The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-11 00:00:00

4 THE FIELD OF MAGENTA: MOON MI 1111CLIL CollantOli DOR.) MARIN FA, J, se T. Yeeteedsy evening, set without great difficulty I eneceedvd in getting ben, to inspect the neld of the g.cowee w battle tott er e i n Someday loot. My pen et adequate t o be the heartrending scene which surrounds me. Trees thrown down by the dreadful *Beet of smithery; heap* of dead bodies, Inman limb. scattered about, osrviagee broken, larsa-bosses burnt, erops trampled, vineyard, devas tated, houses plundered--such is the deplorable sight which has met my eyes since my arrive! in this lawn. Town, however, Magenta is no more. The small inn whence I am now wilting thew /ma hears marks of the tremendous straggle , •r it was thrice takes and retaken d ur i ng thi; sales. Net a piece of furniture is to b e found, net even • chair to sit upon. Some of the details I sent yea on &today were not quite correct. The field gam captured by . our troops were not twenty bat Mar. 1 warn led into an error, by a man who showed me some other guns which were carared at Palestro sad Borgo Vereellt. The battle of Msgeota woe sot bugle by our troops but by the Austrians, who, altaough in full retreat towards Pavia, were ordered to change their front and attack our advanced guard which had crossed the Ticino) Butfilora. One battalion of the Zouaves and two companies of the same regiment, together with two regiments of Grenadiere, all belooging to the Imperial Guard, were suddenly attacked by 16,000 Austrians under the order of General lobed. Our gallant silica had three batteries with them, bat esly two Held pieces were brought to play upon the advancing columns of the enemy. Yoe must not forget that the country which lies between this vil lage and Abbiate Grasso is intersected by neat hitless canals which supply the water to the ties Gelds of the district All these fields had been of mem inundated for agricultural purposes, so the gua of oar advssioed guard could not be placed es apt on the main rued, which by the bye is very marrow, and by which the Austrians were advancing. The right wing of the French advanced guard, thus attacked, was formed by the above-mentioned troops. Five ether companies of Zooaves of the Imperial Guard were marching on the left. This heroic column, which gallantly disputed the leases of Y. 'betas corps d'arnite for five long bouts scarcely asembered 4,000 men. The rolling of mueketry, the pounding of field guns, the crash of steel—l have lasi told by an actor of the bloody draina--were deafening. The Austrians advanced, halted, ad yawed again, received and retained a close and deadly fire; bet the bayonet is the queen of weapons —Magenta proved it. The brave band of our allies were vainly clinging to their guns. After two boors of a fearful straggle, three of them were captured by the enemy. It was then that brave kind-hearted General Clef fell dead from his hers,. The calomel of the Ist Z 3134•0111 soon followed. • minute later the lieut-oolonel and 12 °Some: the ear regiment were no more. The battalion—if yes ems designate by such a word the 300 left—was now lighting for life ; it was surrounded by a divides of the enemy—there was no help viable. But "Lea Zotaavee sont lee Zotaves," said my icf‘irmant, who has the honour to belong to this famous corps. The five osespantee on the left, seeing the peril of their ODIN. ✓an, rushed with such impetuosity against the enemy's division that the 300 were left alone, and all the force of Croatians and Bohemians was brought to bear against the new comers. This lest hand-to hand fight heated two hours. The dieprop o rti o a of 'umbers was, however, too great—the French mere exhausted with fighting—but at last came the help. About 111 &clock the reinforcements appeared as their left—a joyful sight to our draggling regi ments. The three field guns already captured by thi seemly were soon recooquered at the point of the hermit. %obeli corps d'art's% was easily routed by the Imperial legions, and obliged to retire. The sedan the became general, and lasted three hoes hare, till the bold assault of MacMahos decided visteiy. The effect of this gallant general's ism was that of cutting the Austrian army into two Masa. Threatened on all sides, forced in his prides, menaced with being surrounded, General ' Gyulai gave faders to retreat. Hosted as they 11101., they sow ran pell-mell, Dome towards Geste I Visecati, some towards Roaster, Vernet', and Pavia. ' Coroner their hasty and disordered retreat by ' lodise of horse and by a tremendous fire of artillery, Me Asetrians fell hack upon their es trenebed finesse immanseesahmien. The battle of Magenta had been was. Oesteral Oyulai had brought iato action 120,000 mat be left nearly 20,000 of them wounded and I dead ea the battle-held, 7,000 were taken primmer's; I legs, 4,000 knapsacks, 12,000 muskets, and 4 guns boo fallen into our bands. Besides these dill asitiee, Geseral Gyulai knows that Marshal Baregaay dilation i• marching feet towards the Adds, sad I that be may succeed is intercepting the main read, ' whit! from Codogne Seeds to Cremona. AJtse the battle of Magenta bed hewn won Victor I lienuanwel slept as the talk and best morning no- I Weed the deputation of the lowa enmeeil of Milan, I which came to cam his Majesty the arum of Lam- a lardy. As ems as the new el thereat victory had I leached Milan the Austrians fled. The potpie, who I had barricaded the street@ Imam the atgitt, began Se meet on the Pieusa del &alma, asking foe the eat I of 1144't to be proclaimed. Tetve as forgotten that a In virtue et that act, called 111111111, Lombardy was I united to Piedmont. It wee apresseiortiornewto that le spite of the Massiniana the whole of the Lombard t peopie, then free, had made. A deputation was I seat to the town couscillore, but when introduced is the real hall of the Hroletto those gelatinises were I told that the mayor of Milan, a Count Sebregeadi, had run away. Signori De Ham, D• Lava, Mme- 1 gwita, Übeldi, Boretti, sad Rosier, all awesoori I mensicepele, west to the balcony, and after having I proclaimed Victor Emmanuel king, started together i with Marquis Guerrieri Goarags, Count Global, ad when e Corretsti for the headquarters of the King. the deputation armed at the camp I it was soon introduced into the royal test. , His Majesty was standing up, the Emperor es his right. The presence of Napoleon 111. • ea such a solemn occasion sufficiently proved that 0 be realty means what he said in his generous pm- • isialmatiou—" France desires nothing but that Italy shall be free from the Alp, to the Adriatic." The cow munteitioes with the capital have not yet been re established, and I hear from a good source that even Count Cavar has not yet received a true account of the great victory. THE PASSAGE OF THE TICINO AND BATTLE OF MAGENTA. The WoxiteNr of yesterday contained tho following ►u:4tia of the army of Italy : Ilaadqiartaas Milos Martian, Jaw 5, MM. messy, sommsabetd stood .11eamandria, led 1.4.4 e ,t 'real m bakeries to overcome. If it nimrebtd • Plarassa, It o• old \meshed to My Mega to that plans mad ta mass Mr eln !I, Ih aria foe", the posmage of the Po. Wilia st this apt i. a.t Issm them 900 metres vide, and this moot thiamin opanthe Ina to be ei.cuted V premesee ..1 an aisamy's 'nay d noes items 200,000 men. If Mum limpear I roam! eh* neer at Valect , um, be would lad tat. slimy orateentested en the left bask at Mortara, mad las roaW sot attack his is this po.itm.b obi., by peps. raft column., inamoneeriag is the allot of a e.nntry toter meet by cabala sad rks-groaadm. There ass, then fmre, bath Was ss almost instvormstmbla obnaele. et. • / uti.erar essoind to tars It, mad he deeeiv.d the Atlantan. I y enema- Medals he army cm the Hato. mad cawing it to osculy Cott ages, mad m inn Robb.