The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

ITALY. - .-_ NAPLES. Ora OWN COILILNITONIDINT.I NAPLES, It e 12. The recent movement in the Swims troops in the service of this government is so novel, and in all probability will be attended with such .mportant conerquenoes, that it merits a fillorr explanation than I was able to give it the other day. The con vention which Naples had with the federal council terminated for the Ist and 2nd Regiments in 1867, for the 3rd Regiment in 1848, and fee the 4th Regi ment June 13, 1839. Rya reselation of the federal commit in 1848 all births" seametioes were pro hibited, but, from 1837 downwards, the eoionels, at the instigation of Napies, have reersited for fresh supplies and have Pikes on those who had com pleted their time, promising them the suns eon dittoes and keeping them in ignorance of the altered state of the an-. The emotele had a peewee! interest in practising this grand deceit upon the men, fo r their situation in Naples is one of great value, their pay being equal to if not greater than that of a Neapolitan general officer, and their opportunit is of picking' very considerable. 'reel have thercsore been interested conspirators with the Nespola an government in deceiving the men and keeping the m on " 4 " false Pretences. It was only a few days amm that the Swiss learnt, for the first time, the by remaining here they would lose their nationality, a , id no larger serve under the Swiss colours. As I told v, n. General Sacrivti went to the barracks of the 2ca and 3rd Regiments, in compliance with the :met actions recently received from the Federal Connell, too k the colours, and carried them if and deposited teem' in them& keeping of the 4th Regimen•. who rename faithful to this government. The men were there fore standing oe their rights when they mutinied. One of the conditions made wee that they should have their deg; the, being taken from them, the:: steels* was at an end, and the officers ono engaged them are responsible for the toms of life, ,thd for the great danger to which the city of Naples ha I been exposed during the last week. With the exception of the Ith Regiment, stationed in Naples, it s,"pento that the great prop-rtion of the three otter regiments are resolved to leave; they will not verve except under their own Hag. On Saturday eseuieg last the town was in a great degree of excitement, as the tint portion were embarking. With colours, baggage, and tambours, they were taken down to the arsenal, and shipped oe at once. Round the gates of the arsenal there was a ,arge body of police and a company of the 4th Sens, to keep order. These were grossly insulted by their coun trymen who were leaving, sheeting out to them, is they Famed, "Canaille' you wth remain to act as police "' They called out to the bystander', "We shall return and find you all iii prison." On the fol lowing morning they all stew. doff, 1,800 in number, for Marseilles. It is curious to hear ado altered tone in which •these men spoke at the last ; their sym penile& were all for France, and they talked of join- Garibaldi ; in fact, they would join &eyelt who would pay them the price of their blood, or gt% e them hopes of plunder; they would he a disgrace to Garibaldi's band. On Sunday evening another large detachment of Swims was passed down to the arsenal, drums beating, and carrying their baggage; for by one of the conditions el their service they earry it off. There was one large government steamer with the steam up in port, and two or three other steamers in the offing, and a large brig covered over with Swiss in every point. These were to leave during the night, and amounted, as some said, to a larger number than those who left on Saturday, others said to a battalion, that is, WO. Taking this the lowest calculation, we shall Lave got rid of 2,600 of these mercenaries. As yet I cannot tell you how many of the Ist Regiment stationed in Palermo will leave, but certainly a con siderable number if not the whole. On Friday last two stet:ems were sent down to take them off, and troops left for Gaeta, to replace those who °emended their ranee. In all, the number of Swiss in Sicily is .1. 101 i. The withdrawal °fetich force as this wit. make a great difference in the position, but whether these people will take advantage of it is another eeestion. Several days are given to the foreign troops to decide whether they will remain in the Nrapobtan service or not, after which time the permission is to be withdrawo, and those who remain are •o be csnsi dered as Neapolitan troops. The government does :lathing to allay public discontent, but something rather to increase it, for the appointments of four ictendents were made last Saturday in -.te worst reactionary tense. They are Moi,darini (G.ad stone'. respondent), Sosio Carafe, and the two Morelli. Of those who have been lir; risoted for more th►n two years without trial net ore has wen released. Even England's prayers are without effect. Filangierireaides in the palace, and the bithg works for four or five hour, a day with Lre. From news I received yesterday no additional disturbances have taken place in Siciiy. Many persons of the first families were in prison, mid the tashionable evening drive was now in that direction. The United States steamer Wabash came up Item Mimics on Sunday morning. Hearing of the Swim revolt, she did not stop at Palermo, but came on in all haste. The Caradoe came up from Malta yesterday, and is placed at the dispositlon of Mr. Immense excitement—the government is taking Lp all the steamer+ it can lay its bands on, and is preparing to send oat as expedition of INOOO teen with ambnlancer, and everything a pied die guerre." The Bwies who left here have been detained is Gaeta, sad time arrested on the Campo have bees placed ia the Torre di Gaeta. PIPTIDIVUIT Atli•oci—Tho animal mooting of this laulaty vat bald rimtalitiy, at the Pre...may/tat' Tavern ; the Nei Hes. the Mil of Sittftaabary to the chair. Oa pladorat owe LW Has. A. 6feaure. M.N., &moor L. Namalhf, *qv Camas Clumpasys, Mr. Oliphast, The vow* tt thol that mat mir Mal r_ _ bkaly arias from dm iate lavlor oppoiated Film= catta'a cbaplazza Is tie NW Mt rm, the mak sad pay of the wa llow/ alma& ek ; bud • pad Mop hod hem totem by tb matisis orldi odosses .ro the son-ralJeliag of tbo Sid M Nolos. It used, botorro, all the, seem par Aim dr pa of dr moldy r atrovot the loot orcultd. balloaorabsot allo moms of lb. past year to bogie bre Nit IS. dL, mad dr oireditor 'de a Wore d wit UK Is Ira& BII.IOIWILL lioentaL—Au influential meeting of the vein ef she {realest of do 8rit...11 ••• sar- SIN re late into eaw4deratina Itsa peereat the pawed admits, I Llt• hospital, alka is maw m • Wool dr plerstie eadstree, Wag covered with 4elme aa4 ▪ Iltreelusel es as 'batty teemed to banal., oornitteme. It veers Met the rouse is quash= bas be.. h Id of the Do nt issity ears tbir par 111011, sad last the lure laming wag Mss Is, Lard DOINININT, tbe pr•est pebererr, b .Met Mirka the Ise as s butt leer, haeisig ! toe 5.r tithe 11~11 11119 a the tat to perchers tha freaticl I ac • prim shish eassiderad r. A reactants ieu az., an* WWI eppoistieg • commit to to tat all legal so 4 slam =NY t. atom the pl•os from ft T o r t dree,rut,..t....ad resSeeti to • state bectsgas the atuiS :t to M Imo Ira arroval. Kai/ OARDEss.