The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-27 00:00:00

1 •711 • 4 mr „, (ij I . 7 ) 0 .,.-- - ''e.e..,Zl,-<-1.-- N r.IV3 PAPER --__._._____7 —t—:• ''' -L-----7 --------._, i . I I i !. ..... 1 ....... i,..... _... • ' - 7= -- ‘ . 53 , Ar ~ i : . t i.C . ~ • 4 , aZiatiXii . , i . i No. 5,633.] BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE at CLIPPER PACKESS far AUSTRALIA tram London direct. • ---- - • - ems. Tannage. 1 . Cinderella 1,1100 • city of .... %too ;000G•d.ieu CitJ •• • • 1.5" . 1 / 4 %. • u rala '' nT.... Light Brlgad• 2.1420 lads 1. India I India I India I I India Sept IS Oct. 10 Sept. 25 Sept 15 Sept. 10 Thu celebrated line of packets bar*, by their punctually and p loves. rented a world-lmown repute/len, and their pito witrood.ttivn to uneurpaased by say vessels ailoaa—Par Ink .11rs respecting freight or parses le Atutralla te jou> PAINE! , and 03.. Liverpool ; all Mesita for the Meat up Lae . and T. IL' UCLA!' end Co., 1, laudeaball-etaest. frAdoa. LC OA I . R Q1713.201T0WN TO " UV /EATIORK. TIIELIVERPOOL NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA Silk -SHIP COMPANY Woad dew p y, wing tbalr tallposered Clyde-bat Ina Saw assearaadm „onus the l'ntted States mann. FROM LIVERPOOL for WNW TORE. CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, August SY CI I Y OF DUBLIN. Saturday, September & Clll OF LONDON. Wednesday, September 7. Awl easy Wedne= and miry sismaase eriental. Ca parade by the steamma aatleg wiry W sad 21 guineas, according to the mm the yaps re by the Saturdays Mammon, IS guineas. Obrenwd prows piptsl. Inelsding all provisions seined- Pasem toe c m .,ta, the tutted States, and Britten CohumblAt uh. oolusd Womb nry adrantagsous terma.—For twiner orply to CUM! INMAN, Et, Waterolrest, Liverpool; es le REYES tad MACEY. EL Lim Wllnarsolvert. ply. (ENARD LINE—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL WAIL STRAX.SHIPIL appointed* tW Adoutaby to roll betwasa uvaspool. aril KW YORK, si l l Noreen LIVXRPOOL and BOEITOY, the Bodes ships at nisi= to land and moire and walk A i ello wring or other vessels are Se nil Wm Llverpook m gis; at fork to weir. th. mails: • sCoTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, August IT. • 'Ming yummier* arid goods ter Kaman and Ravasnah. to N Vat:starred at Sea Yort (aziNad to the permiadon of the Is:ram:des authorities, on board the L 11.8.3. Corsica. Alit MA, for ROSICIN, Saturday, Sept YEllislA, for NEW YORK Saturday, Sept to. Purge money, mcluding atewirtra totiand iirovidons, bet without wines or liquors s—To Halifax and Barton, chief *ably, iii : second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin, die- second cabin, ClB. Freight to Bata; Dodos, and Now York, LS re, ten, Ind 5 per cent. primam—Apply la Z. B. Toped , 62, ma keidotreet, London J. 5!. Carer, - Hare, and 11, Pros do la Scone, Para , 0. and J. Dunes, Baabananotegot, Disarm ; D. and C. Motives . . Queenstown; to D. and C. realm, 11, rare r:vet Liverpool ROTTERDAM and the RELINE. —TWICE • WEEK.—The paddlosteanter ZATATIER, Capt. W. SMITH, every Sunday, from Hermitage Mar, at 10 am., ceiling at Blackwell for passengers at 11 am. You. it 23., ft 10a.„ and 171. : Mane 113 De, . , sal el Id. T he adrew geamer FTESOORD from off the Tower every Thursday mornhag sozly. Farm. CI and 4110 a—tor thro fans refer to the glinted monthly time bilk. to INIS Universal Ogre. .or to PfiII.LI2PS, OWNS. PIHILIPIS,, sad Co.. 11. Hood-lane SC. pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPP'S, and Co. despatch the andenstentloned Int-elase steamers For ROTTERDAM. the BATAVIII, eme7 eemday mandag. from Hermitage Tier, at 10 am, along at Blackman for pas sawn at 11 a.m. Fares, ft Ea, El 10a. sad lla. ed. : and the ITESOORD e*ery Thursday morning early from off the Tower. rare £l. • Foe BRMLIA, ventral yew* under Itorelaa Le, =LER, HOWL, or C•ALBE, every Thursday merging mittlag., at /1131. m., how Flonselydown, and from illaelman 1° noon, and from Boraelydolva every Saturday till forth's. Donee. Faarram LE El, and 10a. For GOTHENBURG. the LONDON, on or about September 3. bow 11 , rselydovni. Fares, ES Si. and 5.2 Ts. To be followed by y lor tilA I N V DEr . and STOCKHOLM, the NEWSILT, from Alderman's Tier, Di a few days, Fares. AS 31s. ad L< 4a. For freight, passage, dec., at Ckaptin's Unlversal Odiee, Herent-en one W.. or to PHDIU.IIIII, GRAVER PIIILLIPFB, sad Co., 11, Reediaae, E.G. IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ▪ BANK of HINDMAN, CHINA, mad JAPAN (f.itedl • REIIIIyID from 16, Coruhill, to No. I, HANI-DV=INGS, LOTtICtkY.—B7 order, B. SWIM WHIM Farzetszy. 1. Book-bonding, August to, 1064. SIX PER CENT. DEBENTURES. TEE CREDIT TONCLER cd ictuarnrs (Limited). t iintreMbed Capital Pald-up Capital toped Capital _ - MOMS& , CRAnutAx—gb JOHN P. GRANT, K.C.B. t olonel Balfour, C.D. il Zz i A. V. TtnarAer. George Remy liere, We. George Palmer Robineon, Est George Claribeenq. Richard Spooner, E.A. Robert G. Uneasier, Le. The Deedlt Fonder of limultias (Limited% duly authorised to barrow to the extent of the mosey invested on moe e, le sow to r issue debentures, with compose ade for tense for upon, in amounts from CD) upwards, ate per cent. perineum, payable half.yearly by thsHence Bank, on the 15th of June and 15th of December. 111esectiriCy io6ebeOi;r7boldflTS will be the whole of the meets of the Company, including the paid and uncoiled capital, and In addition the property mortgagel to the Company. The Mato of the law of Mauritius , including the system of registratioe of mitoses and other claims upon land, is pecu liarly conducive to the - security of mortgagees. Applications for debentures fobs made to the Secretary of the Company, 17, Cheagedthey : to the Albano, Bank, Ey Le.bhury ; or to Mama. J. and A. ficricageour. the brokers of the Company, le, Old Brood-drest. HILLY. O. DICE. esentuy. 'TOWARD and SONS' SILVER FIR FUR an. MITCH& —HOWLED sad MOTS, Manufacturers by Sterns Machinery. we enabled to predates every description of very superior cabinet work at s moderate pries.—Wwebooses, 24 and 27 Pornersotrest. Word-strait Dedgew owl estimate& tient LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAIIGI sad SON. $ sad a GOODONATIXIIT. W. BROW!' BROTHERS . -PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHBR. Barrack Farnham Thinks. Paclasas. Irma 0 , -, at PRICES CONSIDZIWILY LIDICCED.-1111, Mew dam. Cambium ins. TIAVI KS'S PALACE PAR AFFINE CAN DLES, la &I. per lb.—Sperm, la 4d and Is. dd. ; las RAGA was. Lt Sd. : transparent was, la 6d.: Pelesieum, la ed. ; Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; German Was, Is. ; botanic Wax. eemposlte Pd.. and the bed, 10d. ; =talk for Pelaser's lamps. Bd. ; magnums, 8 d.: beet dip candles, Bd. moulds, 701 Best Colza el!, as. ad. per gallon : yellow soap. 161. 44a, end ella pee 1111Iss. mottled, 465.. old brews Wimisor, Is. Pd. per packet , common brown Windsor. le. while Wisdeer. Is. Id.: plyeerine sod Massed. le. ow baz—ter ellelt. at It P. DAVID and SON 3 old esiablished waralwasse, liartinlalane. Charing rs* Loadow. W.C. GANDLEB.—PRIZZ MEDAL PAIAPITNI.