° cm the Tmehim. Os the 3 Ist of May. the army reteSveNl the order to march the ha sod creased the Po at Cosh, the bridge of aldeb W 11111111.11,11 i• our poseamioa. It immediately took the Tomb ran t where the Foliage of the Bemis was taxied to IMMO sal cover our rapid march cm Noma. Th. *Sorts of theirmy mom directed to the right on 114tio. sad tie mmilake, glorious he the Berchnoth iroopc fought ea this di* bed aho dreamt s thawing the roomy to believe that SO wire natclass ea Mortara. But dus tog this time the Ninth essay W proseeded toward* Nonni, aid labs op furs a poeitl"a oa the moth ground blare she KIN, Cloths Allan lad fought tam pin bilk nese B web mho bed egibut el. sassy Amid le arks li agonise. 'His de bild ma* bel boss proteeisd by IKON am ampd es err Ant 11•11 at Nene, Is at et it Voir aim acurobness, it woo Wish"' to ibs pram THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE H, 1569. OM Os *yam am I • isolde Os amain II O• now seat that leg giver la the reer of the line of role. Os do led of Jess a ibvisir of the Imperial Owl was diner& le Tiartifgo on the Tier°, and meeting with no N ita& e ihne It threw across three bridges. The Emperor, having collected notices that agreed Is rosin him that the awry wee retiring on the left bank of the river, cored the Ticino to be pared at this spot by the army clops of 013:111a1 MacMahon, followed nest day by a divides of the Pardisito army. Hardt) had our trot* trim posacsiina on the Lombard back when they were attacked by ma Austrisa corps not from Milan by the railway. They repulsed it vietoriorly nadir the eyes of the Emperor. On the same day, June 2. the division of Eepittasee having edema. ed by the Mows nod tower:. Milan sa farad Trecets, whole,• it draft ned the bridge•bed of Buffeters, the enemy evacuatod pre, ipitously the estrenehments he bed throws np as this port, and fell beck on the left beak, after blowing op re roes bridge Greer( the rim at tkim spot. Newertheler the effect of his mining -chambers was not complete, and the two mere he bad rustled to destroy having lamely subsided wider falling to pieces, the thoroughfare wee not interrupted. The rya the s•b had teen bud opn by the Rower for trios definitive poeseselon of the left bask of the The army corps of General Me:Mahon, reinforced by the verger divisios of the Imperial Guard, and followed by the whole as.; of the King of Sardinia, woo to prooe:d from Torbigo to %Xeres and Magenta, whilst the grenadier division of the fortis! Gaud would seize the bridge-bead of Botfrlors on the loft kook, end the *my corps of Mortar! Csarobcrt would advance on the right bask, torsi thriller° at the same point. The szecutios of this plea of elevations was disturbed by some of than reddest, that in wades art be taken into a -count. The King's army was retarded la its pameye of the river, and only one of its divisions could follow at • distant., the cot pa of General MacMahow. The march of the &Onset) division met also with delays, awl es the other band, wh. n the corp. of Earehal Canrobeet left Novara to rejoin the Emperor, who had penemeally gone to the bridge.he id of Budd lore. Els corps found the road so encumbered that it could only mch the Ticino quite late. ' Sorb was the situation of things, and the Emperor wo wetting, not ■Phout moiety, fur the signet of tho writs] of Orem' blae-Mahoe's rape at Buffaloes, when, about two efekek, be heard ins this aide very bury tiring of small arms and artillery. It ass the mimed to sustain it by marching on Mopeds. The Emperor immediately &matched Wiropffen's brigade spirt the formidable position,. held by lb. Attatrians in has of the briip; the brigade of Orr followed the movement• The Might' beedeeing the Naviglio (a large canal) and the village of Buffaloes were promptly carried by the spirit of ear troops; bat they thee fogad thernselvei coofrontiog con siderable never whom they could sot drive back, sad who arrested their pogrom Is the ass time Marshal Canrobat'e army-coops did act swear, sad ma the other head the casnonade sod =rimy Ore that hid ripmelled the arrival of General reelfah , in hd completely cored. Had the games column been report& amid bad the grenadier divides of the mud to retain itself ala•e the enter elm of the early It Is here the proper time for explain 4 ig the mancetim siker by the otestrlems. When they learned on the night o gum 2, the* the Trench eery had serprleel the purge of the Tithe at Tierbigo, they had rapidly seat mom that river, at Vrevaao, dm of their army rem whisk barat the b..riges behind them. On the morning of the et► they mat before the Emperor to the somber of 123,000 oars , end It was againet them cWproar timers forme that the pearlier division of the Guard., le.th wham was the Imperar, bad singly to contend. In arm erred eiretunstanose, Greer Regrod de &Iml Jean d'Angily gar roof of the utmost energy, as also did the ganerals emmearßag seder hi. codes. The sorrel of divisive, rellinet, had two borer killed seder him. Gme ral am fell rectally wounded; Gummi Wimples was wirated is the heed ; the Commanders Derr sad Kan dkey, of the Grenadier, were killed ; the Zeman.' mg go men, sad the Grenadian ausumed • loss no leis aessi amble. At length, after . straggle of four hours, during w►ich Malliset's diviaion saffrond without flied:ling the attacks ef the enemy, Plaird's brigade, with Cenrobert at ita heed, seared ow the held of bade. Shortly after appeared Vinog's divides, from General Niers corps, which the Sepses bed mat toe, end limelly Resale's end Troches diviskan of Menial Canrobeeth corps. At the same time Gamer el MacM Ames canon wars eels heard is the distaace. The geeeral's corps, retarded ha ib march end his sumeross than it should have bees, had advesced he two misuse cm Magenta and Elniklews. The enemy bay.vg attempted to advance between Om ter. Islamise far the purpose of cutting them eff, Gamest 111.Mahon bad rallied the right, with the Mk lewarde Magenta, ad this explains why the dring bed amid et the beitunisg of the adios on the side of lieflikes. la fed, the A soutsar, swims