—The Victoria Regis, or Royal wear -427. and &be Letwa ere named &as of lad., are now Is Sewer. Mei& ef three steastie plant. awry be Nee is Rama 1 , 10. lof die Old Masease. is the Gutless Ines Kessler pleat MO TONI, ea Ain's 000 $OO. dery g eery iStreasfisiry biomes is Ike I' snits. MAI tba Pelea- hose.,. Tbe maths is she grand boass-pods ea lb. terrace is bast of the l'alts. boos are sr. Au oho cl.maa a radar basety. sad /Nest • 1101011 of ~peersy greedily: sad aeissikar. THI EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1859. ZIArAL lIID MILITARY. Oh lalwill d 0 W MON. 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Ca to ptator ng alio Were. el lie HO Bari r w iry harry. to be rim lb re Nara Tot Ma IloOnso;7siiiii:-- - ii7: Q...e b.. aborma be mop Or yoloosise by MaYwaaba Morla b rgria d diu 4 °Wok Oka et aosnionars. c 4 Ma eamoisissa tO Om ;ma Ire dm oat dinaorsai at fassM-Coloaal Eastat Oiala Wads *oil& al lii woman& Sat at ON ragfriali. - ADMIRALTY, JuLT 19.—APPotpnalep.—Liente swat M. P. CamLk (186 E), teas Comas, 31, saw atom frigate, at Puremaaik. CHATHAM, JOLT 19. The Be!labile, 6, which arrived from China and the East Indies yesterday with meal end military ionale completed the lending of her troops at 5 o'clock, when the Royal Artillery were forwarded to Woolwich. Tina rneeelag the crew commenced stripping bee in order that she might be paid off into ordinary. During the elm the /3elleisis wen attached to the India and Chine staUo she wee employed as • hospital ship. PORTSMOUTH, Jima 19. The Court embarked on Dowd the Fairy, from Osborne, on Monday evening, about half-peat the o'clock. and took a cruise through Bpithead. A. the Fairy approached the anchorage, the Napes, 91, screw, Captain Sir Walnuts Hosts, Bart., Anted She toyel Mesita wick 91. guns The Court returned to Osborne at a quirts, to eight o'clock. The C 010116911, 80, mew, we. brought down the harbour to-day, end placed in the Mass beds. The Sheanos, 61, screw frigate, has commenced wasting, and is to be rumen immediately for the SUM reserve. The Imkrienee, 61. screw, Ceptius R. Maguire, )s about 200 ehort of het compleeseest of 630 men:, .7 . The Daimler, 31, screw, Captain BansonwotTriZpicking up Min very slowly, havhtg entered oily about six or eight able mamas Mace en. Mt beta In 0301111i1•606. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. The Magdalena arrived:at Southampton yesterday. Her dates are:—Jamaica, Jane 26; Demerara and Trinidad, 25; Panama, 23; St. Thomas, July 1 . She brought home 103 passengers, amongst whom were the Archbishop of Trinidad, the Bishop of Guadeloupe, the French Consul at Porto Rico; Monsieur Belly, the contractor for the Nicaraguan canal; Dr. Schneer, of the Austrian frigate ?inns, which is circumnavigating the world; the Hen. A. Heslop, and Major Bovill. Amongst her cargo was specie to the value of 1,066,676 dollars. The Mag dalena's mails were landed at Falmouth, where she pat in for coal. At Trinidad the rain had been pouring is torrents, and the wet sawn might be considered to have set in. The crops were finished, that is, finished per force, there being no chance of continuing their gathering. As far as could be ascertained the pre sent crop shows a larger aggregate quantity dew than any which has been shipped-30,573 harked', 4,015 tierces, and 2,198 barrels ; of molasses, 8,022 puncheons and 1391 tierces; of rum, 721 puncheons; and of cocoa, 3,760,4001 b.—and, se there are maay Tome's not yet loaded lying in the Galt, the probe, bility is that shipments, when completed, willexhibit a handsome array of figure.. At Demerara the exports during the fortnight were:—Sugar, 1,684 hhde., 111 tierce', 473 barrels, 1,334 bags ; rum, 628 puns., 325 Mids., 91 bre. ; 662 feet hardwood timber ; 16,885 cocoa note. The Jamaica local intelligence is very meagre. The public health, " which a month or two age," the Morino!, Journal say., " was very unsatisfac tory, the number of deaths on this side of the island having been very large," had considerably improved, " and. fee this time of the year, may be considered lTisit" The revenue for the quarter ended 31st Mareh las t had (Alen short of the previous quarters by e,r...u. Ils. 3d., the collectioas being, however, 6161. fga..lld. in excess of those for the March quarter el 1858. The deficiency was altogether in the Cus toms Verstsent, the duties collected oe Jaren s ass lag hens 8,700 f. 17s, Bd. less than is the De assa,bas gasaire, whilst the amount of drawback MS '3lld 140. ed. more than in that quarter. D e omegeee's Intelligenter says : Very homy rotas have prevailed almost coatiasoady & i n n :he pees lortalght, sod bewared has been am* revatrre i l la comaluence. We gams bat few whew& °mas ses , the &mend haves bent id, for km,. sur e cos . wire. The beaks costume to ramie their trensectieu e k a' dlearastleg, sad the tightaias k the mossy ..ekes s Ir• also bed the Abel of &ea*, cesmenem. Trios', however , remen about the same as m oar last ions, m a s a b ee t., rra at sagssested scervely say by arrivals, sad the sp,calatersoe boss oferatice• wife Medea la as la* are held,s, re for Si improvement is dessend. Raohassea as i'imalos—Colootal Bask : 90 days, pm ; ad dada., a pa , en a pate. ; 30 days, 1 per owl. prim shillille• Bask 90 Lays, } per wilt. PM. 1 80 &FA 1 pee am. prem. ; 30 dam 11 per cent. prom. Ceamisserlitt :30 days, 1 per cent. pen 4. Illerehaats* Bills : 90 days, 1 pee ems, di e . ; do day., i pc r coat. du. ; 30 days, par. At Barbedoes the a rather had been highly favour able daring the 1011014 'lit, rain having fallen every day and night since th. 1 last mail left. The old canes yet to be reaped had s offered, but the young crop had benefited infinitely • more and was very pro mising. Th e p re e n , * sh ipped to date amounted to 28,487 bu s ., 2,130 H as ., 4,4'40 brie.. sugar; 6,154 pass., 180 hhde„ 271 brls. molasses ; 305 puns., 250 bl i d s „ rum • 35 bal es cot tOl2 ; 2,470 gourd. alone. The public health continent good. M. Belly, the gentleman i Tgagod with a party of French engineers in endear sum, to form an inter 'meanie canal, embarked in the Medway, at Grey Town, on the 16th of June, f, w the puree, as he asserts, of proentleg to France to procure eratitrid, sad seem steamers for the rime and lake. He de clares his intention of returning to Central America in three menthe. Two mere men-of-war from tile States were ex pected to join Flag-officer :11'Clu.vey. who intended employing foot vowels to intercei ft Walker and the other filibusters expected shortly t o attempt a land ing in the