The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-09 00:00:00

1 , • . . I THE EXFRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE, 9, 1862. . ._ . ' 1 GEO. SMITH AND OM'S 'out in Australia, Africa, Jamaica, and other quay- • *Mt 641111. LATEST INTELLIGENCE . A M ERICA. p trRE EXTRACT of CALVES' FEET, For bnalids and Man Use. ten, whose stimulated production may hereafter -e- -..-- --*-- mAi „ nl ik4d la y ed.th ro lei t la y : m entl i i .y e r reaste u ro = r ehesslate .,. Per a rt . V . form an important supplement to that of India, AUSTRIA. RETREAT OP' BANKS. WINDSOR CASTLE, J os t 7. but because the latter country, from its vast ex- A letter from Vienna, in the second edition of ADVANCE OF BUDOWELL. silo() ND.H A N D PIANOF 0 R T X S. tent, population, and general capacity, is, by coat- Her ' Majesty , accompanied by their Royal High- Prianees Aliceand Pr . Leopold, drove out the Times, says : hai Viso:od e -hand a n a ll 'a 1111"4 sad W OO D e l i t as ee nt e = ananalnat e i : moo consent, the field that at present promises nem. -- . Prince • " The prolonged debate on the budget question NEW YORK, MAT 27, Evl3llWO. of i day, attended by Major-General Seymour, Equerry in putty reduced gekea-tel. Regeatiereek the maximum of supply. It is time, then, to Waiting. bass been brought to a very sudden and unexpected (Per Niagara, Wet Boston and Roche's Point.) 1 warn our cotton interest once more that they Her Majesty held • council to-day. which wee attended close. Both houses of the Reichsrath readily After the attack by the Confederates, already me Eke erpreiss♦ are not bestirring themselves actively enough in by Earl GranyMe, lord Stanley of Alderley, sad Sir Gum - • India. The crisis is imminent and alarming, and Cornmeal' Lewis. authorised M. von Plainer to raise 50,000,000 H., reported, on the Federal advance, General Banks sib of , —....—._ its exceptional character suggests the necessity of Mr. Helps, the Clerk of the Council, attended. with which to cover the deficit for the current /sari fell back to Winchester. but the Lower Chamber refuses either to impose At daybreak on the 25th the Confederates under thl TO CORROPONDILYTIL stank Her y /ilajce A t ia y e r u v y & audiences to Earl Granville and Lord tov Advertisements Intended for .. The Rums' London Evening exceptional measures. It is a time when the lines new taxes or to augment those which already exist Generals Ewell and Johnstone, 15,000 strong, far Paper,i on bed eatof publication,t:i oflice,lo, gouvernatnet, by Two of demarcation which ordinarily exist between one Her Majesty, accompanied by her Royal Highness the until the sum required b y g overnment has been attacked General Banks at Winchester. General go, o c branch of business and another must be disre- Princess Alice. drove out i n the a ft e rnoon. Lieutenant- definitively fixed. During the sitting held on the Banks's force was reduced t 014,000 by reinforcing hal - C o lonel the Hon. Dudley de Roe attended. 3 r d i ns t. more than one side-blow was given to the General M'DowelL The Federal force retreated Th HAYMARKET. THIS Henna, THE wires ronTRAIT.-OUR AMIEJCAN facturera have hitherto had nothing to do with , ws SONDAT J a, Minister of Finances, but on the following through Martinburg to Williamsburg, and crossed 0, ! , C"SIN. Meru. natners ' nuania ' n° ' lira Emm a. MN Oliver- cotton-growing They have contented themselves -LA CONTRARANDISTA. Peres Nene and eras Monism- . The Queen and Princes Alice, "'linear Helena, Princes day he was directly charged with 'short- the Potomac at Williamsport from Virginia to And MY HUSBAND% GHOST. with spinning and weaving the raw material as it Louise Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, attended divine sightedness, inconsistency, and rashness.' M. von Maryland. els me eanterame. has come to their hands, scarcely troubling them- =v i m tb i e morning in the p rivate ebepel. Plener spoke at length in his own defence, and hf. The Confederates kept up an active pursuit of to, Ten sesame, TOO MUCH OF A 0000 71111110.--I.OUIB XI. selves to inquire into the source or conditions The Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor officiated, • Messrs Charles yaws F. Cathcart MOMerett. Eartneeeh of the von Schmerling followed on the same aide, but what General Banks all along the route. The loss of is This was the way in which and administered the eactrament of the holy communioet rotter, and ; Mrs. Charles 'b an and Mimes - supply. Cliannan.