The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-10 00:00:00

AZ> V qtt .......„-y . . 1:\ . T 1 Al l • ir I I 1 .. t . , _ .. . , . . I 41. N EWSPAPER 0 :4 7CTT A ri l if4" t4sz.ucixo So. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] (TWOPENCE No 4,939.] A, calling at MADRAS.—The l k Ftr Urr own capper =Mary stee . ..-Adp LADY JOCELYN, EWE Sow. SOO bone.power. RORFAT W. us, commander. sow loadimg hi the Victoria (London) Docks, wi ll leave on the 14th June, embarking paasongers at sad leaving Orarereed on the lila Jute. This magnincat ship, bunt expressly for the India Wade, has been thoroughly ratted, be. are•rate accommodation tee pmengers, and will carry an experissoed surgeon and • Awarders. . . . ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ORRAT SHOW, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), it Booth Isnalagton. Open at One o'Clock. Bands of let LUs Canards, Royal Engineers, and End Queen's Royals ersiussnos it Two o'oisoh. Admission 7a Od. Visitors can pass under cover to the now. LONDON, TUESDAY EV THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAY. qd ( . 1 t I q , 10,40. [GUM AMERICA. The number of State militia ad willekettly be akWnshing. ton is very large. The Northern pumas regeemmt generally that there is mach demoralisation among the troop of Beanregard's army at Corinth, and a desire among teeny regiments to desert. From tbo following it will be seen that the Southern journals make a statement mostly similar concerning the condition of the Northern army. num FRANCE. (fir Nispra, rid Quembrws.) NEW YORK, MAT 27. 71e7ervk• will be continued monthly W ens of the following tasinalling analliaa Meant ‘lllllloii belonging to this Company : flYlgea -- 1 Tana Illorifirpfrefer.l IlateofaallteL ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S oitraT SHOW, TO-MORROW, loom 11. TM Garden MR M aya M I o'clock. Visitors ammo& be MEOW, either from the Keb Roo to the (lards, or to the 2:Wake throogh the Garda; before that hoar. The steam ship Kangaroo WM intercepted off Cape Race on the night of May 24, and the steamer Riberotan on the night of the 26th. The steam ship New Yeck arrived at New York, May 27. A panic for the safety of the national capital, so oompanied by scenes very similar to those which took place in the month of April of last year, has again occurred in New York and throxvhout the Northern States. ORNRILLL BUTLEIti PROCLAMATION. The Via:kitty Citizen says that the following order, No. 28, has been issued by General general and will be read for the niformation of the Confederate Army at dress parade : LUL LIPU LON 2.7013 LUX LIM LSO LIU SOS 800 333 SOO $OO 300 IN 100 July 15. August 16. = bur IL 16. Foverabir 16. Doubt IL Jaa. 111, MIL February IL EXHIBITION of HORTICULTURAL IL Oardea Pettery, &a., at the Royal Nati cultural Society's Great Show, TO-MORROW. Jane 1L Caratta JaaPn _ 1 Golden Planes Queen ed Os Sena Indiana ilydaspes In 1J and Mrs. GERMA.N )I.IIIID with Mr. MR and PARRY. will glee their New Iteter4l e rst, TIIR FAMILY LICILND, and Mr. John Pwre M Narrative at the COLLEY/7 DAWN, EVERY xylem(' tamp& Satan = 1 ,1 411. Morning Itepresantatlone—Tessaay, Thursday, and , at L—Royal Gallery of Illustratiost le, Regentetelet. Ilikeyeerved sesta, la. and Es. ; atalla, 3a.: stall tsprinc) chairs fa, secured In advance (without fee), at the Gallery, and at Marra Craw and Ca's, 90 lisralretreel Notlee.—Tbe extra Aspreratatioas will be condense own Tuesday, at 3 o'clock. I The folloWing are the despatches which have been received from General &saki' command, and which have canted oil •the excite/Mat ; For bah* Sr IMMO encase to Ursa GZINDLLY 506 .1 % ea, Parliamenhmeeet. &W. ; the Broken. Mama A BRETT and Oa 1110, Lesdenhallwirech LC. et the 011eee et the Company, S. latacing-lano. Leadcm, LC. where also appli cation for sweetmeats as Midshipmen to this service should be made. RICHARD NUM, Secretary. art India sad Leaden Shipping Cmpaay (Waited), h Mincimplans. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA TOR W 104. NVILEICIA to 1111 F YORK Larect—Tbe L1V17,7001 4 , SEW YORK. sad PHILILDII7111.1371•1141111P 00/11F4417 Inbred drink& lag their 611-powered bon brew eteentaldas, ca/Ing si bassaa• Sows Io embark perawiers and desperelma ea loLlowe WIUCLLY Fltoll LIVZIFOOL 70 111 W TOLL. ETNA. Wednoaday, June 11. 0 MIT OF BALTIIIII. Wedseada, Jame I& ZPIZIRMW 42/1 evair=e4 4, Cobb perms 11 IT, and It subsea, leibeasnome modslion. Forward parade, Y guineas, beladlng an prerbioas woke& Pameogera for Canada. the United bates, and Britkit cambia, booked throng! on eery advantages/Ls tereas.—Fer farther piranhas apply to WILLIAM L/014111, Walisratreet, /Mood ; or te EVII and MACEY. 41. Las IFULaaralisek, MIK to BRIMSN. —Direct Rout* tolisaaver, ..Sawn., sad all parts at Onkel liirmaay. HVIZY WILDNISDAY aad SATUHDAY, at /I by Wm Na Germs Lloyd's salsedid stemmas NOWA, ot saiwAnis, 3a larellydowa. These took Sive just bar Sited with a vicious saloon on deck, sad bays superior some ',iodation for Pam to Bremen: HI sad Lt Mara tickets. £3 spa Li ass Psalm* as boon only.—Apght CHAPLIN'S Universal : or to um, (MAVIS, and P=P/u,ii, Itood4m, ROTTERDAM and the RHINZ.--8171131:ER SIRVICE—TM Netherlanda Steadobast no/. nigemt and favourite Paddle Steamer BATAYIIII., MUIR, having bees entirely redecorated for the season. and Sited with increased accommodation Inc will be despatched front the British and Foreign Stamm/mit, lipping. every SUNDAY MORNING, at 11 a.m. 'precisely, returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Tares: State cabin: Si. ; uloon. 411 10s.; tore labia, 17s. ; reload tickets at a tars and a hall. The Screw Steamer newest will be despatched from off the Tower every Tharsdaymoddy. Pare LL — Apply So efarturs Outmost Moe. co-dram, W.; or to PHILLIPFS, GRAVYS, and P 11, Rood-lade, N ORWICH UNION LITZ INSURANCE SOCIETY. Established MS, on the principle of Mental Insurance. The Society affords emut advents.' to the Intending Assam. The rates of premium are 10 per cent. less than those of most ether offices, and the whole of the profits belong So the assured. Maranon may be effected by applying at the adios any morn- Me after 10 o'clock, and subsequently seeing the medical us min" at hiPIVI="",POS and without formality. Sums amused 36.170.4116 Capital In band /12,027.8 Animal female 3166,461 C 9,112,612 he,. been paid to the nspeeenatatives of deceased members during the last ten years. For Promectune apply at the Society's office, Crescent, New Bridgestreet. S.C., and florrepetreet, Norwich. 