The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-28 00:00:00

TILE UNITED STATE& ARRIVAL OF ?RE AMERICA. LIVIIIIIPOOL, arm:my. The revel dell d. -chip America, Captain hem Medea in the 16th meet., touching at /Wilke ea the might et the 17th, arrived here this meenaw, Wisely 111 pemosegers, but no specie. The ItHewin stemmed arrived out on the 16th last.: The lima, Meth at Halifax ; the Nova &oda' bathe at Qathee ; end the Arago frogs Havre, at New Y wk. The eon the action of the British art had thethely The Europa took out add of the otheaktthy iddrit which pervaded par liament and the ye en ea tide aide of the Atlantic. The New Y. 4 Berate, if the 16th June, gays The British aavelvemers Feat dyne, Cal& iheftb, erred at die puss CV heen Dem*. Mara pray d hos di" swases.. at tie ban, th• Wha Medi Wont folk staniren. whip ise Sk ethelar se rehkette, with impotent de whim has Or Oa weisseabr •I de =retaddreerat 11: 1 = =kith; Led sepmehes sift to the noode =dew of the ember win oar meth la the Wield In the Cabs pub We bays aunoteked that the ailed rho semeniew of the others hue koonved the of Oa Utah avbat , whe bee thud dosedene his etherdistho to to new In hada b Ifs s• Ills tresses le la s t we on aimed awe will be ae haw odd d asgbibi, Hs& Homes of Osagress finally adjourned es the 14th last, bat as the following day the Pesident walled the &mate together fora special even, on the ground that an extraordinary oeseides had occurred, rendering it proper that they ebsedd be in Deegan to receive and set on any oitentheeketions has the ozewedith. Oa the Sat day of this special esedes the reinedinp were of sonsider able interest: Kr. Gem the weedeki d Beejsmia Porkies, el Wweester, la odds be deed het in Joey 1456 he easersosed with herein eawnaaasne, by its earedlied Bien fit W dr peeebeee 160 tom al= der, awl Jannoy, U steed of arms. were promptly ddleemed. the eentreet was violated by for intekter. bfr. Paled ever that its i• wholly rd.t , sod oasts MAN dell. thesseen sad ode the Sated Id relief ended the dime epperehe iota of a fandin peers rest Kr. Ores and a reeektioe, which wee rind k the Derriere as Perelp IllaWikes, calling on the Prodded le sethmeleste vinare way candedt bad been mode le the in died= le the dived herd of caret gr a tkr ai d tirketelziag_ le quits an edwien t be thought this was a ens whisk aninded the stun thin of the Kr. Mama relied the melding km the Committees Penis' laYey la regard the gods Britiah eirse. It seed to a mad d ineddi that the J d the dentele &Ina be permed epos am, became of prelable breing thq theta lave co ray des nation new prooltea. Tire was ableute, aid the speoler, eines the kiretherfoa of the remolds ay that forcers deem or other.thre mare eggrendens bad been continued In the Gulf at Mass awl IMMO adjeord by British cram Zs thoeght vim du @abject wee hod& to the Wealth of the Biala pevennenst 169 wadi Kate= Hen eds. Bat the idekthu dielkehr proded the enders Mum the kre ethealre. awl lease h wee indedent thee the el the ends le In who el Kr. Wok, d wheel te heir* of . Kassa milet. emir theme empaident Wad bee adritted fa sa AIM to psi down the sieve ode; whether the tided Stud leg bed ad beta all le end this ea* sod pertioakriy whir thus there we eey any between the two mule Idah o = ast be make by trod ix wsy ebbthe slave loade Nod the haerkee r te i nie used es a sada. Three seem' b IN . he k se mead erthe Keith yet he believed thee eth l the etail l Lve ebb" I. =e l e, _peendel mete on then due on any other Ymlaeg le= Tbeee eprsd ziat ws se lebereth isio d: boaltidtket that the Beath perrameileil Ida toyeZ rem serry yews to dr esk hen ere nriesas, einkat the sky= the add! of sena eel thirds. 'led bed b. the pewee of Weep/aid the United thee, bed deep it. Ks weal of tart an might be as =lwok of rdhyoid= of the cannon if Cher eirred the rye el whit der say perm% yet he did set re bow it mai be dews. Kr. Besiends. of Laakkaa traded the weak! be eddied thaw do &sate edjoarnerrO =het appetemity woad have penedled dieceritth ant la th rem= wadi Wilms es wend err sow put a dog to the pthethee aii Odd madams. The ennead from ma noid he bad as lead the deem of Oast Meta we sod, and that the terra of the oleos were lb. Wade somethil ll Vlllireret fag Width the Kr. lketkada soworre.—die bed net se red the Wray reirtkas we this daft and Great Moth is to she be meth der thle pretended richt. DI& Weld odeleedy embed lathers the two ▪ espendee pity. abe led bet • *ale tat r easel the didedro of the weeL Ile ag d every ease sod did Ida dist Wm She • hag mid of year bud nedeavonothe to obits has thdr aordadent dorA: ses vidtetion, which mill eel he dread without oak it la be hymn the wee, d the use it wee to ell thee whited:i pettedly the richt of sera` lt wee sidled bry modes te , s behoved exareles, awl shed/ WNW =kw d la doe of pear.. Thin bed ad led amp fa the asetheethat of the kedge relatiene of die 1M thaess—aet whet day led s le meet Seth the One of the imagend wiresege. Be wasted theft weed new be dem His dais was the a r= itt dead am ineweihe the dead/ she hoe se hag owl see. eithaft porensi talmudicn simeeld be Owe to ka her tholono maid as Weer be seissilled lac= me thee the r mast panne bee d ache wed. If all loathed urn bee mune, the the with of she United eta= sissill wpm he we. The debate was continued by other senators, bat no action had been taken at the close of our despatches. It had beset rumoured that some modifications were to take place in President Buehanan's cabinet, and report pose ted at Secretaries Cobb and Floyd se likely to retire sow. A Washington telegram, , however, say. that the rumours were without loon dation. The total appropriations mule during the smiths of Osage= reached eighty millions of dollars. The Senate had confirmed Mr. John P. Stockton as United States Miasster to Rome; T. R. Chandler as Minister to Naples; E. Y. Fair, as Minister to Belgians and B. C. Yancy, as Minister to the Attendee Republic. The Naval Bill, as it passed both houses, provides for the teastruction of seven steam