. Cansta*Pkwas, So.. In rfou variety; wits Sot of rtaaatorets. DM sad woad bud. Ilofmonium.. H Load am...6a no: Robert Owls and Co.. Tar Burllofton amt. W. &JUMBO sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.— MEDIAVAL _MOUS 7RD BITULOPB aa4 BLOTTING rfl IN [STANDS ea • wait adiataa, aa4 elovelsow; r e =...=mar,tailtitio4-e.r ! —►w... 411041.14,_ . lila' maaraaar. from 21.4 panaconf. Olmilia,ama. trim 1/.. $l. • !NW mewled ilno4niaaaes, a Iver+ T taltha. Bun LIU ; 4.4 beam has San ; tranallag aa4 t....ti antilaa sm. teesl... : raw Mal Gam. aatboorr, cab:lleum, walnut awl oak aad a arida al Maw Nakao ataidahla far peamata, %no frame le INUIMINNUO..-Te be tad al L 10DRIOUNT. C. Iluaillly gitRSONS WANTING MONEY.-F. DAVIS lea liberal pereboor et OLD Squvleo, Wedowon I. W Mier OHINA. astlese Atm. teazle., bronze.. rn krb!, deft. teniieni. amid all denerloeloes ef 'ramble akles. ka. Antique It ee:el e ===M. ISOTIATUrr ' . in all SPORTING. EPSOM.—FRIDAY. Tue DriIDANS SIKKEA of 6 soya. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards. Allowances and penalties. The wittier to be sold for 5001., if demanded, dtc. Derby coarse. (10 subs.) Mr. Bari:mi. Pan, by bitlas.3ers. Tot fib (car. Te3lb) Fordharta 1 Mr. Pier.Bet.lbuyy,4ll..l4 10th M. Dolan I Wr. Bryan Wel Fellow, 3 yr,. 64131 b . .... ........It Bnowdeni 3 Tte following ale° ran: Stapleton, Play, Emblem, Usella, and Fright. Betting • 6 to 4 each apt &Mary and Pan, sto 1 eget Odd Fellow, 10 to 1 apt Uzella, 100 to 6 apt Fright. Won by ehead; a neck between the second and third ; Onella was a bad berth ; the others beaten ME The winner was claimed by lb. T. Parr. Tee OAKS &AXIL. of 60 SOWS, each, b ft, for 3-yr•olds ; elgen. got 71b each. The eecond to receive 100 trove. out of the states. Mile and a half, to be run on the New Course. (168 subs.) Icarlenmle,borough's Ftaromeiskle by Wont Australlon. tot 71b wrwol;,i 1 c 11,7.2 • .......... .(citiotg Mr W. 8. S Cratururd • 114yonaite. 14 7lb Mello 4 The following also ran .—ltosatel, Eller, Ariadne Little Apse, Al Schism Woman in Black, Souven ir, Shy, ea Meg Menthes. !MITT.° AT STARTINO. 41 to 4 on Mayonaiar, 4 to 1 agat Sucumeraido, 7 to 1 apt Artadne, 100 to 7 apt Souvenir, 100 to 7 apt Rorabol, 20 1 Wikl Rime, 100 to 3 Ila apt Woman In flack THI iIIACM. • .._ . . _ Direetti t Hr. Hibbard lowered his flag Athens sesumed the lead, Nate end Souvenir taking the second and third places, Schism followed next on the far side, Physalis filly sixth, with Prelude at her quarters; and then came the rock, In the centre of which was Mayonaies and Summereids, the Woman in Block being last of all. At the mile post Souvenir hid • alight lead of Alleges, and the lot got dare together as they travelled along the top ridge of the far side of the course, bat at this point we were unable clearly to define the exact positions in consequence of the lama, but the leading rank still remained the same. On esming round Tattenhant-comer Souvenir was in difficulties and sreedily retired front the premiership. The running was now taken up by Prelude, followed by Schism, and the favourite drew forward from the middle of the rack and placed herself next in order. Prelude and Schism dropped Lick attain, tired of the pace, on catering the straight, and Mayon4ee rams to the fore, end Summerside took up • position on the lower side, next to her. This couple were succeeded by Prelude, Wild hose, and &eat, and so the Am met from the distance. On approaching the Orend Stand Prelude had shot her bolt, and Mayonaise was likewise evidently in troulle. Summetraide came out opposite the betting enclosure the instant she was celled upon by Ford hate, and reeponding gallantly she cleared the remaining portisn of the distance, and won cleverly by half • lemith ,• Scent held to to the finish in a pure manner, and beat Wild Rom for second! place by • heed only. Msyonsise was merely enabled to otvain fourth place • neck front Wild Roes, Prelude was fifth, Atiedne sixth, Meg Merrilies seventh, Women in Black eighth; Little Agnes, Schism, the Physillis 811 and Allegra were next. The last three beaten off were Ella, Souvenir, and Rombel. DFACKIPTION OF THE PLACED MODALS. Summerville is I brown mare, a low lengthy animal, good alvnlolrrs, rack and loins, poweifol muscular quarters, blood like head and neck, has a swish WI ; one whit* heel off aide behind, and white s t ar on forehead. . _ Sant Ism chernur filly, with lean bead, strong neck, good ' , boulder*. barnl back and lora', powerful quarter*, good lateen and hocks. large bone ; s powerful animal; she bee a white blaze on forehead. . . _ Wild Rose is • brown mare, black legs, she has good , 1 *boulders and girth, fair sized bone. She has no white about her, but a small star on