0C1A124 By Screw Steamers and Railway. V Highboy sad Elnedand Coal Depeta. No travellers or ersployelL LEA sod CO3'a lowest assmear price for Hama, sad Limbless Welland, the best borne coal, di rect host the colfierb I by screw stammers, hi 21a, porton (do sot pay more under any pretext) . Hartle I, . Tanneld, 171. ; Nat small, lla. Island, by railway : eubtoes , first clam tLL ; sewed elan, 10s.: Clay Cross, 19s. sad lfia : Bersaley, 17a. ; Bartley lea, Net omit Delivered screened to any part of Lon. don. All orden direct to LEA said Co., chief °feces. North Lon don SaUweyßlades. liighbory, lallsgton, or 'Mistimed. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mar druid—COGNAC BIIANDY.—The difficulty In obtaining tea nub 'steered foreign spirit in a pars mire is re= diihrith it is ereatial, paerembtrWrbre required tar Cur it Amid be who* grains. STEVENS mad Cri:r m riserbeen imam-ter their Clegrealkandied ter timidity cannot be surpassed, being Imported emehrively from the tnt Cognac Cored STEVENS prices are fart old brown. Its. and its. per gallon. Choke old pale, Vs. and SOs. per gallon. Wines and Spirits of every .ripran at nit; redeonable prices. All goods delivered free within gee Terms, Bishapagaterbrest Wider. EAU-DE-VlR—This Pure PALE BRANDY, lea par gallon, d demoestroted, war y meelyies, to be pe culiarly free from oddity, and very to recent importa tions of Coiner. In Wench bottles, per des. : or in a cue for the country, We Railway carriage paid- No Acents, and to be obtained only of HENRY BRXIT sad Ow, Old run:drab Distillery. Holborn, LC. XERF2.—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 24a. per doe. Railway carrisge paid. Recommended wit► amitklsnoe. RISKY BREIT aad Ca, Distillers and importers. Heinen barn LC. SALT and Co.'. EAST INDIA PALE ALE amoeba plum, M. 9d. the dozen), Buries ales, and Gals- Dias extra stout, In bottles of reputed and imperial resesuren and casks of 18 gallons and upwards. horelay's stout, 6 dozen quarts, its. Al. and stout bottled ammo* for exportation.— MOODY and Co., yenta. Lime-street, SATJOK—LEA and PERRIN/3 beg to caution the Public against Ityartons Indtstions of their worl.l-renowned WORCIAsTERriIIBE SAIRIK Purchasers should ASK for LEA sad PERKINS' &MK Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be " THE ONLY 0001, BAUM." Sold wholesale and for export by tbe Priprietara Worcester Keene CRO&SE and BLACKWM,L, Leedom, Messrs. BA CLAY sad SONS, do., itc., and by gropers and odor universally. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE. 71te *god and an reseosable Bsock of BAUXILLSB 1111 DAL VEILS and FLOUNCINGB In Loudon The KUL OLD HAND-SPUN CAMBILIC HAND/Email-pa We raTllWileataincDeierlteniimlei•tnihe;erino;;lii, at the most 'cementite. A.BLACKIIO2./41F8 LABS L INDIA 01377117INCLWereboose, 36,710UTH AUDLLI-STHIGNI. LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFEEDJ WEBB MILES) NEW liPitiNG AND SUMltgli. STOCK for the World-tuned god& ANGOLA let ThollllllllB. L sow replete sad ready for nue Tram= were originatedVn Whoneely address is TS, BROOIL-STILEST t , NANOW es. IZAQVAII and who is not outmoded with any person Imitating and Meer fn ids mere. 16TABLIBILID Inth 71811.0AlgY. DieL TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dressing Came, despatch boxes, tourists' writing cases, jewel cases, willies desks. Parisian productions. Library sets in inetUseral, and leather cues el Oise cutlery, scissors, razors, table knives. the ne lc razor strop and pasta—At Maths. MWHI and 8AX114%, 4, Lesdenballstrest, 112, Pogeut-street, and Crystal Pathos hydenhans. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly preserve t he sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with orptals or lobbies, 16a.; steel, with garSs. to 10e. Gold and Silver Speetedes and RyeMaass' rett variety, at equally low prima. Harris's Prospect Gins, 121. ed. post trim. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal FamUy, *Nicene the RAGA Museum Oates, London. Established 17110. Cootion.—No Moralism employed. T°LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Ortental Botanical Preparation for Improving gad Beinth frier the Conthierkin and Wu. The radiant lithos It Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing Irritation and reruns tog all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors lions, and other cutaneous visitations, render it %dimmable to every toilet. It obviates all the elfecta of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar heat. Price to. GL and be, 6tl per bottle.—Sold at 10, Battoivearden ; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask fur "Rowlands' ',ardor," and beware of spurious and pa:Metals articles wider the name of '• Kepler." UININK—Dr. RASSALL'S Report on WATIRSIQUININZ WINE nommen& tta we, and the Prokaalon generslly testily to Its value and Importance. k 0 22:122 WATUB, 2, 31arthis-lane, Cannon street, London, LC. Bold by groomer. eltinista, Italian warehousemen. and others, a mauler.. weeteeeeeeeeta, Lauda. Webb, and Co.. WlReassian. • INTERNATIONAL xxkunrrios. Bee Claim 2. OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL. (By loyal Letters meat)—This all, tasprageatad Stu mate .the active and Ufeitlshor prlaclyis In mesa), la the dl acove nearest red approach to a cams bare Mr anammeptios sad boatmen yet may betty stectually oared by It. Is Inclytent cease It Is an rsatsdy. Be " Lama. Bold by all chemlata. In DOW", Be. M., u. lid., sad Is. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVKII nua, wit► out soy Mermaid Ingtedient, from the ree . Sae. wal be found lambeable to all wbo suffer from babes and Byer emu pinata Indignities, wind, spasms, giddiness, ditstnees et the eyes, Be. for habitual metivenesa as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent mild to Weir operation and gestatetto the stomach they create appetite, Demote and eirneythen the whole nervous system Meld by . lamanoteeet, end by most In tome. la ye& sod Is Od. Be sure to ask foe Dret =foes and User Pik The aseraine are a KIWI mem gedinge. with "Willem Immbeek"segamed on theaters& PEE LONDON PAVlLlON.—Viaitors to the Ishibition.—The Refreshment Department I connexion with the Les&a ravilion bac been greatly eshogsd and Mx. proved si ommiderehle expense. Thu proprietors ham already entered late a contract to provide 400 persons with provisions blab; me mob Me extent and completeness of their arrange assts. that nos& emouisedatton WILL be found for 1000 more. Open at 8 a.m. Difeektmlle 1f ; dinners a la carte, or at laud P Z lESinr with mill aaVres igi nirri a r & gentatingefi lw regbln i n a , Kan Dorm end br liebiaya—The t LONDON ILIONo the ibe naimuka ADIBL and 80:f itadiCiWk IrlyPdeletta SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW ; a Scientific Taper for the edvancement of Social Science. The Review will contain *AWN on the Anisedineut of the law, Treatment of Crime, International Program Education, and Public Health. with prompt Reviews of all Boots bearing on medal sinbfeets. Every Saturday, peke 3d.. damped, ed. Once, 111, Mattagami- Area, LC. UW VOLUYI BY GIISTAVI AIVALD. 