—Adopted by lit Yettsdefe Oevermarst for Ns segtery staikee. I. C. sad J. TOM.D,I the Mika nsenettecturere and holders of the 1 Prise Medal, stabs the public s mind any 'parlous Imitations. Their label I+ oa all peetete Axel bozos Selo ay all dieters t^ronghont the Illsrdees Wholesale end Per otportatloo at the Worts, UPPER MARSH, LAMBrIII, LONDON. N., where Yee may be obteleed their asisteelled United %rites Soap rabble. MRAVSLLING SUITS. HAMILTON and .a. LIMPTON (Talk') call stiosilos to die NEW MATE. 11AIS in dllTeresiastisisessa fro Travails& Loassie& sad Bea nie Saito 10S STII.A.ND. OPPatITE liIIITZLYIALL H YAM and CO.'S CLOTHING WiTABLISHIKENT, 66 and 07, Oxford-street. The attention of Gentlemen is particularly bolted to the fol lowing arrangements into which Hyam and Op's ItstabLis!anent is laid out for public ;accommodation : No. 1. Clothing for immediate Wear. No. 2. Select Order Department. No. l Juvenile and Youths' Department. No. 4. list and Hosiery Department. The meet experienced cutters sad work bands are = b i t : the Tailoring branches. sad the beet and most /arks and true economy are guannteed- ETA NI and CO., 66 &A eT. Oxfordetreet, Loodon ; 11, 72. and Z. New.street, Birmingham: 42, Brims,. Leeds: and West- Este Dewsbury. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and man u.eftti inventlon of the day, A6O& AMAJOLL C— lients. JOHN GOSNICLI. and Cu, Three glosgeourt, Lambent street. London. perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the pabh. this truly niareellons fl uid, which gradually restores the human half to its pri dine hoe—no matter at whatage. The Ague ganrella how nose of the properties of dyes . It. au the eeedowY. lenellentl to the system, and when the half la ono* motored one implication per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price 4 1 ls. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10a fel. John Goenell it Co. have been appointed Derfittnen to LLH. the Princess of Wales. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA bsa been, daring twenty-fire years, emphatically sane tlons4 by the medical proteselon, sad universally accepted by Ptbik, Oa the hest remedy for acidity of the mildh,her burn headache, nut, and inclination and sa aaperient for &neat* constitutions, more especially for ladies and chit tires. It is prepared, ha a state of perfect purity and of uniform neurth, by DINNEFOItfI and CO, ITS boy Bond-street, Inn don and sold by all respectable chemists throushout the world. THE INITIGORATPTE NER.VINE ESSENCE. The meet scientifically prepared sad soot powerful antri tie. coolie' ever introduced: restores to their normal eonditioo W the secretioos, on the integrity of which perfect health de la It 4 a specific for debility of ell kind*. and from its coo n,. cr. unong other incvedienta papillae and Pharta of ru Peon highly beneficial to the nervous on dyspeptic. .Tift Is. per bottle, or four quantities is ose for Its. Pole Arent/, Messrs. Bacnestarten and Co., KO. Oztard-dreet. W.C.. sad I AA. Penehurehaareot. LC. Londas. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER Pill • aster falling remedy, withent say insra:ll togredient, ?men the recipe et . IScott, will be totted invambis to ail who eager from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion. w t". trams. giddiness, dininees et the *young. For habitual costiveness, is a family aperient istedletais, sod es s guider of She ittwid they are truly testiest ; In their operettas' and gram id to tha stomach, ley cream appeals. Promote airotL.L Yid strengthen the whole nervoits—Koht by W. . Derr, chemist, Ft, King William-el, c ogees, and by Mal . 6131 7 1 na. in boxes, I s . ltd. sad & e Id. sere to sat ter Dr. I le anions and Liver PIM. The pawls& two la • squire gran iliwkode with •• Wail= 1111118.“ es the slaw*. THE OXFORD.—Tit. 0170 RD and CAN: TIMBITRY HALL ODMPLIT ti.alted).—mscrioos from LI 10I2A DEL OWSTINO, Le Trailate, Nabuoo, sod the Two allialolo et Verona. by the whole of the talented compeay. Dtrector—Yr. V. JONORMANIS Comedy by Uneworth, Nageolt, W. Ileadall. W. %rtes. sod NM& earalho, the celebrated oestedlemos sad min* ZVI= ZVI:NINO. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bish i nksto-st. Within. GINULNI YOZZION N Part, from Ibt wood Ditto, old erestad Marry liariala, Snot Ma. Clara, 14, 11a, 16*, to Ma ditto. STEVENS and 130N8, 7 Bisham s. te4t.Within. POZZIGN and BUMP Gin. salwirkw Baeldi.. fa 4d, Iss. at Ik., Ik . ad. par , Coa. Brandy, Cognac .... Zia, tia. , Dino, Pala, 27.., 18.. Ban, ftaatJamsalea Whisky VItARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a nay Invention, so admiralty contrhod that s es Ina es smaller casks, may be raised or tilted ea It wlt6oat laboor or troobla. its setae is so impalpable that UN sediment of the most limpid told by no paid Nifty can be dad. ?rice lb.. 14a., to snit 44, 9, and 18 gallon caaka BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No monlpeg repaired. Ito mom tat beer or soar mina ?floe es. ed. , ditto, elm ea—Apply direst to JAMBS aaaLow. iiiimastrest. Manaloa.boamt Ses that lie came sod /nes sr* ea every wilds ; sil oases ars marinas imitationw lagniMags pada Eambialiall taw TO: m adad that the DAN bops to Ina repirding the VALUJI rests of the fair trade the wide circulation divided Into 24 part * Ow following , GOLD. teethe pur er and the paddle of khewledge es the te or gusts, It follows gold being ttai gold of 26 aunts one, ta 18 eirats.C3 2 21 worth ..44 0 lle IT orals.. I 0 2 per ounce. 16 ewes.. 2 16 7i 23 =rats.. 4 1 6 16 amts.. 2IS 1 cerais (Britt* 10 msle.. deader& 317 101 13 mak.. 2 6 0 21 carets.. 314 s 1! carets.. 2 2 Se 20 amts.. 2 10. II 11 mule.. 1 18 11 19 a!4.. 2 . 7 3 1.0 carats... 116 41 9 carats.. Cl 11 10 carats.. 1 8 st T carats.. 1 4 9 caroda.. 1 1 carats . 011 8 4 Was.. 014 carats.. 010 70 2 camas.. 0 T 1 1 prat Nee N.B. Amyl made llstablishment bas of Chains and Jewel Peed at 6 In the eve tdsa, London, W.C. for la. each. This r. and on Saturdays at on. o clock. • HE ART-JOURNAL for September (prim .A.h ed. ) contains three Line Itheasviera,rl !Geod. hag," by P. Lightfoot, after 0. It (Phalli—. Heidelberg," by T. A. Pror, attar J. M. W. Tensor —end "A .11i Girl." by A. adig har oo lfter by end Et Murillo. The teearydreeetrJewitttleas, F. iS.A.nclude : " flew , War History of C ure." by T. Wright, Mustrated "BALM Amens: Miss Osborn," by Jame" Defense, Illustrated Ahpusec of the Month." Illustrated—"llluetrations from the • Ambles Nights' "—" Cyclepaus Structure' In Sardinia and Italy," by Profaner Amsted, Illustrated"—"Ant-Work in September," by Bee. J. O. Won& A.—" The Art-Samoa"— Report, of the Committee on Schools of Art"—" The Artisan end Institute at Wender -- Alexandra Perk"—"Picture Wee—. Forged Antlquer—" Mosaic Decoration In St. Pears Cstisedrel"—. Art.Uniou Prim," de., de. Leaden : Jams & VIM& 111, Ivy-kaa. PROM LAST MOM'S CUM% !WAXED OW BOLICATOWA LWD MTN= PANTSCILAIO TO Mil 012,11111 D AT TWO 001101 OW TIM Cll lIMIDITZLD, moor or suirsorror. rusutorAurerazor.l SA/17[1171Tat . . BMA= 1, to Irsomos, Itick — ra;a7i, Surrey, to surrender Sep& Ist EDWARD BILL, Newotreet. Kennington-read, Sept. 1; at 11. FILMY BULL. ClUnberwell-road, Sept, 12. at 1. • DIMS Trarnir, Windsor-terrace, City-rod, stationer, Sept. 1 WlLtgan 8, Wilson, Jamey-street Stepney. saddler, Sept. 6, at I. Oakum Ilaitanam., Old Church-street, Paddington, butcher, Sept. 6, at 1. Job cog. Sundon. Bedford/hire, lankeepar. Sept. I, at L lOcuano THOMAS, Circus-road, and W&Lngtonrosd. St. John's wood, builder. Se 6. at 1. 