-And THRICE MARRIED. their disastrous habit of complete depen- Earl Granville remained at the Castle last night after the they said produced little or no impression, as M. the latter is therefore considerable, but the number ler bit von Hopfen, the reporter of the Committee of is not o ffi cially reported. ST. JANET& dente upon America grew up. But they mcecil. Tan Emend FRIENDS OR YOU. Mr. C. Vining and Miss mus t now interfere more closely with the The Princes and Princesses have paid several private Finance, had previously informed the house that The loss of military stores at Winchester, in- In Herbert-FORTY WINE& Mr. 0. Yining mad MU Herbert - the visits to the Great Exhibition during the past week. the Miuiater of Finances had made a great mistake eluding 60 waggon trains, is large. id And PRINCE AMABEL. Mears. Mat•bews, Delmore, Ashley ; question of supply if they wish to shorten Mrs. F. Matthews and the Mimes Nelsom-Coaunence at Th. period of stagnation and to limit the amount of in his calculations, as the deficit for 1862 wee The Confederates by this action regain the control v ;, The Prince Consort Memorial Committee held • meeting 74.000,0005., and not 60,000,0001 L This unlooked_ of the Valley of the Shenandoah. wi BEITAISICLt. their losses. From cotton-growing, we admit, Tat 'MIMI, TEI IDOLATORS.-Eatertalnmenta hy Elm on Saturday afternoon at the Palace at Westminster. Pre- • • Smyth.= and J. G. Fordo-OUR LOT IN LIFE. mesdames. they may still be spared. Were large cotton fields emit, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Clarendon, arid Sir fo r communication produced a most disagreeable This unexpected advance of the Confederates on wl cc lane and Cranford.-And YILLIKINS AND HYS DINAH. tO be planted and cultivated in India under the Charles L. Eastlake. impression on the house ; and it showed its want Maryland and Washington has caused intense ex- ne -Comma at at. direct auspices of Lancashire, it is very pm- Visoonnt Oalmenton left Loodon on Saturday for Bracket of confidence in M. von Plener by expressing its citement throughout the Northern States. us resolve not to take in hand the question relative to Baltimore became a scene of riot and confusion. as , Bible that the result would be a disappoint . Mall, Harts- Mel WATIE AT LONDON RIUDNI. Tens DaT -Wombs& 10h. mes...- Atamma. na sm. ment. But Lancashire may promote the sup- °mo° to went sent on Saturday from the Colonial- the augmentation of the taxes 'until it had been During Sunday and Monday (25th and 28th) all Ti To-xionaow-mandeas lia Ida.- Afternook th. Om • ply of cotton far more effectually than by ° '" Babasaaa, to 7 a gr ana to ths 7 l l,o l l Cane" Righ ocaosiisikass ' the ralki"dadlstill:tadanthe made evident what sum of money would effect the persons of secession proclivities were attacked by th directly undertaking the task of cultivation. In b u n& restoration of the equilibrium between the revenue the mob, but order is now restored. M LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 9. many parts of India, and more par- and the expenditure.' During the whole sitting President Lincoln has taken military possession 013 .-___ titularly in the cotton districts, the poverty The Prince Gortchakoff has arrived at the very great excitement prevailed, and the house of all the railroads in the United States for the V H Tam seems to be as yet no sign of coming of the population is so extreme that Clarendon Hotel. was once on the point of refusing to consent to any transport of troops. L relief to the Cotton trade. No diminution is ap- the land will not yield its accustomed The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland has left augmentation of the taxes." The Governors of New York, Pennsylvania, and c, parent in the distress amongst the manufacturing produce unless it is fertilised by being irrigated town for Vichy, and will remain in the south of France Massachusetts have issued a call for militia to pro- on population, and each week the exhaustion of old with capital in the shape of advances on security em ral innnth a * (ensiles eissomes.) oeed forthwith to defend