011 Jaw to, sent Wars pabtlibsd, pries la, THE QIIZEN of the SAVANNAH. Laudon g Ward sad lack, 11/4 llssiatr•st. NZW WORK BY AUTHOR Or win minim- Oa Jaw 10, No. SO of SHILLING VOLOhli LIRRART. eIYNTHIA THOROLD. By the Author of •• W6s, Imo yt' .• Whitairials." dc. dos Word sa d Lock. ISA InoetotroeL Iw NOVEL NY la. ET. JOHN. Oa hoe 11 4 No. 11 at MILLING VOLUME LIERARY. T im CHAIN of MUMMY. A Novel. By the Author ot Videernm ine, London: Word mad Lodz, 1.22.TMs Ilea 4 Pstillebed. Wee Is. : ar Polk 14 stamps, THEGUIDE to HXALTH ; CM'S aud Cure of Oescral and Load Delnlity and Irritability. To he had from the Authors, 44, Weymouth-street. Portland-place, &gent e. cli:., where theEr be daily consulted from 10 to 9, on for which h ave discovered remedies, th• traits ol many yaws' privets hospital prectioe. Dl C 171176 ON NIAVOITINI6I. GZIRRAL DIBILITY, de. Jost publish* psi' a.,_ip tree troa the Author ter 12 A KEDI CBSAY on t•ho CAUSE .44 =a .Cl. CUBS ot PRZILATIM MUNI ia MAN, with plain anchor tor weed redorstioe to bedsit and dean, the piedt tweate.hve yeas' suceental prudes In the tredisent of those peedier ..weir sod seseirei disease which teed to embitter mad diodes Ilia. By Dr. J. L. Meru, 16, Albanariedred, Pleadtliy, Larder. OrinftWas, l 6 YD a and 6to IL aritiesitetion le wag there le noseemberoi society by whoa the book willed,» bend ustal—whethersuch person Mid the relation et pared, presenter, or derepsen: Leedom : Yana PI. health : and J. Alien. ie. Warwick-lone. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUMMERS. Dr. SMITH bee last. published • YR= EDIVON of his valuable work, the lIIIVATE MEDICAL MEND an ). oft the Belt-cure of Mayon Debility, Less of Ilenory, of ilight, LawAtude. Ma, pesatree. es ready{ of a directed es vidept• esoleetug two pet etaame.—Addiess, 811111711, •wesseist. Tavleteeltaquara Imam M.O. DR. CIILVIRWELL, 2d.R.C.5., LAE, L.S.A., MAILLIAtiE Ifs Moorassa, and Drop°lntroits. Mos 1 2 1 . a t t rili 11lan. Canal. or Aura% U 1 1 .5 Marirrostroot, W. Coronation, dalty. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Whit Monday has, ever since the opening day, I been looked forward to as a turning point in the fortunes of the Exhibition ; and now that it has come and gone, we think that the Commissioners have no reason to be dissatisfied at the manner in I which the crisis has been passed. If we remember that, yesterday, Blondin was attracting his thou sands to the Crystal Palace, and that the Eastern Counties Railway also took away its crowds of "Odd Fellows" to the Rye House and to the Volunteer Review in Penahanger Park, we must not feel dissatisfied at a day's return closely ap proaching 60,000, with a prospect of similar, or perhaps greater, returns being maintained during the week. The attendance yesterday was a regu lar holiday attendance, plenty of working men and then• wives, and a very sufficient supply of babies, who, U not the most critical, were certainly not the least noisy among the company. At an early hour in the day the nave was, thanks to the people and the trophies, almost impassable ; but at a later hour the great pressure was in the machinery in motion department, where, ail usual, the working men took the deepest interest in every thing that was going on. There seems to be in fact some mysterious affinity between au English man and a steam-engine ; for once they get together, they cannot be got to separate without the greitest mutual reluctance. AA an account of Whit Monday at the Exhibition would be incomplete without some allusion to the creature comforts, we obtained from the English refreshment department the following approximate statistics of the food consumed by the visitors, and as M. Veillard was most probably equally patronised, the reader can form from them a toter ably clear estimate of the whole day's consumption. We put them down at random, as they were read out to us from the order-book :-200quarts of milk, 4 tons of ice, Whs. of fresh strawberries, 250 dos. 2s. pork pies, and 150 dos. at la. ; 4,5001ba. of fresh meat, 150 hams of 201 b it each, 100 needs' tongues, 50 rounds of beef, 30 to 50 lbs. each ; 6 asks of pickles, 600iba of maccaroons, 600 dos of sponge cakes, 1 ton of seed and Genoa cakes, 160 pigeons, for pies and putting ; 250 chickens, 20 salmon, 200 lobsters, 20 turbots, 501bs. of eels, 10,000 buns, 100 dozen of sponge cakes, 130 quarts of cream, 4,0001b5. of household bread, 120 sandwich loaves of 61bst each, 6,000 dinner rolls, 260 French rolls, 200 dozen of Queen and sponge cakes, &c. We have here no account of the tea or the coffee, of which there must have been an immense consumption, as it was being served out at GI a head, and in quantities which completely satisfied the visitors. The commissariat department would, in fact, have gone off in a per fectly satisfactory manner but for a alight difference of opinion which occurred between the commis sioners and the public as to what constituted light refreshments." Stalls for the sale of light refreshments are permitted outside the galleries, but the commissioners read the words to mean ices, lemonade, and pastry. The holiday audience, however, were of opinion that at least sandwiches and bitter beer ought to have been included, and the absence of these popular "light refreshments" caused a good deal of grumbling amongst hundreds of people who came hungry, ex hausted, and half choked with dust, out of the long picture galleries. It is to be hoped that in there holiday times, when the building will every day be filled with people who are accustomed to substantial fare, some relaxation of the "light refreshment" laws may be permitted, so that there shall be no grumbling or discontent to mar the now almost cer tain anceess of the Exhibition. The number of visitors yesterday was as follows : season tickets, 3,07 E by payment, 55,607 ; MM. ;4 -24 68, ROYAL BOTANIC SOCLITT, Ritaareil-PAM— Yemarday wee the day kr tir soma &bow et 'bedecks draw sad melees et then pan& Thsio •Plestlia sa rtsta laweye eiteest a kip somber el etweesiewee. they I newer wee taeseehor theielly sod Aims than this par. Whit-Monday is usually a great day at the email Paws. In 1857, 1858, and 1859 the numbers ranged between 26,000 mad 30,000. In 1860 they were 31,110. lAA