The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-15 00:00:00

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OaMba-Sler‘ CblY. 1....1.• ; 00.1 Sibs , * Mafia 11~ THE RAM sod FETRlS.—Laties will Awl tlw .wa.r+ d sow Law RamiDowswwwwllWWlWl i ty =6l .ll. l= l ":Zi e rl td is 2VSo dds mod* Imo Rd Nil *: Im o Irlrelft•, l6=A idt a iß :=lll•4odit siddlaidd dr. ' re dr WI tar la NM ft et traled" l =N l L b litirsß l fr . ;:d om e aad Os " "d"..—addid• ROWLAND WORM R. RR as u m/m m = l Paßmaws. HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSICe—NILAVOUS me 7 , IISOTUAL la Cl 7 111 e b y a =di mai r s t ea . fairria am wirirfil NON* irea=="6lll==.ll:lMVP.42l.lll.4l.llllt "'RUSIN A lt.—Pressessi y8...1 Lotto+ ....yawn qf lemilmil.—flo 'Wang Wo=iji= .=:7 1 6 . • p•Plihs r i ttpa polo 13 NW. SOH or**. row arraing" A re.lo,llwiroor kilwill 3•••••‘ Wear. 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MIN M ls Y& I O t s. nliteileLMCJILVI.,l,7=l De.„W at Sim L Wlth W Ira. mei, t UKBOLDTB TRAVELS sod DISCOVERIES le AllttllOA. Th fallties V TOMOS/ ; WO o ?Whirs. Island hsd the 111014111170 1 11TINUd ili t sa id, _ !UV/AWLS. sad DM IR alf late NSW WORLD. Ilk II PAM; hit LI/Shod T1LAV......... es Locoing at Ids =or Dlscomtes PSIS . Jobs W. hew est Ilsilr. 'at I. 11001111 rot FILITS. No rH it HT! o f 'Tat CLYF F E. it themes. lather. 11EARTIILLet. Clomp Edition. IP DY !MVOS TlllthAiL woole oe. et TIM IMIST QUI . Edith. ?to vols. let &. Tns tea:cs of L /MOOD. Choy sou.. 3,. TIIS LI DIIIII. Mae &Wks. *OIL : Jobs W. Prete yes Ike. WOK Seread. lea 111••.1*. St. HANWORTIL UrtnZiublialied in "Frames td: Joke W. Prier sad Is. Wag &mat POPULAR 110121121. ZC A REATIONB in OEOLOOY. By MIN I. N. foam.. Third Beirad, rained. id. BL 6 TlON ,ewild ll le TSICAL 012101APHY. By Ms 2. IL B M PII k. On Wg N. MONS L 16 AWNIONONT. By /1“. L. Torussor. rh rd id. mons dcnsmieray. ill T. (minim. limed et WAIVES; or. lierrestiow W Ilydrokey. By Hl. B. IL lowsui. Orread Mike. id 6d. I. : Jets W. Perim rd Ow Wel lbw& WOMtirrwersyeakrnmumm,b,Ams. INO aid WAMNO. By, lin. CARET loam hams. led HaUldsy. 54. Else Astral TM ?lard 1111.1•64 /WOW. 6 .4 THE EARNEST CHRlSTlAN:tilimsoir of Hamm, IL Jram. gain. Jaime. sol likatilay. 6k 11116Inget. M Mak DTISTERIThdr i MMV e rirr . MARIA Lor dr Cr KlWlereer. er. Jere.. rd a& I. Ilarrert. famil rliadriaid HOME MEMORIES ; Echoes of ' a Mother's l'adia lir, Cigar Baden. Jadina, mil Halliday. M. Firidaysei. TRlndirgarga riryiplitXl4. Blntirr. Oak.. &is" awl RAWL I% WO Timor& MI6 Insibelsm Am V INITI RD LABOURER& By Jm I/ gnaw Beam Jambes. sad Ibibleg. M Itassawirs. A Fan rdirkirbrferrielrkili. HA P I: T DLL FESTIVAL-J. ALFRED w =I " 1 1% =n o : ft*. ea V.eNgebalee =1 2 2 4 el Zg"6""rierheeees wenn slib as le areserrle ran smie PIZ pal WAR IN ITALY,—Rosi • IMO Da- J. mega= d LOUI= LAM zwar•rsa. Tbr. imed labeerlag_ Ors On Ilsvmso of the Dec en NNW S Tiimrphoir 6 il ls Sks Simms by iH. 4 a ii alas sod lois *War a= takran e• Ir. at_ • nattel . z • ...S, as lb = mod die die Wit. .sn. MLSOVILICULL uirt.uanoo to MALT* LID DI•••••• Jr 241141144 Wm I. M. Is pest tor 1114,11.4 OECOND LIFE; or ELEC TRICAL WITI/Ull 1011ATIL • 11•11111 Walt 131•141 tar the waft at A orbs on onllmbitz aff ilo welims Isno et Nevem sod 11144 1 / 6. 4 1 V16 .0.4. 411olot 4.16 wliol eq ui = , 4 l.. Gs S ow 1:e mar el Is ewe laila Ws intl Wow imarm4 4. 11111110114 ra nkir am ele4selt of • Wow Folimsego=lea d rial ammaki• IMIS 41016•2 Minim =TM1117 1" :41 b1.1 141= 1" "1 :1 1 7 .1 1L a r1 ". 41414. 6.16.b.1.4 log •Ini Ss YON 1141404 Mina as =rpm isi an 4 .444 ben 21:E el oft/ MK Iheciv••• ha liame *SR. 44•4 or islorled. awl Ws el lion 14 aslin =V e i rkia Is Poem^ Imp le as be i 544•4 a &am Wm* manwllas Os N'UNNII MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, 30s. 4 0: Fir e t:, zliti HL &ex i t a r A r re k—a m = , ~ apsd rr i. Ilhl mw s kt" wed u 7ra.ft =b . " Pr Wiwi. .31 Mad Mr ea wines& .1.14 El 2. —A PURE PALE SHERRY of the eamemeie emeeet.. *gm oar. We reelve • and Elpesol at W. Ike yam AWAY WIT • cle.. Piguiveril Deelins. la UNBOPHIBTICATED GENEVA, it the tree J wipe limat. ma ell nom Ikea Or oft IMMO ilisiran eilkien simi elnegulL t. =,,,,,...:,........... UST sal CHEAPEST TEAS sad le lieleAND we la MI are le be Naked el rzzo... , .../.......... 011• aress Wawa De Iy. Ibb. 11.C..Z v.... 111 L :Ma Ileraear law Pe Be mod 411. se *a vales ei las. Nal am. bee le say Mks, Medea et rest Mialml. • pita wee. tree Own et Ewan yarn yxHAT we the Wild Waves esyg t—lLeep pu ...,"„m er ..,..icr TWA of r.RAV9 am be rab.liapii 44.9 t lb. serabi l ligagi W.- r • 9. ORM b. Mds99 09=199•11.111.14~B. b OYULI3 HYDROSTATIC TEA sad COFFEE mil ISM 1117/011100SLY Ins I se 10.10 et =MGM wwwwl bolubwoft =Wu ON is-RALI. Used I. WM We GLIM. WIWI VITUS ars kW as wooN ra irAt kowwwww. wirdow. aid W. k&WWDWW.. Wwt. WwWwW4Ww.. WO. riwasm.mi 'INDIA RUBBER TUBING for Warring ot?ar &•47°`2"ri"TList;-17-1--,:l=tv. j KAI NO MAROC Eir STAMPING PAPER sad awns gip ma cam ag .12,...._ ..mow kik Igklagrkr=igg 'I. IN. IL • • og re kg klage . x. . a ..4 . 