tINIESOITIO preseel ea Oak frestead Ish, W evente.sd the village of Baskin madreamed with the pester pert of their home ageism General Maalehas, Meat of Magenta The 46th Regiment of the Lime ren►cd intleghly M Meek the farm of Ceselis Nueva, aid* is Mime the village, and which wee de. haled by hoe Ihmigarisa seem. nu. fifteen beaked mensifthe MEW there Mid &swaths* is.., sad the leg wee lama frees the deed belly al tbe teiesel. lathe roe seethes Met. testagesdiehisa was pealed bard by cessiderable toren that themaimed to reparese it from E.pinease's diviVios. General M'Mshos had drawn up is the vetoed Ilse the thirteen bet- Miler the voltipare of the tread, seder the summed of the breve General Cemos, who, adveseing no the bet Mak enetelmed at the metre the Orate of the many, sad ambled the Meister of L Mottaresge sad Sepitesse to re. lame vigerewswly the elbselos. At this mamart of • And attack, Gras& Aerie, car noodle( the wary of the sewed carpi, placid to battery an the Rae of time railway forty fleld-pieces, which, LAIN/ the Alistelsms, se they were dellaag Is greet disorder, In leak sad athwart, made • friglafed maws maga than The c•mabet son Maggots wee terrible. The away de- Ihaelsl ibis villa's with °Watery. Os both sidle It was fait We yes the key of the goalies. Our troops took It lime by hoses, sad pat more **a 10,000 Aglaia' hire de etnelat. General X•ilabon male about 5,000 prisoners, agorae whoa were as satire regiment, the led Casuals a Tied, cammaaded by Colette' Hauser. Hut the games serge War sallarel much ; 1,600 of his men wets kilkd or wenalltd. la the &Reck on the ails" General Esplasas and Llealenent Frontsfond fell mortally wounded. Like them Coked Drouhut, of the 65th of the Line, and Col. Chakarre, of ea 2nd Foreign Regiment, fell at the had of their troops. Oe the other aide, the 'Helices Vino, and Renault per formed prodigies of velour, under the orders of Marshal Caw. rebrrt sad Clearval Niel. Viaoy's divieios, which left Monts is the movnisg, had ocly jut arrived at Trectte, when it was to b vottec, when it was sest for by the Em peror. It rimmed rapidly pu de moral as far ea Prate & &agents, &Mae the sunny ham hie gallica; and Miss awes Qat 1,000 prisc.rare ; but noosing swaged with mimic' , forest it gunned anent law ; sieves officers were killed and 60 wounded; 6SO orb-oilers mid soldier* wen pat ham d.• eme6.ll. The 86th of Übe Lthe enreiffilfenfored; he commending officer wee killed Sitstiag bravely at ths heed of hie reginic, at, std the other Ilepleer dial, were wenaded. General Marithiprey waa Amok by a bell aa he was Medias hie Waned.. Tho boors of blamb;l Casrobert also matabted reEntbabb Ina Colossi do Ilear.enlla, tbs cbief of his sta, woo WWI at his MU. Colossi Outlier, of tb. 90th, AA mor tally woucolad, struck by Ilea balls, sod sert , tal oaken of divirics mom plead hors de eexe•st, Willa the volleys of Posta oh Mrarata was takes atm Una t• lIKMIIIOII. nosily, about ball-feat eight in the .stag{ the Franck army reinstated matter of the &Id of battle, and the enemy withdrew, Issviag is oar hands four pose, of whick two were tiara by the Orenedirre of the Gaud, two der, sad eaves thousand primmer*. The num ber of Austria.' Sued hue. Je eqesbar may be estimated at about 20,000. On Um held of twits 12,000 nomekire sad thirty th monad knapsacks here been pickel op. The nutrias corps eagaged agolast us ware those of Clam-fiellas, Z.bN, &law tz-nbetg, sad Lickteastsia. II Id- Nl.r.bal Uyalsi commanded in chief. The. in floe days after leaving. Alemsedria the 'Pied army kat dt:‘•cred three trombate, won a bet•le, °korai Piedmont of the Aumti•as, ea! °laud the plea of AIWA. Stow the battle of Momelellu itto Auairissa have lost 26,000 men killed or wounido4, 10,000 presume', and 17 gwa. its LOPIDOX Pawns' AMIOCIATIOX..—Two fetes os ohm fusee.... waster promelerg relia WI membroat paters. ma Water *Mir widow. mM espleas, erU p'sca oa Whit-Tends, sad Thursday, the 14M sod UM inst. at the Crystal Palace. A rano!, of addhiosel pridass sasasaced for the or es• los.. th,ciudj.g &jam, ES Nahum. Mapes, w bevy, bow s ', swam, trayealt, land wle, Ice. It ts to be hos e d th a t MS Nada of oho y will be materially amweatisi by MINIMS of Mom de asesliellum LETTER FROM BARON POERIO. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, ADM 10.— APPOINTMENTS.—Cap t dee B. B. Wotan, C. M. (1842), to be euperiunndest of Sheenier poetised, vies Fiiagireld, deceased; the Hon. J. W. 8. Brow (1864), to the Tepees, 61, 'crew steam frigate, at Dorm:port, commissioned; R. Lambert (1866), to the Scylla, 21, acres &train ddieite, at Sheercese, com missioned ; B. B. Creed...ll (1856), to the Sidon, 22, gsdd , e•slitel /tram frigate, et Portsmouth, commissioned; rod J. Corbett (1867), to the Scout, 21, screw stem corrtne, et Shawnees, conicandosed. Llautscants W. J. H. Grubbs (1864), to the Dauntless, 34 semis skin frigate at Portsmouth ; and C. D. Si Uliefll (1856), to th e Crow, SO, screw steam guard ship at Sheer- IWO. CHATHAM, iI2NPI 10. The following ships have been taken up by the His. Council of India for the ooaveyance of reinforoecnet to sad government at sea to India daring the present month and July ; Victor Roaming, 956 tens; liohneedsle, 1,267 tone ; Nile, 1,182 tons ; Clarence, 1,104 tons ; Marlborough, 1,293 tuts; &waddle, 688 tons; Sir Robert Rate, 741 tons; Akbar, 733 tons ; Kirkham, 1,061 Was ; Windsor Castle, 1,074 tow; and Adelaide, 492 Was, PORTSMOUTH, Jrxe 10. The Cadmus, 21, MOW, (Aptain Hillyer, sailed last eeenii g for Naha, to jail tbe squadron under \low Admiral Fatiebswe. The Neptune, 91, screw, has been commissioned foe Ceptaht Sir William Haste. INSPECTION OF THZ HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY.— at:Da morning the inspection of the household cavalry in the : metropolis took place at Wormwood Scrubs. n",„;;;;umber of pence. were early on the ground, which was kept by the 15 th Human. At 9 o clock the 2nd It. gimelet of Life Guards, the Reyal Horse Guards (Blue), and • battery of field willed, took up their poottione. On theartival of the 'Earl of Cardigan, inspectoizeoarel of cavalry, the customary wilbary honours were dto hia lordahip, sad the Doke of Cambridge was !owlet with • general salute, the band. played the National Anthem. After • most minute inspection of the men horses, arms sad accoutrement*, sem al evolutions were performed with astooisking rapidity, the troops having been placed la close column, the othomeading • n were complimented on the high state of discipbae of their respective regiments, and the troops marched beak to barracks. Tas 9TH LANCERA.—The officers of the 9th Lemma ins their annual dinner on Thursday, at the Aldersgate.street, under the presidency of Colonel Little. Covers sera laid for forty. AUSTRIAN VESSELS CAPTURED BT THI FRENCH FLEET.