sloops of war, end a small side-wheel war steamer for the China sew The Oath Mail Service Bill allows the suspended pay to the Collins line of transatlantic steamers, out does not sanction the diversion of the line fens Li verpool to Southampton. Owing to a message from the President in regard to the low state of the Tremenry, s sew loan ottwenty millions of dollars at flee per cont. had bees =le deed. The news from Utah is still conflicting. A despatch from Washington states that General Scott had received despatches from Utah of Eve days later date than those transmitted by Governor Canissieg. They represent that Governor Cumming has been de ceived by the Mormons ; that after they had removed their wanes and children from Salt Lake City, the meet retuned, strengtheued their defensive positions, and asthma a threatening attitude. This news was regarded as reliable. Another telegram from Washington, dated the 13th instant, says : c,outhry M the Motor rat bees bon to some of the prom, tbo Doporimist boo Moiled mi kW dam twee tkob taws thee tress %mew Amor ne view of Some diem dew army, se moommod Y blame, to that be wont be. Sok Übe Ory_loo ; that be boo boon de ceived, wed Ike& Me mamma b net se be pod wpm. It will es sesellemall Iko map woe met to VI& eo a pow assitelles, nth* Mde mime ems sew Ogle amig, ad fa me le move thaws kb dkekkm. Them am R ap *pir earallagoola_ br wrokroL The army will Ism as reessiDp lonesbieg of oi nob lebemodloto i lre a t i a2 ll" finat a strong militiry fierce win be dithrita Ntes t e troops intended for Utah, to the saw of Arizona. • IL IA& despatch of Jane 13, says : CUL Timm L. Km*, from Comp Some, May It, pang Beeaville the wroatog. Re moms Govelear Craig Mobs Wesel to Boit Lebo atm Nabileg re allmopt maim tbi Koreas bob) se Ss sailatli Lim City ad the Northore oddment were cord, ahe penes may rosedeleg lo aam4 ibet Petty imemed we mid to he le itek, ontiedieg lot eYr down the Volley. The woes soorly SOO miles &amt. To sees tboy bowed,tboy Cie they j et snlcTint Melkooke Is Coder Ci . pt , or mo of SMI ttrk nom es melon et Camp ealla. rest 20 mho from the /1011=21= wield watt the arrival at dm wee Mme ea wik fray wet t. wog boo great Nal, raelada. k woo emend bad bum Si. elmarri a. Gowan, Claraulag. A terrible aelleitzepike happened 13 t h the Miasiatippi river, on Beaday morning, the 13th of Jane. Tbe eteamboat,Ponesylvania, of Pittsburg, while on the MINIM THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1858. way from New Orleans to St. Louis, when M Ship island, shoat 76 miles below Memphis, exploded bar boilers, caught ere, and burned to the water's edge. Of three handred and fifty persons on board, it is believed at least one hundred perished, while of those saved nearly all were more or less Wowed. A telegram of the 16th June states, that a pitmen ger estimates the number on board at 460 and thinks that 260 were lost. The floods in the Western rivers were giving muse for great uneasiness, and the reports from Cairo, ILlinois, ware of the most alarming character. The water was still rising and was running over the Ohio level in several places. Mr. Ashley, chief engineer of the Illinois, gives the opinion that one foot more rise will sweep Cairo enitrely away. Mound City is under water. The depot grounds in the highest part of the town were covered to the depth of four or five inches. Passengers were eon ' veyed a quarter of a mile from Mound City in boats to the railway. The Il moss Central Railway at Cairo was washed away on the south wine. Nearly all the houses were tumbling down, drifting away, or sinking. Scarcely a building in the city wee ex pected to withstand the flood. We t•ave news from Havannah to the 9th instant. The British war ship Devastation had called at Havana with despatches from Admiral Stewart on the subject of the naval outrages. The exact pur port of the papers did not transpire, but it was thought that orders for the cessation o f action of the gunboat officers had been sent to the Gulf of Mexico. Commander Rodgers, of the United States steamer Water Witch, had had an interview with General Concha, who assured him that he ap proved of the attitude assumed by Mr. Buchanan towards the English cruisers. It was re- I ported that Commander Rodgers, after consultation with Lieutenant Pym, of the gunboat Jasper and the British Consul-General and Captain Walker, of the Devastation, thought that many of the American captains were to blame in not showing their calcium quietly, and that the affair was not so bad after aIL Lieutenant Almy, of the United States steamship !Nihon, had landed with a batch of books containing, it was thought, the laws of the " right of search. Twenty cargoes of negroes had been landed in Harannah since March last, and in no instance had the English war Teasels intercepted them. It is again asserted that the squadron acts under orders issued to the ships on the African coast in 1849. The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, cousin to Queen Victoria, had arrived in Havannah on his way to New York. Colonel Kinney, the fi li buster, had left &r New Orleans. THE LATEST BY THE AMERICA. (sr TILIOILAPII, VIA RALIPAX.) HALIFAX, JON[ 17.—The stemmehip Vanderbilt, from Southampton for New York, was intercepted to-day off Caps Race, Newfoundland, and her news was forthwith telegraphed to New York, thus securing European advice. only eight days old. NIIW YORK, Jlllll 17, 8 simu o.—The sake at oottaa to talk market for the put two days have bees 7,000 =r a d **dosing quotation is 111 to 12c. tar liphreds Flew le quiet et previous Moe. Wheat le dell end he. • deolintag tendency. Pekes ars alightly brae. Wien own in buoyaat, and priers are rattier higher. The Week market is inactive, and the leading wearlthe have gear rally undergone a alight dealine. Now OIL SANS,Jottalo,Evaxcco.