The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-11 00:00:00

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WRIGHT, commander, now Means ha the ii•011tiOtl) DOAN, will leave on 13th August, embarking pusensters at, and leaving GRAVE:AND on lath August for MA:Li 17A, coaling et the Cape of Good Hope, and caning at WRAS to land and embark only. This magnificent gap, built expressly for the ndlan 4 ide, has been thoronghly related, has Stibnite accommodation for passengers, and will rot 7 an exPerionord intrgeoe, also • stewardess. For freight or pwasge apply to °FINDLAY and Co., 16, Parliament etre* ; the Brokers, ALFRED BRIM and Co., 150, LeadenhalL street, E.C. ; or at the OFFICES M the OONYAN Y, 9, Mincing- Late, London EC., whore also Wagtail foe appointments as i midshipmen s this mentos akovW be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary._ Wr. MONET WIORAM and SONS' (of a lll3 ckwall-mod, Loudest) LINT of PACKET 8111 PE to AUSTRALIA.—Por IiILEOURICE. Port MEP, Dim' (to loam the Docks on Wedeasday, Amman SO, calm at Plymooth), the favourite dipper ship 81:71 , 011. MOO toms,l . WHITE *A 'TIN, Commandar ; Wag is the East ladla Dock. Ere acoomasods• bou for all chimes of pmaangers anampaimal. and mho will carry ao e —For Might or Damp watt 'U.4)D, A x trOEV as a n a oloAlt, lota Means. sod lons , MK Leidailiall•lrest D I M Una of packets are convemsd from ?attributes to PWnob, Orsheloss for SOCODd•CUSII tam and moood•ekss for Ildreelam ban. OVERLAND ROUTE.-COMMUNICATION by STEAM le INDIA, AUSTRALIA. Rao eli ZGYTT. The PENIASULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOR PASSENGERS and receive Carigoand Parcels at their London dike for Gibraltar. Malta, Rept, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, and China, by their stesseen leaving Southampton es the 4th and fath of every month • for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, sad Bombay, by those of the month: and 17th of each month ; and for M .atius,. Reunion, King O•orp's Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers leav ing Southampton on the 20th of every maid—For hailter prticulirs apply at the ComgangsoMeaa Leadeuhall street, 8.0 London or Otiental-plans, Soallmiagtom GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, IE9IB tons, WALTZ'S PATON, Com mander, will be despatched from Liverpool (with Dar to call at Queenstown), r ander: hATUEDAY, Atter it I WEDNESDAY, October 1. Tt7 DAY, November 18. Fares : Pint Ctrs Ca u, .C2O to CU, rending to accommoda ti.o. all having the Brae printers In the Tomist or Return Tickets at a tare and • half. roots& Cline Oabbs, AU; Intermediate £lO 10s.: Steerage, Cob. taa moderate terms—Apply to SEYIIIOUE, PEACOCK, sad Co., Sr, /en churchetreet, London, KC. or to the Greet SW Cerra/ (LimitedO), kl in Cannoneinet. TAverpooL London, LC. ;and rend SB, The TO BRITISH COLUMBIA 701 LSI I. EKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to INEW YORK Direct.—The LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, sad PHILADELPHIASTWAII-RKIPOOIKPANY Intend despatch tar their tell-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-gem calling M Quetnetown to embark pemeugere end despatches, all follows: RKELY PROW LIVERPOOL lON NEW YORE- -- CITY OF WASHINOTOn, Wednesday, August 20. ETNA, Wednesday, August 27. And every succeeding Wedaesday. Cabin purge, 16. IT, sad 21 guineas, woman to the soma =dation. Forward paaaage. 8 Indiana, including all provutions cooked. Paseengers ton Canada. the United Walsh and Brat& Coliunble, booked through on ms. term —lot further particulars sis,ply to WI Water-street, Liverpool; or to IMO sod MACIT, IL King Willtsmstreet, City. 13HILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPB ddeesappaattcch the undermentioned firstelais steamer: For aOTTERDkW and the RHINE, the RATLVIIII, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, may Sunday rooming, at 11 an, and the FYINOORD, faraday morning mtV, from off the Tower. The BliE3llol, twice a week, the ADLER, 1110W$ or SCRWALBR alternately Wednesday and Batrirday, from Rom. lydown, at 11 Lm. milling at Blackwell Pier to receive parer pen at noon. Fame: £2, El, and 105. Return tickets at a tare and a halt. 3;tiee.—The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven to now opeu for Use conveyance of pasengen and merchandise to all Fula of Germany, For GOTHENBIMO, the 0 CSTAF WASA, August IS, at i am., from Honeydews, to be followed by the LONDON. Fares. 133 s . 422 e., and EL For freight, passage, He., apply at Chaplln's L'aiverad Office, Begentaln.waW., or to PHILLIP" GRAVES, and PHILLIP" 11, Rood lane, La TILE BUENOS AYRES GREAT 8017THERN RAILWAY COMPANY (Elated )). TROY BURROS A ERRS TO CHASOOMUS. Guaranteed 7 per Coot. Its Great of the Railway 14 fn iperpetalty, the Buenos Ayres Qovernment reserving the right to purchase at le per cent. minima, and guaranteeing interest at 7 per cent. per annum Wpm the whole of the Capital for 40 Years. Capital, £750.000, in 37,300 Shares of £2O each. Deposit, £1 on Application, sad AS farther per Share on Allotment DAVID ROBERT/31)N, Rig., 111. P., Chairman. J. P. BROWN WESTRIAD, Deputy Chairman. John Anderson, Esq., Director of the South Eastern Railway Company. John YAW. Faq., Ifica•Oonaul for Beano' Apia la London. Clarks 011pin,Bes., )1-P..1/frenetic of the South Eastern Railway CothPah; Gorge' k H. Holt, F. (late of Ramos Ayres). Jowith Ri‘olts. Esi k :l:Antonio Rivals and Bons). Scho'keel Req., M. T. M. William Arthur W , Req., Chaired= of the Metropolitan Railway. BANKERS—MewI. 017 n, Mills, and Co., IR, LOaldird4treet. SOLICIDo A—Mellif. trauma, indrnple, and Drake, 46, Par. Emma:Rß—Thomas RumbaL Esq.. CA 1101UIRS. Meurt. Laurence, Sou, and Pearce, Auction Mark 10. Mr. (purge Seymour, W. Throgmmionutreea 11. C. fiscimeAnY—W. Hadfield, Zati. Temporary otneer-10. CurntiilL r nunrraa Mb Company to formed for the purpose of coadractlng and working a railway from the city of Eamon Ayres to Chatcomns, muter a macerator, dated 11th Jane, 186 L granted by the govern ment of itucone Ayres to Mr. Edward Lamb. dome of the principal conditions of the concession (a tnutsla the of which may be Inspected at tbs aka of the solicitors) ate as follows : I.liwarts a guarantee of 7 per cent. for the term of 40 years from the Bnenoe Ayres government on en erpendittue net exceeding £lO,OOO per tulle. The line ts to be completed in sectlonn and the guarantee takes effect from the opening of esch section to the public. The government to be repaid out 01 subsequent surplus pulite any advances made under their nameable!. _ _ _ line must be commenced within 19 months from the 11th (4 June, leed, end completed In four you're from its commence ment. 3. The government hods required for construction of the line, hallow, Ac., are ceded free to the Company. 