year they were 33,598. It had been anticipated that the International Eshilition would have abstracted considerably from the visitors yesterday, but such was not the ease, u a hens number attended than on any previous Whit-Monday. The return shows that 36,879 peruse were must, of whom 34,833 paid for admission. This is regarded as s great mo ms, and tends to prove that the anticipations formed of the large increase of visitors to the Palace when the emir skeletal began to arrive in Loudon for the Exhibition were founded on good data. A variety of amusements, under the direction of Mr. Nelson Lee, were provided in the grounds, which are now in the most beautiful condition. At four o'clock M. Blondin made an assist on the high rope, the fountains playing at the same tau, The heavy rain-returns shat took plus at mural inter vals rather damped the ardour of the numerous visitors that were thronging towards the gardens of the Zoological Society, in the Begeet's•park, during the morning ; never theless, the total of the entrances by payment amounted to no lee than 21,685, besides 69 privileged visitors, who en tered by fellows' orders or under venial dramatists's. The whole number of Arita* tharefoiM reached 21,744, failing short by antra hundreds of the ornesponding numbers en the preview Whit,llimeday, when the weather TN mums progitioms. N. aaeea.f 4/11611•1•641/1/ 4011111Mlie mid the holiday folks seemed gaits delighted erith the inteterting additions lately made by Ore moiety to their collection di living animals, such &stile Parodies birds, the large pair of Brahmin cattle, and the curious kagu, of New Caledooie. The bard of elands (new seven in nem. bar), the four giraffes, and the pair of hippopotami, liltewies claimed their usual share of public attention, and rendered the further corner of the northern garden rather crowded et intervals. It is to be regretted that the First Commissioner of Works has always refused to entertain several applications that we understand have been addremed to him by the coun cil of the society, to allow them a slightly iecremed space in this part of the prelim& Madame Tussaud's noted gallery was all day long crowded with native end foreign visitors. In anticipation of holiday visitors, the three peat dioramas of London, Lisbon, and Paris, at the Coles. asum, have been cleaned and restored at oceri4erahhe penes, and several new sateriamassair, reaskal. Idrinvid. commie, and mysterious. have been added. There was the amid sill= of visitant yesterday. INSTALLATION OF THE DUKE OF DEVON SHIRE AS CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDO& CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY. The proceedings commenced this morning with a levee holden by the ChanoalloratTrluityCollege Lodge atll o'clock. The settee waa for all mambas of the Senate, bet the outside wu thronged by spectabon interested by the pump to and fro of the robed dignitaries of the Univer- sity : the first Court of Trinity was the chief congrepting point for these. The morning broke fair, and fashion waa abroad early in all ita glory. The pleuant shade; of Trinity and sunny elopes of King's were thickly studded with fair promesaders, impa tient for the time to arrive when the Seeatedieuee doors should be opened. The levee lasted from 11 till put 12, and In all more than 200 members of the Senate paid their respects to his Grace ; amongst them the following:—The Marquis of Bristol; Lords Ersest Bruce, Lyttelton, Rollo, and Belper ; the Bishop af Chester, the Dean of Exeter, Mr. Wal pole, LLD., M.P.,; Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., M.P. • the Dean of Exeter ; the Reweave& the Masten of Ttinit;, St. John's. Jam, Christ's, &unusual, Downing, Caine, Mare, Sidney, Magdalen. and St. Peter's Colleges, end Trinity Hall; the Rev. the Provost of King's ; Prohmors Bond, Millen Fisher, Stokes, Adams, Willis, Livelng, Clark, Thompson, Selwyn, Grote, Willis, Browne, and Challis; the Seam Proctor (the Bev. W. Emery, 8.D.), the Junior Procter (the it.,. John Hays, M.A.), the Bev. Thomas T. Perewse (Pro Proctor), theAstromuner Ho ; Archdeacons Downall and France • Drs. Ltoplngsrell, Theater, Him. phry. and 'Wartime ; Mr. Sergeant Toner, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Godfrey, Rev. the Registrary (Mr. Laud, Trinity Col lege), the Rev. Joseph Hominy (late Ben tray) ; the Ben. John Feller, ILD., A. V. Hadley, XL, Charlie Clayton, M.A., W. C. Mathison, J. B. Lightfoot, Lieut.- General Sir Rowland Eustace, &a. The doors of the Senate-house were opened shortly before half-put one o'clock. The platform and its neighbourhood were appropriated to the Chancellor, his friends, the various Univeriuty dignitaries, sod the illustrious man whom upon this occasion the University delighted to honour. The ra ised seats on each side of the floor were, with the °reboot:a at the east end, occupied by ladies, the door end one gallery by members of the Senate and their friends ; and the other by undergradustes, the force of the last-named, however, being somewhat reduced by many having " gone down," and the draft of 2W or more of the gallant mem bers of the Cambridge University Rid! Conn to . . take part in the Hide-park denioustration of to day. At half-past two the Chancellor entered, at tired in his state robes, and, attended by the usual formali ties, took his sent on • raised dais on the platform. At this moment the Senate-Lonna presented an appearance se though it were the scene of • combined triumph by the goddesses of learning, beauty, and fashion. So soon ea the Chancellor was seated the intended recipient. of honorary degrees were ranged by the sJuor esquire bedell in aca demical order upon the platform, and proceeded to sign the register, amid acclamations from the uudergraduates se each was recognised. This matter concluded, and • coo uegiitiou constituted, the reversed the Senior Proctor (Mr. Ema,y) read the graces authorising the conference of the degrees, which were declared affirmed in due course. Then the Public Orator (Mr. Clark, of Trinity) proceeded with the most dignified mien, • perfectly modulated voles, and most emerald end appropriate maim, to descant in • Latin speech upon the auspicious occasion of the congre gation, more especially as regarded the noble and (natio. guished men he should have to present to the Chancellor. So soon as the Public Orator had (*Deluded his general address, be, on the parties being presented to him by the esquire bedell in the order below mentioned, dwelt upon the laudatory characteristics of each in most happy vein, calling down rounds of applause, and introduced the candi date for the degree