8 = g;IL gir •r• 0 , eiv a ogre agigleke r Is at aam s eMoirp.. zuww. M. Planing. We ion tgen Emma to INVENTORS.-01MICS kV PAITJITS,a. tgaAparapeASharlsearan—Pilated Wm. a. War war OF rArsaTIP tie Omi MINS sr Milan ag.i.olamm le &pada' at at waking lavialima. IMMO aa4 aimlo la was amilmmail arra i lm. Ilialadad N plll.. rem latanwolaa a. t• aa lomat mama aaala t == . e m... ..7 1 4 1 pra awl On. ammaidaasa 4. REY HAIR mann= to its NATURAL 001.0171.-111501,111.411X1 .1 1 . orref i rabils. Ilmomadm. Way COMP Wr. a 000 PATSSEOO -11111•11110,10•2101. W. 01. le On Ons NM 6.... kmp= oai i.a. g. 01 s Mal Po w zrw 6 11 . w. as 0100waiml le ity Ur . W.:: 16 9" ....ribrA.• Oil Wail drobb matern of Nola AU PT U R 118.—By Royal Learn Patera. rotor cur rat RIM r slieuva medial lo dr mai •••••• 1••••11•= 1 main of l•- TIN •2. .1 • sled oda& NI •••• mord • •• • Ws •••111•11: • NA basiz o ty.p. PI.IN i e HAIN •Das.7o. - tra; Moe MI6 ••••••••11 imam II amstas i tert b. ••== i rr e a 1106111 2 . 1110 Wpm mg irs releang. 111M/11.121 a • goo sods ••••••• ZANG, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE NAHA! owl COW la No wa s . ' 11=1 UT. 1 NNU1.:7, 1 : way W .fir Mgt, •h:= dwi "Pr=hl. 4 "" Iwo Was& an 4 :=1•0•1114:44 . il= o re as opiee, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1869. ALBERT !SMITH'S CHINA 5320./fIO6T. at P. sad TO-NOKROW !If mad S. J.S 4 1 :4 1 . 4. ar a g i ;j1 0 011: . 1:1 ... ....14, A JMt MADAME LOLA MONIEZ (Counties of Leukemia ma thaw bat Yee MITZI la larks. St. Juan Ha, Sala am• (w.r. Jeweler " 1171010.111 N Dalt 110111.• alb WNW the . Mame Naha Mamma aaertee.—Deere epee a gall 1 : a‘ baltiMei aal at aereer So U. nonned .. =l; amemislek. • WM. si sad WOW. deal MADand HIS ILABITI3IIII3 DAT, at TIIEE 10" "Wirt WE. Dr. EX le DELIVER s' rah 'Ephraim' rod lissm 1. Tl'ihaEm deilwm illabes: of .4••••84 Soil - lb' rtiemilmi awl et lihr-ilmen Vies re Alb* ow of UM al/b-it IllEmh•- •••"41 4 la am mrEVE : 7 4II" rams rirt=m •••" lULer in • or lig =r a ga Im e. p . imarlta Erartnirahe Luis'. et Ile illhoolialer...t i iM e 4 II Amara ail tram is YAM. n. Jars& ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. &elk wee performed but eight for the tint time this mum. A. usual It went of heavily, with the exception of two or three sows, to which great effect we. gins by the sang and dogleg of Tamberhk, Grid, and Roused, so °tell*, Desdemcoa, and logo. Grist was tasgnflioent—elter natal, greed, beautiful, end pathetic, she succeeded to gideg strength to feeble situations, end expreesion to muds by no MAIL dramatic. In the (sly strong dilation la the ems the memo( the catastrophe, her picture of bar, boner, sad denials was terrible in its truth and reality. Grid's voice sees to be growing younger and fruiter every time we hear It. In the little air, Ameba al mi d'un malice" (the "gong' at Willow") the melting sweetens. of her soft but clearly amnia* nese wee full of locipressible mimes. Tambertik's (hello was on the whole a very fine pert: mama ; bet, having piped great admiration by the immense power tibia burst' on the highest notes of his compass, he is apt to overdo this way of producing effect, giving his execution an overstrained and exaggerated air. He makes Otello, moreover, too uoifereoly fierce and gloomy; a few touches of affection and tenderness—for which there le room in the wretched operatic version of the character—would add much to its Mama Ingo bee only one good sours—that la which be inflames Otello's jealousy—seed it was treated in a masterly meaner by Roeconi, notwithstanding his vocal defects, which were very apparent. The principal scenes were duly applauded by a moderately filled hops ; but Otelio Is not, and never can be, an attrective opera. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (ntox LAST xtoin's clAzarni.) WAR,OFFICII, tows 14. 10th Regiment of Light Dregoons—Captala Vassals, Baker to be major, by purchase, vies Harrison, promoted, by preheat, in the I Ith Light Dragootis • Lieutenant Henry Atkins Bowyer to be captain, by p urchase, vice Baker; Cornea Owes 8.. Sleeks to be lieutenant, by parch..., vios Boa, who retires. 11th t Dnegoone—Brevet-Llentetiant-Colonel Bradley H from the 10th Light Dragoona, to be lieutenant colonel, by purchase, vice Miller, who reties; Lieutenant Albert Pee l Garnett to be captain, by purchase, rice Sir B. C. Cockburn, Barr., who retire.; Corset John George Anaseley to be lieutenant, by punchs.% vice Garnett. 