forehead. Pdavonaise is • mealy bay with very blood head, end neck batutholly wet Good shoulders barrel back and loins, Quarters strong and well let doers, l arge tang tail, which she carries rattler away from her; a fine looking mare. THE SIXTH GREAT Smutty FOOL STAKES of 10 Km. each. with 100 added, foe 3-yr.colda ; colts, dst 71b; Bet 41b. Allowances and peneltiee. Lest mils of the Derby Comas. (23 subs.) Mc. P. Roloolono Adam by Nonshvier. eat ne lA. Da,) 1 Mr. J. tie.tt • Vrallaa. at 710 lAobtrulli 2 l'AOOOl , H• 00•10040. let 710 IR. lAO.OI 3 Ba.ing to 4on Actzon, 4to 1 eget Un ' dian 6 to t ' not o.,tuus. Adman went away with a clear lea d, with Uralien second, sad won by a hogth and a half ` , three lengths between the second and third. Oceanus was beaten off. THE GiNSOOM PLATE of 50 WTI. (handicap). Winners extra. Half a mile. Mr. flmiele. Grant Divbese by (Mande, 4 yr., 74 q t . Snowden) I tai Cu.% W 61, 7 .66671 Ailolatlos, 3 Irs. dot BradlryJ 3 Betting 6to 4 apt Grand Disehasa, 6to 1 each apt Gill and Balloon, 7 to 1 apt Adulation. Gift broke away on mustering at the post, end ran Into the paddock before he was stopped. Ilalioon and Gift ran in front to the distence, when the turner woe beaten. Half way up, Grand Duchess cone out, and won hy a length ; Leif a length between the ',owl sod third. utters was a bed fourth, and Nut field woo filth, clout up with Vulture. THE DERRY AND OAKS STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added, for 2-yr-olds and upward.. Optional selling weights, Ste. Half a mile. (13 rube.) Mr. Blanton • Polly Joanna, bt Haloslin, 4 ynt:Ol). 7.t Bulb i Puritans) 1 Mr. Ilarrloos6 Ppltefol Dlrtt 4yr• MOLLY.' 7ro ,Norman' 2 Mr. Cbal °ems ume. 3 yrs (W.I. 74. ,Nlortneri 3 The following also ran:—Oar Bet, Villaret Jenny Long lege, Lady Bird Frenecombe, Confusion, Idler, Sister to Abron. Headland weighed foe Oriands, and the number was displayed on the telegraph, but it was subsequently taken down, and Orionis did not start. Betting 6t04 on Polly :Johnson, 4 to 1 apt Spiteful Dick, 7to 1 apt Jenny Longlegs. Idler broke away and clamed the stout, and Sister to Abroti unseated her jockey as the bag fell, and got loots. Tho favourite made play to the distance. where she was joined by Spiteful Ditk ; a good race in, ending in favour of Polly Johnson by a head, two lengths betwest 1! e second and third, Jenny Longtime was fourth, and Villaret fifth. The winner was bought in for 120 guinea., and Spiteful Die k was claimed. TH 1. MANOR PLATE: Of 60 SOTS.. kr three-yr-old. and upward.. The winner to be sold for 200 'nova. if demanded, Sr. One mile. (6 Nub.) Mr. uhuton Polly J ohnoos. 4 ris. 6 1 1..............hearb) 1 31r SluArows, 3 yrs. rot 131b 666 .. Sno .ll wdes) Mr. JoLmotio Walvis. 6 yrs, 1M 61b IHOulland) 3 LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGER. 3 to 1 apt TG Prom:deed Land (offd.) BETTING AT MANC H ESTER.—FRIDAY. OAKS. 6to 4 on Ilayounatee (off) 6to 1 apt Sununereide (t) Bto 1 Rot/abet (t) 12 to 1 Lady Kinston (t) 12 to 1 Schism (t) 12 to 1 Wild Reis (t) No betting on say other race betides the above. larks Jolla W. Parker awl gm. Wotlorml. THE " SECOND" FOR THE DERBY. The iuveetigetion of the clam of the owner of Marionette to the second wow, in the Derby took pplace im mediately otter the race for the Oaks yesterday before the Duke of Beaufort, the Hoe. Admiral Roue , Arthur Heathoote Esq., mid C. H. Carew, Keg., the earearda of the me;tlng, in Mr. Doillnee office at the (trend Stand. TOP joasys easonard were William Day, S. Rogers, and Charlton, the former of whom stated that, being on the upper ground, he distinctly recognised what was before him, and testitted in favour of Marionette's claim. His evidence was farther confirmed by 8. Rogers, who maintained he wits second, and by C 11,111044 who deposed to G. Oates finishing on Ticket of Leave, aide by Mds sih him on the Olenluce colt, end that neither of them .` sew the winner?' O. Oates was celled, but did not reevond, having, we believe, returned home with tee horse on Thureday morning before the protest wee enter- d ; and the stewards asked Mr. Clark for his explanative. The judge thereupon said that mere evidence exactly corroborated his own opinion ea to the positions of the horse", he would not persist in his crigiruil decision, and further ezpress.d hie belief that Marionette was entitled to second honours He explained in extenuation of his error that the chair was only a feet from the ground, a height by no means ade• gad* tightly to distinguish • large Bald of boner, and Ms violist,e being on the lower ground the difficulty woo further immured. He also argued that as the winner won by half a length, and a neck each separated the second, third, sod fourth, it was equivalent to