The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-09 00:00:00

TI 1 -/ 7 € •- • , • ;-•-• l rix•r T T •• t , T v b • •.• Yr. t• . A 11.4 h itvi, E NdXa ) 0- 7 . 2c . , Airfrz, Na 4,91.1 VOR BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the f magnlicent teak-built ship COSPATRICK, A 1 for 13 yeas, e . cyl tons register. J. A. ELNNLIIS, Commander: lying in the list India Dock. Has excellent accommodation for passemicci. and is well known in the trade. Apply to TIIIIPEKLM. CARTER, and DARR It. White Llan-coart, Couldn't. It C. or to GULATLY , HANIEY. and SIWNII., No. 27. Iduienhin tweet. LC. Has two or throe racooolos for Mideakimrs. VOR BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Cocpetrick with gulch despateh), the splendid teelc-bant ship IDWIN VOL A 1, If pan, WM Woe register, Y. Y. MACLEAN, Caw wender : toadies is the Zest India Docks. lar height or PineW apply to OILLATLY, HANLEY, end 81SWELL, ST, LesdenlitU, sired, IC. FOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate dispatch) the tast-ealling Alp OIRTRUDZ, A 1 for U rim% 949 lam mister. TIIO3IAS ArLDDING, Commander : = l. the Bost India Dock. This skip Ire maelhent *mom for .1111/ • should be made to GILLATLY. mr•Ninr;ad ShWat i r ken 7, Loadanbiaetriat,LC. lITTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam eti LC asersottleatton between London and ladle on Ilith of each inontk by one of the magnificent fleet at ateamere belooeft to She Lot India and Lominn Shmptng Company (Linsited , . The wefl.knoeni clipper aunHliuy steam ship CALCUTTA, Litdl Mew 300 hone power, 8. H. WRIGHT, commander, now loading In ths Vittoria ( Lo ndon) Docks, will leave oa Mtn August, embarking at, and leaving URA VESSND on Mb August kw CALCUTTA, TA, coaling at the Cape of bad Rope, and capon at MADRAS to Saab and embark parmiagers only. Ms magnincent ship, built expressly for the Indian 'Trade, hoe been thoroughly refitted, has first rate seconsinodatlou for paiwangem, and will carry an experienced surgeon, aloe a stewardess. Tor freight car peerage apply to GRIN DLA Y and Co., Id, Partlantentstmok S.W. the Brokers ALFRED BRETT sod Co., 150. lassdannsil street, LC. ; bait the 0/11ClOS al Ilse COMPANY, 9, Mincing lane, London LC., where also application be appointments as midshipmen Ia this vendee should Ia made. RICHARD DLITT, Secretary. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPERS tram LONDON Direct Port Sydeay OonmelLu(low) Sydsey Timms tides" &album /Mlle.. Melbourne Dewslow Melbourne .. Mums Royal queewilead .. Mundell Querulaild .. Thing Cloud gooeualand Montolormocy TO , MageT nom 2,000 Landes 1,100 Loudon 1,000 Lard= 1,100 L lolls 2,000 L IMs 1,200 L Leas 2.000 L Imilla 1„100 IL India To S&L August 10. Sept. 10. dept. 23. August S. Sept. U. August 101. ASS. Mb celebrated lice of packets have, by Asir yasstaidlty sad rapid peewee earned s world know* reyeetallek ad that Feb eager scoosinaodation le easarpmed by say vowels aloat.—Tor en putlenlare respecting trelaht or pemege le out al aping to JAMS BAIN/8 end Co, Liverpool ; ell ate for the Black Kill Used Packet*. end T. Y. MACKAY and Co., 1, Loden ballotrost, goados. IC. BRITISH sod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .8.,P MAIL lITIALISHIPS, appobted by the Admiralty to Gall between LIVERPOOL and NEW YOBS, and between LIVIQ POOL end DOBSON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and been mails, goods, and paneencers, Una Beebe ships oa th s( at Halifax to land and receive parengen and her Majesty's nails The following or other vessels are are pointed to all from Liverpool, at Cork to receive the PRIMA, far NEW WORK, Saturday, Avast 16. ASIA, to, ROSTON, Saturils), August a. • AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday, August W. • Taking passengers and goods for Nissan. to be transferred at New York on board the British Queen. Passage money, including steward's tee and proetolons, bat without wises or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, ; second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin. CYO; second cabin, LIS. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, 1.1 per ton, and 6 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broadetreet, London • J. M. Currie, Hasse, and lk Place de la Bourse, Parts ; O. and J. Burns, Bucharr.ttetra?t, Illasgew : D. sad C.li'lver. Queeautows ; or D. sad C. M•liir, 8, Water alrest,LtverpooL TO BRITISH COLITMBIA TOR pi 10s. Y BTF.AM COMMUNICATION to NIW YORK Direet.—The LIVERPOOL. NSW YOLK, Yd PHILADELPHIA STEAH-SHI P CUM PA N Y intend despatch. leg their tullsowered Clyde built iron rewSteam.shipa calling as Qom...toms to embark passengers and despatches. as follows: WIKELY PROM uvnixow.. lOR NEW YOWL. KANGAROO, Wednesday, August 13 . CITY OP WASHINGTON, Wednesday, August 20. ETNA, Welseaday, August 27. ----- And every it;occ7ectlos Wedoesday. Cabs pomp, la, 17, sad 21 ralates, according to the &moo "lodation. Forward Puns" 8 Neu inelndlng all pmvtelont cooked. Passengers for Canada. the United Mates, and British Colombia, booked through on my advantageous terra—For further penicillin, apply to WILLIAM INMAN,Y3, Water.street. Ylverpool, or to EV= end MAC.IIr, 111, Lag Willientotreek City. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PRLLLIPPS dearth+ tAe onderrnentionevi Mittlam steamers; For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIRR, from the British and !foreign Steam • hart Waymtmc, every Sumba; morning, at 11 a.m., and the F YKNOORIA Thursday moruiug early, from dr She Ulm. For BREMEN twice a week, the ADLF.R. MOWE , or geßWAtitit alt•rnately Wednesday and Saturday, from Rorer ildown, at 11 am. calling at Blackwall Pier to receive gers at noon. lam: IS. Et mad 10a. Ratan ticket. at • tars and a halt — it'atce.-71se Railway between &men and Bremerbaven la now open for the coaveyance of pmeengers and merchandise to all parts of Germany. For GOTHRNBURO, the GiferrAl WA.9A. nomad 13, at 7 a.m., from If orselydows, to be followed by the LONDON. lam, Y! Y., CY ts, and El. - Foe:freight, passage,4. app'y at Chaplia'a Universal Oboe, Begootoircus, W., or to P.MIXIITS, and PALLLIPPS, 11, itood.bute, LC. ExcurtsioriusTs may SECURE £lOO for their RAMMER to etas of DEATH or at weekly for THEMSELVES IS lajered by RAILWAY ACCIDENT by biking ma INSURANCE TICKET, meting TWOPENCE. of the LULWAY PASSENOEEN ASSURANCE COMPANY, the only company ensuring seminal railway seeldeeits who are etchouvely privileged to issue owarauw at the various railway wallops. is. —Take your insurance ticket when TOW Ray your tare. Dwain, KC. WILLLAM J. VIAN, Secretary. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIZTY. Established lee on the principle of Mutual Ineuramm. THE WHoLE iF THE MOMS BELONG TO Till ADSCRLD. Accumulations exceed 52,000,000. —lncome L 137,000- Amount As.ured and Bonuses. £3.670.466. BMW! A *signed to the amount of £1.6111,158 The rates of pretui urn are 10 per e M. less than those of most eillees—• benefit equivalent to an annual bonus. One-half of the Ant flee annual premiums mop remain am a permanent thaw upon policies effected for the whole duration of We. For ?mopes:Mete apply to the Society's; Oakes, 6 Crescent, Nn Bridge-street, LC. ; and Surrey•treet. Norwich. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH mid tiON. a and a. 000DGZ4TREWl. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS sad COUCtIVI. Barrack Torattwe, Thumbs, Pertsaa- Issas, tc.-1414, PiceadlW Catalogues tem DiIVIES'S SPERM CANDLES L. 4d. and ls. dd. par lb. ; British was, la 64. ; tensepanin wan, L I. patine was, Is. 4d. ; German wax, la. Sd. : Imamate ma, IL ; jaustepffro, : compoalts, Lid., Od., and the best. I autanie for Palmer* lama, Sid.; magnums. 9d.; daps, 81 olds, Bd.. Coln oil , 4a. 61 par gallon : yellow Jta . . an, sad 48a per lliftw. mottled, 48n ; old Windier, is, ad. par packet; common brows Window is,: white • Windsor, is. ad.. honey, la. 4d. : glycerine sad almond, la par ear —for esa, at M. P. DAVIES and 84.11:4:1' sid4stabilibed wan. WWI. U. St Martin's-Maw Charing-oroes. lades. W.C. pow.s.—By Screw Steamers sad Railway. NJ Hiebbary sad IC dashed Coal DepOta ir i ivellers or dents emplo)ed. LEA sod Co.'s price for a, Hu.oll, see: Larnidon wallsend, the best house coat di from the col lier, by screw steamers, is ns. per tow (do not pay more ander my preteril : Hartlepool, Era : Tanileld, 176. : but small inland. be railway . Sllkelone. aid ed Ws. second elms, lac Clay Cross, 19s. and 18c : taravley, 17.„ Hartley, lid Net rub Delivered screened to an y Art orders direct to LEA ad Co , chid North London Bans" e Hishbary, Islington. SPICTACLICS, improved by HARRIS end SON will moat certainly preservothe Ostia Better cannot to ramie. Steel, with crystals or pebbles. lts . steel. with Tla to lta Vold sod Sliver Spectacles and Eye (Eames eat witty, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass, IIL hi post tree. THOB. 11A11114 and SON, Opticians to the Paintly, opposite the British Museum Gates, London. weelleked 1780. Caution,—No travellers employed. ANE'YER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOITS BILIOUS and LIVIA ?ILIA prepared with out found ercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will te avalaahle to all who safer trent billow and liver emu- Disisia indication, wind, sprain giddiness, dizziness of the eyes de. For habitual matt venom, as a family aperient 'medicine, aod u • purifier of the blood, obey are truly excellent ; mild la their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, w°", and streastheu the whole nervous system.— In of W. lambert, 20, Jermyneareet , and by most 'n °oleo, la lid. and Sc. Be sure to oh for B:= o f Deus sad Liver Pills. The gesulae are a square peespadtege. vue %Oars Lambert." mograve4 ea the sump. A STHMA, EHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON. +a. CRIME NEURALGIA, tutel a r j =eved and cared by the ISPICA cussierris (rft tors). The mote. 1140 11 Manfred. fate the chest, calms the whole Pe be we system, etpeeteratlon and eaglets the functions of tween{ awe ot reepßeelon.—T. &pie, In &Amster dam'. tl, ► Park Price Is. N. box. Sold In London by JULIAN, Mew* Reywarket. _ NEFORIYB PURE FLUID SLAG IA !kW dining teeme7 4 o* rem wb7 edkal prairies. mos usl ler= m b h ! rati s r. r the be rmeY it kirk of the bearebe, gout. aied blO/11086. ord is • Mk abr. the dehcate ecortitatemek non te r bdhig mM MIIIMS. It la prepared, le • .Me of pulp sal gallons etre eth, only by DIXPIZIORD sad C... trt. Ns* Ilsollitreet " Lontlemt; arl air by ma sesperabb drab's 01100 1 bout th• world. laMMinn. qr .. WEST LONDON LAND COMPANY alanted). Incorporated adder the Joint Stork Companies Acts, 19 and 19 Vic., Cap. 47, by which the habitity of each Shareholder is strictly hmited to the amount of his Shares. Capital, 4125,000. 471,000 In First Mortgage, or Debanhue Bonds, of 4100 mob, bearing Five per Cent. Interest. 1.50.000. in LOW Sham of LlO each. 41 00 application, and ill 10s on allotment. No call to exceed alt 10a per Share, and an Interval of not less than two months lira per eent, interest will be allowed on all soma paid in antici pation of calla TarSTU& William Blount. Paq. I James Clay, Esq., M.P. Joseph Underwood, Esq. Di Ranee& Lord M. W. Graham, M.P., 10, Hereford-street. Perk-lane. The Hon. Colonel H. T. Rowley, M.P., 47, Berkeley-square. Colonel Brownlow Knox, M.P., 20, Wiltonerescent, Beigrave 114WIL Colonel H. M Clifford, MP., I. 9neene-gate, Hyde-park. J. B. Alexander, Req., 56, Montaguaquare. Jonathan Hopkinson, sal., 40, ereeveaer.phiee. TOMAS H. Jackson, Esq. ;Pion of Hills and Underwood,, 26, Eastcheap. Arthur Pinar Lattey, Esq., 6, eloster.gardens. James Berkeley Thom Rq , Clevedon House, AXCJIITICT —James omen Knowles, thq.„ G1N1= 44 7 . Bellitifte—n• Imperial Bank, Lothbary. elothcirons—liesen. Norris and gone, 2, Bedford-row. AVIATOIS. Mews. Broom, Eageltaw, and Westecett, Coleman-street. Mews. Cooper, Brothers, and Co., 11, Geogresetreet, Mansion House. Backus—Messrs. Alexander and Lludow, 21, Tokenhonse. yard. 3ICILITAIT.— llamas Pap, Bag. 71110OnalLY OwnCES-17 . 21hrebant House, Old Bread The rapidity with which meant pound In anoselle localitted about London la being covered with houses renders en laveA asset In this description of property one of the safest and tenth peenlable that can be presented to the attention of capitalists. An estate of great importance, consisting of more than ten acres of land, situated in one of the best parts of that faahlonable Imaßey, Quemisgate, hyde-park, abutting on the Horticultural Gardens, held on a Issue of SI years, at a p ppsrcoru pound rent, from the Eight Honourable the Fart of Hill rington, and of more than two and a hall acres of freehold lend, shoaled in Westmin stet, in close proximity to the /louses of Parlieunent, Bucking. lam Pathos, Belgravia, and the Victoria Atettiou, may now be acSred, as a whole, upon must advantageous terms: and the ob of Oils Company is to purchase these two properties, and ge or sell them for building purposes. Upon the Westminster portion of the estate, six Nauss have been built, yielding a gross rental of CAM per annum. The Company has obtained a provisional contract for the land above described for the sum of C 1211,000, and after making very large allowances for contingencies of every description, it is estimated that the whole of the land will be disposed of in a period of five years, 3 lelding a net profit of at least £86,000 to £40,000 to the Shareholders. The capital of the Company Is £125,000, seventy-five thousand of which will be in first mortgage or debenture hoods bearing 6 per cent, interest, and in five thousand shares of Lin each. It Is Intended that the money received for the lupine or sailing of the laud shall