—OneeaYsa oarkst ersseetim to-day, the ealeoreachiag 12,000boks, at as wham et mat per lb. The market dosed vibe bm. Middlteg weed at 1 le. to 1 I fa, The Hammonia arrived at Cowes yesterday morn ing, on her way to Hamburg. She left New York on the 13th inst., and brings three days later news than that brought by the Northern Light. Her in telligence, however, is not so recent es that by the America, published above. THE PAPER DUTIES. The late debates on the Paper Duties seem likely to ensure their extinction, but they have not quite ex hausted the subject. A new light has of late been thrown on the early history of these Duties by the publication, for the first time, in the first Report of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, of the quan tity of paper then used. Till now, so little was known of the incidence of the tax soon after it was imposed, that Mr. M'Culloch (Commercial Dic tionary, voce Paper), mays, " in 1721 it is supposed there were about 300,000 reams annually produced in Great Britain." According to the Commissioners, however, the quantity subjected to duty in 1721 in England—the chief seat of the manufacture—was 92,732 reams and 42,380 bundles, not half the quan tity supposed. But the most curious and most in structive part of the Report is the Table it gives of the quantity of paper subject to duty, which shows a decline year by year after the tax was imposed. We have in SUM Macaulay's " History of Eng land," voL 4, a graphic account of the increase of newspapers a few years before the imposition of the duty. " While the Licensing Act was in fora," says, "there was no newspaper in England except the London " On the 3rd of May, 1696, the law which had subjected the press to a censor ship expired. Within a fortnight a staunch old whig, named Harris, announced that the Intelli gence, Domestic and Foreign, suppressed 14 years before by tyranny, would again appear. Ten days after the first number of the Intelligence, Do mestic and Foreign, was printed the first num ber of the linglisk Courant. Then came the Packet Boat ,from Holland and Flanders, the London News-Letter, the London Post, the Flying Post, the Old Postmaster, the Postboy, and the Postman." On the expiration of the Licensing Aot there was a great increase of newspapers, pre cisely similar to that which in our own tunes ensued from repealing the Advertisement and Stamp Duties. The eloquent historian has not yet favoured the public with the history of newspapers, which from that time " became," as he says, " a most hamming and instructive part of the history of the country but be states that two years after this issue of " a crowd of newspapers," the House of Commons re jected a bill by a very large mejorite to re-establish the licensing system ; and he remarks " there was scarcely one of the members whose residence in the country bad not during the preceding summer been made more agreeable by the Logsdon journals." From other sources we know that peri odicals of all kinds, including Tatters and Spectators then multiplied. "The English," as was remarked in the Spectator, " had acquired a strong appetite for newspapers," which has never left them. At once, therefore, on the Licensing Act expiring, the numerous papers which started into existence were extensively circulated, and gave a corresponding impulse to the consumption of paper. We may be quite sure that it increased very fast. "At the same time,or within a few years of 1690," according to Mr. M'Culloch, " the paper manage " ten was much improved," marching pari passe with the increased consumption. Till the Duty was imposed no account wu kept of the quantity pro duced, and we have no means of ascertaining bow latch it increased between 1695 arid 1712. The duty impend at the latter period varied, according to the quality of the paper, from Is. 6d. to 4d. per ream. In 1714 the duties were raised to 2s. 3d. per ream, and so continued ti 111778. The Stamp Duty, which, according to Swift, " ruined all Grub street," by suppressing newspapers, accompanied the Paper Duties, and the two together had a re markable effect in reducing the quantity of paper produced. In 1713, the first year the Daty was col lected, the quantity charged in England only was 136,967 reams and 33,221 bundles. In the follow ing year it fell to 121,096 reams and 32,202 bundles. It continued to fall from that time with slight sees 'ionsl checks year by year till 1747, when it reached the minimum, 43,564 reams. The bundles, or coarse paper, rather increased, and amounted in the same year to 41,539. Thus by the paper and stamp duties the progress of a most useful and estimable manufacture, and especially the finer parts of it, was delayed, and the quantityof paper made reduced apparently to one-third of what it was when the duty was imposed. Subsequently to 1747, the increase of population with a corresponding increase of wants and of trade, which had gone on increasing also between 1712 and 1747, was so great both at home and in the colonies that the production of paper in spite of the Duties eontinually increased. Though exposed, alter 1778, to frequent chimes in the Duties, the quantity of paper charged in 1793 was 605,414 reams and 344,790 bundles. In 1795 the quantity charged was fret expressed in pounds, and then amounted to 24,822,1561 be. in England alone. From that time the increase was great and continuous, and the quantity brought to charge last year in England was 146,072,2821 be., an increase in sixty-two years ofsix-fold. In that time the population has rather more than doubled, and this ninth greater increase in the quantity of paper produced than in the population is one of many proofs that the wants of mankind and the power of gratifying them in crease faster than their numbers. Having established thee* facts as to paper, let us compare the production of it with the production of intr. Both are the results exclusively of industry and skill ; both are used for their own sakes, and both are the raw materials of other most important manufactures--iron, of tools and machinery, and paper, of books and journals. Ironstone, however, is supplied in unlimited abundance, while the rags and waste of which paper is made are limited by the textile fabrics