neighbourhood of - Grfy Town. The Americans have the corvette James town, and there was also the steam sloop Racer to Grey Town Road'. The water on the bar of the river had decreased to 16 feet, but the heavy rains which had commenced were expected to deepen the channel. At Colon were the United States frigate Roanoke, bearing the flag of Flag-officer M'Cluney, and sloop Saw Louie, on the 23rd of June. From Vern there are again accounts of a revolu tion. Colonel Zehallos wilt 2,000 men had pro nounced spinet the government at Cuzco, and it was reported that Cuthibeenha and Cailloma had followed the example. Castillo, &benign* and l: rata were reported at the head of the revolution. Mean while President Castilla endeavoured to make it appear that the government was peifeetly safe, in his address to the Senate and House of Representa tives. --- In Chili the revolution is mainly at an end. Co piapo is in the hands of the government, and the last of the insurgents had crossed the Andes about 600 or 600 strong, and reached San Juan, where they laid down their arum before the authorities of the State. COMMERCIAL INTRLLIOIt. CE. VALPARAISO, NAT 31. The re-establishment of tranquillity throughout lb. Re cootequeut as the suppretteloc of the revolution, ban, dating the peat fortntekt, aives a great ioipetue to budness. The merchante from the Northern and Southern provisos, have, after • long absence, again c tato the market—not only to make fresh purchases, bat akin to pay up their oat standing accounts. In almost envy article cunsitiereble so betty is gaited. Ameriesn mar —3.23 dole. to 3.37 3 dole. is bond, per snobs (2510 e ) ; Pemela ditto, 4 12i dole., du'y paid; Dutch ditto, 3 to 3 12i dole. in board, 4.12 dole. to 4 IN doh, duty paid, alt months ; Itsscovado, 2.25 dots., to 2.37 dole. duty paid. Caroline riot. In bond, 625 dots. to 6.50 dole.; India ditto, 3.20 dole. to 450 dots. duty paid. Central Atacama codes, 20 dole. per 100 l b. bond. Cocos doll at 12 dole- per 1001 be. In bond. In Ikpacies the demand has been moderate at a plight ,donne. The demand for dry goods of .11 sorts has been With, and the best qualities touted ready puchawes. Flier wells at 4.25 dole. to 4.271 dole. pr 10016 s. for beet Santiago brands, and' 4.12 1.3 doh. to 4.18 dad.. for Southey° brands Bides en attire from 17 dole. to 15.50 dole., and in dcmsnd. Bar copper is quoted at 20 dole. ter 10Cts , and regains at 8.60 dole. of an rosy of 60 per cent. English coal. 16 doll., de • ilversdos the coast of Bolivia. (7",,rune1...!1 dole.. at the _ . Mir& Illyttaerg! on England, 90 •ieye. 461) to 47 penes • en France. mu* time, 4.65 to 4t. A l / 4 . Frvights—Colders ' in Liverpo.l. V. 10e. to V. 1.5 e.; to Strettata, V. Lis. to V. 17v. 61., to Liverpool, V. 16e. THE WHICH Ol THE RAILANATT.A. The following are arse additional particulars rela tive to the wreak of the royal Mali antemeiip Pecamatta, briefly referred to In the Jrpre•s of yesterday . The Perarnatts left Southampton on the 17th nit. with Oust 60 premiers and the West India and Peak ander the command of Capts u Boynton, efts of the most skilful sad Direful commenders in the It nal Mot Company's eureka She was 3,092 toss burden sod 400 horse rows She wee a now ship, built by the Thames iron-ship Building Company. She was likely to be a fee steamer, sad was one of the lergert ad handsomest piddle-wheel steamers .Sous, The Pant-mita wear ioteeded Ctiruerly to rum from South. tempos to Colas, the meters sad claw P.IIIIIIIS Railway. She hed s dm passage oat, but se she 'ppm t , lied within 50 Missal Thomas she to ashore as a part of the Anepda keel Mews as the Horseshoe Red, about 030 p.m. to the 30th wit. A boat was pu• off teat. Tboeraa'• to gin infellieenos of the disaster, sad arm ed then as the let lest. The whole et the Roy si Mail (bet at t►at port were =medlar* matte tender aseisuusee to the ill.fa'od Teasel. The whole of the psewror, roe., mail., passaniers* :nagage, and rule wen saved. There wee sbost 5 fathoms of v. ores under the bow and stern of the mad. She wee to be rendered as light cc per den sad then an attempt would be made to had her of. It sus supposed that she would hare to be got of by b ha 1 , se there was another reef not tar from bar stem Two hel' were rent out from St. Thomas to lift her bow sp. and two sadaore and two chain cables, whkh were Wrest oat to her by the Medway, would ba used to drag bee from where she is strAnded. The Governor of Tortola had ordered 110 black labotuera to paced to the Awed' Reef. for the purpose ef seredsrldr mites e& The chief fear cc to her Natty wee the amnia el the burr eme eneatho. Captain aliroce . 11 4 bestows, to gni vat?" cad sengliiii• at to tan Tema beteg Seefel MISTIOPOLITAII Fans Hoserria, Davosswis• satuas, CITY.—Tba samba cirdiestorslismil lees* the writ amebae July Pi we, Maim* ; 3/4/; total, 1060, of 'blob 370 Meal/ OWL bPOR7I2QG. MLNCHLSTSB.—TusiDAT. GOODWOOD MIND 10 UPI Mil 17" rue ft) 1111 to CO lit to — Qlnl 17 to 410.)DW lb e r. Ito GIG Mote Jodi ID I M losoleolos NOTTINGHAM JULY MILETING.—TVICIDAY, Tam ensiwoos liallolCAP el 6 eon melt, witb 4) added. Mbar, MIA 0111.1311 M• Mows ; 1.14 p S• Mow 0 •• Web nO • "Mar. M. Lawrie MM. Stowe, by Btasite, yes, tot rate Orr. . . Mr. Mishab Pshcan.47rs 9.i /Saville (Mr. N. abdtbas) 1 Mr. Bate • fry lass II yn. MlMb IMr. Mdwartio 3 Mr. a Atlasetios, 3 In. OA Mb -IMr. GB. Tboccipmai 4 Tan erase Pura Haarttraa O 0 00•••■• Wilma, extra. Half • mak. Kr. T. Slephasb Beasdasay. by TN Mrs Back. . rs a Wr i • ( Mt. Matbura Abram.* ps, 71b IL Show sus 3 Xs T. Dolma) Awful. J pa. Ma. ._4IIIM I 3 Mr. Mdtalatab Umiak 3 yrs 1411 a ...........111. Malachi 4 Otaydabh ebalha. 3 pa la H,.Mlles Ma shata Di. 437,1 r Plb 4 111= Mr. Maths's 3 in. lo. Ofttabardi Tea Kowa !loom .shed Som. auk medi Nadi& r. Syr dd. mita. ; dnb. r, 31b. flat OMNI bw lisia MU. seas extra. T.T.C. 00 tab.) Mr. V. P. Ilanalorti a titivor. by Xhlthlstast. Mll IPA.Asi.I 1 Mr. J. Jackratattyrl. RSA Th. (Lloittoo) 3 Mr. H. Ooterdah Xts Mb 31b. ... ..31,11ar71m0) Ti. NOTTINGH•MebIiIt Yaa.mardheatr.w ft, sad 3 only If asthma. *.c.„ s4B SW added( wham Sala TVs =Mr and • courier. 11l sots.l3 of wham leg $ sea. ssiaj Mr. alibi's X "Naha. kf lownlasttr(33l% M 118.. .(Mae) 1 Mr. C. Pecks Ilastri,4yes. WS. (Iluaby) Mr. &writ DUltostil• 4 MA 811 1818 (4 4 _. HWY S L",.. =.714,1:1=4.".*:abM. b . .. Mr. islatcabb Illy by Antis:as ant af Thipaaas a yas 34 Int (Pdbiard) I Mr. IL Baikal Las (Wks 4 ssa hit 910 ..... lows a 7 Ohba) she is.. Tat Plash avast. of .00.. am Is el* .4 ad4e4. fat trails sal awash.= = ... weights, Ma Halts Eats 1.1 mho Mr. X by Kula. 3 yts SALL 4st TVs B,4tan) 1 • IL Johan% Jamb Dow 3TN OM). Mt 1111). .