13th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Stanley do Astel C.lvert Clarks to to Captain, by purchase, vim Brevet-Major Tremapos, promoted. Ro_yel Artillery Lkutenant Henry George Augustus Powell, from half-pay 15th Foot, to be paymeater. Royal Engineers—Lieutenant Hoary William Hart Davies Dammam to be second °opts's, via Goodall, deceased; Lieutenant Dalhousie Holmes Burnes hes been permitted to resign hi. commission. Regiment of Foot—C.olln Rolland V. 8. Grlouton, from the 93rd Foot, to be captain, vice Bell, who ea 19th Foot—Daniel James Mansergh, gent., to be maxim', by purchase, via Frith, 20th Foot—Ensign Wil= d promoted to t* lieutenant, with out purchase vine Macdosogh, deceased. 2204 Foot —Stiff-Sugeon Thomas Carey to be surgeon, vice Fairbairn, appoiated to the staff. 23rd Foot —Realms A. Mitchell Molyneu to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice De Vie Tepper, promoted. 26th Foot—Jame Row Gray Buchanan, gent., to be engirt, by parches% vice Story, promoted. 39th Foot—Hugh len, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Cortallla romoted. 41st Foot—Lieateemat Edward L. Barnwell Lowry to be canon, by purchase, vice A. G. Lowry, who retiree; Ensign Rdward Fr sds Brown Brooke to be lieutenant, Lowry 49,11rootal;Datozo' vie. Bent, 8.L.8 . to . 1% ensign, by purchase, 60th Foot—Aaelmeat-eurgeon Joseph Johaatce, M.D., from the Ceylon Rltle Begisant, to be aristant•nrion, Tice Nootr, who . 68th Foot—Captain e Beery Wynyard to be are= purchase, vice Brevet. t-Calwael Andrew ton Remelt who retiree; Lieutenant Demos Towels, to be captale, by purchase, vice Wynyard; Bulge Hatay John Wynyard to be lieuttaant, by purchase, vice Townley. 60th Foot—The Hon. Walter Courtney Papya to be ensign, by purchase, vice Hodson, who retires. 69th Foot—Lieutenant Ri 'Mard Cooper Hutchleon to be captain, by purchase, vice Sankey, promoted; Ensign Frederick Hotham Dyke to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hutchison. nil Foot—Lieutenant Richard Wsdesoo, to be adjutaat, vies Justice, who resigns the adjutaricy only. 79111 Foot—Reign Robert Stewart to be adjutant, vice Lieutenant Wimberley, who resigns the adjutancy only ; Amistant-Surgeon George Scott Davie M.D , from the staff, to be aelestatit•eargeall, 14011 Roberts, appointed to the staff. 86th Foot—Ensign Matthew Ed ward Lesdbltter to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Conran, who has retired ; John William Boolcott, gent., to be amigo., by purchase, vice Fowbr, promoted. 87th Foot-Brevet-Major Charles Frederick Campbell to be major, by purchase, vice Lee, who retires. 93rd Foot—Captain Whiteford John Bell, from the 9th Foot, to be captain, vice Grimstoo, who exchanges; Edward Assumes Reim, gent., to be ensign, by pa:chafe, vice Macameara, promoted. 94th Foot—Ensign William Farmer Godfrey to be lieute nant, by pitrobane, vice Osekell, promoted. 95th Foot—Bolton Waller Faulkner, gent., to be (maim by porottam, vice Chspple, promoted. 96th Foot—Lieutenan. Alfred Edward Cookaos to be captain, by purchase, vice the Honourable Frederick B. Pakenhazo, promoted to an unattached majority, by purchase; Essig. Marriott Aytoun to be lieutenant, by parches% moo Cook moo. Mae Brigade.—The Honourable Edward Cour.. Vsugban to be ensign, by purchase, vice Evans, pss oesd; Alma der flitart llarington. seat., to be eseigs, by purchase, vice Parr, promoted; George Anson Hillard, gest., to be resign, without purchase, moss Edward., promoted; George Lemon, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Chamberlin, promoted. 3rd West India Regiment—William Henry Browning, Esq., to be paymaster, vice Wilson, whose services have been dispensed with. Ceylon Rine 2tegiment—Assistant•Burgeon Edward Gregg Noott. from the 50th Foot, to be assistant surgeon, vice Johnston, who exchange+. STAFF. Brevet-Colonel Citorge Tcomea ecetolly Napier, C. 8., halt pay Usettached, to be Depetp-Qoartermairer-Otnerel to the Forms serving to Canada, eke Brevet-Colonel Holds. worth, whose period of *arias bee excited. DEPOT BATTALION. Captain °soap &LW' aroiinsid;llltit Yost, to be In structor of musketry. RECRUITING DISTRICT. _ - - - P. hats J il.;;;ltiaZiTo;Wrp.7,e; Quextermsettr tod to eth Dragoon., to be vim the Invalid Depot,p= Rensody, appoia INVALID DEPOT (Chatham). Paymaster John Menkeezie Remedy, from a Recruiting District, to be paysemekr, vice Leith. domed. IRON LABT 11101171 GAZETTE. -...._ /11•1/EILUPTI. Witasocer, lkoWl , to wiesader Juno It sod us D J•ly UM I, to Illialpook, Nod. qurni, arm lAN ; l o nia JoarAmo airverr, . el4=lI•T, Jima 14 aml July II a& Ilk. Di wily as 4 Ow, TotsabouNolord : a& Una/ Pa az sol i. so at iii. sad Jell 38 al at Jew. ?ado on* Lueasa : la Illiedili. Bair ammo% aro A at 11, awl...ter:risk" Ild..=llear• gial.thels, OW - a... oda. 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Dana Disk /sllmall Darn. sad WWWWW, mirdens..*.