The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-14 00:00:00

I \SI 1 <<~. EWS PAPER ~re...- . ..,.:,-2.., - , , . 4 :1 - : .. 4 ''.• 3 • 1 • \ ' 1111 4 _ lir ~;t.t ! , , 7, , _.,,, T J,„ "407..r...r01t5 _I ' . . ‘ I ,i• - ~1 _ ~_ - ~ ~,-t,;, 4 ..,. esaticum . . . . I Na 6,595.1 3.-- - CAETTA Direct, calling st MADRAS. ,ITIILY COMMUNICATION by Steam train London.— ~ ,0,,.b.t Auxiliary screw arum WIEN OF THE SOUTH ...,,-, ..„, Vie.orla (Leaden) Docks the 19th ad,. sad ,-- • ~ t . 'e foll..red by the LADY JOCILYN, P rat - . ~ th kunst, and Plymouth 20th August. Thepamompees „.. 1 ,...,1 In,. tram Leaden to Plymouth. and embark b the c,...;....) ..tram tender.—Per further Info/makes to .‘n .m.l MACMILVIII. Mansion ( Agent . , 9, 1,. .v nRINDLAY and Oa. to, Partlamentetreet. LW. B — LAcKwALL LINE of PACKET& For ‘l , l.lsilllNE .Port Phillip) direct, Messrs Oltatril I . on if,,EV. 1.150 tons, Captain EDWARD .TOWNS, nig h„.• i.....t India Docks the Sth Alga* Gail atMesti rd wt , ..t, esperienced surgeon.—Apply to F. GI rd Oa, -.d.1i1. E.C.—P.disengen by thls line eau proceed Wren v n j., : 1:...10is to Plymouth at .chord fe.aq hp gypsy's' be f GILL'S And Co. for ticket& Vol: SYDNEY Direot—BLACKWALL LINE WlUTB.—llessra. ORW'B Ship BUCK WALL. )I . .. I IIAKIIISON, A wiII Ism &A India Deets KLEN ADd CO.. 73. COnahatu."K ANTERBGRY, N. Z., direct, by Willis's line, ...4' , 11.11ed 1843.—T0 (pail I:th July, the Ina frigate-built oItIUSA. A 1 far 21111711, lAN tons harden, JOHN 41t\.t .nmaader lying in the feat India Dock. This vt uel has Just been refitted throughout end has on accommodation ter a limited number of ell dames oil pwu_ who &mkt make early application to WILLIS, 6 . 0% and Co.. Crosby.equare ;or Ow/. NOBINSON, List ludia-avenue, leadenhellotrett. CCKLAND, N.Z.—Asaistad =lsm= It grants of Lad. by 'LUSA I,s, !whom's'. farm labourers, dowewlie amnia, =ems, 4,-.-tters. carpenters, bricklayers, blackmails. and ow generally, an bare sealstal paawasse, by agypiring to RoBINSON. and Ca, East Indlawvenne, Landenball- Wecc Lonion, troin whoa win be obtwed. for 74., pout free, - Handbook of New Zeeland." or Calle to • Brugge of Os s. t., containing Übe pet useful inlornsation either to the or working man-GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., E.„: .laorentia, Leadenhall-atreet, LC. 'TEAM TO NEW YOWL THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad piiILADSLPHIA ETLAY.SHIP cownarr bawd der plddra their rall-pourrod Clyde-bulb Don Saw a Woe. ginyir4 the Cagedlass sada MOM uvieron roit ?raw yogic ITV or MANCHESTER, Wednesday, July 20. CTI' or 0011 X. Saturday. July U CITY OP LONDON, Wednesday. Jody V. 41KI sway Weisesday, and every anemone Saturday. rOis pumas by the naafi steamers railing wary Wednesday, 17, and 11 emboss awarding to the acessawedstlon. Canis ee, I y th• Saturday stositers, 13 plum Forward pimp . Including all provisions °poked. Teass= OW& the L' sited States. arid Resits Colombia, Waked s a fey advantageous tare.—For further partiosbus only to iraLlt3l INMAN, A Wateretaset, Limped; or le LIFO tad SIAM% in. ILL irgliawareet, City, BREHEN.—Neutral vessel ender Russian Aw— Dime sow to Hanover, Braaawick, and Central Oen way —one of the Sae Ant clan screw siconeraiDLKlL HOWL or ICHWALBE wlll he deepetcbed treat 11 awry Thursday morning ‘wealber permitting). at S a.aa., a at Blaciwall her her pasangtwa at 10 as—Pawn to lreetwo. At rad i 1 . return aktata, b and Li 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S ramrod Office. Rogeweerewan W. ; or to PHILLRPS, (MAVIS. THILUPPS. and Co., 11. tood•lana. E.C. DOTTERDAIL and the KUINZ. —TWICE a REEK.—TM ps44lo.stemser 114.44V1HR. Csga. W. MIT& every Iftafty, trim Hermitage Thor, at is a.a.. It Itirckwall er pirrapre at II ca. Isom Lt fa. al 10s-. gal 17a ed. : ratans. b ft., 42 65., aa4 LI k. 3d. The screw. steamer TYLNOOID from off the Tower ewiryThursday mandrig est Fares, LI sae 4110a—For through hues Mee as ths rifts' Email* Uwe NH& 4,14 ta caw-Purrs Hairier* umee, W.. or to PITILLIPPS, UHLWXB. PELLLIPPB, gis4 Ca.. leodbw,l4i THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY sod CAVAL LVIAPANY. • Capital t 400,000. in 111,000 Shares of AU each. Deposit Cl per elan oa Appbrume, sad Al les as Anatomist. No farther call .W be made before Joly let, The Lability of the Shareholders win be nmnad by the Act to tM ~moa~t of theft ihn~, PIOVISIONAL lorAleneral WIVDD, Onion, Exeter, Chairman. ED W) OEM, Zee.. merchant, Birmingham, and Belle Vas, isiewswers, Dogiguehinean. an U ZooEdgbaston oyd, law tlissara Lloyds, Foster, and Co.) James Deyk in, Jolts Breartem Pays, Wm., Birmingham, l Meehan al the Ur /WWI W. 480 6. Lq., Binninitharn, i mamba= Banklag Ca George B. Lloyd. laq.. The kink. Binishighsai. Jaws Baldwie. Bp., &team house Biwa Neaten. JAM Gernforth, lisq.„ Berkeley tt Waits, ilinainghain. S. A Carpenter, ray., Birmingham, and Birches Green Mills, &Mignon. Hester IL Cooksay, La, Birmingham greeter of BMWs !Nest /Sheathing sad Metal Company, Belly Oekh tenth power to add to their number.) ILASILIRL Bduingimia—TM Birmingham Blinking Company. Mann Lloyds and Co. Loaces—The lender and West/piaster Beak. 1101.112f0i11. Mr. John ilehards, U, Templeetreek Birmingham. Mr. Benjamin Bears. 40. Waterkawireet, Birmingham. Insoifsa-43 Lee, Beg. BEWriliOg—Mr. Clarke. /00/./2.3. _ . . Bhwitmliate Ifyiesaiol Lea, r, Bennett's-OBL sad lay W. J. soolt, aL Waloolooolfoot Lea—Thoodaro Lloyd. Req., SO, Old Broad-street orsainuar - Mr. David Dallas, Dia. • OBSeas—leashisemehlinasi, 6), Newetmet, This Company boo been formed for the per i p 3 oes kll ZlT L ieg to tLe inhabltauts of the populous districts oa the modem lido oi Birmingham. Including 13 mliorne ant Sealy Oak, the sidles, accommodation d wsocb they are at proms deprived, and Much is so much a .seded to provide a better ocean to the tome lee thelaree sad fumigation t traffic coming grow the sowth-weet by •ay of K ing's Mortals ; sad also, by meant of a breech to the hourbridge Fat/melon Refloat, to bring the iseporteet cool- Gelds of East Wenteglatabire into immediate consul= with the beat depot for that mineral In Birmingham. vie, the Worcoolor "toff - It I. proposed to esmistruct them lines In eo.Malm with' the Worvrikr e n d Birmingham Canal, and thus at tM IMMO Vie 00 swore thr r UtUs mileeded by that canal for imiortag IBrestar ham, and pi e MO, pomstioa cd a geodsitatioa and wharves et about fittern scrrs l Oi the town. iftifi - FM . P;rases" — ed a depoii a geode cet, sad meals Is the most concealing situation for their coalman and delivery cannot lr r o highly estimated. The pre*id goods station In Leaky-street is at the kismet level of tie tows, sad more than a mile from Ira esalre. Fur pas , rovr tragic It