Washington. In 24 hour. L savings involves •• deterioration in the position of of the ensuing crops. The system puraued is in The Earl and Countess de Grey have left their CANONISATION OF THE JAPANESE the New York 7th Regiment, 800 strong, left for N . families who have hitherto been enabled to some respects akin to that which prevails in residence in Carlton-gardens, to pus the holidays at fit, Washington. Many other regiments are has t en i ng A PLiRTYR& tl Leopard's-on-Sea. to defend the capital. keep the wolf from the door. In some other Russia. The labourer in every country has to be a The Earl and Countess Stanhope have left town ROME, Joni 8, Emma. General M`Dowell has crossed the Rappahannock, A branches of trade the prospects appear to be be. fed, housed, and clothed during the whole time fee their sea t, manning peek, for a few days. The fete celebrating the canonisation of the proving, and the reports of the condition of the when he is preparing the crops ; but it is a pecu- Viscount and Viscountess de Vesci left Carlton Japanese Martyrs has been solemnised with perfect and advanced six • miles beyond Fredericksburg. q The Confederates retreated, destroying the bridges ai crops are of a character to inspire considerable liarity of India that not only have the labouring H onee .t ernee on S a t ur d ay f or will e hi re , w ith th e intention order. The ceremony lasted Biz hours, and hope with regard to the course of general business population to be maintained in this way, but also to pus the holidays with the Marquis and Marchioness of attended by 44 cardinals and 243 bisho p s, as well behind them, but they are not supposed to be in during the rest of the year. But the cotton into- the classes above them who employ them. Stop Ailesbury, at Tottenham Park, and the Marquis and Mar as by the diplomatic corps. force in this neighbourhood. rest seems likely to continue in a state that will the advances this season, and there would, in chiooma of Bath, at Longleaf. The Basilica of the Vatican was magnificently (Per Niagara by Telegraph to Halifax and from demand the earnest attention and active sym- many localities, be little or no produce next season. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., left his house in Queenstown.) pathy of the whole nation. The pro- Establish agencies over • wide tract of country for Whitehall-gardens on Saturday for Paris, to meet lady decorated and lighted by 10,000 wax tapers. NEW YORK, Mar 29, Emmet Es gram of the war in America has not judiciously extending this kind of facility, and the Emily Peel, who has recently recovered from an attack of The Marquis de la y 10,00 contributed 3,000 The excitement concerning General Banks's i s scarlet yet produced any relief in the shape of an increased production in the future season may be almost in- . fever. francs towards the solemnity. defeat has entirely subsided. His command has gi Sir Edward and Lady Caroline Kernao • n have supply of cotton, nor is there any probability of •• definitely enlarged. There is the land suitable - been heavily reinforced at Wi ll iamsport and so left town for Brans Hall, Norfolk, far the holidays. THE HERZEGOVINA. a F renewed supply at an early period. All the finan- for the purpose • and there is the population, His Excellency the Ambamador of France RAGII&S , Joss & Harper' w err y . vial arrangements for the transport of produce are redundant and Willing to work ;what, then, is and the Counter' de Flahault gave a grand entertain- Derviach Pasha has forced a passage at Rucis- The Confederates are reported to have passed In completely dislocated ; cotton-burning rather than the peculiar machinery that is needed to set the ment Ism evening to their Imperial Higbnceess the Prime timesand occupied Niksich. throu g h Martinsbur g , and to have returned to : cotton-shipping is the order of the day, while population in motion to develop the resources of and Prince.' Murat and Princess Anna Murat. The follow- The losses on both sides are unknown, but are Winchester. n • cotton-planting seems to be disregarded. Many the land t The answer is-Capital, judiciously ing ware invited to meet their highnesses :-His Excellency s ai d to be considerable. Several volunteer regiment have left for Wash- o persons in the trade consider this latter the