101131 BRADBURY, q'sftnstreet, Soho, end Lorton road, china denier, Sept. IT at 11. Kam gnu Num. inulterell, Herta, grocer. Sept 12, at 11. Hart Meant Tunbridge Well Kent, whit, Sept, 11, at 11 . SUM= mum, Ooillogwood-gtreet, Betlinaligran, trtualunaker, Sept. 12, at 11. T9OTIILXYgItroIi. Colon-street, Ehhepende-street iept. 12, at It W A* DIAN, Tottantinnaeourt-road. and Queen'alnaillngs, TottenSeanconridond, spielnliernr. Sept. 11, at IL 'Warn! Monebeannt-tenana UtittAtek - tead. 'tanker • builder, Sept.l2, at 12. B.II.IIIWIRT .ftiatat Dll.ll. 611Q1711. Rosedale-villa. ladbraids. grove, Nottlag-bill, dancing mater, Sept. 12, at 12. Malt= Hritair 301112011 AX, Dulwkh, professor of music, Sept. 12, et 12. lYtoasa . All/110_11T . 0011.1031. Lettee, Rutlaadatiee, tnsuraace 87 - ni-Tt: ;412: Rue burry o . o?w AJ:!, 0 Earnsbury-rood. dairy- ma, Sept 12. r "ie „ , Tsvmes Jew= ICEntLedbary-road.Sayawater.tillor,SeptiZati. TawFrea,Lloyd•aquare, Clerkenwell, dealer In jewel- fiery,Sept. 1?, atll. Joni" ILASFORD WARDISS, opialoster, Essex, &hip broker, Sept It. et 11 rAci Jean SWAM% Asbley.place, Vsetorisntreet, Westminster, comedian, Sept IS, at IL Gloms Women , PRRA; Lydlinch, Dorsetshire, yeoman, ----- - -' - DI Jo Sept int DIMS, Boodkigh. Devonshire, clerk In holy orders, Sept e, at 11 'ORM TROILPIIOII, Peavey, Yottahlre, innkeeper, Sept. it at 11. JOHAMILSOULAADT Scuxurr, Bradford, pork butcher, dept. 1; at .11 - . . . Jo= Munn, Ries Holm e House. near Heighley, Yoriohire, worsted spinner, Rept. 12, at 11. Gnomes Gamma, .11kidlesborough, Yorksh., grooer. ao 12. Mll. JAWS. Wain, Liverpool. and Waterloo, Lawman*, Owe dealer, _ ... !opt. 6. al iL CsAakze DAVID Burr, Liverpool. mining agent. Sept 12, al 11. IiVAIRT DAGGS, Ardwiek, Lateeahlre, bmcber. dept. 7, at it ADAM THOZSOV. Rochdale. draper, Bept. 8, at 12. WU.UAX prowww, 10cb" . 14 A.V.Per. Sept a. 1 ,4.11. .. . _ . Caucus Jogs Cninneas,ll;neheite4asilittaWnietter.Sept.e.stli Wit.uum WILD, Oldham. cotton will manager, Bept. g at U. Jams Mamma. ataneth‘Cumberlanel, cattle Jolla gnanagnm, pearith, CumberWod, farmer, Sept. e, at It Gutman Tam LuinnakWellington, Shropshire, wawa foreman, SapL 26, et Is. - HURT Jusarzaz ASDIZW, Liverpool, draper, Sept.LS, at 2. luaus Lou; Liverpool, poultr7 deAler, Sept. 13. at IL JOHN Hoorn Dans, Merthyr Tydfil, accountant, Sept. 5, at IL SIDNINT Wagirsa, Canton. Glarnorgaathlre, grocer, Sept. 5, at 11. HICHAILD ALIJOHION yLaco, Jun., Leadgate, Durhiun, Joiner, sept.lo}. WILLIAM WALILMpSritHEN, HlNketp•Z. Sept. 16 2 at 1!. Bar. ITllliitatis,Diuisa -- i.7.;11 .-- ng ou mass r. Malt Jaltit Sarni, Stamford baron, Northamptonshire, bloadumith, Sept. IS,at 11. _. - , . 010 ASS SLAccATT, Hahne, LaDesabtre, blactstoath, Sept. 10,,,t91. Mona It= and TIMMS Yowzu. OMAN'S:3, itheaeld, glum sores. • Sept. ZI, at 1. , Joiss Wass, Leeds, joiner, Sept 9, at Lt. Joss Biaassamr. Liyarpot, iteiieery foreman, Sept 9, at 12, Jong BalaxwiT, Preetsich. Meat Manchester, dealer io watches. - - Sept 9. fit It WILLIAM EWA= Chsesa, biackesith Sept!, sti WILLum ALLY. Less. Wider. tierL 12:as S. AUK= WILLAAX BUT, Tretlay-witiaUcti farm beiliff, Sept IR at 10. LOUISA Wawa" Deca, Bat►, Sept I. at 11. ROW? Law, Heywood. Lincash., late bearseller, Sept. IS, atll. Saum 0009, Newport, Monmouthshire, furniture broker, Sept. 20. at 11. Roa►ae ATILDIIIOIII, Eilii Raiford, Nottlnghainshirit, potato dealer, Sept. 10, at 10. Ozone' Buena, Great Crwainghant, Norfolk, cattle dealer, Nerd. 10, at 10. MILLAR fawn, Halifax. Yorkshire, mechanic. Sept. 9, at 10. ILOSIXT Onocock, Faildnithate, Uncolath , tailor, Sept. 9, at If. Wnatais (inmost South atomic* coal trimmer, Sept. 9, at U. Joan Romano.. Suatlerlant shiPhulider, Sept 2 0. at 2. (Moon STWATiii, Bedford, Sept. il, at C . Emmy Nock, Weetbromoich, late victualler, Sept. 5, at 10. 11101113 BAII.I3OEIt liaissomen, Worcestershire, journeyman baker, Sept. i, at 10. JO6llll raloll, Lingserinford, Staffordshire, name store dealer's assistant, Sept, 16, at 10. WILLAN W MOBS, Warrington, Lancash..contectioner, Sept. 5, at 1. DAVID PRATT, theitenhana, bootataker, Sept. 6, at 11. Maser lincarrott, Cheltenham, grocer. Sept. 6, at 11. Wiwar Idrycani, Ilalswludile, Northumberland, pitman, Sept. 6, at & DAVID Dana, Tetrad. Gbunorminsidre, grocer, Sept. IL at 10. LAST EXAILINATION& Oct. IS T. Gordon, Shrewsbury, travelling draper-Oct. 13 T. Mono., Barnum, Staffordshire, boot maker-Oct. 11. W . K. Vince and G. Mane, Nottingham, scale board cotton-Oct. 11. J. 8. Dawes, Ashisy.cle-11-Zunch, Leicestershire, Innkeeper-Sept. 26 0. F. Good, Merriott, Somereetabire, late Beetled victualler- Sept. It W. T. Trtgidgo, Palmouth, master in the royal navy - bent. LB. Hibbard. Ilisuchester, Ironmonger-Sept. Pt J.cleing, Salford, lancsabire, currier-Sept. XL W. Higgins, Manchester, butcher-Sept 28. F. W. Hoffman, Cborlten-upon-Modlolk, Manchester, commercial traveUer Sept. Hi. J. J. Osborne, Up ton, Cheshire, attorney-Oct. 4. W. Johnson, IDenton, Cumber land, amasser of cotton spinning works-Oct 6. D. W. Hamper, Newaistivnpon-Tyne, brewer's englneez-Oct. 4. W. Leas, Btockten.uposs-Tees, Durham, currier-Oct. 6. J. Chapman, Sun derland, timber merchant - Sept. 14. W. Stemesoe, Wooster, boater's aminant-Sept. IL Prances Jane Cartwright. Leicester. homer--Bept. 10. J. Lawtey, Loughborough, Lemestershint gros,r -Sept. 9. i finder. Newark-upon-Trent, butcher-Sept It M. }illy, Lyng, Norfolk. shoemaker-Sept V. W. 0. Wystt, Bra ding, Isle of Wight. draper-Sept U. Marls Waptaff, Bishop's Froutun, Herefordshire. late innkeeper-Sept 22. C. Fudge. Bridgwater. Somersetahlre, licensed victualler • Sept. k W. Baker, HuntepUl, Sonteggetahirs, butcher-Sept. & H. Wallis, Ooring, Oxfordshire. boot maker-Sept. 29. Poulton, Hough ton Bog* Bedfordshire. burned victualler-Sept 19. C. Phillips, Oreat Marlow. Suckingbaimisire. bout maker-Sept 6 J. Jack ion, Oaktmus, Kutiandeldre, coach in.ker - Sept. 6. T. Page, Brannatun, hutlandshire, shoemaker-Sept. 26, W. J. Hoddl nott, From. Soseersetahlre, late miller-Oct. SO. T. Davies, Marton. Herefordshire, mall cart driver-Oct. 14. T. /lathy, Beverley. Yorkshire. grocer-Oct. 6. It Parker. Okulseeter, ger desar-Sept. HL limy Pea* Wanaford, Northamptonshire, 1 horsed notaallee-Slept. 16 Mary Ann Blight, widow, St. Agnes. Cornwall, grocer -11ep4.13. & Pavel! and H. Lincoln. Bourne. 11=o/odder, coeds beililers-Sept. 13. J. Taylor, Falkingbam, Linoobsahlre. tailor-Sept. M. W. Ayre, Old Mildest Durham, boot maker-Oct. 3. T. Morris. Mancetter, Warw,clishire, ribber' weaver-Sep4.l6. T. Woodcock, Halifax, joiner-Sept 16, W. H. Quisr tumbler. and lark bila, YorkMdre. plumber kept, kt J. Brae* Weoblay. Horst nishlrs, cot maker-Sept. 20. C. link. (Merlon, Monmouthshire. licensed victualler - Sept 1.3.1. M. Magid& York, tailor -Sept. 13. 