(Yartsby) I ash alas ha (ay (scram TALEGIATIL) TH. COCIITT Maass. Issas. of 30 an„, added to •sesepstake • of son. ark, far PyPol.ta W armd , 034ke1l Naha mie , . Ac. T.Y.C.Kart) Mt. Oebcesie Alfred. yes 11114). la ...... I 1 • Hartman Oman% 7 , 0 81 .1."Ub .. •. . — 11 " U I I u. Mr. naps% Meastals Dow ills tillat.4 yrs (ALF. 1114 heir Peek Hag twat : Sto4 ca Oeltfltrats Was by • "oath. Tu• Cuts. TIAT.LIANDICII, 08 Norm Whom (att. T.Y.O. Mr. T. lkortna , Mn Courem.s yr* tts. ab es), flal3lb ..113ear I 1 Mr. ftalos • Vigo. 3 yrs. OM -.IV may( 3 Mt. Copulate Shy 0•110. JIMPIOMPia. 2 pa. 44 10tb 7b0600 WPM ST. KATHERINE DOCK CONIPANT.—The half yearly meeting of potaistore of this compeny wee held yes terday .t'the Doek-house, Tower-bill; Mr. Cator is the chair. TM emenery rod the report, which stated that the hell-y=4 orcomts of tb• =range and expenditure of to =Me shored the following result:—Ones eaninge, t 1.. 10d. ; rap.ndltan including interest, 85,4241. ft. 84., lacing applicable to dividend 40,6061. 17e. M. This maggot, wined Include the balance bentokee held in eve pane ageism anticipated loan, but which wee now found to be a• Wager required fir tutu purr." wee equal to 21. 10.9 d. per ant. urea the capital meet of thiconmay. TM diva- Inredtra•Wir, were of oilman that to pea half-yen had boa na lies does! one, and that they WOO justified in re eienneendlag that th• meal dividend be nemtained on the moist ootookro. They accordingly parsed that a diet dead at the mho of 2k pee seat., flee of Imam tea, ha de sired kat the blityso ending the 80th nit., and that the ana et 9,1361. Us. 72., nyaleite to make op that rate of dividend, be alum front the red, which will then amount to 76,0811. fie. 74. Tim chairman reeved the adoption nt the report, which we. carried ; and the director. having been ' eirviented, the usual vote of thanks to the chair awed the peeendlop. LIM, BRADFORD, AND HALIFAX JUNCTION BAILWAT.-11 spored matiticg of the proprietors dada reil way wise heM at Bodied, en Monday, for the moose at toesiderlart bid appearing the provisions d s bill now load ing In perilszta6 " A bill to macaw the Lodi, Bradford, sad ifax Jamaica Railway Company to on ante • braid to the Lemeektre sad Yorkahhe Railway at Bradford." Mr. M. Akroyd, Marro of the company, Fro nded. Mr. Nelsen" the couspases solicitor, rod th• nar ginu none of the hell. which authorise. the creation of new stook to the extent of 40,0001. for nuking the contemplated with • wargis of borrowing posers to the =teat al TM weeks ere to be ompined walla the.. yarn TM bill arie glee power to moans Malaita lead te the wog d lib .sins, and "bore le s than awNagnists the M to asset their teed hal Ma wham Arno or bill, no Malmo googol • otookilos opprevtai md gatbrmkieg assima oral et the tooperpf to be dazed thorsto. Mr. leerthow arstaial Itorompits; which mitt. LONDON, RAZOHTON, AND SOUTH COAST Irliwar. The report' s( the directors, to be submitted to the neeeting of peopling on the Mites*, haejent bass The amount* tar the had-yeer than. Jens 30, 1869, me subjoined, mid show the following remelts : The amount of capital mimed to the 30th June, 1869,1 e 8,397.8791, toe delfts of Mortgage debt, 1,720,9861.; debenture stock, 3137,1 prekrance emdtal, 1,661.2401. ; consolidated stock, 4,618,6661.—t0ta1 N1 8,197,8791. The amount of capital ont• lay has been 246,0382., of which 180.0001. has been in respect of this mapany'a mutnbution to the Victoria station end Pim lico Railway, making 337,5001. now charged on that account ; MAUL for the sew Henfield line, which la being rapidly proceeded with 16,4191 towards the completion of the N,,r wood Junction station; and the remaiuderfor the stations on the Ucklield and Mitt Sussex lines, and for sundry works sad additional vehicle' rendered neoeerry by the increasing traffic and the larger numbed of tulle. worked. The Woe of the Four per Cent. Debenture Stock pro ceeds satisfactorily, and powers have been teeerted Is the bill now before parliament enabling the company to Mune the whole or a portion of this Mock in anticipation of booth falling due. This will perish the directors to avail theeneffives at any time of a bormereAde Mote of the nosey merhet, and to Issue debenture stook without the neosellty of waking until a proportionate amount of bonds felts due. The pose retinue for the half-year has been 365.6961., beteg 'ea increase of 21,1161. se compared with the came. of 1868. Ot this increase 10,7961. mime is r=rirg i Veffic, 6,3401. in the goods traffic, end the re snder from the 42} per mat on the reoelpta of the West mid and Cryetel Pelme line, relied by this company as the ellemmes be working the local traffic on that breech. It ie eaddieffiery to is that the bermes bee bass weal and preperdossa" co remy Fart of the emegr4eyelem, with the thespian of Iprowa, where, by the of the South Wotan e compering lies, ahe Meat 4,0001. bee ham The detail" otexpedillinie hie the half year ending 30th Jane are fully Wen to the malijohted abetrecta Mtleartua by trains Total tragic reeeipte (excluding cartage) A4734 Maintename of wag t11,966 Looomotive power 47,999 Carriage sad wegr wi tspartamat Coooldog traffic i 9,029 Ooods el traffic chow (esoludies osaloga) lO,lll ~a t 4,469 L. loor Gewr asadery rhar .. lPa. =l ifelll . ISMS. - - 14,716 11,647 Toll to laa = Lila Railway Company ... 607 Total wales gams and renewals (excluding cez.rnie) Cartago Total sit=r**ordinary sem= hem *a amount eg imotrals and additions, sad from tlis cartage, Or genera mesh d the comparison with the onnemonding hell veer of 1858 will stand thin : Half Year Ending Jana 30, Jane 30, 1868. 18.59. Ordinary expenses £133,682 .... £160,284 aeoetaL aad additions 12,274 .... 12.121 Total expanses (or-What cartage) a. d. P. d. Per train per see Per art. on traMe receipts 46f Cartago 6,991 .... 7,960 Total £162,847 .. 7 £170,265 Although there has been en incresie in the total amount of work* expose's, the met per train per mile has been eon iambi, reduced. The Memos arises from revere' mums Pith, from the outlay Maned in working the West-end Ma, end trees the bet that this outlay, so for as regerda the heel trait, wee not included ea expenoiture in the cor respendlog half-year, Lemuel as the allowance received front the West-end Company tie such service was applied in reduction of working torpthee. Thia method of appropria tion has been altered, es stated in the last report ; the al. lowance will be found at the credit of revenue, and that ens met be taken into account in order to obtain a fair com prima Secondly, from the larger number of miles worked war, musely, the West-end line from Wandsworth to Pha n" end the Levee and tick.field line. Thirdly, from heavy repairs dons to a large number of the loco motive engines purchased In 1847 and 1848, which *deed end have received extensive renewals. The working expresso have also, to a small extent, been farmed by the competition which has been fated upon the oompany; but, looking to the general meet, especially to the new teal& thus attracted to the line, and to the publidty ✓iven to the Brighton route to Portsmouth and the Isle of a V i cr i. t i it cannot be said to have operated prejudicially this comy. The parliament pan my proceedings of