be appropriated la the CM instance to pay off the bonds. The debentures 'rill be secured by s first charge upon the whole ot the two properties, and wall be issued for a period of not lees than three ream The Interest will be paid half-yearly at the Company's beakers, and coupons will De altaohed to Asa bond. Applications for shares must be made to the form amassed to the prospectus to the Directors, and must be socompanied by the banker's receipt for a deposit of 41 per share, and II 105. per share wall be payable upou all•&malt. No call to exceed I:2 10e. per share, and an interval of at least two mouths between each cell. _ . must be accompanied by the banker's receipt fora deposit of £lO for every £lOO applied for. PinaPeninana and bona of *Planation may be obtained of the Broken, and at the Olaces. J. T. Knowles, Esq.. has given the following !mon : To the Dinettes of the West Loudon Land Company (United). Having been requested to make a survey and valuation of the Lead and Property which the,. hove Company propose to pur chase, and having recently made such survey and valuation, I now report: . . That the property which it is proposed to purchase mutate: let. Of about 103 acres of land (held for an unexpired tertn of to yaws. at • P*V.iercuol rood, 'alai* at 1[1411b20011, to the Immediate proximity of the International Exhibition Building, and having an aggregate frontage of Mar thousand feet. 2nd. Of Freehold Building Land, situate between Morpetts. terrace and Carlisle-place, Westminster, having an aggregate frontage of 1,100 feet, WO feet of which are aneseenici. ltd. of Six Freehold Houses standing one portion of the above mentioned land), built In flats, each house containing six ever rate arts of apartments three of the houses having a front age on Sforpeth.terrace. and the other three having a frontage on Car- Bale-place. Westminster, the calculated grow rental of the eist houses being £d.200 per annum . That If the above-mentioned property can be purchased for tin ruin of g 120,000, a clear profit of 1:46,000 at the least may, in my opinion, be wifely calculi ed upon, in addition to Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum on the purchase money, during the time which may clap-e before the land is entirely covered and the ground-rents realised. ',Signed) JAMS THOB. KNOWLIB. Orarelon, July 1 1th, 1602. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BROOD'S, for the information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re garding the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the inte rests of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide oirculatices of knowledge on. this subject. Gold being lidded lots 14 parts or carats, it follows that geld of St carats One, is 115 carats.. 1.1 $ g 1 9 egrets .. RI II 10 worth _l4 4 111 17 aerate.. t 0 1 II carets .. 1 6 If per otume. IS carats.. 116 71 7 carats.. 1 4 9 ti came.. 4 1 6 16 carat... lIS 1 0 aunts .. I 1 Si U carats (British 14 carats.. 1 9 61 6 meta .. 017 k standard)l 17 101 13 carats.. I 11 0 4 carats .. 014 11 II carats.. 14 it lt carats.. 1 1 54 I aerate .. 010 71 10 carats.. it 10 91 11 carats.. IDI 1 It estate .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. 11 7 1 10 carats.. IIA 41 1 mast . O S 01 litsantactory, IS, Hantettsetreek Coventuarden. W . C., London. Assays made of Midas and Jewellery for Is. each. N.H. This Rstablbhment Is dosed at II In the tivealng, Sad an listardays at one o'clock. REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS REAL MAN TL IMITATION -- NUL TRENCH. BIMIXILL ES.LAS, and SPANISH SHAWLS . REAL SPANISH MANTIL 44 IMITATSON SHAWLS and MANTLM Guineas. 475. A. BLACSHOINNB SPANISH HOOT. 33. SOUTH AUDLIT•ST.. ONOSVINOII.4IQUAIS, LONDON. A FACT WORTHY OF NOTE... ME from Bond4treet L T 3 IIItOOKATIUSET, uANOVERAQUAaIt on the let October, 1859. The les. Trousers orightated by his) better Yen ever. _ _ istablialed 1841. POUR ISTS and TRAVJALLERS, visitors to the Sesakte, sad others exposed to the scorching ram of the sun and heated particles of dust, will and ROWLANDS DALY DOR a moat retrealin.g prepar•Uo• for the comets:dos, dl the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying aD beat and Irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing presestio• attending restored elatticity and healthful state of the skin. Freckles, bus spots, pimpled, flushes, sad discoloration' am eradi cated by Its application, sad give place to • healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Price 4.e. ed. sad Se. Id. per bottle. gold by A. ROWLAND sad sox& so, RattErden, and by chemists and perfumers. Ask tog Rowlands' ydnr," and be ware of spurious and pwelehies &Melee the name of " Nalyder." TAR. RIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE realaree manhood k the met anaitared cometitationa la four weeks. Failure V hapueribin Its effeede are permanent. 110 reeaultation neceinery.—eadd in soma, with MI inatructioao or tour quiantitiae for 'ant wwhero carefully packed on receipt of remittance er etampc—dek gm* PROM tool Co_ thk iltrand. awe Tanapla-Aar. TIM day, 71Ird Maks. M., ANDROMZDA, and other POEMS. Ba: Soy. CRAitLini Kniasiirr, Lanka Profamoe Meaty la Ma Unlversity of Cambeldp, sad Chaphda in Ordi nary to tho Queen. By tits awes Author, THY SAINTS TRAGEDY. Third Edition. Si. MISCELLANIES. Second Edition. Two vole. Ina IMAM?: a Problem. roarth Edition. Si. HYPATIA; or, New lout with an Old Tara Third Edi tion. Ss. landau : ?mime, Han, and Boom Wart Strand. Fourth Edition. Is. ft, LECTURES on ASTRONOMY. Delivered At lines College, Loudon. By Ignite Mogitif, 1.11.6., Ciro" of Bristol Lo.doS - :Parker, 800. sad Boers, West Stria& Just out, Sole Copyright Edition, AUTOBIOGRAPHY of a FRENCH DETEC 'FMK From laid to lad& °ga i eties. Ullll moat curious llevelatkes of Extraordinary and Cases , and affording a complete insi t bt i n t o th e F renc h • Police System. ay Cmuma, late Chief of the Paris Detective Pollee. N.E.—This important copyright wort has been described and brolly maceed in the Times," and also lathe "Atheneum." The arigleal nark has bees suppressed by siee Preach Government. London : Ward and Look. reststrest. - NOTICE. — THE NEW Sesselormt, oilLibrarles owl Booksellers, la town HIM., r°TBTEPS BEHIND A Novel By wn.uim I. Myhre 5 rola post Sow London : essopeoe Low, nob. soot 00., 47, laskestwidll The day, by the author of tWorsan In white.- B white.- BASIL.By Whsle COWES. An enti re ly new edam, with Watt frontlspleee by J o h n Gilb er t b in d. ataturLb t rhad in cloth, price Sa. : lieunpsou Low, bask and Co., 47, leadjant4llll. - 11°the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED . — A BOOK as We eablect will be forwarded, path, to tlie peewee safferleg from the °Misery ailments of melded WNW at ewes seed a stamped directed eaveiope to Blab. C. imesert ,11„ iatelv Idltb-s retuned treet, ifsekseurowd, Ueda.. what cop, win be DL COATIS ON 141.11YOUSN111 01111111 AL NUBILITY. Om hal publiNiM. Nebo le, pal /nob= Ws ANIIar twit stuips. A MEDICAL MAY out the CAUSE and morse h mi Ef xs. cam d manual 11l MAX. w$ 'Wu illudial tar pods* ranientama S. ired *Pm malt ot twistplu pea sucastal Ow Inaispat et Orr paralme astuli and Moms ullldi lad to wililler NM IBM's Mk .3. I. amok 14 Anuomftmluel. 