The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-20 00:00:00

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WATllllKeiplglAtlls sad SOUTH of WaVfraffh4EFV=Wwilal . °4511 A "r il"" at ialZumbi lAW 3r gar LA SV a m m a darasVgl a t i tkoZra....A a rek e miasma sama.=•=aargraira= um"' • BENLIIN.—Tho North Omuta Lloyd,/ Stoma • rho Amu& Nowa. er titaw•w, saw Mk.. Vane: IIa; aims at a . teaell a mem tg II Vaaranal 0 Ran& awl FIIIIMPR. iij.zzt. THE NOHTHFLNET DOCKS sad LONDON Ql7lllll 00 X Oftee—Dl Orem+Met. 111 - 5 - 11" 31.0. 0104 AIWA Is 73.100 ari:Zipa SI& PM power to lie Abeam al re tine so Orem Ile Oneebel WOK seareleg oar emereemeale et in Quageme. be Or bur a VAN Rine et tilh ma. lake ell be elbsei the kit 1//./Aa• 10 all 9.l.llll.llllreeleidees.) Delees. A 3 Ma pit Rs" 414 vlielb lo ie be pile ea efflieeeksa. affia Jaw J. 811111111 OSTLIT. Cloimme. JAJINS It YOU? DAN I w i t. Ammo Cloirmrs (C•olosito al lIIM Itadtwall sod ost..._ .. _ a nwasOmad IblittoPt. SY loam 11. =l:l . ...f . grop=" 004. ,711 Mut trap. Lod Ottoot b r rm . :4.A IL losofloonto. IMAM lmals• a , Ira 101ruscor et tealeeeke sod OrOotta atm Pattpoits Compant). Stot= We Seaga Z. Imimerai.o.l., llotllitotoloott Lil Jorbasoonlowdoo. llooxlatootooofrollOW n LittioromoOolood Jolutottout. Sobert Motti.ltiliarmattorrii:lassm "I nto, IClations of Nora mei IWO Itatoro Lamy Cialmo d no Illitoptllio Yam /Wow as& stlsta.=t:iattato Mot Witt; M Omni= Mil" itoitotbloo. (11,1tO power to aid to at mobor.) Immo\ Darter. . litootor'r-qato. Lome Ilmatotioot t Joia the Mond awe lhe formal lark, of OW geepwW wo o. ComClaila Lmoossa—Julto HamMlialr, Maa, R . Onst amiwww. Clads % oa, R Jlw areal. Mort tOrfl• siarill, Omnilll, sol Tlo Lomb. rot Wommiontor V ow .m—)lama W. Novo. NoL NW It, laowts•-11• ow air aso NI . LM L reprel L• (Not TM objet of the loollot Dols sod Aminl losimailbsOmptay. Unmet to I pro•tio the Tot of WWI IDE snow aim p r dosages DST DOCKS apaile of waidoffe dir tb• hoot fog Dee la liel= l* o el motet INCRIAERD TrAll4=loo ." l% °DATION. Os west of moo ...pot Amoy. ms. Orr owl% moileNT Now d 11.• °AM Ow, t., tatt Plod DIRECT CuMMUSIDUTION WMI MING °AMWAY°. Ibmbe •eren.; le werelles • mad iii Ono ~grow of Ipoeu is lei Itee=ri Ilelbr MAMMA 9 . :4B•7e es rt7Tl i nrlt Ur IS:=%l If= ow Daly proofol, as I lan too toolipled IN • ofoollaus op DOOM foe Uoi Tb• lop•to of I S liskoo• Aar ODA • on of acvo. will be mil-la 4 le sem set the seimligilog IR le Waal. loom aft Do* ~Os Of do war 0 is poloollo; led IRemelmem lan 61,04 .Ito the bkeetor• mama& eoulisolers. . . _ _ she ere t u rf; W. eraW;Setee 11,7•71SZIlea ot eX M awl; withi. tar worst.. It le IstradM. aeobisel the Sena et X striae. by oldest • awe loss eeeeeftle se the tweeltesteste d eereans W lt le sot gavelled Idea mere Ohl eyllad op shags the int et elesth.; so earn= SNP e ir ism ISIXIDIATX XIV= 1.—.11e mem! lielme Y alsisloyelse Irks ea harethele merge Ira ewe. In the Coodelll tram the basses awned as el the dew rid oreherm Lesdes. sad the =4'.4 re ~Pbe, dry dedt awl yeekeetebie pare red .., T, Itartalleet. me sal ashes obi sole et *WI Ind diets el** salt amble the highs he Neoleselles et tbe weeks le dr due inkiest gem edit ea told I.IO.IIICTIVI SlVlLllUlS—lllio l tapterst seeneyelel la at ma hoe to be datee4 her tb. enema Ojeda std.'. he undsneltlov Wt=di •b• •••••••threir NM./ mdllitok .. raw • spbmi et km *Wok whin.M aralart Witte mat at the Sheeler, sot demist the t sante' 114 If l tmal id= U. dipole se he to haidieldieet ie .2' =s shish oh see maw eltemobeeels esieed dale. Pet ha dater to be sods be ne n r si e d 1.10 . r .w. . "." 4; India e55.6 e 1 4. 1 • 1111" ..driiii -qra aizz ild fir Et . 1 1 8E Il A 1t.,--Pniessed by Berl Letamrs tang of 34.3334.- 4 114 Igionia Dr . 1.311433 Di ma •=34.1r.1 D t3.ll:Vti I r e Illemi ir 1D1W....... M mi., Dr wrap lar MU Awl OW 4 A--- go . :lor 301.1. Yob% Ir Wire ISO ...--...... 111 gibs Irlsidayr sleeper*. /a make =. asyirsyssali. um lbw WS Is al Ofelde 11•11.14 - ell 416 I 1.• esstrr fur Maw*. Ss Isola Trlimeir is I,:isC i grallsr ll=arer W art fete rt t lir """ riwa rllss4ils. Dui rinolg ler Mat el 4.436.3 Oil tram Intl imatawy. la Da IrolloWe 434301133 d Pp y reuresslaroia I Midi ad Ss rapaperills IS Sill Mat raTilantrat NM. I. 2. arli 3 sis ilneli of erie armiL l e ssinsba tiousibm. ?Try Pip es it.indht 1.14. MEDD Et=r7 . llltaa etoo l ly pztru..a....7ear tar la me 31a. nor pe.3r. St s r ad* walalk wenn% rd am AP 12. O. virlit E1ya 34 . 33 .310r. Is wet rf ars De mr. re le_o3 pro D. Road. A. ilimisfleribillerl : MS./ fra= Siva INDIA OFFICE, Bth April 1859. NOTION lIJI BMW NITS ,N that the r IBILININA. ON at OANDIDV4 t et tr a p MINN? et AISIMPAIT RIZONONO la bre Marry fare 1021 be bebt Mr Ones r MOND& , the flak all. ler. sad resesealeger2,_• tbat the probable mar oreare to to *ea NW up J. POMO Mllll7 B ANY of D B P 0 B I T. miaow o.p. lfr Portia, .W il i r isfal/4.64.8.=uir1e vottrloo wNik WO = MO of Wong me to ii tth4oVt - yil mur ideom orllkowl plefokot. Tomsk" orslognaseft rafts TIM ItERCANTII i it DISCOUNT COMPANY 1 trinase=tr i ttra am UR. aim*, Sorblft al orb Moirlir leer orsoma of r"..17,6=1M0N, sata==lraWili jaraaarbra=l:= WIWI= = M, °..l b ' oNtim . a . Ogr i Anr.ort rumba 16....a r •Oiliimool Moron illEdal goo j momo—Abrlslrort e. b Irk nob Oriaireas—Morr a MbortLuos,..=bamborrob. Orbs% .hi• 2.4. NW Mae. allt=reg Oa. essembeM Odour. at=NM Me •i I 11•10~ and oe. IMAseen. Me Nowa lam leelhamai Yang. Takabeinfert nirms o, La We hi . i 11: 4, 1 ,....: lil Lei= eenumi* bli ZlNette . v a c ua am be Mans as dr Vt. MI term Ibei abbamb me le seams ar ibIj .„ MBIND6 dia. seise i r e dim • lebi• lift ees se lbe ma* tab la emaa• re — atit Mi. woe n w e l . a. es ptie 1 4 p.rjr• lir = 1 7 9 .:* S 41.1" S" " " eu r al t"Vt. r ies I s e T wa . ya w ... sa c . igle Mee lbe NAM lama a bell tem; adi be Was Ras et as Gm a Mill mar eel Me Is Mee. t .. 