is intended to enter the Zilew-Meet ratite near Navigallometreet. A fiance at the aceesspeaying map see prespecres) will Mew dire t l ‘ re t r i y . e tcreat importance of the intended ham la essimethat la The rounrry t liat arl; be opened up by the peopseed Noes Is the mom delightful of the suburbs of Blrmlagheme, and will sot rely roan:wind a ref, large pleasure tragic, bet will be most her building tpa and will in a few years draw I. It area row net pop.ealo. All experience proves that a lab ia.. line out of each a morn as Birmingham, reeding to such eistri.is as the Lick.), Bagley, and the Cleat Bina crams be 011,r.tre than highly remonerative. Br tolls . tog the comae of the canal an entrance Mao the best part f the lien can be effected at s remarkably low met ; lad awful surveys sad atlas*. have been prepared, which slow Ws the proposed spas! of ASWAN will be semi& A sib'r contractor Me already offered he execute the whole n n Lai for the amount of the lingineer's eettamate, sod to weep& ' meat paid-op shares to the extent ef II pre oft/. a gichamount. . . Arne,,,,enta bare been c.mcioded with the Worcester and benue,i,ini Vassal Company. under which that property atL menu became nieined in the clew o tk Wm* arrangement being a narnient a r ta t olet }obit pr-rt. of the canal mud ndlway of Al per aeons on each iiere after which the remaining revenue I. to be divided t tie •hareholders in the Railway Company, until their do lcul mounts to Le per cent. per annum. The surplus Pr mt. tr- b. be divided pro rata between the canal and railway POyelet"rs. ► •••• ride portion of the shares will be taken by the canal Pnpetiet,r, bcc •• r the etislrud disadvantages, the camel has paid dant:: the t seven years such • dividend to Its proprietors Nat n a , uot he reasonably doubted, under the altered enems stators its profits trUi be inch that the preferential dividend • eri important abase span the Joint awnings. sod wU ttee, ti.e tales of the Canal Company's land. which will he f• r the purposes of the railway. actomptuaying the pKias shows the gruersl rile • [um of the lines and the proposed stations. I the event of no allotment of shares betatj made the deposits tit iv returned in full. ' sod forms of application for shares may be ob t. - I ..t G . . oak= of the Company, and of the bankers, broker., Ihitora. POl3l OP APPUCATIon p.ll smut's. 'robe ret Joelhy the Bankers I elk- Directors of this Wog hinninghniu Railway and Canal Company. ..i.Ornnn.—lliortnor paid to i our bankers the sum of I . : • .!• - posit of El per share on shares In tbn ' • •Inpany, I hereby Ir.lur st that you trlll allot DI. taint • 7 a:. I I agree to accept the same or any less ~umber you • •• ...t toe : to pay to vour tuddiers the further sum of al 10c P' • allotrocut, and to sign this Subscription Contact e.• rt.t...recL li.♦e In full Occupation .. Dote ..... THE CREDIT MODILIER COMPANY of oN Limited invite TEND6gB for the PhtVHAB6 ' %GE BO D+ of e ea, h. to the extent of Lln. ooo , I .l—n leaorholti property of large raw and bearing te tt, •. at teu per cent. per annum, payable hail-rearlY oft Pie r u.d are attokliest to the bomle, at the L 1 • 41 . k • Eon on. 1 eniple•lar brooch. The principal at • .1* redeemable to Otto peeve. Forme of applicatioes way ..1 at the Conepam °Mee+, 51, Threadnealle-dreet, • tmtrance. Heresies-passage. N')THING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe g reatest and , Lo u usful lnyeatiors of the day, AOCA A MAILIALL.—. a—rJ.l II S GroINELL snd Co, Three It lug-coert, Lombard 'b. • 1 . 0 . I, n, perfumers totter %latest', respectfully offer to the flu , truly Odir/114001 u•d, *IAA gradually restores the th , ll-ar to Ita whiles hue—no matter at whetage. Ile Ague •• hss muse of the propert ee of dyer l t,illsWeen". "-on to the oyster, seri when the heir I. Sees resterml , pplaatlon par mouth will keep It la perfect coheir. Pr* • tar bottle, or In half bottle.. Ow AL Soh. Gomel' It OD. !,ern appointed perfumers to JILL If. the Mame of Wiles THE EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PISAN= 00111101LATIIMI (Limited). first Caplial RAOO,OOO, with power to intreasa rule mom WM Marmot AU wok NI whisk not mom them £lO per /Mare will be lolled up). Deposit Ai per Pere en appikation, mid Al co allotment. InaistAttire lame priority will be given to itatistered Share and ea the Disiectors intend to cools* their operatives le a cisme of badness on which talarrpps and sae rations will be realised. the advantages to lkeroßoidsre treat sabsequent lasses of stook will 1,....41.44 valsohle aweless,Join (Mold Avery, Esq., barbs-park. N.W., and Archerstown, Nasty Tipperary. ammeelJohe Cooko 11q., lata Director of the Geelong and Mel house Railway Jobs Omens, Ree..l2 5 St. James's, W. itirr= in George W. Beaton, Req., 441‘ toe& W , late High BMW of Vanservees Islam& ham New N 7 . IC., and Aston Noose, Righ ter, Tark aeons ions polgre Company ilant.Lemilea sat% Seatharapion„ Chairman of the Rd ward Madden Illen., I .George's-road, loelestowegnare, &W. Mines Rohe. la in atic 6 Port. Clubman of the Califonda Canal Comny for purposes. Marb l yallertmelk >r4Look" and NevadoConnty,Caltkents, Banker. relinerone II OaR TIANOOO. Jobs !kneel Eq., Laker. Leeds M a eLems, Bog , Mammlai Director of Moms. Wells. Ten% sad O christian Reis, D., Mersa Reis Dreekon. !Meters. fouls Mow Req., Moss and Cm, Merchant*. UMW& London and Westaidoster Donk, Leathery. R.C. Wien lank of Lodes. Tammeolrom &O. imoupa. limes. Bates and Itiddebdell 16, Titreemorkmatroet, Lon =don. Rios. sad Pooley, MaaelseMer and Beam. X& Crto Oorton thwaite , Ihiq. . L iverpool Messrs. Waldman and Ingleiry. M. I. DevelmitriZt.u.Lesoki. SOLICITORS. Meress. anne, Sewell, end Laramie, 25, Old Broodstmer, Werra Limber hod lahsfilaoarses L heber Meek W.C., and Gresham C. Mir. no sot -7. Z. Grohs:air, Req. Temporary oSese-65, Threedueedlreereet t Imam LC. ABBIDGRD PLUBM7I7II. Tfds Computy has been setatillehed ter the of adopt ing the busss of as edng Company. which been auc candelly conducted with private capital, having paid a dividend of upwards M f 0 per est. per annum : sad le eximad, for the Ind Ume, ths 113 KM of financial *gamy to British Columbia, Vaticouver's Island, and Califorsda—ths time coandies being contliguem sad .loss ormascted r einamensial leanisaniona They also possess a•fruitier' In common fee the prolitabla in vestment of capital which cannot be .spared Ut shy other part of the world. — The rats of !boom& le either of the new cestatries embraced by thls Company. boa never been Ism than been One mid a belt to Two per neat pm mouth : and aceordlag to the latest advent Temper pest par yep frees aisliternia. Me Met per In See Yranoleco DOW cesenteads . The tallest power, Including