The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-23 00:00:00

'~l~- 4 , 'To)" [ , .L.:1...ws PAPER ( 1 ;'L ."•-:. - , ksi ' , omb I fl' • i , . • Ir t :. ;;; , , ~. t•t;;H:ri - aTii ,- 41,1 , r 4 , / Na 5,629.] BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For m ri.rot-RNE. POET PHILLIP, Direet,—Moors. Green's om RW(111'10 1 11 CASTLE, 1,200 tont Captain C. DI KSDALL, •41 haw Vast India Docks en the iltb September. call at Ply r,,,AtS, and carry as experienced surgeon.—Apply to Y. GREW( combilL C.C.—Passenger, by this line Co. psonsol nem M iam i :too to Plymouth at radaaaa taxa by applying to F. KESS al..d CO. for ticket. sa-Ol FROII LIVE N RPOOL EW OR QUERIOITOWN TO YOluL. T" LIVERPOOL , NEW YORK, sad PIIILSORLPII A RITA WAR EP COMPANY laird ago pstlaing their hall-powered Clyds.balll Ina Norm IlteasnElens, a nyias the Ulifif4 Wags aid/a. t !WE LIVERPOOL for NEW YORE. till OP itA.euISOTON, Wednesday, Antal t 4. And every Wednesday and every alssniate hauteur. a shin pane by the mall steamers galling every Weaana is, 11, and Ii guineas, according to the eceosessodstloo.Csl% ..suns 1•y the Naturday's stamen, LS intinsos. /award punsa includ,ng all provisions cooked. Pasernisis for was, the United Staten, and &Rag C.olnm ea bla, booked through '4%A:4neous term.—For further portlculan apply WII.IIAM INMAN, 22, Waterskost. Liverpool; as to lalVisn and MACEY. 01, On WURanialtheet. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian Bag. Direct Route to Hanover. Brunswick, and Central Ger ei-rif the Mae first der screw stommessADLEß, MOWS. ygla SIRE will be despatched from Horesipdown, every Thurids/ morning 'weather Pommittmal. at 10 mu_ caning at It Ji..te 31 Plcr for passeuders at 19 Doom, and from Homelyciown • r) • itiiritiy tin further notion—Pares to Isretneu, At and • itturn tickets, .C 3 and t 1 104.—App1p i r CHAPLIN'S initersid Oftict, Releot-rireua. :or to PHU PPM, °NAVA PRI LLI I'M and Co.. U, litood3anti, LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWICE a wEE.K.- The paddlookamer SATATII2I Capt. W. Pla I fl. every Santley, from Hermitag• Tier, It am., mins( at Sackrall for passengers at 11 a.m. Farm, et 25., LI 10s., , return. LS la, Lt la., and 111 ge. 3d. IPs screw. st▪ eamer EY Eeonan from off the Tower every Tharsday morning • Parrs, and Ll 104.—Tor through fazes refer to the prr a#.l monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal 01,..e, W.. or to PHILLIP'S. CILLPIIS, PHILLOPS. sod Co., 11. aood•taat. Z.C. T HE IMPERIAL MEXICAN RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited , . lacrplatedwitti Limited liabi de2. lity titular "The Companies Ad, Fr tu Vera Crus to Ilexico,arith Branch to Puebla, YOO miles. Concession lu Perpetuity. ma.vention by the Government of Mexico, f,000.000 dohs. cAritA x5,,u0,000, see-half of which to be raised it Beads or Ohlioattoes. _ . . xlive Capital. iTiis,ooo Shares of £2O each. of Me, olden have been subscribed by the Mexican Govern ment, and fully paid up; taken In part pad meet for the p.rxi.di .4 the line already executed, but not transferable until We line is opened, or until all the eels lave been paid on the remaiping sham. ketniudnii shares to be now tamed, 10,000, of A3O each. Pep nit xi on Application, and LS on Allotment. call to he made at an earlier date than three months from t!:, date of alltment, nor to exceed 4.3 per shire, nor to be made glow intervals then three months. DIRACTORS. lora:CT V" 'GRAM M.P,(Crawford. Colvin, and chawman. itliam campheU, Dq. :Flelny, Campbell, and Co.). flenr Huila Gal* Esq. on Gibbs and Bona. Jarre..l4e!raet flulimo litiqanelay,odialen, and Co.). i;;ill;tti.F.l.l.Trediria - iiiitiTeilatit.) - 7. - - Joao Lail de Absaim y Dibarres. Eaq., busker, Paris. c B;;;;;Ii, Esq. ,Barron. Forbes, sad Co., 31exicol. Licandon, Sp_ l i e d, ' . • . — t p veer Toa;:fd to their number.) BAN —Tbe Agra and Masternaaa's Bank 'thadtad.) SOLICITORS. —l4tors. Fraangekas and Newnan. James Samuel. Esti , 26, Cieit George street, Westminster. An 1r Talon!, Esq., United States and Mexico. BE Lis,. —Messrs. DID, Fawcett, and liii, SE Thresdneed stria RICRITAIT ,pro tem.)-8. 7. Porter. Earl. Temporary 011low-117, Bashapigate-Weet. LC. Thit Company is formed for the purpose of acquiring and ems pituo; th , railway from Vers Cruz to Meltoo.lth brooch to Puads, ettlelt Is Is soave program of caustructloo. and the ens 'retire of ehtell bee aready bests spewed with great success. The advent od the new &imam of Mexico, the active support of the Emperor of the Freoch, the desire of Europe, and of the ...airy itself. to see a Arm and peaceful government established ' iu lledco, are elementa which promise a speedy commereLd de ,'-opmeut of one of the echest countrdesin Me world in respect b o th of rrgetaMe and mineral produce. Thrtughout the country common roads In scarce sad bad, and the ordmary carriage fares between Vmm Crag and Mello, are from ski to a 24 per ton for goods, and all per passemar. Not. witlutandlogsacb enormous charges the existing traffic Is mug cousidrraldr. _ _ The seat of Government and an the principal cities see In the Interior, far from the coasts, to that imported foreign goods have lobe carried treat distances by land to reach the centres of con sumption. These conditions are most raves:able for a railway, seeming the tragic over a great mikes,. The importation of British goods alone amounted in the year DOM to 41,677,6 4 2. whilst the produce erported to England amoanted to A 2,204,337. The total roopulataue or the empire by the bat earth was E 6,000, whilst the principal cities. which wig be more ow 4r besseted by this lime, are Mesioo (200,0001thab4thistal : Puebla (90,6001: Queretaro g 0,000; ; Leon 1110,0001 ; GUADIIIiIatO MOW ghee()) sad maser other towns with from 101160 to 25,100 inhabitants. That the internal peso t and tranquillity of the empire are now considered as secured, may be inferred from the remarkable' revive' of trade which has exhibited itself since the beginning of this year and which, as detailed in the ofiblal returns published tr the "limes " of the oth lust., has been progressing from month to month. The increase la the customs dues received in its, Atlantic ports was, in January Oat, 78.138 dots. ; in February, 117.a5 dole- ; in March, 110,261 dole. ; iu April. 208,551 dolt : le. 11sy, 278,471 dole, ; and in June, 416, - 27 dole-; otal, 1.210.250 tits. The specie coined at the Mint e xhibits . also a considera ble font:nerds! progreet The concession, the transfer of which has been secured to this Company. conigaises, among other advantages—lot The aide live privilege is perpetuity of the main line from Vera Cruz to Menai, with a branch to Puebla. 2nd. The exclusive right of construction any branch lines desired within sixty miles frees the main line. Md. A state subvention of 6,000,000 Job-. in hoods charged on en additional 1111 per met over and above the Winery customs dues of the ports, which has been legally ap froprteted to the public work (Melons materiales) by °MI. since. Slit January, la* Art. 11, the said hoods I clogiv able u cash by the custombouses to the extent of 20 p ert of the duties, and being repayable by haM-yearly redeniptimo at par during 35 years, with 3 per cent. interest. 