a length dividing the fourth (rem the first, and the Promised Land (on the upper groucd) completely covering Sam Rogers, who was on the lower ground, ho wee only enabled to get a cursory glance at the colour, and from the simi larity of that with Ticket of Leave he acted credibly and to the beat if his judgment when he placed the latter sicond. Mr. Clark alto informed the stewards that two gears ago he complained of the prevent chair, and asked Mr. Dotting Pm a n”r one and appealed to the Clerk of the Course w latteer he (Hr. Cl erk) bad not drown up a plan for the altereVon ? The present box is altogether incommodious and ill-ocestructed, and the inconvenience is further inereared by the near troctinn of Bullard'. Stand oppoeite to the post, the crowd on which materially impedes the view. Upon this, Ur. Ruling undertoking to erect • new chair and to remove Bernard's Stand some feet back, the stewards pronounce! the following decirien " THI7 DERIIV_STAKEI.! •• The Stewards li.;;;;Slecisin.....l hisrionetie to be the most! bone i., the Derby, sad that Ticket of Leave was placed second by mistake. (Signed) " BiIArFORT. 11. J. Rove. "A. Hasencors. "June 3. 1859. "C. H. CAREW." In ecersdance with this decision, sit backer. of Mesh/setts ler piece whs.; sad hoiden' of his ticket la " sersege" are silitled to the weld prize. NITIOPOLJTAN 301Z0 OF WORKS. Yesterday the weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Woeks was held at Guildhall ; Mr. J. Tu WAII in tits chafe. The insicial statement pave the following cash Waimea • —Carrel:it Lemmata In the hands of tee atom?, 81,1131. 11s. 9d.; cheque., not preeented, 21,7551. 3e. 5d. L • set ba'anree, 62,3481. Be. 4d.; deposit amounts, 225,000/. Total, 347,3841. Be. 4d. Government seettrlties, 24,1001.; New Three 4er Cent. Annuities, 15,881/. 16.. TER STATE OT THE NITTA THANITA. The following esposi was ressated on the etas of the River Thames : " Eines College, Jane 2, 1359. "To the Chairman of the Metiopolitan Boer of Works. Sir,—ln accorlance with the repent contained in the minutes of the board of the 27th of May, that I wool make a relics of observations durieg the months of Jur, July, August, and September, upon the temperature end state of the water of the Thames and the Docks, and would report thereon to the hoard at weekly or shorter intervals, I com menced on the 31st of May a perigee( observations and expe riments upon the water of the river. The temperature Witte Thames observed in the raid stream off BJmrreet-house was found to begs follows :—May 31,2.30 p.m. (just high water), 62.5 ; June 1, 9 cm. (nest low wit•er), 64.5; L4O p.m. (just before high water), 63. June 2, 10 a to. (err low water), 61.5 ; 3 p.m. (near high water), 63. The tempera ture at the present is therefore /emirate, and ropier falls of rain during the last few days, amounting in the nurse of last night to as much in 0.31, have 48 yet prevented any thing like an offensive atiVe of the mad-banks at low water. I yesterday oieiteil the Dock., in order to inspect the con dition of ti.e water, and to obtain satopke from the principal basins. There was nothing obrionaly calling for remark; the water appeared much in the 11.018 condition as that in the river, but I am at present examinin g it s competition, and aka report the regalia of my arlyer hersafter.—l have the honour to remain, yours, Si., "W. ALLEY MILLER." The report was rewired and adopted. SOUTHERN MAIN URAI;AO2 OUTTALL. Mr. BRISTOW moved that the repot of the engineer of the 30th of September, 1858, reelatmeedine the construction of the outhli of the sorthern droieage at Crossness Point, be approved, and that be Le directed to prelate forthwith the net emery specifications and drawings for carrying out the works between Deptford-creek and Cronus. Point. The motion was carried. THE PROTOSILD WIDENISIO OF lIROZ•LANI, FLIRT-STREET. . . A report wee brought up from the Worts and Oines;Oi Parr ONB Committee eating that the widening of Shoe-lens in tho manner propped forma the commenoement of a more ex teneive improvement, the completion of which would na attended with a considerable outlay, and that it is not, in the °platen of the committee, of sufficient importance or a me• tropolitth improvement to justify the board, haring regard to the large demands open their funds, to contribute to the coat of it. The report was adopted. THE BISHOP OF LONDON ON NATIONAL SCHOOLS. Yesterday, the annual meeting of the friends and out scribers to the Trinity, St. Al -try lebone Natiul:l4l and Infant &hoots took piece at the instaution, Buckiaghtin-street, Mary Icleme-rood, to receive the report of the examiners, as to the progress of the school., sad for the distribution of prize., to the nictitation. pupils. The Bishop of