manufactured, the refuse of the cloth ing worn and the fibrous matter worked into sail cloth, rope, tirc. For both iron and paper there is a double demand; and the fact that the material of the latter is limited in quantity is a strong reason why no restriction should be laid on this very useful manufacture. Ingenuity might fabricate paper out of a multitude of substances, but the effect of the duty is to prevent even attempts at improvement. In fact, there were very few improvements made in the manefactore of paper from 1712 till the aloft of the 18th century. In the present century great improvements have been made. Iron was not sub jected to excise duties, and the improvements in the manufacture were great and continuous throughout the eiphteenth century. We have a return of the quantity made in 1796, 125,000 tons, and in 1858, 5,600,000 tons; so that the production of iron in 80 years increased twenty-eightfold, while the production of paper increased only seven fold in 82 yeses. Considering the many uses of paper, there is no reason whatever, exoept the limitation in quantity of the substances from which it can now be made, why the production should not have increased quite as fast as that of iron. The demand for it is absolutely unlimited. That it hes not increased equally with iron is,houcver, chiefly to be accounted for by the ea being subjected to an excise duty, and the other being manufactured in perfect freedom. Although paper is the raw material of a rapidly increasing manufacture, and is olio consumed foe its own sake, the increase of amenpftisel within the last ten years has searcely moseedee the WNW= of the consumption of tea *dialed with a hem" ear toms duty, and it has riblike short el the hareem in the consumption of *ell, silk, and wool. Be tween 1847 and 1867 the esanumption of paper in creased 61 per cent., and the consumption of cotton increased 103 per cent.; of silk, 180 per cent. ; and of wool, 82 per cent. The uses of paper are almost infinite compared to the uses of these three articles confined chiefly to clothing; and that the consump tion of them, particularly of silk, should have in creased faster titan the consumption of paper, is a test of the isjury done to society by the Excise on paper. All are equally raw materials of important tuanufactisis and all, except paper, are expressly freed frees all intim. At peso*. Ilmealbee, just as in the 18th century, when ihallenlee Daty was imposed oa paper, it im pedes the of a most beautiful art. Always, thrash pibay not have been sensible of it, bas the Duty sprisisi in the sear injurious manner. Always it hes metalled healthful employment, and lammed industry, and loosened its rewards. Not a word could be said in Its defames in the late debate ; and no other excuse is eves offered for continuing it than that it yields a large sum, and is easily levied. In other words, the convenienee of the Government and the iadolenos of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue are of great importance, and the public good of none whatever. The im post, as is now thoroughly well known, maimed always to have been known by those who imposed and maintained it, impedes alike the progress of knowledgeand the progress of wealth. To the community it is equally baneful morally and physically, and its only recommendation is that it gives the government 1,200,0001. a year to waste on projects that are worthless. To allege that Govern ment cannot spare snob an impost is to say that the government is a public injury. The time for repeal ing it may be gone this session, but the next budget submitted to the House of Commons ought to be rejected, if it do not abolish this onerous impost on the raw material of social progress. H. Yalu Intdlignut. MITTIOPOLITAI 001214 0011112. 1111119. deo 99.91999.2 daring the wet. gzigr .irnalala. ihr tanat i n=="llM• jel ii i ; W Y"W ithisdff . . 001 11•992190va. 2691199429•9964-119.1ky, ims I 1; T 099092. N. 2020asanca. 09.24•9, .11212 1. Women Oulasalrot.—Toseay. Juan 29 ; W•29•19199_ 30. 13099awass. 112 . 99 19 1— X 986 % Au* ; ( 111 . JUN IL 1299993,09234 . 1. Om 09 Lassos. . rm. ft HOUSE OF LORDS.--JuNE 26. VIE ouAnnox PIIIIAGE. Their lordahlya raetspaeilryCa latuniay, for the pwme of site ea a catmeittes ter prl= e at the matter of the claim of 8 1r Remy Premien to the of Grattan.. It may be maemberel t, on Wadmaky their lordsbfp• fail that the eisimant hod made oat the point that a writ of ammo= eml iapeeOeMtera atedadmentlWepamap; ; Milky alb baattatter swami es to whelker the amealw of the cisimeet bad actually sat In a midmost at Nada, to whke he was simmaemekin the yelp of Edward 111. Mr. Fleming sow appeared for the claimant, and argued that plat. TM Att s. orney-Genial and Mr. Charles Clark appeared for Their lordship, at the coselation el the a:- prowl Oak opinion that there was snillokint of the claimant% enorator haring taken his meat in parliancsal, and that, therefore, the claim to this peerage wee made oat. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.--Jmrs 28. (Sittings In Banco.—Bafono Mg Imam Cockburn, .n.i Imam Williams, Wilke, and Bytes.) THE AUSTEALI.AN MAIM. The mail contract with the European and Austra lia Shwa Packet Company I. dissolved. It aceinmeeed Is ilessmory,.ll67, and has Ameba lasted gall eighteen scathe. emeneration for coaveybig the mile was 186,0001. • iw, • mmaidenthe porticos whelk bet bees wield on leneei enema The rest MOM Of thi 00118 y were essetswag the cease here bey bed • bit gemeteleg • Wet aped arise all eiremmetemsee, and waft aemniadve penalties. Anima this it mast be ondilend ant it they had sat anamenced when they did, and gemeasel the ared, and greed te the _pasities in the limihr, they woad set bale bed the CeliTllol. nod Amin Mall Paint Oememey the gill:mow against whore the everamat bee heed the contract penalties, sad the re • searete break down a the oompany. The Weide! Rewetery says that the Royal Mall Company is for the rasa to convey the mails to Anetraba. But how is that cagey to do it airs it be with the