4th. A state senicrptlon for shares to the amount, of 15 per cent. of the or duiary customs rem ima for 5 years, estimated to produce soli Ile, secured on the said customs dues. These shares, r•- ftwable at par at the custom-houses, and intended for the en. decement of hospitals in nesico. arc Inalienable by the state. The pavnrat of both the said proportions td 20 additional Mild 16 Per sent. of the ordinary customs duel In these bonds and shares respectively la mad e obligatory an d p rten for the vertmis dated !kb. Immunity from all rates taxes during fifty years. OW Impirtsinio free of duty of all maternils, machinery, and coals, Lath for the construction of the railway and for Its use for thirty years. 7th. Exportation, duty free, of *Peas to the same =mud iu value. Oh. Free grant of all government lands re ifitred for the tine, sad of all mineral properties discovered in the coestruction. bib. The privilege accorded to the Company toe, its own tariffs of charges and rates, both for gouts and paisergere, without any limitation. The thine of this last mentioned privilege eau hardly be overrated when the courteous mesa the existing transport are taken into account, with the Lin that no competitiou with the railway Ls possible by land or by water, either now or in future. The total of the (months dues received from 1957 to 1660 :mooted to the yearly average of £1,000,000. A section of the line from Vera Cruz, 25 miles in length, has teen opened for some time, sad though worked at much disad vantage, from the length 11.4 being sulkiest to destroy compe- Luta by the oribillry roads. It has yielded a return equivalent to a set profit of 11 per rent on the avenge colt per mile of the while line. The traffic derived from the French army of occu pation contributed only 10 per cent of the metals. It is expected the line will be opened to PAP del Macho, a dip Imre of 53 mike, in a few weeks The Inapercw, os his anima no the Pith of May Last, was enabled to travel ova. 40 Iles of Lae line. It will beaten from the foregoing statement that, when the trix-le luxe shall hare peen completed and resoarces of the coan• L y developed, ample dividends may fairly be expected to be no- Lied. Mesabi section of St miles of railway, with all the materials act tolling str•ck thereon, will ha at CODCO made over to this company. together with the concession. A ontract has lan entered into with the Contract Company, "'with • Knight. and Co. Limited„" for the entire completion as stocking of the Hue, in the space of four years, fora 1.11121 within the capital. Interest at the rate of SI per cent, per annum will be payable denng constriction on the amounts paid up on the shares and wal he at liberty to pay op their shams la full, tither WI allotment or when any call falls due. 76- tevenu,• arising from the line already made, and from the • etem. ahteh will par succes•arely opened, together with the Ste,. ' , insertion of 5i,003.000 dots. (A 1.200.000 (bonds represent• 14 .9t h are depiwitesi with Mores. Antony (blobs and Sons, rain available for payment of interest during construction, an the rrda•mpion of bonds or obligations, or otherwise • at ma) licroaf ter he deter mint d upon. Al" , , -1000 for shares may ho addressed in the form annexed, In 'lt.. n . Antony tlibbs sad Rasa. or to the brokers of the 'lie amount of al upon e.tch shore applied for must i tli " i m s iTn Y i Ir a i = k r:. l' Td ic iVt l it i a r '" a p t p l i s c mt o d n e tt....ipplicant. If • less nue bet of shares be allotted thug apXi'•! f••r. the amount paid on application will he retained to.a, the rot nient of the sa dooms allotment, and Unbalance Id AD) returned.—August it, itiba. ol OF APPLICATION FOR 1 1 , ti.e !Merto P o f of the Imperial Maxima SPARER Railway Company 'Limited). 4,A ntlrmen,—Eferind paid to the Agra sad limterman's Bank (Lm , thr out. of .to your credit, I reflood /on to Wt. t nro shun ht the Imperial Melte= Bellamy Limited and I agree to accept such shame or any Mae Ls t. r that may be allotted to me . and I epee to become • All rof the Company. subleet to the Memorandum and An, I, of Arotolation. end I request pm to place my name on tt • hrepter of shareholder,. - 1;i1;;:e la tall Address Profess.too or mile Date --- IMPERIAL MEXICAN RAILWAY coM PAN V 'Mania Staler, HEREBY GI PBX. that NO APPLICATION for 4 !" , . 13 thi• company *lll be 11.16CEITZD ABDUL TO-MOR ro▪ .v., the 24th iaatant.—By ardor of the Board. S. F. PORT/S. derreearT pro r. - Oakes, 117, lhahopagatoatra•L Magma IS, MA J - OZEMPS COPAHINIS RIOS, sseoeftfully tn.! In the Paris and Letneos lisayftala media the care ad o'lnerler, Rlrror. Llapd, Pella& sad larva C ark ‘" Lan • %OW 13, , d edemas a ours sa amass as da days inter Is recent or chronic allapasss.-41. TL par bottle= " -. 1 at v JOzal ar s. Preach etassailk dikaelftarkel. 164 " 6 . Beldame% Mayysaia. Paris. THR OXIPORD.— The OXFORD and OAN: TRIBURY HALL COMPANY tIAmited).—BILBCTIONII tram LA FORZA VA BMW% Le Irtevalta. Baum, and the Two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented company. Direotor—Mr. P. JONOILMANIL Ocomely by Useworth, saes W. Banda& lt W. Barton. and dlia. Oavalho , the adebratod comedienne and ramie, BRIT HVENII(O. G ENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Is ted by Act of Parliament. 71, Lombard-street. London. M I N 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALT•YEANLY ONNENAL MINTING et the Proprietors of this Osespaay wilt be held at the Company a oiler, 71, Imenberdetreet, on TUESDAY. the 30th Md., at 2 o'clock precisely, pursuant to U.. Act of Parliament. to transact the amid besineen, and to declare the dividend for the halt-year eaM ia t i ne eo, 1864. Undo.; August 4 , DMA PRATT, Secretary. THE LONDON and NORTHERN BANK (Ltaitted). Capital, E 1,000,000. Bead Mots. ?to. 2, Bank-buildings, tondos. Branches—Newcastle, Linda, Madden&lC sod Shade Ll. Aieuciss—Morpeth, alluvia, and liezham. TERMS Or BITAWM _ - Cursant accounts opened at the hnumbes etth parties ably introduced, introduced, and commercial bills discounted. The rates of discount and commluloe to be agreed ape. Deposit accounts opened et the London Wipe and banshee. and interest at the current rata of the day allowed thereon. Increased rates of interest allowed to trustees and others having large amounts to deposit for Axed periods. Cheques not oentalaias any fractional part of CIO may he drawn against these spoosints. Parttime. and sales a stork. shares, de-, effected. and the dividends received, amyl every deecriptios of legitimate baaklag basins traamoted upon the most liberal terms. Its greatest fseilities Sven for the trenontudon of soppy between Leedom and lie dilemma tweaches. throng gre-peent rooms are provided for the ode custody of deeds and other valu able property belonging to the customers of the Bank. J. P. TUILNIth. General Manager. STEVENS mad SONS, 78, Eida w rgeist. Within. GIMEII= AIitEIGN rod, from the weed r e to. eld crusted 274., 114.. Ns.. 43 6.. Vb.. bla., 40i. ditto. 310ne1s. flues* Us. Claret. its, %L. SU .to ea ditto. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Biebopvate-st.Within. 11011MCIN and sarnsa GIN anporlot English,. as. 44.,10a. 841, 122, lan ad par gallon. Brandy, Cognac ... In, 25a. ; Pala, 275., 30a. dada. Run, laaathealar Whisky HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE CABINET WORE.