The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-02 00:00:00

: I *% .1.‘11.1t 411 4 1 L. resi Lbw . S . Cr : SSAtidliel * [Stamped. Id. Additional] No. 5,011.] LONDON. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1862. [TWOPENCE CALUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam ( Voram . unleatioa between London and India on 15th of each month, by one of the magnificent fleet of steamers belonging to the East India and London Shipping Company lLimitest. The well-known clipper auxiliary steam ship JANOS, 2.666 tons, T. HURZT, coonnauler, now loading In the :tactile ! London) Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark ing passengers at, and leaving tIRAVESIND ou IStb September sir CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of dood Hope, and calling at MADRAS to land and embark pas...engem only. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India Trade, has been thoroughly retitkal, has first rate accomm•alation for passengers. and will :ally au experienced sur3con, also a stewarneai. The average pwage of the last four steamers has been 74 lays 41 hours to Madras. and the last, the Nydaspcs, made the voyage in 65 days, being the shortest passage on record. It es Anticipated that the sncrevalnc vessels will accomplish the voyage in an approximate lime. Foe freight or passage apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 56, Parlianscut street, S.W. ; the Dream, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhall.street, E.C. or at the OFFICES of the COM PANY, 9, Mincing-Line, Loudon, E.C., where also application for appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. OA CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate F despatch the feat-riling "hip OrIITRITDE, A 1 for 13 yews, 549 tons register; THOMAS SPIO3DING, Commander ; loading in the Lid India Dock. This ship has excellent accom modation for psatentrers, and cameo an experienced surgeon.— Early application should be male to GELLATLY, LANKILY, add SEWELL, 27, Leadenhall-strut, KC. BOMBAY Direct (with (qnick despatch), the splendid teal/4,01ft ship EDWIN FOX, A 1, 12 3.1 111 . dra tons register, AIACLICAN, Commander; loading In the East India Dodos Das excellent accommodation for passengers, and sill carry an expecieneed surgeon. - For freight or apply OULLTLY. HANLEY, sad dliWkiLL, 27, Lea-strset, E.C. BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Edwin Fox), with gulch despateh, the splendid twitsailing clipper ship tLAMANCA. g 1 13 yearn, 561 sous register. G. N. LI V ESAY, coniniander : loading in the East India Diggs. Has execlleut ac. iornnindatlon for passengers. Will cony an experienced surgeon. —For trelyht or passage apply to OU.LAILY, HANKEY, sad SEW - ELL, 21, Leadeuhallstreet, EC. FOR KURRACHEE (tmlling at Beypore), haring nearly the whole of her cargo engaged. the flee vrdish built ship FOICrIERS, A lin Red, uewl red, 756 unis register ; W. I). COKENB, Commander; in 4 m the Last India Docks —For freight or passage, apply to OkILLATLY, DANKEV, and SIWSLL, Y 7, Leactenballetrost, R.C. QIIANGHAB direct —The well-known clipper ship SHEL/WANY. AI 12 yearn 372 tons register, loading to the East India Doan—For freight or , apply to IMAM, ICNISVIIT, and HOLUM Sun Cornbill , or to uELLATLY. HAN IC BY, and o EWELL, It Leatlenhall-otraet, dC WSSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Illackwaltyard. London) LINE of PACK ET SHIPS to AI'S fRALIA.—Poe lIELBOURNE, Port Phillip direct, to leave the Docks ou SATURDAY, Sept. 20. calling at Plymouth. the splen did clipper ship SUSSEX, 1.000 tons. RODKET RIMERS, Com mander . lying in the East India Dock. Her accomminlations for all classes of puseugers are unsurpiused, and she will carry an experienced surgeon. For freight or p “irspe apply to 11.7.1.0 D, ALLPORT, and SHWAS, with Messrs. Money Wigram and sons, 7, Isradenhall-street. Passengers by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first class for second claw fares, and second-class fur third-class fares, TO BIUTISU COLUMBIA POIL MS 1 WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct —The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, wed PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend despatch keg then full-powered ely.ale-built Iron Screw Steam-ships. calling at Queenelowa to embark passengers and despatches. so follows: WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. EDINBURGH, Wednesday. Sept. S. ETNA. Wednesday, kept 10. CITY OF BALTIMORL, Wednesday, Sept. 17. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin passageCii,ii, - ..;aiii;177., -- .73coniG g " to the accom modation. Forward passage. 8 guises., Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for tin ids. the United States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms- —For further particulars wily to WILLIAM INMAN, Pt, W.iter-street, Liverpool; or to ItVK and MACEY, GI, Klng WlLliamatreet, City. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The ORF : AT EASTERN,II,9IS tow, WALTER FATON, c - crm'caanlier77iii•&;na - tcitli6c; leave 1O call at Queenstown, as under: WEDNMDAY. Octobcr I.—TI DAY, November la. Fares :—First am Cabin, g to £23, acconlln to accom modation, el having the name privileges in the eal.m. Tourist, or Return Tickets, at a fare and a halt. SCCMIIi Class Cabin, £l4_.. Intermediate, £lO : Steerage, £l.; 61. Freight on moderate Limns. Apply to SEYMOIra, PEACOCK, and Co , 118, Penehurch street, London, KC.; or to the Great Ship taarnaany :Limited). 90. Cannon-street, Leaden. KC. ; and 27 and 29, The Albany, Old Halletreet Llverpoet Per Steerage penmen:a apply alas to SABEL and SEARLE. 19, Wateratreet, Liverpool. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS between SOUTHAMPTON and NEW YORK.