to the Chancellor. The degree was then confirmed by the Chancellor in the usual form. If the ap ples,e of the Senate is to be taken as • criterion, then of all the distinguished men presented the venerable Lord Brougham was the favourite. Lord Lytielton and Lord Stanley follow next, then Sir Hugh Onirne, Sir William Armstrong, the Astronomer Royal, and Professor Faraday. The following is a formal list of thedegrete : HONOLIT LL D. George Douglas, Duke of Argyll, K.T. ; Frederick WE. liem, Manlius of Bristol ; Spacer Compton, Marquis of liartingtoo ; George William, Baron Loteltoo ; Henry, Lord Brougham and Vaux ; Lord John Manners ; Edward Henry, Lord Stanley ; Edward, Baron Helper ; Sir Edmund Walker Bead, Bart., K.C.B. ; Sir Henry Creswiek Raw boson, K.C.B. ; Sinfames Emerson Moment, K.C.G. ; Sir M'Calmont Cairns ; Sir William Armstrong, C.B. ; H. Chevalier; Charles James Selwyn, Q.C., IL P. i George Biddell Airy, Astronomer Royal ; Professor Michael Fara day ; Henry Wentworth Acland, Regius Professor of Physic', Oxon ; William Fairbairn. Lord Brougham, on being singled out for presentation, was received with cheers that literally shook the building as the Chancellor descended one of the steps of his seat of honour to take the hand of the Nestor before him. All the other recipients of degrees,. however, were accorded a shout of welcome. It had been cotifiad that the degree of doctor of music would be conferred upon Herr Meyerbeer, but that eminent musician was not present, to the disappointment of all who were. The cere monial concluded at ball-past three, and the Chancellor, having declared the esegregaties dissolved, retired. CsTam Pautoa.-..-BLONDIN'S SECOND ASCENT OVER FOUITAINE.--0111 SHILLING DAT. —WHIT-NOVIDAT, JUNE 9.— Admissions ou menet, 34,833; by meson tickets, 2,046; total visitors, 38,879. TH. INDIAN TELEGRAM—The Bombay papers just come to hand state that Colonel Stewart has gone to Teheran to induce the Shah to lower his tonne for permit. tin; Lb* Indianslegraph to pass through his dominions. It is hardly expected, however, that Stewart will second. In the meantime Mr. Walton has been ordered to snood at once the telegraph from Kurachee to Chanter on the Anne coast, The Soloochess will assist in the extension, sad the Khan of Khelat has engaged to protect the line. On some parts of the Nelms coast, the ground where the telegraph pods will be fixed is fecund of mud volcanses, hardened by the sun, In one plan the wires will 'Nosed a bluff mountain 800 feet high, and will then be dropped down perpendicularly to the sea to meet the wires at the base of the mountain. Climber is opposite Yuma*, on the Arabien emit. If the telegraph threugis Atabia thenkateed meet et Ed Kidd will have i aseidedr sad the wild Arebsoa the western honks of the Vine es he bribed to protect the line. The line would met nsupwards of a quarter of a sallies Antis& In 104 enseges midi he met throughout by ad. ., sa g tram India and llagtmed. vie Coadeatinegie = PARE, Jun 2. Tle report on the imposition of bur-oft:es and newtaxes, made by IL Legree, in the name of the committee ap poi nted to examine this question, has been read to-day. The committee propose the re jectim by the Corps Legislatif of the additional tax-en salt, and the adoption of that on sugars, which will come into operation after Ist July, 1862. Tie committee also proposed the rejection of the projected taxes on invoices and receipts, and of the proposal to augment the fixed registry dues. limy recommend the passing of the proposed in crease in the stamp tax, to vary according to the size of the paper. Tie committee also recommend the temporary re-establiithment of the tax of a second decants for the registry, which would produce about 27 millons, and would allow of the balancing of the revenue and expenditure. The committee agree with the Council of State *al the taxes on horses and carriages should only lr Ivied in communes containing more Shan 1,200 mtents. adly, the committee reject the amendment of 21f,, Groper de Caarguaco, to the effect that atn d•incouseeproodeding froin capital in MD., cei rental. The Prase of this evening states that the general elections will take place during the lint fortnight in October. SPAIN. MADRID, Jun 9. The Oerrespondencia de Espana of to-day states that Spain will act in America u she has sated at Naples and Turin. Jealous of her own inde pendence, she will respect that of others. She will recognise accomplished faces if Europe should. sanction them, but will never be reconciled to ac tions hurtful to her dignity and interests. GERMANY. Pft&NIEFORT.ON-THE-MADa, Joys 8. Yesterday the principal members of the Prussian, Bavarian, Hessian, Baden, Wurtemberg Nassau , Thuringen, Mecklenbeeg, and Frankfort Diets held. 1 a meeting bore to deliberate on the earlyeonvocation of an assembly of formed and actual representatives, for the discussion of the leading German political questions. This assembly (vorparlenest) does not wish to decide upon a political programme„ but only to give the mot d'ordre to the di ff erent Diets. Austrian deputies are also to be invited. A com mittee of four members, two of whom are Aus trisna, has been elected by the assembly LI carry out these resolutions. ELECTORAL HESS& CASSEL, Joint 9. The formation of a new ministry progreesee slowlyunder the pressure exerted upon , the Elector. A. hope appears to exist at present of a combina tion conformable to the wishes of the people. No thing certain is yet known. The published lists of Baines are entirely unauthorised. THE HERZEGOVINA. RAGUSA, Jou 9. Harris& Nobs has entered Nikaich with pro visions. On the 6th inst. be took the Ostrog en trenchments by assault, after a combat :siting five hours. THE CALOVIT&SHINA, AND AIISTRA, MA WS. The follotving telegram boa been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninanlez and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : MARSKILLSE4 Jowl 9 . The Manilla, with the above mails, arrived he ns to-day at 6 p.m. The mails leave for London at 10 p.m. REPLY OP TEI GOVERNOR OP MASSACHOSETTA TO TEI CALL POE MORE REGIMENTS. In reply to the call of the War Department of the United States upon hfamsobusetts far her quota of the fifty thousand men oo► required for the government, Governor Andrew has addreeeed the !allowing letter to Bearetogy Stanton : " Bostoe, I(x7 19, 1862. " To the Hon. E. H. Stanton, Secretary of War :—Sir,— I have this moment received a telegram in these wards, viz :—' The Secretary of War desires to know how soon you can raise and imposes three or four more infantry regi. meets. sad have them reedy to be forwarded here to be armed and equipped. Please answer immediately, and state the numberyou can raise .