The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

,:..'AVER I No. 4,083 ] gyiRLAIDIIOLTIL..OOII:IIUNICATION V g ift: Rs tutkr a irjragri% 101.11 0. AidallealL ii. he iffirahla. gni lintlininnon al: roil!: gl orjz ik e . 001 : Yr X Jr wen ihe in Or 188R13. MONEY WIGIAM sad SOW (se "IZAllltral. "I' zp. by Noma Insult lot siger=sd =ER rulorr .IWlth a7r.l mom TEAM COMMUNICATION between' LlVER irmarpumnoirtizz= lifi alonnonl Om wow slanounWn minimum sad donaldne, Inn • i" MOP • OP L. aIG POOL li OTON .......... rissalic °CtrELTIIOOIkI. ei W= . . On. IL wra. braid Om& on PPIP l it M EJonnalen_wei WII4.IAX MAI f 6 4 6 7= : C A. : fts Po SITIO rid !PAWN. fe. ETRAM to ROTTIRDAM ad w 11111/1M Tbe Illsowboi4 Ompegila an o TVIIIIR 111 . WNW. W. IT Z„ bads misag hood dime 11 OM manias. it 111; nrssoosx tin Tovrin own r. ).• and len sad is Is. NA 11 11‘ N. Vs 1.1 Oa d 6...nbr Winn essadds% FE I wen. Pri k al .... a. send dellaards Tills GREAT EASTERN. AMENDED &&&&& OSIMITIt-la am omen 11y 8~6 milli aurfirtell . scant tit Ottat It otos_ si_ Mai Wt. go LLTILIATIONII In Ye BATY/ at MAILING law bon remtvmd. 8 71a . erregtS d %Otis ra m t .i bt Tr i tio,. te r a v = so St 061~ lIIIMIINMIIs *Mb reassimet. , OM* lii the seas air_ OA Groot Illb OM. "fr W=4 J. IL TATill. istafillin. 4 10.41. ROYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Pisnaill , =saw OP= hr he Wieser Mores he ARGYLL SUM •MGM Iv l ireeZt fti k ehelli. Nees ems. it II; her Imo bellierL Adribetas. Or MAII/se. E An. ir 4 3 ... cgs. II Atli wa Y and Ille ► lial Vipe vizum ÷ii• " .. if MIER ..n. hen the Yukio, . 41. E i A.--WYLD'S NEW NAP of the SEA WARD et CHINA. lath y Fella atm. the Tame rata, et MIL Omeg venoa Masao le Claaa. 4010 J. &C. &CO dr t. le Ike Paawate IIIMB.: ea m fa IL * A. ate amt. at. la I to. Da; ream lee. lft& ta &OIL AG MR. Wan to the om. Clatiar d.... tee Irk astatet Ikresa.ealt. Sara ROBERT COCKS sod CO.'S RECENT MUSICAL PI/ lILIOATIONIL ROBERT weris by LOMMII.OII. weds by M M. Lamm Petah W. TUN DOIDSI LiJIDL !Wiwi Mod 17 MIN Y. Lwow. Prise lb al llg w ithi BONO or *SING. leglib words by W. Kam. TO /Wish O 11 1 WRETIOT 01 novas& 111113 b 7. 1. Tasubs. Ihrl I.ls hiss olo 11 PLUS. Capita *with, pow Orb. pus IL X. Low. fn. TIM WIL GP D 11041. Rea* rdwas. * W. VIICEIT Iswases. Pilo IP 1141 (115 Is W. 1 , 1•4111* Annaba he haw by W. rITAI W. SMAL yslibusbmil insist rows wwwwwww el M knwlls aseads, lates. mod ft./ Ors. sea 3s. Ilndra W A R EATS 111 55 1 1 TOW. Large: fur P. bl /P l an = Ss. LabiaOpium' OP. Sur Sarthdles Wed. *Wm le Qom. ATHERSTON sad BROOD/MS GOLD CIIUt• Imp it saillnifular. Ihe or% at Aisle NW IN as Maar tad stileueiglig. Os asik ithiams ." 711:21=116119k=r - 04 s u W of drise ll arlseelasy . sirs rem se 5. Se emir. aid at A. NO CHARGE MADE he STAMPING PAPER sal IN VILDPIL4 yld. fp . CIIMIS, fr 111 KULL— ES l' lie vs swim menrlsla Si 1' SLOP NA. Id. ifstlNl; rwfold sl... m ealf AT L I , * Pm . ff 01 ; Wok dr 14 1 . 1... "Om ffs l) cair k lrruDixe savailiTis.r.rprio 22 1112,11' MMUS ell. so _..1. imp a l a . 0 ai m Ira lb AIMS or VI% Is IS: l 4alise. PL ?I TLT fs4 If•SUIPICIFIXS Pa Mr 4s. 61.-01farve, fs EMIT SODS lOU KW Iscalibinfal ft nocurpsLLT, f deers free art ntirm. Lak.LE. Bitter, sad Mild ALES. 7.., 95., sod lk pr • paw: Perm. k.• • aka Ike aki Ik Mr oases. kikand num *opoinT .1. wk. arblL redo. .11. Ilbe pas Mir ilk is 1.• PR Mks. amilto worr Hi BEST mml CIIZAPIST TEAS and omra c tsc IND or• Cr Is .61•114.. WS& ; imirms t 708 L.Wi lk. Z Illbe Is Oa vain of OIL isms amine 119 .M. 1 8.1 1 1 1 : 0 IN•i•og Irmo la •••••••• • MM anal taw *mem II WOW poi e eh. CHLIPEST IietRIET.- 0 The wee re were keezmwt e rrere is ter AO! MA e ra: lEll._ le el I.4erjEtcutorg aI:ICTACLISA, keprerval by BARRIS sad SON, Is re smar t pawn sw 01.111/ dorsi be mo t eon amnia eft weir. • lac NW. Milt Oboe. Us. Odd OA tar bulaila.Pl 11•••044.0 r.rmt ra.105. al ago* low 3 1 1 .^. • IVlmpmg GYM, 114.. seg t•...—TUN 4. 4111111 J 4,0 oaddres. sae wal raga,. awls. Me Mil • 14 . = wok 11.4•44.1 aro are...—%••••••*•• • C OOL and RILFRIEHINO BALS . L— Among =hu i nti l sripirgo a tr i raTerottran: isols owl WA laic 1 6 M ISE one Int Ctiarbor via timusashle blow Ai r alr% 6 A,:har s , B :lr b t an= =den bow • id' sew _Mir. Ilameilird emir& tr x.. tr is r na...4 ...a r1e Vt. Aliaidllric. QOM sad WHITE TEETH me kJ le hmeal Anne**. GM to bail! soll E.. 1: -.b 4.11811 ti 1014. lOW IA Ikr ODOWINV • empagnapl 01 I le if Mini lary•••• mei l asifess LU sal smikraa Os Omsk wok inadlialso NNW Mr .....trrzkr . ~.....d mi= ILStbsvg m.:... 1' ilin . Mall SDI tha ariAsinal . 1.4 d II Ir vizzgl , 'fit . Ih• 61 = b a ll ••..•••..._••, LAN 0 end • 1111 sis. Isk ir se We • , «1 es NA a hy Om. wad by driems= rvaindsomodzygror.. R. LULYRRWI /CM% 8., LB 1 ^. 1 .0. nis as as abovlothat all mei et mow lahiati Lae al almaiy. is I Chhaalm. ..' Ilmbhiast ais irkaar g arlaal Wort. astialsa i t , ..i . .., 4 1 % T. Pliagaska n i t isk aagana at cm Osaarataaa—Taa s sal Ome. h ar=Vr.va...; 1 3 76 . Wil .1 mark M. Cmalla 4 ll,:=Asta : ars. a .4. A Corm Cost lrisge Ornnom rrox SHE ILDIN.• 'nu tbll Blooms limy County COWS ya k/day • oat arid DUI, a Paaster sad bona desoratcr, visa etrameasel fee U. *mare of rave The de &Want Pit'eled h - s larshslite le pity, I. coarapes,e of the holiday' Vstrike, by Wilds be bad been throws out of suit, sod his Ilme named in utosset shwa diarreee. The jedp (I. F. Leroy, Esq.), hoverer, meld that vu 4 plea he could re. aabirtelis. Walt aas piontifel just sow, sod the delta, taila Pao eleaka, saes la re:tute for idiom.... Ha made ea payload of the comet, siti ccde. Dosing Vse Pmemsliaa to mast thews wen a ausoter of men present eh, were siseileriy situated r the defeadaat in mow questa of the tar ke, who VON arr 41441117 ouch saoelehed sal eons Levied at the judos's de.:doe. MLitt %Ix Ix CArrug..—'ree tanners in Cardirsa @Wl* here.atwrirre , l orreat laws frogs their eatths Greed (sta.,r hoeing let faur and En cattle is ass day. It et aaa na ll y band to attack twieere and yearlings and Pug were, ead it is (mod to baffle all the anal einetbes. ~ „., • . ~,. THE LILLE) AND WOUNDED IN CHINA. The Iherotary of the Admiralty pressate kis com pliments to the Editor of the Awns, sad eu alms s het of killed mid wounded la the recent eperadeas at the mouth of the Piths. Adminalty, dept. 14. LIST OP [MUD AND MISIENO IN TUN lIIMADZON AND NATAL AND NAIIIIII INIOADNA =PLOT= DIMINO TUN ATTACK ON TUZ //01711 AT TIN NODITI OP TIM PIZZO. 