Mose required for banking, have been taken . so last theareapeny nth be abbe to Meted' in Mete *wagons every department or ememer= lasece from which safe and ltsible returns me be No bonus wiLM yea le either prometer sr ineadel °mo pe*, tbe prebadnery expenses will be baked to such as are Aridly legitimate and meesseery. No fees will be peld to the Directors until after a dividend M least Lle per cent. has been paid to the Shareholder& Perri of appiketke tee isms, eseempeolied by detailed prespeoteem may be obtained at the Berdema Moto" or at the tams of that:bloomy. THE HITDIKSVALL sad FORMA STEAM SAWING MILL COMPANY flinalled) Incorporstad ands The Companies Lek MM. Wafts. the IIMM My of ghartholders bite &mast of Malt Mann capital t 140,11011, la Met Shama of LSO ann. with power to Mame* to ifteo,ooo. Of *hid attest trfkaoo. or 1.11, Shirai. be paitl•ttp its..., will be takes by lb. Mminurvall litaam Swift 11th Company (Limited,. The=ZS pa , we on application : Ale on allotment. calle A to to made at Womb of aot Ism Mao Ores swathe Isiereel at the rate of 5 per cent. per rums will be allowed as all sorer paid to aattolpetioa of calla. antarrosa J. C. is nom Zsq. ;arm of Marra J. C. 1s Mara sad Co.), 1, Beat lodhaavetsue. Mae, Andreae, Esq. (Ins ol Weems. Matte, hearses, and Co.), le, at Dunetatibkill. Chas WWI.* Bessie. Zee. (Ma of Weems adisack, aratehar, sad Co.), ft, liecesabbetreet. J. H. ?wow. bleq.. * Nom .twalreet J. C. W. Mee. See. (Om of lawiss. W. Litter sad Co.), 157. Fenehurchstreet. (With pewee to add to their slumber 1 ammo la Latina—TM London and Wootanineter Bank. Roumania—Mown Chao. Deuce sod Ilona 10. Billitor-equare. haulm —Yew% Woolley p nod Hanby, 24 Token. honoolard. eacaarair —J. C. W. Mier, Ley., Boa. heerlieey, oath a noon . tort shall have QM appointed. Temporary Ofiloss—ilthe Cheatham 167. reacherm ARIEDGED PllOlll/11CTITIL A private Company was established In 1867. seder th. NUN of lb. and teeth Steam !owing MU illeated). (or the parchase of fames la ibradsa, sad theis of punts se Lamm or other title to suck larenta, with the Omit of sallies the same : the completion of water commealeadoes for flostiag timber from lb. fonds to /soma. sad theme to 11111101.111/ ; erecUog arms and water sawlw mato for convartlag the timber loco deals, and the sail of suck dais at Hudikmall, or the con dimmest of them for ml. to Leedom, or ether plasm The present Company Is fonesd her the pampas of tabled*, the operations of the aboveinsatiossad lindiksmil Steam Saw tag MUCo y. the sharehoidan la the Steins flawing beim waling I. take paymeat lair the whole of the capital throated by the.' in paid-up slums of the Nur Company. Prospectuses sad applkatises tar sharoa, to be addressed to ths Broker% or to the Secretary. ammapanied by • receipt of the fathom and WIMMIAIke Beak, for a deposit of AS for each Aar* appals.' for, which elk be reteraed, tows of charge, for all Yuma art iliartmL THE REGENT'S CANAL IRON WORKS 00111.1,1 Cf (Lba lacorporated ander the Complain Act, 1101. by which the wing or inch shareholder le ■shad to the aewent of Ida &area Capkal LlM** la 1200 AIMS Ot 120 sack tiwaoryiAmi Ustaw4 of which enabak are already auboarlbed be the Amster, and thole Wanda priL t per abut on application, and /4 on allotment, and resatader In calls not exceeding At pee sham at tatervah of nos law than two Loathe. It Is not ooatanyhted to call up sees than Paper Auk _ _ JAMBS GOODSON. ft. Isoalagte•Geriereqesee,lrma. 1116.erd Bomar. The lieere illebseed. Iftez. Jame Neal 1., dewlap' Wharf. Today—best /ohs Xveritt. 111. Tokeehususyard. London. Oollteeos Nan. sea. Neveseek, &sex. Joke Waimea iar, a, Ile=e. Tower4lll leerent Beetket, WOlimn - Teber.MborMiebretreet. Dream Beery Wiseen, lteseefe Camel tree Works. Mimes. Director. (With power to add to their number.) ACDITOPS. Cornelius Warm. 11, Leadeoltallatreet. Y. W Spooner. Public Aeomotara. BOLICNONI—Yams. Klagekord sad Durum, Isiszetrest, imam& WC. lisaniae—Ttss Nast Lambs Mat. Larabardatreet TIZARCIAL Anna—The rimacial Corporation tad ;, It, Lesdraball deist. lIIICIEUILT (pro lass.)—Fred. BoUsal MUM. Regent's Coast IMO Warta Temporary Olitim-14, laadmaisnatmet, IC. The Cowpony ht tanned for the purposed carrying on no • terprise the ',A- known onsinooring works of Mt. tri: i y i rri eo eeell, situate in the Eagle Winut•rond, Siopnt's-enual, Leedom - - •- - • • 'orb cover • space of n sera et Lad. aad power • frontage of 700 feet ea the tight Wharf load. with warty the maw ettent of water fmutag Hang situated is the hesent'a Canal, they ire connected with the Thames and with all the railways which run into London. had are otherwise adarirabiy adapted to the requirements of the Alaimo. to be conducted therein They are now in full operation. and the Compaay will thus at owo enter upon an exhtlnd and profitable Dunham . It 14 Intended to work. in eoajanction with Ude business. some valuable patenta which the Company have arranged to supine for imptovements In en isoportast class of Steam Ain-tuatara Machinery. for which there Is a largely locressing demand at home and stwoed, and for the Mariniactoz• of which these pre mises are well adapted. The Regent's Canal Iron Mork. were established by Mr. Grime!l la the year 1844. and since that time have been most suceessfally carried on under Ists iremediath supervision. roe italsof lad rthelisifs resting, and for I on bridges, and the like, hie worts stand unrivalled. Ile has founded. in conneuon with these works, an sate nave cootie.. We. well as home connection. Within the last few years, many important (mann-ulna anat. U hments have bees transferred from private hands to form the beak of Joithetork enterprith end with the most marked suer CMG. Anampt Us me may he named the works of Mr. Jobe Jab ber,. now the Ashbury iron cad Waggon Company of Manch -*- ter: the works of Mr. John Barrow. of fltavoley, now The littheley Iron and Coal Company (Limited) : and those of Mr. Jot thews, now known a. Jobs Br.wn cad than any of abed. geld. The coats of all these are at a very Lye premium. The terms thou which the Motion bare ealtertal to Pliffilsie Mr. °Asmara works ere founded upon a valuation made by Marra Fuller and honey, and are most ethislavory. Mr. Orissa has agreed I. leave In the hasithes a considerable por tion of the purchase money. and for the threat to take upon Maned the responsibilnies of Managing Ltheetar. The shareholders will Incur no liability beyond the amount of shares allotted to them. Applications for there, must be made opus the annexed form. rash applicant will be required to pay Into the Beakers of the Company El per share on the number of shares applied for, mad upon allotment to make a further pay ment of It per slum oa the stows allotted to him. If no allot ment is mule the deposits will be returned in toil. Further calla will be made at Intervals of not less than two mouths, nod no call will staled 12 per share. Prommthaswe sad forms of application for shares may be had et the Soluitors. coil at the Whim of the )Yilaucial Corparatioo (thaithi), 14, lathenlall-street, City. F.C. PONE Or APPLICATION 1.11 suaMs. To the Dbectors al lb. lternt's Ca+al Iron Wats Company lansitot. Oentkume,—tierhig paid to tour heekkan the sure at being the deposit of Si per share on shares in We above llty, 1 by request that yea will allot me that number, sWire a ocept such /alarm, or any laser number : and I farther request that my name may he placed oe the respeter of share holders for We Wane so Atoned. and I further agree to siga the Ankles of Association whist retied a- on I. do so. I ant, Gentlemen. yoar obedient min eat, Name Is fail Imidimee Protaske et balsams Date LONDON, THURSDAY., , • KiiET4llO, .JULIr 14, 1864. THE OXFOR D.