— I. Th omas, Adj utant-General.'— A call so sudden and unexpected finds me without materials for an intelligent reply. Our young men are all preoccupied with other news. Still, If a real call for three wgimeets is made, I believe we can raise them in forty days. The arms and equipments would need to be furnished here. Our people are never marebed without them. They go into camp while forming into regiments, and are drilled and practised with arms and muskets as so l diers. To attempt the other course would dampen enthusiasm, and make the men feel that they were not eoldiers, but a mob. Again, if our people feel that they are into the South to help fight rebels who will kill and destroy them, by all means known to savages as well as civilised men, will deceive them by fraudulent flags of truce and lying pre tences, as they did the Naseschuaetta boys at Williamsburg, will use their negro slaves against them both as labourers and as fightinmen, while they themselves must never Bre at the enemy 's magazine, I think they will feel the draft is heavy on their patriotism. Bat if the President will sus tain General Hunter, and recognise all men, even black men, as legally capable of that loyalty the blacks am waiting to manifest, sod let them fight with God and human nature on their side, the roods will swarm, it need be, with mul titudes whom New England will pour out to obey your call . _ ~ "Always ready to do my utmost, I remain most faithfully, your obedient servant, " JoliN A. ANDREW." Tas Powraos STAMPS or rim WORM—A very curlew little book by Mr. Mount Brows has jut been pub lished by Mr. Passinore, of 124, Cheapside, being au account, is the lam of a catalogue, of the postage stamps of all na tion*. Of theme there are more then 1,900 seriatim Not only have she colonies of this and other countries, SO the Bahama and Iceland, their separate stamps, but in America many cities also, such as New Orleans and Nash ville. No effigy so frequently at postal stamps as that of q u een Victoria. Some of the colonies, however, have indulged in a little variety. The New Brunswiek 17 cents stamp bears on it the figure of the Priam of Wales is a Scotch dress. In the name colony a stamp MY prepared having on it the offi47 of Mr. O'Connell, the local poet master-general, bat it appears not to have been issued. In the United States Tinny unofficial delivery and express companies and firms use adhesive stamps in the same way es the post-office. THE THAMES EMBANKMENT.—Petitions have been presented for consideration of the committee claim ' ing special protection, from the London, Chatham and Dover and Charing-cross Railway Companies. The first mentioned company set forth that a provimon was inserted in their Metropolitan Extensions Act to the effect that it was desirable that their bridge at Blackfrime should not ie. terfere with the embankment of the Thames, and that they might construct and carry it on a level not higher than 3 . 1%. above Trinity high-water mark on receiving a notice to that effect from the Board of Trade, but so suck notice had bees received, and considerable expenditure had bees in curred by the company in prolunimuy proecalinp. The works intended to be constructed by the Items Em bankment will, they allege, interfere with the emelmatims d their railway and bridge in • manner beyond sbeir par liamentary powers, and not be oompatible with Mom par tial' of the line already constructed, will instal es theca isceemed expenditure, and involve an *Mire chime is their piss sad ta. The Charing-mom Railway Una may state that are the owners of all the gwegerty income as Heegeriord-market, including the b sad have weed to pay 56.0001. to the = lll l2i Brz. to the bddgs company for their right sad isliamig. together with the wharfage dues, piers, aid talk i thst the scabishresst will interfere with their ersterl dation Oharbegorms, sad with the revenue to be arrival frees the tells esd doss, by the establichalest be sesscsiss with the mabankmost of esimpeties Messes* Isiideas. Obgew tine is aim taken by the Leaks, rnat. sal Dover Osintiery to_the pelmet semOt ter, be the sempalisery per ehme el begs rewired ler Elidaties seigibiddeg. • Starieberg Va., Nay 2A. Hoe. K. M. &salon, Secretary of War. Colossi ICenby's command of infantry aed oavalry bag bees drives from Frost F i L a ri . th comsat's/Ai loss is aid wounded sad Tin ememy's forme la estimated from 4000 to 000, and is reported as fall* back se Front IleyaL He probably occupies the place thle mieuirti. Mimed) N. P. SAXES, Majoriresrel. widainsioedg, a t u d The 76:: in pcommion of Frost Boyd. Gmai own a strong position os the Manama Railroad, asl While He has been reinforced. Genial Banks boa also been strongly reinforced. Despetahes were remind at the War Department at Ism *Week te-sight from Gamma at Wineheder. He had maid Men , iittesharg to for the *pass of sesoriag lb stem ad were Mlel in = sal to pmeut Ids etanistudeadiea trent being in b His adores gaud ometeral•Wincitester at five o'clock, with all tartrates &Mitoses in safety. A strong attack was made upon the Stains at MidEetewn by the rebel iufsatiy, cavalry, sad artillery, bat it was repulsed, and a few moms abandoned by tesmeters were moored. Gassed Busk will return immediately to Staabsurg. A gestiamas soquainted with the localities and palatial of Gemmel Back's army does not regard the report of to u indicating any danger to the main body of the imps of that command. Ilenby's let Maryland Regiment, with • squad ef cavalry, soda ,on of • battery, ware statimed at Front Royal, as an to guard • mile and a half hem the main stem of the Manama Rail road, vitae other Mope geended the- track. The bridge supposed to be endangered was three miles hum hoist Royal Jimedoi, and smugly 'warded. It is considered almost imporible for the enemy to reeds the brit* blare relatoresseents from Restortows or Sties lam would arrive there. At all emits the attack could net have feopmdimd Genesal Beaks' army. Washington, May 25. Despatches mired by the Was Department state that Go mat Bemis els aloteeked this morning at Wiseherter, sad bee bliss back towards Mertianwg aad Hemet Fem. The eamy are reported to be in large Mee, a me nd may mods AM* that the rebel Mee hesleft Mishima and awed North be UM the effemiee. GENERAL BANKS' OFFICIAL IMPORT. Headquarters, Martinsburg, May 95, 2.40 p.m. Hon. E. IL Stanton,--Th• rebels attationd us this morn ing at dart:rash in. peat force. Their force was animated at 75,000, woodman of Bear. and Jackson's divisions. The It. of the pirkets blow with the light, and was followed