4. A right ls granted to the Company to construct way branches, but the government are not bound to pay any guar make thereon, they require the company to construct them, or to extend the line to Dolores, In which event the go vernment guarantee seven per cent. on the coat of those works. S. The government to have the right of purchasing the Una on payment of YU per cent. profit on its original coat. & All articles br the construction and use of the railway, to he admitted free of duty for the term of 40 years. ;. The railway and all property belonging thereto to be ex empted from any contribution or tel for the same period. S. The guarantee to be made up and paid at the end of each year. .7he line, which is about 75 miles In length, has been carefully Surveyed during the present year by English engineers, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Rumball, C.E. A guaranteed contract has been mite with Messrs. Peto and Botta for the construction of the line, including stations, work shops, cud purchases of land, and also the provision of a earn ,lent amount of suitable rolling stock. The contract provides for the completion of the works in accordance In every respect with the provisions ot the CODMISIOIL An arrangement has been made with Mr. Eurishall by which he undertakes all the engi neering expenses fora fixed sum, and the transfer of the conces sion, Including all preliminary expenses up to the formation of the Company, km been agreed upon for a fixed sum. Pmvision hu been made for the payment of 6 per cent. inte rest during the construction of the worts. The remainder of the capital will amply provide for the eepenies attending the forma bon of the Company, and for the management daring constrec tem. Carefully prepared statistics so to the actual traffic between the cit) of Buenos Ayres and Chascomus have beea submitted L. and examined by the IBrectors, and show that the actual re ou the present trete, without any computation for the itxremett tr c which will inevitably follow the construction of reuse} and the development of the resources of the country, will secure a large surplus over the guarantee. Applications for shares are to be addressed to the Directors In the annexed form; bat no application will be considered unless ato.lniallied by the receipt of diners. p i tta's, and Co., for ai per shar e on th e num b er o f a b ates a for. This sum will he retort...Ll in the event of the applies not being acceded to, led If an allotment is made it will be applied towards the deposit of Ad per :hare then payable. Temporary Mete, la, Cornhill, LC. FORM or APPLICAI7OX FOR SHARI'S. To the Directors of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company (Limited). Centre ra—Having paid to your credit, with Mews. Glyn, Mts. 11/14i .; the sum of C. I hereby request that you wM B l o t ' shares In the Beams Ayres Greet Southern l',upany (Limited}, and I hereby accept such shares, IT we mislar number that may be allotted to me, sad wee R , th e articles of association of the Company when re quired. I am. Gentlemen, Noe in full Adobes to full I. • CIOALS.—.By Saw Steamers and Railway. meths?, IM =dy e d Coal LWOW No travellers or - . en " tninlioslL I,ia sad Co..' price for HOWL Haserath Lt! thmliton Walbend., the beet house coal direct from the col "'rki screw steamers, is Ma per ton (do not pay more under , say pretext Hart I, Ste. • ninfleld, 17a : best small, lla. , 'away ; , host class, : mond class, leaf oty troo, les, and Us. ; Barley 17r , Hartley, Ns. Nee venyh. hell al sennmad t o any part of London. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief North London Rallwejt . 'Mica—liplybury. latogion or Hinfplaad. JOZEAUI3 COPABINE MEGE, anooseafully, „ e tried the Parism saded. London Hospitals. under tie eare 4 .. t. CaWrier Ri Lloyd, Poland. and Lowe Clerk I" . „e^et. OM Noy., 1862) fleets cure in en average of di auk ta recent or ehrold e e disease. —4s. 6d. per bottle, by peat ••• 24 -, at C. ham% /reach chemist, 69, Haymarket. Loalos. . _ THE WEST LONDON LAND COMPANY allotted). Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies Acta, 19 and In Vic., Cap s 7, 47, by which the liability of each Shareholder is strictly limited in the amount of his Shares. Capital, 4125,000. £70,000 In First Mortgage, or Debenture Bonds, of 4100 each, bearing Five per Cent. Interest. 460,000, in 0,000 Shares of 410 each. 41 on application, and 41 . 105. on allotment. No call to exceed 42 10s. per Slum, and an Integral of not less than two months between each caD. Five per Cent. Interest will be allowed on all sem paid In antici- pation of calla, ratrieriaa. William Blount, Seq. I James Clay, Esq., 31. P. Joseph Underwood, Esq. D 1110701.11. Lord p. W. Graham, M.P., Ip, Hereford-street, Park-lane. n • Mon. Coked R.' T. liCisley, ALP., 47, BertebT.quae. Colonel Brownlov Kno; M.P., SS, Wilton-crescent, Belgian. square. _ Colonel H. Y. Cliffoed. m.r., 1, Quesn'agate, Hyde-park. J. B. Alszsofler, Lg., 66, Hontaguaguare. Jonathan Hopkinson, Sal, 40, lironenor-plsos. Thomas H. Jackson, Esq. ;Thin of 111113 and Underwood), 26, Esateheap. Arthur Niter Lattey, Faq 5 Clostergarderts. James Berkeley Thompson, Hag., Olvredos House, Ifighgate-rtna ARCH/TlM—James Thomas Knowles, Eag., Gray's-inn. Batman—The Imperial Bank, Lotkbury. SOLICTTOU—IIesare. Norris and Sons, 2, Bedford-row. A17M0113. Year Broom, Bagaltaw, and Westcott, Coleman-street. Messrs. Cooper, Brothers, sad Ca 17, George-street, Mansion House. Hamm—Mesas. Meilig; and Undow, Sl, Tokenhoue yard. secirrAßT —Thomas Page, Faq . TIXPORAIT OTTICI2-17 212112, Gresham Houma, Old Bread4grast, LC. The rapidity with which vacant ground In favourite localities about London la being covered with hones renders an Invest ment to this description of property one of the West sad moat profitable that can be presented to the attention of capttallata An estate of gtuat Importance, consisting of more than ten sum of land, situated in one of the best parts of that fashionable locality, Queuangate, nytle-park, abutting on the Horticultural Gardens, held on a lease of 89 years, at a peppercorn ground rent, from the tight Honourable the Earl of Harrington, and of more 'than two and a half acres of freehold land, situated in Westmin ster, In close proximity to the Houses of Parliament, Bucking