2 2Ll amnia lall ea GPM sag dab* assmor Oa tab em Irrns aelem_ km II le emlambiles le Mali main Is Um /mined Rimaystsr. al IRO 'MOWS Ii • 'Algal, babas mer var. ma am In se elm NM bellatime I. Mine met beareaseral la e beam se see d as babe% rand MOM • t al per am s• as amble mien be, ir i mama et lbe am ammo le amebae* Neva lama tag le the eamlease et as apalera. lbselle r ans les ma le la neellennebee pin ma be beset data ; N ... samosa be am de Imellee . lbe mama Ma la be lbe perm{ et Or ease mast '(renew 1. 25 , F=7*""r: Ihree•wei Ike aket et m lee dem ew mee : me wise eemloa Mop 11Neel==111 • ado bee ~..T. ..ra um lawsesele be rpm epielletlase feeibm a geweiee i te libe i Mul lbe few peon eller et lie Ike Illea eileesed Immo). of wlroo. or Ull"'116 taloroolom ette d teL Aoll 11, 11* POUI OP the AITIMATIOII PIP 11l SAL To Ile Directors .( blememb ilatiox it—l loorlaZ a. IT ati a = et • eleves il l 'Saba la She obeeesesol C=oo. • I i gen. tio . alt ja ellet vie mit aim HA bobele epee beemeige de aome ti rx iiasiew thee my be eillbeloi le nall, tepee Ile et es Ur ammo et AM pm amps ba be odd go,=1:11 Ye Miles et Imo deism ebbs ailed nee Or yes IS 41. is. am 0 outlines. 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Nod ANN Do OLDS& LONDON TAvais. saw • 'K:AV I A inammemtisrester.ool W. WYNLIZIL wok 1/1. raibodbOweil. WO. tropembo nog treo. Er• Glg 8.-GENUINB 11.011E-MALI/L -winr ft p awa rA L DVTOII awl SQL 'dig I, LICI N KA R.—Pstratisel by Her Akitli m : vim IPTII wisq: • • re irks mos to re in M. E: INVALIDS, Hospitals, Asylums, &.. TOLCIABITOD 111011,11/ WHIR WaTOI as avian. DEAR lea Wieners. sa4 babble el taa elm el =6 Se atm Tie abbe we sow toad , to male& bet abler totem ialarearseLT alaelee Ice adobe' se Ur mewl Lk Deb moil Vaal ma. bre ea, Made le say Mall Or e dada to M Oran paagerally esairsaal. direred the II JA S@ LYSII ILLIIOOOK. Taleambed laabear ereebt=2. rem& kabala. ILO. T U 8 8 8 B.—Byßoyal Lettere ratans. wj a ir LSVIIIIIIIIBB is allowed by arm& be die mod effeettre lamella la tie anew d 11. Menu 9.10111 = WU& no Asa A reepidly Is 1 Neyggl bs iny the HOOK Lb aft.l PATANIT LI MAS ; liege 1•11 midi ire ri= Oat II efieeete a tem a tetzl i r a pt a =ailitlag ale% be i me i l . X .l n wir filtTlar. :.17 bilN=4:2 rat: "me bed • wit MAR most suceesetal Article ever known is the rlioarultotrVereeit il Q. ' b Tros nw" fir w rgel VS S es. Min Obis ban COMO pent lairtnie se sit ENII. Iron own nion man lo stanaltsi 'r Viet li bstM e gisb sawn et 1r7, 41" a bon. nil agonises Issiiionion eilai lm ir ib as. alma. Qs eV win ot i lt .s = l. lgla gi gni 21-; eons been n ker .11 Ma et ; are en In 24 en no nen itsinsaile Manor ge.• ea. sogurior iats. aed "A. BOWLMID sad SONlr r i=g. Ihni as tanne isles Onnies sed GREY HAIR RESTORED to Its ORIGINAL V Wl* aid lIIIIONATION CURED by lIIIRRIN WIRT CONNR NAIR si nue Daum mr melee as KAGNITIO iyk an millwy mad, Mr mee. _A ii mmy4 i r of sedum OA AY Ita.= Yew IR It te : lIA NRIA.OII6Yry* loades. I . WI, bessms Om ssel Ny lawdy • Antic ye by sw a r mi r"l ryyg ge i r : A ir eta k t ik r i lardlit i . b E sans•lteel ; Mk . • IL . oecly, I 01 dm% ; WllNSlONbelnet_ !Ilona. M. Mw. inloagen ; IMPIMMIIPPOS: led OJAI minims. Msg.& lei MAIM simiblimai Weimer. 4 r • mks. • Tlis elm st am Ihei trim ism Is mar - -Mr mum Os lislisdili. ilis Oa tthLailk. Bills Isiliebel; pea Tweessek m et ‘ 4, LL time YEARM - OND. A Weekly Journal, Pre Os !Missiles mil limerielemet st all Mess at is mist 4 Um llimme d les &MI Qualms it She tecems. • I•3limltli ah lms eid ta Wiziz Volume M i r , Sialtrieft =s ile Ur? Ur. 011111;ilie Se Oltseme DICII SRI MO of rte 0. r aga I , III.HO L She. s t d Wallt011; last P pelreyD r teDIOAL dlissimi - me ware ear New hem me Mlear. - -bw• news. ?be P ee limber Pete T. el see New Meekly Jeered, A LL the TRAK ROUND, will contain the First Tin el • NM RIM. e•Ntbse ' • Tab et Two 044..." be Team El Drama be eiellemed ben *let to sob well woe •••••••• IIIyEIIZOILA MAWR *ND DUISSIIII. cECOru I . IIE lauded Or g iLECTIM AL I:1 I POSOI. • w. lotoolot too Ile multi MCId WI obe tom. et MT= I l ~ b rm . r .d... ° l " Roullog dYAr so the ottoo .." =_ moor of lo tie toonimmt atm likorikoo. Wein kw Wan' 10.1..ilretalro=ttombumairtosiioll"12: 6. am so lobe osionloot ao soodeol 0rb z%X4.17 avot obilooo et bobs owl Meow asorolos aro us. dl i togoo Odo. Ile kart on WM No 0b.% owl thol olds. tslel any WI. So wow omen boo bums alinO oo ositudo• st 4 oolloot Menlo to • osodOloo et WOW woolp ab ilk: be Ur amiss of Illosshirciff. offish*. to molloil temot=oot. b. ma to Ma* gni soli too Mum Moro wassikes W. OIL. nida ladaawis. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1869. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA TO. RT at I, eel TO-11011011, et end 1.-"Leet lE. IL " Te Cabe 2•4 Seek' Albert = . 4 Wee per am anon sok popapp, tee one Mama PO-NIGHT, MR. CHARLES DICKENS Kzurn al IT. KAMM' )114114 LaWATA• O I I7 ,..; Sti irip o rla Clikliffitha CAROL and mil lie word kr larlas et i : 1 rrlr BMW traj d lariat . = itu gf ma it Y IL= pelibirsTa S ew LA RA BETTOR'S OMNIBUS.—ST. MAZTINI HALL 1114 awl MILT 'mtge. at etkakitataaa : lllMmidar. mr4 7 ... " 1.... . M IMI M84 6 4p aml Mtig mil ibil beeibs .; I. be be plltir os. tr: 4 okl ; Haeimeg et ILM .43... ,A zigur== rj TIM HOLIDAYB.—OREAT GLOBE, le kilrAmoo.—Ook WIS*1101:114I d o VIM DIO ; J im WI t ta Arm Nottiooloot to et. to fie_ tad war M., 21 =14 immoo.•Oar Oosslatir=ll CIRRMORNR-9PEN ROOD FRIDAY sad WINDOIN CRYSTAL , REMlT _ftsePALACEitershau.s. b rimaiWatr i " Lual 'CC A la t ib ire Variets ° =W e g IlliNisaml— eratar ear.' MAN sad 818 HABITS.— THIS DAY, at bkh u avt =ye ) . & EN •111 8. 10211 . dm.. ides iis ftleß: =lmre Medal —dr Inerafb.r4 et 172/ rtalvlnsa le its Zeal art Ilisk Imo et BM DWI', 0161 ab et 4010-11ke ?Er gaors arb— Ilinsles—a no imam Is spat OOP SIMMIIMOI SOW I ...r esit tram &TS .......inlimilless et the sway ....„. Oft L & alibi's Qiii Cisattirser l rigni bbb b Ir l ekadosie loa bg e. ft..o.. bery g e em traltu p. . it the ltil ninety at Timm M.; dire* lbe kaart. It Hadwirelzw.l. KdAMM MAGNIFICENT MUSIC sad lIPP ZOOM. 00VIWNILADIN.—Onolimea win emit liviodod Worn* lemely provided tor y = g ale IWO and tatnallei loialudee !Atom Wee eitorederoi, isteadep es sweat el li dokbe ta"l poomeed to ow wak, emodileeeile leireend l lads et weed. 10...... D .L . _ ... ...... b. 1130/1. 