—The magnifteent steam ships belonging to the North Oernian Lloyd are appointed to lave Sonthanapton foe NEW YORK direct, cetrying the Tinted Staten : NEVI VoRK. 3.000 tons. 700 horse-power. W 0.1009403, Sept. 3. HANSA. 300 tons, 700 horse-power, We.lnesday. Oct. 1. BREA EN. 3,000 tons, 700 hocse-power, Wet!ocean), Oct. 15. The Ireland accomminintion r( thee ite uusor passed y any steaniships crossing the ocean, and the dietary mid general arrangruients for the convenience and comfort of -Jrenegers are unexceptionable. Fares : First.cLes upper saloon, guineas; Mat-class lower saloon, 13 guineas: third.class, o guineas. ?height taken on misler.itc terms.—Apply to PHIL LIPP% Glklik3i, and PHILLIPPS. 11, Wand-lane, leuchurch. street, KG ; CHAOKEY and Co., 3, Lotlibury, LC. ; or to .1. H. WOLFF and Co.. Southampton. poPENHAGEN, biALMO, and STOCKHOLM. N./ The stuarner EAST ANGLIAN, Captaht JA146.4 SMITH, dears out for the above porta on the oth lust., receiving at tioraelydown.—Apply to the corners, Messrs. JOHN J 87. 4. - VON and AON : or to MILLIPPS, GRAM and PHILLIPPB, 11, Bad-lace, EG STEAM to BREBIEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick, sad Coolant Germany, EVERY WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY, by tbe North German Lloyd's splendid steamers ADLEAL, HOWE, or StaWALBE, from Horselydowo, at 11 It M., lt.aling at 11Wand, Pier for passengers at noon. The ve-vels have superior seconunadation for passengers. Paris to Bremen: EY and Yl ; return tickets, Et and Cl 10s.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal ttmve, Regent-dreas, W.: int to PHILLIPPIt, GRAYBS, and PHILLIPPS, 11, Rood-buss. LC. ATA ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The B RHINE.—The VIER learn the British And Foreign Steumwherf. Wap ping. every SUNDAY, at 11 am. rum : ?a., .C 1 10a., and 17t. at. The FVENOOLD, from off the Tower, every THURS DAY MORNING early. laze ea.—Apply to CHAPLIN'S UM venal OHM Renew arWent. W.: or to Mums, GRAVSL ead.PHILLIPP3, 11. Rood-lane. LC, CHEAP EXCURSION to CALAIS and BACK, from the Vittoria West-LW Station, ll , rne and Clapham Stations of the LONDON. CHATHAM. and DOVES ItAILIVAV CMIIPAN Y. on SCNDAV, the 711, of September, by SPECIAL ThAISS and Mummer. First Mat, 10s. ; Second (lam, Ts rd.. leaving Victoria at 7.10 um. M only a limited number of tickets for these eccursions can be issued, early application should be made to present disippoint ment, on or before Saturday. the eith September. Handbills can be obtained at all the booking-Wats • of the Company. ity permission of the Mayor of Calais. the splendid municipal land will perform during the afternoon at tAilais, also the hand of the military. EXCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO for their V AMILI LA in ciree of DEATH or LI weekly for THE If *tired Ey RAILWAY AcCIEENT by hiking so INSURANCE TICKET. cording TWOPENCE, of the RAILWAY PAMENCEEK ASSUR %NCI: COMPANY. the neap mmpany rimming against railway nerliknis who are excitalvely privileged to item dieursoce ticket* at the venom. Milling shake& N. li.—Take ;oar insurance Hetet whew .on peg your fa re . Otienbill, KC. WILLIAM J. TIAN, Secretary. 00ALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. V ll',Aber, ad [lagslarid Coal Davide. No travellers oe agents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Helton, Haswell, and Lanibton Withered, t oln st house coal direct from the col births by screw steamers, is :131. per toe AO sot pay more under any pretest . Hartlepool, .2.25. toißeld, 17s. ; brit small, Inland, by railway , st class, "!Or second class, lgo: Clay CP.., lth. awl Ins.. Banisley, 175.. Hartley, 160. Net eord th!lverol acteened to any part of London. All orders direct to LF. and Co chief offices. North London Railway Station, Hig..bury, lslasittou, or Klaytalaad. QUIN I N E wATzivrs. NALTINT.LANE, CANNON-STREET. CITY, LONDON. hold by all cowers. chemist... 410 others, 303. per dozen. ILINATIONAL ILLMISITION.—nee CLLD4 W •I N E: riIRIE.- , ENIAR., No. 1., for acquired Local and A. Grirtril Ikbaity TVlreentar, No. 11.. for name disorders vberr ••taltra asp love. I Trkermar, No. 111., for all cam nbrre Mammy it atlatialstered. Sent port free by return for two stamp. —Albino. 1111WICUS. 44a., Maddox-tared apeman ll* side of v . t•eorar's Claura„ liauover-s.ivare, London, W. A, NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scoTrs 111L101:3 and LIVKIi prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. hcort, will be bound invaluable to all wbo auger from bilious and liver coin- Iniiiihistion, wind. spasms, giddiness, Wariness of the ryes. c. Ykr habitue/ costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, and as a porniiir of the blood, t hey ire t ru ly mcclkmt mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, and streagtben the whole nervous system-- hold by W. Lambert, 20, Jams) natreet, and by most druggists, in butes, Is. lid. and 2a. yd. Ile sure to ask for Dr. heoers hilieus and Liver Pills. The genuine are a suture green package, with llamas Lambert," engraved on the stamp DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE redeem manhood k the moat ',battered antatitations la am tracks. Failure la impossible. ha effects sty permanent. No eeimultatinn u.oressary.--Sold in mum with toll Instructions, at ilia, or four , piantitlea for *t.. emit FA/ w h ere, care l l 4 Pained on receipt of rema ce taner ntampa—tlak agents, r and en.. Pr,. strand, near Ternnl.har. MUSCULAR POWER RESTORED in ,POURTSCsi DAYS, without the posnibility of Mom 14.4 guaranteed remedy enclose tyro iLdup&— Adder, CHI -11.1"8. 