ham Palace, Belgravia, and the Victoria Station, may now be , es a whole, upon most advantageous terms: and the 1 0t ' F r t e C : 1 1 1 this Company is to purchase these two properties, and to et or sell them for building purposes. Upon the Westminster portion of the estate, sir houses have been built, yielding a gross rental of £3,800 per them. The Company has obtained a provisional contract for the land above described for the sum of £120,000, and after making very June allowances for coatlngencies of every description, it re esthuated that the whole of the land will be disposed of in a period of five years, yielding a net profit of at least £35,000 to 40,000 to the Shareholders. The capitalot the Company Is 4125,000, seventy.five thousand of which will be in first mortgage or debenture bonds bearing ape cent. Interest, and In live thoesaod shares of LIO each. It Is Inithded that the money received for the Leming°, selling of ' the land shall be appropriated in the first instance to pay off the bonds. _ . _ Toe dsbsttures will be secured bye brit chaise upon the whole ci the two properties, and will be issued for a period of not lets than three years. The interest will be paid baltiserly at the Company's bankers, and coupons will be attached to each . . . Appl&cers for shares must be made In the form annexed to the as to the Directors, and must be accompanied by arc recolpt kw a deposit at 81 per shire, and al 10e. per sham wall be pale urea allotment. No call to exceed £2 10s. per stare, and an interval of at least two menthe between each call. cos for Debentures emit be socorepanied by the banked. receipt for a deposit of fib for every MOO applied for. Prospectuses and forma of application may be obtained of the Da?luan and at the °dices._ J. T. — Knowles,lol. - haigiven the following Report : To the Directors of the West London Land Company ( Llmited;. Having been requested to make a survey and valuation of the Land and Property which the above Company propose to pur chase, and having recently made each surrey and valuation, I now report : That the property which It Is proposed to purchase consists : Ist. Of about 10} acres of land (held for an unexpired term of 89 years, at a peppercorn rent, situate at Kensington, In the Immediate proximity of the International Exhibition Building, and ha an aggregate frontage of four thousand feet. rod. Of Frissbold Building Lod, situate between Morpeth. terrace and Carllsle.place, Westminster, having an aggregate truetage of 1,100 teat, 800 feet of which are uncovered. &d, Of BlxYreehold Houses 'standing ona portion of the above mentioned land), built In flats, each house containing six sepa rate seta of apartments, three of the houses having a frontage on Morpeth.terrace, and the other three having a frontage on Car lisle-place, Westminster, the calculated great rental of the mix houses being £2,200 per annum. nit If the above-mentioned property can be purchased for the sum of £llO,OOO, a clear profit of XBa,ooo at the least may, In my opinion, be safely calculated upon, to addition to interest at the rate of 5 per seat. per annum on the purchase money, during the time which may elapse before the land is entirely covered and the ground-mute realised. ;Signed) JAMBS THOS. KNOWLLS. Oray's-Ina, Jaly 11th, 1802. RIVER NAVIGATION of INDIA and CHINA. Capital, £600,000. First issue, £250,000, in 12200 shares of £2O each, £ 60,000 of which have been reserved for India, and ons.third at She remainder has already been sulmsribed. Deposit, £1 per share on application. and LI on allotment. Mantuan—The Right Hon. the Earl of CAITUNinfI. The object of this undertakiitng ls to provide ediclent transport foe the large and increasing trarkc on the Ganges, with power at option to extend the operations of the Company to other rivers to Indio and China. . Detailed proapectuses, forms of application for shares, and =ld trial trip of IMO steamer, can be obtained at the 0, Liverpool-street, City, or of the brokers. RIVER NAVIQATION of INDIA and CHINA. Smog no RIMY OIVIIN, that the LIST of LYPI.I. CATIONS will be CLOUD on MONDAY the 18th Instant, far London Applicants, those from the end the Con tinent belnf i zzlred up to the following Wednesday. RICARDO, &oat's.* 11, Angell:Mark Bank. HAMILTON and ICIMPTON, TAILORS. Opentaan gannentr of the NEW CVATINGS Si. now rot* lee inapentlen_ The troaaerhop are of patterns and tex tures not to to manful A select 'tack of un ne, orderrer oats alwap on hood at HAMILTON an wai rnATB l tCa. les, ittessd, matte Exeter-hall. •'♦ PACT WORTHY OF NOTL" Ma - from. Borfstavot to BRCAH-TTRZET, OVELSQUAZ on the lit Clobber, 1.860. The lea 'Trousers (ortittnalied by hiss) better than ever. istablished 1841. FOR TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS. The 1110114 comfortable and serfleeable dregs le MOSES sad BONI celebrated "INDISPENSABLZ" SUIT, pries Irma Ms. to 70a. to be obtained only of the mandacturers, IL MOSES and SON, Iteadymade and Bespoke Tailors, M a kes , ers, Woollen Drs. =Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe and General Out- London Houses : Qty Establishment, Mk 166, 156, 157, kUnories ; 83. St 85, 8 6 . 87. 88, 89, MUM*. Oxfordatreet Branch, 506, 607, 508, New Oxford-greet: 1, 2,1, Hartetreet. Tottenham-court•rutd Branch, 137, 130. 7oii4IrsZe;;;;i:r;;I: Ylu, ii;ston-road. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. L MOSES and SON'S establialuensts are cloud every Friday ►t sunset till Saturday at sunset, when business la resumed ontll n o'clock. All articles are marked In plain down the lowest prices, from which so abatement can be made . N.B. Any edicts not approved of will be embanded, or the mosey returned. Lists of prices, with rules for se -measure mart, sad }Mersin post tree. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapensablo to Personal Attraction, and to health and kmeterity by the peeper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PRARL DItNTIFRICS compounded of Oriental ingredients, Is of tnestisnable value In and beautifying the teeth, stresigtbannag the guns, and In ring a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar the teeth, removes spear of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable parties have obtained the patmeage of royalty and rep the m a of Europe, and it Ii unlvenally In high ute. Price h. Ba. per box. Bold by A. Illawload and Bons, 20, Hatton. garden. and by Menials and Perfume& Ask for "Xovelands' NOTICK —TH2 NEW NOVI:L-0u Toady cork at en Libraries sod Doolootirau, to town awl coun F try.OOTSTKPB BRIUND BIM. A Novel. By WILLLAX J. ertwaire. 