Lei' DONpreeided, and was supported by the rector of Trinity, the Rev. Thomas Manner, M.A., the Ray. J. Pocock, the Rev. William Cidl, and a large number of the Indies of the coogregstion and Lottuential gentry of the district. Tho report of the examiners Ina of a very eatiatetory nal ore, A variety of selections in movie ►•ving been execntei, end rvioorione given by the elder scholars is • most excelcat meaner, it;Hishop of Los nom said he was exceedingly gratified In having the opportuniiy of witamaiag the proficiency of the pupils an institution In every way worthy of the great and wealthy pariah in which they wen easscobled. It was a part and pared of our duty as (. Mrs's to see that the children of the artisan widths more humble classes of society were Veined up is • useful as well me in s good system of religious sad moral education. There were, it was true, many who still h-ld to the &nth:lusted notion that there was too much educa tion in the land, and that It was preposterous to too highly educate the children of the working classes. With them who held such opinions, he had no sympathy. It was unwise, as was found too frequently the case with reefed to the education of the middle and upper chaste, to instil kith the Blinds of youth the light end more elegant elements of oluestion, whilst the more solid and useful points of educa tes' sere forgotten. Much defended as to the character of individuals in after life on the training they received as children, sod there could be no doubt but that that eretern would le found the most beneficial which, during the hours of study, afforded something like a relaxation from the more sec-re periions thereof. Such relaxation should be of an el-orating amid humanising character; and therefore it was that revel music, each as they had heard that day, with otter points of secular instruction, combined with a monad religions ml worst Instruction, met with Ilia approval. To reedsr the ehildr.n of the working Glasss valuable members of society, It was ti.ceesary that they should es veers good secular train lag, combined with sound solid religious instruction. He was happy to find from the educational rttuvue that the clergy of the church of England worked exceedingly herd in this good cum, and he doubted nut that their donth so would he productive of much benefit to society at large. That e' hoot being under government supervision wan a gua rantee that it woe progreeatng rightly, and tha evidence th ry had bed before them that day was a further proof of the great usefulness of the Monthlies:. The venous prises were then distributed. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WEST HAM.—Yesterday (Frids)) worming, shortly before two o'clock, • fire of an alarming onture broke oat in the extessive range of pre sume, lel owing to and forming pert of the property bet lootzing to the Patent Leather Cloth Company, situate in Abbey-lens, West HOOT The discovery was made by the ponce on duty. le the course of • few minutes Duras/mu engines of the pariah and London Brigade were on the spot, awl u geed supply of water woe procured. The fisou•s were not e•tinguisbeil until the drying-room and ell they con talwd were destroyed and a portion of the roof burnt off. The fire wee ceased by the overheating of solve pipes, which caused POGO oily rage or cotton-waste to ignite. Unfortu netely the ems wee uninsured. PROPOSED MILEORIAL TO SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS AT PLY trerors..—On Thursday afternoon a puldic westing was held in the' Gwidbell, Plynipton, the Mayor (S. H. Pods, Esq.) presiding, to &deft:owe upon the mums.s ne cessary tor the erecting in the town, tbo plelOO of his birth, • meniorisl to Sir J. !Reynolds. The Mayor opened the immune, end stated the object in view by GP promoters. He ale° mot the incumbent of the district, the Bev. W. 3. Cop ;net, had ettencd an opinion elat the beet memorial that be could der,se wee to piece a praised window is the church. Others thought that a tablet amid be erected over the house tu which he was burn, and Mee over the gramwar mhool where be wee educated. And anther tempoaition wee that an obelisk with a meditilion in the centre, tt gether with an inaeriptom, should be set up in Beetow's field. sde.ining the railway, am there it would be a cosepicous object t I red wny travelere and all who visited the town. The westing was addremed by other gentlemen, the genusl opinion brine in favour of the erection of en obelisk, end ultimately a coon ' OM., was appointed for the purpose of further considering I the matter, and their report will be admitted to a meeting Ito be held shortly. We believe that • embecrlption list is now upend.—ilynosith (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. AQ Cr 4 TIOII. ROTAL THAMES YACHT CUM.