• wal66soo—dWY i.J IL Maladiail. Ds& sailasit—Jii, 1 W. Lamm, BoUsadalsra, imaissa—Jety I. J. Doris. Gnat Drape and Wedriary Om ariankilmiNuss lc IL Sort Ilisairdar, Union .11 iseretwot —July 1. II WLasa sad& Ina& , Sunder— Jab 11. C. Firth aid J. fisaar, tl:...T.U.ader sad IL Char. LI ansa sly 11 . Claihr war fma rural. LI ars sly LS. S. our". Li Miss msfelmat—Jaly I. J. J r mblabost i t a i lisrummad. Duras& Ulm sad dasmr—•l2 0. J Dial 801.14, Divers, awasimars mandasircr—J J. ram gun, Cumber iand, sissar—Jaly I& J. arl W. dos 6.. MUM Derbssa. daft sad maw N. U. J ai nsa& Swig NM embalm& madam aly T. supses, rtatainist. OMNI, slams dram OZATITICATIII So be isubil. . Ws mime m amp be aura Is Ws ream, rawly as to ar& Jam 11, fray WV; yet loaf not Drab Bold. /Usu. Si pr. murmur% , Mama, mil r —4ll iR. N iamb strataraldrp,, Olty.lmass loponn =k sod deals—July 6. W M , Pradrat. Buatry4Watis Mararsedatre, boils—July S. J. IL limn dabs& Weft ItrUspoaL Omar, tenor sod ma—J.ly 6. T. Job. ma, Weak uarUspraL Durum. ddraman—JUY 0. I. c 0.... If*. staUanyon-Tyas, alwase wafalwat_ —duly 6. J. Puna& M slip" Combrfasd. gromr—JY7 T. J. elbUeld sad L. 1101110. N.. Pb. Nur Zeoluar. Wears. sod Kaiala. T l ZZ ir i 4 7...... .7_4., .. W. Awls sad Jam I alt In sad asdra ea lias—Jaly l Jaw, WM% OSPWWW =l6. MM lad r gzzisb—Jaly IL J. Ism* ilms4 Debra sad sinsibury, Nal shoe raatearant. POSTEIRIZIM DISSOLVED. I. WY. S. Deka, sad L. J. S. Das.. IL llartbis.tans. Darr wham. army dilell.l..j. I.B_lP SW* L. pass — N. V ssav la are, J. Niffilly.iled I. U. ileins. &de sal Bersford,l‘sokers. so Ls as nor* N. Maspo—J. Ewers so 4 J. V. Soled. St St meant's. agl ... smilA . lNlS Impass— i t.. 6. ol:lo , ..... .ad r. O ir t. b. T . str. I . 3:;v7z i ..,":: : :::4 --- ... -.1. J. -,,,,,,, tsiors— . IluLliesso. . aslobionos. . sad J. sod Miss spinal.. es Dr as row& . . fa lda r li sis.2. 0. Orbeshs. awl Kljgarri ka. :roe :pronl. PIES M. mordesis—T. % Marti. amp li.j... sup :sieelm.• . Owls sod 41. foes% Cream Dsserlins, . POW sod J. SNAIL Madam. NeosorsisliK .22.1 1 48 = 4 . sod J. S. gailsrsoo, Ailidds ISMS Assiaalls.arsprs. NOME 13EQUISTRATIONS. Dor lo naows. Glaraorr. balkier. Jaw Is. at Um Crow Hotel. Gloa row. .14 oe Rs, ow. aw,, am, WaWolde. Nawinin. Imam Joao I; al Aso Oral • Inie.,• M Drl.4•• II•N•l b =”01.11I WIIeSaLID, Glineell. Wawa a.OO ao tb• Cocain ilili. Gums.. THE MAIL SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON, Tuts- DAT.—Tb• North German Lloyd's stews ship Bremen loft this day for New York with the inglielt sad Garman malls, s full cargo, and s large number of passeagers. The Per and Oriental Company's steam skip Alhambra, which hits undergoes eltersilos. west for s trial trip this day, which was perfectly sstishriory. The Royal Mail Com pany's stesm•ships Tamar and Boleti will Alertly leave foe the totarcolonial service. There .hips, which ere of groat speed, will probably supply a deficiency which has loom been complaiesd of by the Won LIAM coloalsee, vii., a zoom punc tual de livery of the mails. OINKING OF • BELGIAN liknoomat.—On Mon day, at 6 p.m.. the Belglea schooner Maris, of.. lades, from Beguiled* for Antwerp, ewes( • Mak ..d soak to mid chaneal 12 miles 8.8. of Dever. The mow wen. plated up by the South Burton% Compsay's dam packet Qua= of the Belgleas, Captale Goodhue', ea her peerage from Calais. They were insteedla.aly received si the Bailers' Henn when every comfort was liberally provided tar them. • few mMstes after the as. wire picked up the vessel eadelenly went down head foreman. This la Ike seveaty-Brat wrecked crew of different satires white We Load a ?doge Mille Dam &OW Acme. ROYAL HIBIRRIAN SCHOOL. For Asslstsintif3;rgeoe — Fil — ei;Setres7ll3., from the Coldstream Guards, to be to., se Mate d in the Omens of the 31st tibias), ried eargeow, Assistiat- Burgeon Francis Bowen, M.D., from the Coldetrems Guards, to be surgeon with lox .1 rank, Ac. UNATTACHED. Caplets the Hon. F;;;;;;It1;;;;;ep Parham, from 961 h Foot, to be mejor, by purchaso. HOSPITAL STAPP. Surgeon William gime Farri;el;;, — ii.o., from the 22nd Foot, to be surgeon, rice Carey, appointed to the 22nd Foot; Aseistatt•Sorgeou Edmund Humphrey Robarts,troat the 79th Foot, to be sasistentlturgeou, vice Devi., ap pointed to the 79th Foot. The underserntioned acting alsistent-inugoons hare 'owed to do duly, there being no longer occasion for *sir or vwes —Henry 'sine. Shirley, Edwin Adolphus, M.D., Thome. Lambert Halos, Bryan Patrick McDonough, M.D., William Daniel Michell, M.D., Jamas Bell Jar dine, Christopher Thompecn S.D., Thomas Henry Bur pee H.D., Francis Potter Elesulials, William Csatledine Ter, M.D., John Goodrich Combat, Thomas Mader sea Somerville, Thomas Howell, Frederick Skinner. BREVET. liniment-Colossi Marla Weaning', C. 8., of the Royal Artillery. to be aide-drowsy le tU Qua& with the nak of coloselja the any. To be lientetant-Colowle fa the Army—Major Auatiaina Frederkk Ikeda, 9th Light Des. mom ; Bo:vet-Major Jobs De Montmorency Money Prior, 121 h Lied Dragoons. To be Mrjore Is the Army —Captains Henry Christopher Marriott, 8 2 2nd Foot - artian Palmer, Royal Av.. ; Samuel Poem Jude,J 82•6 Foot ; B. H. A'C. Indeßeid. %Bury Train ; Fir Charles Frederick Wheeler Cork, Bart.. 6611 Foot ; the Boa. Jams Charlemagne Dormer, 13th Foot. The usdermeatiteed pemmican' to take plaos In the Indian MtUtery Forges et her Majestymensequent on the deaths of MajmOeseral Arthur Spina, Bengal Infantry, April 26, 1869; General Alexander Danomßetural Inkairy,May 14, 1859, General Illirlsome Rumen, K.C.8., Mane Carshy, Mayl6, 1859 ; Lienteneat.Generai William Heary Hamm, Bengal Infantry, Mop 25. 