3 rots. post tiro. Laudon: Sampson Low, Bon, and 06., 47. 1w31133-MIL Shb day, by the author of Waimea la White.' BEIL. By Wuxtz Clenune. An entirely new edition, with ideel frontispiece by John Gilbert , head eoraely bound In cloth, price $s Loudon B agaiwoo Low, Sou, and Co., 47, Isidgate-hlil. Jed out soitooprilit Mit" AUTOBIOGRAPHY of a FairiCkt DZTBC TIYI nos 1818 to 1818. Com the most carious ltewelattons of Ixtraerdhaary and Mysterious laws , andairordas a complete insight into the Enoch Detective Pollee spasm By CAM" late Chief of the Parts Detective IPotice. ye.3.—This important copyriaht work hoe been desaibed sad =rioted la the "Times.; and also in the "Atheneento." The wortelas been suppressed by the Trench Goverment. insdisa : Ward sad Loa, 168 , suet-drew. Di GUM NI 3111amousaus. OINDILAL ea. Jul pOilisiprint_i,pipt lustros the Antlwx for 11 dawn A MIDIOAL en the OAUSE and A. Mil et PUMATUILI Diontattn In Km wait Seto dtrultens far perfect restastka In beelth and vlsonr, the result dthraipfive retie unctimlllpentilbe In the umlaute then maw mum and limping gleires winch end to seibiti ff end inteteit lin In T. L. norm 6, istaufutrftel, me twin. len 11 h ante *IWO aunt knonelebatt= etenineeteseent li t rl t a ntn. " 7o. 6l 6=rlVlC l Vlteeerelniere •_ AWAY to lEll'OOl7B Dr. SWIM bar lad a Ta13 8 = 318 1111; minable work Oa rittv ointlo3 Cul= aa the Bataan at , LON MINICer, OW* Iradrada, aa moot , itoosoot_ aro Itaaraa—Aildhas, Dr. SMITH, 17;28= Lomita W.V. T a 0 D Ci . "14, ip!,_noptatreet, near Tem_plebar. sAwyzet 1ay902 . 4 .. for not DAY. wIU co ns at Nu Tenor\ l'Ausials—COlLlOMMt. POISSON. Saumou sauce Perall—liougets trite. . _ _ Frlcsage de oWile ila Stanley. RM. Veatu—licant. letter de Romani II li Pouding d l'AnglaLs—Compoteae Prunes de Bordeaux. Proruage et Salado. TO-MOILROW, August 12, the LONDON DIN2(101 will consist of— POTAOIB. Queue de Ikeut—d la Dualism. POLKION. Turbot Nauru liomard—Nierlans frit+. 1131 TRICES. Noir de Via' 11,1olne—Rismoles la trOrear. Boot tioh—Agneatt rOCI. Fondles d'4.107.1-714ete4. rooms. Preemie et Wade. Turtle Soup Included 14 The London Dinner three thnes a week without extra charge. An extensive and carefulipeateeted stools of Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imputed expressly /or, The London Dinner. Turtle Soap and ell P 1 in season, daily. ♦ llns Hann& of Venire Ivory day, at 9 o'clock. N.B. During the Exhibit on SF -.- r<moon The London Dinner will be served daily from two uum ulna &clock, and Dimness In the Coffee Roan I la carte fres CCM until ton o'clock. Open op Spider it four oick.ck. NIEDZBICIL BAWYFII, Progiristrr. CRYSTAL PAI.AOB.-TO-MORROW. ALL THZ GMAT 11 , 917NTAML Oos PAM& CRYSTAL PALACE. —The GREAT, FOUR- N._./ TAOS, T040.118.0W, at FOOS, will conflates the fol lowing: me Six Fountain oa the II par TIMM. T T Two'rrtnoe of Wales Fountains. The Urge Central &stet Fountain. • The Two Ortoefal Water Manisa The Nortpikalst Tama Fountain,. The Ss Bolling Fountain. TIN, Growl Clucedee and Waterfalls. • • The Donning Fount a ins. And the whois of - tae vatted and beaatifuDy designed Foun tains and Caseadai d thafireat Luber BIM), Which aloe cover a whew of are sere; nualsseing twelve thousand. Jots, did chaWns twenty thousand idioms of wake per minute, in cludloglea Grandes Lax, which attain the attitude of Its feet. -• LITT= MANUAL continues to gain the most flagsang marks of public approval, all who have witnessed her having 'upraised themselves not leap adon4bed at * the Im mature of the performance than the artistic manner in which is rendered. ghe must be seen to be appreciated. In addition to the appearance of Little Coral, the entertain ments at the LONDON PAVILION comet be equalled in the metropolis. IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Miss CONSTANCE, the Star of the Wet, bee been RI-ENOAOID, sod will ap pear, together with Madame LOSENINI, ow MONDAY the lath Mot. Sam Collins even Dresing.—LONDON PAVILION, Mob borne-atrett, LOW, ant SONNBAIDLIMS Proprietors. FURNITURE CARRIAGE IPREE, to say Part of the Lingdom. Drawing-room Suttee In Velvet £ls e 0 Thewtng-rocen Sultan, complete 36 0 0 Illednammen Wink complete SS 0 0 Bed-room Seßea. complete Ws:vented First-clam P. and 8. RRY7IIB, 144, OXFORDSTRRET, sad 91 to 96, CITY-ROAD. Madmen' Catalogue gratis and post tree on application. "IatICELLISTE BIiOUTERIE COURANTE. .14 YODELER SPECIALLY kse TABRIGITIV—WATHEE. ETON and BROODEN, having been honoured with a First-clam Medal at the Paris Universal aecompeaded by the above nattering testimonial, reepeettully invite Has public to en tom!their GOLD CHAINS and extensive asecatmeat , made cm the WATHERSTON and BROODY Gr a o i lrl . smitha Itaantactory, No. 16, Henrletta-street, Coveardea, W.C. Established A.D.17/6. Assays made at Maine and Jeweller for ls. each. W.B. rids establishment la closed at 6 In the evening, and cm Saturdays at 1 o'clock. THE INTERNATIONAL EXILIBMON. On Saturday the interior of the Exhibition was pleasant and cool, Messrs. Negretti and Zambra's unerring record telling of a temperature of 63, or thereabout, sensibly very different from what we are told is actually roasting the grapes on the vines in France, and killing the plants. We hope a more moderate temperature will intervene in the wine countries, and . that we may have a bountiful sup ply of these light, Meshing, and comparatively harmless beverages, of which Mr. Gladstone's tariff permits the entry, and several of our merchants are endeavouring to push the consumption. M. Valentin, one of the wins merchants who caters for the Exhibition, is making praiseworthy exertions in this direction. Eie has, in the large third-class refreshmentaoom At the end of the eastern annexe—and which, we may mention by the way, is tho largest, pleasantest, and coolest eating or drinking room in the whole building—opened what be calls a vinery, being a capacious bar tastefully decorated with trellis work, with a brilliant French landscape for background, and in the foreground, as the painters would say, are ranged a goodly row of wine casks, containing every variety of the red wine of the Bordelals. Vinous critics can have a "tasting order" for a very moderate fee, and in the wine district itself will be served by a " neat-handed Phillis," clad in the picturesque costume of the wine country. A great deal has been done in the Exhibition towards familiarising the cheap wholesome French wines to the English palate, and K Valentin has been one of the most zealous promoters of the new taste. The London Stereoscopic