-8 E LECTlONl aw fram FAUST. LA FORZA DEL DISTINO. Doan° to Nowhere. lame. sad the Too Goothear d VIRGI N OF use lirlsole at rho leleesad onwesag. Dtreatar—!4. F. JoNINIMANS. Catoody by thwerarth. Naar" N. llestlatt W. Ileartea. Wed Wee Neely Power. NW oelebretor Wrestle reesdieww. NVIAT imuruta. VILLAS and HOUSES. —The CONSERVA TM LAND 11001I7Y.—hrt SALL as WOW' and elleate shoo aßrAntn.o VILLA itgalozNes. tM OiIdNUIXY• at ht. Ilarparet's lelreorth, end tab t& beading plota aa the Twickenham pel oil of the °lilac Pow Masai Ward. two villas at naasid, villas sad houses at Brighteq two leasehold holm' Iz i l . sselswerlithuse, Putney, four houses ea the Kentish Tees alas tab or freehold homes at the Ilackeey estate, els honer ea um Old lord property (Park-road). haskies twisty three haute oil the tootatresel mate (Veher.rood south). an also for melt Pull particulars of the than villas sad houses and pleas Wqe seats will be forwerded ea appeleatloa. The eondltbm at NA' sad the prices aro poodle* advaatageoes for purchase's. who pay the cost of a home or plot of land le monthly or other herehaents, the asortgete helot only a guises exclusive of stoop duty sod CHAILIti &enemy. 32, Nortolkeratet.fitreed, London, W.C. LATHES, PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, ROOKS. PRIM, fa. MIL J. C. STZVENS will SELL by AUCTION at his Great Room. SS, Mai-etreet. Cored -garden. TO MORROW, lay IA at balf-peet 12 preeisaly, • imatlty of SITTINGS, meat& lathes sad tools. tread, tastraweet. CaZherla aad learea, views. book., prints, sad dratriaat a t i tS Ph sae l = " 4 variety of tateedia roue vim Walpole bat HOWARD and SONS' SILVER FIR FOR !arum-BOW/AD sag Kin. lfaaufseluters by Stems Xachisery, are eusbied to produce every deserlptios of very superior cabinet work at a meeersis pries —Warehouses. 26 Sad R. Bersametrest, Or/ordetreek Ds.toss awl ereimeter free. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nom's mamma.) TIM DANISH WAR.—PROPONID SIISPZN- SION OF HOSTILITIM OOPTSRAMEN, Jeri.ir IL It is asserted that despatches were forwarded this morning by the government to the courts of Vienna and Berlin, which are said to contain proposals for the suspension of hostilities. The belief is becoming very general that pesos will shortly be concluded, BWENIKIINDIL, JULY 13. • Danish ship, with a flag of truce, arrived here yesterday evening with a despatch from Denmark, requesting a suspension of hostilities. THE NEW DANLSII MINISTRY. OUPSNRAOZN, Juz.4 I; 2.34 Lit. The following is • summary Of a message mut by the new ministry to the Rigsraad to-day :—" The King, deeming that men unconcerned in the late WARMS would be better able to save the Fatherland, has decided upot a change of.ministers. We hope to obtain the confidence of the Rigsraad sad the pas*, otherwise we shall be powerless. To lay , down a prognuame would at preesot be impossible. The new ministen can only give the nearanee that, taking their stand firmly upon legal ground, they 'wig never advise the King to amt Illegal measures." The message oosolodss by stating that the ministry will canonise it as their minion to uphold the honour and independence el Denmark. 2111 PURNDIEUNG OP EltD-I.OOMB. - WILL sod 8014 lave obestMet kr some time two ..ow be advantageous to this Cakenses to See a notch larger solectioa of Bed-room loralten Urn Is esnally ditPawt god th at to Judge payday at the style mid Mind of Um stoat descriptions of senators, lb Y ase.sesry that each deseriplion should be placed In soparste mama esmy therefore, emirsen Large and Additions SMOWJIOUMB, by which they are enabled not only to extend their show cit a, = Mrs^ and Wood Bedsteads, and Belt roam Parniters, whet they believe has ever been attempted. bat also to provide several small rooms for the num.@ of keeping complete suttee of Bed-room Punttare In the different stylea Japanned Deal Goods iney be eees to cemmiste salts* of be. or ouie sis differen t •of them light end on mental, sad to a Wien. BMWs of liaised imal Ciothts Purnitam, Polished Dolt, Oak. and Watant. are also set apart In separate mesas. so that customers are able to see the 'Beet as it would snow la their eons moms. TM Mock of Mahogany Goods fee Use better Bedroom. and Japanned Ow& tor Plain end elevants• use, to very greatly M onne* the sleek forded a• eo T op i llo =wont of kW' noes ituraltore as they think ma yhe red. MILL awl /10111 M MUMMA CATALOOI , I at Bedsteads. Diddled, mad Bedroom lamitere mot tree by = led PM leg. Tottenhem-marbread. CANDLES. —PRIZE MEDAL. Adopted by him lloteetys Govomseest tor the relittery stalloso. J. C. sod J. PIMA the al meaufeeterere sod hellion of the IMO Prue Weld la us maim the public aielost soy spittoon haltatiocs. Their label 11111 pectiets sod beam oy all dealer, toreoghont the ITholoolle end ter etoortmeirs at Ito Wefts, UPPILIt La KUM LONDON. 8.. whore ebbe nay be °biased their celebrated Vatted Santee sloop Tablets. HAMILTON and HIMPTON (Tailors) call salsollsa so the NSW XATILIUAIJI la dark aad tliglil salaams far Ira sad ma& Wk. Na T lat im a r ikt k lrogyarlis issisr-lisn HYAM Is CO.'S GINTLZMEN'S CLOTHLNG, K sod 67 OX IPOZDATISZT. W. Tbe babies tad =xi esotassee daplayed la iiin Mine intneselly aetracer . Ovenseats tad Oases lila M. te Ps. Id. llisealag and idseagas Jackson Us. Od. to 425. Od. Studoess sad Moraine lulls —Sta. Od tea Od. and Ma Od. Treaters. 