the session are draw ing to a conclusion. The company's bill has passed the contaiittee of the House of Leeds. The two bills promoted for a line from Leathsrhead to Dorking were rejected by the eimmittee of the Home of Commons, es wee also that promoted by the Portsmouth Company with • view to relieving themselves from me metric dons imposed upon them by their act of lest year. The bill containing permissive powers for the lease to the South Western Company of the Pcruniouth Railway, or for the annelgaznadon of those two companies, has received the 'section of the legislature. The directors regret that the differences which have unfortunately arisen with the South Weetern Company are still unadjusted. The purchase of the Battersea to Norwood portion of the West-end of Lon don sad Crystal Palace Railway wee senctiosed at the special meeting held on the 9th of May leer, and it hes accordingly been proceeded with, and tak.as effect from the Ist July, 1859; and resolutions will be submitted to the meeting for crest* the stock to be delivered to the West End of London and Crystal Palace shareholders in exchange tor their shares in that undertaking. In the hat report the proprietor' were informed that several edgings had been promoted with a view to connect some of the metropolitan railways with the Victoria Station ; one of these, an extension of the West London Railway, em bracing all that is requisite, has been selected as the most de sinible, and the bill authorising its construction has pegged the committee of the House of Commons, and will be laid before the special meeting. The line u shown on a plea accompanying the report. There are also two short branches, forming junctions with the South Western Railway at the Falcon-bridge Junction Station, and with the West-end line at Wandsworth-common. The directors have agreed, subject to the swot of the shareholders, to join the London end North Western, the Great Western, and South Western Companion, in providing the necessary capital. The retimated outlay is 309,0004, and the proportion to be coutribnted by this cm rimy is 50.0001., or 75,0001. In cage the (heat Western Com pany do not elect to capitalise their guaranteed sand °attribution. In connexion with this now mantel scheme for the admission of the North Western end the Greet Western Companies into the Victoria firaiion. the directors have bad under their consideration the desirability of pees's". log themselves of the whole of that property, so that • general terminus may he erected more mutable for the requirements of all, and free from the inconvenience and complication at tend* the working of separate and Independent stations; and they see glad to have it in their power to inform the pro- Oaths that, subject to their sanction, they ham entered into an wrangentent with the directors of the Victoria Sestina end Pimlico Railway, the result of which will lanthat the whole of that undertaking will ultimately be yes in this company. Agreements are in program with the North We seen end Great Western Companies for the use by them of the requisite portion of the Weet-end line and of the Vic toria Station and Pimlico Railway. A bill is now before parliament, promoted by independent pariles, for a the from the Slid-Susie: Rath) , at Petworth to Ridhurst. The &odors have entered upon arrangements with the promoters =slogan@ to those concluded s regards the other portion of the klid-Suers Railway. The bill has pared the Home of Commons, and will be laid berate the shareholders at the epeeist meeting, as required by the Mend ing orders of the House of Lords. The bill for a line from Nor wood to Streatham was rejected by the committee of the House dConimone, but there having been tome misapprehen sion, efforts me being made to obtain a recommittal of the bill, with a view to its becoming law during the present mis sion. The directors have every expectation that these efforts will be attended with month. The net amount at the credit of the revenue account is 116,9551., out of which the directors recommend the payment of a dividend of 2 per cent. for the hell-year, amounting to 113,464/, 'sewing a balance to the coedit of the current half-year of 4911. One of the auditors, Mr. John Chapman, ban tendered his resignation, by reason of other more peering engage ments, and it remains with the proprietera to accept it, and to fill up the vacancy at the present meeting, should they ems fit so to do. The directors nest ba rogation to retire at the first half-yearly meeting In 1880 are Mr. William Coning ham, M.P., and Hr. Peter Norkall Loris. HOP prritUtossCs.—The reports received on Monday frees the IMAMS diatriets in the county of Sent ogres in repreeenting the 'meth of the Mao, during the Net fortnight, am most ltmetient. The weather has been exceedingly favourable for alma* the whole of the grounds, and the bine is looking healthy end Is more than ordinarily free from insects. Thirsts now, therefore, every prespeot of • &UP crop. A oorrespondent from Centerionty nye that in most of the plantations the burr Is now feet melting its ay ' patreace, end that the lateral shoots are very clean sad kindly ; and • Horemoaden ooneopindene, who also speaks of tit* rapid advaeo• of the bum adds that w the greed beat which has prevailed druint4 UM few days hoe ceased bine on shallow soils to es tint • low showers would now be of great larolle. Tic report for Keay *en also awn for Same:. The grounds generally an wen more Les from voneht than they were • few weeks vlsoa, bus there are mural which cannot be pronounced elm. ; end, although an average crop is anticipated, the dtstrlbu.ion of It will, it le said, be very partial. The bins grows rapidiy, sad mom of it is looting healthy. The Wormer,. Iferald says the accounts rte. Iced this week report an improvement in our hop plawatione, lopeotally In those districts whom thi bias has not "elm' from blight, bat is owl detects there am rat aosplatata of &Ardency of Was: where this tithe cam t=ar g e snaking very little progress, and ow do Ands or this wiseaa. ILabi Mud'igen& COURT OF BANILRUPTCY.—.IoLy 19. (Bohn Mr. Coorrebikerr Frebirserri.) ■ITNOPOLITLN SALOON OMNIBUS 0011IPANT (LTKITZJ)• --- Another petition kr • winding wieder has been pre sented against this unfortunate company, which ta sow before the court for the fourth Si..m The hearing is ap pointed for Thursday ; and it is probable from what trans pired at the meeting of the company the other day, that the making of the order will not be misted. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wmangras, JVLT 18. The harmed Judge did sot Weed the Cathedral petaday is state, es has boa eareareery. Ca owe Coner.