03 TIM Mrs JUNI APP SITIONOVINT DATIA, Ce.s.enseAs—Tbee. lieeltessa, eeplda Jae Lloyds; T. W. Sabre, aillialmis; him Mama, brag issmes; &branll Ilvaks, A. 8.; NEW KOMMt, A. 8.; Amebas, Oredeseat, ; Jells Huey, A.B. ; George BeUete,L.B.; J. Heel, A. 8.; W. Wadien, A. 8.. J. Love, A.B. • J.' Doughty, A. 8.; C. Usk AB. • W. Letlikeige, eram:l7 ; WON.= Caw, 11111161, B.Y .A. AMA Bow" pries* &Y.; Times Idly, Wye* &X.; Wink= Howell. Weds, B.W. HcorstAnn.-11. L. T. Inglis, Lt lientsmat, RA.; Hari Maol soot& abargased ; Gongs MsLachlan, es. Isrsontlo; Now. Dowses, LI.; (thrldspitor Irvin, AL, abaft; Mass Darrstt, stmosest's astir; John lst aim may; Kalosby, gramt, &MA.; Robert limo, pane, LILA.; W Day, gamer, MAolcimra.—ltichard AbboU, riviss, R U. ; Edward Tame, gnaw. LM.A. Ilivaa, stoker, miring ; John goner, OTSVON liosieneat ; Je s Nwir • A.B. ; Clarks Masa o A.E. ; hue Ctaadlr, ardismy. ROYAL Masser Mairidgo, tkat lioaleniat ; Willks•Plis, prima ; 0 • 88 110 Wkka. rivat• ; George Gibbs, panda, rims(; Wain Marriott, perste; Hoary &error, private ; lithaard Davie, privets, ratan ; George Walesa, pawls, ; ham NW* private , Wain ; Clarke Alin% Mn* ire ; Band Vamp, privets, kßkd ; Raper, aim ammo, slip . Petri& Cowes, priesok raring ; MINIM BMW, private: Ideal ; Thome Mom, prigile, mintag ; hank Grateres, pleas, ralarkag; Winins Maw" Wire* rig; awry Oliva, private, WNW ; Jets Baal* Rims ; Chula Bell, argent, ski( ; Wilk.. Huai% prints, winks; Gorge Bryn, pink, Wralag ; Jima Gillegee, Wrote ; Ambrose Carrill, arporid, nimbi ; Beakenia Pack, W ag. ; Philip Des, privets ; Proderlok Croft, Writ*. ClLVllllll.—Pdar Babortion, orlisszy, hoo.--Giregge Paw, erikeekei'm mac RAL'ORTT.—Mory Arils, A.D.; WWI= Dion, A. 8., Poi Turner, 'Wier Jena Thnallson, stoker, Jobs Rows, willeffiry. UTAILL.—AIea. came cook. FlA•ssa. Mammal and coneresadar ; J iteines, Meta; C. lisAbsys, A. 8.; B. Fillmore% A. 8.; G. likerra, private; J. Iliceaca, pelroA ROYAL ENOUIMS. - Joseph hoslaske. corporal ; icka Aladreers. mrpseal; Frederick Atkins, upon Lin OF WOUNDED DI TNN soxxxxoniasoixxxxx •xD NATAL •1D WAILLNI 10110ADIS =PLOT= DURING TUE ATTACK ON Tll3 FORMS •T 711 NOCTH 01 71$ 11110, 01 Tao liess or mil •1D OVISIQUINT DAT& CIIIIIAPIAML—Jaamis Hopi, /110.141116111 ceder-ter-chid, very severely ; C. H. Clatierbook, Reatosaar, sines died; W. O. R. Masten, reptedn, Royal Marina, severely; N. Bowdeitillealtb, wane was, very le- TOW, J. Bt. John Wsplaife, smiatent-paymamor, slightly; Weinrich Day, asseat-.asters, 3rd elar, &lightly ; Joseph Shackell, stoker, alms deed ; George Xenia, rex swan of launch, since deed; Gimp Bemastt,septab, male. top, slightly; John Peak, reptile of the mat, dangerowely; , Per Part* bledenalth, 'lightly; Prodirkit Dyer, LB.* dam hied ; James Jams', A. 8., seventy; Owns [imams' A. 8., newel, ; lola Dorn, LB., &lightly ; Barad Killer say, A. 8., AO* ; Joss* Ilmert, A. 8., Aptly; John Weise, A. 8., semeoly ; Thin Oren; A. 8., slightly ; W. We.,, A. 8., once deed; John Hanes, cedbery, severely John ill•Leod, ordiaary, severely ; Janos Hammead, ordleary, 'evenly ; William Collett, ordinary, very severely ; Job. W.W, ordinary. diagonally; Joke HIV* °ninety, dangerously; William Dudley, ordinary, very gamely ; James M'Dotaid, ordinary, vary severely ; John Wills, ordinary, severely; Michael Shea, ordinary, severely; George Cope, ordinary, rightly; Cornelia, Cbang, boy, lat elms, "Mee dead ; George Fyne, boy, lit class, eleepremly ; Wub.m Harding, sergeant, Royal Ma rfair, very severely; Joseph Clay, private, Royal Madera severely; Norge Bevan, pinto, Royal Marion, very I sew* ; George Avery, privet., Royal Marines, so meole ; Oeorp Pall., dam, serairely ; Cheek. Data smilesity, slightly; William the...., A. 8., slightly Themes laoriosa, ordinary, nighty. A. libedwell,C.B., captain, severely; P. R. Nevi", lisatenast, slightly; John Jading boat nrefa's ante, &lightly ; is.. leading swam; slightly; Lake Crawford, Iran mana, severely; Jam Ballard, A. 8., severely; Joseph Jireltr, A. 8., seventy; William Misr, ordinary, ewer* ; Richard Oardisr, ore. wary, simenty ; Joseph Tyler, marry, onerely ; Joseph Osman, sedieery, severely; Jams MaArhy, ordinary, evenly; Albert Baker, ordinary, severely; WiB4m &r -ail!, ordinary, 'lightly ; Henry liaamher, let An bey, onerely ; helerick Richardson, lot dies bey, severely; Jolla Reneee, let clams boy, slightly; Peer Wipes, For me, Royal Hansa Artillery, "evenly. Miotcriem—Blishelles Venetian, C. 8., aspen - emly ; Claradeß.Backle,srtiag lisetemstonmoly; Nbi err ; Pea & Smith, boentwela's mete, erverely ; 11111111/608 eyed& of the meintem seven ; Owtege Mayas, oirpeames lasts, severely; Richard Mitchell, mgembeir coxswain, sew* ; lisery Croft, carpenter's mere severtly; John Davis, A. 8., erratly ; Chides A.R., merely; Joao B. Mist, .rosary, ...arty; Wale. Hawthas, eadieery, enerely ; Wham Si., moor, loyal Maas Artillery, slightly; Saha Marti, gears, Royal Karim Artillery, savorily; Rmarmail lallaway, mow, Royal Marino Artillery, dim*: Memo Bandy, genet, Royal Minas Ardl leity. sow* ; Altred Taylor. gum; loyal Marl= Artil kay, sever*; Charles They, drammer„ severely; Diehl Downey, Broker, rightly; Alensador Clerks, carpenter's mats, flighty; Joha Jackeen, anannor's mate, &lightly ; Josses Hopkins, A. 8., slightly. "car.—Henry Legge Porceval, lieutenant, slightly; Amend T. Powlett, midshipman, dangeroualy ; lasers Gib- MON (*peals of the maintop, badly ; W ali.m Work, eaptale, twalter. badly ; Rb hard Barton, leading seaman, slightly ; liquid Thoespon, leading seaman, .lightly; Mark Cane ellesbesa, kaiser stoker, slightly; George Waller, gegieser's Metrard, badly; William Fry, carpenter's env, daagereeslyi Petrick Buckley, stoker, a/warily ; Broyerain Thanatos, sr. Maary, slightly ; &UMW Baker, ordinary, severely ; Wil liam Payne, ordinary, slightly; John Hughes, ordimary. slightly ; William Godwin, ordinary, slightly ; RearyWegar, let ohms bay, very daagerouely ; William Good.