ships of the dlr audeoriminpay P—and it is the bed performance of these skips that has caused their present owners the lota of their contract. Yew of the European and Australia Company's steamers bays kept their time. The Oneida broke down in the lodise Ocean, and caused delay and an immense deal of aaxisey ; the Roan ran on the rocks Is the Red Bea ; and news has meshed Reseed that the Columbian bag also broken down. Thane three skewers all Wag to the die ceded oempeny. That company has never been able to po em lb* asoust, even impatiently, except with the relegronee et ships from other computes. Tb. Australia mails have now been conveyed wader ematanst rid the Cap of Good Hope by steamers and mailing air, by way of Egypt and t and overland. rid Caren. Almost every route i ev "" erfy . moans have beat tried to convey three mails, end all have hopelessly failed. It is lamentable to that that while w& have • parker mail .teem-pecket 'emanate...tan with ladle, the Welt ladiee, the United Sates, Brazil, the West Coast of America, and while the mail packets arrive from those places to a day, yet there is no peralerity in the arrival of the Australia& mail packets. Hong Kong, Va lorem, Celitornia, Brace Ayres, races 6,000 and 6,000 miles distal from En#aad, can depend epos race ' their wen from Ragland almost to en hoar, while Eel sad Sydney, only double the (Helena, often receive their English Lew two and three weeks atter they are dee. One cam of the outcry at the irregularbee is the Anetedien mail smoke in because the mails have never run at leas thee meal* barrels. It there be • Ware in the arrival et • Wed sr Hat India mail the error is bodied • ftentight albluarge; but if an widest hypes be • aril Is. Am teelle--whieh Is for more important comenineillly to imbed boa • well from the Wat ladies—lt ie • meth bilite_ • •eset ail Is dee. It has bets pawed le no • he erwenaisetbs betas W ag sad Cleskee sensitit , ea thee leo pleas Wag eit dee 11.11119selle Ma, It bee beta eel& le en that is treshe hum. :Ihms t e rr a in'', bennemialea totem Illegleag end Oerbie. 11•5 Peale rage has new bee meg eel Is wart Is umpire erre* by eal nee M na • lehteatti sod Mil hous& • stsblialted Mum Psemm ..- TA Itieseems, mei irmi4 sits between Oyes et egiese. Amide rase hems ibeedelttly mall. Tit Merest (my fain* must ant nenteltate some sew maims Nes imisier woes say he see,- It woad he some Was ergemereost ee setelihe her sad sued hot to emirs& with eke mail. It is relate that Ma proem mail simmers ass Ise smell to cony em us Eerily bet oat is ebbs. Why don't the mama maw arm litealig s mei Ip Ildhsmor set t veil is sliest email I lbw weer es Wpm the Ye ea ese meth Agatha lb a goverment lalpml the heashy out do what they raw with hr. Atm thellispatch dee atatelaye,the Labor the Pangs lbw ten ylnet peddleelheel same lar an i and Ise oedema mall miry are he soot mai seen meoritema Of ems the steamers semi go .a the Cape It wW be romorierod that as harem =wed abasser, the Galin_ Age. net Italy mend dim mesa bat also the Paris It • bet yes& W. asp illopmell apes It that Ammo that meld os•••7 tiro lartssika maim Is • Ism ems ere they on saw somisd raid yoty shady pat ospessm beams sad AmMelhm spevererseb mot no err shoe to pay teea lam ostrig. mats The Aurrallaa aloft mint have a aerator man ear masked= with the Beebe . sad that bey It bee weer eta paraltaly Ifek It. It b • Web see et prams eted aelempebe Ilietteer a l= aside erase IN. Maas tersiked eel bend bg the reersied him of mil coanwie. Notelet Hyde, who ft &Way nav ;gated the, Anabolism me dame Ouslis when is beds dews We gels berms Ktrog Oesrp's &mil art bat bass =to tie conessad et the T as sow Just bath it the longsaa awl Australian Hail am anoyal mil atomise Trent, whisk has jest salved draw as Irmo ladles ft brtra fts bs = st i rseiv i ttre N t.v.ru T irs o la tV msl ia b ans by dr Li maw West ladlagathal bus St rooms. POMO' To Anailca.,--By tbs kat mout' from Illie lifalftd Mars It ans Ra s sed I. Gager that English blies lint COnVejlli I/ I/ States ma iftinssn thread M !Ws to a print sats per ooh. Meow thee that siftegeella sa Mk ISOM asnesyt4 by Anneals the gospftblis was aft sassisd to, tril ls :l cas be as delft lbw the 'dna government ~t a. paid tats as Nisell" letters com I wad by Valise ear. noel stems= As len per rent. . Mitres , woo it is M potent, ad a. eansgasaso stogie have ' bun that tbs peerage ea sift& Inter bathos Unload and Amiga weeM bews been la. NAVAL AND MILITARY WOOLWICH, Jur. 27. BIEBARZATION OF ROYAL ARTILLERY 101 INDIA. —Oa Beam lay reonelag dereehmeate of the Royal Horse Ardh aswe = a ithlid BeStary compeates amoaathai to 160 calms sad gammen, assembled cm parade =Visa by the commsadant, sad mibesquatly pro ** North Beat Railway to Oreresead fee em bedsides te the Bawl sad Madam Preside's:the. CHATHAM, Irbil' 27. The Goliath. 80, line-of-battle screw steamer, hu iZaidfrom this port to Sheerness for the purpose of ethelted to the steam reserve. Tertiedey the rehrtorceratorts of the We, 35th, sod 53rd Beibseats, to the itorobee of 173 tom et 011 rooks, left this gardwa sad preoseded to Orsvessal„ where they webeated at kerd the Holresdals, 1,400 Wee tar O&M& PORTSMOUTH, Julys 27. The Brunswick, 60, screw ahem ship, Captain Enema , wired this rocasifig from Plymouth. The Sticepbalue, adisees. with Imp ea board, arrived this forenoon at Spitheael frees the Thom % to mit to India. She will embark at this port ewe* of Oho 73rd sod 77th from the Channel Link an/ War doolloolloot. The Othome, 1, ohm yeebt, WAR G. H. K. WM; Jo Mood OD bo get reedy ma MOD es pool*. dbe lid ism est der tidy biota to-sorrow. The Comm, $2, mow_ Mode. Orgbhi T. tbroo, 101 ease Me twittehr Tordir to be docked, tor metro to bir TlL l :r wl inswarakolor Wed &fp, woo towed into Spit heed this atomism hem latooyool. She will also embark troops for India, whisk have net yet arrived at this port. ADIIIRALTT, JUNE 28.—APPOINTMENTS.