—(Befer• Mr. Bean Brume%) The RUINING OD SII tuarlaw XONeaCit. Marko gardener was indicted lot the mandeughter of Robert Smith, on the Bth of June, at fipitheed. Mr. Collier and Mr. Padden wore counsel fur the meson don ; Kr. Coleridge for the primer. Mr. Collier, in opening the case on the part of the prosecn don, said that probably the jury had heard of the loss of the Eastern Monarch at Sppllthead, on the 3rd of lone last. That vessel was an Indianan, of 1,600 tone burden., and shoed 280 het in length, and was an m ane vessel. She had been engaged to convey in troupe troops from India to this country. She sailed from Bombay on the 10th of February lest, having on board 362 invelkled eoldiers, 29 women, 66 ehildrea, several calain.ris , etagere, sad 65 men, comprising the ship's mew, altogether 624 souls. She also had a cargo of saltpetre : I N Unwed. The vessel anchored at theed between me and two oa the morning of the 3rd of June. Between two and times o'clock la the monde, a terrific espkeice was heard, the hatchways were blown up, several of the people thrown from their beds, women and children were seream. fag, men reshtug to flnd their wives, and al wee con futon and dbmay. Flee blatantly broke out, end within a quarter of in hoar she was la flame from stem to stern. Thanks to the officers and the excellent discipline of the troops, nearly the whole of the persona on board ware leaded in whey. One poor boy, Smith, was much injured ; he wee takes to the hospital, but the next day he died. Upon the eridenee tam at the emonees ferniest it appeared that the primmer had charge of the megasine sad the mentmen, and tibial eight o'clock an the evening of the 2nd of June the Cmer had gone below, and had in the gunroom a 'miler match, and had thrown It smok ing on the floor, on which them was a variety of stores, mob se Maims end whet me. There wee a headway over the room, having holes in it, end above wee the women's cabin. The theory was that something had taken Ore, and had smouldered from eight o'clock until two, end had thus tamed the espkeion. That was the ease that would be laid before them, and It would be for the jury to say whether the prisoner had bees guilty of negligent*, and whether that negligees had led to the The ed judge said upon them fade he could hardly suppose skit tee jury would convict the prisoner. Then was en interval of as hours between the time the primmer was in the gunroom end the bre breaking out; no fire had bee @Nei, end no burning bed been smelt. lie did not like interfering with the province of the jury, but it was • strong thing to suppose that this burning was going on for six hours. A jury did not gums at • man's guilt. He did not 'netts the teamed counsel to withdraw the case, but if ha did so he did not Wok he would be doing wrong. Mr. Collier said, he had consulted his learned friend, and after his lordship's observations, which completely agreed with his own opinion, he should withdraw the case from the jury, particularlyas there was another indictment against the peter for • misdemeanour. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The seem prisoner was then indicted for that he, being • seaman on board • British ship, wilewfolly did an act tend ing to the immediate lose and destruction ot the Rip, by mai a lighted uncovered candle in the gam-roant. The same counsel were engaged as la the fanner cam. Evidence was given to show that the prisoner on the 10th of Key had lighted • match, and that on the night in quer. don the prisoner was seen to go down to the gunroom with out a light, and that when there a light wan seen. It was shown teat the prisoner was estremeiy else in weft to get the troops out of tho ship, end was almost the Teat man to leave it. The Judge said, he Arnold tell the jury that If they thought the sat of the prisootsr might have tended to the eerioua danger of the ship, although any person prreent might hem prevented the danger, that that sot came within the bungs. It was evidence for the jury. The jury eh:quitted the prisoner, thinking that elthongh he had been Iraq of • breach of duty, *till that his act did not tend to the vinous Mame of the ship. 730 M LAST NIGN2'II GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Wissus. Wississos, Beam BM. Ilnuthebarnahlre, teal merchant. ea sementer Jouty so awl Awe.. 3. at It. de 010100•11.1... L Sol.. LlMpharl. llbeim. BecilserheM: ea mit. Omen. 3.lnetmli• roe.. Amount HAWK Ragesl4daer. dbarediteh, Lad 12.4 dread. laze :Weels slom Judy de at 11. sact August Um I. et 11... Di - . Pew. sad tools. liertholoresta-oloas ; off, rig, CilMeM. Niaeltraß.MdeL aearas t :go m m diertmacil dw Zr . l e re: r6. ll.l. stod . zame,. , tily 3 sad atier., s et ailiA, Whitman. _Baahmhalatrect. Ipmagas mu, Cream Heath, Staffordshire. =bluer, July 22 sad dasasell, et Wag Btradasreaen Court. Sol., as.rtson and Mead, lykosynymay ; .... NAL, I .llolSsore, alyrningletra. Jo., Lan C. liarete.ladh....b. Olouvatanhtra. =Land 30, .4 11, .4 lineal evert. sobs, Mather as ". l= tool. Olts, sod Basso, Brlstsl: Oft...di. rallir. Md.. Tani Tnomoos. Packlinatoo. Y ...Wm cabinet maim. As.aat I sae Aat 11, IA Leers Calm Cola. P 0.., lermiagtam. sad load and erandat. Leib; 0tt..40.. Hope, Leeds. Bosse !lovas. Idvarpeet. corn Motor. Aucuat 2 a. d 3. m 11. at lAntooel tan& &L. Kat.. lem. 1dte34. 1 . a... 4, Nadeau. Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOlll4. W.1./UN Pains Savvy, lildboareet. aboralltch. Iroalaceelf. LairoLvior Parratumoth..—AT PUKTlhialsdlitliart. AMY GPIS 0011111110711 um. Awed 1. J. P. 0 Wen, aruadelAreet. Strand. creme—T. Atterbeap, Mrsiamorem. IlkomMry. Imo Domed olstuzlisr —C. nsylor, loped. Se semi sod Sills4six.eosrirs. eat kmarer 04 mareasat. 51101111 XL Collitsuursa soastiT, Lem. I. W. Tomb. Boondroa I. It Panora.. comp:ol43,—E Lemma. Addlagleaetrest, lambs.. dart to a orinweller—E. H. Js.- rem Kert.net. Ordoateldem. artareeS . Y. Solmelder. T.Sislist Hoed. Criartmorrhaas—K. G. Smith .tarrawa, 0W... bake —J. erealreek Clarks. .table 5.114x1—1 rssos.S °mem& A. Rams, W... 11 and liar lord, Katt, lid. bar—H, Ltainkt. Laicaus.zeit. Wa .. edema, rcherAm.d. —.l. L Van. Irsataare. Serealleldaeerket.trnitaalvrase — W. Rao radar., Bannondrey meat. beetilinst, mortal chwer—ll. Mork. Nue vo.. Dsptiord, alert la tto. erar-olice. Pall ma I—lt. rl Wfiltadoc us Want the 1 loom.. t .." lodia Meas. au D's .heard—Catherine Chau =a, lisslos-Arsst, 11.ainenwer. late lodides house L.P. — W. MI. Bps, Croydon, Surrey—Y. O. White, Ceriton-ehateers. aeseuertreet. and Stanhopop'ace, liampissad.rusd, ratted Selitessat-sCasel la {Ss Shut ladl• Oossyss./ . ...”1.