—Advioss from Antwarp, dated Joie 9, include the followng details reneging recent wptaes by the French fleet :—The following vain (AM) lava been cap tured by the French., via.: The Coacanne, Captain Carso n*, an the 12th May (sappoeed to have sailed front Troon, 17th April, bound to Trieste). The Mini Mavis:tin, hie =nob, 14th May (supposed to have sailed from Liverpool, 7th April, Trims). The Bibilla, Consulich, 10th May i from Neveastle to Trieste, and to have stiled(roas =tt 81st Marob). The 8010, launch, 16th May (supposed to have Win front Cardin, 31at March for Finite). Conneatino, Captain Glionviteh, en the 12th May ; Gismos, Matte°, 13th May ; Wel Ilan', Mint, 14th May ; Plando, Lenard,l4th May ; Giovanni, Karachi's°, 16th May ; Lanni°, Radttairi, 15th May ; Bath Adelaide, Marovich, 12th May; elevens. (Arco, Lavinguin, 24th Mar; Ronal°, Haunter', 11th May; Cecelia, Brabant, 17th May ; Noon Larsatino, Vianello; Amanita, Vinton° ; Cristo 15. Donlan°, Francisco; Hallo, Danchoiriolie ; Mono Dodo, limps; Crusted°, Vlanallo, all on the 18th May ; • Brook, Serpi ; Gaston, Vianello ; Cansiamo, Vinton° ; Belts Palos, Casino, all on the 19th May ; Mansion, Penned°, 17th May, Angelo Cuttode, Bowls, mod Regulus, Preohi, Mil May ; Orlando, flosent, 24th May; Antonio Folic", Copia% Geonaro, an the Illat May. TOT'S 10/701 OP TIP =PIPPO. Sur.,—Perhaps the enclosed portion of a letter I recrived yesterday from Baron Carlo Yoerio may tend to shake Mr. Seymer's assertion in the House of Commons last night, that "the first result of union between France and Sardinia has been that constitutional government in that country (Sardi nia) has been suspended." Poerio's words are these; his date is June 1 : " %Veen I arrived at Turin the enemy was only 30 miles from the capital. In the meantime no one thought of going away, and all were prepared to make the moat desperate resistance, without ostenta tion, without noise, without any of those tumults which are inevitable when a great calamity is impend ing over • vast city. But this people is admirable for its energy, for its discipline, for its obedience to the laws, for its devotion to its head, and for the profound sense of duty which reigns in the hearts of all. How your warm heart would have been moved and exulted had youbebeld with what joy the national guard of Turin leftyesterdsy for Alestmuidria, and with what passion all the city ran to meet the wounded, and with what affection they lavished their care indiscri minatel7 to all, friends and foes. I may add that these braves, in the midst of the atrocious pain of their wounds, never uttered a complaint, but waited with feverish anxiety the moment when they could return to the camp, and fight once more the oppressive Aus trian, and conquer or die for the good of Italy. Yon of course know the splendid deed,' of arms executed within the last two weeks with so much glory to the allied armies, the enemy, notwithstanding the desperate resistance, having invariably been dis lodged and routed by the 'allies with the greatest intrepidity at the point oi the bayonet. Perhaps this very day the French, passing with marvellous alacrity from the right to the left of the army, will seize upon Novara, and perhaps • part of the Aus trian army will be constrained to fight at immense disadvantage, and perhaps to lay down their arms. " In the meantime, the shoals of volunteers are such as almost to become an incumbrance ; yet in the midst of an universal enthusiasm is public order most marvellously preserved, which the most cruel persecutors of the sacred cause of liberty are obliged to confer ; and even they are spared, in spite of the infamy of their put conduct. But in combating for the sacred cause of Italian independence, all party hate is extinguished." Such, sir, are Poerio's tributes to the internal state of Sardinia; perhaps they may outweigh Mr. Kee Seymer's in larger beads and hearts.—l am, &a, London, June 10. PIiILO4UBTITIA. PEON LAST ElGErill GAZETTE. BAILIOPTS. lhoa. au tom 24troderoe", Mord ilolmiltr. to warm. herol l eottt ltd . Joh ti Si 3. at 111.40.1.... Mk. Ph." "whelk./ Joiatow Ihdoe.ll elm" Ono., 0•11•11 BOW WAY.. Itollewow llootalledot/ Ja SI la 1. sod Joy' 12. at d0k a 1 .. ... 5.0. 0ad Peels. lareseleavadose. City • Jot 4 =4tie "mow IMM. Clly. otoodes" Jmollt Si H. 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Nortiumptowbiro, boot oaks,—Lit Innen Mid; oao Mobil W sat:wound Tunny, at PasolY. Onklboll Anon Illsocont. bloldnorti last, clothier—lS clinked of 44, Jar 14. osol vay suareion4 Sunday, at Pentsin. oo4dltoll. WILLAIS 1,11414111C1. Lark. drlr-I.t 41 , 14... d of 4 1. L. an: day, at Tooork Loon 114111114 DAIMON. SI WokodoK y lfornbiro, ocostc4 sonfootunr-14 annul of tea war no, otana, Lee!. Jo.= Low. lobos. Yortiolito. boot minor — lnd adden d sap et y Soy, wag' Loon of 616, Nouns blanioo. Inner Seger-1S divined of 34 GL. Joann, and ova mobronot %Wow day, of 1 . 444( S. L" /Joss Coos. Alsortol,opoo T• paw 4 Onbileld7 l :. Jason. sod soy oabooquat liStonlay, sr Solar% llowasJospos• Mons Wotan Our, NoShiro. boMl4r-14 dintlysl of lb, Joao 11, an throe lobo own vs Wee, o. 11011lostiom. Moan Jonnos lominoo. I ont awdret—Ged Srk d Sottlo onl of IC Jon It mad One /A/says,/says, ll nsso. 'mono Monoons, Lokettor, bant—lit = . 41 11i.. 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Yeeladr:. seen Waleme-41. rid benne Harm Teearbancourbree4 hens enebeennes-11. Cleans and W. 11. Le fleolet, union. Deem bebbsee-W. Poser Pert, U. POIMIF. Blinbaben • WS taltse-J. Orelley.na. end Palley. nad Plow% DOOTON lIMOVISTILATIOND. 'Cache M. anus, Ono% erberoodenria. bone. Jowl It et IlWe Bowl. Gables Jaen Daces sod !nave *ars, 131.110/• •TIOW Jr Maar Peleelty IL . Jewel Raz n lel oo O se. oft lsroce Ilideseb. DasShlre • lust. Jur Mid Ms Je e sWe l osee lon. Weenie, Weemeeder. Jon Malls Ibleinles Jol i l i t i ll, Theis. Disler. bow Jr IT. M to. =tars Aar mow UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, /01r1 10. I' a convocation holden this morning, tha Rey. P. C. Claugh on, late Fallow of Ualverdty Cci Hishordesignsta of St. Haim, was prematad by Dr. Jacobs" and admitted to Ms bassarety deem of Doctor is Divinity; at tlia same num the drama of Doctor is Civil Law, by diploma, was conferrals' tha Earl of Cusarvon, High Stained of the University; the diploma was mad and staled. In; eongreptich holden immadiaWy afterwards the (d -iming gentlemen were admitted ad moreleas:—Rev. Richard Whittington, M.A.. Trinity College. Cambridge; Rev. Thomas Jack Baty, M.A., Fellow of Sidney Sussex, Cam bridge; Rev. Joh Pullen, M.A., Clete College, Cam bridge; and the following degrees were conferred : Doctor of Medicins—James Jago, Wadhatu College. Mestere of Arts.—Stuart Randal, Oriel College; Hon. Robert Maritime Christ Church; Rev. George Edmonds Quiet Church ; John Dunlop, Wedbam College ; Winning Ramos, Magdalen Hall; Rev. Frederick William Litiooht College, being absent la Hobart's Town. Bachelor, of Arta—Reginald Parker, gaoler, 'University College; Reginald P. Lightfoot, Ballot College; Robert Augustus Carden, Faster College ; Charles Z. Tr7lef e lt. John's Collage • Jobu M. Mello, St. John's Frederick Hastens, scholar, Jams College; Someet L % 7W.