18.9; and Genrral Sir James Law Doshington, 0 C.B , Madras Cavalry .May 29. 1659 : To be Gemstale—Lbeno nont•Generale George S z tey et Bowl Artinery; Int George Pollock, 0.C.8., (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. Artillery; Samuel Goodfellow, Bombe • Engineers. To Lieutimeat-Gomenle—Major- a Charles Butler James, Bomb Infantry; Matthew Combo haul, Bengal Infantry; Jolla Sir Cheap', H.C.8., Bengal Engineer.; John Low, C. 8., Madras Infantry. To be Major- Generals—Coloneb Sir Jostle K.C.8., In fantry ; Clarke Wahab, Madre' I ; lama Bengal Infantry; George Tameable, Artillery; Thome Ambeiton Duke, Madras Infantry. The nadermeationed °Mows of the lodise Military Forces of her Majesty, retired on full pay, to have a step of how nary rank es follows, viz. ,—Lieutement-Col Charles APtholP , Beard Infantry, to be colonel ; Major William Henry Rickert... Bengal Infantry, to be lieutanant-coloseC; Major George O'Bryea Ottley, Bengal Infantry, to be lisittenent-o,bral ; Major Henry John Willoughby, Bombay Infantry, to be heatenant Memel ; Captain James Lab, Bombay Artillery. to be major. Mnsosascom.-1144 Donald George Anglia Darroch, half-pay matted:ad, has been permitted to retire from the marries by the sale of hie commission, he being about to become a settler in Cleneda. THE MILITIA. Commissioue signed by the Queen : Third Regiment of Middlesex Militia--James Lee, gent., to be quartermaster; William Thome', gent., to be adjutaat. Fife Militia Anti —Lieutenant William Haig to be pay master, Vibe dears& Comadestoas Apse fry the Lords-Lieutenant of their respective counties King's Own Light Isfaetry Regiment of Militia—Charles Mackinnon Walogeley to be captain, vice Kell, who re tiree ; Cheries Lawson Saba, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Barton, who retina. Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery—Francis Kogan Co., gent., late captain 26th Foot, to be diet lieutenant, vice Soother, resigned. 6th or Royal Elamite Light Infantry Regiment of Middle sea Militia—Ensign William Ales, Turner to be lieute nant, vice Nadi. resigaed ; Frederi ck Barnes, gent., late Ist Midttleo«: Militia, to ba oleo Tin Victoria Rides—The QUO= has been Plasma to swept the resignation of the cemadmice ia earns held by Major the Earl of Perth. Dumfries, Roxbargh, and Selkirk Itegimmat of Militia— Captain George Walker to be major, vice Scott, resigned. Royal Flintshire Militia—Cecil Squire, Esq., to bs oeplate, site Foster, resigned. City of Edinburgh Regiment of Artillery Militia—Ebenezer Faris Mscgeorr, gent., to be second lieutenant, vice Bowman promoted. Royal Merionethshire Militle—Edward Gilliat Jones to be lieutenant, rice Morgan, resigned. Royal Glamorgan Artillery Militia—James Simpson Bal lard, gent., to be lieutenant. Ameasury, Juni 14. —PROMOTIONIL—COM sassider J. Tudor (ma), to b• aphis cm the owed list, rice Parker, doomed. Mste.—The Hon. 0. F. Crofton (1867) promoted to the rank of lieutenant. Arrournmurre.—Mats.—Lord W. T. Kerr, the Hon. H. Wingfield. and Mr. R. 0. B. Fitzroy, to the Victoria and Albert, 2, steam yacht, at Portsmouth. Assistant•Paynneter F. H. Wright (1863), to the Edgar, 91 saw, steam ship, at Woolwich. Masten' Assistsat J. T. Hart, to the Emerald, 31, screw Ara frigate, at Sheerness. Acting Second Mester 0. W. Bayliss, to the Loam, 90 at Davenport. ILidshipman—F. B. Renshaw, to the London. WOOLWICH, Juice 14. Several officers belonging to regimeata of the line have arrived at Woolwich, from the Royal Staff College, Sandhurst, kr the ot practical struction at the new Riding-home ishment, and in various branches at the Laboratory sad other deputises!, of tits Royal Anneal. The Industry, boa steam MOM vessel, Heater Commander Hodges, he cemplated her repairs, to ordered to receive • cargo of mythic.' and other Mores at the Deptford Vic tualling-lad, for Rio de Janeiro sod the Island of Ascension. The Ruby, steam gunboat. Listammat Commander Vicary, Mader to the Cornwallis, gamed ship, arrived at Woolwich yesterday, sad left after mogiving a sweaty of atone. She ham received sew machlaery, sad beat re-Sited for service. The 8e.., paddle steta.veseel, which left Woolwich a few weeks gibes Is temporary cemmiadoe by Captain Williams, is now aimed at