600 patients to Won treat Volk el Ye sane naterials ...... jEITABI and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. N sad W. OXPOADATAWIT, W. rho lord Obi* Mad exporloscog maws sad wed= we OM. ployod. Trw4Weg Wooer; le• 64. : Vests ta NW* W. Metre tor clerical, academical, sidles*, sod othOr girohodowl =t t e:en. &Wis. thew to Mx gulags& • swank est toe liveries. Pees ad* sa. ; tootaiao's, ma. 000dmaa's, Its. H YAM and 00.'8 BIIITB for BOYS, 66 and C 01101.1MTLIJIT. W. wseek admired e! lamas and Oaardlaas Sot Qua*, ta aad soaeocay. KeiNtsft•dtair, Waslaark.. Oabarse,Z Wadesmita, lea Id. to Ma ; /ae . lianow. sad Raab Naga 18a, 20a, SU. sad aft. • trylag-aa roam Madman* Mad up Ia awaszkla milk Ws asparlappat. JOHN BROODS:IT'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight, at reatimble Talmo, and the waelmemebte at *beim& essaesetorere' prices. TM geld In tbe obelus pee noised, and re-purchmed M the price charted. the Debi. How much your chain weighs to to el etronet cant The Anemia Mahe gold, and theme forlaahlea' Manufactory, No 14 Beruiettaatresk Cereut- .'des, ST.C. , Medals. Assays owls at chain' aed jewellery for la eadt. N.B. This setaeUstuaset ls closed at 0 in the maim. sad ea Saturdays at it oclock. WHITE and SOUNDTESTH say indispeinablo to tereessl Attreetke, end le Mani mad lendemity by the proper mestimittoe of food 10MLANDIf ODONTO, or Pltala DENTIPZICI. eorepoanded of Oviestet begredlenta, to of Insatiable valise la preserving sad hese the teeth. anesthesia. the puma and to giVille a pleads, to the breath. It ensliesies tartar from the tee*, removes spots of incipient decay, sad polishes sad preserme the eneeml, to which it impute a peitrlbk• etintensea Its tanked= pertlea hare obtained the patronage at roy all y sad the men ot terepa end it is emiteersally la Wi Prise la ad. per ho• Seid at 20. Hatto den, end l4 4 .h& Clitendate end Perliemer• Ask for ^ltisertemie QMm4a . DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS .a d LIVBR 1' 11.64, e sever telling remedy peyeiwl without say amereartat lagredleat, from the recipe of Dr. 1.011. wW be naiad Invaluable to ell who ender from bakes sad Misr eemplaists. indigestion. wind, spurns. &Idioms. dixxisela et the eyes, See habitual Berm. as a 1.,01gs sperloot loadtetas, sad as wide of the blood, they are truly excellent . a ld la their operation sad grateful to the agestact, they crests appetite, petaaelle mad striagthea the whole nervous eptem.--floid by 2,11: beet, k Klad Charlini-croen sad by wet druadote, is Is lid. .sad Is Pi. le tore tsi ash ler De. Ikea • Moss sod PM pair are la a ignore gross U ll whit Latimer eadraved ea the eissop. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE 123.9F.NCE. The most scientilloelly prepared and most powerful turbi dly mallet seer latrodueed restores I. their normal condition all the secretions. on the integrity of which perfect health de pends U tea speciac for debility of eli Muds, and from Its eon- Wale& mese ether logredierita, pepsine and pheepete of soda, will prone highly beeeacial to the nerrour and dyspepLie. Mice as. per DOM. or four quantities la one far filt flak himinia. timers. lirrearanor and Cr.. lit Oilorietreet. and lOU. Isneturclicar.ct. P.C. Landon. Daus POEMS receiving the RIO Unmans as steered in Advertisement., " lin! Mrs Shakespeare,' mil be sAildialsed nifty la July. Illastraied srttli lAthosratill Portraits. (Matte on application to principal Draper. every where, or by stamped &hirer to DAY and SONS, Llncoin's inn.ftelda. London. rids day is published, la s bandanas volume, gia taiga EARLY PINCICINGB from PUNCH (Chiefly Politica I. by Juin LIME. Loudon Bradbury sod Bests. I L Boorat►etrost. LC. MONOGRAMS DT OW= JONHB.—Meters. De LS Res and Os, have jest *gibed an exquisite sebeellke of sot lees than 70Q monceranie designed by Owee JOINS, whose name ales. is sufficient to recommend them as • study to all who ale curious to observe the infinite variety mid play of fancy, aid the modulation, so to speak, of expressive gram, with which initial letters may he treated by the genius of • peat artist. STRAWBRIURY AND BOIIQUIST•HOLDEZ SHOW AT Tel HORTICULTURAL HARDIE/le. Yesterday afternoon • strawberry and bouquet.holder show took place at the Royal Horticultural Gardens, South Kensington. The show of strawberries was prosy meatier so large nor so floe es it would have bees if held two or three weeks earlier, but still it was of a very excellent description, the show of that clam of strawberries kerma so British Quemoy being particu larly dee. The prises coosisted of @indicates en titling the wipeen to certain shares in the matey received from the adroasioei to the show. Mr. C. Lydian, of Bath, obtained a first-clam certificate for throe dishes of distinct varieties of strawberries one of British Queue, the best dish of other kiede, end the best for culinary He also obtained the ourtificate for the beet si a strawben7 a monster of the British Queen sort, weighing an ounce and a half, and for the finest. 12 straw. berries, Eleanore, which weighed oollectively 121 sine Mr. Hole, of Orpiegtoe, obtained a first-clam certified* for three dishes of British Queens ; and Mr. Wardour, of Brampton, obtained a seroodelme certificate. There was also• shoe of sculpture and terra °Mts, which male up for its scantiness by the gout merit of mom of the pieties. There wee a very fine irate of Galileo, mother of Wargo, aid • third of Bacchus and Ito, all of which merited Wasik.. There were algal several articles of white ebbe, particularly some leautdel candelabra, exhibited by Mr. Goads, which attracted atom- Hoe —the collectiee of Mr. Goads beim hosionred with the notice of the Priem sad Primate of Wales, se they along the arced, in the evesiop. 'rheas was a good sCin i f bouquetbolders ; those exhibited by Howell aid lanes and Gado. being among the most Isabela. The show at rested numerous visitors, sad the sejoymiet of the ney yea cow eiders* itievemed by the Bi. Georges Vehenteer bend, which Waled a eacceesise d hoe egoistic aka aerie' the exhibition. CLOSING OF THY BELGIAN P. lIIKUSSALB, JOLT LI. In to-day's sitting of the Senate a royal decree war read, closing the legislative minion of 1863- 186& ITALY. TURIN, JOLT 13. The National Bank of Italy has reduoed its rate of discount to 7 per cant. Intelligence received here from Venetia an -110111:10011 that the conatry, especially the province of Verona, is isfostal by several bands of brigands. INDIA BOMBAY, Jun X (By Telegraph from Sou.) The Ameer of Cabal is reported to have com pletely defeated Ahaf Klan in a peat battle at B•niosa. AMERICA. I azarises masaana.) (P.r the North Amorists.) NSW YORK, JULY 1, Symasa. The report of Mr. Chase's nsignigliba has hem confirmed, and Senator Tesseaden, of Maine, has been appointed as his anooessor. This appointaient has been well received by the public. Mr. Chase's resignation is said to have been caused by a conflict with the President in reference to the appointments in the Treasury department. Congress has repealed the Gold Bill. No later official reports have bees received from either Sherman or Grant. The Arabia has arrived out. COMILERCIAL,LNTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Jutr I. limey tight. Gold has beau fluctuating violently Wormy, adiramoing be ISO, bet recediag since t. 22a. Exchange oa Condos, Baskets' Bills, 240. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 1331. Illinois shares, 131. Erie, 114 f. Six per Cent. United States Five-Twenty Bonds, 104. NEW YORE. JOLT 2, Yount°. Wilson's cavalry has destroyed 20 miles of the Danville Railread.On their :stump& liondaynight (27th nit.), they were intercepted by the Confede rates at Beam's station on the Weldon and Peters burg Railroad. Wilson fought all night and the following morning, but was unable to push his way through. Meade sent the 6tb corps with a division of the 2nd oorpe to the aseistaase of Wilson. On Tuesday the Confederates were moving in the directieti of the rear of Grant's ink The Bavaria had arrived out. NSW YORK, JULY 2, IMMO. . . Senator Teseenden hesitates to accept the ap pointment of Secretary of the Treasury, on the plea of feeble health, nevertheless it is considered certain that he will accept. There is no news of importance from the seat of war. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE NEW YORK. JOLT 2. MOZNING. Mousy easy. Gold 237. Ischauge on London, baskets' bills, 265(0 ; ea Paris, 2.75 to 2.90. NEW YORK, Jinx 2, iVINUMB. Money tight. Gold, 334. Exchange on London, bankers' bills, 253 ; on Paris, 258 to 2.86 No transactiOns have taken place in stocks, the board having adjourned on account of a holiday. Flour declining. Wheat and corn dull. Pro visions falling. Coffee good inquiry. Sugar steady. Petroleum, crude, 50c. ; reflood, 900. Our advice. from New York are to the 20th ult. : ♦ special despatch to the New York Times, dated Washington, June 29th, says : _ . Latest *deices from Gapers' Grant's headquarters report cooly such oceasioual skirmishing and artillery practioe as in. evitaialy roma from the close proximity of the two forms. The chief enemies oar soldiers have had lately to combat are the heat and dust, which have never been of • mare sualignaut character. For 30 days not a drop of rain bac fall", making • drought of a duration unparalleled in that region for many yawl. It is with the utmost difficulty that moo and animals get even a scanty supply of water. Gard Palmer • raid from Newborn on the Wilmington aod illaldoa railroad some to supply a perfect explanation of the remedy reported march of rebel troths from Lee's army to North Carotin, oo which such aboard specalatioas have bees based. . _ Gemmel Hamm& yesterday morning resumed ocenresad of as gad Army Corp.. Oa Peday hat heeler-Master Street of the flotilla ob tained informatics that them were a sambas at guerillas on this Primula espied ia snakes torpedoea, sad aeoordingly on that sight be landed with 30 mu and proceeded over the ematry some tee ranee capturing six pencils, antoog Whom was a Confederate captain and phyaimau„ whom be brought off to his veseeL_ A telegram, dated Heed-goarters of the Army of the Potoome, June 28, 6 Luz., says : All remains quiet at the (rook Our left via; swung round, sad took pcomesiou of the Wades railroad, about four miles from the oily, without opposition. It is believed the smemy's hoes hays hems somewhat captive:Aid @Mos Friday last, sod the *aim prevails that • fovea bra bees emit to mast cad drive back Gambrel Hasler. Another despatch, dated J tme 28, 12 noon, says : Quite a seven ounenlaut book pine ea lUtoirdar De tree. on cavalry mud • force of the nen , cosciatiog of cavalry sad amounted isfactry, st the Ch . shay rine. The rebels bad followed Slmerodaa from the Mane Roan, in the ernotatioo of being able to out off part of his wai n. trait, *high was very large, sad it was hen thry mode War ate/2th._ Jorta's divisios woo detailed to mart tits train. whit Gages &violas wu plaint to position to nag so attack from that wanly on the rods which Slay won Maws no mongy. At on early hour skirmishing 00•11101601013, sod woo kor up wait coos, whom Ms nal 'Autry, which lad Isola ismonatod, mods n dospertto chair on an. Boos; erg althoesk our we diesuabod sal tombh than pikaMigt [Stamped. Id. AddMaga] for a time, they were finally compelled to retire, Coffering ommiderebty. Oar has is 'apposed to 1 about 1.5i1e. Oar men 1.11 bock to their sapped" Rom the bridge, and the memaimod, with the satire trt e li s abimpiestiy got ever it without farther low. 'The role no sari to Mew am up, sad Y it thought they must hare seffored smegrely. The whole oimmand hos mired at the James River, sad will be moms by to-night. There are mow about 6.000 sick aad weesded is at City Point, sad they sat mach Irani tie beat am= a look el good water. The members of the different aid moieties are fast Mr* oat ham exhanstioa sod fimer, mad assay of them have Mee famed to give up their Liman sad return home. THE OVERLAND MAIL By the arrival of the Overland Mail we have advioes from Calcutta to June 8 ; Madras, June 14 ; Colombo, June 17 ; Shanghai, May 21 ; Hong Kong, May 30 ; Biappurs, June 8 ; say, May 21 ; Melbourne, May 25 ; Adelaide, May 27 ; Brisbane, May 18 ; Auckland, Apnl 30, &c. THE WAR, IN NSW ZEALAND. (non oaz ow► AUCKLAND, MAT 7. The seemed the Maori war has, during the pest mouth, 'hanged front the Waikato country to rummage, cm the met anat. The natives, after their sudden Sight from Mannotanteri, stayed bat ' a, 'hart time at their lest past Paw; sad them evacuated that also. Hopes were now entertained of peace, as William Naylor had opened communi cation with the rebels, and it was said that about WO of them were about to surrender. Sir George Grey went to Maimigatauteri to be in readiness to receive overtures of peace and make terms. The cunning of the natives was, however, again mani fested, for instead of a surrender on the part of the chiefs and fighting men, they sent only their women and non-effectives, to be fed and takes care of by the palm* thus leaving them selves at hberty for more active operations. . _ The next infornuition of them was that William Thompson and his men were at Tauranga on the east coast, and about two miles from our map. Sir George Grey and Sir D. Cameron• then returned to town, the latter leaving almost immediately for Tauranga in Ser Majesty's steamer Rsk, accompanied by his stall, and nearly 600 men of the 43rd and 68th Regiments Royal Artillery and flying column. As they arrived from the Waikato 500 more were demi:latched by her Majesty's steamships !Wow) and Harrier, some lasing landed at Maketu, further down the east onset. On the 21st of April Major Colville, with 80 I men, had a skirmish with shout 300 of the enemy at Mast; tour of our men being wounded and five or six rebels killed. On