6. oe= .... oovios ot NUM Welook pro T i o th HAT . I.=ilig a nt V S Melt= emooloo la ark mad melba pidolleee. DO CHARGE he BTAILPING PAPER and IT 101111LOPIS 'OW AIWA CUM ar INITIALS.— %DU SW dm. =ll l : r dtiri t z t viism, At. =IOU IL ; ii: • SEIM fliZlL L :V mo b l 4k . m i fit =wt.-- •= 1 swami sad Whowlir sob ITCII4. W DINS OA DC eirealbd dim At Hass; sad brirkha IsMargeft la C u = =—Olowti. IPA 1111111 T ZODZIGOW muSiaswa 4WWWWINNA IL Plesrlits. Wm dose tom Ilsoltvgliodrest. EIULTE OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of births and deaths is London issued by authority of the Registrar- General, that the dcstha remitered to London,which were 1,201 is the previona week, declined to 1,084 n the week that ended last Saturday. In the ten years 1849.58 Ito average umber of deaths in the weeks corresponding with LI week was 1,118; but as the deaths returned for last weak rearmed to a mutation which has hammed, they can cat,' be osepared with the average raised in proportion to that hearer% seardy, with 1,230. The result of the com pacts= in this the maths of last week ware less by 146 than Os =Wee whisk weld have conned if the average rats ef be the serad weak el Aprff lied prevailed. It is is asks in the present rears decries* of sierlaillas Ogiglairle. The deaths referred to the former weft indaermanfase week hi, lies week they were 42 • ; those mired le the better were la the previous week last week Ory wen 9. The 9 fatal oases of diphtheria cr ooed Is the following sub-districts :—Cbelees tooth one, Hecerey one, OW-street one, West Lisdon north one, east one, Church (Bethnal-green) one, Mile bige:Ven muttons, St. Peter Walworth one, and Lam beth Church 2nd one. Sixteen persons, of wham thirteen were chkiren, and three were twenty years old and upwards, died of smallpox. Moak. exhi bit@ a :decided decrease. the fatal caste in tto last two weeks having been only 15 and 16. Hooping- cough, whkh was the most fatal of the Bracelet diseases, carried off 66 children last week. The total number of deaths included in this class of diadems is 229, while the corrected average for corresponding weeks is 265. Diseases oldie respiratory organs, exclusive of plithisis, were fatal is 199 cases, while the corrected average is 240. Zymotie and pulmonary drams are these by which principally the raort.lity rises or folk, mad wader both beads the results are favourable, ea inikations of the preset state of tba public hedth. LA week a hoes* palmist in Heston-street diet from load paridyda. Three preens dad el isteroperance, berths 4 rheas deaths are referred to deliripm !reams. List week t►e births et 8&5 boys and 771 girls, In all 1,636 children, were regletend in London. In the ten cor respoeding weeks °Mayan 1849-68 the estrege number waa 1,866. OF THE Nsw PARLIAMENT.—It ha bon sesmtioned that the new pritameent would assemble of the Slat of May. As • delay of two dep in the diesolueon bee takes place, it is now coraidend p eeh eble that the dog ta be appointed will be Thursday, June 2, mereially as Wed ' nesdey, Jas 1. le the Derby-day, alwrye observed as a holiday the Home of Comm. Me. MORFHT, THE BENOWEED CHEM PLATER:- This gentlemen arrived in Loner a few days ego, from Pair, nenteete for his Wive Mty, NOW Weiss, end Liver pool. On Tuesday week, he Oiled at the Landon Club, Conshill, end in the evening at Herr Lowenthars new Chess Club, St, James's-hall. A sat= wee hastily reeds up for Wednesday, and came off et the Loudon Club, Morphy contending blindfold against eight monster of the club, eight games elmultaneondy. This mervellora feat of genius be had before acoutaplished twice in Europe, but the two eights of Ihrmiegham end Paris were both very inferior to the eight of the London Club who played spinet Morphy on the resent occeatar, and hie task was proportionately irareneedfo difilculty. At eve o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, the following eight players were at their posts, ea champions for the club :—The president, Mr. Moopediss ; Medley, booorary **merry; Messrs. Mous, George Walker, Jansen, Mende, Alfred Jones, sad Greenaway ; and Morphy, in • separate room, began Ms soli tary:task, by proolebnisg, through Herr Lowenthal, that be opened with liege pawn two in =eh glum A crowd of =Moos spectators and cher celebrities were present. Lowenthal proclaimed the players' moves aloud, se made, and Morphy instantly called out hie reply. Te every two boards was appointed a secretary, to take down the mere. After ale leek. o' ;my Mr. Alfred Jure. est Mr. Mande were defeated ; while tithe remelting six, two, at Moat, had forced drawn prase. At past midnight the play wee still proceed ing on three or four boards; and then, by comet, theme last genes were &mired sa drawn, the costar =Meg lasted over seven hours. Of the throe un decided games at the elere. Mr. Morphy considered bo had the advantsge of Mr. Monettetten, but Messrs. Mous and Greesawir bad the best of the play. The match °unclad= by Morphy being declared to have won two games and draws six. Mr. Morphy col:olden this the toughest match be ever played of this des,ription. Throughout this long sitting he never made one mistate : never proclaimed en Im possible move, end never forgot the situation of the humblest pawn. It may be safely pronounced that no greater mental teat was seer secompliabed by man. On Thursday last, the atomism it the London Club entertained Mr. Murphy at Manor, at Greenwich, the chair being occupied by their t, A. Moegredien, Esq. It la probable that Mr. 7a . ep i h k ; will ]sets this country for America early neat wok. One of the oldest and most interesting hello in Derbyshire has been destroyed by fire. With peer= 'egret our readers will beer that the building alluded to is the tine old King's Newton Hall, In which so many intercedes and bleariest areociatlema have been centred for centuries pest. The building deetr..yed was interesting from various histo rical reociraions, rue well as for its ancient worth. We be lieve that Hines Newton was built by a member of the Har ding* family about 400 years ago, end was visited by Zing Charles IL, is wires sinks the ties occupant, sootier of the Heeding= raised a beep of horse. A. • memorial of his visit, Charles left on ere of the windows the following anaaram, " Cree-mo-15.," Of late years King's Newton Hall bees= the property of Lady Pahnerston Dot tt is net sapper= that the hail will be rebuilt by its present onsor. Bourn Kinstitoton MIMEUM.