most applied in the way usual in India, namely, by ad- the Swedish Minister, the Marquis and hialohionsee de Th e n army in Albania has taken up a position Miltou- Chateurenard, the Duke of Hamilton, the Earl Granvi ll e, • unfavourable feature of all, as regards the pro- maces to the cultivators. We are acquainted with Recruiting for the Federal army has actively 7 th e Earl and Counted. of Shelburne, Baron de Billing , between Spun and Piperi. v spects of supply, for unless the cotton is planted the exertions which are already being made in this reoommenced. Hoo. Levuon Cower , Hon. E. Ashley, Mr. Ihadelli,• lic. b at the proper season the loss will be not of one crop direction, but they appear to be quite inadequate. His Excellency the Russian Ambassador and RUSSIA. General M ' Clel l an officially reports the capture 0 r i I; of American cotton, but of two. The period towhich Many persons practically acquainted with India th e % teen ,. ettnnitow entertained a t di nner . k a t mo w, ST. PETERSBURG, JUNS & of Hanover courthouse, on the railroad between 1 we may look forward for relief is thus indefinitely are convinced that the cotton crisis will not be ardrieshani House, Lord and lady Wodehonse, his Excel ' t adjourned. Meanwhile, the stock of Ameecan really relieved from that quarter until lency Count Kielmanaegge, bis Excellency Count Vitathum, 'g ong o f . o .d a y contains an imperial Richmond and Fredericksburg. The Confederates . were routed. It is stated that the Federals cap- i , cotton at Liverpool has fallen to little more than our cotton millionnaires apply a portion of their Count Brandeaburgh, Prince Galitsin, Count and Counters decree, The B a e utherising the free export of silver, in t 100,000 bales, and the total stock of all sorts, wealth to obviating one of the most prominent Strogouff, Madame Tchertkoff, Count lawsohiff, Count coin or . . The . former regulations however, respecting silver coin of denom i nat ions still tured 500 prisoners. The Federal fleet has captured Natchez, on the 1 i I , which at this time last year was 1,147,000 bales, evils in India-the deficiency of commercial capital. Kmwia Peachkiwei Mr. Heurnew. General Heteesourt, Mississippi No resistance wag offered. 1 , has been reduced to 325,000. England has done with cotton what she has done \ Barna - . Ftnanket ' hot spa Mr. atPtai sibouro n Falbei w. Prime G*richaka' Baron remain in force ' I The House of Representatives has offered to pass i .1 Under these depressing circumstances other with India-she has extracted untold millions froma bill confiscating the property of men who shall . Yesterday evening hi sw . Highness Prince cotton countries are looked to more anxi- both, and she is now required to reinvest a portion Savoy emir= pee a grand d i nner at the Clarendon H e w , Tor PRESS FROM PARIS. hereafter hold office under the rebel government, or i only than ever, and it is very unsatisfactory of her profits. She has sent out her sons to to th e nak e .,.....k......, Amongst the party th ere were —...-- who shall not lay down their arms within sixty days to have to report that the prospects of production India, who, having made fortunes there, bring him excellency the Italian minister, Marquis Cavour, Marquis (floe cm owe commonness%) after proclamation duly made by the President. in India-the region regarded at present with the their wealth away with them, and enjoy it at home. Sartirana, Coant Pasoan, Captain Crespi,Count errirabens, The House of Representatives has refined to pass ; • largest degree of hope-are discouraging when This has been going on for generations, with the soar-Admiral Itiesard‘ Professor Geol. Cavalier. Cini, PARIS, Werrantesr. a bill confiscating the slaves of rebels, I considered in relation to the pressing nature of natural result of preventing that accumulation of Count rhmochlotth Marquis Sambal. B. Heath, Ihst,'lre- This being a general holiday most of the even - General M 'Dowell has advanced to Manassas, it 4 • ' • our emergency. We do not so much want to available commercial capital in India which is Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., bas invited a large ing papers do not appear. The Pays and Temps is report.