2411, Regent-Arta% London, W. THLON D 0 N, 191, Fleabetreet, sear Temple-bar. SAWYERS FAMOUS LONDON DINNER foe THIS DAY, September 2, will eoustil Of— POTAGES. De Nunn* 2 la Relne-9 la Jardinilre. POISSON. Anguilla 2 tur9e—Fileta de Btille Dila. ENTREFS. Catelettea de Mouton a 4ia:cl:l:;i:se . —Tqe de Veau en Tortne. Mouton botdlli—Bout rai. Pouding i lcirWriliiiiet—D'Artois. Frontage et Salads. TO-MORROW, September 3, the LONDON DINNER will ameba of— _PuTAGSS. Puree de Venaleon i i;iiiaWear—li la Nleeraaile. POISSON. Moms sauce aux flultres—Merlaus hits. INTRNIS. Poulet IL la Marengo—Petits Paths de Homerd. fkeuf boullll—Hancbe de Mouton rOtle. Pomrae aux iii—Beig Uata d'Ansuraa. Frontage et I %lade. An extensive end carefully-selected deck of French, Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The London Dinner. A tine llaunch of Venison every day at 6 o'clock. N.B. During the /Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be served dully from two until nine o'clock, end Moos fa the Coffee Zoom ► la carte from one ROO ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at tour o'clock. RAWltilt, Proprietor. CIRYSTAL PALACE.-T O-MORRO W. N. _1 GREAT FLOWER and FRIA'S SHOW.—No erten Charge. One Shilling only. CRYSTAL PALAC MOILILOW.—The Palace end Oardeas will be opened as usual in Nine, bat the barrlen enclosing the stands for Flowers as well as Prult will not be removed until the J 'Win have con cluded their awards, about Twelve o'clock.—By mder, u.OBAIVB, Secretary. Crystal Palace, Sept 2, PM. UNDIKINISHED SUCCESS of LITTLE CORELLL the wonderful and incomparable gymnast.; and enthusiastic reception of Miss Constance, the Star of the West, who, together with Medallic Losebini, Madame Vale keuaere, the celebrated soprano ? Sam Collins, and a host of talent, will appear EVERY 6VE:VING, at the LONDON PAVILION. LOISL and SONNIIAILMEIt, Proprietor,. MESSRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The quality may be judged by their display under the Eastern Dome of the International Exhibition; also in the Cutlery De partment, Class XXXII., and in the North Gallery, Class XXX VI., Photographic A'bnma, Dressing Bags, Dressing Cases, Despatch Boxes, Total... Writing Cases. Po. ketellooks, Purses, Bagatelle Tables, Chews-boards, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Apparatus, Desks, Workboxes, Inkstands ; the Magic Strop and Paste, supe rior Razors, Scissors, and Penknives : the best Table Cutlery and Electro Plate; Papier Mach! Tea-trays, Waiters, and a variety of Ilret.class ornamental pieces in Papier Macht ; Parisian Novelties in Ormolu, Postage Balances, Courier Bag,, Picnic Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wine alto Spirit Maim, Mediaeval Articles, and a variety of elegancles suitable for presents. Mr. Bann having been appointed by her Majesty's Commis sioners aJuror in Class XXX VI. of the International Exhibition (Dresaing.eases, etr -, the arm were by tide circumstance pea eluded from competing fur a prize medal. A medal was awarded them in Class XXXII. (Cutlery). lif, Regent-street, W. and 4, Lesdenhall.striet, E.C., London fourth house from Corn M). Catalogues post tree. " A FACT WORTHY OF NOTE" MR . from Bond-street to 73, BROOK-STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE on the let i ktot.r, 18Z.H. The ltd. Trousers (eeigtudled by him) better thavi ever. _ _ Eatollibe4 HAL NCYFICE. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK.- To avoid disappointment from the substitution of coun terfeits, be careful to ask fur the Genuine bond's Permanent Marking Ink, and further to distinguish it, observe that NO SIXPENNY SIZE is, or has at any time been prepared by him, the Investor and proprietor. N.B.—The genuine and URIGI NALDOID'SPERMANENTMARKINOIYK bears the address on the label, td, LONG-LANE, WEST SMITHFIELD, CITY. SPECTACLES, unproved by HARRIS and SON, lOU most certainty preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15►: steel, with tres, 3a to lea. Gold and hiller Spectacles and lye-Glaases reat variety, at equally low price.. Harris's Proapect Glam. LTA ed post free. THOS. HABILIS and SON, Opticians to the loyal Family, opposite the British Museum Gates, Loudon. Established IiSO. Oaution.—No travellers employed. AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is miiversally to high repute for its unprecedented success during the last 00 years In promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevents hair from tailing off or turn ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hale. In climates It alike displays its In comparable results, and has long been an established favourite in India. Price SLIM., 75., les. INL, equal to four small, and 21a per bottle. Sold by A. aowLA ND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemista anti perlwaera—Aak for Rowlands' Macassar NOTICE. —The New Novel, FOOTSTEPS BEHIND HIM. by WILuAn B. STIWAST, Is now ready at all libraries in town and country. A MIMI SUPPLY of Mr. WILLIS COLLIBDS BASIL will be ready 0 Friday next. Landon: Sampson LOW, Seta and Co., 47, Ludgate-hill. NEW WORK BY "WATERS" On September let Dever before published, price ts., UNDISCOVERED CRIMES. By " WATexa," Author of " Recollections of a PolieeOfficer," "Experiences of a Real Detective," die— de. Intensely tolerating work surpames In aromatic abet and an at We power anything hitherto produced. Lembo Ward and Lock, its. Fleet street. THI POLICE MAGISTRATE. On September Ist, never before publisbe.i, price 5i., RECOLLECTIONS of an IRISH POLICE MAGISTRATE. Edited by his 60n in - Lan ADDOIOII —.. . • of tinted Major yokes, Chief Police flagistrate of flimsier, his snrprining pursuit of '• Whiteboys," Terry AIL.," and Peep ollay Heys." and his marvellous mcapes horn all hiuda of plots to entrap and saimaduatn him. Loudon: Ward and L'ek, 158. Pleetutmet. OPENING