* corporal, Royal Marla* Artillery, wrtnily. fROTAL MARINE ' ARTILLERT.-011 BOARD FORT.- ChM= 11. Walisai, liar meat, Royal Marisa Anthem MOW; his C. Crawford, Bananas; Royal Marius AM lay. WI!• illitiTiNClL—John T. Psrtridge, master's asalstent, slightly; Alfred Jacobi, armour. dougsroaly ; Jabs Carla eallarea onward, slightly; Joseph Palau% e s k er . ageorstp; Willlam Chan:kill, stoker, downstate ; amiss Oipsa, oaks; slightly; Jelkry Weston, A. 8., seemly; Hobert Baulemore, shies caporal, slightly. ROYAL M• 113111 BIRIOADIL—ON BOARD AbeItiTANCIL Thome Limos, C. 8., oskarl otoussadleg brigade, seventy; hs R.v. Hugh Holsatt, chaplain to the Dress, dangerously; Charlie Eilseghtsr, captain, slightly; T. H. A. Bream, ant lbw...as, slightly; R. J. H. D. Houghs', lint heutsant, slightly; C. W. Carriegtoa, first heutonnt sad quarter master, 'lightly; M. A. H. J. Harlot, ant lieutsuott, nightly; Edward Willie, ant lleatasaut, slightly; Rose L. Pike, ant lieutenant, slightly; Harry L. Eras, first list least, slightly; Beason T. Cellist, first licutasst, 'evenly; John Suagbas, woad Neonatal, slightly; P.M. C. Crakes, captain, Heeds teens, slightly; A. W. D. Smith, fist ikarsissai, overtly; Charles F. Coppie ' first Bea leasse, slightly; Michael Bull;vas, lenoe-eargeaat, . . .lightly; Edward Mom private, elightiy ; ThumssAak: with, pins, slightly; John Stubbs, private, alightly ; Witli.m Archer, private, sevisely ; George Easley, private, slightly; Charles Fisher, savgaast, Overly; Joist Little. chikl, private, severely; JI Itertiesove, private, slightly; Jolla Fiery, private, .niggly; Theme lkth , pin* Jfljjt 41r13rt4% LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1859. slightly; Robed Graded!, private, gamely ; Wm. Wood priests, dangerously; George Realltes private, slightly ; Frederick Colsems, private, slightly ; E d ward Halise o als. prints slightly; Frederick Davis, ansts, slightly; CornAskl, pinata severely; William Johan., private, dan gerously; R. F. Morris, bugler, dasgerously; George Mi ka* private, newly; Wuu.m Blank nivel*, drew gaily; William Colt, private, severely ; Charles Cavalier, eras, dangerously; John Donnell, lase - sergeant, dan gerously; George BiCk2l2orl4 private ' dangerously; Iwo Maas, private, severely; James J ohinan, private, Weer ady ; John Patewoon, privets, /evenly; William Bra, rhea wanly ; Hwy Boltb, prints, War may ; Johe Doyle, private, severely; Luke Daffy, prints, severely ; Michael Carrigan, private, se verely; Charles Willis, private, diatrously ; Thews Lary, private, slightly; Jews Reid, private, 'lithely; George L. prints, severely; John Hai sly, tit an, merely; Steam Arnett, private, severely; Charles Reads, prints, esvenly; Michael Rana private sev'er'ely; Job. Dealing, caporal, severely; Hwy %Wow pines. slightly; John Mesideld, lance-corpond, sanely ; John Campbell, private, seventy; William Hordes, private, slightly; Thomas Gibbons, private, severely; Jamas Cooper, private, severely; 1. H. Bryan, priests, slightly; Christo pher Owe, prints, severely; Henry Tippets, Woes, sandy; Allred Dewitt, prints, dangerously; Edward Ewan sergeant, slightly; Thew Jew, pried% slightly; Jaw Childs, privets, wanly; William Wyllie, points, slightly; Daniel Paper, private sewely ; Ras Wahl., private, severely; Jams Webb, prints, merrily; Jelin Bennett, await, sandy; Jahn Ikestreet. sorest, slightly ; Jab. Gibbs, pinto .lightly ; Thanes Frame, coiserargain, sunny; Jacob Fry, private, severely; Thaws Herbert, prints, dn geroai7; Willies Haas, sergesat, severely; Williams Welsh, private, wanly ; Hwy John Dyke, private, evenly ; lase Berra, sergesat, severely; C. J. Chuck' Add, lance-wporal, wady; Homy Jerrie, prints &sw eetly ; Jobe Halley, pirate, flangereeely; This. Etta*. ass, Flew sinenly; Jews DAMSON, riven, dater nay ; Willies Wallas prima, slightly; Hew Walter, privets, swerely ; JOINS Lastly, pirate, deagareesty ; John Laden, private, denweasly; Jaws Cliff, pdvatainverdy; Thews Wyk., private, dengereeely • John Bilby, yens* slightly; Hwy Eat, private, ne edy;: George Bolas, Woroorporal, dingowly; Masai Dees, Werentonl, diagerowly; Edward Haas, kmassolcal, lervall7 William Foster, private, sanely ; W. J. Delia, 'private, siverely; Thomas Howard,privete, severely; Gaon Bowman, prinadsagerously ; &mud Belwr,sweent,enwely; Jibs Tina private, severely ; Samuel Clirold, prima slightly; Thaw Baca, privets, slightly; Frederick Mesa hear ceeporel, sew* ; Michael Heritage, yentas sanely; William Robed Tilley, sergeant, daSgerosely; Hided Donovan, trines, eivenly ; WUILa Beare, prints. nvmdy; Taw Parer, wines, wanly; Merles Getter, privies, eavestely; Chides Gilles. , private, severely; Thaw Frosts, prints, athtly ; Emanuel Weeks, private, severely ; Hwy Bollingses, antic, severely; John Goodaild, priests, severely ; Thanes Dale, private, oeverely; John Harvey, pirate, slightly; William Taylor, prints, severely; Pala Carroll, prints, severely; Chain Howe, private, slightly; Edward Pell, private, slightly ; Joseph Cross, prints, slightly; Thomas Hertington, sweat, severely; George Tyler, prints, slightly ; John Evan, private severely; William Batley, lases-sergeant, slightly; William Rout, private, slightly; Charles lid`Domild, earecal, slightly; Thomas Law, private, slightly; James Will. private, slightly ; Edward Bhrimpton, wines *lightly ; William Angell, bugler, slightly; George Clerks, private, slightly; William Tonna, private, slightly; Jews Hill, private, slightly; Hwy Aldridge, prints, slightly. CORMOIMAN7.