—Tbe Introduction of stern power la tie onaolsetur• enables HOWARD sad SONS to tar tie best possible quality of Ma MITRE of all Uinta at a Tag moderate rate. Dedgos sad estimates tree JOHN BROGDEN'S PARIS FIRST CLASS and 711. N DON PRIZE JUDMA—Maautsctory, 16. Hen rietta-street. Covents. London, W.C. This establishment Is dared at 411. and on baudios 641 Volsci jr INGSBURY'S MILITARY DRESSING- As. cAss. liportassit's Pattern. Mode only by the Inventor, 9. ).w Bond-street H YAM and 00.'8 CLOTHING and 67. Oained-street. The attention of Gentlemen to particularly hinted to the fol lowing amingementa into which Hyam and Co.'s llatablishment Is laid oat for public accommodation . _ lerTottie:dlate West. No. 2 Select Order Department. N 0.2 Juvenile and Youths' Department. No. 4. Hat and Besaery Department. The roost experienced cutters and work hands are enraged in the Tailoring branches, and the best and moat taahlonahle lalarke and tree women) are guarsetted. LILO( and CO., 66 and 67, °eked-stied, London 21, 22, and 23. NewePeet. Birmingham ; 42 Brlgpte, Leeds ; and West. wt.. Dewsbury. T OUNGING, TRAVELLING, and FLICARLDE AA SUITS. of venom mastoids, in different roisters, and quallam, made to order In the latest style. at HAMILTON and KIHTTON'S. 10i, STRAND. opposite Naeter-hall. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Ther greatest and moot useful Invention of the day, ACIITA g reatest Steam JOHN GOON JELL sad Co., Throe King-court, Lombard. street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, rapectfully offer to the pablle this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to Ito pristine hno—so matter at what age. The Agua Amarella has none of the properties of dyes . it, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once neared one spplicatioo per month will keep It In perfect colour. Mee LI la per bottle, or la half bottles, 10e. bd. John Camelia Co. have been appointed perfumers to MLR. the Princess of Wales. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most scientifically prepared and met powerful marl flee caidtal ever Introduced ; restores to their Dorsal condition WI the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de =. It to a specific for debility of all kinds, and from its coo among other ingredients, pepsine sad pheripate of soda, prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price as. per bottle, or four quantities to one for 110. late Agents, Messrs. Baumgarten and Co., 111, Otiordetreot, and UM. Feachurclestmet. LC. Limbs. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, • nem:falling remedy. pes,aiel without any mercurial Ingredient, tram the recipe of Dr. will be found insaluable to all who inlet tree billow end liver cosnplaists, indigestion, wind, spasm; giddiness, dizziness et the eyes, tc. For habitual nativeness, as a faintly aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent : mild In their operation and grateful to the Mciausch, they create appetite, promote digestion. and streuthen Le whole nervous system—Sold by Lem. heck West* 8, King Wtiliamet., Charing-oross, and by most druWAs, In boxes. la. lid. and to. 9d. Bs sere to ask for Dr. disott Mous and Liver Pills. The genuine are in a spear* peso package with ^ William Lannert' eseravod on the stamp. G. JOZEAU, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, mpectrally Informs the Nobility and Gentry tot be keep Kock all the VILINCH PATICNT MEDICINIO3, every description of Medical Apparatus, sad the following Preps:iv JOiltAV'S TRENCH PETIT STILT, la per bottle. JCIZZAIriI ETHEL IiALAGA WINS at PEPSINS and BARK. a digestive and strengthening tante, 4. Pd. per bottle. JOZZAVS ELIXIR of PEPSINS, the be digestive (nown, IL Pd., de. Pd., and lla par bottle. JOZEAU'S PECTORAL LZITUCE SYRCP and LOZIL‘GPS, recommended as the best remedy reltheat opium) for the 3iY ewe of colds. asthma sere throes.. and all the dieorders t e i d eebeet, td. OA per bottle . Pa dd. and la. led. per box- HIRING'S DIPALLIBLI POW DIM against the distemper. Ale disease; sad worms la dogs. Is. id.perpeeket. TA. B. C. RAILWAY GIIIDE 'how' ill a!ra pianos the departures to and from London to ell path—The fares—The time return tickets last —The miens of townie tickets. and other taformation suitable for travellers and visitors to London. Price 6d at all the London Pookeellets. —Mee foe Advertisements, 1137, Strand. ml Fourteenth &Mop, with Coloured Plate. 2a. ed.. D R.RAMADGE on the CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION. . . Pathological anatomy has nener afforded more conclusive evidence In proof of the curability of &dissect than it hat in that of coutsunsption. - -CarswelL Also. by the same Author, price 10c ed. ASTHMA its Varieties and Complicationa to which is annexed a succinct Treatise on the prininpel Inseam= of the Heart. London . Longman end Co. Jeri pebilahed, poise ed.. QMELLING, HEARING, ke. S The Anatomy or the External sad Internal Semen: their connexion with the Mucous Membrane Wag the leistrlts. Eye*, Eare Re.. their Meagre and Treatment By Dr. Deets ammo, Um* enymouretrest. W. Jot' Smith and Co it, Lonincre, W.C. GOLD IN SOUTH A CATILALI A.—Mr. Hargraves, the celebrated Australian gold finder, was employed by the South A ustialian goverement tosatrch for gold se thatoolony. The South Austrahan Register of Jae* 7.5 says :—" Mr. Hargraves returned to Adelaide on Saturday, having reached the poet on that day in she steamer Lebra, from Port Lin coln. Mr. Hargraves commenced his great exploratory tour at Cape Jarvis. and, prose/min Earthward, examined the country in every direction till he reached Teased*, taking sections of the geological strata of the country at various points. We learn that gold is to be found, mots cries., throughout this part of the colony, but the chief deposits of the precious metal are in the watersheds of the Torreos and Onkaparings, the latter beige payable in many places. The same may he said of several suctions which are irate property. From the neighbourhood of Tataida Mr. Hargraves proceeded northward. keeping as near as par , eible to the eastern side of the rases, sad exteoding his explorations to a point MO miles from Adelaide. or 800 miles from the point of departure *ear Cape Jervis. After visiting HI tochowater, Mr. Hargraves ' returned through what is kaciwis as the middle track by way of the Blionian and Piobiriebi Pass to Port Augusta. From that place Mr. Hargraves proceeded by sea to Port Lincoln, where he again resumed his labours of exploration, extending his resesrehes towards Freeklis Harbour. but we believe without success is the way of gold discovery. The country is likely to he largely productive of copper, sad mutates a considerable area of good sericulture' laud, sow occupied only as sheep runs. la as area of 40 mike, by S to 10 miles, betwese Port Lincoln and the Devil's Peak, the land is described as being equal to that of the Wiliness diatrict. Beyond the tract specified the country appears to be uninviting, except for rarely pastoral purpose , . and sot /rut-clan eves for such. The extraordinary provoker* of copper is the country beyond Pert Augusta will, is all pro bability, form a prainismit feature in the official reports of Mr. Hargraves, who is said to have met with bismuth ale of very high paissistsee is more thee one locality. In con sequence of the AMOK labia's detention in the upper part of fipsnesr's Golf, Mr. lime/saw bad beat awaiting her arrival at Part Lined, from the 9th instant. A collection of the new, rare, and beautiful plants which have hese "owe daring the present mason will be made and =Mind in the Conerevekey of the Royal Redienllaral Gardena South Iminaten„ as Wednesday ant LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AtMIST 28, hi 64. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGFSCE. mermen TXLICORIXII4 FRANCE. BAYONNE, Amson 22. The King of Spain arrived here at 9 a.m. to-day. The Emperor and Empress received Prince Metternich to-day. The Prince will leave for Johannisberg on the 31st inst. PA RA Ammer 72. Megr. de Morale has embarked on the packet I which is expected t o arr i ve a t Marseilles from Civita Vecchia this evening. He comes to Paris, where he will remain a few days. DEPARTURE OF PRINCE HUMBERT FOR COPENHAGEN. HAMBURG, AUGUST 72. The Crown Prince Humbert of Italy, under the name of Count Monza, with a numerous suite, has left for Lubeck, an his journey to Copenhagen. LUBECK. Amer 22. The Croton Prince Humbert arrived here by the afternoon train. He remained an hour, and pro- seeded to Copenhagen by the ma steamer Mids. THE PARIS DOITRSTC. PARIS, Amer 22, 3.30 p.m. The Bourse opened firm, but subsequently became flat. Rentes closed at 66.35, or 10c. lower than on Saturday. SWITZERLAND. GENEVA, Auacitr 22. At the election for a member of the Conseil d'Etat, which took place yesterday, K Chenevihre was returned by a majority of 300 over K James nay, the radical candidate. AMERICA. (azynca's =rum) NEW YORK, AUGUST 10. The Southern papers announce the appointment of the Hon. George A. Trenholm as Secretary of the Treasury, in the place of the Hon. C. G. Mem minger, resigned. Mr. Trenholm is a native of Charleston, about 55 years of age, and the senior partner of the firm of John Fraser and Co., of Charleston, which, with its Liverpool branch, Fraser, Trenholm, and Co., has been extensively engaged in blockade running enterprises since the beginning of the war. A gentleman, long a resident of Mobile, and familiarly acquainted with the topography of that port, gives the following particulars of the locality of the late naval victory gained by Admiral Far ragut : Forts Morgan and Gaines are situated about 33 mike from the city of Mobile, and command, from opposite aides, the ectrance to the bay of thalami, name. This entrance is about 21 miles wide Fort Powell commands another ay trance, or rather narrow artificial pass, called Grant's Pas, Into the same bey from the Miasissippi Sound. The trim harbour of Mobile, locally called the anchorage, is a few males above these forte under the leo of Dauphin Island sad about 23 miles from Mobile. Only vessels of small draught can come to the wharves of the city, which • approached by a narrow sad tortuous channel, averaging nine feet of water, never exceeding eleven. The most difficult portion of the channel is at a point called Choctaw Pass, about five miles distant from the city. It is not believed that the city is in any danger of capture from a naval attack. A successful land attack would require at least 15,000 men, and the approaches is that ease would not be from Dauphin Island, but from Paaeagoula. The object of Admiral Aerators operations is therefore probably hest to destroy the Oonfedeiste fleet in the bay, and secondly to more effectually close a port which, from its largecotton exportations, bad recently be come of considerable importance to blockade runners. These objects attained, the e.tnation will not be very dis 'limner from that at Charleston , except that the dishiness bet's= the outer and inner lines of harbour defences are greater. STREET MUSIC. TO TIT IDITOI OP TILT ZIPRIST. Sts,—ls Mr. Baas's Act to become a dead letter among us, or shall we not, by ridding the streets of London of the uorightly and noisy Italian organ-grioder, show Mr. Bass and the House of Commons that we are not slow to appreciate benefits conferred? Combined action for a few weeks on the part of the great majority of the householders of London, who feel that the peaceable enjoyment of their homes is worth a little trouble, will be sufficient to eater =loaf.* this nuisance. The use at Marlhosoegh-street police-00nd on Saturday proves that Mr. Bass's net, if es forced, is sufficient for the purpose. I think the following will meet with groom! accord. I. The barrel-organ is noisy discord (not barreoey), used more frequently for extortion than amusement. 2. Music can be supplied for the amusement and refine ment of the denizens of our crowded courts and alter; without being a source of annoyance to that large sod lona testis.' portion of society who require freedom from dis cordant noires for the successful conduct of their daily business 3. Musicians of tested ability on the harp, violin, state, cooorotins, and other unobjectiooable instrnineutoshould be Bosomed under police regulation, stations appoieted adjacent to the crowded marts and alleys when they might play daily. A box set up at these etatioes to receive publie cootributions would ensure ample support, and encourage native admit. . . will not now treatises further no your space ; but should this letter call forth a response from the householders of London, there will be no difficulty in obtaining the co.ope- Tatum of gentlemen of influence to form a committee to set the law in motion for surpressing this growing erd. Let it no longer be said, that "a free mostly is hi. compatible with comfortable hal.itation by rams of the abases that ere tolerated."-1 am, Re., 2e2, Regent-stre•S. ROBERT M. REW. HYDROPHOBIA. TO TEX EDITOR 01 TEI =PRIM& Sia,—As regards your views on hydrophobia, would it set be weal to go further, and quote equal medirei authority to that (English Lod French) which has Imes adduced, umehieg foe its occurreooe and issetubleeme Those who are responsible for the hospital returns at Liver pool have much to aoswer for if your theory be wend, sad its establishment would briog inexpremible relief to the naiads of the relatives of those bitten. At Prestos Um poorer claims barn, it would seem, it. sorted to the daegerose practice of lasing poisowed mess ia the roads. lam thankful that the eaergetie senora of the mayor and authorities of Liverpool averted this danger. No one who has witoessed the agony of relatives where • mayos has been bitten would think a dog's hie worth pre. weirs( at each • east, or woodier at say swam resorted to so avert the danger. If the imsoraace of the medical professioa be the ewe of so much agoey sad distress. Liverpool will thank you for the proof', and be comforted. —1 am, do., A LI VERPIIDLLiN. Crystal Palace Hotel, Norwood, August 21. ROYAL. P11161:11TATION TO THI SYDNEY UNIVIOL- Sin Letanitv.—Tlin ileiversity Library, Sydney, bee beenseriched by a premesi from the Queen. The 'overran' re ceived by the mail • copy of the collected perches of the Prince Coesort, with as autograph from the Quese dediaiting it to the university. His sacellsney delivered this precious eft I. person oe the 14 June. The Senate resolved. 'That sa address to her llajmty, a:passive of their gratitude, should be prepared by the viao.ohaecelloe The volume is boiled Is elate Telles and gold, and stamped with the en" met* and name of the Paulo. Cowart. In the first peg* are the following words written in the Queen's own heed :—" Preseeted to the Sydney Univervity Library. is of bar great and good hushed, by his broken. bitted widow. gre at R. 1864." The bodt is to be re = vaye as t a royal gift, fa • boa of oak and Seed with flossnuat's Ts. is choice and strong, moderate Is pries, sad wholesome to use. flees &theaters, bays ..cured tor this tes a peers] preference. It is sold la paella' by 2,11, sipaln.