11. Walla, York, butcher-46A 14 1. Aysktord. Ilroadelist, Devonshire, wheel weight-Sept. U. J. Notable" Cardiff. Martel'. iIIAMICHAPTCIIIB ANNULLED. Aegtud 24. Timm Maw Illarylobuce-rvad, and Thornton place. Marylaboria, glass Mama. To Baal. LONDON, SATURDAY -EVENING. AUGUST 27, 1864. - -- Awed IL JANES liftllllollD, bola maker. :be.eu~ A rt 11. MCNABB nalgON, Ildid-etresk - JOINT STOCK ( DIIPANIZB ACTB. Bann= AND RaLLAzeinun Ammar Oiruca or Poitistrat 00-orunamra ADD InnuarniAL &mar plum), Nov. VA al tbs Coanty Court, iiheMoid—lar adjudicating upon delta and claimua. Sept 9. X Lorombe, , Drumshire, builder-Sept 9. G. A. Copeland, Constantine, near Arnofar. gaiety blasting ear ridge manufacturer-Sept. 14. X Thome, Fowey, Cornwall, rope maker-Sept. It W. Therm Liskaard, Oontwall. grocer-. &qt. 14. J. Palmer, Bridgwater. Ihnnereetrire, corn dear- Clist. S. J. Libor, Crosby, Cumberiand. tanner-Or 4. J. Sorer Beware% and Sehnurthy. Creltesised, larinar-Oet. Smith, Neweantrupon-Tyne, draper-Ook 6. A. T. Cottrell, Norton. Burbank huge marer-lisr. it J. 61119nen, Barer, boot manw- 54 9 4 . 14. J. Moore. Tiurtems, Mather-Sept. 14. G. Pady, St. Thomas the Apostle. Devonshire, balter-Seit . :ll._ 8. Mira, Heading, rare nmantietarear-Sept. 9.J. Rook, ba" alonosetenhint, cabinet maker. • PAITNEIIBIIIPB DEISOLVHD. X Vise, J. Beynelde, T. A. ?re. la, X W. Yrs, and 0. P. New York, SiISW bat isairlactorers-11. _Vise. J. Swyweelz, T. A. Jan., B. W. Tyne, and G. P. Thirkell, Wood-street. City, b a y bat miumere, So ter as T. A. V inn-T. Barnes and T. H. Hall. Whitotiam= wholesale grooms-J. Stephenson end J. Parker, Sam- Xalrimy, maarsentrees-J. X. Swan, J. Marren, and ksre, City, mineral all iserelmar-J. Bader and J. Wilton, ary matehants-J. Oaken and W. Orr Birmingham. militsry griad ornament makers-J. Miniall and O. Warerth. brig rimthenta -W. Lomas and 1. Louisa. Yorkshire, joinen-li. Olyer and T. W. Ash- W ir UpPer bombed vielnalker-C. T. Tarot and _ Leverier. illgiesdred._Warytelmsea, eaaiaa vs 5. Droner G. and J. Haller eworteeshke, weeded A. Mater G. err 16. Barn and W. J. 11. Brat; Prim, manntachners Mary abdtessez-i. Potter / 4' . Potter, Manchester, ortnikidemopere 5, royd, and I Kay, Lower Town, nrr HawoM air orinlidre 4. :op j. =snafu:Wren-C. A. Mills add P.P . Jay, St. the Virgin, Norfolk, manesse-J. B. Pear tad -X T, Poste, an chatter. manulaeturers-W. Hubbell and L Bhekhurst, Burs lem, Stalordebre, earthenware dealleto-A. Weekley and J. koz, Blackheath. pianoforte earafaerrent-W. R. Barer ford and G. P. Jemmett, Prier-yard. Oziordstraot, livery stable iresors.-W. War end Z. Page, Nonwhite, bricklayers- W. Botelide, John lintelifie, Jams Sutcliffe. and L. H. Sutcliffe. Hadar, Yorirtire, dyers. so tar as rqprds John Sotrliffe-J. an te d end W. Law rence. Bolton, waste relers-J. B. Taylor and B. Saone, kne, City, wareboosemea-R. Gill end G. Bainbridge, Middleobrough, Yorksbre, attorneys-W. IL Webb, J. X Webb, and T. A. Bern, Aberberg, Monmouth shire. brewere-D. Shaw and J. A. liversedge, Huddersfield. wbolewalebodwee. SCOTCH SIicitriSTILATIONS. JOE. 11.01•81101 Ito Dan And W [UWE Bata, Glasgow, wrighta, Sept I, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. WALT= PRACOCE, Lennortolni, SUrilnphlre, Innkeeper, Sept. I, at Essirre Star Inn, Stkliag. ZOOM NICIIOI/011, Dunscore, farmer. August 30, at the Com mercial Hotel, Dumfnee. Join loaancia, Glasgow, plasterer, August 31, at the Facelty Hall, Ole gow. Ilmeaus Warm (Rogow, pacer, August 30, at the Faculty Balt °Macaw. ALiZANDia - MALCM.X. Milnathoet, cabinet maker, Sept.!, at Kirkland's Hotel, Sharma Joeir Classamoaa, Braebead, Lanarkshire, lime merchant, Sept. 2, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Join wAurca. Moirklrit, publican, Sept. 6, at the Black 801 l Inn, Nutrkirk. ADAM Doan, °hallow, lace warehouseman, Sept. 6, at the Faculty Hail, Glasgow. THE FORTRESS OF TARIFA. Earl Rumen has received from Sir John Cramp toe, her Mslaity's Minister at Madrid, a note, of which the following is a translation, addressed to him by her Catholic) Majesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs, containing the new mulattoes which are henceforward to be observed by maids passim the fortress of Tarifa : " San Ildefonso,.Jnly 31, 1864. "Sir,—Having iofornied the Minister of War of the else tins, made upon different occasions by certain foreign repro seatatives accredited to this court, with the object et intro• ducting some favourable niodifleation of the regulations observed by the fortresses of Tarifa and Isla Verde to oblige the reesela in the jurislictiorial waters of those fortresses to hoist the Sag of their nation, • modes which they often neglect, alleging an • ecareely ' credible in vessels who so often cross the Straits, the above mentioned minister replied on the 21st ult., that on that day the toiletries instructions had bees oat to the captain general of Andalucia, under whose immediate orders, the fortresses of Tarifa and Isla Verde are placed, which for the fatale are to guide the commanders of the said fortresses. 1. Every vessel crossing the line of the said forte within meek of their guns, aid sot showing the flag et their swami e s/ben the gag of the fort is flying, shall be warned of the neglect it is guilty of by means of cannon loaded with powder only, 2. If after ten minutes she doss sot hoist her flag, a shot with ball shall ber fied across her bows. _ _ 3. Him spite of the two w•rwags, and after ten minutes mom she dill refuses to hoist her flag, a third shot with ball shall be fired at her rigging. In informing you of the !outgoing regulations that you may treasmit them to the government of Great Britain, the government of the Queen, my mistress, flatters itself that the cabinet of London will perceive in the measures adopted. a new proof of the sentiments of deference which it entertains towards the nation which you so worthily repro sent.-1 avail, &a, (Signed) J. F. PActinro. TIM ORDZ or TUX BATH. WAR -OPTIMA AUGUST 26. Memorandum : Captain Jobs Farm Charles Hamilton, of the Royal easy, late in command of law Majesty's ship Bak, would have Imes recommeeded to bet Msjsety for thedwasetima of Campania' of the Military. Divisioa of the Order of the Bath, had be survi•d the operations in which he was engaged is New Zealarad. &Lusk, Tnz VirCErIIII:IITSTILIt REGISTRATION& —We are in formed that no notices of objection have bees served this year on the overseen of the various parishes of the city of Westminster by the authorised agent at the liberal party. The only name that can be assigned is that no coetested election baring occurred for upwards of nine years, when Lord Madam cooteeted the representation of Westminster with the preemie mem ber", there is great difficulty in knowing the politics of • large majority of the electors, and aa • general election is close at hand, there is • probability of many friends to the liberal cause being uninteetioeally objected to, and mutely being deprived of the franchise at the revision of voters by the revising barrister in October nest. The Weatminter Liberal Registration Boci.ty has been estab lished upwards of twenty years, and this is the only year in which objections have not been made. The conservative part, will no doubt consider the occasion • nun for great eriamph._ _ _ iriiDEBTErCTION or Mg. COLWILL'II BALLOON AT LEICFATLI.