—H. L. Ley, master, slightly; A. Wage, M.D., surgeon, slightly; G. 8. Pearl, mate, slightly; Jaws Hardy, cornrow.", since dead; William Gieenibrldge, A. 8., severely; Jonathan Jollity, A. 8., slightly; James Raabe, A. 8., slightly; Edward M'Coosel, stoker, slightly ; Richard Elliott, napery, saes deed; Hoary Meads, ordi nary, slightly; Withal Best, ordlowy, severely; George Ward, private, R.M., severely; William Glover, ordinary, severely. rim OBBAZ .148 TERN. WEYMOUTH, WIDNISDAT. As May Uwe bees expected, the recent explo sion on band the Greet batten has greatly tended to M ortar tilD palls aundly to see her. Vienne are Sooting to Weymouth from all parts, pertinently ham the West et England, In inch cambers as to teat to the severest manner the capabilities al the lowa to samatmedats them, and alts raker to prechide the poielbtlity of then making any length axed stay. Already the winnow venal hr bees viand by thous:ids IiDOO she him been hare, sad slthosgh large stosiness leave the wry at Way:am& every half hoot for the greet ship, sew lying to Perna Bey, sack beet Is crowded by remegsn whit ms easetently atrie fag fa emarsisa miles. In ceder to preset Moamar Memos ham the ovetarowding of Ms veret, the direr= have homed a erne nrgently renergail that the Antra should not extend their stay en Mud mesa theses boat. Of Nurse this is a regulation which anent be se/sued, but the wish of the directors ben ben pretty generally eresded en That portion of the ship In with* the =pinks test pima hr been haszded round by a three hat hardily to preset any rens to ft, end as seen es the bailers me Wed by the seginesem which IVY to be dens to-day, entre steps will be lam to repair the damage and roomettes' the greed Woos, white wee Mews to pleas by the tore of the 01110. den. Le a peraineinery stag ea proceeding with the maim the moray Item angered ell the asepreere sad Janie thy amid ley dash heeds upon fa Weymouth, end bar sir sent Mlandse fel earrienced kande tearer the opmetions. The week of reliting the saloon and rayledery the hurl will be rounds' with simeinstocaly, end tt Is expand that in the sewn of loser via weekethe vessel will be in a condition to reseed upon her Mal trip. TSB ADJOVSKID 11111171111 T. It Vin be remorobered that et the tended= of the evi dence_ i s ideas et tie 'most teldeh wee opened by Yr. Locks Lei koo tt vie smogell tbot ea adiatumeet &old take plea ill Saturday sot, but after the j 101 l impeded the vassal and bed ezaratead the water casing, the Wahl of which we. the MOW of death, it was swggeeled that a would be way distreble that the Loony theuld Ohs place hernediatoly, lad that as most of the engineers ad others folenuted we ea board the day should be altered. This we. doss, cad the coroner undertook to write to Caplets Retinae, the surveyor general of the Board of Trade, rod also to Kr. Scott Rook, for the purpose of procuring their airdrop. The maser and jou aotordhtgly re.amembled is the Tows-ball to-day, at 2 et'clock. Mr. Beast Bsetell, and Mr. Dizend i ets litShmer, mem pretreat. Mr. Lem toe, sosettor of the comp l y,an again attended to take r it in a th u szemediags cm f the compsay, tad hlr. was repremated by his own scab% Mr. New man, of the Ina of Temblisid sad Neweess, 6, Bask-build lap, Lessies. The names of the jetty Itag beta calla ow, Mr.lkett,Reueen,beivre any kraal promedlags took pima, Meted that he wished to mike as traphmetks rembred stow eery by the etemanaste which Mr. Lemnos bad mob apes him abeam* is the last occasion. The test was, he bed ban salted to Landes astir* upon the Mohr, of the an he could more both the coroner and the jury . Th r et u ti had no desire whatever to avoid the inquiry, but that, ea the contrary, be was desirous of giving the fullest porible ezplanation as far as lay In Ms power. He mast ashes that he wee somewhat surprise:lithe* asy remark should have bees made upon his abeam by the seitm of the parry. At the slum time he might my that be was dad d iy at Ilse with the company upon some paints relative to the la t i 7laveson—ATl I said, In mly to a question boa the meow, was that Me. Scott &moil had gone to London, and wee whim to be present at the inquiry that day. I did not at sii wish or intend to Imply that Mr. lineseU wanted to avoid the bigotry. The Comer said that he had been prevailed to alter the day to which the Inquest stood adjourned at the suggestion of souse gthtletnen who said that the bar/airy might be tetlied, that all persona interested were in Weymouth, and that it was quite possible to obtain the assiatanos of the Surveyor-General of the Board of Trade on the pretest oti casket. Acomdinely he cossimmiested both with the Booed of Trade and Mr. Russell. He received telegrams from both parties, that from the Treasury (atlas that the matter should be weeded to, and Mr. R='s despatch stating that he would come down to attend the inquest at once. This morning he had received a letter from the Board of Trade using that Captain Robertson could not attend before Saturday, and under three eireareetenres, considering bow desirable it was to obtain the &Wotan°, of the Board of Trade In this moat important investigation, be should ad journ the Inquiry to the day originally named. It had been intimated to him that there was a wise on the port of the company that their engineer should be examined to-day, bum they had also heard from Mr. Scott Remit that he and the company were decidedly at issue upon some points—it was sot for him (the coroner) to say what these points were—he thought it would not be tight to take the oviclaaa• either on one dater the other before the officer from the Board of Trade was present. Ile felt himself quite justified In asking both the company and Mr. Scott Rneaell to supply the jury with all the evidence which would be neessemy for the pow conduct of the inquiry. Mr. Newman and Mr. Lerman both Intimated their Wu- Clitreace. . Curiens..—Osorgie J. Armytage, midshipman, severely; Edward Rooker, oapeein wizen top, severely; William Pule resemer, ordinary, severely; John 'Lilly, ordinary, severely ; Thames Sykes, ordinary, &lightly ; Isaac Berry, private, LILA., slightly; Jams Kitchell, private, R.H.A., severelyt, George Plumbsted, dreamer, slightly. NIMILOD.-8. Winter Parker, paymaster, ragslightly ; George Fuller, sailmelter's mate, severely; James Goddard, A. 8., larceny; Thomas Alder,ordinary, dengerously , Wm. Lent, ordinary, dangerously ; retried North, ordinary, wry slightly; George Hawes, privets, A.M., severely. Oroascu.—Jonathan Gale, A. 8., very severely; John Weldon, ordinary; Charles Dyer, private, R.M., slightly. HAVOUTY.—thoorge Brand, gunner, slightly; Cherie' Wolfe, lending seaman, slightly; James Gould, stoker, slightly; John Bryant, stoker, slightly; Matlthw Neves, vrdiaary, slightly; Stephen Allen, private, R.M., slightly; Georg Legg, private, R.M., slightly. Lin.