11,180/ft. Lesies. NM BB NM fli MIL .. Wefts! alidisellatlie la NAN kokelosahlrie elm as haul willsetbe tumid esetal—wbsthirssob ponottS Os Maim et pro* pfloseenc. ag dostrium•—tma. Lurk, Masa. U. 01•011; Bit J. Mea. U. Warßi&llas. LONDON. SATURDAY EVENIIIO,e.I'AUGUST 9, 1882. T al LONDON, 191, Fleet-street noir FAMOUS LONDON DlNTalow . TIM DAY. August 9, will consist of— IPOTAOII3. A is Coburg-1 Prlntanlere. POlllllOll. Bsunion slum Hoosord—Vilets d• Was le/la INTIIII2I. Kis de Vesta t l'ltallonne—Vonaloon US W& &cut bralse—Youton rett. Pending cis Ortioi—ioirte de }twos. Maws et Bolide. TO-MORROW. August 10, the LONDON DINMIR wW could of— POTAGBIL • la Crary —I u lfounle. 101~ Turbot mace Hollaodame —Eperlaw Mts. =TRW. Cotelettem do Moulan i h tlsablae —Tito de Van i r•aglait. aeat—Agotan. ?outing rArast=lkarosta lls Vidotte. Tromp et ea de. Om MONDAY, the 11th last FOTISIZA la Torts' a rAnstals—CentOMM6. POl3BOll. Samson sauce Persil—Newts hits IOM& Fricassee de roe Ila Itelge—Votelettaa de Homard la Taw —Hoof. mezamen. Poudlag 1 rdagials—Opiapot• de Roma de Baffkgra. hemp et Wade. An eztearPre and earthily-Waded stork or /Meal ah, Maulle, and other Wilma, imported ammosaly for The Laradne Mum. All 1 hi $S dalli. • kw Haunch of VeitWs won day, a* t o'clock. N.D. Daring the Exhibition Samos The look. Dtatter will be aervwl daily from two until aloe o'clock, sad Dimon In the Coffee Zoom a la carte from ooe mtll ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at four o'clock. /11.110111C1I SAWIIIi, ?corridor. CRYSTAL PALACIL—MONDAY next, late ONZ SHILLI i NG.— p ban Nibs to the maculae till tbr nesdieg. CRYSTAL PALACE . —BLONDIN on MONDAY Next. at 191%, OVIA the FOUNTAINS. Ix addition to his usual extraordinary feats he will perform oa this occasion a eerier of darthi 0111111Mak evolutions on a SLACK BOIL enspeadod from the hisi rope.—Adminion le. EI7RIIS4I3TIC RECEPTION of LITTLE 011E11.1, whose ensaising peiforntanee at thee PAVILION has greyed a on eaea beyond all precednt. The hews Is crowded nightly, and the thousands who have her express the most profound admiration, and are wraptt e t e r tel on der at the extraortlnary talent evinced in an antes of Cu. h youthful years. She will appear every evening. The general en tertainment la interspersed with such novelties ea cannot fall to delight. Operatic selections are perform:a i r. and the com bined talent of Sam Collins to his humorous opelediee add to render the programme unequalled In cm. LONDON PAVILION. - IMPORTANT NOTICL—BLINGAGEICIST of Man CONSTAXCI sad Madame LOBIIBINL—Londoe Avil" Tichbeet LOIBL and BON.NSAMMEIL. Propiators. THI INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The atlaidance yesterday was rather under the average, but apparently it was of a very aristocratic character, me were to judge from the long double file ii private carriages which filled the whole 'emit of Exhibition-road. It was a. capital deg for the Process Court, where the different manipulators had plenty of elbow room to demonstrate their manufactures to the public. A great deal of interest seemed to be takes in many of the processes k amongst others we observed a tolerably large circle sur rounding the stand upon which Mr. Cohen's assistant makes pencils with wonderful oslerity. Mr. Coltes's has long been a name of mark in the artistic world, where the excellence of his H.R.'s, are fully recognised ; and this . year be has fnUy suptained his reputation by obtaining the prize medal, not only for his pencils, but for his valuable method of economising the soiree plumbago, by sweeping up its dust and refuse, and solidifying it so effectually as to make it al fit to fill the pencil groove as the original metal. The highest temperature yesterday, as regis tered by Messrs. Negretti and Zambra's patent tberniometelb, was :—ln the nave, 63.5 deg. ; in the ga l leries, 64,2 deg. the reading was taken at 3.30 p.m. The following were the total numbers idelfttecl yesterday, compared with the corresponding day in 1851: 1811. Friday, At JJ Stalin WWI * Popkwil . Old 16,894 ' - ilk Friday, Angle. I' Met cream i lam tickets DaY) 1 Paplarit 'bail 1406 NAVAL AIM MILITARY. AMITRALIT, AVOINIT 8. APPOINIVENTS. Acting tkoood-eltst Anittaut logiooor B. R. Msg , to the Wholly, aimparoarosesty. PORThMOVTH. Ammo V. His draeeibe Duke of Somerset 'guided at the dockyard er a y after to Odor& this monde& Rad hehl a levee at the Naval College. The other mamba; of the Admire proceeded to aspect the training and other ships in he r . Their lordships will mil to-morrow in the Arne for %he Chaamil Islands, accompanied by the Vivid stemnmesseli Last eVMisig their lordships entertained Vice-Admiral Bruce, Majar.ianeral Lord W. ?inlet, Rear-Admiral the Hon. G. Gm, and other officers of the port at diaper on board the Oehome. The Negiera, 6, iron screw troop Alp, Commander S. H. Madams, sailed Iced night for Woolwich. Hie Royal Highases Pnaos Adalbert d Preemie arrived at the Portland Hotel, Southees, last minim from Loudon. This morning his royal highnem received the visit of the Prussian vice-oowsl and of Giptids Busdewall, of the Prussian screw corvette Aroma, atalsared at SpitheadL THY WORSHIP of BACCHUS size 13ft 4in. by ?ft.proved by Mr. GZO&O csingsaiuvx, sow os ILXHIBITION in the Gallery, '2l, Wellington-street, Strand (too doors hem Dm 'straws et the Lyceum theatre). Open dully from 10 or& to i pro.—Actmiasiou LL VOLUNTEER DISTINCTION AND VOLUN- TEER COLONEL& TO TNT anon OF TEE IIPII/1311. Sta,—l beg to draw your attention and that of your readers to • practice which, if generally adopted, will, I think, be very Injurious to the volunteer minas. The p ‘ rsctice to whisk I allude is that of advertising regd. mental reprimands" bliely—• practice introduced in the Queen's (Wes ) Volunteers, and subsequently in the South Middlesex. For maniple, a Mr. —,4•1 the Queen's," lately figured in the regimental orders as " guilty of groan es/aloneness in Ilring at the butt, by which the marker was severely wounded." Now the accident which oc tarred was, I happen to know, of a grave nature, and did result in a severe flesh wound to a marker. But (as pointed out in r oar columns some time since) from the imprudent regulations and general heedlaesuese of then at Volunteer rifle practice pounds, and, speaking from my own experi ence, especially at that of the Queen's, it Is marvellous that there are not many mon accidents. Yet in noes of the tinny mime all over the country, when markers have