--A meeting convened by the mayor, Mr. G. Baines, was held in the Town-hell, Leicester, on Wednesday teasing, for the purpose of eousidering the propriety of entering into • subscription to mitigate the loss which Mr. Cottrell had suffered in the destruction of his balloon at the late Foresters demonstration on the Leicester vice coulee. The Mayor presided. In opening the proceedings his wor ship said he felt desirous of giving the inhabitants of Leices ter au opportunity of expressing their opinioos upon the matter, and 'of determining what should be dorm to remove the stigma which he feared at present rested upon the town. He thought their principal busineas was to see how far they could assist Mr. Carvell is his lose without entering minutely into the causes of the disturbance, or code'. Touring to ascertain as to who was moat to blame. But while from his position he felt anxious that some ratite. ties should be made, be knew that Leicester had been sub jected to most gross marepreeentatioo upon the matter, and that rood foul and dastardly attacks had been made upon the iababitiate through certain reports or articles in the London pipers. Mr. Couthillor Crcesley moved • resolu tion to the effect that the meeting regretted the mange which had been perpetrated upon Mr. Carvell, and without offering any opinion as to where the blame ought to rest, it proposed to enter veto • subscriptioo towards making up the hes. Mr. Alderman E. S. Ellis seconded the motion. Mr. T. Emery said he eynipatbsed with the object of the meeting, hut thought they should be careful how the town uoder the presidency of the Mayor might happen to en dorse by any act the rile representations which bed goo* forth to the country. Be thought the resolution should be more distinctly worded, so en to repudiate any necereary committal of the town to the act of demolition through the fact of its irubsoribing towards the loss. They seed not then recount all the circumstances which bad brought about the disgraceful set, but it was known that Mr. Coxwell bad attempted to ascend oat of • crowd of thou sands of pennies, and that the bad blood which had bees manifested towards him haPbeen imported into the town. Bat be (Mr. Emery) pretended against the mournption of the Leedom mai, that it was the working claims who were slooe chargeable with this violence, and that as • 000sequesee they moat be kept from the ezercise of political power. For Mr. Caswell had most distinctly stated in his published letters that the originator of false reports on the grimed was • " professiothl gentleman," and that another of the principal disturbers was one who paid his three gaieties for • seat ia the car, and con sequeetly belonged to the privileged orders. Mid yet the working dune were to be denied their rights because of this badly managed This, in which all classes were to blame. But Leicester people could better bear to be called Woes even, than they could sedum the insinuation that they were fools. But ae account of this balloon admit they had been designated as aomething windy lx! frothy. He thought that was a reflection upon the mayor and all the distill idled gentlemen who held aloe sad gave diameter to Lsiesster. Boma mambo,, of the Order of Foresters trivia' esteemed a desire to take plat le the saiscriptioe. the resolution was put sod carried onaaimously. A coos. =Bias baring bees formed to carry out the object, the toasting separated= • vote of thanks to the mayor. CM/MAL PALAOI. ONI MULLING DAT. FRIDAY, AMMO? —ambient as issynail, 3,3113 Litre by sorsa SIAM'. 1.006 ; WM. 4.331. TILIGRAPHIt DUELLIGENCII Wynn's TZLIGIAIOIj THE DISTURBANCES AT GENEVA. BERNE, Annum 26. The funeral of the ponces killed during the late disturbances at Geneva passed off yesterday in per fist quiet. The Federal Commissioners hope that public order will not be again disturbed. t• A deputation from the State Council at Geneva be:posted to arrive here in the course of the day. ' The committee appointed to report upon the Fraseo-Swiaa treaty has unanimously decided to re etwaseend its adoption to the Chamber. FRANCE. PARA Amon 26. The Emperor will leave for the camp at Chalons en Monday or Tuesday next. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARK Amer 26, 3.30 p.m. l ilts Ravage has been dull. Restos eland at 66.30, or the sass as yestaday. PRINCIC HIJKBERT. ~ • ELLYBURG, Augur S. Prince Humbert of Italy has left for Paris. He will arrive there at JO p.m. to-morrow. THE BOMBAY MAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, Amon 25. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Baroda, with the above mail, passed the Needles at 11 p.m. to-night. THE DISTURBANCES AT GENEVA. The following a:tracts from private correspon dence have been placed in oar bands for publi cation : GENEVA, d.uaosT 22. Geneva was yesterday afternoon the scene of fighting and riot. An election for a member of the council had bare conducted during Sunday, the 20th ; the rind candidates were M. MIMI Pary end M. Chesevirre; Y. Puy, the radical, who bar so long held a leading position In the admi nistration of Geneva, and M. Arthur Obeaulirs, a good financier, who has already denounced the reckless expendi ture of M. Puy and his partisans, and the maiadminia. tration of the public domain recovered from one aids of the fortifications, by • the sale of which Geneva, in stead of profiling, has incurred a debt of 300,000 f. M. Cheuviere was elected by a majority of 375. The result of the election was to be published on Monday, the 21st, but some of M. Puy's adherents in the government delayed the publication, and tried to de clue the election void, upon the ground of two votes that were not valid. The other pasty, with their large majority, which was not affected by two votes, insisted upon name being published as the elected atodidate. The government gave in, sad the officials went round the town, accompanied by some of the Chenevihe partisans, to proclaim the election. Whilst they were passing through part of the tows, on the right bask of the Rhone, these unarmed men 'wen fired upon from the windows by the Feu party They then dispersal, took arms from the arsenal, and returned to fight with the aggressor,. A sharp fuel lade then took place about 4 p.m., one party firing from under a railway bridge at the beck of the catholic church, the other froth the rue Cbeategoordet, in the town. Several people were killed and wounded. Al usual in these cases moat of the sufferers bad nothing to do with the strife. Some of the rioters got hold of four cannon, and one man war on the point of applyiag the match and disdain ing grape-ahot into the crowded strait, when his arm was 'struck op by another maw The =Doe were then broiled down to the bridges, sad eau Owed at M. Puy's boos to guard it. The radicals, or Fasy's party, then took poreesion of all the bridges, and Interrupted the communi cations between one part of the town sad the ether till some time after dark. There was web talk of sending for Federal troops from Berne, in the Centers de Vaud ; they have not, however, arrived. A Federal commissioner, If. Foroerod, Ine ar rived, with powers to summon troops from Neufchatel and the Canton of Vend ; but the Berne COVOMMISIIt should not red coolant with tha►, but should occupy the tows before the fete of the 10th of September, and on all future omit lions when elections tate place, or else the party of disorder, who are the tools o the annexation to Freud party, of whom IL Fasy is the head, will swami in oompromirlog timberland, and even at present the Bosom end