-iiiieetieseurat.l SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTBRSALLI.--MONDAY. Odomlily, the weekly and biweekly meetings at ilia great Westand mart are for the doable purpose of settling ! epos go Moine of the peat week end engaging is farther speenlatica on the events of the future. Practically, very little is either branch of business was done this afternoon, 00 0 lama reason, perhaps, being that the various counter attracting. in every branch of 'port tended greatly to this the attmadaece ; added to which, the departure of " early expresses" to York mast of momnity have drawn away • Lugs quota.of the regular habit at of "The Corner." The attendance was moderate, and the spirit of speculation cor resposdiagly meagre. Several accounts over Egham sad Oxford were prodaced, and • considerable amount of mousy changed hands ; but in the majority of instances matters more allowed to stand over " till after York. " Betting, each se it was, oinked spou the Eh.* Handkap, for Which East louiceshire wee still &vomits at 3 to 1 (takes). The extraordinary emanate of Welcome have had a marked effect in the pries currast, and so warm • favourite did he become that only 4 to I was offered, and those who mine prepared to take sornethleg like 6to I went away disappointed. Raglan was aim in request at anything over the same odds. Caller Oa was the shuttlecock of the day, for after being at all aorta of pipes dories the afternoon (when ss little se 100 to 61 wee taken) she left off at 20 to 1 (taken) In the ordinary wig, while at Et the same time 50 to 1 " all in" west begging. wen hardly beached upon, layers and backers is doubt se to the upshot of the matte( of the two favourites is the Crest Yorkshire litekea Right " fifties" were booked about Baragab, and 13 to 1 to • small amount was also soled in favour of Baragals, while 4 " posies" were laid on the two favourites being amen the But three. Closing prices : °HAAT EBOI HANDICAP. 8 to 1 apt lord tit. imicsake, 4 yrs. 84 Mb ti 4 to 1 Mr. /lowa's Welcome, 6 yrs. 7.41111 b (off teto 21 4 to 1 Mr. O. W Fitz wall= nd Raglan, 4 yrs, Cat 51b (off tato!! 6 to 1 Mr. W. G. Boanstt's c by Duda! O'Rourke— Highfiyer's dare, 3 yrs, 6st Mb (t and oft, 20 1 Mr. l'Anaons Chlisr Ou, 6 yrs, 74 Mb (I) ST. LIGEL S to 1 ,get Mr. W. ransom's Blair Athol (off) 5 to Lord Glasgow's General Pool (Mr; 8 to 1 Mr. BowWs Bumph (l) 13 to I Sir. Bowes's Claremont 3) 4 to 1 on Mali Atbol and General Ytel bin mug the first thew 4) CALI= Oil —TUB we we dicey at 11.10 ►n. co Moak, gerstalbei for the Ebor Han lart. BETTING AT MANCIiESTER.—McIIDAL ME HANDICAP. 7to 2 sot LA Lancashire 100 to 6 apt CallerOtt ft) (t freely) I 20 to 1 Alabama ft) 2 to 2 %doom (1) 20 to 1 Madam (t) sto 1 Raglan It and off 15 to 1 Elva (t) If to 1 Illabilyat's dam 100 to 1 TIM UAW OM colt A and off) GEE. i NO So II apt Clarsrant M YORK AUGUST MEETING. 2 to I oe TM Yield (olf; 10 ID 1 Agit Bittagalt (t) Bonn ARRIVED. —Ely, Tilt. Oho:Bess* Alice, Fatima. berg, Stirrup Cap, Hollyfax, Principal, Little Stag. East Leacwhire, Blue Mantle, Windham, Busy Bee, Oldminstet, East Lyorre, Bright c, Miner, Lyre, Cathedral, Prime Arthur, Wild Agnes, Dubiety, Naples, Jig, Warn, Brows Bread, Siva, St Magnus, Readmit* Revival, Gondola, Alma, Gontratu, Brioche, Holstein, Richwood Lase, Wis dom, Lisette, Pam^ Lewd Waldegrave, Linda, Chat, Chesterfield, Beagle, Mend, Lady Louisa, OPPollitwri &deeded, Catalogue, Jupiter, Zecotta, Gambound, The Clore, Sibens, Ecernig, Duke, Rail's, Lansdown, New. chute, Claremont, Tool Tool, Breen Wilkie, Echo, lady of Ociverham, Marigold, Osteatation, Plover, Doidord, Tea- Bristled, liiug or Greece, Elockshaw, Zambesi, Mies Clarke, Aachen), Stratford, Gemeboy filly, 2 yrs, Thalestris filly, 2 bra, Rapid Rhine, Lard in Waiting, Rest, iligtiflyer's dam colt. Volaptes, Oltelmsford, Lairs, Mid ' dlewateh, Queen of Trumps, Light, Despair, Data Swift, and COOII4II/011. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. TIM LOTTIMY [!facia of 6 sow. mob, with 50 added 2-yest olds , ist ; three, 86t 10lb ; four, tht 101 b; floe sad upwards, lOst ; sod other allowartoss, T.Y.C. Tlll LOIDUJOROUGH Cur (Handicap) of 50 goys. la specie, added to a sweepstakes of b son. each, for all sima. Three-quarter. of a mile. HIM MAJEnt's PLATS of 100 guineas ; 3-year-olds, get 51b ; fear, 9M 7lb ; eve, six, end aged. 9st 121 b. Two miles. Ter FILLY BArtirfa Snits of 50 eon. each, 30 ft, for 2 i. r-o a r hs !illia, Set 100) Th erh. pri T.Y.0 mer 4 . o (s v t j a i r i loog f e 1 4 , 4 T y ards.) telboureii, dam by Gatesboy - -Physalia, Cato. y Velv u e °g Fleur des Champs, Brioche, by Mosarlue—Voragvass (bred in France), Lady of Coverdale, Treks,. Bales* Wide awake, Beattie Lama, Cassimm, Lily Lys, Taman (paid), The Ratcatcher's Daughter (peal.) Tai PRINCE or Wicks's draira of 10 SOWS. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Bet 10lb ; Bst 51b; wieners extra ; the sewed to rare Lie stake. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs, 44 yards.) (19 subs.) C by Ltamiugton—Catherine Parr, Reiefrid, sisterto Lady Augusta, Hooey Bee, Sootiest, Jupiter, brother to Clarissimus, Unite, Ludieroee, Wild Charley, Goetram, Brown Bread, Spinster, St. Eulalio, &musts o'Blue, Mario, Whip of the Wind, Christmas Carol, Joker. TIM GLASGOW STAKES of 30 are. each, 11 ft, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Set 61b. T.Y.C. (4 subs.) — Corporal Trim, Lord Waldemar& TrapZars, Trish. Tun Homtrot &rum soya. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr olds ; ody Sat 10Ib ; SUiea, Net 61b ; certain penalties and allowances. One mile and a ball. (4 subs.)—Verger, Bran dist. Planet, Hone Marine (paid). FIRST YZAR OF THI NINTH NOITH OF ENGLAND Box- NUL STAIRS of 10 love each, b ft, with 100 added sack year, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs. Bst 10th ; fillies, list Sib ; penal ties sad a ' tomism's • the second to receive a sum equal to ten per can t, oo the whole stake, and the third to save his sake. T.Y.C. (68 subs.)—F by Mountain Deer—Roes, Missile, Whip, Pas, Siberia, Hornig, Chive retie, Farewell, Klarisake, c by Leamington—Catherine Parr, c by Fandango, dam by Pyrrhus the First, the Primer of Wales, Lady Tredegar, Sister to Lady Augusta, Ross Lee, Quill, Heir-at-Law, Harry Brailaford, Dug, Roderick Random, The Duke, Lady Florence, Pantakon, The Grinder, Dicky Weaver, Benaociar, Bingen, Lady Comheresere, Roodolatia, Pantile& LMlit Maar& Grenadine, Siducteur Argesoes, Tit for Tat, Liddington, y Dully, Zambezi, !Pilgrim, Lord of Eltham, the Gay Deceiver, Sir Charles, Spring Gus, First-rater, Brown Bread, Steelier Weetherglese, irritation, Viceroy, Sasses Stag, Raiford , Haarlem, Wide-awake, The Prior, The Brigand, Boling oby Windhound—Lioness, Sloth, Abatis, Generalissimo, Oelearima, Regina's, The lam, The Approver, Roarer, Jupiter. indigestion (paid). Tee Rae - curve Sums of 10 son. each, h ft, with 50 added, for horses bred by the company, or the produce of mares covens! in 1861 by homes belonging to the establish ment, or foaled at the establishment in 1862 by mares sent there to be covered in 1862, for two-yr-olds ; colts, Set 10lb ; bake, Sat 71b; aerials allowances and penalties; the mooed to save his stake. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) Roinfrici, Ostregor Rialto, Peeress, Portrick (31b), Venice, The Scheldt, 'Lady Combermere (31h), Bioodma, Lady of Cover dale, Arderrom, Generaliammo, f by Jonias—Black-eyed Susan (31b), EastLyno, The Approver (Jab), Kildare. THl . B6a 87. anti of 25 soii. sorb, foiityr-olde; colts, 84 10Ib ; Elise, Met slb ; cartaie penalties and alioweacee ; the second to save his stake. Om mile and three quarters. (7 subs.) Lounger, War Dana, Ely, Belgium, General Peel, Gownsman, Brindisi. Tag GMAT MOB HANDICAP STAIRS of 100 mom., added to a sweepstakes of Al move sacb, h.) ft, and 5 only if declared, due. • winners extra ; the sewed to receive 50 eon. oat of th e stare. Two railee over the Old Gomm. (tiOsubs., 32 declared.) Age st lb Ago st lb Cam Oa Fast Lancashire .... 4 g 6 Siva Welcome 1315 11 5 ir Tippler Port *opal 4 7 6 Figaro I 6 7 Revolver 4 7 0 Alabama 3 6 7 Donnybrook The Clown 3 6 6 Llroodna Untie Callum 3 6 5 Tourist anika 6 5 Wick a paid Lord Zetland 3 6 4 Armagnac 4 paid Greenly Tbs Tartar (late Hysistius Daktehl firrel) .. . 3 6 2 lady de Trafford 3 paid Lord Glasgow, Lord Strathmore, and Mr. W. Robinson are subscribers, but did not name. TIIOIIIBDAY. Bra ILuzurfa PLATI of 100 guineas, for issues ; 3-ys olds, Set 2lb ; four, 9st 7lb eve„ lted ; six sad aged, lOst 11b. Three mike. _ _ PLATS of 60 soya. ; 3-er olds, 7d ; foot Bst ; GUI and upwards, Bd 7lb ; mares sod geldiap allowed 3lb ; cattalo penalties sad selling allowsooss. liweelwatters ofa saint Tax 0011110L4111011 SCILUIELI HANDICAP of 50 som,added to a svetepstal IS of 5 son. each. Tll Ti - se firmis at 6 wive. amok. with 60 sdded, for 2-7 r olds ; eel* ; Ms. tied soldieci, dot 101 b ; selling allowances, be. T.Y.C. Ti. nurseries Stun of 200 sm. slab, b ft, for 3-7 r olds ; colts, 8•4 101 b ; Allies, 8d 6lb ; the Wile," at the Derby, 0.k., or say sweletakro vales 1.0001. to rainy 41b saes ; middies allowed b ; those got by stakes or out of mugs that sever bred • minim allowed 316, bet defy ass aware& 0•• mile. (4 rube.) Sectihe Chief (31bk HAWK Gowasewa, rust Might (341) (pd. [Stamped, id. Additional.] TO :fi7Bass7 naliDfCaP PLAT, of 100 son, for 2.yy ado ; wining Aber deed 7, u ton a.m., aln. T.Y.O t . .1 I eby Latabloo—Seresade 8 1 Buono M, 8 ovelace er r or. 8 e L by Yellow Jock— 7 Nag Lyres mows Brood 7 1 Cc= 7 Lord Waldeepsve 7 I Lord Osayogira 7 YIDS Altrau Saloom 7 711 t Katkleon Kamm= .. 7 Marddolom 7 Doeltsvl . 7 . CorporalTrin . T Todleben &lam T I Tim/ CW4 II Weatherers o byldedelnaten—PreedS. Gomm (late Moose) lomat Hasid' V Keg(Dellal Skyroeket laceller &Mill Queen Deb*, 7 = Bramble I Sentinel Kepler Sister Se Le Anemia diSide wi mple Maid 7 Bliddato Edgy (d 74 se f Arkanene TWiNTT-SICOND YIAR OF TAM GMAT YOlOOlllllll STALIN of 10 sova. each, with 100 added for the second, for 3-yr-olds ; oolts, Bst 10113 ; 811 is, Bat 51b ; the winner of the Derby 71b ; of the Our, 4lb extra : of both, the highest penalty of such two. One mils and thrsoeinarten (84 enba.) Peon, Cutaway, Hannah. Hark Clamant, Lady Hylde, Mother Carey's Chicken, Ely, lace, New Ferdinand, Belgium, Constance, Royal Bruce (late Bkibberess), Operator, Fanner, Speonlatien (late Bellocheisk Lightener, Sister to the Wizard, Jeannette, Mahe* f by Toxopholito —Mies Whip, General Peel, A,pths, Imak Walton, New York, The Liberator, Brandy Wine, Comet Goad, eby Neerminstee—Stelan Momenta, Mar Athol (71b extra), Greve* Prweiriptiou Blue Pill, Laanzadon, Appe nine, Farnham, Ivanhoe, G ownsman, Rcval Navarre, La Belle Firsanihe (brad in France), Miner, t °teen** Sin, Prince Alfred, Sonehamp (bred in Fiance), Fantasia (bred is Fence), Dr. Rooks, Mantrap, f by Weatharbit —Barba* Guerilla, Rigolbache, Columbine, Figaro, Anna, l'oei•Took pia Cott, Ephemera, Reeder, Fesheirmaa's Daughter, Skefilagtoo, Ellarby, Oink Hill, Sessiot-runner, Rapped. Hymettus, Hollyfox, Goldylocks, Achilles, Paris, Don Pasquale, Deerfoot (late Tear -'ese), Revival, Feet Flight (paid), Hart Leap (paid), La Bounce (paid), Niebs (paid), Becky Sharps (paid), Typhoon (late Tornado) ( paid), Hen est (paid), Veterinarian (paid), Hone Marine (paid), cby Fitlisrmse—My Nuns (deed), Virgins (dead). Tug Goren/tit Swum of 10 an. each, with 100 added, for 2.yr.oids ; colts, Bot 101 b ; fillies, 84 slb ; winners extra ; the second to receive 25 son. oat of the stakes, and the third to is,. his stake ; the wiener to give fon, dons of champagne to the York Ginsorack Club. One mile. (32 subs.) Fars, Cotner, the Princes; of Wales, Belgian, the Buck, Commodore, Hawksialle, Sweet Margss7, Meet* Roderick Bando*Blakiston, lady Combermere, Readrdistia, lend, The Oppressor, Lisette, Ludicrous, f by Saunterer liasslias(ma, Alexandra, Wings of the Wind, Lysiodor, Whirlwind, Brown Bread, Wild Aga* Dubiety, Weather glass, Bileanne, St. Ealalie, Puck, Harold, Nightwatch (paid), Wild Boy (paid). The COLT SAPLING &FAILS of 50 WM each, 30 ft, for 2/rold colts ; fist 10lb Inch. T.Y.C. (9 sobs.) Kamig, o by Leamington—Catherine Parr, Corporal Trim, Aber* Brother to Clariasimus, Sedocten, Bing Arthur, Exceillsr, ruiessies. FIRST YZAI OF THI ELKVENTH AB/LC PRODOCZ 9rooss of 50 aovs. each, h ft, for 2.yr-olds ; oolts, Set 10lb , fillies, Bst 71b ; allowance.. T.Y.C. Jack o'Lantiers„ Pampa, King Alfred, oalarrims, St. Masan (31b), f by Vadetts—Mary (91b) (dsad). Tao YOH/ CCP, Yaks 200 son., by subscription of 10 son. each, the surplus is specie, with 100 added by the Raos Committee ; .1-yr-olds, 74 ; four, 84 510 ; five, Bat 121 b; six and aged, Ost ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; certain win nersaxtra ; allowances ; second to receive 20 son. out of the stakes. Two miles, over the Old Course. (24 subs.) 384 YouMousy3 Bolos Jack A ge II OugrOla Lord Zetkad .... 3 Blarney.. lelrwater 6 Honest John .... 4 Queen Bertha.... 4 Prime Arthur Unmans 6 La Omaa Lem .. 3 The Little Stag 3 Rapid Shone 4 Hut Lancashire.. 4 Floret paid The Tippler 4 Sea Slog Caller Ou [TWOPENCE azucirsr. SCERIY V. THE SOCTH Or ENOLAND.—Thin I match (for the benefit of Daniel Day, a ratans Surrey tapir) war oonielsoold at the Oval yesterday. Sanity west first ; sad at the end of the day owes wickets had been - 41isposed.of for 230 runs. If ortlock, far his fine inaisp of 105, neared a double of the " Went money" a$ the "'awake, aad wr muck cheered. MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS. The adjourned examination of Adolphe Bjornaea, the Gentian woke charged with marderieg his captain on the high esas on the 2tstot June Mat, was resumed on Satur day morning at the Guildhall, Southampton, before Mr. G. S. Bejaia% the mayor, and a beach of borough magistrates. Heinrich Allen depiLsd-1 was steward on board the vessel Gustav Adolph. Oa the 21st of June last I was forward with the rest of the crew. I was half Weep. About nine o'clock in the evening the chief mate ran forward, oiling cut, " What is the matter with the second mate? I thank he is mad." We jumped up and ran aft, as we did not know what was the matter. As we some aft I saw the second mate, walking up and down the quarter deck. By the time we mired there the captain cam* out of thimble on desk, with his right hand holding on his left arm. As mon as the captain came on deck he called oat, " Where is the second mate? Have you secured him! As he mid those words the captain went towards thesemod mate, who said, " What! secure me!" and 1 then beard