Company are busy amongst the statuary, which is found to produce the finest effects in their novel and beautiful art. The have already been very successful with the c h efs d'auvre of Monti, Gibson, and Magin, and o y await the permission of the artists to bring the "Cleopatra" and " Sibyl " of Storey, and other sculptural gems of the Exhibition, within the focus of the stereoscopic lens. We think that the artists would be much benefited by the greater publicity thus given to their works ; but as the Stereoscopic Company would also derive great advantage by the sale of such attractive objects, perhaps some mutual arrangement might be made satisfactory to both parties. Diverging from art considerations to creature comforts, we must confess that it is with some regret we learn that the police have orders to restrict the entry of carpet-bags and baskets into the building. This order is obviously levelled at the " nosebags" which are the horror of refresh ment contractors, but are often a great comfort to the poorer class of visitors. We hope that as the police are ordered to stop only " large " baskets and bags, they will give a liberal construction to the order, and not needlessly interfere with the cheap enjoyments of the poor. Except where par cels are so large as to cause obstruction or inconve nience, we think the commissioners would exercise a wise discretion in leaving the " nosebags " alone. The highest temperature on Saturday, as regis tered by Menem Negretti and Zambra's patent thermometers, was the nave, 63.6 deg. ; in the galleries, 64.7 deg. The reading was taken at 3.30 p.m. The following were the total numbers admitted on Saturday, compared with the correspond& day in 1861: 1862. Patarday. Auest 9 1 Payment and day tickets 13,709 . . • Total 11,199 18.51. . esitardsy, Avesit • (161f.crown ) Sewn tickets Day) 1 rsimeat - Total ' ItkittB The following are the numbers from the lst of May to the 9th of august (15 weeluif eilibition. &Ilk), tvoipareq with 1851 • ' • iast: 410uosiicksts (lactadhsg tee* kW t O7, On l 'lNkresekt lad dlay ticketa ; M aki - Total 1.. h 14144,411 1851. Samoa at tiolotta (parlly estimated) Payaaaol7,loo Tole/ s This shows a •baisaos oa • tits isitmulote by pay ment against 1862 of 329,808 vidtors. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. tharnes velassaish ITAW TURIN, Ammer 9. The Opinioae of to-day iitya,;—" The encounter between the Garibaldian Volunteers and the Royal troops appears to have taken place at St. Etienne, on the road to Girgenti The Royal troops numbered 100, and the Garibaldians 1,200. After a few shots had been fired the vo lunteers retired, leaving 70 muskets. General Garibtoldi commands the eolumn• which is march ing towards Messina." The Dionarehia Nazionale of today lays The encounter was accidental. The Garibaldians left area and two killed, on the bold. The majority of the volunteers ware very young." TURIN, Avant 10. Dianiatione of to-day contains the following "Garibaldi has occupied Rood and Palumbo. He has made a speech, which some persons ainert 'was to the fdllovring " ' The present state of affairs cannot continua I go against the government, because it will not let'me go to Rome. Igo against France, because she' defends the Pope. I will have Rome at any pries; Rome, or death ! If I snowed, so much the better ; if not, I will destroy the Italy which I made myself.'" The same paper says —" The departure of volun teers from Palermo has almost entirely ceased. Rumours are current that their conduct has been such as `to render them obnoxious to the population. Sorhe ci the 'tolnnteers who left Palermo have te turned thither. They had taken their departure under the belief that an understanding existed be tween the King and Garibaldi, but on being tut deceived they returned to their homes." No further news has been received from Sicily. Signor Rattazzi declared to-day in parliament that the statement published by the Agence Con iineritale, in the French papers, that the 45th Regimeukon landing at Palermo, shouted "Gari baldi for ever, " and was .in coneequence imme diately ordered to Ancona, was absolutely false. The Chamber of Deputies, in its sitting of yester day evening, voted the bill granting the concession of .the litan railwalu to M. Bastogi. The bill on the eof the' state domains, and some otter bills, w also agreed to. The Marquis Pepoli urged the dismission of the bill for granting credits on landed property. Signor Rattazai shaving, in conformity with the proposition of several deputies, expressed a wish that the session might be pro longed, the Chamber agreed to re-assemble on Tuesday next. • PAB.D3, Avow! 0. The France of this evening says : " A Gsribaldian manifestation has taken place in the La Scala Theatre at Milan, at which shouts were rallied of Rome, or death." PARA Amon 10. The France says : " Garibaldi, in an order of the, day, dated rBeid' . quarters, of the Army . n 1( ita4an bidepesidenoiZ =LOUDON ** ,appcoaelun g , am's' Nalos. Ewa. declarea that great events will take place it no distant date." FRANCE. PARIS, Amer 10. M. Dnfaure has been appointed Batonnier of the Advocates of Paris. The France of this evening contains the follow ing: .. . . . "The Pope is said to have addressed a circular to the catholics in the East, recommending them not to assist the Turks in attacking the Montene grins, because catholics ought never to fight against Christians." AUSTRIA. TRIFSTE, AUGUST 9. The municipality of this city has been dissolved by Imperial decree. The new elections are to take place within four weeks. BAVAJILL MUNICH, Acourr la The official Bavarian Gazette of today says : " A note on the question of the commercial treaty between France and Prussia was despatched to Berlin by the Bavarian government on the Bth inst. In this note the Bavarian government de clare& that, having carefully considered all the ex isting circumstances, and more especially theaecord which exists in the wishes of a large majority of the chambers of commerce and manufacturers, it is not in a position to agree to the draft of the treaty. It moreover entertains the tranquillising conviction that the Zollverein, which has hitherto Victoriously stood the test of many a crisis, is still in no serious danger, but, on the contrary, that by a spirited effort on the part of all its members, the principles upon which it was established may be maintained." SPAIN. MADRID, Avouct 9. The report current here of an approaching modi fication of the minis*, has been authoritatively denied. On Saturday Lieut.