* in Lugo form. , • • to partake of his hospitality on Friday next, at the know what will be done • couple of years from essential to the rapid development of its resources. C ry stalPlAYThe Seoessionista in Western Tennessee are again , .distinguished stringers at pre ' are p ublished , but contain little news. The Pays thinks it expedient to state that the now, but what is being done now, and what No doubt a large amount of capital exist in the sent i,, u n d o ,' for ( the Exhibition an d a j ug . , b„ o f moving, a considerable force assembling to march . ' will be done-i.e., what quantity of cotton great presidency towns, and the Anglo-Indian the aristoasey have received hivitationemelgal ..en recognition by France of Radium H. has caused upon Hickman. will be furnished-during the next few months. It banks are always working an extensive exchange - WG:tHolford, M.P., threw open his mansion in general satisfaction at Madagascar, became it has COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. is the case of a starving family, which can take and other financial business between the Indian Park.lams ea Saturday list, for the first time since its no interest in the most promising schemes of re- seaports and home. But of commercial capital in completion. It was an early party, and the invitations " dispelled that feeling of distrust which was pro duced by the doubts entertained on the subject." NEW YORK, Mar 29, Evagrina. i Money abundant. Gold, 31 prem. Exchange i I 1 mote fruition, because all its anxiety and energies the interior, available at reasonable rates for the were conined to gentlemen connected with the literature, It is permissible, therefore, to suppose that France advancing on London. Bankers' bills, 114 to t i are concentrated upon procuring the day's meal development of its unlimited agricultural re- sits. and "le"ce of all asthma- His Royal Highness the has wisely given up the idea of asserting her claim Duke d ' Aumale , the Duke of Hamilton , and a v The hope of instant rescue with which, in our ins- sources, there is a great deficiency, and this is one .to the sovereignty of the island. 1142. Stocks dull. Cotton firmer. Breadstuffs : declining. assembly of members of the different learned and scientific patience, we unreasonably looked to India has main obstacle to the production of cotton to an institutions belonging to the metropolis , . well as the The Temps disbelieves the extraordinary state- QITEMISTOWN, Jets & ' • , already been dashed. The truth appears to be extent commensurate to our sudden requirements. ambient foreigners at present collected for the International ment of the Patrie, that President Lincoln, while The Royal Mailsteam-ship N . are, Captain ' that India responded as far and as fast as she could The real want is evidently not generally understood, Exhibition, were present. of the 28th and I . maintaining the validity of Mr. Corwin's contract to our fi rst exclamations of alarm. Corners were for, while there is enterprise su ffi cient for the It is understood that the Judge of the Admi- for a loan to Mexico, says he will wait to see the She brings 159 passengers, and s 2. l3 fro te s T ne ;Halif no wl . t t h o4a m dgte-4 y of the f 3oth ult., arrived here at I. cleared out ; existing stocks were pushed forward formation of a new Anglo-Indian Bank, which rally Court. the Right Hon. Stephen Lushington, is about result of the conflict with France before he sub 67,709 under the stimulus of a great and sudden rise in will compete with the other banks for the lucre- to ream, and that he will he succeeded by H e ron Wilde, mita the treaty to the ratification of the Senate. mails and 16 passengers, and proceeded at 2.35 1 57,709 dollars in specie. She landed 93 sacks prices ; and, altogether, • quantity of Indian five exchange business between India and England, wham state of health induces him to relinquish the mon The Temps observes that if the United States for Liverpool. All well lucrative but more arduous Neat on the common law bench.. The Niagara was detained by Lord Lyons eleven • cotton was put on the water su ffi cient to in- there seems to be no spirit for the organization of bench. has thought fit to make a heavy pecuniary AIMACes. -A very brilliant ball is fully entice sacrifice spire no small degree of cheerfulness amongst what is much more presaingly needed-namely, , the suffering trade at home. But it is machinery for supplying commercial capital to Wed on Thursday next-the first night of the subscription at such a momeot as this it must be The Royal Mail steam-ship China, with the out hours for despatches. 