anarchy which they have iatrodooed crude • feeling of preference for • stress end settled government to this mob law. If unto a feedbag extend itself, it will be owing to the Bolds and negligence of the central government at Berne, which might to take judicial deb for inquiring into the conduct of IL Puy. Auscerr 22. M. lazy, the author of the bloodshed of yesterday, was saved in the French revolution of 1830. He was editor of the journal The Betefotion. He wu one of those who went to the Hotel de Ville, sod who sought to become • member of the proviaiooal governmeot He wee shut out by Lafayette, and afterwards sent out of France. He was a chief mover of the war of the Sonderbuod in 1847, and tired the Geneve government. He expelled the Bishop of Geneve. In 1849 be proclaimed in the public square of Yelard the deposition of the Pope. Notwithstanding these put incidents, he is now supported by the catholic priests. He got possession of the finances, refused to reader se ethane, and in tea years has involved the town I. • debt of 20 millions of francs. Is milling the lands of the fortifica tions the result was, instead of • profit to the town, three was • loss of 300,000(. These traneactioe• have been brought to light by the present successful candidate, Chea•vihre. The rioting arose from the party of Peaty firing from the windows and street* on the unarmed women= which, Immo:ling to custom, came to announce the result of the On the annexation of Savoy L Fs.zy organised ea exp.. dition to excite the diatricta of Cbablais and Faucigay to demand annexation to Geneva instead of Fauna, hiring a steamer and giving supplies from the arsenal. On the dis covery of the plot the same thing occurred as did yesterday— the government was taken prisoners is the Hotel de Ville. They were denounced as traitors sold to Franc*, who had phoned this expedition to give a pretest for ieclodieg Green is the annexation. Oe this a steamer was seat after the expedition, and made it prisoner. The effects of Y. Fary'a career in Geneva have been the dibipidation of the imams, the mutual exasperation of the factious, sad frequent disturbances. This morning, le the common crievenation of the streets, Geneva is spokes of ea a town that France ought to take iota her band., beaten it can neither govern itself oar leave its neighbours is pose. The biography of IL Foxy should at oboe be written, so he as of wane to become a martyr and hero in the European Th. parties are nearly balanced, and in a town of 40,000 inhabitant' them are 12.000 French. The well waiving portion of the community desire to maintain their inde pendent* ; and after having for so long Lorne the despotic and corrupt administration of this man, they are growling themealves, and have now thrice excluded him by thou votes from the council. BOAZD or TRADE, WHITIMALL, AOOI7IIT 26. The Sight Hootiaralile the Lords of the Ceounittot of Privy Oonseil tar Trade hare received, from the Secretary of Slats for Foreign Affairs, • copy of • despatch from her Mapisty's minister at Turin, eeclosing a traastatum of a re sort bah= decree abolishing the suerams duties on the ho. pertatkes to the amount of 100 kilogrammes ol petroleum. ail of bitominoto state. sod roegh asphalt, sod axing the duty on the woe articles distilled. rased, and purified at ff. per 100 kilos.—Oareta Flail Mr STILATFOILD. —The mill-room at Moon. Jima rad Co.'s sop* manntactory. Sugar-hoome-lims, Siartfard, wee dadreyed by firs rrandur aisiL erstre Warm 12 rat 1 Agra. 3e property oar Mt Nampo& id. Additional.] AMERICA. The Canadian screw steamer St. David, firm Quebec on the 13th instant, arrived at Liverpool yesterday. A Washington telegram to the New York Com mercial A doertuer says the report of Secretary Stanton's resignation was at least premature, and the reported resignation of Secretaries Seward, Blair, and Wells was without foundation. The following official telegram has been published in regard to affairs in Mobile : War Department, Washing ton, Aug. 10, 3 p.m. To Maier General Dix. The following roma a the sneers el oar operations at Mobile, extracted from the Richmond Rograrer d this roma& ham jest her received by Min dreamer from Majac.Gewnl Butler : Mobile, August Bth. On Friday night, Limit. -Goland Williams, oommandiag Fort Powell, evacuated and blew up the fat Yesterday and to-day the enemy are shelling Fort Minim Tits people of Mobile are all ready ter thatray. Great immildwam prevails. Motile, August 8. It is painfully humilialiog to &neonate the shameful serrender of Fort Chins,* nine **cloak this morning, by Colossi Muir Aideland,"of the Alabama Regimes*. This powerful work web provisioned foe sin inestbs, Ned with a garrison of 800 see. He oceniuneinated with the enemy's Beet by a Sag of trues without the suction of Gerund Page. General Page inquired by signal what his purpose was, but received no answer. His attention was attracted by signal gnus. Page repeatedly telegraphed " Hold on to your fork* The same night he visited Fort (Woes, and found Andrew' on board the Tube* fleet, ar ✓anging the terms of oapitulatioo. He left orders for An agram on his rutin not to surrender the fort, end relieved him of his oninmand. Fort Morgan sou aiptalled this morn ing, but no answer was received except the hoisting of the Yankee Sag over the ramparts of Fort Gaines. Anderson's conduct is officially pronounced inexplicable and shameful Despatches just received from General Sheridan report his forces moving evilest the enemy up the Shenandoah at fur p.m. General Great reported an explain= of an ord. name brat yesterday morning loaded with ammunition at City Court Wharf. Colonel lit*Cook, of General Grant's staff, was slightly wounded. No operator's before Atlanta of oonsequence are reported today. Portioos of Geoeral Stamm% comma are coatiouiog to arrive. The total lass will not 'zooid 1,000. (Signed) F. M. Burros, Beentary of War. War Department, Washington, August U. Major-Gensral firths: intelligesoe hie boo re mised from Mobilo, azoipt from deserters, who tippet the °apiary of the city, bat nothing 06014 General Sherman reports all well, and that ha is shelling Atlanta with 4i-inch sheik No movement his been made by our forme in frost of Petersburg. Girona Sheridan has sot base heard from to-day. E. M. exurroir, fiaaniary of War. A New York telegram, of the 12th, sap: _ • _ _ The &witches frOili Admiral Farragat confirm t h e fact that it was mammary to being the despatch Moamar. from New Orleans. They are now, howevor, hourly looked for. Richmond papers of yesterday say their loss at Fort Gauss wee 50, and that they lost 60 prisoners there, 'ad aa &MOODS of stores of all emit It is understood that Demme gard has less seat to take command of the defames of Mobile, sad that engineer will certainly show a high ardor of wait in the kind of work with which he mil be charged, as has defames of Charleston and Petersburg attest. The premed position of Sherman's army, however, makes the mare possession of the city of Mobile a matter of Mbar importance, and no great solicitads is felt in official quartos. At latest advice. the situation before Petersburg remained unchanged. The interest, so far as active military operations go now, centre, in the force under Sheridan, whose brilliant campaign