—W. L. &alley, second master, slightly; John Page* A. 8., dangerously; George Bridle, A. 8., slightly; Charles LAW; A. 8., slightly; Thomas Joan, A. 8., severely; Cheep Dachas, A. 8., slightly; James Wootridge, LB., slightly; Jamas Ogden, ordinary, slightly; Charles Lee, ordinary, severely; Alfred Clameste, ordinary, slightly; William Moore, mealier, rammely; Jonathan Brazier, private, 8..111., slightly. - - A juryman said he should like the man who altered the Mend pipe to attend and be examined. The Coronet acid that some comments bad bum made with nekeet to the fastening of the valve at the bottom of the water casing, and therefore It was important to have the men who lengthened the pipe, it being Mr. Brenton'. opinion thtlthecook was screwed In on that OCONIiOII. Mr. Newman said that the witness should be forthcoming at the inquiry on Beturdsy. A Juryman—Mr. Scott Russell, I 'emcee, is aware that the imputalas is that ths men who lengthened tha stand pipe screwed in the tap of the water mica, end so left it t Mr. 8. Russell—Yes, hat I think it will be shown in evidence that previotu to the sailing of the vessel that cock was found open. I shall be happy to attend to any intima tion from the jury .s to the production of any other •it- BLlTltitli.-A. J. Burnieron, muter, badly. Foruar sa.—T boom Btallsed,hoets wain, slightly; Palate", A. 8., severely ; John Rowe, private, severely. ICzavarm.—Edward Brown, quartermaster, slightly; Wdliam Boat, A. 8., severely; J. Chattarton stoker slightly; Richard Powers, ordinary, severely ; Joh n Bailey,, ordiaary, sligh tly; JIM'S Madelry, pleats, R.M., severely. Brazurro.--J. A. Wilson, aaristent engineer, and clus. slightly; R. J. &Bide, maistent englnees,prd ohne, slightly ; Michael Wilby, stoker, slightly; John Theresa A. 8., In rMy to mother question from a jorynsen, Mr. Bmeall raM t Mr. Dixon, the euperintradasg ster, mold be ready to give evidaiM on Saturday. Tits Corms—Have you many waverer to Mt, Mr. Leveson Mr. Leeson—As the case at pima @tends it appears close that tualess Mr. Scott Roma puts a different comtrut non upon the titre to that which we bays put upon them saes oldie company's servants ere at all to blame for this mafortunate calastrophs. At pewit I shall not feel it no awry upon the part of the torapsay to call any WitileWS whatever. Phillip*, second master, slightly; W. Ryam gunner, several,; J. Souddrn, quartermaster, slightly; W. Suasion, stoker, slightly; R. Tookry, stoker, slightly; J. Johns, A. 8., very severely; W. Duna, A. 8., severely; B. Bawling, A. 8., slightly; W. Taylor, carpenver's mew, slightly ; O. Sweatiness, let class boy, *lightly ; W. Pullen, ' private, R.N., severely; C. Wood, private, R.N., slightly. Jinn.—John Morgue, 3rd clam ; David O'Brien, stoker, *lightly ; Arthur Townsend, ordi sun fitly liturna.—Richard White, A. 8., *evenly ; Thome' Button, ordinary, severely. ROYAL ENOINIZEB.—George Lougley, lieutenant, dee protuily ; Andrew Orlg, sergeant, slightly; Jobs McQueen, corporal, dangerously; Hoary Kirwan, corporal, severely; Thomas Chaplin, corporal, slightly ; D. Thompson, corporal, slightly; John Fslinee, sapper, dangerously; Jamie Hu amiss, sapper, severely ; John Friggle, sapper, merely ; Charles Deidge, sapper, severely; John Orifiliba, sapper, slightly; F. Attwood, sapper, slightly; James Thompson, aappsh slightly; Thomas Hart, sapper, slightly. Thu disroor—Oa tits part of this court I as Inform you that the first witness I shall think it asessiary to summon is Yr. M.Letussa Ur. aysocat expla . ned that Ulna gaffe read y to produce any whams' whom the coroner and jury thought ought to be mantes& All that he meant to say was that he did not Intend to volunteer any eridenos. He had endeavoured, and should asoisavootr, to show that the coetpany were in no way reopnesitels for this deplorable socidont. The Coroesr—And I Femme that Mr. Scott Burrell will endeavour to show that the rerpossibiltty does not rest upon bun. Mr. Newsean—Mr. Scott Russell will endeavour to elicit the whole facts of the ewe. iir. Itussalllalitilat We wish to know is who was the man w►e shut the reek which caused the explosion. The inquire was then formally adjourned until Saturday. An " Eys Witzete writes to us:—"From the ex. treats accuracy of your special correspondent's report, the public will have gained a true and faithful deecrip tion of all particulars conoecttd with the first trial trip of the Great Eastern, and I am therefore reluctant to add another word to his truthful statements. But so bar Majegy's ship Champ. kw mammas were the incidents which occurred during this appalling explosion that • few circumstances which came under my Immediate notice rosy net prove unacceptable to many of your numerous rides. I *bonfire, without wishing to encroach on your Ira* lave • melancholy satiefection in forwarding them. Ness aeon who was engoged on deck near the falling kn oll Deceived a moat severe contusion on the face and heed, mod when taken to the infirmary he was recognised as the dist and dumb sailor. Poor fellow: he wee so fearfully shins= that ho appeared tamable of node, allewdling the particulars of what was going em mend him on seeing so many of his shipmates brought Yr imp kelinnary in such a Mete of exhaustion cud ouffert•g, eml Ist tenor on his mind seemed greater than the injuries ele He bady. He wail soot attended to, lotions wore applied, wed be was released from the necessary confinement which the ether =no= oases required. He had been Infusol ►y • piece of falling timber while at work deletig In sees nails to a plank on desk. Os* or two etre ems at oontusion occurred from similar causes, bat Awe we as apprehension of any evil remelt swept that of • Illlstowgerery inconvenience, which time would ready. Is the um et poor Daniel Boyd, the areinan, hla came was kopek= tom the first, so ha wee fearfully scalded in the lower parts of the body ; so much so, that the skin =pew= to be actually peeled off all round him; end when death had pat ea sod to his sufferings the corpse nhibPed the nest Melaka illoatrationa of the effect of death by Mesa esploslone. Molokai= on these =maims aka often mss wa0144. Mink& !ill 11/ 1 1! Uw e .. Moms 11140. 