OF THE THEATRES IN HOLY *BRIE a compliance with the resolution of a special meeting of the council of the English Church Union, the following letter has been aderewed by the president to her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, respecting the restoration, in his lordship's licences to the Loudon theatres, of the pro hibition against their being open in Holy Week : Ll, Borleighatreet, Strand, W.C., August 27, 1862. "My Lord,-1 have been requested by the council of the English Church Union to cell your lordship's attention to the imestioe of opening the metropolitan theatres in Holy Week, which from tune immemorial, with the exception of this year, bad invariably been closed. " Yoar lordship will, doubtless, recollect that you stated to the deputation that had the honour of waiting upon your lordship last spring the impossibility of acceding to the memorial they presented to you, on account of the fiancee having been then already granted ; but that you would take the matter into cousideintion before the annual period should recur for re-issuing the licences. "As that period is now approaching your lordship will pardon the liberty I take in recalling these circumstances to your recollection. " That a very strong feeling exists amongst all church men with respect to the opening of the theatres in the Holy Week fur the first time this year is a fact which I think your lordship will not dispute. The large and emi nently respectable deputation above referred to, consisting as it did of many members of both houses of parliament, as well as of a large number of the clergy and laity, was un questionably a proof of that fact. .."This feeliog, too, of universal reverence and respect for that great sod holy week must be evident to your lordship, from the circumstance that, in moat of the great provincial towns of this country, the theatres have always been closed during that sacred season. "I; the opinion of the council of :this union it would be a serious blow to religion to do violence to the feeling of reverence for this time-honoured sad pious custom ; and, moreover, it would in their opinion be extremely detri mental to the religious condition of the people if her Ma jesty, by your lordship's mesas, should even appear to MDCLOO an alteration that could not be otherwise than ex preselve of contemptuous indifference to the just authority of the church, which from the earliest ages Ms set apart this we e k, end regarded it as super-eminently holy and se parate from all other weeks iu the year, for the purpose of religiously manneroorating the Passion and Death of our LOy . d2emus Christ. council, is °malodor, desire me to express to your lordship their hope that, in the re-tone of the usual homes to the managers et the metropolitan theatres, your lordship will re-insert the ancient clause prohibiting the theatres under your lordship's jurisdiction from being opened during the ►loly Week.—l have the honour to be, your lord ship's obedient servant, " Court L1141.113AY, " President of the English Church Claim. " The Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain, Re." CATITAL PALM —Owl SE ILLINO DA Y. —MON TM; SEPT. L—Adatiasioat on payment, 19,1'13; ditto by sataas *ANN 1,008; total, 20,201. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ZZUTEIeS TZLIXIIIIAL) ITALY. MILAN, Stn. 1. Popular demonstrations were renewed in this city yesterday evening, but were less turbulent than those which had already taken place. The National Guard and a few patrols of regular troops succeeded in maintaining order. One person was wounded. To-day the city has begun to return to its ordinary tranquil state. _ _ TURIN, Sari* 1. The Discussion of this evening says :—" We have reason to believe that a royal decree will be published to-morrow constituting the Senate a MO Court of Justice for the trial of Garibaldi and his accomplices." The Official Gazette of this evening says : "Under the pretext of false news demonstrttions have been attempted at Milan, Como, Pavia, Genoa, and Palermo. The employment of force, the vigilance of the authorities, and the arrest of same peraens, sufficed, however, to disperse the as semblages and re-establish order." PARIS, Sen. 1. La Pounce of this evening states that insurrec tionary movements have occurred at a great many places in Italy. At Leghorn, according to the same paper, an outbreak having taken place, the troops were with drawn, in order to allow the popular excitement to subside, and thus avoid a terrible collision. The council of ministers will not take place until to-morrow. AMERICA. (Per Jura, vie Quebec and Londonderry.) NEW YORK, Auourr 21, ?dooms°. General Pope has retreated from the banks of the Rapidan, and is reported to have effected a junction with General M'Clelliut near Acquia Creek. The government withholds all information concerning his movements, but the position of the contending armies in the Virginia Valley leads to the supposition that a battle may have been fought, or is imminent. All newspaper correspondents are excluded from General Pope's army. The whole Confederate army is reported to have moved out of Richmond, in the direction of Vir ginia Valley. The Confederates are also said to be making a movement from Gordonsville in the direction of Fredericksburg. The Confederates have retreated from before Lexington, Missouri, pursued by a large Federal force. The Confederates have captured Clarksville, Tennessee, and are advancing on Fort Donnelson, which has been evacuated by the Federals. The Confederates have been repulsed in an attack on Edgefield, Tennessee. Confederate (1) regiments have gone from Indiana into Kentucky. The Mayor of Henderson, Kentucky, has joined the Confederate army. An enthusiastic