a report, and maw the captain fail. The second mate stopped a moment, and than walked leisurely towards the companion, and jumped down the cabin. After that we were busy washing and laying the body of the captain out. I remaiued with the body, and procured fresh water sad Meager, while the rest of the crew went forward. The body remained by the skylight, and I, being afraid to remain by myself, west forward, and begged of the crew to help me to bring the body of the captain from aft forward. No use would go with me, sad I went back by myself. When I came back the captain groaned several those. opened his mouth, bet mould not speak. Although ladled been several times he did not answer. I thee wont again forward to the crew and begged of Cum again to come aft, but they refused. I had to go back again by myself. The captain was still alive. When I proceeded the third time forward 1 get two of the crew to come aft with me, and we carried the body forward. The captain did about Sweaty minutes atter be was shot. By that time the chief mate wanted to go down into the cabin, but the crew would not let him. Aboat an hoar and • half after the captain was dead I proceeded aft, near the skylight, and tried to look down Ike cabin to see what was going oa. I treat to the companion and looked down the staircase, and saw the mooed .ate, end less frightened and jumped beck. I could not see what he was doing. 1 went forward agate, sad half an hour afterwards I new I the head of the second mate peeping out of the staircase companion. The roan at the helm then left the wheel and made signs to us. After this several of the crew went aft, and then the second mate came on deck. 1 stood midships and new the prisoner standing at the top of the staircase corapanioo. I sew ha had oue gun in his band, and another he gave to one of the crew. I saw him before this bring several things on deck, and amongst them one ham, one cam, different clothing made up in a bundle, and a large tin ease containing biscuits. After this he went over the port aide into the boat. The things were pat into the boat by several of the crew. The boat was lowered, and the mooed mate went away in her. One of the sailors bad , two goal and fired two Mote at him, but missed him. One of the guns belonged to the second mate. He fired several shots, but they hit against the mast. During this time two of tbecrew went bolo w and fetched upseveral firearms, which were kept in the second cabin, where the chief and second mate bad their bertha After this I and the chief mate went ' down below to look for powder and shot. We went into the captain's cabin, and saw several marks of blood oo the table, sofa, and at the back of the sofa. There were three cute oe t h e beam and one at the side of the sofa. We found powder and shot. I saw a hatchet on the top of tbe eampa nice, which ought to have bees where the sewed mate 'slept. Oa the floor I saw two rinp and the captain's hat. Oat of the captain's berth was mimed hie gold watch and chain and his revolver, as well as the gold watch of the ' chief mate. The evening before the primmer showed me • doable-barrelled pistol while at tea. Be drank his lea, but j ate nothing. leaked him why, and be mid he had no ap petite. Two days before this I saw him peek up several things is hie clothes hag, sad pat it in • berth under his owe. This closed the examinstioe, end the prisoner wee fully committed for trial at the met arises. MAsoaarr Douoiaa.—The celebrated Australian psdest has oompleted, at the Alhambra Palace, /Dearly 500 miles in as many boars of her Hercules'% undertakiag. Every °Defames is felt that the remaining 1300 will be walked by her in the spedied time, viz., I,OOU boon ; se at present she does oot appear M the slightest degree tired or inconveniesord. A great deal of 'amnia is felt in ps• &merles and other (Melee r to the probable termination of this entreardinery anamtaking. - - - A Count or CATS.—The Lewiston (Maine) Journal says there an a couple of spinsters in Grew— rro neataaisce ia their way—who have bees trying to me how many eats could be nialtipikid from one pair. They began with ewe pair whoa the rebellioe broke oak and as the kilter have pow. and ealtidled. their .amber now maks to the alma*/ mem of 410 .it. sad kitties. A NEW ZEALAND CROMWELL. (From the Melbourne Haruki.) Dunedin has just been the theatre of a popular demonstration, which verifies the adage that it is bet a step from the sublime to the ridiculous. An attempt has been made to coerce the local government sad parliament of Otago into a kind of wholesale retrenchment, in the form of the immediate dismissal of ell the government em ployes, and the expenditure of their salaries in finding work for the unemployed miners, mechanics and others, now suffering distress in that part of New Leland. This attempt took the form of an open-air meeting, at which a person named James Gordon Stuart Grant —formerly • resident in this colony, and abiding in the very prosaic region of Prelim—was the leader of the movement, and its chief spokesman and jeer mallet, all in one. He led the crowd first to the enperm- Medan's, or deputy-governor's madam, and next to the Legislative Couscil, in the expectation of carrying his novel plea of instantaneous financial reform by • coup dc main. Bat the little parliament was not to be bullied by this sham hero, sad they quietly pave him the alternative of a very humble apology for his silly escapade, or of flue and imprisonment. And the poor bewildered madcap had sufficient of the canny spirit of his countrymen left to see the wisdom of making an humble apology, and getting off " scot-free" this time at least. — Grant has a small weekly publication in Dunedin which be cello Toe horarday Review, sod from ibis paper we give • few errors describing the soar. There hod been two meetings—or on Monday, the 6th of June, at which reso lutions affirming the asperity of the reform is the pree mpt expenditure already referred to were peened, and these resolstious were taken by Grant at the head of the crowd to the enpenntendent, who transmitted them to the Legis lative Coral. The latter body declined to eaters= them, and this brought Mr. Gort—se use his own tar page—down upon them dla Cromwell. We shall narrate the rest in his own words :—" We thee, thus mooted, proceeded to the Coined Chamber. It became very ✓oe full to overflowing. The men behaved them selves very decorously. We waited till the mem bers took their sear—till prayer was offered up by the Speaker—sod till the minutes of the preceding day were read and ratified. Then we room, and, Cromwell-like, turned round to our body guard, and reminded them of their vows. The decisive crisis had just arrived. We were filled with a variety of contending moires. We were anxious to avoid any sort of disturbance. We trembled lest any acts of violence on the part of any hot-headed man might ensue. We, also, had doubts of the moral courage of oar supporter We, therefore, did just what Cromwell did two centuries ago, we turned routed to the men in the body of the hall and concisely rid —' I am now going to pre sent your most peaceful an ti respectful memorial.'B this action we wired to convey to the council that it would be their wisdom to allow us to read the resolutions, and allow them to be put on the table of the house. We humbly conceive that this action was • stroke of a masterly and