is represented as going on most encouragingly. The New York Post's Washington correspondent says the reports from the Shenandoah Valley repre sent that Sheridan was pursuing the retreating forces of Early, and there was strong probability that he would overtake them and toren a battle. The same correspondent, writing at a later date, says : There is moon to baliors thin s battle has beat fought seer Wincheeter betimes' Gametal Shosiilsies farms sod t►e main body of the rebel. under General Fatly. Very heavy eanuonading was beard from that direction at Harpies Ferry yesterday afternoon, and it was knows that our forces were aloes arm the rebels. The New York Tribunes special correspondent with Sheridan's army sands the following, dated the 11th : General Sheriden's command woks camp at HaMown yesterday, and moved towards Berryville, on the Win chester Pike, where it arrived yesterday ahem= without mach opposition. Irabodee's iamb? *burnished with ou r advance from Charleston, but were easily and steadily drives back. This manna( at daylight we resumed the marsh, and expected to meet the enemy at Opequan, firs miles this side of Winch/sitar, when we will either ►ave battle, or they will retreat down the valley. Martinsburg bas bean occupied by oar forme. The rebels captued sad hung Sergeant White, of our scouts, at Martinsburg yesterday. New Orleans advice' to the 6th had reached New York. They contain the following : General B►oks issued an order on the ?.d inst., enrolling all the ablabodied eoloured men in the department be tween the messed 18 and 40 years of age, the woe to be pet into mating coloured regiments. ?reimports from Bravo Santiago bad arrived at New Orleans lads, with troops withdraws from Texas. It wee reported that the steamer Bob Boy, with 1,000 bales of cotton, woe captured and burned in Ouchiba river by Texan guerillas. A. order wax iaoed by General Canby on the 30th, an lethag all chimps in the militia, wed expelling all families of rebel eoldiera The Federal gunboats made an expedition up the Greed Lake oo the 26th ult., and destroyed a large cumber of Hat boats just completed by the Confederates. Several more in course of eoustructioa were also destroyed. On the 28th the emus gunboats destroyed two saw-mills, and captured two beet loads of valuable timber, and returned to 13erwieic Bay. The WC14111131 tweeting at New York on the evening of the 10th is said to have been the largest ever held in that city. The number present is va riously estimated at from 60,000 to 100,000. Great enthusiasm was manifested. The following were the resolutions adopted : Whereas the line of polic► adopted by the chief magis trate of the ration is in opposition to the plain injunctions of the ocestitutios and his own inaugural declarations, and ceder the speons plea of military neossaity be has ooze : mowed a system of direct 11641,06CillailitS epos the rights of the States and the people is making arbitrary seeress—is striking down the freedom of speech and the prim and abolishing the right of habeas corpus where rebellim does not exist—ia a fanatical attempt to form an equality, social and political, between races naturally different—is disfran chisement—la bolding the electoral vote of States subject M ►is pummel anthltim in defiance of the authority of Congress—and has crested • general distrait of his ability M carry the sages safely through the arduous condiot in which it is now engaged ♦nd whereas what is now wanting to mule, this war is the election of • President who will administer the govern ment is the spirit of its founded; and afford as opportunity for the people of the South to rotors to the Union with rights under the ormetatation : therefore Reaelmd,—Theil the only hops fee remedyieg =Mb. mils is ia • thaw is the admientraties and as denies. meat of its polity. . . Rasolved, l lla t the salvalke of t h e country DOw dam& on the determination of tie people to idea the man of their Maas. sad k ia incsuabset apse, ma dm paramount day of mambas of party tenautions to *aro oil &paled quakes of policy, sad in tits osiontios ot candidatot to ivio [TWOPENCE pica the plainly =premed Inaba of the memo the► sae delegated to regnevest. Bewilved,—That moms in the shako, in opposition to the powerful co/obi:Latices of this sthainistratioo, depends epos the popularity of the candidate with the army, and the final selection must therefore fall on one of the great soLbere who has distinguished himself in defence of the principles upon which the government was founded. Reeolved,—That is Major-General George B. M'Clellan we recognise three sterling qualities which characteries the true patriot, soldier, statesman, and gentleman, and which will insure an administration alike elevating to the nation and creditable to the civilisation of the age ; and while we could not disparage the claims of his brother soL diem, we but reiterate the voice of the million, which come upon the wings of the wind from every part of the land, when we declare him the embodiment of the hopes, es he is the choice of the American people. Beeolved—That our sympathies are deeply =HAW far our brave soldiers in the field, and that we long for the re tan of the day when, by ballots instead of bullets, we ma maintain the constitution and the union, and redoes to our country the inestimable. Meetings of an honourable pesos. Reeolved,—That we earnestly recommend the friends of WOlollan to hold immediate meeting, in every city and county, and give expression to their views as to his nomina tion by the approaching oonventice, or by the people ; and that they amsmbb in mem imeivestion at Chicago on Saturday, 27th inst., at 12 icon, to take each action as may best unite the conservative eismeada is the °wain rrogini4z. Clivwrar. PALACE —The Pneumatic Passenger Tube, a most interesting experimeot in railway propulsice, will be mimed and a carnage be run this day at 2 o'clock. Mr. Wotxlin's entertainment will be given in the anmert room, and the beautiful grounds of Sir Joseph Paxton will be thrown open to visitors in the afternoon. Tin HARTLEY Insurers;—The council of the Hartley Isetitetion at Southampton have received this we* the residue of the property left to that town by the soma- Irk gentleman after whom the inetitution is named. This residue cassette of odds sad cads. Amospt these are some spade pumas sad guises edited in Charlie IL, James William 111., Anne, and George I. and 111. retires ; also a gold coin, weighty; 830 grain*, of Jelin of Portugal, coined in 1725 ; a medal struck 'boo George 111. recovered from madness ; several watches, one an old gold me, very thia, the internal works of which are covered over with glass. There is also a Smock 'signet of Jose, 1793, sad a pam phlet containing a trial of the celebrated George Roes before Lord Kenyon for employing a publican in a Westminster electios and tent pay* him. &skim was retained for the pablioan._ Tits HAlrrwzaz FssnvAL.