reception was given yesterday in New York to General Corcoran. The whole popu lation turned out en masse. General Corcoran de dared his intention to immediately raise a brigade and return to the war. The negro brigade has been disbanded. (Per Jura, by telee c r i a s t a to ari f y ar Race, and from NEW YORK, Allover 25, EvErma. General Pope is now stationed on the north bank of the Rappahannock, the crossing of which was successfully accomplished. , The Confederates occupy the south bank with a fine of batteries extending fifteen miles. They have attacked the Federals, and endeavoured to cross the river several times, but have been re pulsed by General Pope, who held hi. ground. It is reported that 2,000 Confederates were cap tured aftererossing a bridge which the Federals had burnt to cut off their retreat. General DPCIrI lan's force has landed at Acquit' Creek, and effected a junction with General Pope. A general engagement appears imminent. The latest reports say that the Federal. can hold their position till the arrival of reinforcements to enable them to resume the offensive. The Confe &watts; were endeavouring to turn the Federals' front, and Get in their rear by way of Warreuten. It is ruinound that when the whole Federal army is concentrated in Virginia General Halleck will assume the command in chief. Nothing has yet been heard of Geneaal Jackson. Mr. Seward has officially announced that persons who have merely declared their intentions to be come citizens are not liable to be drafted. The Richmond IVhig estimates the destruction of cotton since the commencement of the struggle at from 4 (1) to 60 ( 1) thousand bales. A horrible massacre of whites by Indians has occurred at Fort Ridgely, Minnesota. It is reported that 500 whites were killed. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Almon 22. The stock market was favourably influenced to day by the news respecting General Pope's move ments. Stocks rose 1 per cent. NEW YORK, Acacia 25. Money abundant. Gold, 15 prem. Exchange quiet. Bankers' bills, 127 i. Stocks firm, and ad vancing. Cotton quiet. Bread stuffs dull. Pro visions quiet. Coffee and sugar firm. MEXICO. KEW YORK, At:cm 21. According to intelligence received from Vera Cruz, out Havanuah, to the Ist of August, and published in the New York papers, the French steamer Grenada had bombarded Campechy, but was driven off. Communication between Orizaba and Vera Cruz continued very difficult, The British Minister in Mexico had issued a strong proclamation against the despotic measures of Almonte at Vera Cruz. Public opinion in Mexico was favourable to ne gotiations for establishing a confederation between all the American republics. It is reported, ea Havannah, that 4,000 French troops left Martinique for Vera Crag oa the Bth of August. INDIA. (Prom TeLsrapb to India Company's Station, Juba.) BOMBAY, Auauerr 12. Rao Sahib has been sentenoe.l to be banged. Colonel Davidson, Resident of Hyderabad, died on the sth inst. Great fears are entertained of drought and famine in Western India. Paymaster Smalls has been arrested on a charge of criminal misappropriation of property. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Shirtings dull. Mule twist declining. Cotton firm. Copper quiet. Opium Malwa, 1,610 ra. Exchange on London, 2s. Oid. Government Seen rities—Four per Cents, 93} ; Five per Cents, 101 ; Five-and-a-Balf per Cents., 1111. Freights to Liverpool for cotton, 455. (By Telegraph to Bombay.) cALafrrA, Auo. 11. Shirtinge in good demand. Mule twist active. Copper improving. The indigo crop is estimated at (veto 100,000 to 110,000 umade. Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Government securities—Five per Cents., 106. Freight to London—Seeds, 80s. ITALY. (FROM OR OWN 001 ZUfilli, Ammer 29. Rtfiriotti Garibaldi, the General's younger son, Is here in Tnrin, seeking permission to go and join his father. The facts of the day are so exceptional, and this whole movement is so anomalous, that no one is surprised at the request of the son (though be is weak and sickly), or at the courteous manner in which the government refuses it, or at the anxiety of the young man's friends to prevent I his going. Under the Bourbons, or the Austrians, or the Pope, he would ere this have becn shot ; here he is universally an object of kindly regard. People wish that Garibaldi should be stopped, but no one undervalues or hates him. The King is deeply grieved that he cannot restrain him, and was much moved on reading the General's proclamation on quitting Catania, wherein he said he was resolved to enter Rome as a victor or " die beneath its walls, being sure that the Italians will avenge Mai and make the banner he has raised triumphant . " The King would fain prevent that magnanimous sacrifice, prompted by the victim's excessive love for his country's inde pendence—a love which is played upon to quite different ends by some factious persons, who are working perhaps on behalf of the European reac tion. Yesterday, in Genoa and in Florence, a gathering of the populace and of men unknown in either city attempted a re,publicau movement to the cry of " Viva Garibaldi." The tumult was quelled by the National Guards, who would have roughly handled the brawlers, though the latter were armed with knives and poignards, if the carbineers had not arrived on the ground and arrested a good number of them. By way of precaution, two bat talions of the line and one of Bersaglieri were des patched hence in the night to reinforce the garrison of Genoa, but they were not needed, order having been completely restored. The movement bad neither been deep nor spontaneous, but had been got up by the secret committees. The arrival in Genoa of some Mazzinians, who are but too well known, had