—The followin were the 'unto+ for the sorted-oileme cotter match of th g club, sopointed to take place malt Friday : _ Yacht'. Tons. __ ()Fuels._ R sr aivis 26 Meows. A. J. Otway, Theaght Lady Bird Half-a-minute per ton allowed for difference of tonnage. There are not sufficient entries agreeably with rule 26 fur the first dam. The yachts above entered are to sail round the Non :Light 'easel and back to the starting place (Erich). The two first-named have both received some alteration eines last season, and the lost of the three, formerly a schooner, is now sloop rigged. The Thought is the favourite. The club's steam vessel will leave London-bridge at ten o'clock to accompany the race. HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA.—We take the earliest opportunity of informinthe various aquatic clubs that this great regatta, at which - both the Univeteities of Oxford and Cambridge and the London Rowing Club are to contend for the Grand Challcage Cup, is fixed to take place on the 11th and 12th of July, thorn days suiting all parties concerned. There is every probability of a brilliant meeting ; and aa Mr. Cassmajor, the present champion of the Thames, has stated his intention of not entering for the sculls, the entry for that race is expected to be vegy great. ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLua.—The first match of the mason of this great metropolitan club will take place next Thnrolay by yachts, of the tint and second class. The rattles duos on Moeda) , night at tan o'clock. On Monday the two Elevens meet at Lord's, and It le to be hope! for the sake of the United that Cedyn will be in his Cambridge humour, as he scored 167 last week in the match between Surrey and the University. On Thurs day Surrey plays Kent and Supeex at Brighton, and on the WWI day All England meets twenty-two of Buck. at Fenny Stretford. CRICKET.—UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN V. EIGHTEEN NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OP CHRIST CHURCH. OXFORD, AND Two PLATERII.—The following was the score of this grand match (played at Oxford) on Friday evening, alter two days piny :—United, Ist innings, 129 ; and ditto, with six wickets down, 36 (Caffyn, John Lillywhits, Atinson, Lockyer, and Data to go in). Christ Church, 14 innings, 36. The match will be resumed this (Saturday) morning. THE DESTRUCTION OF THE EASTERN MONARCH SHIP. -4.-- PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY EVENING. The first intimation received of the explosion by these in the after part of the ship was their being thrown from their beds. The most terrible effects, how ever, were experienced on the troop deck, where the women std children were berthed. On looking round, the °Moen discovered the cuddy to bo in Mills, the deck torn up, the bulkhead. torn down, and the ladders end skylights blown to pieces. The horror which immediately appeared to seize, not only the women and children on board, bat many of the men also, is described as being fearful in the extreme; many of them sought refuge on the bows and bowsprit, which wire the last to take fire, and others cast themselves into the sea, in the bare hope of being picked op. Ono poor woman whose fall was not suffi ciently !token, fell on the gunwale of one of the boats, and WY killed. Otte little chubby fellow, not a year old, was thrown from a great height, and was safely caught in a boat. After the first explosion, when the ship was enveloped in Lures, several other explosions occurred, and seemed to add fresh rigour to the flames, which were rapidly eating their way Into every part of the unfortunate vessel. It was found to be utterly imposeible to save the vessel or any of its cargo, o rapidly did the firs spread, and we believe no attempt to do as beyond that of the military and seamen on board which was male. The troop., indeed, have lost all their clothing, with the exception of what they were able to obta'n in the short time that elapsed before quittiog the ship, and it is said that the accumulations of years have been lost to them. The fire raged with ceaseless violence until the hull of the ship was a mere shell, bee broadsides being, in many places, completely eaten through. A tremendous explosion took place shortly after 9 o'clock, Dearly emidshiie, throwing up en immense volume of smoke and dame, chequered by broken fragments of the wreck, and the fire mimed again to increase in intensity. As soon eel practicable, the government steam tag Echo, assisted by two others, took the wreck In tow, and grounded her on the Arrow Dank, off Fort Moncton; and during the morning her boweprit fell over, the keel having burnt through. Although the fire burnt with such alarming rapidity, we are glad to lean that the lose of We has been comparatively smsU. One woman and five children were killed by the ex plosion, and one man died, alter being brought ashore, from the effects of the exploalon. The Eastern Mon►rch was built at Dundee, some two or three years ago, and Lithe property of Moms. SOWS, of Lon don. We believe thd theists voyage era, only the third she has made. She brings home as passengers Lient.