be the arnilmy, until the lines were fully under fire on bath aides. The left wing stood Brady, haapritapound well and the right did the gams for a time, when two Tip maids broke lines under the dm al the samny. The right wig OW tack and we wens ordered to withdraw sad the tamps preed through the town in eonsiderable , confmices. Their ware quickly re-formed a the other aide, and con thread Umfr march in good order to Martinsburg, where they arrived at 14 p.m., a distance of 22 miles. Our trains ere in wham" and will mess the river in safety. Our satire Imes engaged_ was lam than 4,000, consisting of Gionica's and Dosaagy's bripdes, with two regiments of acrally, ander Owes' Hatch, and two batteries of artillery. Oar loss was comdderabla as was that of the enemy, hat moot now be stated. We were reinforced by the 15th Maine, which did pod service; and a regiment of cavalry. N. P. Basra, Major-General Commanding. i Maidepeeterebrqoad Martinsburg, May 25, 5.45 p.m. •prismase alpines{ thie &hansom asp the rebel force in isar rear is be 1e streagthesed ; that their purpose is to eater Maryland at twopoints, Hagan Perry sod William- Pint HS esadrine all we have heard with regard to the rebel lane base. 24 P. Battle, Major-General Commanding. Wariiiington, May 25. 2liernaray under Heamak Ewell and Johmon, with • eaperiar fame. pare battle to General Banks this morniag at daylight at Wiaskneter. Oesmal Beaks fought them six boars, and then retired in the direction of Martinaburg, with whin toga is unknown. The enemy are, it ls understood, advancing from WM chister-wpf Harpies Ferry. Our troops there are being rapidly reinforced. Rumour says that General Jackson is admiring to the support of Ewell and Johnson, and there are also statements that there is another force still behind him. Prompt means have been takes to asset the wren racy, If truly reported. THE FRONT ROYAL BATTLE Baltimore, May 25. The city has been in • state of intense excitement all the day. News of the disaster to Colonel Kenley's lint Maryland Regiment at Frost Royal inxisaireed intense feel iag, and when the sernesioeide orimmuced to mingrepts at the corneas this Bureau with xedisat faces and worth of rejoicieg, they were attacked and beats.. During th e day at least 100 have been knocked down in the oily, thou* the police interfered and prevented any fatal rivulet It see or two came ropes were brought out and preparation made to bang qztlaanp-posta. Two men were stabbed, but sot v. Among thou attacked was Robert Wren., Minister to Mexico, who was eared by the police. Two members of Keeley's regimen& have arrived in this city. They regent that they were attacked by • Lev mushy farce, ender Aabby, and errand regiments of n imbly, and twice repulsed them with great loss. Kenley's fares annisted of lit Maryland regiment, one maim of Knapp's Puirsyluais battery, and three companies of the likkiPenneynania. Whilst the tight was progresaiog two sommenies of New York eavalry mime to their unease& The tight misameaced at twelve o'clock and cootinued until eight, when the' infantry fens succeeded in surround. leg them The ant fight and repulse took plum ems of the ellsenandoth, and finding the force too great he re treated to the west side, destroying one of the bridges, but was too hotly pressed to succeed in destroying the principal bridge. He made another stand on the west side of the river, and Knapp's battery mowed the rebets down with shell and grape. They tired in all needy 200 moody Kenny received a musket shot in the neck during the fint attack, but continued on horseback until the close of the day, when be was plated in an ambulant* perfectly at- handed. The list fight took place about four mike this Ode of Front Royal, Ws effort being to fall back in order, expecting reinfoneemente momentarily from General Banks. A member of Knapp's battery who escaped says that the Maryland Regiment fought with indomitable bravery, sad that Colonel Keeley led them on frequently to bayonet charges. He also says th at on the third approach of Ashby the seesny displayed • white flag until within pistol range, whoa Col Kenby ordered to cease firing. The white fig 111111 then thrown down, and the enemy rushed en OW troops, cutting and slashing, and refusing all quarter. Lieutenant-Colossi Duchene and Major Miller are both re ported wounded and primmer. WASHINGTON, lies 26. The following was received at the War Depart ment at 11 p.m. : Williamsport, May 96, 4 p.m. To the President„—l have the boaour to report the safe arrival of my command at this place last evening at ten o'clock, and the page of the Sib corps amuse the river to-day with comparatively _bat little loss. The ken of me in lulled, wosueded, and miming in the different mediate in which my command has participated Moos the march from Strasburg on the morning of the 24th inst. I am unable now to report, but I bare great satisfaction in being able to represent that although modems it is much lea than might have been anticipated ooweidsr• leg the very great disparity of forms mimed and the keg metered plans of the enemy, which aimed at nothing lees than the entire capture of oar form. A detailed statement will be forwarded an moon as wield& My command encountered the enemy in a general sae. omaion of attacks, and in well-oontested eogagamenta, at iltrosbarg, Middletows. Newton, at a pout also between those places. and at Winchester. The form of the enemy wee estimated at from 15,000 to 30,000 ass, with may ▪ ar till er y ga d cavalry supporta My own fees me- Adel of twe brigades less thee - 400 etweg—all told. 1,600 esimilq, 10 Parrot gem, sad sia mooe' bona The sub s= Lressmattoo of the entire supply is a souse of It numbered about 500 waggons os a forced antralt of Similes, 33 of which were performed is day, molded to constant attack is front, rear, sad dank, esserd bp to Be poshies, by the ressmy is fai l lesen la ponies of ismadms and the miseheness of river I lost not some Mem 00 A fall stabissent lase will be fanrawlsd V pat eimmeadatire is due to Osplaia IA B. Hear Med, , sadOeptain E. G. Breek with. for the Well al the beim I Ger hasps seek good giirits, and occupy both dim a/ the river. N. P. Rama, Major OwessedOssmaaMeg. All the Near= Stela havenspinded with the unmet Oil &Lardy to the edl ef She redid Wer lingeolmest Snow be the getteoliaa el Wasiiingke. mr. IleadgeinteniDepartment of the Gall, liay I.sth. As Gm °goers and eddies of the United States have been subject to repeated inrulte from the women calling them naives, " ladies of New Orleans" in return for the moat scrupaloste nee-laturference sad courtesy ice our part, it ia ordered that hereaften