1911 ----.... --. mi.., ..... ...... I 1 ••••••••••7 . La. .. .... ...... . •• 1 1 tamer ..... ..... . ..... .1 .. .. 1 . tr 4.:::::::.... . .. .. .. .. hoes .1.00 ..... ....... II U IS f 43 111 I •••••••••• gr 1 i Wftil; ... * •••• •• 0 141 4 •• .. •• = a a its No a a m a as *1 is is 0•014.141 a re us — Tr's w lir i 122621 lano-4 ines killed, art 2 cams sad II ion essaila noel WAITS ll PICINI,. M.D 4aiatalla. 222124812(21221100712111121112. (4* y. " 44 1 • - II • 2 1 , _ 553.11.11X2 (Stamped Id. AdditicsaL) [TWOPENCE. from the shook to the ridden than from the actual injury to say vital portion of the body; and the extent of the scald cannot be generally secortainul until the body has become rigid, when the exact edges of the skin can be accurately discerned, and the extent of the bodily wound correctly de- Anal. The face and body of every patient were absolutely black, and many of them having long beards the deformity was mush and horribly exaggerated. The cheeks, end particularly the lipe,were greatly swollen, which, with the oil shining on the soot-black surface, imparted a bed aspect to the features of the living as well as to there of the deed. One fine, muscular man, whose oonatitation must have been like the iron ship to have resisted such an awful am•elt on hie oiliest", was a ghastly-looking object, and forcibly reminded me of the hideous plouses of an imaginary giant In • cheep illnelrated volume of the favourite nursery tale of Jock the Giant Killer." Poor miser I be Is deco dead I Another man, of whom there Is great hope of recovery, was incessantly striking out his hands as if in the act of swimming. If he ley down to sleep tee a few minutee, be no sooner awoke than he wee up in his bed again, and ewlinniag away with all the energy of • dee- PM* leis struggling in the wise for life after a shipwreck, where ormredas and all had perished. I conversed with him the next day, aid asked him if he adopted this modes to cool his hands aid arms, to which he replied in the effinanive, but the night before there mu not sufficient cos mologists= to reply. I shall never forget the gratitude of all theoslients for any little attention they mealved to the day of wise*. It has painted on soy memory a reflex picture ce that awful algid, which will soothe many on boar an I raced on the miseries of the scam. Another we we. that of a poor fireman, very much burnt, who owereed with no soon after he wee placed on his bed. "Sir," mid bo, "I lan an unlucky men. I have only just reeoasrad has the aback I had as board the Sarah Sends, which we but but a abort time ethos, end now this bed job boa hopping to me." It wee a melancholy illustration of his fats I I then west from him to another and another, and the exemplification rf patience sad saboolsoion in this most excruciating agony may and doubtless hors had a parallel, bat 'ever beyond It. ♦ few of the shiprostes sad ass of the *obit stewards were the noses, sad the hospitals of London, of Englund, or the world, ooald not hove toot a set of kinder-hearted ear more &Illative and solicitous mialiters at a sick bed then they WM. But ease of your larders may perhaps be anxious to know sornethhag of the spiritual assistance rendered to these poor dying anikrers. The relatives also of these who are deed may wish kr mew acoonat of their departed frleads. as the,, is no channel bettor thus the Agra* for the chew lation of such soootutts, I wW readily tarnish you with what I overheard. The Rev. Mr. Roberta, who was on board, seed—oe your spertal earrerycedent. with those of Jassy other Joureasle, recoatked—was present the greater portion of the Wight la the infirmary, asking himself socially and reG gieufy vestal. When he spas to the Bret man—(saya) --owAng, se he roast have done, that his hours veers numbered—on his religious stele of =bra, he _ _ - . (Boyd) expressed the deepest contrition for the peat, ob. serving, "How little the men of this world regard the eternity which 4 before than, and how fee can be prepared to dle," and declaruig hie penitence for the past again end again, he begged of God to release him from his extreme misery and suffering. He repeated his request to see Mr. M`Lennan, the chief engineer, who it appeared had oonvased modernly with him on the uncertainty of this life when be wigged his services for the Great Bastes. The unhappy man lingered from a little before NT= p.m., when he was Ant brought into the inibmiuy, till half-past two a.m. the following morning, when he was happily released from all the pap of that earthly ordeal which ushered him Into eternity. In the case of poor Michael hishony, who bad the mom's tastable Irish brogue neon his league, and the genuine honesty and hairline's of the Irishman in his soul, no one could help manifesting the deepest sympathy in his behalf. The Rey. Mr. Roberts had at the Bret attended t r him when 110 medical man was M liberty, and had been the means by the agency placed at his command by the medical authori ties of giving the poor fellow great relief. HL ease was hopeless from the Bret, bat he lingered until Wee a.m. the next weeping, and he than passed Into eternity. This was the wooed death. For every sip of water he called on Mr. Roberts to be Ms irked, and give it him, and when Michael found that he was a clergyman, he wee delighted to enjoy only a few words of religions consolation, the medical ' authorities forbidding open prayers, last their utterance should alarm the other patients, and mike them thick drat they also were about to die. But the die of life was cast with hint. I will not, however, comment on such a refute!. Perhsps it was wise in the world's seam. It was a humane thought is the minds of the audited attendants, and all their thought', hopes, end inane win for the recovery of the afflicted so&ren. Poor Niched went ont of the world, but not without • weed of his own to the minister of religion. He had a widowed mother whom he oupporled, for such we understood to be the ones. He was a generous mailer. He wanted no one to leave the other @offerers to come to him. Him agonies were painful in the extreme, and whoa Mr. Roberts begged of him to lie still, se it would be his only chum, he replied, " Sir, I