- TM, scholar, and Edward Lards, Wadham College; George H. Stanton, Charles Rumball, John Lomax end Hear_ J. Knapp, Miriam Hall; Melmoth A. L. Lomas , St. Edmund Hall; Edmund St. Maur Meopliail, Litton's Hall. Bachelor of Musle—John Heiner, Christ Church. 6POB7ING. MANCHRISTBR--FarDLY. tqc II to LIM/ los au P.-01 OM All(1111111111.1 10 e 1 Yellow Soo 101 A to 1 Soakrapt to Mt. Nerrlllos Tom Ilaa 12 to Small WADS/' (TUT. to rst Olodlotat 01 to Totatall Sold lel Crawford iti Woe. la lick (a 1 to MO, Aran it) ASCOT STALLS. to 1 co Ur Sold NSI BIT MULFORD EACES—Fat DA V. —— Ti. loam. Punt d H in.. Half snags Mr. Team by Oohed lion. 74 Tlb ......(Monkomi 1 Mr. Thorn banire. 4 no. Ida* dm 71011.1 10oeker) Mr. Fisreas. Booodaw.4 m.lll ..... ,beefed 3 Cards IMllye Moos M. in. ........ (Roper, 4 Papbm's *ode 8.. fyrs. Moan/ 3 Tin 11101.0.arolD STAIR". Of ii110111:=Z111 64 added. for 3-yredda; sone, am 11110; 1101 m. 16; aid 6.41114. T. T,O. 11l lawn. eld eala Mr. J. Da leavain. be Plwal.. OM lb lA. Day) 1 Mr. MeWaolon ham 11.1 Main. 2 Mr. T. Pan'. Msoriabons. 44 1406 lO. Haab 3 lord Atloobearfo Plemper Mb ltlatroonj 4 Tin Inca ollorsuar thrower. of 3 ion. nob. abb 26 added. Throe exerlanof a rol4. natal Mr. .1. Smalltime...4r. by 4411b111. 4 ma. en Mb ..(Plant.) 1 Mr. Loxes an* I )rs. Zb . .llRekesoen) 3 Tan Joss IMAM', /MISS Of OM. nob, 6R. TM amood to own be onto. 'boon eat's. Os* rode end • bolt 09 abb.., 6of lobos. p.l 2nob) My. T. Parra Bodbury. by Swootmest or tho Can, 4 yrs. thi 10Ib, No. MeObbe 111.44. 3no 44 (to. T 1... I . 116.1.4 °. tot 1 Ti. . mores ee3 aon. n01....1M 64 . 4.10.1. Tbe *Moor So booold by moron • Inc MY do. Whine. sum Owe 19 mite.l Mr. Sba deo . Rall.ford. by tamp Gana. 3 no. 74 210..16m111ei 1 Mr. 4. lemes. Fanny lioolll,llM, id • ... .Plumb) ▪ C. Rob... 110.4.4 yn. dot . Salmo 3 Tx• KiPTIBL as Boa. .e of s nes. gook ..IDIV.aa.4. 4.2 Yrolds and towards , optimal selling Inigann ea. nest diarten of a wile. IS mob, Mr. Isom), . Ron.. vro 1401 I. n 7 4...... ........... (Nepal 61r. 11 atria. Carlos. 3 yr. o oh.(. I. Tel ........ Mr. Load . Oral ianmo. ern IV 4.4 .IJ. WWI 3 • COP fed bon , . 11. WWI. of nee . ..MMOladeb . od aeons and wining of tad Ronl orko Yeomanry enaana. 124 axe. Tie WY. Tran. liargesaa Mann t'alaaaa Bnab lo Ufa. 1304 1111 Ia OW J. C. Fran 1 T:sW0.11111ra 11- . 124 Ilxmlinom4Or 111114111 as. Ind Mb .. 1144.1 3 BEVERLRY, MILL, AND EAST RIDING RACSN. TIOCOSO•T. Tab Housman Mora Orss me rasa, rail, 23 added: for berms teat brae brae bowled. Ira: Seeable MTh: tow. Irat 121 b; a... lbw ; bad sera. lit. Ostlala purl ard abeam.. =o.os. ; prararassols ebbe. Tbs braced to saws Ira Moho. tea ea 113 •raa.) Ni. trayserd Craw Crap by Clasilrace. 4 yrs. ...M. Slam) Ira. T. lloptray • The Iterrayer. ...... !Mr. Pratt 2 Mr. Cameo • boo.. .. , ......... . .IW. Manbalb 3 Mr. J. cratracat Petraps7. ms , . Mr. ( Lratraral Tss Drano OTAZIO Of OM. G.A. ra ta M . GOO• 1 for I.3r.otra sad eperada Ot4IOYo. ~ls, Le. TM woad to we be Make. About t•raramramers eta rara. !rabs.) Mr. O. M. Mark% Iraikkee by The QM BM Olt) leballocell 1 l ity:11 " . 4 1 . 1 P rerll . o l 4 ". (344 ? Mr. . Mr. IllaglabranaMel 1 2 31 g i . 4 • Memo CM. Werra extra. Cu. mOs mil • maybe Mr. S. Jewel Mambas by Krambisic I fOrtoeha el 1 Mr. Bale. lAN La" Sr.. 1.1 ......... stoctrdos) CALLS TO THE BAR.—Tho undermentioned calls to the be, were made ye,terdey :—Lhicoln's•inn.—Motte• Ras Hughes Cooboo, Esq., 8.C.L., Oxford (Holder of the Stedettabip of Hilo., Term, 1869); Ebenezer Ovules, Reg , B A.. Leedoa (Certificate of Homo,. Pits( Clem); lb. Hon. Dudley Campbell, M.A., Cambeidge; Edward Bradford Medlycolt, Esq., 8.A., Oxford; Micbael Itichsrd Bony, Eq., Tbomu Nottidge, Bog, B.A , C.:abridge; Alfred Smith, Rag., 8.A., Cembridge ; Edward Wingfield, • 8.C.L., Oxford; Williem Lowndee, jnn., /I , q . Tho mas Cheeery, Req., M.A., Cambeidge; 1 home , Kennedy Pater, Z.q , Cherie. Henry Chatfield. Ben , B A., Oxford ; Lame Levi. Req., George Chula Broderick, Eq., M.A., Oxford; George Cliff ed Mayer. Req., Wren Hybl; Req., John Compton Lawman*, Esq , Robert O'Btrne, Jun., Herbert Themes Koatchbull Hemmen, EN., B.A. Ox ford; and Herbert Riveredale Memel Jonas, Req., Cambridp. Gray'reine.—Robert Crcil Austin, Req., and Thomas Breda.% Req. Tas DESTRUCTION OP THE EASTERN MONARCH. —At the Wetmore of the Board of Trade, the mayor and Me* Travers, two of the magistrates for the borough, met es the Guildhall Yesterday to invenleate the cause of the deetterinon of the Eaters M march freight ship, at Spit. head. Captain Harris, the nautecal meneor to the Board of Tied% waisted the magistrates in their inquiry. Mr. O'Dcrerd, /*bailor, represented the Baird of Trade; Mr. Binclacti the captain and °emu of the Bement Monarch and Mm Lew carious pert al claiming to be salvors of the wreak. TM pm/Mingo tabled until 6 o'clock, and was salinntael lal tio-doy. THE POLICE COUBTS. John NOW Walters and Claude Alava refs, his =Want, were examined, on remand, charged with fraud. Mr. Lewis conducted the prosecution, and the class of Hr. Jonee, whose evidence wee Roue into on the previous exami nation, having teen completed, a young man named Primate Ttomaa gave evidence to the effect that he had had a printed circular !model him in the street., and had gone to the home in Mount-gardens, and been treated by the pri mmer Wai.ere, who old him that he was Dr. Locock. Mrs. Rosman was next called, and her description of a memo which occurred at the boom In Spring-gardens be tween her and a person who dascnbed himself as "Doctor Skinner" eyes ed much laughter. It appeared that her hus band hut beta sill stud with deafnesa, and in consequence of en adveitimm, to, eke accompanied him to 32, Suring garden., where be bed been charged 11. 17s. 6d. for medicine of the most wortliksa description. Having no doubt that they had been imposed on, she (witness), accompanied by a female friend, paid a visit and pretended Oedema. The person then in attendance, Dr. Skinner, desired her to tars off her bonnet, which, said the witness, I did. He then examined my ears carefully, and after doing so he placed some instrument in my mouth and looking into it said, "Oh! I sae how it is; an inflammation going on in the throat has cement the deafness ; I'll soon set that to rights" Yea will? says I; why I'm no more deaf than you are, ace hays I any inflammation in my throat. You are an old villain sad an impostor, and if you don't give me back my 11. 