been noticed two hours before the dis turbance began. Several persons were arrested in Naples after the proclamation of the state of siege, and among them were some deputies. Seeing that General La Mar more was quite in earnest, MM. De Boni, Libor tini, Znppeeta, and others concealed themselves, but the first two were discovered and arrested. They had held • meeting with other deputies, in which they proposed to proclaim the deposition of the King. Being men of no personal consideration they cannot have many followers. Among those present at the meeting was the eccentric but honest deputy Ricciardi, who said that, baviug swore to be faithful to the King and the tatute, he could not listen to such language, and he left the hall with his friends. The brothers Callichio, those audacious chiefs of the Camorra, have also been arrested. Melidieri, the delegate of public security, who effected their capture, is a Neapolitan, and an approved liberal, who accepted a post in the police for the express purpose of aid ing the government against the Camorra and the reactionists, whom he knows very well. The brothers Callichio resisted the police, and wounded Melidieri, who retaliated with a revolver, and severely wounded the elder of the two malefactors. You will, perhaps, have already heard of another arrest made in Naples, that of your learned Hun garian friend, M. Pulzki. He is said to have been denounced by a foreigner as a dangerous man ; but I hope that General La Marmon", on better infor mation, will promptly set him at liberty. The Commendatore Minghetti, who had set out . . . for Paris and London, has r - eturned without having reached the latter city. Perhaps he did not wish to be out of sight and out of mind of his fellow-towns men in case of a sudden change of ministry. It is said, and I believe with truth, that Signor Rattazzi, rightly regarding Signor Farioi as one of the most influential men in parliament, has pri vately laid before him the documents which serve, in his own opinion, to justify his administration. It is certain, however, that um,er it the affairs of Italy have suffered a great change for the worse, and I do nut suppose he will pretend to lay the blame on the comet that is now shining above our horizon. General Tiirr went yesterday to Alessandria, where are assembled all the Hungarians of the dis banded legion, and those who have lately come to seek an asylum there. The Hungarian legion rendered important services in the south against the brigands, but emissaries of Martini sowed dis senKions among them, and it was necessary to dis band the legion, and send some Hungarians out of the country. General Turr is now commissioned to reorganise it. Garibaldi has written again to the King, but this time he has not sent his letter to any minister, but has taken care that it should be delivered directly, having ascertained that two preceding letters bad been kept back, an act at which, it is said, the King was greatly displeased. Gari baldi is still persuaded that he is not a rebel to the King. I have it from the lips of the Cavalier. Marco (that prefect of Caltanisetta who was dis missed for having entertained Garibaldi), that when the General and biz officers dined with him in Cal tauiaetta, after the King's pruclamatiob, the Gene ral proposed this toast—" To the health of Victor Emmanuel, crowned in Campidoglio." 2ND BATTALION ESSEX VOLCNTILWA—Tbe an nual inspection of this battalion took place on Saturday last, under Colonel Ilsbitson, the government inspector. The total number of all ranks in the field was Gist, sod comprised :—Lieut.-colonel, 1 ; majors, 2 ; staff, 3 ; op tains, 9 ; subalterns, 18 ; sergeants, 54 ; buglers, 9; rank and file, 559. Colonel Ibbitsou arrived on the ground at six o'clock, and was received with the usual honours. After paring down the ranks the battalion was broken into columns of oompanies, sod after marching past in quicldtime, both in open and quarter distance whine, was put through a variety of evolutions, all of which were performed with the greatest etesdiness and precnion, alirit rug the marked approbation of the inspecting eerie. At the conclusion Colonel Ibbileon spoke as follows :—" Coked Capper, I cannot allow the men to go home without expres sing the greet satisfaction I feel at seeing so large a muster of the battalion, and my approval of the manner in which the men have gone through their duties this afteenoces. It shows that there has bees a steady attention to the pain ciplre 0141611. without which none can be soldiers, but with which the battalion in sure to remain, as it is, one of the most of cieot I have seen. I should have liked to bays seen acme blank firing ; but altogether, again I repeat, I am ex tremely gratified with the aftemooe's proceedings, and shall have much pleasure in reporting most favourably. The state of efficiency of the battalion reflects the greatest credit upon the colonel, the comrrissioned and non-commis sioned officers, and indeed all the members of the corps..' Colonel Ibbetaon then took leers, of Colonel Capper and the officers, and saluting the ranks rode off amidst three hearty cheers. The ems were thee marched off the ground, wink had been mast admirably kept by Captain BOOM? conmeny ci artillery, the 3rd Paw, en arm al the battalion. t3PORTING INTELLIGICNCE. TATTERSALL'S.