—We understand that the prize thrwinga of the Metropolitan Dietriet fklrols of Att will be exhibited during lb* Easter holidays at the loath Kananeatos Museum is the rooms provisionally pee per= for the recovers of the Verson and Tureen pictures. The elan Teems of the Training School will also be open during the holidays for the tweet= of the public. CRYSTAL PALACE,- ONE SHILLING DAT,m— Tenney, AvaiL 19.—Ada:ar= on payment, 1,1111; dlsto, lig soma lishols, 409. Total TYtaeer I,Bn. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ELECTION MEETINGS. FINSBUItY. LA Wet a meeting was held at the Music Hall, ettee-deset, he the wpm ad alizdiag Sir S. M. Peto an 3 1w a lle s HAM of Mat% pimple/ to the electors rw was numerously attended, and was= over by Mr. W. Hawes. It Moues mad- Mat, dime. from o tr zon alar el the precasting., that a strew * of was to the room. During the Mims el a. We. hit wee AwrtlY = tad b y the podium el Mr. Cox, sad at last was to ter mina% Ms spook rather dandy The general pet lo weed to the mistime by Sir Samuel ere =V Mina In Ms address to the electors. In reply to several mrselleas wile had hem put to him he stated that he would ace ammo, soy preposition for patting • stop to milers, travelling on the Sunday—that be was to favour of the Saterday half-holiday, but would not advocate • nine home working bill—that he would support a reduction of the franchise In counties to 101. and in borenghe to 61. but wee not at pelmet prepared to go below that—he should extend the franchise to the working men who showed by their fudgesy and intelligence that they were at to be suirested with it, bat scull not leave the respectable et dictated to by the mob. The &Suds*/ the ea sendldleir @eddy WHO loud the espreselon of their approval of limes MIMMA; Mars, end cries of " Who ere the rear u rim you pay the working man his lies. In the mead read other disiordant manifestations, proceeded from Me opprimmes of the hon. baronet. . Parminow proposed, and Mr. FORTNUM ascended, • tlprmerlmgof Nr Merlon Pete es a eindidate for dui borough. La saisauseat was moved by Mr. Mammal., to the effect WA it vesnuitut, unwise, and Impolitic to disturb the ho rst, which warn represented by two reformers. CHAIRMAN found the utmost difficulty to putting either the amendment or the resolution, and in the Interim several persons including Sir M. Foto himself, quitted the mooting, Several hand. were held up en favour of the amendment, but • still larger number appeared to be In favour of the resolution. The Chairman declared the resolution carried, and • very noisy meeting wee terminated. Mr. Cox attended • meeting at the Manor Rooms, Stoke Newington, and addressed the electors there. The election of Mr. Duocombe is considered as secure. The excitement of the election therefore centres in the con test between Sir Samuel Pete and Mr. Cox. SOUTHWARK. The three esaciiiateefor this borough, Sir C. Napier, Mr. Locke, end Mr. A. Follett, are ittigatile in their convert, and equally so In their samegetio exposition of their opinions. They are Isokting daily meetings in all puts of the distriot, and Bir C. Napier whoa' orworical resources seem only to be equallel by his gallantry, addresses the electors, two or three different localities wrysimultai en ounaly. Lest night he held a meeting at 7 o'clock at one of his committee-rooms in Roulade, from the window of which he addressed a crowded audienoe. At half-past 7 be mode another epee* at another Cavan in • neighbourin r=l.at half-mot 8 a card in the &latent region of y, nearing M esoh instauca • •ge of support ass , his reward. stir. Pollen wee mated with holding sae meeting at Rotherhithe, where be ' wee equally soccessful—the plan of all candidates holding meetings at the same hoar, conducing app=tly to nuanbuity in each individual case. And Mr. t who was equally moderato, addressed his friends from the window of the Royal Port Tavern, Fort-road, Bermondsey. LAMBETH. Yesterday evening s;e; ycrowded and en thusiutio meeting of electors was hrld at the Horns Tavern, foe the pur pose of hearing from M r. Koval tut exposition of his political sentiments. The chair was takrn by Mr. B. Onovna, end the platform was filled by many of the pal inhabitants of the borough. Mr. &lupin was reamed on mewing the room. In =ewer to question., after having addremed the meetbg, Mr. Hovratt, stated that he would not be a party to any lariat expenditure of moneyat the eleotion, and that he would support the retool of the paper duty. An elector here attempted to adthvas the meeting, but his appearance net being approved M. he wee greeted with a complete storm of local and personal allus , tons, each es " Who's your barber 1" " Newman Now,' No flower pots," and " ghat up, ugly." At last, having ambled a hearing , be salsa how the candidate would vote on the pro =ualification, and 'mimed immensely tel.eved when M OW it had @heady been abolished. A Adept out WM relied by a motion of the meeting in favour of Mr. Williams, end the candidate was appealed Mr. Houpell said he was isdifferent—Williants or Melton. He could be most happy with either " were Coitur dear charmer away." . . . TcePrilee - eielinge terminated with a reeolution pledging the meeting M support Mr. Hoops% THE TOWER HAMLETS. Last evening a crowded meeting of the electors and aon-olectore of the Tower Hamlets was held at the Beaumont Inatitatlon, Mtle-mact-road, for the purpose of hearing a statement front Mr. Ayttos, es to hi. politi cal opiolone, and with • view to Ms re-election. Mr. Roamer CHAT/LIS, NII., WA called to the chair, end briefly opened the prxeedinge by alluding to the conduct of their hoe. member, Mr. Lyrton, which, he mid, had been mast pealeawortla t r ul ; b he trusted, therefore, that the electors would lateen on. gentleman at the