17a. 6d., I'll shake your life oat. (Loud laughter.) Mr.:Lewie—Then did you shake the money out of him f Witaass—No, but I gave him a good shaking, and be called for the door porter to take me down Males, but my friend being rather nervous, I left with her. (Laughter.) A police constable, 632 A, was called, who deposed to having frequently seen the elder prisoner go in and out of the house, 32, Spring-gardens, and to the name of Dr. Walters befog on the dcor. Mr. 1..1. here put in a cereal:ate from the Medical Regis tratka-office to chow that the prisoner'. name did not appear to the rrgistry as required by the last sot, rid asked for a remand. The prisoners were accordingly remanded, bat told they might be admitted to bail in sureties of 2601. each. WANDSWORTH. The friends of LieutreiTourtPcia;il,;lio was examined at this court on Thursday, and remended on a ch arg e of being in the bedroom of an inn for an unla w f u l purpose, attended and stated that while be wee nerving in India, he received a shot in the heed, and also suffered from a fever, and that there was no doubt that his lemon was disturbed in oonamponce. Mr. Wyman having satisfied himself that there was not the least ground for supposing that Lieutenant Pechell intended to commit a felony, issued an order that be should be given up to his friends. GREENWICH. Jobe Hogg, of if, Albert-street, Deptford, was charged with causing serious Injuries to Emma Sidman, through an explosion of gunpowder. The complainant, who had our sees bandaged up, said her brother occupied apartments In the home of the prisoner, who, on Tuesday afternoon, @eked her (complainant) to light •dm in one of his rooms. The prisoner was present, end finding she did not succeed in lighting the firs, ha took some W per from a cupboard, and, Aeons it In the grate, told her to light it. She did so, when it instantly explaled, depriving her for the moment of her sight, and battling her about the face, neck, and arms. In reply to the magistrate, The complainant said the prisoner had been thinking, and alto believed he had no intention of injuring her. John Hogg, the prisomes son said he had purchased • quantity of gunpowder about six weeks winos, end had placed ft, unknown to his father, in the cupboard. Mr. Creston, assistant to Dr. Downing, the police divi sional surgeon, described the nature of the injuries swineherd by the oomplainant, but said he apprehended no serious results. liriSecker. said be should remand the are fore month, to eseertaut how the complainant programed, bet would sw eep* bid. ILI CONVICTION UNDlit TEA 04N3 LAW& (From the Bay Pat, June 7.) At the County Petty &Won' on Jane 1, before J. J. Bevan, Hooper Wilkineca, 3. 8. Phillips, and G. I. Bevan, Errs., George Rogers and John Rogers, of Pekes him, were charged with having fa their posession • certain pbeesint, (the same not being kept in a mew or breeding giars), on the 26th of May, con=the statute. Mr. Walpole appeared for the Police-constable Edward Cole deposed—About three in the teaming of the 26th at May I was on duty on Pekes's= Pm, when the two defendant. came past me. George Rosen had a phament sicking out of his pocket. I said to Jam BMWs. "Is that the only one t" and he replied, " Tes." I afterwards followed the two defendants to fitnespy " Nann's boom on the Pm, and told them wanted to see what they had got. I took the pheasant from George Rogers in Nutin's home. John had nothing as him. I then went to the stales with there, end saw the soperin- Seident. end then they went home. The pheasant was alive, sad bed a mare epos It. wing. Craw-ezantintri by Mr. Walpole—l am not a gamekeeper es well se a police-officer. The pheasant I took wee a wild one. I have so instructions from Captain Byer or my gaper intendent to take • man if I see Ida with • head of game. I did eo of my own free will. When 1 drat saw the defen dants they were on the road, going toward! Nenat's horses which wee about half • mile off. I lost eight of the men after seeing them on MO Fen till I saw them at Nunit's beam. They admitted me freely Into the hones. The door led been kit undone, and I walked in. George Rogers had the rheostat in his hand when I took it from him. Noma and the two def.nd.nts were there. George Rogers went - ‘e hold of hint fr.- to the station• house willingly. I del tilts ... for a little way °melds Nunn'a boms. The men were not in the station an hour, we yet • half, I should think. The super intendent told them they might go, and the door was opened for them. My mate was with them in the station, but not all the: while. I bad nothing to do with John Rogers, except that I asked him to go down to the station. The pheasant was produced In court by the pol looconatable. Mr. Walpole, for the defence, submitted that =leas the magistrates were satisfied that the pheasant was a wild one the case would fall entirely to the ground, for the act of par liament made It lawful for any pergola to be in poasesaion of birds of game kept in • mew or breeding place. Mr. Sparks maid it wasj lecumbent on Mr. Walpole to prove that th. pheasant was a tame one.' Mr. J. J. Bevan said they had had no proof that it had bees kept in • mew or breeding place. Mr. Wilkinson said that the pheasant having a mare apes it, the impression of the bench was that it was a wIW 0011. Mr. Walpole said, if stash was their impremies, be would sot aostmi farther on that point, but he would ask W. beech If they were satisfied that both of the defendants were guilty of the offence with which they were charged. There was no doubt that George Rogers bad the 'Moment in his posteselon, but was them any evidence to show that John Rogers was la any way implicated. This was the first time In the whole mum of his experience in which snob a charge was sup ported solely by the rvidenoe of a police. constable, who fol lowed these men to Nunia's house, took the game, and then mast illegally and =justifiably took them to the police statioa at laworth, where they :emitted =tit they were die- Mimed by the superintendent. He characterised this as a Laurent and outrageous violation of the liberty of the sub ject, and usurpation of authority on the part of a polio,- ottlem, for so parson whatever had a right to take game, or to street and imprison a man, under Foch circumstances. Nor could any one, not even the Bench of Magistrates, incarcerate him for one minute in prison, if he wee prepared to pay the fine which might be imposed. Re would request the bench to consider whether the of the pheasant by George Rogers could be held to pt es l iim es s ees ion by bath the defendants, who were quietly prootediag along the toed, ounimitting no treepam, when they Imre stopped by the policemen, who took upon himself to exceed hie - duty In the manner he (Mr. Walpole) had stated. After consaltetka the bench convicted both defendants, sad Indicted a pen•lty of 11., with ita, costs, in default two months' imprieonment. Mr. Walpole subsequently applied to the bench under the 20th end fist C. 43 to grant him • cue for the opinion of the Court of Queen's Bench on the legality of the cuovio tion of John augers, on the grounds before urged, zuunely, that there was no legal evidence whatever against him to support the conviction, or to show that he over bad the pheasant in his puma lesion or under his control. The bench, alter a long consultation, declined to state • case. BLII.ISING A DUD CHILD.