been killed outright, have I ever beard that • volunteer has been advertised as " guilty of gross careleamesa." And even admitting, sines we have the colonel's authority, that this most severe reprimand was deserved, I would ask — Can there be • more dangerous precedent than that • volunteer accused of carelerenee, or breach of discipline, the result perhaps of intaxicatioe—sod there is scarcely a field day when some such charge could not be made—should be tried before an irresponsible court, sad if found guilty have • luting stigma branded on his character before the public, and be perhaps injured for lde by the advertising of a fault, error, or accident—relatively, bear in mind, only to his regiment—in the public news • papers ; sod could anything, besides, be devised mare lain. rious to the reputation of a regiment? By a great stretch of authority it might be conceded to the colonel the right to place in the regimental orders the name of a volunteer, his offence, and the punishment awarded, provided always these orders were only circulated privately among the corps, or even, as in the army, read out on panda The volunteer "orders" are, however, on the contrAry, not only posted at headquarters, not only very generally placed sea shop windows, but, what is most objectionable, they are advertised in the daily papers. The Froneedings of an open court of justice are allowed to be pub lobed ; the judge, jury, and accesed are equally on their trial before public opinion, and that opinion may be expreued so strongly as to set made • verdict; but I have Dever heard it deemed neces sary to advertise the names and sentences of the convicted. The deoienics of our courts-martial ere sub mitted tint to the opinion of the Judge Advocate; and if not, as in a late osee, quashed for informality, submitted for the of osideration of the conimander-in.chief ; but even then the thought of advertising the offender is eater- Word. If this power of injuring the character of the accused Is not granted to our courts of law, presided over by our ablest judges, open to the public, where the seemed has every benefit of counsel—can a " Court of Inquiry," con sisting of four or more members of • regiment, unable to administer en oath to witnesses, be permitted with impunity thus to deal with the character of its members? The sequel of this ease exemplifies, I think, a milli gronier abuts of authority. In addition to the advertised repri ' mend, this Mr. was prohibited from tiring on the ground of the corps for the space of four mouths. The offending volunteer and his friend, felt aggrieved at this verdict, and one of the latter printed for private circulation in his company, his statement of the facts as one of the wittiness. Whereupon, after the actual offence of this Mr. had been adjudicated, without proving that he was implicated in the subsequent emu tenon of this simple statement, in parallel columns, of the evidence, th is gentleman fie& himself peremptorily dismissed. Now, the 11th article of the re gulation' of the Queen's (Westminster) Volunteers embodies the general pristine of the set 44 Cleo. IIL, cap. 64, sod runs thus Whoa the oorps . is not aasernbled for actual dervice the commanding officer as solely responsible for the aesciplioe at the corps ; but it shall be lawful for bun at in tinie to assemble a court of inquiry, coothaing of two offioars and two enrolled member. of the corps, to be ap pointed by roister, for the purpose of investigating any irre gularity and smiting him in coming to a 008111114i011 lip 011 it; any member who shall be proved before such court to have dolls any set which may iojure the harmony or re putation of the corps shall be liable, at the discretion of the commending °Moor, who shall consult the committee before giving his decision, to 6oe, reprimand, or, if not • commissioned offioer, no expulsion." Further restrictions are placed upon the prerogative of the colonel in the case of commissioned officers. Is it not from this perfectly clear that the commanding officer is not authorised in expelling • member without calling a court of . inquiry, and taking the opinion of the oonimittee ? And is It not extremely arbitrary to try and sentence • man for one offence, and expel him without trial for another " Such • premed ins,' say. the Volunteer Times upon this OWN " would not be tolerated in • 1/0/Imagliali 0111,7• L . powering neither wealth nor elevated model position, nor most it be allowed in • prospective peer sr • member of perliameet. The great principle wan wide tls pepsin* and full develop ment al the veboilser numumisid depends is, that every volunteer, be h pola irr belie sib, is equally entitled to be treated as a ; and no essiassmilisig eager% be his modal WI% MP Otiblid ; obeli be allowed I. do miaser over bi swissritinates.• The veinier/ privates weer the uwilene, bat act tit livery, el their reepesive It mew to ow art if las pothole wbo rotsiottesll7 soiriAse their Woo, *sir warty, Rod Risk pro vats rights, an a lto Was odistisivol &WOW lislowtt!to *die, thowitosod, sosowd, mud disstedit srii DO hesaght spios.tilis whole sassiest torsi* sad as peon! &oboe of the smorsorod A VOLUNTEER "rapitly u s a rt niAli sisottod.7l sat, ie., Jab M. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The weekly 'sooting of the board was held .r.- toodoll. Mr. WIMINION is the chair. The (*Bowleg Modem were opened for the Bermondsey Low Level Main Sewer :—Peto and Betts, 97,5231. ; Mr. Downs, 119.4301. • Mr. J. Aird, 107,0001. ; Mr. W. Wet - ' crier, 119.0001. ; Mr. J. Dsthisk, 120,000 f. ' • Mr. W. Lague, 19t,0801. ; Mam awl 00., 90,8751. The engineer's esti. Trts w 110, 0 0 1. Wader of Peso and Betts woe accepted. llir. Deputy HARRISON, pursuant to notice, rose to sow% " That a eeronsittee of the whole board be appointed is enosider what steps it will he leceseary at mice to take for the purpose of putties la lege the protrinious of the Thames Em= A of, 1882." Be said he was unwilling, from any fi deoce which the board might re. pose do executive 000solttes who should carry out this important work, but at the same time he was of opinion that some steps should be taken to consider this question. He looked to the fonassioe of the committees which they already poisoned, but wider the Thames Embankment Act the board could use their discretion in giving the whole or say portion of the powers of that act to any oeminittes whisk they might think proper to appoint. Store be had given his notice he found that some members fancied one mode, and some another, of carrying out this act, but it was his opinion that matters of that nature could be most con veniently discussed in a committee, to consider the beet mode of carrying out the works committed to their oare. AB that he wanted was a free conference upoa the question, sod that would be secured by his resolution. Mr. ROBLNBON seconded