folihcoming election in a manner wh he *a well deserved. The bow. member heels( spokes, end having satisfac torily answered sem& questions, Mr. NIWTON proposed • resolution, thanking Mr. Arlen for his past swims, end o,dgittg toe meeting to some his return at the manias electron. Mr. DITOBIBUILN secooded the motion, which was serried amidst cheers, sad the meeting separated with the custionsay vote to the chairman stew advanced hoar. SOUTH LANCASHIRE. Maas. Cheethemaaiiii;Woci,tie liberal can didate., addressed a large mar up of the electors at the Salford Hundred, in the Arsembly-room of Use Pres Trade Hell, Masebester, yesterday afternoon. Among thole pre sent were Mr. Midfield, M.P., Mr. Baxley, 111. P., Mr. B. Putter, Mr. T. B. Potter, Mr. J. Platt, Mr. H. Ashworth. Mr. B. Asltvertla, Mr. Robertson Gledatone, sad Mr. S. P. Robins Mr. T. B. Porna moved, and Mr. Henze, M.P., wooded, a resolution pledging the meeting to support the return of Mr. Cheethara end Mr. ltirywood. Mr. ROBILTSON OLADBTONL. loudly called upon, addreutd the muting in auppost of the revolution and of the ballot. He remarked that the greatest resistants to the ballot come from those outdoors& dames who made most nes of it, not baring apparendy the manliness sod moral courage to adopt a more open wry of excluding obnoxious parsons from their dubs and societies. (enters.) The restialhon was adopted. COUNTIES. , DERBYSHIRE (SOUTIIL T The Ron. Augustus Henry Vernon, eldest eon of Vernon, has come lorwasd in pursuance of the wishes of a large body of liberal *lecke, for this division. The contest will, in all probability, be con fined to the three gentleman now fa the Bald—T. W. Yvan, Beq., the present member (liberal); W. M. Mundy, Esq. (ouniervattars); and the hem . gentleman above mentioned. Draw (iiloorts).—On Friday evening, Mr. H. Pease, M.P., appeared before bit constituents to give en account of his parliamentary invitee, and to allow of cate chising. Mr. Alderman Cram prerided. Some disistisfac ties had been felt on somas of the bridge which the Stockton and Darlington Railway Company proposed to make across the river Tees, end which some thought would Islam its navigetiou. Mr. Peens satisfactorily ezoleined the part he took in the bleb, gave an exposition of his prin ciples, affirmed that a neighbouring landlord had offered several thousand pounds if Mr. Fairer would contest that division, and gave in his adhesion to the ballot. Votes of could. nce in and thanks to Mr. Pease were entbusimtically pewit. Rum (Sours)).—At a public meeting of the dames of this divisims, held lot night at Brentwood, Mr. 8.. B. W. Baker attended and eipleicoul Dia political views, which were favourably received, a vote of approval being unesdammely awed. OLOrCESTERSIIIRE (WEST).—Mr. Frank Berke ley (Metal), a member of the old Berkeley family, has soli cited the suffrages of the elect,rs of this division of the county, Ia conjunction with Colons,' Maginot* Vilteral), ens of the sitting members, but a coaerreative (Sir G. Jenkin ma, Bart.) has been brought forward, and there am now coasequently four eendidates is the field, viz , Mr. John Rolt, Q.C. (conservative), Colonel Hinge:oft (liberal), the regret member., Mr. Frank Berkeley (liberal), and &r 0. .1 triteness, Bart. (conservative). SOFFOLR (REST),—Colonel A. Shaft° Adair, who bee been already mentioned es a liberal candidate, hart ar peed In the field. The gallant clonal, In Ms addrele a states that be ham wafted patiently sixteen reeve for the pe mat "appropriate opportnaity,' and that ha ha. received many unripeotsd Afore of sapped. - Colonel Adair slim argue that parliamentary reform, to ha permanent, must be based ow oil constitutional law sad custom, twirls ft Is es extensive as the intalligesoa and reepoasi btlities of the the.. Whin It is proposed to introduce Into the electoral boll. To theme acquirements the colonel eon.idara that the We bill of the government did not adhere, it being " wide in newietics and narrow Ia eatraaohleernent." BOROUGHS. BANDLIIT.—Mr. AWINIBIa AND (eon native) W Wind, imolai the Gold to the two Morel mid ' dam, Mr. firmisbea tal Ilr Modes Nadir. (Stamped td. AdditionL) [TWOPENCE. . BDiIIINOILIII.—Mr. Geo. BOdlogtoo, of Sutton Coldlidd, has lamed aa address, ia width he says : " First. As to the cceing Reform Bill, I will do all la ray Immo to carry the point of ' household we to the habilis, sad rest content for the pewat with a 101. occu pation &white in the counties. Theis Is the true comotitu si course, the safest sad best, sad iteinaplidse the =14:4 same at the time the it restores to the working ocestitntional right. A money gunwales to the dim* c i ; rent which Mr. Bright goes for, mama bat laid per injustice to greet umbers. I thbk be preamt_ groommeat has:roadee mistakola sothaleagest therfght howl of fellowship to the working men, whom iselsomia ail = li tt i the higher ranks of sod* me sae, the sum= army of both belag the Maselsesior school aid Bear aalimatiosal primiplea flemodly the seat plat la a Adam Rama Bill relates to the duration of parlimmla and I should go the trimmial period, same Nag is dr eh! squational form—a point of nal Follatisaik aad me which your mama repressataans wpm to line over looked. I have no faith tarty ma's preihrioas at mix= which do not aim to cony out lb, two palate above-waned. Thirdly, I come to the ballot. At owe Iby I will net in sult yon, or whoever may be the blare elision of Ifirming ham, by intimating that you haws and of the ballot. I have a higher estimation of your omega, Webby amd tedspaa rsidemilen dente than to affront you in isms the amp of which would be thatyou are cowardly, I trusialeg slaves. Let the advooatas of the ballot whiff thumbhole so wall as they may by proving that wok dirsetge, and therefore such the sacossity for the maws which they support. I will have now et it.' BtAoasuso.—Mr. ' the liberal mem ber, bee resigned. Mr. 11l (iiite 11. P. for Bridpwt) Maeda Camis.