—COM sindor his Bane Hisbames Prime Vine of liebealelso =t, to hirMojesiesslosarr leeerpr o simadial& Hugh Oni e l o : Ike fleserge. Mr. W. H. Beelisp, scene, to the THE CANT AT COLCHESTER. —OR Thursday, ?May, sad flaterdep ocesidiwable drafts of troop Wt the map et Oelassin for 'orrice in India. The toed winstor to be despabthel is upwards of 1,200. It Is mend Met neerel of the &pubs of memento now seekeed b 111= an to be removed to Aldershott, end the loft dm 1 need will, It is stated, be occupied eilla knelt by bed Th• e r Vc=l, screw frjyit of 40041• so poem. recently launched at Deptford ; ls now la a leveed elm* and the men in the employ of Ibsen Ilserilz NH tesents, are ordered to work overtime to compile Ii of her naschinery. In accordance with Admiralty °edam the many of the head schoolmaster at Woolwich Dockpeed, is to he inarand front 1501. to 1001. per annum. sad tie mien of the mailmoohoskameor trom 1001. to 1401. pot sasam. LETTER PlOl 4DNI2IL STEWART, OP THE IHUTISH HAVZ TO CAPTAIN SAN,DB. The following lea letter from Admiral Sir Harmlea Stewart, esesseeding the British West India oweekae, le GipWe Jaime R. Sam* at the Bailed &sloe :zio=la emend el the dere Mole Semieirms, It will be imeelkeled, .s Sue dm, arab raw Mores board, ye* fete Jawlike, win= awl Mime all wee m ama by the Britial awe' to tbe deb ease= : " ay M St, 1858. " Dar 1114—Teur vary gratifying letter ot 7tat 410, anal sa et Pen lloyet, bus lady sew imilet has. tml I balsa to some you If re Ihely selleitsliss fi los elbedel IMO %tad Itet le base bees sib le mese sad mmltet year gdkat dram owl mew Whoa o at 11ASem ism. dielbg I time Is etamsea tellt 001MMOillee Kra" Oup semi all the 'Mews at Jemeles; sad, ellbseelt We dl defg ewe lima was car duty to see blow maim sad teetthse woes I. tit* beer of assi, yet I sekamtkigt M mos as eiditkest sethhottea to dmi ibM re wee tallest Ilmee geed dim to Ameelems. I laag. my dm's. may ear argosthse sofa= Mee Is Immamq sad marl esaidiase trees& emit ogre. Ns shall over bo y waft IR my part to meidloste to se dielesbis sa _ _ — "lbws to beak yes cordially for the empbamilemse arms in whiki you have reported the etreaminases to your t, which has conveyed its thanks to is through " I shall live I. lopes of our roasting, mad assure you that it will a ff ord me muck pleasure to ere you at Halifax, or at any other port on my station, in order that I may have an opportunity of showing to you personally the respect sad eases with which I remain, " My dear Sir, " Yours, most faithfully, HOURTO!kr LOTIWLIT. " Captain Joshua R. Sands, Commanding U. S. steam frigate Suaqueliensm." fWO VBSSELS WItICIID AT TEI EAST DIDLA DOCK OATS& Shortly after high water on Saturday diatom, two verde got= 6.4 in the entrance East Judie Deets, B l.t Ur if* vaesels were the brig Omen, Of 5h0,1611114 bound to Berumea, with a cargo of and the miller brig Lustre, Wtiliams, of and L i n= Weida, laden with 360 tons of orals. The Omen bed bum hauled late the look on the east side, sad had nearly got out of the leak her bow being abreast of the gates, when the Lustre sues in from the river. The Emmett their situation wee secereised every possible MOM wee takes with a view of piths( them 0111111 r. The Great Bapablic, tag steamer, • very powerful mewl, which wee pawing down the river at the tante, was at sees hailed, and a hawser being had wit from the Destro, elan was put on to led her out back into the rimer, while all the available heads la the dock with several hawsers, ap plied as lamed perolase as the Ocean, in order to get her mom fa, free from the sillier. Their united rourtisas, how e eri v preyed Wag hawser ear hairier te te imatmet ilia Jidda% get ea Ity lid dr% although as tide hed irestivdy rah Me, and the Lustre bar gut wadi is hip, berg se ell built-vend, settled, eashig the "*"" grater red hill meals immovable. Tar as rgrusrlug leviblis, every despatch was said to sedramedsg le Hera tire of their cargoes Per genic dam their urdwang, 1 1 4 : se p e 814 . 1 5F Par t hle . anima ti As WV do Asa last eras. .As die die tie ties et lie borne era Yid& Mr with her asp a coals, cenoMil sm a gag sarberd side tie Oasts, ausharba i mam sag radar, a It wro, urn be. =O m bi n tire 11 - parr son harm. A lugs at cue Malft dr Ossee's tarp wire gel set; iaii'l via appersat Mat all Todd 11l on the rem rif Ile tik If ilmrsilia sr the alike was netsurd, or AO were ad down Ye lharbell, re emir to zri Lua d ifola ir m her. The ask of sett dies wriang as rods yea on trig the but as the liewieg of the We it wee dteeeeemi that iamb hod aria each imp thee they fit; armed Ss have Mere Attwiagrk the ' •• meg 'leftism up lie war is" salt vie =keel die seam set it lugs ark ca._, hirer Amer sitera it grad skid% end se • weir At moue semesd. As sae es Ihe dile ail rseeded, tie speak= Ise dhellerea z i m e ship were sums& At the dam seta dad Mama the amok ere tip% sewed, ad eery air= 1 etas awe baserdess, sad ft was sassed dr/ the woad weatally hive to be bream up boars its leek add be get dear, and the couunnsioadea will the star Napa* le the erne of tie day, Mr. Boma, tie sitelems, ad the any, wined dr desk ad oteselled Ira *kirk ✓asters ad dr wystewr es to the beg dat ig l os t r. t= t o w er* area Jars, the Ur. B the huller et the Levities; sad may ear gethere, the spat, and gave the alai alas ameleay as advantage of their experience. Lirrsits ton Attratc•.—The Atria. (et.), be tits Collard link salted cw dorm rdsy boat Uwe. sPial le with the Amnia. sada for Now York. The Wee d 109 ago sod • fall cargo sat boat Tb. North Amnions ei est wee, next be 0111610, with the Onsadion sad Antrim wslis. Tits box st the the Posher wa gm as fist day at 9.46 as. with Ist* he at 10.15 ant., owl ills londiaralmis bat at II s.m. The next Australian mail WM be lisoght to hew by the ablawar inropowa. Now of her aniwil will be dews triads Weakrewirdst Is is wit sqsoial that ohs will antes ia ha et stemequoss the eostesey the ems et We li neeltlee yera. Loss or • Livistroot. 7•Cher.