—Hartwell-park, iita ated is the fertile vale of Aylesbury, is the residence of Dr. Jobe Lee, Q.C., LL.D., &c. It is one of the mat beautiful miaow= I/I the county of Buckingham, sad is rich in historical &moieties. The mansion was erected in the time of Elizabeth, and in more modern days it was made celebrated by the death of a French Queen within its walls. For more then 93 yeas an metal festival or fete has bees held in the beautiful pounds, and on three OCCAlliela Dr. Lee has gathered round him many distinguished scholars and philembropids. This year the " Festival " was held on Wednesday sad Thursday last, Lad was attended by some thousands of persons. Music sod rural games are provided, but the chief attraction was the "speaking' m advocacy of weal reform. which took piers from • platform under beautiful tress, in front of which seats were placed for a thousand or more persons. Oa Wednesday the moseable De. Lea (now SO yam of age) opened the proceedisp he • Ingtheeed address. He me surrounded on the platform by the Rev. Dr. Musa, m t . TAM Basic*, the Rev. Thomas Prue, vicar of Hook; the , Res Mr. Clerks of helloed ; the Bev. Mr. Amy, Mr. Jobe I3e Frain". Mr. Edmund Fry, and a great somber of other whims). The subjects dwelt upon were very vaned. Dr. Mamie referred in a speech of some length to the American war and denonsoed the horrors of slavery. The Bev. Mr. Dozey touched upoe the evils of intim pomace. Elihn Baffin, "the learned blacksmith,' spoke apse the subject of peace sod ham, brotherhood, sad el ranted the formation of fire brigades in opposition to ride corps. Mr. John De Pram &soused shams" sad foppery, sad appealed to yews me to cultivate tree aim. hood ; whilst other speakers ranged from subjeet tq sabMl, bearing upon the removal of vice sod the happiness of ma. The festivities each day were cousluded by the meet of a number of tire balloons. Oa Wedeanday upwards of 3,000 perms were present. - CHLEING-CEO6B RAILWAY REFRESHMENT Room* —Om patio's of the extensive pile of Wilding for the Charing-mom Hotel is now so far completed as to be ready for catalog in a, few weeks It senorita of a noble zoom on the ground door in the Villien-street trout comet-Sag wie the railway ratio°, awl it is to be appropriated to _ree meat roam. In connexioc with this departmeet the di rectors, entertain opium.= which will be amaidered ea heterodox by some other boards—they think that • refresh- ment room at a railway statism should be what its sante implies, sod Not a mockery and a delirium to railway travellers. We believe that the public will regard with Do small favour this bold innovation upon a state of thiep which has already existed too hag. It is strange that it should have required the experience of so inneY years to convince sensible mew, se directors of railways are generally presented to be, of the absurdity of a errant which condensed trevelleze to the alternative of hunger or indigeatioo, sod which was alike mischievous to the revenues of the companies and to the health and comfort of travel lers. All this, we are glad tory, is now to be changed ; brighter days are in dare for the travelrir oak the dead- Pastern, and let us hope that, their example followed by other Una, we may soon rehear a complete reform In the matter of refreohnieet mama The experiment of good, wholesome, and nutritious food and drink ia=t: be made at Charing-cross by Matra Spier. and Pond, who come to us from the Antipodes. Thole geew. men,who were estaprisieg enough to enrage the tam at cricketers and took them out to Australia, who have bees negotiatiog for some time with Mr. Charles Dickens for • series of readiest in the geld sad wool producing mamas of Australia, end who, it is rumoured, have demos of • similar character upon either Mr. Spliqmon or Tom Sayan. will not, we are assured, be found wooing in the eeterprile necemary for • railway refrealumet-reons at Charlegarteet. The same firm have, we believe, also entered into arraest meets with the Leedom, Chatham, and Dover Coe fa the sandy at refreskitteets at all the Maims on tar lai llam The arrangesneuta made are mutual in character, the emir ponies =wiring, instead of • fixed rent for the &tallest • certain percentage of the for receipts, than giving to each party to the seotraet as lateral ie the armories of the bureess to be dote, Toe contralto= will endeavour to attract ortriomen by the quality and price of their goods supplied, and the companies will seat by giving facilities for carrying on the buainem—Railwee IV ewe. Ax E TAIIPLZ WORTHY OF INFUTION. —The di rectors of the Dubllo end Meath leap in their half= report AD MOWN* the aatidadory Ket t that arum had Mee made for t►e immediate withdrawal of all the " Lloyds Heeds dieted*, and that credited to the extent of nearly 300,0001. bare scentoted to adept dock la faU satadectirs of their claims. TRZ BRIJAST RIOTS AND MI ÜBlON.—Whaievw may Le the immediate tearing of the viola on party polities, both protestant* mad Roman mtholies ought to find in the distorieeese a proof of the advantep which Ireland derives from its iscorporation in the Brit/ash empire. It is stablest for regret that a doom lives have been loot. sad that tep Omelet many patients have been provided for in the hospitals ci Iklfast ; bat, e xce pt for the control of the imperial p 'summit, the squabble of the streets would expend into • civil war. Before the Isle of Saints can roc:oust:lute itself moording to Its ideal standard of orthodoxy end estioselity. it mast rid itself of su obetioate and pugnacious body of Gaeta of as entirely different ardor. Repeal and separation would be instantly followed by • Northern nemeden, and it ie not impossible Hat the weal laws might be o•es more smarted in Ulster. MAIM tiOI3 is a wholly exotic plant is Ireland, and it is oely kept alive is either antics et the oonittry by an artificial temper ature derived from Emulated. The upper classes harm to I certain extent, adopted English habits of thought, but the yeomanry and the artistes of the north are still ready to fight for the debase—sad, if the opportunity ooenrred, fit the propagation of—their faith. Like the Arctic plaits and animals which have survived in the mountain chains of the temperate roes from the glacial epoch. Irish mamma sane to illeavate the messing of that protestant supremacy which is now happily extiret—Setseda BCD The MOltpdit ii 31e,0.—RiPRIEV 6 OP TER Oretvier.—lt the last Mayo Arises Michael Morrison was Misted with Mishael Ark for the wilfol murder of Lew. rime Colgan, at Otetleber. in July of the previews year. The deceased miss member of the constabulary. mot was ret groom home from the house of a friend in Csatlebar on the 22nd of July. 1864 whew be wee overtakes by the pi moats, who brutally and wantooly murdered him. by lush lug him is the street sad stabbing him in the seek with a Iced*. Mreviess was found guilty, with a recuaimeadattoa to merry, bat Berea Daisy -w/mimed him to be hanged as Tbursdaj. The risoomasendatioa with which the j sasonipanied their verdk4 has been favourably oossidered by the Castle aatherities sod the soak is that the cowrie& baa been ordered to he reprieved. Arms Sid Birmnro ves R110111:11 ExtrAcr or thre Imre Aim OLIWIIIIIII to counteract the *tartan sled it sea water on the belt, sad reader it he.uWnllr sell Prim le ed., 2s ed., red aa mad. illanieere Toilet Vingeer le Me Wetly recommemiltd tar Ms delicious aroma and meatier, it PaPrice la. and h. ed.—doldi alljewtemen e Itlmeet. perfumer by appointment to .1. H . the 1161011111 les, M Aimed. sada'. 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