the 18th Sir D. Cameron and Commodore Wiseman proceeded in the colonial gunboat Sand fly, from Tauraga to Maketu to reoounoitre. and found that a man-of-war could get within rouge of the rebels' pa. The next day the Falcon and head ily, returning to Maketu, found the rebels and our troops, aided by Arawaa, fighting. The enemy bad advanced their rifle pita to within 80 yards of our camp. The Falcon, taking • position about 1,100 yards from the principal pa, poured shot and shall into it for about au hour, when the rebels, finding it too hot for them evacuated, awl fled to another pa, from whence a lso they were driven in like manner. They thee fled along the beach, pre ' vented by swamps from getting sufficiently away from it to be out of reach of the Sandfiy, which, pursuing them for six and twenty miles, continued to shall them with beautiful precision, though roll ing heavily. Meanwhile the pas were taken possession of and destroyed. The loyal natives, distinguished by a white scarf, fought bravely, and displayed prat discipline, receiving the attack of the rebels most gallantly. These A/SWIM or Maketu natives have proved their loyalty by the generous manner in which they have fed other loyal natives from the interior who have joined them, as well as by actual fighting. Hitherto the news I have had to communicate has been on the whole satidactory. I have mow to relate a most severe and heartrending disaster. Preparations were made for attacking the rebels' fortification at Tauraga, mentioned above, and called Te Papa or the Gate Pa, it being across the' . road leading into the interior, sad where the gate of the misuon property had stood, and the rebels had taken advantage of the deep ditch and fence in constructing their works. The pa was defended by about 400 men. At daybreak on Friday, the 29th April, the 48th l Regiment, wader Colonel Greer, and a detachment of the Naval Brigade being on the right and skir mishers on the left of the enemy's position to pre vent their escape, and lulu batteries of heavy guns and mortars being in front, shelling was commenced, and continued with little intermission till 4 o'clock. At noon a breach was effected in the left angle of the outer stockading, but not being fit for storming the heavy guns were all directed at it. About this time the enemy appears to have tried to escape, but were repulsed by the 68th. The enemy were then surrounded. and bad but two alternatives, surrender or fight it oat ; they chose the latter, though their position appeared hopeless, and made all pre sent regret their obstinacy, or rather we may say their courage and endurance. There they remained quite still, not firing a shot after the ' early morning, except at noun, buried in their earth works, listening to the thunder of the cannon, and the fall and bursting of the shells above and along side of them. At four o'clock p.m. the assault was ordered, the domain party consisting of detachments of the 43rd Light lwantry and Naval Brigade, who bad been hitherto kept in reserve. They were led by Commander Hay, RN., and Lieut.-Colonel Booth, the reserve being led by Captain Hamilton of the Bak and Captain Jenkins of the Miranda, who the senior of the former gallantly served under him. The flying columu under Major Ryan advanced in skirmishing order before the pa to keep down the lire from the parapet. The batteries were now of course silent, and as the storming party arrived at about 300 yards from the breach, the enemy commenced a terrific and galling fire upon them. On rushed our men, led by their gallant officers ; and soon commenced a desperate hand-to-band struggle. The 68th, cross ing the swamp, charged up the hill is the rear, driving back the rebels as again they ender roared to escape. Those who were outside now thought that the pa was ours ; and indeed hitherto all had succeeded, and the pa would undoubtedly have beau taken, when a sudden panic seized the 43rd, and in spite of the most determined gellautry of the officers, who did all that officers could do to rally their men, they fled in confusion out of the pa. Now it was that so many of our brave officers and men fell. Captain Hamilton, R.N., who at this juncture came up with the reserve, was shot through the head. Nearly all the offietirs of the 43rd and Naval Brigade were either killed or wounded. The 68th were compelled to retire, owing to the moss fire from the skirmishers to which they were exposed ; indeed several times during the day the fire from our own men compelled I other detachments to retire and abused many casualties. Both men and oakera el the moveable 00h11011, which is composed of detachments of various regiments, and the 68th, believed mannerly I well. The storming party and reserve were rallied lad ro4ommed time to the batteries, but did net again &tempi to take the pa. Sir D. Camera' than made a reemsnaimanee of the works, and [TWOPENCE while doing so had • very narrow escape ; it was reported that the loft line of flanking pita were occupied by troops, but as the general and his staff rode close up to them a volley showed the error. Fortunately no one was hi; though the general's bores was wounded, and Lieutenant St. Hill's saddle was struck in two plaoee. In the evening Captain Jenkins, R.N. also had a narrow escape, for, jumping into a:rifle pit which he believed was uccupied by his own men, be found himself amongst Maeries, and speedily jumping '• back drew his revolver mid shot one man. Firing was continued till dark, and a pitch dark night it was, and the rebels were shouting and yelling vociferously; but gradually in the pa all became quiet, and it was supposed that the rebels must have escaped. MajorGreaves,deputy-assistent quartermaster-general, who had been with the moveable column throughout the fight, twice crept up to the pa in the dense darkness, and listened but could Lear no sound, but still could not make sure that the pa was evacuated. The rebels had escaped through the picket& of the 68th, who kept up a Mangling fire all night, killing nine of the enemy. In the morning when the pa was entered a scene presented itself such as no pen cab adequately describe, and to think of which is enough to make the heart bleed. There lay, as they had lain all that cold dark eight with their wounds mostly un dressed, but, Matte God, untouched by the enemy, the dead and the wounded. Captain Hamilton, RN. Captains Muir, Hamilton, Glover, and Utterion, of see Moil, lesutesaut Hill, R.N., cos of the Neer verrivere of the wreak of the Orpheus, and many others, all lay dead. Lieutenant-Colonel Booth was found mortally wounded in the spine, and, as well as Commander Hay, R.N., is since dead. Our dead and wounded, as I said before, were untouched, even to their