—Up to Monday it was tally understood that Mr P. Williams via to be re-elected for this little bo rough without opposition. The electors, therefore (who number mouthing under 200), have bee. not a little sur prised by the annoonaement that the member and that Mr. Lowe, now M.P. for Kiddetahsla, lithe can didate I. his stead. The sitting member, fa =women( his resignation, says—" Is caumence of the reorganisation of the Artillery and the reconnreetion of the garrison and depot of Woolwich having been decided os and promulgated in general orders, I have been called on to give my undivided attention and labours towards the carrying out of His new system ;" and he adds, that the duties of a member of par liament under theme circumstances en " incompatible" with the military pceition whioh be holds under the crown. It is understood UM the Bight Hon. R. Lowe, who we lately =idol hod retired Ace. Kidderminster, will has the sup port GIL= Lansdowne, who owns nearly the whole borough of Cans. CAMBRIDOR UNIVIESSTT.—We are requested to state that there will be a agatlagg of the Meads sad sup porters of the Rea. Ct. Deane& at the late election 14 the University el Cambridge at the British Hotel, Cookepur street, tO-11101TOW, et 3 o'clock. Cutantrrza.—There are three candidates in the Aeld—Lord Henry Lennox, John Abel Smith, Esq., and Humphrey William Freeland, ER. The two latter are ad vanced hberals, sad support the ballot. It Is said the eon- Om will be genre. _ Tcserr — le. w. —The Hon. A. Q. Ponsonby (libe ral), Mr. A. A. Bathurst (octoservatlve), arid Mr. B. O. Pahl , Q.C. (conservative), ere the caudtdatas for an ro• prese Or datioa et this borough, end all apprar very sanguine soccer. CoLcnErns.—Mr. Gordon Rebow, the liberal candidate, hat honed an &Idris; to the electors, in which he states that the personal promises of support which he has received leave no doubt of the triumphant position to which he shall spin be placed on the poll. Yr. Rebow advocates a 61. otionpation field. franchise in boroughs. There is no mooed liberal ia the --- COciranotrrn.—Major Green Thompson, of Bridakirk, has Weed an address in opposition to Mr. Steel (liberal). CRICKLAD2.—The candidates for this borough are flir J. Neeld and Mr. J. Goddard (conservatives), and Lord Ashley (liberal). DavosPost—Mr. B. Ferried has issued his ad dives, in which hs states that it la " at the call of duty that he has stepped forth from the peaceful comforts of private life." Re believes that the government of Lord Derby "has justly won the admiration and support of a vast !majority of our tellow-oountrymen." EVESHAM.—Another candidate has announced his latention of soliciting the suffrages of the electors of this boroegh. Illatardey West llt.Eriwia Chadwick, who ia so well known by his coons:aka with the Poor-law Board and his advocacy of sanitary hapeovesissit, is an address. KIDDZILMINIITER.—MV. Montagu Chambers is to be bronht forward In the liberal introit, and it is under stood that he will nest,. the undivided support of that anrscononon.--Mr. H. S. Thompson, the chairman of the North-Eastern Railway Company, after declining to comply with a requhdtion from some of the liberal elsotors to stand, was induced to reconsider the matter, and now declares himself • candidate. 11mairii.-7-Mr. W. - Williams, the senior repre sentative of this borough, ha reconsidered Ms determleatlos to retire into private We, and intends once more to solicit the suffrages of hts oen,titaenta. Mr. Williams explains his charm of purpose thus I have received pressing invita tions from all parts Milts borough, and to-day a requisition austrously signed has been presented to me to allow myself to be put in nomination as a candidate for my re-election. Having consulted my medical adviser, who hoe informed me that, by taking great care of myself, he bee no apprehension , that my health will disaole me from giving the attention I have hitherto done to parliamentary duties; I have, there *we, reluctantly complied with the urgentremest of my , numerous friends to give you an opportunity of choosing those whom you think will most efflonattly represent yon la the next parliarcout, which will be most eventful." Mr. Bonitos lays in en address:—" While nothing would have ladneed me to offer myself in opposition to Mr. Williams, so long se he woe seeking to trimmest you, yet in coseamence of his resignation, having plered myself helms the e= and having received in every part of the expressions of confidence from all partise, b l i frj h tban should Miley your interests did I not faithfully redeem nay pledgee to afford you en opportunity of recording your °Minuets at the Polk" LEEDS.—An enthusiastic meeting was bald on Monday evening, In favour of Mr. Braced% Mr. J. D. Holdforth proposed Mr. Beecroft es a at and proper repreess- Mae for Leeds, and Mr. Henry Cherie, seconded the reso lution, which era carried with cheers. LICHFIELD.—Viscount Sandon's retirement from the representation cf this city was made known on Saturday. The expxtation of a contest, which had become general on Friday, the probable candidate* being Colonel Dyott, of Freeford, and R. C. Chawner, Req., began to subside on Sa turday morning, on the arrival of tatalligance of the return of the lion. Captain Anson from Ind a. C.ptain Amon (whose address was mid yesterday *Maroon) has been as active service in the Crimea, and afterwards through the Lathan war, on the staff of his uncle, General Anson, late Commanderthe-Chief, end since en the staff of General Sir Hope Grant. The gallant captain says: I shall be pre pared to sapped any measure of reform which, hawed on the moment and established principles of the coustitution, will ex tend the franchise in proportion to the increased intelligence of the age, without giving to any one ChM an undue teepee- Mame of political power. I shall, however firmly meet say maim of extensive diefranchivment which may at an time be proposed. I do sot approve. and certainly shall not g vs my vote in favour of secret voting, far the simple rea rs that the ballot is contrary to the spirit of the Eoglish people, end has signally failed In every country where it has yet boon trial." LINCOLN (enT).