-Colonel (and lady) :slater, of the 60th Rifles, and Lieutenant Whisk, of the Bombay Artillery ; Colonel Allen, of the Slat Regi ment, in command of the invalids; Captain Mokawortb, of the 27th Regiment; Mrs. Molesworth and two children; Captain Usher, of the filth; Mrs. Usher and three children; Captain Manning., 24th; Captain Eitoptad, 52nd; Lieut. Clive, 52nd ; Lieut. Gresham, 27th; Quartermaster Nevins, 70th; Surgeon Kidd, 27th, in medical charge; together with &II rank and file of various regiments; 30 worm, and 63 children. The Eastern Monarch was laden with saltpetre, linseed, Ivory, and bones, and the fire is eupposed to have be eutbe re colt of spontaneous combustion of the saltpetre. We are cony to bear that the woe not insured. The following letter has been addressed to Captain Morrie by the ruilitsay °Dicers on board: " Portnnouth, June 3, 1869. "Sir,—The officers commanding the invalids, the officers nader his command, and the winners who arrived this morning at Portsmouth in the ship Eastern Monarch, from lintrachea, cannot take kayo of Captain Morris without expressing the deep aympathy they all feel for him on the frightful loss of his chip, which occurred at Spithead, when at anchor. This has been generated by the invariable kind ness and attention to them on the voyage, and the gallant effete made by him to save life whets the chip was so sud denly destroyed by fire this morning at Spithead. They all feel deeply pidgin', and it must be POlllB satisfaction to him to know that no human forethought could have prevented this sad calamity; and they desire te exprear this in as public a manner as possible. They beg of Captain Morris to cusvey their thank. to his chief officer, Mr. Martieott, and alibis officers, for whose behaviour on this trying occasion they feel the greatest admiration. " Signed by Colonel Allen and the whole of the officers, both invalids and passengers." Greet Frits' is doe to a pilot belonging to Southampton, named Bowyer. lie saved from the burning ship up ward' of one hundred ineAtil soldiers, and women and children, in his smell smack, and by the °Mere hs gave and his strennoui bodily exertions, he was the means of saving a pest many more. The wives of the colonel mid captain of the milit try fore on board, togoth. r with the wives and children of the soldiers, were saved in his small craft. They had escaped from their beds, enl some had caught up a blanket or a tug in their escape, and others bad en nothing but their night-clothes. Bowyer t.re up his bedding, and gave it to the poor crea tures. His email boat was u..tra nearly swamped from over. aowelng. The confusion, the efts' of anguish sod despair, and the struggles to save wonnee I non and helpless women and chillies, were such as will newt be forgotten by those who were present. Most fortunately there was but a light wind at the time, but if it bed bean etberwiee the loss of life would probably have beaten& greater. LONDON IDOCENAN HOME MISSION.—The Bishop of London bus appointed the folleirlog gentlemen the preach ers et the special Sunday evening memea for the working olmees at Christ Church, Neogretc - atricat, daring the preent month Juno 6, the Rev. John Laurel'. bet.incum f Si. Matthew ' s Church, City-road: Jane 12, the Re N. Speourr, Incumbent of Trinity - church, ilaveratock-hill ; June 19, the Rev. J. Rtatidall, niinialm of Raton chapel; Joss 28, the Rev. U. canon of Si. Pees. 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Among those present were . the Lad Chancellor, the Earl Elgin, the Bishop M Linden, the Biehop of Ripon, Lord Wensleydale, Lord Chief Baron Pollock, Sir JAR Lawrence, Lord Justice Tyree Vice-Chancellor Kindertley, Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Pag Wood, Mr. Justice Erie. Mr. Boron Martin, Mr. Justice Cromptoe, Mr. Baron Watson, Mr. Boron Chanuell, Justice Wines, Mr. Justice Byles, Mr. Justice Hill, 3 JusticeHaliburton, the Attorney-General, the Queen's - vacate, Sir Culling Eardley, Bart., Sir John Gibbons , But., Sir R. Bothell,tl.C., Sir H . Keating , Q.C. Mr. Comdliew stoner Ooniburn, Mr. Cocuraiseioner Pane, fdr. Commissiomffir Murphy, Mr. Commiseioner Law, &c. On the removal of the cloth the LORD MAYOR gave in eureetaion the usual loyal touts, and " The Army anti Navy." To the loot Sir J. Be actove briefly returned Smoke. The Lord