valuables and clothes. This was quite unexpected, and is very different conduct to that of the Taranaki rebels. Through. out this sad affair the enemy has proved himself a brave and noble foe, worthy of respect Ten Maories were found dead in the pa, and three wounded, who were made prisoners. One of these has since died, making as far as we know twenty killed, while our ices is 83 killed, and about 80 to 100 wounded. The dead were buried in the churchrd et Tauranga on Sunday morning, the Lit of May, and a pouring wet day. Archdeacon Brown read the service, acid the funeral was attended by General Sir D. Cameron, Commodore Wi•0011111, and all the officers and men off duty. One of the prisoners is General Thompeon's same- . tary, Revise. He has written to his wife telling her bow kindly be and the other prisoners have been treated by the pakeha. The rebels are believed to have retreated to their bill pa, about eight miles off, where the works are large and strong, and with a gully in front. About the same time as the affair at Te Papa, an engagement took place at T. Awe is Atua, be tween the Arawaa under Major Hay, and the rebel Ngatipouraus, in which the enemy had fully 100 f killed and wounded, while the friendly natives lost only one killed, an influential chief called Wyn- '" yard Beacham, and had six wounded. The Arenas, throwing themselves into skirmishing order, kept up a heavy tire for belt en hoer, and then charged the enemy, using the butt-end of their rifles, sent the rebels flying up the gullies, and pursued them until tired out. At Taranaki we have also had a reverse and a victory. Captain Lloyd being out with a small party of men on a special expedition, was sur rounded and six of his men killed, while six more were wounded. A strong party being sent out to recover the bodies, found all bat one decapitated. One man was reported missing, and part of his body was afterward, found in a state which induced a strong belief that the mynas had returned to cannibalism. We have sines received better news ; the natives attacked the redoubt on Sentry-hill, six miles from the town of New Plymouth, and were repulsed with a loss of about 100, while we bad only one man slightly wounded. Amongst the enemy slain was Parenga Hingi„ one cif the finest specinseas to look at of a savage it is passible to conceive—iramensely tall, well mods, and athletic, and t►ttoed, but the most ferocious and savage of his race. His death is a great loss to the rebels. The head of Captain Lloyd is being carried about from place to place in triumph, and used to excite the natives. Hia unhappy wife asked for a lock of his hair, which, of course, could not be given her, and abs was put off from time to time with various excuses ; at last, however, she discovered the truth —it was too much for distracted senses, and mad ness ensued. ?Hs RAILROAD Accrrairr IN CANADA. A despatch dated from fit. Hilaire, Canada East. Jose 29, published In the New York peps, gives the fel loves brief partinales el the event :—The emigrant train, omelet* of ele►en ous, went over Betel bridge air morning. wit► 331 German emigrant• on board. Thirty-four bodies have beta moving, and between thirty and forty taken out more or lens badly injured. Ow ear has sot been sußleisotly reeled to allow the deed to he taken out from it. The eigiseer west down with his eaglet bat seeped with slight Miser. • dreadful respossibility apprise to rest on this man foe wir iness the ■tandinl order to stop Wore going on the bridge. The depth of the water where the aceideet happesed is about ten feet. The conductor, Thomas Flu., is killed ; the Ireton also is supposed to be killed. St. Hilaire is about 19 miles from Mouteeal VTIIT Or JOHN PAILINOTON TO !NZ CEANNIL Pier.—Yriarday Sir Jahn Pakiagtes, with wham was Mean-Admiral Charles Eden, C. 8., and Rear-Admiral Sir Alexasder Mile*, vain the Chanel Fleet at flathead. Sir John Pakiegtou also inspected the cupola ship, Lion of the 8.., meoced is Portessosile harbour. RICHLAILABLZ RHOCOL —We have to record the aeon from lutanist death of • mother and three children is wolvenamptos on Moeday afternoon, under mrets. sauces which reflect the highest credit epee one ices, to whom promptitude, energy. and cooluess the reined owe their lives. On the afternoon named the canal boat Lie. nimbus, beingieg to the trees... of the Den of Bridge. water, in charge of Thom.. Whitehouse, was g on her journey from Wein:kimonos to Basin, idea i riTit 228 mats of grate. Whoa opposite to Mr. Major's chemical works, ilmesere-treee. Wolverhampton, sod whilst rain rowed • very sharp carve is the canal, she capsized. Sh• was palled ooropletely bottom upward', in consequence of the him attached totter, whiehbad gamed oe the wroog side of the telegraph pods, and had been brought hack by the driver, baring, upon escaping from him, roe euddeely to the foil stretch of the lin. Thecaptain's wife seed three childneo, the eldest of whom is about six years old, were at this time in the edam of the boat, which wee com pletely submerged is about fin or six feet of water. To all appealance their 'nape teem death was impossible, hut it happened that • boat-balder in the employ of Mr. Major, named Joseph Nook, wee at work sear at lend, sad seeing what hat oceseved immediately ran into the warm, sad leaped on the bottom of the boat, at the same time seeding ameba man for hi. axe. The bout new slightly altered her position, a.ed showed about Masa Nene ef the aide of the bottom et her cabin. Kook thee plead hi ear close to the exposed side, and lirteciat for • ascend, marked the place where he aseerteined that the mother and her Adam were. He thee ooenroeseed to cut through her timbers of tbree-inch oak. and is about the spite of ten mum., med. an open. lag through which • tiny heed immediately grimed the bookie pinks. As the hole inereseed in ease, se the more eagerly were the Made of mother and childne thrust out, thus misdating the task of the deliverer the more dilScelt ; bet at length the hole wee med. eufSeisetly large to permit of the brasier oat of the youngest child, a. slant of tea months; and is abort tweety ramie. from the time the ll eneldeeoetemed the whole of the minified family wen released. end taken on hard ene of Mr. Major's baste. and eared fm.—BinsiapAass Deily Poet, Petroleum oil is averording all other kinds of 06 i ace en Dien ragmen. Its illoneisating power es greater thaw that of asp Mbar hied of ea. A lamp, with • gat wish 84itles of as len broad, supplied with lemei, gives • light egad to 7.15 mettles ; while It ." ; - with the bat slits cS. the West is that of 2.21) cesdlea Peleelmm, likewbe. Awe net ceessal am char the wick at a lamp and is meek Mopes the other aiL--AlllOlOl3l Pliat• i I I . i