• .... ..... J. P. Warren, Arundel YteenZr:.7l:ll. Hely, Betts-street, St aeolnas Ea...purser. an mart mater-1. Lauldoe i tima bomb, Camberwell hew 1 0 Moo, Lbund...ueet, Old m .:oath retired paymaster no the Nary—J. Wald. Upper Oro. radeneton. labourer—H. B. Hamlet. Lelontsr.Atalet, Lllll•Maraglare —T. L Wooly, s ooMand road, Upper Norwood. bamboos. beeper— H. Vex, Naterford Arm, Haymarket wise stool—C. T. Deldiebbs, Tvalaisw Motel. Charing-crow resent vneret —T. AtterberY, Museunamreet, 111.romabsry—05tharine ehapinasi, durum ma. mbreter. aptuster—A. Underwood, Loss alto's , . Ylmbory, rthnelr 0. Itotdenen. Dacrwetreat. bestrode...es, horst mbar at the Palare Hstsl. Woingodor—T. Yam. The Plain, Wsndewortb, butcher—G. dler J. A. Liverpool Abet. Kinrewro.s. auctioneer —J. Tr... Adam, Elsostme., Uselmay.road. wale o..ar 1 cotter—lL P.M...tame, on board rywrals. Neat India Locke, .110 mcwarl—A. etmer. Crniebed. friars, = 4 l. --ti &minas. Nawmatoo.cmeasid. Malln-pemladats . Wilson, Itanorwtreet, tbelms. tAilklAr—W. N. E. Ileolliblard, CanimeetreM—A Cfelsbum.SquAm Melton wed, UramTelmirallleirO, homed vtatomiler—A /1. Lambe. Tburioe.oottaps, Wasdreo.U. mad. dealer in wine—J. Pearce, twaseersel, builmeas. DECLAMATIONS UP ....VlDith or. Cd. Finn la s amts. Itlldmay.dilas, Newineton-14 Mel ded el 4a. Jo ir h 11. sod Mum misommet TM...days, at Orahldice. Colmosnetreet. Ceases i dly Bucklogbannblre. Weller merchant-14 o f b. bd. 21..4 throe ...bravest Tbursdos. at CI.- bomb. Oolmona...fieL. /10wALD, Clatiam. East. groorr-14 dividend of b. et L. July 11. sad Qr. sibeequent flahradims, at Orobamr, Gallo Users PAWL Nast of DOM. Olcuentmfehlre. coal owner. and 00ray. Lent, m —Sod a...dead of 4d.. July and Woe 50t...0m Tb timbaint. Odense stmt. Bodnar mess Upper abed. Woven. milkman-1d dividend of ▪ daty 11, sad Lubmpucut Tburadayr. u OrabaMa Colman. J ams Heave. Etrodwharo. timber merchant-Ist My Mood of ls. 41.1 ALM sad say Tuesday betas . Augum so WithisM ll6 . himmell• beni. Coumtios MUSCOVY, Ilirmisebess, Motor—fat dividend of Edd.. July 21, and soy subaqua.. Thursday, at Massa, a, Ihrtabnbara. WILLIAM hoMer heath. Ilerllurd-blre. bWlda.-14 di...- dam of es. 64. sr.yTbursday. m daensfeldh. lbeinsballeases. JAW'S Hot' 110.00 woe loss, Maw eater dad Wins, Lemmebire, doses ephumn—Anal dltideud of 0 11 did., JWy 64, and any mime. quint WIIMIdIy, at Pots 's. smelted", Joni MILLIMIOII, Malloy Thorntos, Cat opine s —Let dividend of la 114., set day, at Young s. Leak Wit...US It awns., Ahmoudbury. woollen listycbaLL—'nod dividend d Is. 14.,say day. at Youwe .. Loeb. Roam Us N 0 .0 m. , Elton, builder-3rd dividend of 3dd., day day, at JAatp " foods Weber roerebast—let dividend of b.. WM &y, d I ouses.L.o... WiLUAti OL•05111, leonkfrbtoo, plumber—let dividend of b. LL. um day. at Tames. Imeda Janes romassos. busdnds, drw er-1.4 dividend of 11.1., July 17. and too mbasinsat Tumble, sod any Tuaday m Octuber , at dreerts'., *Meld. Jose 10, sad soy rutr Wedelns, Crkithowed. sbeemaker--didend of 2s. 104., July equant Wedereday ,at I r a Mliristel. JANIS terms. &MM. Odium dale—lividend of 26., Jar TO, and any sebsequeut Woloesday, st Miller s, Kum, Tynaawr.bridonatex-204 Um.. of 44.. Julydi. sod any ...braquent Wedaeolay tlelareAuguAt baud arter Oct. 6. et Ars e= Mao.. Geosos Mame, Pt. Cleomea. poor—Yeal dividend of U., July IL sad say gabrattwut Wedomder beam Asma 6.4 alms O.A. 6, uAar nanti kingoL DIVIDEND. Amend 10. C. IL Thomases. Old fles.6.lreet. City, sad liketbasip to wire merchant. 0111ITIVI0ATEd to to os pedidol, maim mum be shown to the roster% thefts end Ansel 10. C. B. Tboombes sad?. ImVtid Broadetreet. City. Ems India merchams—Aur om 10. 0.0. Cooper, Upper Copeoh ,s uwsL 1.1 adoe, artier —Aura. 10. J. P. IL Twee and J. o..odnian. Nony mom mrambuto—Aseam 11. H. M Mitten. Oseederner. 167=1.40.4,11wary .mbie Imeper—Aommt 13. J. flodd and J. 0111, Loodsonad. dembwart. IfelammAgen—AugUst I. T. hit.% Was. mead. Mem. Ward Metnaller—Auebt IS T. ds M.ell Mratimor, Bettables roost—Asti Ph S. C. dila.. Teo/MMus WW Wile, me. poster—Aaree N O J. 0. PArmoaa. Mawr ads. Asidres. muM 9. J. r. sesin, t.• 000 Mi. T. males. Ormorkeip wino mandossA. DIEDOLTIII. wr . j. libremisry. atesdiefs—J. Mem sod . J.M. M. 0... kr as . etas T▪ r. orbaire.lrsodessdere—M debts J. sod J. Mien. Verbal" seeded warllDEMMabi o . Oos. DM, emd i lt=a ll l DUST. M Imp ileddla ee Lem sr prib. IL —1 . [Wen so' M. Nettliedlism, H. 0,0..4., lc J. NAy, N.lllird.D.Clom. iiad.Medr. C . = Unswoot. to .4 far es mosis IL G. Grades and D. Canals—Jahn Roamers sad Joao* Timms AdMaseimillt- Ina tellew—T. theadrtes, a.. sad J. H. Agave. llearhelee. www whir eseeth — J. Wehrl. Owet. wed J. W. eleweee. Keeekewm. melee Ow Yea sod J. Oreeserm. whettete. Owen Milidiel... . raingedier mi . D... p.m °osmium. Oweid re j,Ftwa.Owerepe/ lA. FT— has welsweleta ewe w. Nair.. = dyer•—D. Chump, .4 D. oryr 4 ,, G..... Preemie Wise f ists. snorts weal wed . Oren tieldorten . Ihseberd sad O. Wee MellialitiO• tame— C. Rese al Ze L i =ww, eleetwes—W. leawea sad IL B. Chadwiek. Leo* eletliefewew—W. gnaw T. I. WOB.. sod C. SWIM, Lhorpeet. petelete. ee he se mew& C. Hyman —T. Parham W. A. Partake. awl P. Yalibrera. Ilsadatrar. ewe. = L at. r regents P. Fetrbilre-1 1 . no., and W. Loader. Ter met dor eeke oweateolaren—a. 0. Weems, T. Name= = ewe tacks. Mathew. ee he el wow& 0. 0. liellegten. lIIQUIOTRATIOW. Breuer tikillELpf. asamilmice Matioat.. Job Ma& the *WWI °whim% Mambos. CRAWS Team Gam 110111201 e. hoed lower, Jalylo. at the OF Whales ilt4sl. lawns". J DIMON .(d.eale.k _lawaratip. tankard'. Jgb l ll. at Itabortsome litaewew Had. DINVIAL mAairsza OOTTON.—LaTaarOO% JILT Ih—The es ha el oath", today are htheoloi at 4.40, balegeflab SAO F.A . foe aldert- ta 9 11 t o. ;roho to- JrAti. .froso el tole]. (hit yome ihi rai It an lira quist. b ane gather mon ta Woof of the bow Tho meta leaped be 1111 COTTON 0001111—N•saNions, aCLT 154—TIk• Berardfar Pm O oho end to Is yr svelt.bot there his BM hee• mbb tooter Mb ilk hiej omPloonsb gibbon Isn tool d eeimlogto atom Wm Them prom wNL the OAR* of MOMS= Orb ilmemlio Won to tome m imes. Mesa Wee 1m ben semi Wow at the mbee boilliogot end olia m =bet lememma. TM demo] Is ogm atM si me s :ti m e m ia ll=74 mee mile bet MOND isir WNW rem teum Oaketto bias et • &pow m= row eassameng M the IMO tow it .s. Om el matim Wib irr o T w a dar a • alma them Mae ach.' em Is mod &mai. ma I the S l = per me mbar Mem. la ether entitle me Arm ' ham lam esly moderato Weld. mom am WI es Swim le the MIL OW, morning. bot fez bairn kr tramilskiperlinit lie minced am of Nook. pramillillioilisliesle mirk IMMO BallaL i j nod,Ou nr.... = ..alfi s JllClig India SIM mei eappi• cif 'lna of our loaf nita I ima goo mg lmo, sod In 1114 1 = m1. 11noloon prod let worn prior No war wasieL hod= imira. wish 161 kW WWI. BOVE/ em Waft Off at Nib hie follow Dom NA N ggl a oa alfboeg ailiggialia I Clntao. OW Om M oorrionooNNlra - The floangn lorporto lad mit ors on m pea ar t WM.. Int.; Ulna WI: eel% 11/: Mona 1.471; 111; Meon, 11; Ileimel ome sepMeek ..161; di WM 111 Moe; brara 414. 1,:oa Jon la—illoodos IN am eel owl a norili&oll i z e r t : f t ."" "l inolog " == . 7400 iray IMO. Oslo mil caw gollulno so Wm. Awn. gin min: alma 4.406 Na. 4ta et ; ' Ma all 0p0..11* kg .• bows. II P. Oa Si. Arrival NN owl: TbionAnl4 i la% a: 11•11. US:: Infolona re : UMW. WS gra Un a. = .19.-4.448114.6intri0 ammlro SWm. a h.d bot ;WI night vs nod a ilro wawa Tad.. do meg!, 4 loans a.. i i jr n ilist u :s bar dam WS ?mina ma W.. inneo i boa erodlorf oa slag 441. ‘orn wiliest saMmilis. Mb. Na... 41. to 41 ft ; 114 eab.i. aft. glo. le a . ,doeveleo. MM. Mb. to ova In 446.1 Oak eilMlNeo 1 . 