when any female shall by word, geelme, or movemeet, isenft, at show contempt for any else or soldier of the United States, she shall be regarded aid held liable to be treated as a woman of the town plying her *ratios. By command of YarnsGmaLt. Bunn. Geo, C. &zoos. A. d. " Yea d the Sark shell our mother, wives, daughters. Lod raters bs thus outraged by the rudisoly soldiers of the Nair. to whom h ghee the right to treat at their plea ire the logo ol the Sepik r oseiner harlots. " AMMO Mild'. nit gree bat has oar soil these nhatees trader el err berm sod orreries el oar family toss. -" G. T. Bwrammin, Omani Oomesallai." The Now York Toesathinks that if it be tree that °emend Butler has is d. the above proclamation be should be dismissed from the United States service. But the New Tbrk Times doubts very much the truth of the statement that such an order has been inked. Piped) (Par Maim by Ilsisgrsph So Halifax sod vii Qesoastows.) NEW YORK, NAT 29. Confirmatory amounts have been reoeived of Besuregsrd's being at Richmond, and the general indications are that the Confederates certainly intend to diode the passage of Welellan's army to Richmond. -- General Wool has stopped the publication of the Norfolk /My Book newepaper, fur publishing a communication assailing persons who had taken the oath of allegiance. The Cincinnati Gazette states that the Federal army moved up on the 25th to within three-fourths of a mile of the Confederate fortifications at Ocriatb. The Fatiersis were entrenching at that point. General Halleck reports that his position dank not warrant his risking anything ; hence be moves by regular approaches, fortifying as be goes along. The Federals were expected to open an attack on the 29th. ---- General Lovell is reported to bars arrived at Corinth with 7,000 imea. It is said that General Price commands the Confederate front. Advioes received from Port Wright, on the Mis simippi, to the 27th, state that the Confederates have been largely reinforced at that place. Two transports had arrived from Memphis bringing two regiments of infantry and three batteries of **d iary. Part of this force landed at Fort Randolph, while the reminder occupy the Arkaosas shore, nearly opposite the foot of Island No. 33, where they are reported to be throwing up batteries. A refugee from Memphis says it was rumoured in that city that ten Federal vessels had reached White River, at the month of which they had established a;blockade. The Confederate steamers would than be cut off from retreat. Commodore Tatnall, late commander of the Merrimac, officially reports that the reason of her destruction was that the pilots assured him they could take the Merrimac with a draft of 18 feet to within 40 miles of Richmond. Confiding in these assurances, Tatnall ordered the Merrimac to be lightened, and run up James River for the pro , teen= of Richniond. When the Merrimac lied hOen lightened, so as to render her =lifer action, the pilots declared tlibir inability to =ivy her with a draft of 18 feet above Jamestown flats, to which point the Federals occupied theshore oa both aides. The Merrimac at that time WA is condition for battle with an enemy of equal force, and the Fede ral force was overwhelming. It was therefore re solved to destroy her. The Federal fleet of gunboats still remains from lb to 20 miles below City Point, Richmond. There is no truth in the report that General Runaide had occupied Raleigh, North Carolina. Judge Carmichael, of Talbut County, Maryland, has been arrested on a charge of treason. The Fedeeal officials arrested him at the court-house. Carmichael resisted and kicked the officer, who thereupon drew his sword and struck the judge on the head. A scene of disorder ensued, ending in Carmichael and three citizens being taken to Fort 11‘lieury. General Butler, in his proclamation at New Or leans, states that all the wealthy rebels had deserted the poor of New Orleans, and says : "The United' States have sent land and naval 'lateen to New Orleans to tight and subdue rebellious They find substantially only fugitive lams= runaway property owners, • whisker drinking mob, and starving citizens with thew ' wives and children. It is our duty to call back the first, puuish the second, root out the third, and lied and protect the last." ' General Butler having seised the beef and sugar ' intended for the Confederates, it will be distributed among the poor. The,Neus Orleans Bet attributes the distress of the poptilatou i not to a want of liberality on the part - of the inhabitants, but to the lengthened blockadh'ittel the derangement of the ourrencz. ig The New Orleans Delta mentions that the of the Dutch consulate is not flying. The Savannah correspondeut of the Associated Press says that news has been received in Ha viumah that General Butler bad seized 800,000 dole., deposited with the Dutch consul by the ageut of Messrs. Hope, bankers, of Amsterdam, and that all the foreign consuls had made a unani mous protest against the seizure. The Military Committee in the Mouse of Re presentatives will report in favour of enlarging the locks of the Erie and Oswego Canals. The estimated wet of this enlargement is 3,500,000 dole. The amount of the over issue of Indiana State Stock, discovered up to the present time, is 1,250,000 dols. Advises from New Orleans to the 90th May state that theNese Orleans Bee bad been suppressed by General Butler. The New Orleans Delta was being published under Federal inspection. All circulation of Confederate notes was forbidden. The feat day proclaimed by . Jefferson Davis was forbidden to be observed in the New Orleans churches. The authenticity of General Butler's order, direct ing that the ladies of New Orleans who insult Federal soldiers shall be treated as women of the town plying their avocation, is fully confirmed by direct advice& The proclamation was genuine. One load of cotton has arrived at New Orleans from Plaqueinive. General Butler has announced that Federal protean= will be given to all cotton coming into New Orleans. Six Confederates are to be shot at New Orleans for violatingg their parole at Fort Jackson. General official report of the battle of Shiloh gives 1,700 killed, 8,000 wounded, and 1,000 missing. This includes the two days. MEXICO. The Mexican news pnblithed in the American journals is so conflicting that its accaniey may be doubted. The Savannah oorrespoodent of the New York Times reports that the French had entered Puebla, and were going on to the city of Mexico. The Savannah correspondent of the Associated Press states that the French had not arrived at Puebla, and that a battle would be &sight this aide of that place. Il