—MoNDAY. The settling of the past week's accounts having bees chiefly effected in the City during the morning, ample Woe was left for the renewal of speculation at the Corner. As will be found below, the St. L e ger entirely engrossed IMP tiou, but the quotations presented no change of any come. qualms. The Marquis retained his position as first favourite with great firmness, 7to 2 being taken freely about him. Buckskine was also one of the popular favourites, sto I being taken on behalf of the Haymarket comedian. lam brook made another decided step in the favour of barkers of horses, for this afternoon so more than 7 to 1 could he obtaised about him. Caractacua, concerning whom there still exists much uncertainty, and even mystery, WY in somewh at better odour to-&y, the Derby winner finding supporters at 10 to 1. Exchequer, who had also been rather " &My," was backed at 12 to 1. Argonaut, who bad " come" in the course of Saturday in City circles, was firm at lb to I, and, from the quartets in which be is supported, he is likely to see a shorter price. The Stockwell colt found friends at 20 to 1, and John Scott's "second string," Hurtle:ape, was ft turned at 22 to 1 (taken). 25 to 1 was also lass about Johnny Armstrong. Old Calabar, whose admire was as• parted to be more rapid, was backed at the same meta& figure. Closing prices : _ ST. LEGER. 7 to 2 apt Hon. S. Rawhe's The Marquis (0 5 to 1 Mr. Merry's Beekstese (t) 7 to 1 Mr. s Gar Whose& (M 20 to 1 Mr. SsoMft's Oarsetwass (t) 12 to 1 Lord Ocrraetry's Exolmmiese (t) 16 to 1 Sir Joseph Hawley's Argonaut (t) 20 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Stockwell oat (t) I 2 to 1 Lord Falmouth's Hurries, (I) 25 to 1 Mr. Fobert's Johaay Armoires( (t) 25 to 1 S. R.. Bullishly's OM Calabar (t) DERBY SUMMER MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. THE CHATSWORTH STAIRS (Handicap) of 60 son., added to a sweepstakes of 10 rams. each, li it, and 3 eel, if en dared ; winners extra ; the second to save his stake. One mile. (14 sub, 6of whom declared.) Age st lb Age at lb General Hess 6 9 2 I Ran Aris Millionaire Defender 6 710 Vortninna 3 i - 4 a s 4 iiiite; George 9 7 0 litho I Tan HARRINGTON STAKES of 40 mom, addled le a sweep- stakes of 5 sow. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst lab ; Mies and geldings, Bst 7lb ; winners extra. About .halfo-mile straight. (Il subs.)—Erin-go-Bragb, Jeluits, Olpey oby Wild Dayrell—Nourmahal, Lady Fanny, TAO, Lair& (late Winsome), Merry Hart, Hawthorn Blossom, Moun tain Buck, Eordale. Tin 111111LE121125' PLATE (Handicap) of 30 mom, added to a sweepstokes of 5 ama each, for all ages ; Menem extra. T.Y.O. To close by 8 o'clock on Tuesday eraning. Tea SODBI7IIIT PLATE (HADdiESLO Of 50 Dors., eddied to a sweepstaks of 5 more. each, 2 ft to the food ; the 111103111 d to MVO his stake ; winners extra. About three quartos of a mile. (20 subs.) Age It 19 st lb Le?rtt of the Manor . 5 9 0 Bedouln Ahron Evetisatlng Callarins David Ann .. 810 Pupil 6 8 7 Taowcirth (Ms 1464 6 6 6 graph: I 8 6 Cutler 4 7 11 Hopeful I 6 11 1 717 Taut.iagy (bile awl% Ducat Astarte Mamas la AM 3 74 f by 3 imam— Ovetticate 3 7 4 Mountain Mali(ht) t 4 I 09bolla TAB Memeres' Pun of 25 move., added to a eneeysislres of 5 "n• each ; weight for age. with selling allowaness. Three quarters of a mile. To close and name before eight o'clock os Tuesday evening. TIM BILLING OrAese of 5 SOTS. each, with 25 ad for tor 2.yr olds, tit 101 b; mane 2•yrolds , and geldings allowed 31h ; se bog allowances. Half a mile. To close and name before eight o'clock on Tuesday evening. DEVON AND EXETER RACES. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. Ten Coturrr Cur, a piece of plate value 200 soya., by subsoriptiou of 10 sots. each, 5 ft, with 100 added from the fund ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 101 b • four, 9st ; Are, aim, sad dial, 9st 71b ; mares sod gsldioss allowed 3lb ; Essen Wm, he. ; the winner to be sold for 500 soya, he. Two silo and a half. (20 subs.) Age Breechloader 3 Loiterer .. Doncaster Age Are . 6 Star of the West 6 . 4 not to be !WWI .Slirtstion Optimist .... bird StAnley Innen.° .... 4 , rot to be sold) Dorking 6 Vlnegar 14111 4 Mt. Haman,' Vlolct 3 Lord Stanford, Lord Vivian, Mr. Payne, Lord Poltimorr, Oeveral Studd, and Mr. Clench aro a mbers, bat dad not acme. _ . THE DZVON AND EXISTER CLI'D *Mit% (Handicap) of 5 soma each, 3 It, for all ape ; winners wars. Three-guar tared a mile. Age et lb Twilight Kiagof the Yorest a 8 0 Plum Nativity Certificate Are et lb . ♦ •I 4 4 • i 7 Tin LADII6' PLATA (Handicap) of 30 tom, added to a sweepstakes of 5 soya. each ; gentiensee Mese ; *keys, 71b extra ; winners extra. One mile ►ad a bal. Age et IA Age et no 6 11 12 Dorking 4 11 x Villager The Greek Quleksitser THE SOUTH-W1E11123.1111 STAILICK (1111411•41) Of 6 sows. each, 2 ft, with 25 added by the London eel Smel6 Western Railway Co' inpaoy ; vmisers extra. Half a mile. —To close and name by five o'clock on Tuesday, and the weights to appear as soon as possible. A SWII7‘TAILES of 3 sore. each. with 25 addled ; 2-yr olds, 7st 10Ih ; Hires, tit 10Ib ; fair, 10st Nlb ,• Ilve, sin, sad aged, list ; osrtais pecalties and gelling snowmen. Oue sail..—To dose and name by eight o'clock os Tends, evenieg. JUDICIAL BTATISTICS.-ENGLAND AND WALES. The constabulary returns recently issued for the past (official) year, compiled by order of her Majosty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Dewlap's!, afford the followiug information in regard to criminals and offeoces : The " indictable" crimes committed are staid M be 50,809 in number—viz., 2,473 offences against the purse, 5,062 against property with vi01en0e,40,242 against property without violence, 493 malicious offences against property, 1.762 forgery and ciliates spigot the currency, and 777 offences which cannot be included in the foregoing dames. The number of primns apprehended during the year fee indictable offences was 27,174, of which 8,794 wan dis charged by magistrates, and 18,360 committed or hailed for trial. Of the latter, 13,879 were upon trial convicted and sentenced as follows, viz. : 50 to death, 2,450 