Chancellor responded to " The health of the Judges ;" Vita-Chancellor 1 uruer to " The Equity Judges ;" and the Lord Chief Baron to " The Common Law Judges." The Lord Chief Baron proposed the health of the Lord Mayor. The Loan Mario: acknowledged the tout, end proceeded to give the " Health of the Earl of Elgin:* at the @anis time regretting that the Walrus el the hour (it was then eleven o'clock) prevented hie gi more than the barest outline of the puelle services of that tasked nobleman. So far beck as 1842 Lord Elgin was appointed Governor-General of Jamaica, from whence he went to Canada. and there, by his wise administration, he succeeded in criphing eat the embers of rebellion in that colony. His lordship's aehievemente in diplomacy in China and Japan were so recast as to be familiar to the company, so be should not detain them farther at that late hour—(the conipiny had commenced to retire)—then by proposing "Lord Elgin** health.' (Cbeere.) The Earl of Btu am said be wee utterly overwhelmed by the proposition of his health, and the manner in 'ditch the tout had been received. It must al waye he moat gratifying to • fervent of the public, who foe a considerable period of time had Leen engaged in distant parts of the world in the discharge of atdueue and important duties, to be greeted on hie return by ouch • weletue iron so dietinguistmd a com pany and presidedever by the first magistrate of the but city in the world. (Cheers.) In that company was in cluded that illutreme men—(loud eheere)—to whom the freedom of the City had been given in the morning, end who was ono of the noble bend of heroes to whom the sup pression of a mutiny was due which at one time threatened the tenure of England's dominion in the ea=t. (Cheers.) He (Lord Elgin) well remembered that critical moment, for it was then hie teak, acting on weed he con ceived to be hie duty, to proceed to Calcutta in the critical mouth t f August, 1857. He should never forget the appearance of the inhabitants of that great city. There were few ciuntenencee which were not blanched with fear, but in that few he mutt include the Governor-Oenerel himself, who nes er fora moment hesitated in the discharge of his perilous duty. (Loud cheers.) Neither should he forget the cheering eloeg The river banks when the Shannon, which bad been appointed tube his floating masts:lop, cast anchor, end saluted with the 68-pounders which the lamented Sir W. Peel afterwards need at Allahatod, and the 24's which Lord Clyde said eubecquently travelled across the country as 24-pounders had never travelled before. He hoped he might be permitted • little feeling of exaltatioe, tempered with gratitude to Providence when he remembered that it was from the force which had been destined for China, and by a stretch of authority on his part, that the two regiments were drawn which fer a long time held Bengal, and followed the gallant Havelock to Lucknow to relieve the hero Inertia, he equally heroic wile, and his valiant little garrison. (Loud cheers) Yea, it wits from the armament intended for Chit.a that the two regiments wane spared which held Bengal, relieved Lockup., end, as a consequenee, had • main 11)0 relics in preserving Indio. (Hear, hear.) With regard to China sod Japan, he believed that, by a mixture of force and diplomacy, we tied sown the germs of a valuable ocenweirce with one. third of the human race. • There might be dtfficulties in the commeatement of our iatercouw, bat there wet no ri aeon for despondency. He ft lt ocartideni that ultimately we should succeed, end that from the recent treaties would date a new eta in English commercial prosperity. The Lomb MAY4I( nest gave" The Atte; nty•General and the House of Cenuana, - and after one or two more Waite they adjourned to the drawing;-room, where a large section of t►e company had tor some time been amusing themaelvta with music and claiming. The dinner, which was unusually wetly and abundant, was proeulod by Messrs. Ring and firmer. lIIILSENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE elll IV SIB J. LAIVESACE. Yesterday afternoon the Court of Common Councils assembled at Guildhall, for the purpose of witnessing the presentation to Sir J. Lewrance of the freedom of the City, with a gold box, value 100 guineas, agreeably to the resolu tion of the court of the 4th of March, 1158. The Loan Mayon presided. The Council Chamber had been handsomely fitted up for the evasion, en extensive dale having been constructed in front of the Lord blayor's chair for the reception of the Court of Aldermen and illastlious visitors who might honour the ceremony with their presence. A crimson carpet covered the dais, and • long table in the middle of the chamber was also covered with cloth to match. A choir of