1. 1 o.: .n. 5. se& 11.1". id. Web, 411. MIK; Oh M. OM 4 0 /ILIN. 40 . / 0 41r. pin gr. 4 tin p.m& 1 tzwcm&s. Jan 11.=i01111110 &If/ Wry toll of rain during lan Welt, Id* • ••••••••“ ••• usWile. ono maitirt opined with more animation Wig. ad viol nil boob et loot B lluN.7'a raira taw woo also roe In amnia Ina no adman mold be eetsbllalled. Beam benne, aml pm innamped. lino loa with • limitod Weer). OW welter... TRAFFIC RBTURN& Min Pm. Ma- Taal, Total SAMMY& sierre dmiutlas. 1866. Walkman it* le. A A A Comm* .. 1113 No* 6 46, 7.011 Itsown. Abswarr. rr Iffsitislingl4l/ SOW awl Sari wars 7916 7.861 _ _ liria WIN/di U. 1.11 7 4 1 6 t ir os &IS SIM 924 Id UM Ma • in is ma Un • Castl dewed is nosh& SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSEIS SPOKEN WITH. An Iw% boa Lavepool ter West Wm, tau 11, lat 42 N, ka — u W. Abr.'', orals& tow Lirorpog tor Valparaiso, Joao 14. lat 7 M. los W. Maul. (Yip). ITIMI Ueda I 04leiPao 4 days, July 14, lat 4S 43 N, los 7 SI W. CumlcOre Cemlo, bum Ceylon, lose SS. 211 1 •11 8 01.1 ihusqua• of BartiePC•34 frOM Ireircestle for Bhlsphso Slays aa well, Joss 1.1413 Se N. lm la SO P. Beery slam from aseridou Jose I. Joao Hillmaa (brig), rem limacei for Burma, Ayres $ dap, Jay 0.1.[401414. as 14 44 W. Lydia from Liverpool of Milian. July 4,14141 11, Ise 14 4 W. lam a s. tram C•pesi Good Gape for Lad... 41 4 7 11, l2 a. Ism 10 W. Vamory (bugs). of ned tram Bruno! for Ceps Pease 20 thy*. 4/1 won, Joon I. Ist 3 43 N. Joe 5130 B. W. m n Mum Liverpote far Bombay, Jay 7.14144 13 1. los 111 W. sv wag. (b.qui), et Bade/laud, from Plymouth lar Adam AS dal. .11 may N.y 14, laid. too 1130 IL sieve, mom Palmy for Loads,. hey B. 141 SI 8, km 11 E. Taantli (argue). Mum Liverpool sor Valseraim $ der, July 4, la 0 11 NO= 14411 W. COLLIMOS MID Lode Or A STEAMER:A serious collision, resulting in theprobable total lose of the iron mew steamer Canon, took place on the meeniag of the 16th instant off the Suffolk closet. The elrames left London for Grangemouth, with a general cargo on board, on the 14th. When off Pakeffeld. at 1.50 non, the steamer steer ing N.N.E., about ten or twelve miles of the coast, they observed a brig about half a point on the poet bow, steering south. with all mil set, having a lower end two topmast studding sails set, but not exhibitieg any lights. The arearner'e helm was ordered to be ported, when the brig put her helm to starboard. Artie was the steamer's helm put hard a-port. and the engines were ultimately stopped to avoid a collision, but without avail, foe the brig came stem on, strik ing the steamer on the port quarter, staving in the broadside, causing her to immedietely fill, and site went down in twelve Whom. of water, all hands being saved by the boats. Tbe bras proved to be the Viscountess Canning, from Newcastle to Jersey, the master of which stated positively that the , named bed all the regulation lights exhibited, and sunbated the collision to the steamer attempting to cross his bows. The brig sustained very tenons damage to her bow*, and had to be taken Pro Lowestoft, being unable to proceed. The steamer was 300 tone burdttn, and her cargo was insured at Lloyd's. EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OF 0001) HOPE.— On Monday, the 18th Instant, emigrants tar T..bla Bay were embarked at Southampton on board the ship Lord Rail., amounting to 267 wale, equal to 241 statute adults. scut out by the Hon. Mr. Field. They consist of agricultural labourers, female domestic servants. rough mesons, car penters, ; also, 26 excavators for Messrs. Pickering, the contractors of the Cape Town Railway. The Gaulle of ye.terday states that the Board of Health of the kingdom of Portugal have declared that the port of St. Petersburg le considered infected with cholera moebaa, end the ports in the Gulf of Finland suspected. from the 10th of June. Also that the ports of the Island of Cuba are clean. thereby rendering the notices of the 23rd of November, 1857, and the 17th of July, 1858, of no effect. CILTSTAL PALACB.—ONE EHILLINO DAT, TuEs- DAY, JULY 19.—Admissions on payment, 20,878: ditto by searing lintels. 1,415: total visitor., 21.795. [Advertiaemeatl—HoLtoway's OINTMFNT AND Coortateva -- ahtstos have their particular disorders. gee am ingrroluot petaillar to la mamas hove their sp,elfic thwarts. NPR 1 , 01113110 , all climates. at ear ago, awl U. meet season. it Imble to medal comptooto multi°. from Witten. laittonttun, or &Pint, of eau. stionlon. Vor all ouch mfterera there are to Nelleitafe numb. pm scot s e and to ore omfort, oatle the natural Moen.= of every organ le tante tetanal:led W them Under Melt corrective may the • realest. improvemen 41.114 ap min. the body ettelove atw the tom rift Into li t nuoear • !impanel/4er INA • trACC 01 tnereury ar other nottotts iiaredient ever Mkt". hence the parent. the purdah. Or patron, wad Mid no homed before otontoeneJar these remodina BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARKweursevr,..-hde le. me Smoot.. hotter. Isekeetershirs, the Idled A. W. aitwdsdst. ••••• BIOIBOTP.—.I* a, as Laws-plece. booth Leshheth. th• wife of J. likeheops e ( • * 3 . BA RDING.—JeI IS, the We of E. Hardie'. Esq.. of Chtfcedhlil. DBIPHT.—JeII le . Beak al • &whim et Baistrode street, the wife of T. Hooey. of • &whim pow/ALL—July 14, at Gower street. Bedford.shoore, the wife of V. H. Vassal. lied..ef • .012. IA ITO:l.—fey LS. at Bellwood. Bydanharo. the wife of E. Bootee. Bp, of • Ladder. TILL—Jab l 4 se the Thome. .:Iserteer, the wife of the Bey. L. T. ILA a • soa MARRIAGES. BEADVOILD—rILTOII.—JuIy 16, at an Petrra. Batonaqoare, by tbe Rev. C. 0 Darren, W. .1. Brainard. Seq., M.O, to Labelle. daughter ef J. Vehrea 11 , 4.0 ,0 Dot4tn. CLIAPPEL-111VINOT011.—Jul1 14, at the Pariah Chorea. Hamp steal, by the YVT len the De. Cblslamter. the Rev. sr. V. Ream at 010.11,6111.1. Cornwell. to dune Jesse. oanghter tl W. Wtlrba 14. II Reopen ad. baste. ORIVID-11I361.—Jale 16, at all woo de n dletooe, by %he Haw. D. D. Ileeraws, Mr. V. Orithe, of onear Oeford, to Mlee nankin Ilse, of Malabar ' lILLI6IOI-2AIIIILII6.—Ju I I IS. at tho pun& ahoreb. Leeds. by the Bea 0. A. Radek Mr. LL lithos,. of lawn. to Ward. outdate: of Vt. J. larimot MNwll WWI, Yorkeatra TROMPI4OX-110UTHOATIL —, ! 01116 at D. 111.7 a. Lambeth. by the am 0. H. learehans. Mr. J. Tromotoma. of the Ilish I•svetroot. NOttintsini. to Catharine. &WO.' a hir• SO.L.S.A. 'OreafO, UV. DIATFII, OATPLCCIT.—Job IL at et .it. wed it CZOITeI 16. at liaise Howe. Lewes. the lIAv. P. 0. Croft% awl 11l DALO al.llssel TS.BTl.—lels LS. at leg . Dello La. —Jigs la, at the College. Durham. the B. Caws Douglas. WM. TTTTTTT T —Jay Kat aged I& SACILT.—Jetg 17. et spa Gegen! Earl Ceth• Haman. J. Wilda+. , Now Lek J. Romig. DIU. so►q 1 lid My. .&• PEnd Pitablumlla iw al l gi Haas, et Ne• I. T TA 0 1 . 64 i r s. ib= a v. os" I. ....baell irwassioat. JILT IL WI., /,