to various terms penal servitude, 10,971 to imprisoomcnt fur va rious periods, 262 detained in reformatory school., and 146 whipped, fined, or held to baiL These 27,174 persons are clamed as 3.750 knows thieves 1,597 prostitutes, 740 moods, kr., 6,464 suspicious cla; meters, 414 habitual drunkards, 5,404 of prevlo good character, and 6,796 whom characters were not aseertaimid. The number of persons proceeded spinet before aegis- Ostia during the year, the sees being determined eam tartly, was 394,717, their offerer cotnpriaiog simanha, I cruelty to animals, drunkenness and disorderly desessi, I petty theft, and wilful damage ; also offences spied various seta of parliament classed as factory, hackney and stage carriage, mutiny, mercantile marine, public heath pawnbrokers, police, poor laws, revenue, vagrant, weight; and measures, and others. Of the 394,717 persons so charged 131,207 werediscbarged by the magistrates before whom the cams were brought for adjudication, and 263,510 convicted-60.452 being sentenced to imprisonment for various periods, 1,237 sent to reforma tory schools, 163,974 fined, 10,747 required to find sureties, 22,450 otherwise punished, sad 2,621 sent to be dealt with by the army and navy authorities. The persona disposed of as above stated an described ns 15,508 known thieves, 18,407 prostitutes, 16,756 Tares* or having no visible means of subsistence, 40,514 suspisiens characters, 24,021 habitual drunkards (not otherwise &- scribed), 133,649 of good character, and 143,862 whose pa rione characters were not ioquirs4 into. The number of the criminal claims in the metropolis is proportion to the population appears to be lam thus in -y of the poops of towns, being about lin 211. The sear id the textile fabrics stand neat, of the oottoo sad ham mania. factures Deli j those of the woollen manufactories, the Mf mortal ports, the towns drawling o porn agripolloral dins tricta, Mesa& of the hardware manufactures fellow in as order in which they are placed ; the plasm towns LAes the proportion of the criminal clams :n the gimp so Emir rad being estimated at 1 in 96 of the perdatioa, According to the moat recent American &Aim, tobacco was solS is Nashville at 72 dollars per cwt., the Wart prim evert known in Tennennee. ALLAf.ZD WILFUL DINTIWCTIONI OP 111/K. LIV ILIUVOL. basset. A mud impiwt.ait so vesitedses amuse :ad ul ease which was last wsek wed si the Lisorpwal Aided test /lace Wan Mr. Ream de hasps dybstram, to-day. It may be wermibesed toot 17s= • sus captain was ebeged by • Livaird shipeessr mad Koslow with bade( writs..idtem hid tasi sib i= that ease he paid VAL he he Mee .hued ed the primar sea hammy destroyed end art ire to • semi =Mel the Masses. The promendes at the seder. however. laid. awl the Caphia, obese wee h Jas ices. sestdmeed Lea amidst the dross el de is oval le the sideman mob ley Joess. and the syersed male:we al Ruda : the Utter see es *waft apprishadied by de Limped paw sid tedidse bi rlrats i t h e s s, bankfier OrAelsiol by Mood Lusud Hatesee, sod Cm). appmeal rd Mr. /.rift to wallah the awls as hied al Oe prheses. Mr. Lethieglos. is eseslog them.s. deist that the O wner was dared seder es ad id TM., r eil ie he sed with Wise as ••••••ray haft Ye Aid al des sad destroying • ship for she wpm el Imismeireg allow writes. He shoed M ahem Is dim mei asildisiusay rM this ship was Inisdalesely tat is les by the deft* 40 the and ol Monk IKi7. is ishodoess to de yediseeis Li drachms. The shy is iptedise wee weed the Mesesh mid he yeah& wig the seede set assel . Th who would depose dee she wee meters east ls hen st Is aim Ilepeoa vig leme I. sem awe is the OM MA On 0004 NW woe also • shipowser. (holds Amid= wee appoisted lesster et the Amos is Matta. MS. soil be was dies le etessied by the pima. that d Ike mod piled dd. ad*. be Ins ad to Wag h. MN pest. The lAA 'eye. GI Jamieson. is the lissome sae was ben Limpid Ile Sara sat ask old he the west • wer e resestal brei e a s saleal maa boa d Wass pee aSierambi. Most.. ha as mass a. be wee to brie/ the vas:a beds is dirty. as dm wet fat NM , deafly 044710. The y west vsys side Roses was Mod j Cardiff to Mayne. mod it we daring this the "" 1 "4= ol 0 • Ilki• seemiss J. loloresed Sail de Memo eels issit ' re i cl u . sod ha wee tad to " hark .at the leeks :IV mewl." std It he add sot de that be see to Id ber es am. Mr. tims resalmei ase the ma amid as doubt eadmie what Ikeedisteg de " helm " sea al • ship meant. The ,anal wee lades with sash, sad Is did to carry nut the ,sip al domagai as. • luselity el is,., bandy, and tesliesehe was pet se boor& Is ase M was secowary te sat iw to 14.0114 MOO 400414 Ohs dily: Before starting far disrea. Jessisess we fold by Sesame several lass N "bait the Mass" at el de dip. M he dead ad dram her is dal wag. he wee to ell ire le Ire. Llsweire ham the massed mote et the Stoma ei as thee et his ismiessiesw. w.wld saes that he ha. Rasta tell ths captain to ••• dye to dos dil sa : e l e every:Airy so to the avail," sad that the s ad : wiled by the cadiiis, m obedisses be does obeli about in mils from rwirme. Captain Jamison Me the idled. He AAA that a February, 1514, Rasta wheal bid d be email mamma are wavy sod err ware to tabs • shire la • used ailhd the Masees. He doted did a sad shays Asa OW, sat alteresrelo pit Rases 11W.. ad a. ire he Se Swage, sea ale sepolead mini. 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I.l6 4 T estliele ill" " "lii"l" lle ar ileedi• weft et desheil, wide 6 the welgthheleetiad 4 1 Ms day mon et sedisea b••• bees abed tram 16 411 27• 1 116 • 46. They thersiere Gaped Iheashoold dry sow • eat en wile they .91 pi Gab ft ober aikido. sr Sid earning weehteg he ether adelsee all sapped dem is Oak I elleviele.-ILeeds Nercery. - __ lII=