the motion. Mr. Famtsair moved as amendment to the effect that the Thames Embankment Act be Inferred to a maiminge now to be appointed, with so much, or so many of the power", authorities, and discretion' by thia act given to and reprised is the board, u the baud shall think fit or proper to delegate to such committee ' • and that such committee upon their appointment be atithoristxl to put to forts the power" it the aforesaid act. lir. DALTON ascended the amendment. Considerable discussion having taken plat", The CHAIRMAN put the ameodroant, when there 17 for it and 17 against it, and he said under the steno's be should decline to give his toting vote, so that as reprdixt the amendment there would be no order. Mr. CARZMAIL then moved "That it he an instruction to the engineer of this board to take such preliminary steps as be may deem necessary to enable him to prepare plan and specifications of the works nary for the construction of an embaekment oo the north side of the Theses between Slaakfriars acid Westminster bridges, and for the construc tion of ;art of the low-level sewer therein, in order that tenders may be obtained at the earliest period for the exe cution of such works." Yr. Lzaa seconded the motion, which was pat and carried. Casual. then moved "That it be an instruction to the lengineer of the board to prepare a model of the Thames, showing the position of the new street' leading on the north aide of the Thames, between Blackfriars and Wes t bridges." Mr. Lrizom seconded the maitre, which wee also carried. Mr. Doutrox, M.P., moved that the report of the Royal Commission on an embankment for the south side of the river be referred to the main drainage committee to one• eider the crane whir* thia board ought to pursue in refe rence thereto." Mr. OARPILLIL seconded the motion, which, miter a short disauesion, was put and agreed to. Some to and routine matters having been disposed of, the beard adjourned. DESTRUCTIVI Fruit—Last night, a few minutes before 12 &dock, • Era, attended with serious injury to several of the inmates, broke out upon the minima, Ns. 76, Blackfriars-road, in the occupation of Mr. Carter, the fencer for Dist Barmy. The fie was discovered by lie police-constable on this beat, who observed • peat light in the upper portion of the house. Be at owe raised an alarm, and loudly knacking at thedoor, aroused theinmates, who had all retired to mat. The fire-escape front the matron at Surrey Chapel wee brim lit over to the holism sod the moductor, having ascended the machine, effected sa ea trance at the wood Boor window. At this time the whole of the upper doors of the house wer• is amass, and with great exertion he *warded in rescuing air penione who bad collected in the frost bedroom. the IMMO, however, • servant, WY seriously burnt, and i 1 was fined iseasseary to remove her to the hospital, and several members of Mr. Carter's family were almost insensible, and much injured from the heat and 'woke by which they were surrounded. By use o'clock the firemen bad obtained the memory over the dams. The boom, however, was completely gutted, the roof and third floor having kilos is. Such was the rapidity of the fire that, although plenty of assistance was at and, none of the valuable furniture could be saved from destruction. The fire broke out in the upper part of the home, but its cause u neknovra. Mr. Outer *se hued. DINTRI7OI7VI FIRS AT DEPTFORD.—Lost night great alarm was caused in the immediate vicinity of Black Horse-bridge, Deptford, owing to a fire breaking out is the immense rasp of premises belonging to Mame. Craig and M•Ferson, known as the Potent Petroleum Oil MilIN Black Horse•bndge, standing oo the banks of the easel. The fire eenisieneed as a briek and timber building. between 30aad 40 feet long, and nearly 30 feet wide, in whichA r tm amount of property was deposited, including a coo quantity of oiL A. instaal alum was given, surritnemen gem were mot off in sundry directions for; lialiablitte& while the workmen rad neighbours lahaeleai Z af to subdue the flames, but they seised Wai n built priocipally of wood, and for some 117/u eared that the coidlagration would become aral so •••41 won. toile. The *vimes of the London $I 4e. and MUM were early la arriving, bat the am was net azfiagaithscl until • great amount of property was dotroyod. Fortes*. codm other beildiup swot d, t om , the lead lajW ; eiseequesitly the liminem otoried iii?Pigt am is ammo. was copied from • expire of nelang oust. The c is wee wimp* 011111 AL 0111 MINIZAIXO Day,— Awn? B.—Adoimioos as mom* 17,039; ditto mesa tithe% 2,10 B; total. WC. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (awriaa's waximaim.) ITALY. TURIN, Avoca 8. The Afonarchia Nozionale of to-day says " The movement,' of 'Garibaldi do not appear to hare any fixed purpose. A portion of the volun teen have gone towards Palm* others to Car rara. Thew numbers, which are aboat 3,000, diminish daily. Sicily is perfectly quiet." RUSSIA, ST. PETERMIIRG, Mulvey 8. The State Bank has determined to reduce the price of bullion at the rate of 1 per cent. monthly, until January next, when the half•imperial will be quoted at 546 copecks, and the silver rouble at 106 copecks. Further reductions will follow. POLAND. WARSAW, AUGUST 8. The author of the attempt on the life of the Marquis Wielopolski is &lithographic printer named Louis YrylL An extra supplement of the official Dziefteil of to-day contains seven.' remissions of punishments, upon tio maim et tbabitilklay of the ZIOPINI and the baptism of the Grand Duke Weeks (Wencelar). One hundred and fourteen persons are pardoned entirely, and the punishments of seven others are partially remitted. Among the latter is M. Wyzyeaki. AUSTRIA AND THE ZOLLVEREIN. BERLIN, Amon 8. The reply of Count Beenstorff to Omit Rectiberes note of the 26th ult. is Merano. to the Zollverein question was despatebed to Vienna on the 6thinst. The Amnia& government declines to enter into any negotiations on the subject until the commercial treaty with France shall have been rendered secure by its adoption by all the States of the Zollverein. MONTENEGRRO. The Paris papers of yesterday publish the fol lowing telegram, dated Ragusa, the Bth inst. : "The loss of the Turks in the late engagement was enormous. They have concentrated their forces at Zabljak for the purpose of re-organising them. The whole Montenegrin population, even old men, women, and children, fight against the Turks." INDIA. (By Telegraph to Clollo sod from Som.) CALCUTTA, JOLT 17. Shirting' higher. Mule twist advancing. The Indigo crop is estimated at owe leo. Copper active. Saltpetre uiet. Exchange on London,firstclass cre dits, 23. O 'd. Government Securities—Four per Cents, ; ditto Five per Cents., 105. Freights ull. BOMBAY, JULY 16. An im t rise has taken place in ootton. Piece and twist active. Linseed unchanged. Government Securities—Five per Cents., 106 i. Freights dull. CHINA. (By Tarim* from Boor.) CANTON, .717111 97. Extensive opium frauds have been discovered at Hong Bong. A Parsee firms said to be impli cated, and boa stopped payment, with liabilities amonating to 1} million of dollars. On.