Scilly, Ito., intaldaggoandmge aad making • wormy for the Admiralty service. A large number of heavy guts ed other war stores have moistly beta forwarded from the royal anesal to Montresl and Quebec. The utmost activity still prove& with to the cost defences, and • large order has yet to be completed of heavy ordnance, &0., for ratios. stations. CHATHAM, Juxis H. An Admiralty order has been received at this dockyard, by Captain Goldsmith, directing the entries of shipwrights and other mechanics into the dockyard to be stopped, in consequence a the whole of the required number having been obtained. The Wellesley, 72, guardship of ordinary at this port, was " paid down" to ate months yesterday. A larp number of landsmen and boy have been lately entered. The whole of the wives and children of the soldiers who were on board the Eastern Monarch, on that ship being burnt, have, since their arrival at the invalid depot, been supplied with clothes sad all other nsessaaries, by a com mittee of ladies The troops have all received a fres kit by order of the authorities, PORTSMOUTH, Jima 14. The Agamemnon, 91 screw, Captain Thom.' Hope, beat sails this morning. The Melpomene, 61, screw frigate, Captain Charles J. F. Swart, mils to-morrow for Liverpool. Beal-Admiral Hon. George Grey, admiral superintendent, riled this forenoon for Portland, in the Sprightly steam marl; Muster Commander George Allen. The Haeohante, 61, maw frigate, is to be launched the early part at not month. Dement Gerard 001111111lill died a Saturday Met, at his mat its Hest, at the adnaced age of 90 years. The late metal .as case of the senior generals on the army list, having mined the array in November, 1780. Major-Geoeral David Macadam, RA., expired on Friday, at Sdiabargh. The galleat deceased had been 64 irnr..sin the Royal Marines, and hs had greatly distinguished U In his profession! career. THE TROOPS IN IRELAND AND THE ELECTIONS.— The followhig general order deepest been issued .—" Adjs. tiutteGimmers Office, Dublin, June 10, 1839.—The general commanding the forme in Ireland tekas the opportunity of informing the troops employed daring the recent Farrel election in aid of the civil power, that We lordship has had much pleweare in bringing under the notices of his Royal Hughes. the Genera Commanding-in-Chief tha reports which were received from o quarters of the alacrity, ehsv fulness, and steadiness with which the disagreeable, and in some meth arduous dation allotted to them were performed. Lord Seaton is much gratified At this marine's% proof of the high state of discipline of the force under his erenteand.—By order. (Signed) J. 8. BROWielt IGO, Dep.-Ad:pee." Tin MlLlTlA.—Government has resolved upon calling oat the Irish militia on the 15th of July next, for the annual trends" of 21 days, beieg • preparatory step to their permanent embodiment; The North Durham Regiment of Militia will &iambi* at Durham on the 22nd hut,. under the command of Earl Vane, for 21 days training. The South Durham Regiment of Militia, under the command of the Duke of Cleveland, will assemble at Barnard Culls, on the 4th of July, for 21 days' training. The Royal North Gloometershhe Regiment of Militia, under the command of Colonel Ringsoota, will eassable today at Cirencester, for 21 days' training. MILITARY MIDNIGHT EVOLUTIONA.—On Monday night the camp at silderebott was surprised by a brilliant illumination with the Hoe. Major Fiianteurice's lights, he having been seat there by General Peel to teat their qualities and application to military purport, and nothing could be more brilliant and effestive than the demonstration that took place. Major-Genets' Knell,. and all the officers present expremed themselves highly gra.itled with the extreme elms pliciry, portability, sad great power of the lights, and their value for military parries. Guards were turned out many ' hundred yards from when the generel end his staff were stationed, and each men stood mat ae if the eon wee shining on him. Every kind of signal was carried ant at immense distances; bodies of men were marched in and out, snd were dirinctly visible at 1,000 rude, and the whole comp around was illuminated In a mast beautiful manner by sweeping the hotis in with a single light. OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINATIONS.—The szstaisation at Oztord commenced yesterday (Tuesday) morns st halfspest 9 ecilock in ties Divinity School. The Rev. Dr. lowborn (Regius Professor of Divinity) addressed the ~lone cesdidems, and opened the proceedisp, which ores attended by the schoolmasters and friend• of the candidates. The esaanastioe for the day concluded at hall-past 8 o'clock. The numbers are as follows .—Seniors, 81 ; juniors, 47. ENGLAND AND THE WAR.