—A can of conceal mot of ldrth ems brought before the megistrates at Men °hewer on Thureday. The accused ewe sisters, both mu pkqed in the IlefVloll of a family at Old Trafford, and oa Sunday morning I.st one of the gir l. suns delivered of &child. La the evening they left for their hams, at Dutinlield, going in a cab, and cartyieg with them a leather bag. The new born child waa in the bag dead, nodose of the miters put the body ander tLs grate at home to consume it. The mother alleged thus she we. unconotious of the whole tresses-Ikm. The other sister asserted that the child wee still-born. The mother fainted during the elimination, gad the tees was deferred la order that the depositions might be completed.— Efertebestev Examiner. FREIDOII OF THE CITY TO LORD ELOIN.—At a see of tits Court of Common Council, held yesterday Mr. •fdetmaa Cubit; pursuant to notice, moved, " That Um freedom of this City, ins gold box of the value of 100 alstasee, be pretested to the Hight Hon. the Earl of Elgin sad )(meantime, K.T , la tesiiinony of the high sense enter- Weed of tee impnstant swims rendered to this country and its commerce in Cicada, ChM*, end Japan." Mr. Deputy Harmon cordially &scowled the motion, which was carried new. row. [Advertisement.]—la it possible to select a Watch 1421 have It swd direct 11'0111 th• Loodos ossattfoetuysy to say pod of Noshed. !Wand, Footiosta. es Woks, without a roman' 'WO It Is; by akoolood rum 114, Newsom %Mold established watch wanotoohorsr). al eed Ft. Ltateste , blll. Low/so W whs. M ths sVoolt *seams* I, las t. , Illustraesa matelot se watches (Tres tor two damp', <outdates pekes she Imporatst latarmatloa so to .bat maids to Nu, sad hoe to ow IL Is me *wild punbaso a wake IMMO Ilaillairs JLARKEIS. ammo rrkdot hroo n or Moworatio o,olr. MOM.. dew of the &Wit pancootuor uo Americo, fur the wort ending J-ze 7. •A. Oi o„.w. eat oir.lo,1•0 of the Wake of ri.ololOs raid or rej . olOo 10.111•0.—MOMMOSo WOO 01 OroV9 Or M &O W. the teatime tar Illoarltok. I. Pio rd.—lto retort hoe bora nook of oh. trice of bee roar flowtawwdo moor. the pork , . Ca W. Loe 4 look. no ...Pt prke of the two fewtotothe tkorrheloos of sum,. loihtle. computed r atom eau ureuelro of OW. for tot. . _ Batorla. Jr sea la.—Tbo markrt cootioua. Era, and the afar. taro boos mad, anted of all the Wert inaakarnol. s oftcring, at rather in,. proved Mao. IVA) toots errolo Wool Illsur.ata bor. Jaw Woo oia- OaOrl at irk. sot proriourly obtraal. a le llooloacrarrao Re bon .at bard of my vain this amt. Maenad produce boo area navy dealt la. blab for taaaalara sad prorialuoal deltrory, at Wad) rat., !iris Mahn.= OW. 001,01.—Ltvisohn. Jen 10.—Tbs trade supplkd thesneelres Do freely la t week that they have 'Wed m eery Marleitlf dor , / the loo tent ors, and nottolthstandhoe th e ease la money nation neratesd yesterday by the Beek of rtssland red :cite their rote of olocount to 3 Per robL 10. dßio-I leo to .ell his prersile4, sad still roottnues. more =oder!) mooed hot ere of °rimer, Ananias. who dad It difficult ea mks even hy mating toe C 00090.100 of Idea lb : In the todddliss pules the de tun h uot more Mosso 1.114. her lb. Stahl sad Ilatelslo hose bow dull. at proolou• rate . In dor* , • Pont°. of Met SO WlTaDee born toe egatn. • peculaten bare take. PPP Am. few SO Egyptian, end lon brst. sad there are reported for cohort 3,5u0 Amerkaa , 173 Persson , hal balm& and 1.700 ours*. There le moderate domaad tale latent= ; the eake C U probe* reorb 6.014 bales, Includlos Mon speculation and capon.. without chute COTTON GOODS.—Nrarcersrea, Jeri 10.—Tbe Worm , leo crested ea Turin, b 7 tbe saleroom/4e eget ea from Bombay bee ado:ad tee market throughout taw wet. but pi rog are hrui, sad there lo were bottom doing to both Arai sod cloths for ladla. for otber markets Were le • awe, badmen Is 2 . clothe sad dote atice LOe booboo by beete rather caw decade, rd *web .tote the food. bad ammo- Watt prom bare bummed aWe ia Innow. If or 74. b. printer. there los also t••• • good buslasss, sad thews •ss Plead etteudial over the sett three wet at about led. pee woe adverts Chins alit DOD oft reed and a lb. 4 cu. to weleN aer la tome its goourd so 01gb r 41.1 ter pit es. For oat. sod T tb. olattlogs toe total aranoe from the Wow lea been .10. per Orr. Pop YOU mar trot for Gomm asd Cblua rather butter afloat are obtained =4 30a eater bat sir La. lied to about I. td. tar lb. Do 441 • Wt. rumor about id. Warr thou We lawat prim. of lad month. PoiOte mu rawer better for yarn gee. wetly than oo Tueaaray. There to a tor mend demand today for teethe lee mart mazketa. MI.TALS —With reference to the metal market, the monthly circula of Mown. Von Pada. 13 and 2. or th tee the foilowing ," During the NM month we ban to report n continual!on of toe Woe.. pram - Oleg la owe instal market. tor me we entkipate much improvement ,1001 eonlarental Akin to room re tied. We bare now to eaLl yotr falsettos to the moue,/ We of Boom tin by the Dutch M ti lterntooy. nonounord fur the 7th of July nest. to take place .0 Anawerdam, and to comot of 1:6,214 trite liberty to add 2040 g Jabs, p utqued the; arm., lotto. The conettloos Ell beam Wet year: Me lota w.II be nOv Jabs each. Prompt .th September. The company &Mae that no further quantity of nano Pa W be brought forward for role to Monaca tp tit 11,01.0 of Juror. lean. WM no gorernmeot ate of tin ertil be held to I udia Jurinr that pertod.ud that the Ailment to Mon on government 11000001 not crowd the usual 10,We pekul.. or le trno eleba. 'they re. tee to theumelve the power of editor PAW yokel.. or IT OM slab.. Batton tin to Jam. and 3.000 pekoe, or 4.0 , 2 elan. Mollaird." CORN.—CasWsro••. Jr. 16.—Tbar• area u fair wept, at to day s market. Ma toad* was dull, bat • Isar daxu•ce au affected at • &Woe of lu to b.:Anat., 624. to 143.; nd. W. to 60e. Beano. It dorm --- Ltacerts. Joan 10.—Tice weather mailroom wry fine, with north priori, winds. The optrearaneo of the ifmlo wont It Vey tstbraetoerf, sad, ith conthunnoe of the protein formable 'mother. w•tholl hove w hoa. In etr in ten or fourtmer do• la Mi. &strict. At our market tors!, the millen were not sallow borer*, In aooa.Vmace of the very depremed state of the tl.ur marker: the farmers, Wwaver. were not goootolty pewee& to make the reduction aged: We toomoesco tat mil boast., st it. to I, dean). The rupgly of taloa am fags; 0N , 40, to tie., Mao, 62a. to Ho Via &tog la butt,. bum. or ear. . . WAIIIIILD, Jon 10.— TM wink or 'a wiworalber considerable. ...1 tw beat wad.... don and r.au4 Wilma complaboag w Mrts hoporloalow ar Frond flour. Mom I. ppar Norm for trail Qualitics c 4 whom. wallas chansoorad mu • maw Cab moo Is. aad abaft( la sor :Mlater, sooting terkesed beam Inn rasher cboapar. Amapa for thesooting Jo.. 6.—Wbora lAN ma. as 61s. Id. GaLL/L—Losoos, Jr.. 10 —Maddlo% Wei Hartley. 16 N. Howard's Waist liatUar. 14.. 