cannot ; I must get up and have one walk ; my pains are so great I shall die it I do not." lie arose and the clergyman 'misted him, but it was only the be at r ff.rt of reluctant nature, unwilling to give up the struggle for the short-lived enjoyment of mor tality. Me was soon vanquished after that effort. lie lay down again, never to ries until mortality shall assume ire. mortality, and corruption, Interruption. But, Mr, I could multiply in each cam these details of the deathbed scene. Five out of the eight that lay there are gone. The dial of human nature had a limited number of cyphers on Its surface in the infirmary of the Great Eastern, and where the hand of death pointed, the result soon followed, and time was past! Bight were brought in alive, and flee of them were soon numbered with the dead. The other three were taken oaths hospital at Weymouth, and great as may be the atten tions they will assuredly receive, they cannot be greater than those manifested on beard the Great Eastern." NEW CLOCK TOWER AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS AT HACKNET.-.-A magnificent clock tswer, with th ree drink ing fountains attached, is about to be erec ted at the expense of some of the leading midgets of South Hackney, on the hitherto unsightly piece of ground known ea " the Triangle •" and from the designs exhibited by Mr. Owen, the architect, to the District Board of Works, at its teat sitting, there is no doubt that the erection will form is _great improvement to the locality. The building will be of Bradford-on-Avon atone, of • highly ornamental character, in the style of the B o nd Gothic period. It will be 46 fen high, with three drinking fountains, at alternate eagles, and troogba at a abort dis tance. The clock (presented by Kr. Fairer, a tradesman) will have three illuminated dials, 4 fret in diameter. The water will be supplied from a well, to be sunk immediately under the centre, and raised In a most ingenious manner by the machinery of the clock. ST. Geortna's IN TUE EAST.—The Rev. Bryan Hine, rector of this perish, la a letter to the guardians, for mally admits what has been often alleged, that he wee the "Eucharistic vestments" which have given so much offence for the mks of their remake with doctrine. He asp,: " Were it true that I wee destroying the peace of the church fir the indulgence of a mere antiquarian whim in the Mop- Pon of obsolete vestments my conduct would be most highly criminal; but surely there is a very deep prinelpie involved is the use of the Escharistio vestments. You madam will, I thlek, generally agree with mein the within that the sacrifice of the Eucbstiet Is (independently of its other &greets) preeminently the ogee great sad of Christian wor ship; whilst, on the other hand, there can be little question bat that in the actual service of the church of England, this greet act of worship has been practically placed out of sight, and reserved, is a very occasional celebration, only al a kind of loamy for the few. Now, we know that the church teaches that this great sacrament is generally necessary to the salvatke of all ; that in her own directions (and these were iv-affirmed in the Knightsbridge Judgment) she hoe giveo special proodaence to this Test sacrament and sacrifice by prescribing the use of distinct vestments for the Mehra lien of that, alone of ell her IlleTiree. Now, I antfinnly con- Mooed that if ever the heeds of our people are to be taught the deep decided involved is the blessed mararnent of the Eucharist, it must be mainly by means of ritual." TESTIMONIAL TO A CLERGY/LAIC—OR Tuesday evening the Rev. William Edward Grego, who has recently been appointed to Trinity Church, Lembeth, was presented by the parishioners of Leo, Kent, of which place he has been for five years curate, with • handsome silver inkstand and a purse coreaining a hundred view: The Tempta tion took picot at the residence of fir. Hugh Lawrence, one of the churchwardens, who la sa simmat and feeling speech moveyed to Mr. Green, theespromion of the affectionate re gmd us which he was held by all who bad seen him engaged in hie clerical labour,. Kr. Lammas's pints band was in Madam% and the eats pad ell la the meat gratifying 111111111114 AID FOR ITALY. Ws have great pleasure in publishing the follow ing letters : . _ 1, Leinster-terrace, Hyde.park, Sept. S. My Lord,—The sympathy evinced , by the English nation for the Italian cause, and more especially for the question of Central Italy, has given to the undersigned the ides of rendering this feeling, far which they have the most lively gratitude, efficacious by the formation of a committee, at the head of which should stand a name of great authority in England, and the name which immediately pre sented itself to our minds was yours. We ask for this name, my lord, and we place our selves under your guidance in every respect; be good enough, therefore, to undertake the formation of this oommittee, in which it is our wish that the Baglish element should preponderate. It is natural that Italians should interest them selves for the emancipation of Italy, but it is generous for Englishmen to show so warm a sym pely, and it would be of mob service to the Italians that this great nation, which has preceded irrmy other in the path of all liberties, should make it felt in an efficacious manner. We trust in you, my lord ; allow us to keep this Must.