—A meeting of that Tows Conseil of Binnlngbre we. held yesterday (To= whereat it we. neolved `The petitions from this be presented to both bones of metazoan, signed by the mayor with the °amorous 00111111106 seal appended thereto, urging upon them the MUSA desks of this corporation that the government should observe • strict neutrality In the war now raging upon the otatinent of Europe." FATAL ACCIDENT.—A fatal accident occurred in the City en Monday. A man named George Franco, about 30 yeses of op, wes peeping up a Right of stone stairs In Gresham-bons., Old 13rted•street, when he was suddenly seized whh • fit. and fell backwards from top to bottom, fracturing his skull in a fearful manner. The sufferer was quickly placed in • cab, and taken to the London Hospital, but aspired in about tee Wan, NOTES OF I'HE WAIL The Tuscan Monitor,' contains an order of the day, issued by General Ulla*, and dated Florence, June 9. It gives publicity to a letter addressed by Prince Napoleon to the general, which letter is u follows: Head-quarter., at Flames, June 8, 1859. Oseeral,—l n visiting yesterday the cantonments of the I Taman army on the Fillips., road I was struck with the fine aranee of the tro o p s o f th e l e t b r i ga d e comman d e d b y n r ell Btefanelit , with their martial air and the good spirit that animates these. Please to inform them of my satisfac tion. lam fully convinced that on the day of bagk they will know how to do honour to hair by their gallantry and ftrinnews. Itecei;e, gimlet!, the amanace of say most distinguished oonsidenvion. NA ireLioN (Jaiiolll.) The Monit•ur, in publishing this communication and the order of the day whish accompanist' it, says : We anew abetain from adding that to our own know ledge the same praise hat been bestowtd on the Creeps and fortifications of Filipre by &commission awaiting of Fren ch officers on the staff and in the Eagitastes. These licatour obis testisonists accorded to Ym Tuscan boots by such competuatjudges ors a poiriefid innenragentest foe all our imeram, eke satisfaction of an- Demating that in Taman Moses haws Min deemed worthy of forming part el the staff to the cavalry, artillery, and aarlasere, and of the general sta ff of the French army. The Milan Gazetk of the 7th publishes as account of all that took place in that city on the sth and sth, but we need only state that the municipality re mained sitting all night; that they prevented the Austrians from taking away with them the corps of firemen, numbering eighty-two individuals; that the first decree it issued related to the formation of a guard of public security in the different parishes, but that a few hours after it established the head quarters of the national guard in the Palazzo Mario, and that towards evening this force was (oily organised. In addition to this reason,' it should be observed that the municipality having issued a pro• clamation inviting the Milanese to proclaim Victor Emmanuel, soon after decreed the formation of barricades. By • decree of the Btb, issued at Milan, the King has appointed Chevalier Vigliani, previously named Royal Commissioner Extraordinary at Milan, to the post of Governor of Lombardy. The chevalier, be fore taking upon himself the functions of his new post, received from the Prince Ltentetent-General of Piedmont the crass of grand officer of the Order of Bt. Maurice and Bt. Lazarus. _ - The Piedniontese Gazette publishes the 78th and 79th bulletins, from which we learn that the national guard of Iglus, the commissary of the Royal Custom house, and a detachment of riflemen of the Alps have taken posse.sion of Leven% where the garri son, which, as already stated, has taken refuge in Switzerland, had left a large quantity of prorlsions, and stores. The Nord publishes a Paris letter stating that M. Guider', sent by the King of Naples to the head quarters of the French Emperor, his been favourably received by his Majesty. A funeral service to the memory of General &pillowe and his aide-de-camp was celebrated at Novara on the 7th. General Louvray and the few French soldiers remaining in that town, sa also the intendant-general of the province and the delegated council, were present at the ceremony. The Duke of Modena has published a decree, declaring that before ordering a forced loan—which extreme step, he assert', would mach of his heart—he wishes to try a voluntary one. The sum required is one million of Italian lire. The Opinione announces that no wooer had the Austrian troops evacuated Pavia than the popula tion hoisted the Sardinian colours with vociferous cheers. THE WOUNDED AT VERCELLI. TO THE EDITOR OP THS EXPRESS. 818,-1 inclose a short extract from the cone spondesce of my friend, en Englieh gentleman resident In Turin.