60. • Latest% Ram Manor. Ids. RaoMace Bat" lb. kivl ;HYlaas_ Ida od Goo orb, Ha H. • 04.. Mari 11. 44. Walls Mad Hattot. Zia ed • Male Sad Loatacw . . 17.. 3d. • Walls Mad Meow WOO Sad kardagool. Ma W.; well. Mod laa ad.; Haas Lad lluawisa. ; Walla Sad Mon" IGT.W• tr ai l Mad Osaka Harder pool. Ira dr.; Wall Had Tlmaraloyabs..• • wall Mad Wog Halton. Zia fO • Malls Mad *Wax* lda.; Powei's Dian 'Mum. fL— lßios.t m. 10.1.14: wdd. SHIPPING IN TBLLIGIINCH 0•811•LTI 18. Oteneetient (ship), tree Yoh& to hamumb. r ballot (te Mad be Liverpool), le cm Mere ID milts N. of II tee, with rin feet Mr bold, sad it is doubtful lf ele ma be got ot—ble.Tank May It Numb% Captain Ildiulavd. from loutioa, 'Myatt hem an the Ind May, tout' Ire on the 11th, aid es the Sr. could not be satin goubf d eh* wee scuttle/emu the sham Otly part of the sup meg ineeitampiel,—eierrs Leese, May U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aar Doerr from Bombay far Livrepool N dam April 11, lot f 44 11. war l 0 W. Arr e e h lrela Daaerare ke leadoff 13 dor Noy 14.10 t 3111 N, Sr rubs (ship), of aid from Liverpool for lielarrao. lot 10 8. Ica 41.71viiimor, froze Laudon for Rio Janeiro, Aprii2l4 lat pii 8 los "inn. 114;1•17Llem (1171 p), for Bomber, Yelr. 17, IM $4ll, los $0 W. aerie. !pt. torque), from LOll6OO for Madma, amtl 14.10 t 1 It N. kw 14 ST W. . Globe (boritu). Vow Singapore for Liverpool 111 der, My le, Pa 11 N. Ws SSW W. Mamba J. Wud, Mom Liverpool for WM* May 11, C. 11 •11. 1 entrap N.ll IL Si slim IlwerldalL Wm Leedom far New Zoatead. April AS, lot f 19 8, Ica 114 41. =ma 101 1 211 ::li 11 11, if 19 41. " d ye. New ZEALAND.—The fine clipper ship Tornado, belonging to Meow. 11. Wilson end Chambers, White Btre tins of packets to New Zealand, left Liverpool yesterday with 280 passenger and a full cargo. This is the first of the line sent to New Zealand, and she has sailed punctually on the day advertised, as is invariably the cam with the vessels of 6b Um. In exeavating for a new building adjacent to the Coal Exchange, another Roman bath has been discovered in L ailervation, similar to that which was found under the MID,SUSSFX. RAlLWAT.—Yesterday, a Wham:L a& mooting was held b this co b r i p t iny for the purpose of ErrUton, flou ving at a bin r goest — Railway i Co enable ompany t t o b. make cat talo alterations In their existing and authorised railways; to make • new railway at Norwood ; to acquire additional lands for station accommodation, and to purchme and to take on loess, ether niirlerteklegifor othei•parposee, soda bill be making a railway from the Couttershare Branch of the Mid &testi Rellway, to the town of Midhurat, in the county of Sussex." The chairman, Mr. Garrard, having explained that this bill of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company would benefit the Mid-Sussex line, • reeolotion approvicg of it was adopts& RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The traffic return, of rail. ways in the Unitsd Kingdom for the week ending June 4 amounted to 485,7901., and for the corresponding pericd of last year to 453,2411., allowing an increase of 32,6504 TL gross receipts on the eight railways haying their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 207,817/.; and for the corresponding week of that year to 193,4811., showing so increase of 14,3561. The themes on the Beaten Counties railway amounted to 3951. ; on the Great Northern to 3,0791.; on the Great Western to 1621. ; on the London and North Western to 4,248/.; on the London end Blackwell, to 191.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 6,0184 ; on the London and South Western to 1,4111. ; sad on the South Eastern, to 261.; total, 14,356/. The roccipta on the other lines In the Unit 1 Kingdom amounted to 277.9731., and for the come spooding period of 1858 to 259,7791., showing SD illteleall of 18,1911. In the rse,ipts of theft lines; which, added to the increase on the metropolitan hose, Makes the total increase 32,6501. as compared with the oornmponding week of 1858. [Adtrertiaernellt.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Potala—Tas New Manage —The weekly report Of the liggignmoGe amal oats.: " A slight deems. In deaths from onerlatina. tot no dant anise to Mom from chnlttherts." le the net allisseholr totellttronds whoa opetionee tog pr: rod Ilelltteayr remedies hot only to be a coo lW emli Is all caws, but. were means of preening those attendant ol diphthong, patients from et ntrunna the dlareee. Innumerable tomti t...kb.. day trttetrett eitollirm their yrt+ervallro. cto leo down their eatrattre virtue. sad ,Vass it .clog Pr , .Mrthm: Um, .lap tb. tam and Mal the. uloorstione ; at the e t time Mat they atreet the oestaltaulonal fever th ey re...tory order to me the *wenn, sod ellen r th d et elect...ll mit out all 500105. UMUMS rammed by We d BIRTHS, MARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lIALOUT —ittoa 7. at Quorodoa. war Derby. lb* wu. of C. T. lholgal. Li.. of a Oanbter. Itlalo Villa. sear Paratuto, tho otfe of It. J. PArlagtoo, tN.IOOI Unman. at a tom GORDO N.—Jaao I. at Gloomier place, Ely& pork-audio.. Lb. wife at J. Gordon. Itora. of a too. _ . . L.ULIRII —.tae t6' Olootenter.ortacest. 11.1. , V.1xwk. the MN of George W.llaerie. sm.. of a eon. 1:10111111.L.—Jano 8. an Nether C.A. ose Hamrgate, the enfa at pepoene H. T. Holton, Loot Kent Jinn* of a dwehtee. .—Jar 0. at Carlton 'Wm, Ziorton. Dear 11.1‘....the wife of M. J H. Nan. of a eou. ST. ALPRONB6 —Juno B,u Earl BOWS. litoroford. goon. the ode of C. Mt. Alnoonee. of a son. MARRIAGES. 11100Z—DAYTILlt—June tat Bt. Chine, Camberwell, by the Yew r. R. Bann. W. F. Brook, tie.. of Veuseb row. Newington, to Jane nuggets, taeghtte of the lam J.?. Leo of Grant WIthIg111?- .I*W. 0001I—TAlli.--Jone P. at Me MOM thooth. Stn. hr the Hee lents/ 1 :1w T. Cook, yen , Liverpool. to earth. datagbtar of J. 11.—June 7, at Littlebourne. Kent, by the Rey. R. of fWT. Dense, the Nev. T. Hirst, M.A.. Rector of M. Ilartlo with M. to Emma, &nester of D. Dettoe, Neg., of kilbritige House, Lasiebourne. DBAT HB. AT[INNON 9. St the Orem Withlagton. F. H. Atkinson. I an..foil 76. 0,614TD44. D—,joaa Outer, M 6, b Dombay N.l.as Cheltenham. Frahm Hakes, oJo of Cants* V. S. CAILTWILIORT.--Juna 6, at Dudley, the Nov. H. A. Cartwright. N.D., seed SI. 00017..—Jona I. Holton TUN. Flohoo. Pk Marl. Pao*. Arthur Predakik. son Mr. Cook, bird 19. lONTES.--Jon• 6. at Park 12,11 road. near I.llerpaol, E, Tod., mid a. 11141 —Janet at Nona* Wood,* kb 47* 7sur WIIII.a Bar. at NJEsk [het, Trap* Dr *iced ma 41 John Bar. *h.. at Combs Wood, pton. BUMF. WALIORD.—Jan• S. at Pik 1101.06.1. Iprwlab. lIIaA wits Of D. Wilford. Uri. Slid 74. Mated sod %DM*** Wiu.wi Lime limak of Xo I, lamlri Wreak la taw_ OW at Ludas, Printer. It Ur Oak% fa /111.1.1111 all se~u rkdsoi.—sailmaT.aosau. ums. 1 a w •••m. m ON aOIL Sala. mai 111 ▪ .wee c o : isms loytei bee so sr 061 .......... ••.... D' los al sad 0. I mil; Wok = orb Ilsolt Wen ONO Hate