-Colonel Whitehead, the corn ma Wing officer of the North Middlesex Riles, received • letter hum Lord Fussy aed Xt. Many Lewis, the borough menden for Maillebone, announcing their inten tion to present a challenge cup for cOmpetition by the Voldn teer Rifle Corps of the borough, via., the West Middlesex (Marylebone), the North Middlesex (St. Pancras), and the Ath Middlesex (Paddington) Ripe The cap is a very handsome ooe, and will, no doubt, le hotly contested. The second annual presentation of prizes to succeedul competitors in rifle shooting amongst the let Surrey Volunteer Rifles took place on Saturday afternoon in the central tranaoept of the Crystal Palace. General Sir George Pollock, H.0.R., S.L, presided, and the pnw were distributed by Pod) Pollock in the following order : The Pollock Challenge Cup, presented by General Pollock_ , and a second prize for judging distance drill were awarded to Mr. Brown, of the Clapham company. TheJereey steamer Atalanta, which left South ampton last Wednesday, experienced the most boisterous =known for a long time. She took 19 hours in Guernsey. The Jersey mall packet which left Southampton the same night as the =a, took 13 hours in roasting Guernsey, a most mum! pried. Ezriosion AT TIM HOUNSLOW POWDra Yuu— Three of the Bicinfleld Powder Mills, Hounslow, exploded as Friday while the wee were unchanging, WA did an ha swam easseot al &mem One of the mw sanesedwl• fa see plat het Joke Bennett and enellier man omat theesess ware both fearfully burnt. Mew* was bun& completely from bead to foot, and, *after Mewing alms* teastees bouts in the greatest esisey, tiewitelsi kale& 'snip at six o'ciesk on haturdsy ewindeis !J . e. Pounirrzsue ANNUAL Pow 'Oimtaeli( Pat...ca.—For a burr section of the *Mead* Vedas of theinetrepolthe Walla as weU an fee ilie-assimews of that asosllsot •pr .:widget soelety, " The Assist Order et Terestwa," the sawed fele of theLoatissi Veiled Dlistel Brae& of that proparcias end rasidtpestesiisg bellbottom , bat tetsatial staseebisis.• *elms Wax. eltsigh& • seers tier the essemitry se pawestis Wee, lbsi nil of thsrlressaiums erg Ibi Mesas se-the Mgr fielmat will, it is expeeted, tall Ms abort d meow FRANCE. (nox oas on column PAPA B.4,TUNDAY Evans. I pads& in seeing no importa nce whatever in K del. Giserrouniere, his journal, or his arguments, except so far 'as he may be a chosen tool for venti lating some idea to be hereafter supported diplo matically or forcibly by the power of the Inspire. I have read his two long-winded articles of ' jnisterday and to-day with the sole view of seeing whether they contain any indications of official inspiration worth practical notice. Li the first article, headed " The Home Policy of France," I have detected nothing beyond a hazy development of the opt:: of that section of courtiers which Issas to and doubts whether the imperial system will bear the very mild measures of political reform inan rated in November 1860. 1 remember telling you some time ago, when the Petrie found that M. de Ia Guerronnilre's exalted direction did not pay, it was his intention to set up a joarna of hie own, whick would be the organ of that court faction. To-day I find in the secead article " 911 foreign affairs" one or two paragraphs which, aeon toms worthy of a .ppimg query lent tie writer should have had some warrant from the highest quarter for throwing oat' " feeler." After a tremendously long rigmarole, abomding in that clinking and meaningless antitheais which dis tinguishes the style of the man whom the cringing people, reduced to curry favour with him when he , wsa censor of the press, have dubbed an " illus trious writer ;" and after a piracy of Sir Robert Peel's celebrated "three courses," at having been open to the Emperor in regard to foreign piles, he expiable the conduct of England is the Italian ques tion in the following manner. Before the moans of the Italian war, Ragland supporter: Austria because she saw in the predominance of that power on the Alpe a menace for France. When subsequently Austrian influence in Italy was destroyed by the battle' f Solferino, England, "changing her tactics, but not her object, favoured Italian unity, in order to establish at oar very doors a great maritime and military nation, which she hopes one day may be her ally. Tha t is the whole secret of her conduct" K de la Guerronniere therefore proclaims himself an adversary of the unity of Italf. It his question worth asking, whether that is the definitive policy' of the Emperor. Lower down he argues that the recognition of Italy by Russia and Prussia, at the demand " of France, was a measure designed to " fort if y " Italy at Man, to " draw her nearer" to Venice, but to "'repel' • her from Rome, The French troops went 66 Ries from " duty," and are now called apok to remiss there by " honour." The only, solution of the Roman qnestion which IL de la Guerrounierc holds out at this crisis is that, " when France pleases," and when more con ciliatory dispositions between Turin and Rome may prevail than there do at present, a congress may be called upon to " maintain the Pope permanent in his terretterial power." Is this man a mete , beg, or does he speak with some authority ? Ira France opntinues to make the ,worst of Hari haldi's movements, and gives a good deal of news not to be found elsewhere, arguing the great hos tility of hie followers to France, 'and the participe. tion of Martini in the expedition. Moreover, he says that Martini has left London "to be ready , for event.." The Bourne was more affeceed thee it has yet been by the Italian news. Bentee fell 200. for rash, and 25e. for acemint, clueing 6&80 and 88.85. Mobilier 8.75, and the Italian Loan 85. Railways were only from 1.25 to 2.50 lower. The Monitour of yesterday sanounces that the Emperor arrived att. Cloud at 6.30 p.m. on Satur day, and that his Majesty will holds grand review on the 14th inst. The La Prance of Saturday evening contains the following news At the third conference held at Constantinople it was decided in principle that the Turks should continue to occupy the citadel of Bel grad. "It is asserted that the Confederate envoys at Paris and London demanded the recognition of the Southern Confederacy, and that England has re fused to accede, while France • has not 'yet given any reply." ITALY. A Turin letter of the 6th in the says : The council of ministers this mooning had a very long sitting, the King presiding, to consider the manifestations now going on throughout the country. It was decided to be oecemary to strike at the root of the evil, sod to deselve the " Emancipation