-half of the lose will fall on five banks. The American steamer Cortez has been destroyed by fire. Grey skirtings unchanged. Mule twist tending upwards. Tea—Total export to date 12,125,0901 be. Fachange on London, 4a. 6id. BHANGHAE, Jun l& Shmsghae and Ningpo are much quieter. The Taepinp are keeping back. Nevertheless prepara tions have been made at both places to meet any attack. The Governor of Macao is reported to be negoti ating a treaty between Portugal and China. Grey shirtings unchanged. Tea flat. Silk active. Settlement* in fortnight, 2,500 bales. Ex ports to date 2,100 bales. Exchange on London, 6s. 20. Freight 61. to W. AUSTRALIA. (By Telegraph from Boae.) MELBOURNE, Jvxz 25. The shipments of gold since the departure of the last mail amount to 81,500 ore. Trade steady. Exchange, par. ADELAIDE, Jr= YA. Trade improving. Exchange unaltered. *SYDNEY. _ _ Trade active. Exchange, 4 higher. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAULS. ALMA/MELIA, &tracer & The Vedas and Ripon, with the above mails, left this day at 10 a.m., fur Marseilles and Southam pton respectively. The Ripon may be expected at Southampton on the 21st instant. The Nubia brought the mails to Suer, arriving there on the 6th inst. I TWOPENCE ITALY. (nom eus ow" Auo. S. Italy is at present agitated by two struggles, the one political, the other financial ; and in both the Rattarsi cabinet finds itself in an awkward position. Politically, it would fain disobe the Emperor of the Preece, and cannot ; financially, it loop to shake off the tyranny of the king of the bankers, Roths child, and dares not. In both caws it has been brought into this painful position towards of the first order by gratitude for past, and L1 1 :e 6 71 future, favours. The most sorely perplexed of all the ministers are of course Rettarsi and Depretis, for both of them found fault with Omar for doing the very thingg . which they themselves are doing DOW leas usefully and lees ably than he, because he was master of the situation, and they are mastered by it. Garibaldi may be reproached for his entire want of knowledge of the social conditions of Europe, and his infatuated confidence in the valour and self-denial of his fellow-countrymen ; but it cannot be denied that there is something heroic is this audacity, something sublime in this infatua tion. In like manner it may be questioned whether it will prove advaiii to the Italians to ea - nfoir ispikEst in the world ; but it is impossible to look without sympathy on a people which, in the midst of such difficulties', combines its own capitals that ft may with more independence provide for its own wants, increase and extend its own civilization: The young men that swell the numbers of the r•- gular army or of the volunteers, ready to give their line for their country ; the rich who unite their capitals for the purpose of accomplishing great works which will secure the union and progress of all the various portions of Italy—these are spec , . tacles which truly demonstrate that this people has risen from the dead, and that it feels with& it the warmth and the movement of its new life. The correspondent of the Temps at Rome states that a very lively agitation still prevails in that city. He is of opinioti that the Turin government will ask permission of France to occupy the eani pagna of Rome, and thus anticipate Garibaldi, as m 1860. Then, the Pope being confined within Rome, they will end by occupying the right bank of the river, and trust to time to socomplish the work of reconciliation. 'The writer of the letter says that this solution of the Roman question is regarded in Rome as very probable. The Italian journals publish oontradictory tele grams about Garibaldi's movements, some seeming to confirm the intelligence of his resolution not to abandon his pLtus ; and others, on the contrary, announcing his arrival at Palermo. The troops that have been sent against him to Corleone proceed slowly on their march, in order to give the yam. teen time to disband of their own accord. The Opinions and Belie mention attempts at demotudza. tiona on the 4th at Genoa, Milan, and Parma, but add that they proved utterly abortive, except, it seems, at Parma, where the troops had to be called out, but no oonflict ensued. These demonstration% in which the cry of " Rome or death !" is the watchword, are considered to be occasioned by secret orders from the party of action. A.lettor from Rome of the lst says : At bet so one at Some would give credit to the news of Oarikalsin intended attempt, bet repeated ffdiehtis and the tallOpllolllllll isformation at last oempollad theireneh authorities to y attention to it. Amiable." was Mono Mainly ed from thline-of-be Emperor's gmenneent, and • squadron ef As French ats/0 shine loco of Civics Vecchia. Every military precaution' weat e C ea ted ' in the fear of an attack, and a movement of roooentration tech place. All the commandants of the Italian hoops on the Tome frontier, at Ozonetto, Tsismomm, U., were warned to actively watch the asevemente tff Eptleribal dist" bands ; awl lastly, hi order to roves agll thi potato which bed hem left without garrison" in eon. sequoias of the coneentretion of troop" te mente were applied for from France. The govern ment ab andons e that it the present Mole of at e ettn e the place' abandoned by the FNMA Imp night the meow of disturbance and manffations, but the answer wee, that is clue of an attack against the pootilical frostier, Garibaldi would not have a lees form than from 12,000 to 15,030 volunteer., and that the Frame eempaeise, isolated as they were, would be unable to defend them selves against so large a force. The French authorities thought it their duty to give a simple piece of advice to the pontifical •overninett, sod pointed out to it the dallier which the papal soldiers might incur if tent to the extreme hastier to rerel the first efforts of the enemy. That advice, however, was diaregeaded, and the papal Eutaw are to occupy Cepraco, near Frostoone. SYRIA. Accounts from Syria to the 18th ult. state that greet disquietude prevailed among the inhabitants of the Haouree in consequence of the attitude of the Arabs of the deserts of the Eant. FNMA having been named Cheik of those tribes, in the room of Mahomet Duhi, wbo had refused to submit to a decision of the Suzerain authority, the latter is preparing to prevent by force the investiture of hie successor. Those preparations for civil war have brought those tribes of the desert to the frontier of Haouran, and fears are entertained that they will destroy the corn mope, which are now ready for cutting. The Droses of the Haonran make Coat. MOB cause with Mabomet. The governor has sent a battalion of regul►r troops on that point. The South Australian government are likely to Doveirrno-tintmir, Aran* B.