—We are, my lord, very respeetfolly, your most obedient aervants, G. F. Aviiaani. B. Fansmoorn, G. Dimas= .1011 N B. Rocca. L. Balm. To the Right Hon. the Earl of Bhafteebary. I St. Gila Roues Cranbourne, Salisbury, Sept. 12, 1859. Gentlemen, —The letter which I have received from you ha s conferred on me the greatest honour. If I could take the same view u you do of my position and influence, I should not hesitate even for a moment to accept the poet that your confidence has offered to me. The claims—nay more, the just demands—of Italy on the sympathy and co-operation of Englishmen are such that it seems impossible for anyone, be he great or be he small, to hold back any support that it might be is his power to bestow. Your case and our own an very similar. We lug and ardently desired the blessings of civil and religious liberty. To obtain them we got rid of our obnoxious rulers i chose those who should succeed them, and established a form of government differing as little as possible from that to which we were habituated. And all this was done without bloodshed, without violence, without rapine, without confusion, or even disturbance of the order of daily life, and simply by the will of an united people determined to be free. Your oourse has been the same. But great as wu oar conduct, yours has hitherto been far greater. We had long enjoyed the form and oftentimes the exercise of free institutions; the principle and prac tice of them were familiar to us. But liberty came upon you like a thunderclap, and yet she found you as orderly, peaceful, ready, as alive to the blessings she gives and the duties she imposes, as though you had been trained to them from your very cradles. So intense is the effect that simply the love of rational freedom can produce on the understandings and the hearts of men We were told that you did not care for liberty, and that you had not courage to assert it. We were told that you were unfit for self-government, and that Au►trian bayonets were necessary to save your beautiful land from bloodshed, plunder, and anarchy, by your own people. We were told that your mutual hatreds and jealousies were each that no one state, no one city, could be in harmony with another. What, in fact, were we not told to your detriment and dishonour ? Many believed what they heard. I did so at one time myself, bat who can wonder at it ? What precedent had history afforded of so apparently sudden a fitness for the exercise of the greatest of human callings, the exercise of civil and religious free dom ? A nation seemed to be born in a day—born, at once, in its fall moral stature with all the powers of self-control, without which there never was, and there never will be, any true or lasting liberty. Well, if such things as these will not stir the hearts of the whole Anglo-Saxon race, in whichever part of the world any members may be found, I know not what will. But surely you have no cause to dont. Yon know the sentiments, and you have heard the eloquence, of many of our public men; the people, speaking by the Press, show very unmistakeable signs of their ardent sympathy ; nor would they, if appealed to, pause longer than might be necessary to consider in what way they could best give effect and expression to their feelings. You have suggested the formation of a eommittee consisting of natives of both countries, in which the " English element should preponderate." This com mittee would, I conclude, be empowered to receive such contributions as the people of England might be induced to give in aid of the efforts made by the people of Central Italy to maintain their rights, and defend themselves against every form of aggression. This line is safe and just, for whatever misgivings might have been cotertained before the late events of the policy or hopefulness of struggling for free dom, the thing has been achieved; and the Emperor of the French, true, as we hope and believe, to the principles he has avowed and the issue he has sought, must, if he be sincere, rejoice to see that sound and independent action of the people whom it is his glory to have liberated. I see no objection to the plan—whatever might be contributed would be received by the Italians more as a mark of sympathy than as a material help in the difficulties that surround them. Let, however, the question of the chairman stand over for the present. It is most desirable that one should be appointed who would be best able to conciliate friends among all classes, and to disarm opposition. If, after due search, no better man can be found who is willing to serve you, I shall then be ready, enter taining a firm belief that it will . please God to bless you endeavours with a happy issue, in accordance with their beginning.—l em, gentlemen, your faith ful friend and servast, SIIAFfESBURY. Messrs. Amami, Rocca, and others. THE PRINCE OF WALES AND EDINBURGH UNI. vansivv.—Before keying Edinburgh the Prince of Wales desired to mark his recognition a the facilities offered him for study at the Culver sty, sad requested to be registered se a student. In compliance with the Prinoe's desire, Mr. Alexander Smith, the reerstary to the University, went to liolprood Palace on Friday, and, after obtaining th e sig nature of the Priam to his obligations as a etudeet of the University, delivered to him the usual matriculation ticket of studesS-6cutsoran. AltiltlCAS AND CANADIAN MAILS. —The Liver pool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's (s s. City of Badmen sailed from the Mersey yesterday (Wednesday) far New York, with the North American snd United Ste!» mans, snd 310 pamengers. Yesterday, also the (s. a.) North American left Liverpool for Quebec end Montreal , with the Canadian mails end 103 passengers. The next mo il despatched to America will be by the British and North American royal mail steatites Asia, which leaves Liverpool on Saturday next fur New York. The box at the Liverpool Poet-office will be open on that day till 10.16 a.m., and en the binding stage until 11 cm. The additional fee et the landing stage, besides the usual protege, is one shilling, which must be »opal is stamp,. TIIE CASE OF DR. HUSIPH7tETB.—We (Ch el len • ham Erautiorr) understand that the married lair who se compenied Dr. Humphreys in his flight from Ckeitenbam his during the peat week returned to Liverpool, en nal= having been secured for her by her fricnde. The position and prospects of the doctor himself ore, it is rumoured, as bad on his worst enemies could desire. He is usable to ob tain any kind of employment salted to his abilities, the report of his evil deeds having everywhere preceded him. To w h a state has the disapponment brought him, that it la »mowed when the 44 in Vacation took ber departure she loft him "drunk and saleeto CRTHIEL PALaCE.-- 0111 MULLING DAY... W aitto mo bl isa smon ner, ti, Sz k rv et. ..l 6 4 ,9 7 o Ad ; to m:rol a oze it oll or Ze 3 yr ,4 es s it,. 25,677; LAI Coon em niz e lb,,_ n ut....d t.2- I: P . 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