Society" of Geoca—the sane body that was formerly called the Committee of the Provvedimento. It was donstcleied expedient to sacrifice to the safety of the Mate all legal scruples shout the power of the executive to molest a society of this kind. I =poet, therefore, that you will soon hear of its digeolution. The following order of the day has been issued by Colonel Medici, late lieutenant and • intimate friend of Garibaldi, to the National Guard of Palermo, of which he is at present the commander : " Italy sad Victor Emmanuel I" finch is Geribekles pro. Femme, as well as that of the King of Italy's government. Between those who profess the same purpose, the oely difference that can (11:1St is that of the imams to be ego played ; it is • family question, which I trust may soon be settled. The National Guard, whose duty it is to be above every party, must rally round its chiefs and behave with firmness, so that family misunderstandings may not igs notate in • fratricidal war. Relying on the pahrionns of the National Guard, I feel confident that I shall be enabled to fulfil my missies, uphold order and liberty, and the, restore that calm and confidence which is indispensable to the social life of this city, which has deserved so well of Italy. AZDMIL GARIBALDL I A letter in the Patrie of August 8 gives the fol lowing circumstantial amount of Garibaldi's re fusal to obey the King's proclamation : On the day after taking possession of the prefeeinre of Palermo General Coma sent the Duke Della Verdun, mayor of Palermo and M. lAloWs, deputy, and formerly a minister of the dicker'', to use Garibaldi. They wire ia strudel pot oily to remit to the amoral the King's pro- clamation and the Minister at War's address to the army, but also to order him from General Cugis to bask up his Amara ramp within twenty -fear hours, and send his volunteers to Palermo, when the government would take charge of them, and undertake to see them to their homes. MM. Della Verdure and Woggle, were also bearers of a letter from the -msnmasdnat _a:l the National Guard of Palermo, General Md, sweetly retreating Garibaldi not to force open him the sad sseesuity of terming the disorder which mend arise if be enlisted in maintaining • hostile attitude. Geribaldi received Genesi Cogia's envoys with perfect courtesy. He was sarmanded by his eat, end refused my plicate interview, beg the envoys to nay what they bad to my Won the salemNed dims. The King's proclamation having been handed to him, Garibaldi, after reading it, shrugged his Madders and amid that it was a dammed made up for Mira, and that he knew all about Victor B uel's His Majesty, be added, bad been mad, to sign , that proelmaation eousequeoos of the ample. of his • Maiden and out of comideratiou for foreign powers, just as two year, aim he bad written • to him not to anus the Straits of Mends' bemuse negotiations were going oil with • the King of Naples for an allimos batman the two states ; the situation was precisely the same now, and as he bad taken no account of his Mii}est letter at that time, he should now this _proidsaiiition. Having _afterwards read the order 4 the n $ Teter at War, Garibaldi fell into a violent pandas, declaring that while he recognised the authority sad supre macy of the King, be did not Mrs a for his ministers. As to General Medici 's leMe be rimed to open it, and begged the bearers to UM it hackie be.. The Duke Delis Teraina and H. remised someltinte at Menai\ ; and, acc"lctitt: t laiallfroos, them was a rumour that thee ea bad boxer more moderate sad con ciliating. bet Ike sllsalion is terribly " emitted," and from can Monist to ameher a tailipee may bring is the disalmas sews that mail war bee ao Anotheir Turiisbstter, of Angest 6, egg : 0141 war, the phantom of whieli lei her. evoked, ie Holy the most stain sannieles of Geri baldi bar bin so ill-will; on the .rimy, his blind, di Wended patriotism—amoantisg, es some Viet, to Is. sanity—touches evrey hearßlsla is at this in the midst of wild monstsins, oarsfuDy &easing where he is certain not to come into collision with tabus.' This man, who never yet yielded, might now be lakes for a fove, so great are his promotions to spare the Italian soMises • paleful el s. It using to be pretty cer tain that be Is =Shag for the mut, and that heist's& to put to sea at a point betwess MUMS and Sehasca, where the ma shove, for miles together, is • damn. If be onoe embarks, both his Mends Red the more sober advisers, now styled his admissriss, will hope that his 'tar may safely guide him. Is petto, the ministry has the acme wish. SP.LIN. The Correepondancia of Madrid, of the 6th, pub lishes a letter from Paris which anhOmices that the desire of the French Government to resume friendly relations with Spain—somewhat impaired by the conduct of General Prim in Mexico—is so great that it has announced to the Madrid cabinet its willingness not to ratify the treaty of Cochin China until it has been examined and app roved . of by Spe ; also, that should Spain be indisposed to tale possession of tie territory assigned it, the Fennel Government will be ready to pay money foe. the land in question. & LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The Royal Mail steareabip Athenian arrived in the Msnsy at 10 °Week to-sight with the sans hose the Wee Coss. of Africa. Mho Mop 116 pmensegesi 2,200 oases of gold and 1,2001. is spars. liar - dates are— Brie, June 24; Famed. Po, 29; °merlons, 30; Old Calabar, July 2 ; Bre Blew, 4 ; Nun, ime 24 ;Old Calabar sad Honey, July 7 ; Lassa, 11 ; Arra, 13; Gips Coast Castle, 14; Caps 10; Mersa Leona, 21 ; Bathurst, 25 ; Taesrifla, 9i ; August 2. Bickers me the rivers was abating very fee mos of fever having takes place dna* the sesamsr's Aay at Berry. The deaths of Ea/opera. however, am reported as follows; Ifr.Wm. Hearn, of Old Calabar, dear Fernando Po ; Mr. Bear, all Benin ; EL . Eryessor Saha Ohs. iiiihesp, at BOUIM ; Mr. Elle, 'bad Wow cl strawhip Relorisr, rib Mr. Bross, at Fasenclo Po. At Benin a shoring sitar task placi. The 'maim rive in a most excited and trowidoseros state, sad damp the absence of Dr. Id 'Every frog his factory they broils labeler store-house, stole his pork and one of the Imders raid to be a chief) thiestenedie Mies lbs. Y' /teary ma Meer kill her. Fortenersly,„. a plucky Kraals stood 40 the doer of her room with a loaded pistol is his hand, and wen he' would shoot the flirman who atestiresd is Voss the. threshold- By this mar the X.s some* Yew. 1171eury's retreat ; who by this sine had mads her ramps out of the back entrance of the hem sad ram to miles lath the bur, wading op to . her wails' is mad and water. At sight she Journeyed does to Rama Horsfall's factory. The extreme fear cause) such a shock to her nervous system that she took him, se coinpanisd with coseetion of the Mir sad died fser days , able the or:2r The -nation weal& n$ allow Dr. Mks!" to isv lath. posed appropriated for the, =let • *sr • ABNAM ream. nes to M seeer 40 trash Wes sewers* asevaidmir a orthostary lasso& ; AtTemasito le trado was doll. 