—l es, &0., AN ENGLISHWOMAN. Perin June 12. " Twin,, Jana 10. " I went the day before yetterday to the hospital at Ver celli to visit my irked the volunteer artist-soldier, of whom I have formerly written to you. Poor fellow I A ball had shattered his leg just below the knee five minutes after he came upon the ground with his regiment (the Queen's) at the glorious battle of Pelona. I left Turin at 6in the morn ing; but the railroad being especially devoted to the military service, I thought myself lucky to arrive at my destination in spite of various impediments, and partly on foot, at two in the afternoon. I found my friend in his bed, bearing his suffixing' with admirable and joyous serenity. The spirit which led him to devote himself to the noble canoe of Italtan independence bee lost noes of it. pristine ardour, but in spires him now with pamive—more difficult than active-- courage, as with simple, modest, heroic, resignation. So true la it that all noble and generous actions have is them selves • living source of fortitude and consolation. He related to me the details of his short campaign—bow he was wounded, and carried by two °Dorado, under the fire of the enemy, to the ambulance. As I lay there,' said he, I saw some amputated and some die--fmoremidoes sever to be forgotten,' he added. I witnessed the dresaiog of all the wounded in the ward. It was the Stet time I had ever been present at such • thing, end It was very vying; but I thought I ought not to he un able merely to look upon that which they were able actually to beer. The courage of these heroic martyrs gives firmness to toe bystanders. "My friend told me that ill the wounded are taken care of admirably. Indeed this was evident. Every thing Is came, airy, neat, and even elegant. The Sisters of Charity, the nurses, and attendant. Imo the sufferers with real de votion. The great and noble feelings which agitate the whole of Italy penetrate everywhere, and are retorted in essay Individual. " I returned to Turin In the evening more rapidly than I went in the morning, and arrived in time to see the illumina tion, which was more than splendid; it wee universal, with the exception of some of the morel embassies. But thank God the British embavy was brilliantly illuminated with the Italian tricolour. The moment I was told dila I hastened to ascertain the feet with toy own eyes; to my heartfelt sallefaction, as an Englishmen, I found that it many was so. Prtbe oaluxonion. hostility to the noble Italian mute shows by the Derby ministry and its satellites has hitherto rdiscied dishonour upon our country. A. T. THE BANDS IN THE PARKB.—The rains of Sun day, which postponed the first performance of the perk bend, visited the Victoria -perk so murk more lightly that they were enahlsd to go through their performances to ea audience of hem tea to twelve thousand pereme. The Ragenee-park keepers were on lloodiry besieged by tundras se to the beide playing on Sunday nest, while a 'Crag hal leg prevailed that the military band might have played to tee thousands in the park on Whit Monday Instead of to helf-a dozen individuals on Thursday. The Regftt'e-park Sunday bend plays from 511.17 30; 1 . ietorla-perk, 6.30 till 8 o'clock, THE BATH WORKING MEN AND ME. PHIEN.— On ing a numerously-attended meeting of the deemsworking wee held in the banqueting-room of the O'Hara], ..to take into oonaideration the propriety of pre sentieg a testimonial to Thomas Philip, Esq., sa • mark of their appreciation of hie hold,streightforwarrand unswervieg advocacy of liberal principles, se especially manifested is his late contest for the representation of this city." This move ment origieatel with and isentirely prorated by the working ems. It is a gratifying proof of the grateful feelings with which those who are /corned by the tories se unfit to pewees the suffrage mord their true friend., sad of their eersent sae la WWI of their own pul heal regeneration. The the resolutions were all working men ; and = to velem, if net showing classical polish, were marked by sound comma eoense, earnestness of popes, and warmth of feeling, that gave to them a force such se many a practical speaker might envy. The ratting was made fully aware that a spontaneous errand= of good opiera towards him front the many would be more acceptable to Mr. Phi= Hum any more pretentious movement to pre sent him with a substantial offering. But the widest het ins which pervaded all who took pert in the proceed!" was, that whilst they were not guisg to eerier, for yeomen select la the testimonial to be presented, it should be cute a one as would sot °sly be konottrsble :to Mr. Pities, but creditable to the working clues of Bitti.—lfelh Joirral. THE VIOLIST DEATH Or A FEMALE IN Bunts, At the Inquest on the body of the yoma, woman. agora Parlor, who set her death in n quarrel between bared( and prams= at Fenny Stratford, Bake, wader tlio dram stances reported in the Eyre* yesterday, several see. IbleleS were anseiteed, and the Jury returnee a s verdict of manslaughter against the weasel. John leekt. He w ee accordingly oomatitted Poc Wel at the um W a pping: maims.