--11r.Lodeset, of the Pm/ Coinyeirms,wrlting t. Xi. Oirwrt, at tits Live , pad lisisetreissor seed, .sear that ftells dhlmm~ of the Frahm, wlith odd from laterpsithhjavesseeses the 19th bet. hsli *aft Pail illr e d ei le =V Nang pelt, Vise es Weil, the W • Iteit-eoleseei team, mei stets, mos rei Use ran round Jar aim The bpi tia siscilietss that /AA i ia lse rf with the same _/peed Limpid oa th e awl with bar of 7N is kr the K the illso SO air hsi opera loll II eeliff roma Is him rustslwo " thesis relßlift Mgt lo pretest Chg. hen awns bee am% Its. ROBRIVIB IP. TSB OILS IMMIX ZAI:LWIT 00 - 11PA.Y..-• ZAILWAY ACICIDINT.' This was an Nike to MOWS damages, upon the mai that • bell bad been killed on the Chest Waters line through the negiknes el tits compeaf • enact; but at the trial Mr. Bens Warn wee et opinion that there was no evidence at Itsglimee ftr the jay, end directed • verdiet hr the delhadants Ws the not in which this negligees@ was ANA The imam ha the court was, whether s rule to sneer • verdict ihr she phinnif should he ands absents. Mr. Serplant Pigott sad Mr. Scotland appeared to show eases; and M. Illehlhelen, Q.C., sad Mr. MICA= u the isle. itrions were thew On the 4th of March he the plaintiff massed sane adds Oewestry, and nat nun by railway to Welessinnnen, whose tiny arrived of ear desk. They were heeled ins • pad at the natant, whin yard en the Sae, awl was ast Joon at feen it. A porter lease en of a watch-beg, whit • Lathan in his hand, what thelight fell upon the its el • bell, startled it, and canned lima upon the line, wimp it was killed by • train. The piehellre nee ens Mtn the E w n in had UM the ligsaiht high d ir grad ent beim Mi semi this, it was d, wee ektenewhnen swab negligence as would entitle the le vans& The Clief Jamas nought the rule should be discharged. It wee net beams eattle were is this yard which happened not to be kneel, that therefore the porter was not to nee • rbegswidsh be was in the habit of using la the whiny of bit brines at night, if he need that light in the =asag seed way. He maw nothing to led to the that the porter had used the light ie•eny other crease. Bob dierearged. THE POLICE COURT& WORSHIP-BMBET. !ohs Dooley, a tlbilisTrWaisr,liiiigl:itreet, stepney, was charted with a morderews meanit. librobeth Lee, nab* is Brunswick-street, Hackney. road, who exhibited extreme Miming and nervous proetra lims, stated that the oisimasat, who was formerly the so °spud suitor for the bind of hr daughter, had purehaeed • quaatity of honseimill familme and other effecta, which he placed tinder bar charge to emittelpation of the approaching marriage. Corti untoward 6600611616061, however, mom whkit ledwel him to deport from the eojagement, and to 'baba his baulked, aka Obrisianas last, and nothing avers as son of him sail the evening of the Bth ult., wham he came to the proescutriee house with one of his men, for the mewed purpose of motor ing possession of the eatuteettel totem of hie lapsed Iwo With that °Nog be pasalsi wthe bsldos:gas seespanied by hie amisteaff. ored baled vp s sek they wee in the ace of reasag. was buskvin loke Oppie tans, bat the dellahat - Seal hos spinet the well, and mad lbe wale dews aim however, annspd to get bare *msad wee rainnwirleg 6D progress, whoa the Manisa anal reabar their pro d, awl Mae &awl Ist heir spa as meals gem bar ad Weal hie Ilea in bo her lit on% adds wee mutely blew is leo places. The diandint this ads his Fiabsok to the drawing -toe. to asses the rest of the din- property, and, by a peisill awl, the (complainant) wed him to the list issofies, where he again assailed her, and flung her dews the whole flight of stain. While lying vas the floor in an utterly helpless state the priermer ,wowed the at tack, and trampled with Alf Us them .gram her which still retained the math of his feet beta the wrist to the elbow. Her ales of " Murder" at tenth attracted the notice of a pobeemm, who forced his way Into the but bighted to laterite on hemming from the dadenden i t= the anted bed werely numbed from a disputed dabs for I Tat Air W asilimiest bad forcibly cleared out the whole of the geode to which he bid claim, witness was tamed to bed ami grumpily attended by a surgeon, who °Wend her hemellate remesull to the hospital, where she remained up wade of three who In a dreaded Meta of snaring, and wee elfitunder relies! trintment. . Dityssatert odd tits swings wu of soh an aggra vated amain that it was at mutt to eater lab r a i ro dolocs, as to y bound to sad do eas 2lbs asp= wets than rood our ' and Om pioomer was tally sommittid , but tbo maestros ostuntsi to no- sigt bail for hie appearance at the mhos. " LAMBETH. Charles Ems, • journeyman painter, mad Emma, hi. wife, were beveseht up in custod on • charge of grossly neglect fisgasiabhmtnallag their Hemp Davis said that he wee on duty in acerabeek Bee* and wee called to by Mn. Lo fie wille eta kW, wb ) told hiss eke had mesa • little girl, Mee In her flop, crawling Meet end %sighs he food. Ilho as pained b the legs of Ihe ine em y l di wed that tom were strangle Maimed , and hs leek her le ths letk Wcakheismint b the soildiem if the telemnie, aid it in the tact metal& Meta Than wme Iher ether Widen them Mate is a Mahe at ushoduars and Mph Mg there, as wills. the parents, he took away with him The charm were here ranged facing . the beech, ead a more wretched appear awe than that winch they preemie& mai sot well be con ceived. The eldest girl was liked M the Minion' table. Her clothes were filthy—her I. end het ready bore, eel were thinned above the ankle so alt Gat the Mesh owned much swollen. The Mein war mile hat by two padlocks, and Mr. Norton at mes Mmeted the shah to be taken it The constable said Met from legible' he had soh in the neighbourhood he heed that both prisoners were such given to drink, sad that their own inetchadasse sad AM of their Mildew had been brought en eahly by their drakes habits. The girl ackno i l mr edged ta she lad bola °W so ined for the hat week, bet that it tae chain me" taken MG The prboner that ha emir/ hen Ma. to 30 p r week, sal mid he ellrliadiep girt ea parent her rooming away, as she bill heinsetly deer Mr. Norton then remanded the nab dime. Tha wreishel mother end children were taken to Lambeth work how MARKIITS OOTTON.