—The Queen has abandon the branch mail packet movies between Adehd& Men pleased to apt Met Alexaader Wawa Mole, Esq., to be end Kb( Ganes Sousa- In ea aba• the Prwidirt a the °masa of .the Turks' and caws laisade ~ems d extending the electric • frees Adelaide lo to their dependencies. Her Naiad , bas also bola Pleased Albany in Western Australia has retired . This to appoint Jobe Keith Jelly'and George Walt imni, to ha scheme would brier the Australian colonies six days neater gg esee g o , Legieleyeeceo.; oft m a d of Coyhe . Pseud than at present. Colonel William Crawley St,cre, R. E., to b. a Member cri Tan TRADE 5117/1:11f Nnw ONLIANN AND TES the Council of the Island of St. Helena ; Jabs Hercules Nourit.—Accordinr to advice@ received in Liverpool from Resell sad William Lynch, &qrs., to be Members ed the Now York it would appear that the trade Mamma New Executive Council of the Island of St. Vincent ; and WU- Crimps ad that pert, mad rice wren, ~gradually Mereaa- liana Nacintyre and William Stedman. Fairs. to be Mim ing. On the two days (July 19th sad 20th) then woos bets of the Coancil of the bland of DoeniniCa. Her Net laden at New Grimm as follows :—ForNew York :On board jetty hes farther base pleased to appoint Charles Jelin steamer Palau, 151 bbd.. sugar, be. ; on board the Boyle, Sag.. to be Chief CAllinalakeiff of Bodwaye for the Roanoke, 172 balm of codas, 1,275 bide. Nagar, 111 barrels Island of Mauritius.— Gessettr. ups, 500 hernia rode, 78 bides sad 9 pre toerobindise; Tan Cass or Hunan Juvw.—This case han caused ols board oolsocnor Hettal barrels pitch, 5 unrchuDain "Id bar.tue sand for takiag bail for the mum er, himself in 200 f . -. =- Henry HUI, 54 bal l'a e c t A or cotton, 332 !navels main, MO MAL two emetics of 1001. each, after committing Japp for taps sager, and 23 barrels molasses ; 00 board schemer B. C. on adduce of the mod eroded.. nature. Muse ma Howard. d hid& soar, DX bomb roolessesi 19 0 barrels that the megistraM, Mr. Wedrych. committed Jnyitter rosin. 24 barrels varnish, and 3 oLSlF]lleatie• ;on board ship inisclemessour and an assault with intent to commits taps Hayek* 4W balm cotton, 1,548 nu& Gnu, 210 ban and that be axed the hail as folio wei:—Tbe primmer in 401,0, meat' 2 bales mate, 292 barrels male, 50 mks walnuts% and and two saretise of lON. Mich. After the midges*, which 27 bales twine. To Dodos :On beard Nereid Ili hhda p o d s os s on oixfsoo l i d fOOO pi raw k u kk a k d sugar, 01/ half barrel . and 376 bends moimese. To Fort with b ru t a l r kl eeee , h o d terminated, Hr. Woolryell Pickens :Os board schooner H. Travis, 10 bbd.. sugar, 10 said, I shall commit the prisoeer for trial. It were ball and 90 %gush moisises, 20 kegs map, 511 s. sad MI by every ese, reporters, alien, and the mace crackers ;50 aids salt, and 10 packages nmorbeadise. p eo pl e in the court, which woe ioconveniently crowded. BRIT/1111 0111013U4 en CRIWEIN BIeiVIGI. —A par- th a t th e p r isone r wo u ld he co m m itted on th e capital charge. Sunentary paper contains espies of the tiorrespondeoce re- Mr. Charlie Young, We prisoner's solicitor, said the may specting the employment ~at the government of China of question was mama or non-consent. which must be deter officers in the naval or military serviced her Majesty. The mined by a jetty. The medical teetimeey was direct and so to employ them came from Mr. H. N. Lay ue~takeable that the capital offence had base oomph:led. nul al e. At but it was thesght • Hoag Moog ordinance, In a oonvematice between lir. Wool** Yr. Pyre, and Mr. enjoining neutrality, stood la the way. That proving not Young, which wee carried on in such a low Moe as not to to be eo, it was doubted whether, others i.• that, by an be beard by say one else, the magistrate said he should enim Order is Vermeil, leave could be gives "to at out and equip mit for misdemeanant. although Mr. Pya said UM too Will Icamel. for warlike purposes in Obis", end to enlist British no of rape or nothing. The amount of bill was set subjects" to sum b Ades. Bat the was shown sot to be publicly n.entioned io the court, bit in answer to Inquitlea I Elecul, prumMell the mid dime were duly Reseed to Lite ear reporter was informed that the Mil seesed was, the urine. Acaordiagly Sir George Grey, July 30th. is re- primmer in 2001., and two suedes of 111 f. each, and it was gusted to cause lid;ases to Mr. H. N. ley and Captain not until late yesterday evening that he wee nadamived. ISherard Osborn, sad sack other dicers as may be selected The midelti as to bail was dud by the sot of es by Captain Odom to he enured for the glll/01en signature. what hawing hued as will se others, SAL repasted seeesel , Mr. lay's pregassi i•—" lb roestablik Masada authority times, believed that was the almost at which the prisoner's is the Yantis, sad comatoereial security spas the inner own temeaimacie was axed. waters ; and to upprese pinky between the open torts. " Sat, AOCIVIDIT IN lamarro.—An inqneet was Canna Cunaon, Sc. Ginorior's Sant.--The frig en Thenday by Mr. IL N. Joss% einem OA 0841.- 1 children attending the day and good* *schools is this des. tows, Ensiskerry, is the remiss of Mr. Jobs WUeon met were takes for their mama exesesios we Thursday, to • l student, who ridded at York-street. DOM, Beiekburet.hfll, Espied Tered, oleo *seen of the Hu, eadulto lest his We by falling dews the rosin etas ereary : G. H. McGill, accompanied by Ism tiserobsomieen sod hill e Pirieutopert. Be was a Awe yemag man , who bed pun • mashers. A spacial train of In earniises eeeveysi the 'steroid from Australia. Th ere was* lugs gash is the Pert 2. whroh lumbered ahead 1,300. tb their deed. t*reified, sad a out beneath the chin, which dated severed - , nation. Monti the day wee Annoy, yet It plaid ell the Mid tem the had,. He bald her era a Usti de 01.1//m. , miry plemently. A plentiful dialer of bed dna hang and Dr. Mku itodlsd gone to mis the waterfall • I,* , hear wu dime seam ladies to *Ahe gassaile ewer in • yedup_lriesd. Bleimed Ming. sad two He meg the .Me.ireede milk give. gas A sk win edy esine m Xr. ho end wee heard tar ASSN Mtge "ember srted. It WM very pleasing to tie so large • amber It Ambeilea heltion. arts then heard n o lo t Imltimi Illatortag theepiabres .so thesseghly, exhilirsted Amply. if far help, snit Is about t ea some a, his by the pare err et the Zt ro w i re c iztasets so etiongly ' vintseno netaso s aksigedg ie with the ehnosplasna el house. Oa Md. the IA whose It ma billailbalorZ o t di g day, the Infante is the inns of went eaterteinsiat lilthea A terabit of Aeshisatel the school-rooms with tea sad various amassineste, Bus • lay the jay, '6 iddeil That no Mune eel 1 three to sight deka& few •