state, in gilt and miteson velvet, was fixed on the Lord Mayor's right hand for Sir J. Lawrence. the aldermen being attired in their marten and the Common Councilmen in their violet gown.. The court was crowded to excise, many of the tenches usually appropriated to members being on this occasion oc cupied by gaily dressed ladies. Seats of honour were filled by Lady Lawn nee, wife of Sir John; the two Misses Law rence, his daughtere; Ides. Reyes., his sister; General Lawrence, C. 8., his brother; end Mr. G. H. Lewrance, his nephew. The attendance of aldermen was full, comprising Sir P. Laurie, Sir J. Duke, 31. P , Bar G. Correll, Sir R. M. Carden, Aldermen and Sheri& Hale and Corder, Aldermen Sidney, Mechi, Lawrence, Challis, Hamphory, Finn* Ga briel, Relortons, and Phillips. The Recorder and other greet officers of the corporatioe were also present. Sir J. Lawrence was introduced by Mr. Aldermen Salo me= (the mover of the resolutios) and Mr. Helloed amid load cheers. The Master Warden of the Grocers' Company then pre /tented a certificate of the fact that the freedom or that com pany had been acerried to Sir John Laird Blair Lawrence, and the meotutisn of the court for conferring the freedom of the City woo thin read by the Town Clerk, alter which Sir John wade and subscribed the usual declaration. The CMAXTERLAIN then in a highly eulogistic cadre,s made the presentative. He then tendered his hand, whfat was cordially chokes by Sir J. LkWHENCIN who replied at follows—My lord, I think your lordship end this honourable court for the high distinction which you have conferred on we this day—a dis tinction which, if pootible, has been enhanced by the terms in which it has been conveyed. It is an honour which I share with some of the bravest and noblest of nue °mum men. (Hear. hem.) The tribute paid by your Chtunbeilain to the memory of my heave and lamented brother, Sir Henry Lawrence—(mar, hear)—erne just end trite. (Hear, hear.) He was an officer of Use highest ceptratione, and • mu, of unbounded becevolenre. During • 101 l course of thirty live years service in Burundi, Affithitostan, the Punjab, and Rejpeotata, he maintainel the honour of our country, end upheld the reputation of our arms. (Cheers.) In the concluting menus of his life, at LuAnow, he, if poetible, outdid himself. So long as pesos could be maintained it was maintained by hie prudence, justice, and conciliation, obits at the tAllle time, by hi, segacity end foresight, he male arrangetneate for the security of British interest*, and I believe that but for bias not one of our beleaguered country men or countrywomen in Lucknow would hove survived. (Loud cheers.) Me lord, I desire to say but bale of myself on rhte °emotion. if I wee pieced in • petition of creme difficulty and danger, I was elm fortunate in being ear rounded by .101110 of the best, bravest, end ablest men which India could prodee.. (Cheers.) In times of pus we laboured so as to meet times of commotion, diffi culty, end danger. (Hear, hour.) We worked to reduce a new country into rule, order, and system. We worked with a view to improve tbe material prosperity of the people,. end codesvoured, to the best totem ability, to engage their aym whirs awl us . (Hear, boar.) And thus it was that, by the help of Ord, when that stone broke out which threat ened to overwhelm ell India, we were able to withstand its fury and irs violence. (Hear, hear.) My lord, I have re ceived honours and distinctions from to, sovereign, and I hers been received by all classes of my countrymen with the greatest coneideratit n, and I map my, affecti es. (Hear, hear.) And I hope ere long that come of those dietinct ions which I have received may fall to the lot of urine of three who were my friends and coadjutors in the l'unjeuh. (Loud end continued cap; louse.) Sir J. Lawrence (who ware the uniform of a K.G.C.A.) spoke in tones of unaffected modesty and feeling throughout his brief address, et do oonclwilon of which he chock bands with the Lord Mayor and aldermen near him, ant then re tired amid renewed applause, the court uprising to a wen and standing till he had ponied from their eight. CA3XVISCATION AT YORK.—The members of the convocatlon of the province of York as s embled on WeJne day in ooedienee to her liaison's writ, in the clonpter•bons. at the Cothadtal at York. There was a mionerous atten dance of the clergy. There was also a conoolerAle number of the laity present as opectobso. Tits At elibtahop at Yoeit, the preoident of the convocation, wee ant pretest ; bet his prom was reorscated by the floe. and Very Rev. Dr. Dan cwobs, Demo of York. and the Vie. Stephen Crrylke, Arch deacon of Yolk and canna rapid. ntiory, two of his consols sionerm. 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