—Lrymoos. Jim' IL—llimadoill T . :g i r l : a : . 12:1 th• ale. saorAttat i r lisPii et en tir awl ma al iii. le : elia 7 r — lo Md.: lan =l= at $O. to IM.; IS assiream. Is SI& : UN /abeam. lOW beim aruy i S: a -N a fin n ibiet ig i t = rtir i slin SI Ise innwesi da,lo sgalissie. mil pia.. Nibs le a. pr . :. eta ar e ereaala Cr oil l =l4l4esidlyiluileg 4.1611 r les lei ton taut fun MD am Wm the ream. Om Ossigar il i bt il l M . . . ..... a u t . IINIO illidis r aZ h isza=lbeirs et wrip la WbElFlllig• gorilli=tkes. now plea sis ".l6 IBM SWIM, win We We ~NHL Timm la QM ..Mlw a , or b deslial = p ima Mr orlina . r 11 . .asi ll a tri a tb prhilrei r" adillege. bit ele in g: theigulle renew It ass •MO Ike mil 61 Um= a ras isles Ng Whis et are ni. ord a• ili. Or malls far 111001..—lavisa•e4 via IL—L ••••• Imes Imo t==. l % 2:4 " 4=ii t amit...21. 211 = at iwair m. prlssa Ia Sandi weal • sesioste Winn Ms low dies,ll4 law% Oaf Ur wok aim Jur 1111:.-folio• 1.111; KM; tota. UM Win 7001ZN11.—tem Jim.lll.4be aidest• bon ▪ noilledoll a It•••••• • ••••N ;isms& no taw 4 el* ••••• apirlt aithigr a g i Os bale Wore.. limos& Not boos ow awns a Ilini-.4EADVIIILD.-Josel,stjthe pin* win rat liAMl. orgat i M e la st ro7 ili w i rleltra =on. /14."‘"aideiPtoriallts. dor . 4 ride =ofgo low troadwo to .1.11: nowoosooloo i Z z oo= of iOwwwww. Owl Illitaoloio aft bogiontot is OA* Oa. Plitant-iNOWLEIL-Jawts.afibe o aUreniLllhr ine wk." ' .111 = 1 . 6.10.616 2:i lb' i == N COW aw.T. asidff, it A.. La. Per W. lOwo., el Postri Woe et ~my, we Is towoot a ym s er . l e . 7,. =oomikki of J. isowilo. att. 0 re k a t =7: o nso lio el Ira. laoff i l k Book Hosp. 91.1 ow Lai Mowe be y TN NW Wpm lono woo MATHS. Oren 0100 to day. MA swiliN4 lb Me law walumpsob im pe l %AIM Ow: bas thiullogy awl a Ishii. in BILLNIOOT.Jvise O. at BiS/Pati. J. H. Beiatrii a my abort of wet_ , owil trowel do sot WM 43. Ulm"... ti A V o r tar Oa = BILIALT.-Jore IL at Cbeipioft Upper lialoSilk 1 M poem la Ihis missa. tin I now S. MM O. liff INSIEsis rd sew. lie 0001 M-Jwoo 11. at toototvins.ll•ll. J. Gooks. tot..otod -...w.=igatagslat.b.V. oluslut.--Jam U. ale. J. Online. of loololow4 be& Tire arpolosifire Nisi Amason 714 Slot 11l M lobe Alt VW leas Ileums i• 04L - Jae atOxfard num lirdelwt. S. Ows. lll WWI In mulles, =VAI SIL*I = I. I mullet woo Om to lb. ' some et whop. Y 100 egotist sl aw =wow 's rowdy as thoi Mated mg Patiliody Wistair am Soo" et Ilw i t l a g = • pailleits i VE mewl" bisidit twig Wm Mg". :Z=o indiZthm-laisioAT.Zll to bawds, WIN KS 1401.4 lag this owes w math es pemette mbar thin red W plow oblob we nrantsi too low to be remunerative. It Is bell loos& of bce ado too teldit Owe lo es donate demo& ref IL= of lid* the Weds goolNeeas we any ere Wass of bows( 0 Ira m parade Is Ito b i re e = s rebes MP WA be Maw The iSr oj et=air a 1.10.1= La It It batesier. Wtelow rar e bees mew wise eletesi Welt st opelliten. Gone Ow if *dr Iwo. Yale WO tram Or edl at • ; Maul rum tr i Ans t ro 1 I =Pro Vit ti th ii - gaft i bs t Era !tot! Z il t ino . t . a . rZ .. i rsom al of wools doutb ef Ott _Wow st Ibe pre. W Ow trot 11; Os 0.011111141011. The weelerty mellow of We Weds ben der . :=A sWoonwese do not premiss • yew erll=e4 Owe 001134-4 1 / a spuswa July 11.-Oor market wee very thinly at. lialtabb elt. ; oblte as allormlioa hi prior amategodad from loot wool. Inaba red. to 48a OSIIIIISORT. Jon W.-Tbere ow • shorter rupgi:t market to day. Mew tar ahem rase. to la per or. &am. OWL drown obrat. Ma Ild to 41a; o ate. 44a to 46a 114.; Wiley, Oa ; that; Us. So OW; bum b. dd. Ootasarno. on 11.-• very meell mpply of .bat, wad of all lOW eon, Ye Omar tiny pip~ late rates end to noise Inetinew Is. mere wee 'Wes& Itit Mfr wee Arna but not In settle damn& blownsoss. Juni !&-Alert we to owe [WWI apply. 000 e• smalls MO sown domed man were to oblebt on whams it la. SW 41. *lost. Oa MOIL em qr.: Talents, Mn swim Sip. le Ea Oda Ka to 30e. Jure 31.--Tbs. tens Ner sil top, ri gala wel=ol Odsdlog ""l i d oson _doom. Ws *pit 1 1 C 1r m c ex t rtr. z gra ; Isla 3. ;Pa ; 10- nisa Naga ; esodOw 4AN ow. Hesaventa Jan 11.-Ire bol wtelbert workst Ordey. owing to =Oa Onswoleekli Is 111.1134 .511 ; Int i rpien of wheat roods se wee isssap. Owe. OW ruled kad#lll l llllll6 ,ll 7 etsrAlit weers_wdese. Mast, lbs. Is Sla per mess. 16i. Se mit qt. OAK so. So SU per qr. Pess. 37a to Oa pow WM. tans. Oa to Us. pw loaL 181C 7, 1.12 11 • W la 1 6 Von* molt of what at oar =ag ie z.l• OW Me reare knew% plow were rather Is (wow Ow . 48a lobos Or Writ prise Owls farollite sega SW OK tor Olndlog WNW oes molestga sorb ibt Ile. glom Otta there ow wawa 4 6 •11 11 . 11 0 . 2 saw at IR te 38a sir 31 el M um _es ftr whet weak. bes awesios At ..:1-,Pa= r.•=agek tlt ma IL -air h =f i rs Is mi ar Wilt &Wei of eers ". Z. eel rewstwil wittiest albtestba llai M Owe dwalledwi Os treble towssily. •1 v rp twlsclimes we torr g ne=eadis Swim, wen et lite rasa Io sew 'NW Sew ww_ Few .... 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Illissaar, from Illeseasismi ter Madras, lam IR lat. SO N., lam low. 11 moor Ma Mauritius, May 10,1 M. 15 6., 100. 7 W. Olkraimr, at Na. York. from Mill Orono. for Limrpcial„ huts S. Mt. MO 11.. km 64 0 W. Was (barque), from Loodos far Caps Tows, May 11, lat. 1.16 lan NI Su W. Lab's (Asisideas Ado), from New Or:toos ix Liverpool, Jam 4, tat SO N. Is. Id W. Km** Aldred, from New °Moms far Liverpool, May 10,1M.16 N 4 Wry ( 4 Zoete lulu). trout Limpid for Ada!' 31 days. May IT. 1.111/4.. tat U. 3, W. ROW Irlitorla (Alp). tram Clikrnsibis hays Liverpool, Lot IC. I. IS. swim. ow). tar m•w woos Ise Liverpool, May 13 . lA. 3 6 M. ke N W. Vistoris Is do &rafts of Babeluseatl, law 13. [Advertimment.)—HOLLOWAT'S Pmu ARE wrra - Ohl Dom rius flat is am N pr un volcios roe Isousertes Ass TUTU isici.—Tb• tot et ps los o tabor Amy leis tthesl.•salksglic.ist ••••••bit serasmems. mit sow Wksslns Pel•Fttssal tbsi•sassilmes b ar si tio: fa 11 UN . 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