—Major Sibthorp, Mr. Heneage, and Mr. Primer have made a vigorous canvass of the eon stitueocy. Mr. Palmer, who is an advanced liberal, is the favourite with the working okras. NOKWlClL—Considerable exoitement now prevail' in this city. the candidates on both sides—Sir S. Bigoold and Mr. C. M. Lushington (conservative), and Lord Bury and Mr. Schneider (liberal)—having actively commenced Or ir mama. Oe Monday; evening the liberals held a public main flo St. Andrew's Hail, and the conservatives mus tered in considerable numbers at the Aseembiy Rooms, where Sir Samuel Bignold and Mr. Lushington advocated non-is tervene.m, as tar as possible, in foreign entanglements, an sonnced their arm adhesion to Lord Derby's government, and attacked Lord John Russell. In St. Aadraw's Hall, Lord Bury and Mr. Schneider reiterated their liberal opini , as. Norrtituutief.—The requisition to MG T. Bromley (oommative) numbers nearly five hundred signathos. second conservative candidate is milted of, and it is highly probable will be brought forward. In the meantime Mem. Paget and Mellor (liberale) are actively engaged, tad a spirited contest to expected. Masers. Paget and Mellor ad dressed the electors on Mondainieht. SOCTHAUPTON.—Mr. ilighf Seymour, Recorder of Remade, tame here on Monday, having been requested to contest the borough la the liberal interest by a small see doe of "Teetotallers," who are extreme in their political Mews. Having aecertained the state of partiee, end the very small chance be had of making eves a creditable Mend, he declined the honour, ant loft the town the same evening. The conservative party have not yet **weeded in bringing forward a sandidate. Mr. T. Tureen, who is well known la the neighbourhood, hes been votes M. It is more than pro ws. that the present members, Mairre.Willoax and Wegue- Its,will be renamed without opposition. TALINTON.—A severe contest is awticipated in this borough. In addition to Mr. William Beam, the chairman Of lb* local Ballot Soc'ety, the present repteeentstivs, the Right Hoe. Henry Lthouchere and Mr. Arthur Mills are in be opposed by mother candidate on the conservative inierset, who arrived in the town yesterday morning —Mr. George Cavendish Beatiock. The address of this gentleman was Mudd immediately on hie arrival. Mr. Cavendiah to that address expreeses a regret that the present perfaunant &odd have bees dissolved is the fall tide of its seem% but h• is of opiUn that the defeat of the o lzernatent mama of reform left ministers no atm. nuns then an anuel to tha country. TI I U 2O .—IIE Z. morowooo, of sorbitoo, h P,l=l:_alpeoroll as oandkbto for *6 borough. In Mr. Murchison data his petit al *done thus : " With nfennoe to the mute of the present dissolution— namely, tha rejection of the goveninunt Reform Bal. I am sn Monate for such a neseutre as MU be kudos to ell clime of the comemity, and which I think, can but be dew by enlarging tie beds of the franoblm acconlanoe with the lacrimal ineelligtece of Ms jaw*. inch pop I began to be Mee atmervatinr. On foreign ant lasitlialY Maud buy meldllsg ta the agars• of other countrfes ; but I would be extranebe jealous of tb• honour and faututa of Leland, from whatever quitter they might be untied." Warsa . u..—Mr. Charles Bagneil, s member of s Way who are large tronmasters, wra known fw their aerie to promote the education of their workpeople e has issued as la which he " does , net hesitate to de alers that he is attached to liberal conaerveltve pp the maintesince of which, ho contends, is masisient with the advocacy of every measure for promoting the progress and prosperity of the people. FIFTH ESPORT OP THE POSTMEETEE 6ENEJtAL. This morning was issued the fifth report of the postmaster-general on the poet-oleos. Lord Colchester divides the report into eight sections, treating of the extension of the inland service; thenazaber of Were; newspapers and books; money orders; soloWial peels; foteiga poste ; revenue and expenditure; the staff of caws; and " mimellancions" fuss. The report, with the appendix, occupies fifty pages. We select some interesting statements. Lest year the number of poet-offices in the United King dom wee increased by 134, making the whole prow:lt number 11,235, of which 808 ere hued post-oftloes, and 10,429 sab poet-ollicee. When the arrangements consequent upon the late revision of oar postal accommodation Atoll have been completed, (and this has now nearly been done), no house in London, enter in some exceptional ease, will be more than a quarter of a mile from a money order office, or more than a furlong from either a receiving Milos or a m ad letter-box ; and in the neighbourhood of the Royal Exchange, where the greatest number of letters is posted, the maximum distanoe will be atoll lees. To superadd, sa far as practicable, the convenience of a reoriring-office to that of a road letter-box, it has been arranged to supply any shopkeeper in the neighbourhood of a letter-box who, for the sake of the usual poundage and the inerassed publicity to his shop, may be willing to undertake the trouble, with a supply of petage•atampe, with printed postal notices for exhibition, and with copy, for public reference, of the British Postal Guide. The whole num ber of additional road letterboxes put up last year was 486; making a present aggregate of 1,168. That the public have largely availed themselves of the IV increased facility of postal communication In the London district consequent on the recant improvements is shown by the great increase in the number of district lettere. During the ten years previous to 1867, when the Im provement. effected, though continuous and important, were oompandirely small, the anneal rate of brumes was somewhat lees then a million and a half; while, !Ithe lest two years, the increase has been as follower t 1867, 4,239,000; in 1838, 6,270,000; and since the oreemencement of 1869 the rate of increase hes been still higher. The augmentation of this class of letters dudes the lest two yeses hes thus afforded an increase of about 48,0001, per annum In the gees revenue. Lord Colchester expresees his pleasure in nothing the ex tensive compliance by the public with the wishes of the Ml=that the addressee of le.tere to London or Its I t sood should include the