'At , alleeresh Paths woo ripped sirs the lit of Illy. sailkweves Ink Milk pompom of its berg • rearmed. Is. masalime, The prime dammed by the &Mims lee the eil was mast exorbitant. - .Tlitlete diffeteeeee•vlitl the natives at Old Oalakar lot the masa* arranged, the ships and hallo have to their old anchorage op the river. Trids has isie=simsed, but still remains muck decreed Wier wire Nis per two maths' lasers in the nada, sad** miss haring set le a a short supply of oil may lo looked tar this u. The trade at Bret Wog only jut mormod, is dull to Al Belay tzare merry dull. hoes, out the leth July, was visited by a very .were esathqualm, tit sloth of which lasted tau rinetas. 7br loom rooked to sad he, mid fall _Lis, ligan bu are more or lass destroyed. The aid Dutch are almost is ruins ;• they re as WPC kideite.bis. mi. mosmailies ass herr to the _Tia• Polls d_tusiftr au toto .e v i er ig howsi which. war its shading. The rider Mr bows aeities wesams that s k id ha ts Making and inaldwe mirth day. shooks hasishinsisitAlly; even the &fps he the readieheide berg Israel "boat vrik sub limer* shocks. TM era Mimed la thread ada large fume" eas mete in. the realm sear St. & I ra Fort. Oaly three trim hare bar killed. The sews front the other parts et lht westward oast to of *sporran. Hssttk good, and satires quiet. MURDER AT ISLEWORTH. An inquest was held on Saturday by Mr. Bird, at the . Chequers Inn, hieworth, 'on the body of • woman who was murdered an Thereday awmiag last, about sight o'clock, in Lim-lase , blower* the body having been covered by a postman, who itummliately before had beard the report of a pistol, and seen a arm remain away. The first whines examined was [iamb Benham. who said she was the mother of the murdered woman. The de. maned went by the name of Berahain, but she was married to • ma who called himself Copeird about four years ago. The man's real name was Cooper, and he was a deserter. Her daughter was Hi years of era. She bad not lived with her husband for some months. Witness lad sew her daughter on Thursday, the lib hid. She addo sew land fast at the bottom of the lane, mitring the shooting ; he sherwarde came to the house where she was living with her father Ind author • that is, the grarditaker and ilinodllintinr of the dreeraderal. He was for about two hours in the home venting foe her daughter to come in. Her father then emu 'hoses, sad Copeland ran into the wenhhouse to get out of his way. lie bad threatened to do • some mischief to whines •saTto her t daughter. He had shown her three bullets which he in 1 0 Pocked. and said he would aot towable Ann (her &migrater) much ]conger . He added that he had grossly wronged her, but it was thirteen yearn ego that he bad married his find wife. Witness wee afraid of him, because she haw bow savagely he behaved sometimes. Before he left the house her mother called to him and said she would give him up, inuring that she would Warm &Ord him as being a ds. mgr. Her daughter said ha should not be even up. She then followed him out of the house. She had been at Rich• mad all the day with her deter. After the etamination of the witness was terminated, she started up in • frantic manner and said,"! am certain he did it. He stabbed his Ara wife." The whams was continuing in an incoherent meaner, when she was removed from the room. Rosins Benham. who mid she was • eider of the de ceased, stated that she was • domestic servant, and lived at Richniond ima sen. Het beotberin-law came once to see her on lad. She wee afraid of being alone with his, as he frequently threatened her life. While she was out with him and the deceased, Copeland showed them three ballets, and said, *" O n e is for Ann, another for the old manna, and the third is for the first man that stops me." He said he had kept them three months for the pur pose. He seemed in • very determined and revengeful dote. Be.''e not seen any pistol in his pommusioo. James Audio a letter carrier, said that on Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, be wen in the Brazil, llinlase, when he beard the report of firearms. Upon going ea fur. titer he sew the decreed lying upon the ground, end be observed • man running awa . The man had on • dark frock coat, and • lod. hat. W hen be found the deceased lying, he sailed for amides's, and carried her to the Union Workhouse. She groaned heavily, and died while they were carrying her off. He said to her, " Foe God's sake tell me who has don* this," bet she wee them in sensible, and unable to answer. Her bonnet, when he got up to her, wen on fi xe, and he took it off and crushed it under his foot M. Jan •Burinne, proved findings bullet is the brain of the murdered womae, which uodoubtedly had. caused her death. The inquiry was adjourned. .; Mummy! AurrweßY Paacrficz. —A n accident of r very swims obouseter took plow at Plymouth le Saturday afternoon, by which two Basemen had • very moth their Ursa Of late feces the Im pai r* w foree aw r moth artallery quartered at the venom farts this peel, there hew been • esankint miss at dam kept up—shot and shell &heat from all quarters arrow Cho floand, to the pea of etas pealing boats, erreral tiro wintew Owe. Oa Saturday afteraoe Ilshermea were eetueeteg from the Idael/ ground te • 28ft, hosidet-boat whittle we 4 mists( be wader sail across the grimes of Calmed Bay, for Poo, when • shell (dyed tram the 116161117: ar l lialme heights) imploded within • abort dirtase• of bait, and awing the pisoes of shell that were hinted to muds them • Woe tunteurat Immeg vut tV as hot weather' aide •td wee 4 out MILIP• 4 and 'Mille almost iontediately, The ma both witlein a few lathe@ of the Oh leff the MON* and oat was struck by. it ad keeeleei oat of the eideet thebeei. Beth mea 1111111 fortunately picked by s beat that we. wemohe mese at. the &midget The u waryiMs ou the baths* eoatlused their 'me" o ssmM eh& espied* very Mat the see* es the boat srjpeime &M. CAUSAL Yew:a liLus,i-CsowN DAY. —4.: TOILDAI, Amor I.—Minimises eh payment, 8.071: ditto * meow Mae* =hag Ihtezeley, 1 ALIOO3IM ; 10100. Meted elation he week 1L...