pacific polity. The council had thus an opportunity of seeing the hopeless nem of offering say obstructions to us or of arresting us. After these few words addressed to the men who filled the body of the ball, the Speaker cried out, ' Order, order,' in a military ter of voice. We made as attempt to spark. We borate ry. • Your honour.' • Sit down, sin; rejoined the Speaker. We again tried to speak, and .s end, ' Your honour, lam going—' Serjeant-at-Arres,• said the Speaker, take that moo into custody.' Now was the de cisive moment. Had Cromwell's light dragoons hesi tated for one moment after the Speaker ordered the Serjeantat-Arme to take that man is custody. all would have been lost. We again began to may, when the Serjeanted•Arons was approaching us, • I am in the pursuit of my duty, and I call upon you to protect me.' We were then assorted out of the hall mad cooveyed to a room below, in charge of the Serjeantat-Arma We were thus ✓adioed in the presence of the men who vowed to protect us. &mood biome, stamping and groaning, alter we were cooverd to custody, no efforts were made to protect us. Well, we suppose, it was all ordered for the beat, Those who mem us for what they may term • daring and tllegul action will do well to remember that there are moments is history when the leaders of great and holy WWII have to consult only the dictates of their cooscieness and the inspiration of God. Marini openly in his writ lags thas acquits himself. There are canoes so great, so holy, and so coulee/red, that their leaders have to take life and reputation in their heads rd abide the orsequiroom. 'There are exceptional Ammar in the life sad history of nation; not to be judged by the nomad :ales of human justice, and in which the actors cau only receive inspiration foam their coariam and from Gad.' AIM the lapse of an hour, the Serjertat-Arnis, at the request of the Speaker and council, brought us up to the bar of the house. The doors ware locked." The prisoner was called to the bar. The Speaker hawing intimated to him the seormity of hie offence sod its punishment, Grant was ordered to withdraw. When again called in, the alternative of ea apology or Sc. and imprbrenent, was, as we bar said, communicated to him. `I therefore ask you," said the Speeker, " will you accept of this apology :—• I, James Gordon Stuart Grant. hereby express my deep regret that I should have bees guilty, in the opinion of your hoar, of centerept ; and booby offer my sowers apology for this offer." and promise not to offend again ! " The prisoner— Yee sir. The Speaker—Thee I have nothing more left but the agreeable duty of releasing you from arrest. I would just say that I most sincerely hope that for the future you will set an example of loyal obedienee to all the tahabitante of this town. hierjeant-r-Arms, mime the primer. Mr. Grant speedily left the hall. Aid now," continues this fustian hero In his Saturdap Bevies', " that this agitation has ems to a peaceful termi nation, so far as we are cocooned, we candidly maim that it was an error of judgment cm our pert to expect sufficient moral support sod permed protection in these colones. It is not safe for say ma to attempt to beret his fallow-creatures in say suck dare% manner io • city of only 20,000 inhabitant.. The theatres too small, sod the =etoe selfish and timid, to make say roofless fee the t el agree, even if it should be the very salvation of their lives from destruction. In Loudon, and in London only ran a true patriot ref the intelligent support, moral sad physical, of the i Tbe Dunedin Saturday Reviewer is evidently a subject for the Yana Bend. MOVEMENTS or TROOPS 11 Lwraroot.—Yester day portions of the let battalion lkh and Zed 'ethane° 17th Foot arrived in Limped from Pembroke. Sixteen meia of the 42nd battalion 16th Foot, together with • medical Aloof, his wife. and four children. recently arrived from Dublin, will embark to-day (Tessels) in Um Hecht steamer for Halifax. The Coward steamers Peruvian sad Jam have been engaged to °covey from Qiisbcr; 16 officer. and V 9 men of the 3rd battalion Military Train, together with a 'umber of women and children. Teadem bars been requested by the goverumeot for the conveyance from Charmed to Cork 0118 officers and 709 men, together with about 60 women and children to Auckland, New Zealand. Teodoro are also required for the conveyance of 4 Akers. 101 mon, and a number of women and children to Melbourne sod from Melbourne to Sydney 4 Mims, 110 am, and .10 a number of women and children. _ _ AMLIILLLT V, A CUUST —API.OIIITM ENT. —Engi neer J. Mean (qualified for especial chargel, to the Victoria sod Albert. A few days since there was launched from the Middleton shipbuilding yard of the Loudon and Glas gow Engineering and Iron Shipbuilding Company, at Govan, • tisiodsonn iron screw stwoor, of 2,000 toes harden, named the Proposal', intended for the lii,diterra peen trade, and batlike Messrs. W. H. and C. E. Woe, of Liverpool. Her dimensions are se follow:—Length of keel and forerake, 312 fest ' • breadth, 36 feet ; sad depth of hold, 7H feet. This ves sel, which is the lint launched under the auspices of the above company, will he Im pelled by a pair of par engines of 300-bores power pommel, also being made by the company. The c orim m my of cbn.teniog was gracefully performed by HP Mowbrey; and among the ladies and gentlemen present were Lord Claud Hamilton, chairmen of the company ; Mr. Jobe Walker. vice chairman . • Mr. James Wilson, marine su peril:tendon' for Messr s. Dixon • Mr. Lamb. engineer of the Peninsular and Oriental Stea m Packet Company ; Mr. Smarter ; Mr. David Smith, Mr. James Hedger and party, Mr. James Reid, iron merchant. and others. The vessel was snoossidnUy kneeled amidst cheers. We believe that the compony have at present on the stocks in 'their ysed another vessel of the same lied as the Pro pieta, which is being built for the isms owners. They am also engaged on soother steamer of 800 toes, besides ether work, mid are sow making large additiom to their promises. by an ottani*n of the shipbuilding void sod the erection of new boiler works, so that they will .portly be able to build mid ermine onside of the largest tonnage. —Noeal British Deily Mail. The subject of the preservation of the castle wall of Southainptoe, ereekd is the early Norman period. is to be brought before the corporatiee of Southampton at their seat mortis( on Wednesday. We hare before alluded to the desirablimeme of protecting this ancient relic—inte resting alike from its historical reiminisoeume sad its pie - tureeque beauty, forming deo ea Weirs' pert of the old fortificatices of the tows, and a doe to their explanation. An eligible offer of the wall and grounds has bees nude to the oorpoestios far the smell sem of 300 f., and it is to be hoped, for the sake not *sly of the town, but of the name rose visitors freen all parts of the kingdom whn ars inte rested is the preservation of this sexiest ruin, that it will be reed from the destroyer. Sours Kneventerott hitrenum.—During the week ending August 20, 186t,the visitors have been as follows: fhe Monday, Tuesday, and flaterday, free days. opus from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,300 ; se Wedeeeday, Thursday, and Friday, steeisele' days (dWindom I. the "ebbe 6d.), epee frees 10 a.m. till 6 p.m.. 1,196 ; 11,303. From the epseiss at the massum, 4.711.869. • I ,w ~ ~,i ,t t. I