initials of the postal die trim in which they ere to be delivered; end in its desire that when, es in the :London reoeiving alum there are two separate liner bones for different claims of letters, eme should be taken, in posting, to drop the letters into the right box. By realism of tate kind on the pert ot the pablie fo co-operate with the department, the sorting, despatch, gad ultimately the delivery of Waste, are much expedited. As compared with 1867, there la in the delivery of lettere an itemise of nineteen mileions ; and as compered with the year previous to the introduction of w pennypostage (1839) an Increase (omitting franke) of 447 millions; making the present number of later. nearly sevenfold het it was fn 1889. Of the whole number of lettere last year, away a quarter were delivered in London and the suburb an district; and, counting there also which were despatched, nearly one half premed through the London oleos. The numbers of letters given in the foregoing statements include Mont, and foreign lettere delivered in the Ceded Kingdom. as well es inland letters. The great bulk, however, are island; the colonial and foee'gu forming lees than one fiftieth of the whole number delivered. The number of registered lettere last year was nearly 1,300,000; or one registered letter to ' about 400 ordinary letters. The number of newspapers delivered in the United Kiev dom last year was about the same es In each of the two pa- Ilona yews, namely, about 71,000,000. The remark will holds good that the proportion of newspaper sad books sent through the post between this country and plows abroad'is meth greater than that of letters; for while of lelbrs the portion, es already tested, is lees than one-fiftieth of the whole, of aawspopere sad books it is about oneesixteeneb. The amber of lettere retuned to the writers lot year owing to the failure in the attempts to deliver theta, else about 1,700,000 , tieing tee same within 8,000 as In the previoes year. Tiwi Is equal to about lin 300 of therein& munlier. Owing to the KIM roue, about 670,000 meth papers also were unieliveted; being 1 in 124 of the whirls number. There were about 7,260,000 of book packets last year being an Menem of more than one-fifth of the preview; year; still, however ' owing to the great decrease of news pipers met by poet eines the abolition of the compulsory stamp, the total weight of the mails is probably le./ now than it was four:yeara ago. Daring the last ear 127 new money order Aloe were opened, vie., 104 in England and Wales 14 in Ireland, and 9in Peollend, making the whole numbe r, 2,360. exclusive of two colonial money order offices in connexion with the United Kingdom. The inmates in the number of money ordere last year (about 4 per cent.) is greater than that in 1857, though less then the average of the lest five yea; the greatest increase was in Ireland, and the loot in Scot land. The money order system , though now productive of a large meat in England and Scotland, is still carried on at a lore in Ireland ; this lest result being attributable in part to the larger propordoe shore of money orders for small sumo ; a class of orders which does not defray it. cost. THE INDIAN REBELLION.—A supplement to the Gauge of Friday was published yesterday evening. •It count* of official deepatchee received by the Secretary. of State for India, and relating to mlitary operations against the rebels. The dates range over the whole ..f last year, and it is therVore hardly nose cry to say that the pubes In (treat of the &tiffs has become merged fa later sccounta. Jusice le done to the name of Major Martin, accidentally omitted from Major-Omen' Sir J. Hops Great's despatch of the operations of the royalty Milted,. It appears that, so long ago as the 10th June, 185; Major Munn, of the 4th Irregular Cavalry, was of great 'puke In suppteliog two gun. in a severe action at Delhi; that he was under heavy tire throughout the engagement, and brought his force fr,,m the geld after the conclusion of the tight. Gan. Grant, in a despatch datei Nov. 1, maybepai the Meager tenor, and begs that Major Martin brought under the notice of the Horse Guard*. THE INDIAN MOTINT.—A voluminous return has just been Word of the names or numbers of all the re gular and irregoler regiments which have mutinied or meal freed • dlepoiutun to mutiny tins the let of January, 1857. Much detailed infonnetton is also glum as to the mot time when symptoms of dissit-coon were observed, their nature, the number of officers and men pre vent with the regimsnt at the time, and so forth, while remarks are in each ems subjoined by the cammandiog officer. The Bengal eatehlishment is taken first. It appears that in all sixty-four regiments on this establielaroset mutinied or manifested a diepeition to mutiny. The following are the regimeats of native infan try, the whole or a large portion of which absolutely mu tated :—The 19th, 52nd, 34th, 7th, Rill, 17th, 37 th , 40th, 9th, 44th, 64114 67th, 23rd, 62nd, 6th, 36th &Kb, 61ot, 46th, 45th, 571 h, 14th, 61st, 66th, 16 th, 30th, 72nd. In the Peshawar distric , eleven regiments either ron4inied or mthifeated a disposition to do so, the greeter number heft regiment* of native infantry. Eight regiments or puts of regiments only in the Bombay army are returned in the pre sent list as having joined la the rebellion. Islas or MAN TELEGRAPH. Some short time ago, announced that steps were being taken for the pur rss of laying down an Herter ableb,t,r,en the the Isle cable of Mu and the mein lend, end thst It w..• thought would be taken from St. Beer, the "heeds" st that place WeW leave otfar a g udi th g ot; .dn aearee .:7o.ithotib t ibiai r t stlico i .m.f.,, n apr t ut: o tbsi n no y e t:th:t c h: oa rriblgi st edyttihr to amiththis h e e tl M piet:s e whc.b n : g mli s smic h i: o wt r hs es sutia . be u tl likelthmti Pe place.) within a tsv minutes' teach of oar Man: Monde. A summation hes been offered for the mak. lag of a branch teleerath from the I f igh , .. l r l t, on Bt. Bees 11, ids to the main Hoe, 8 . 5 e0 D3f. c 0 , ir_rn nta h l, ih o e t seebirgsTr:grgrael— 7— r al i elberif p ia intlZfri