1 for these fashionable nunions. Several at the ladies pains- with the view of maintaining the present . mins American mails, arrived here at 2 p.m. to mer evident that India is not immediately pre- India, and more especially to the agricultural pewee have signi fi ed their intention to be meant with large y. She embarked mails and passengers, with government of Mexico, and that the cabinet of a s - r pared to help us on the scale lately witnessed. districts. If Lancashire would put five millions parties of friends ; and many vouchers have been exchanged Washington will certainly do one of two things-. latest telegrams, and proceeded at 4 p.m. All Ultimately she will no doubt do far more than she into • well-considered scheme for this purpose by distinguished foreigners at prompt in London. either immediately repudiate the signature of its well. has ever done. Give her a few years' start and -five millions, not merely subscribed, but Several of the French newspapers have long re p res entative at Mexico, or honour it at once. CANADA. she will, in all likelihood, so far as mere quantity actually paid up-and apply it to that most letters from special correspondents giving an account of The C,onstitutionnel has an article by M. Paulin I 1 1 I is concerned, render it almost a matter of indif- effectual kind of irrigation to which we ference to this country whether any American slave have alluded, it would be worth all that cotton ever makes its appearance in our markets has yet been done, and all the oratorical efforts again • but it is just these few years that we, in her sons have yet made. Manchester alone could the pithy. Y. Amides Achurd has an amusing letter in the Debate is which all the priacipal points of the day, t tho appearance of London, at Sin the morning, to the ' at Kennington on the return home, are so vital ' a matter, cannot spare, for our people well afford the money, out of her vast accu- Paul Dalloz, gives a graphic account of Mint Sally, but cable or probable. Limayrac, in which it is insisted that the mediation of France is the only thing that can put an end to (By Telegraph to Halifax and from Queenstown.) QUEBEC, Mar 29. The new Canadian ministry connate of the fol the war in the United States ; but the writer does lowing members :-For Canada West : Mews. well touched upon. Thu Moniteor's dent, M. not hint in what gray any such mediation is practi- J. Handheld Ild 'Donald, William M'Dougall, Foley, Wilson, Howland, and Morris. For Canada East - Messrs. Siootte Dmion, Eventurel, M'Kee, must be fed from day to day. We are actually mulcted stores, and when the loss involved in by a terrible mistake he calls it " cricket, the g reat national Said Pachs drinks nothing but Nile water. A ' and T • ' 1 ' losing at the rate of scores of millions • year her present inaction is considered, it needs no Pine el England !" through the existing paralysis of our cotton buai- demonstration that such an investment, effected Near Velletri, • week ago, a priest living in a • great many air-tight cases filled with that fluid MEXICO. 1 owas surprised by a band of maraudeis, who have lately arrived at Toulon, and been forwarded Abbott , miler. nese, to say nothing of the withholding of at once, would be the truest economy, the cmul tr i house (Per Niagara, rid Berton mid Roche's Point) end having 3,000 scudi (6301.) for hie ransom. His ie i the vast amount of profit which we ordinarily more particularly as there is reason to believe it insisted on to England for his use. The Viceroy also receives NEW YORK, MAT 27, SOWN°. reverencerepresented the paucity of his means and offered supplies of rice, coffee, and tobacco from his own Semi-official Washington despatches, published a, but on the dated Lute the New York papers, say that news tute a most serious deduction from this year's But if Manchester will not help hermit, who will brigands scouting this proposition Egyptian tradesmen. 4, he stated that parbans his sister, the owner of a cheese- Orizaba, May 9, bad been received, stating that 1 earnings of the nation. The pressing nature of help her t shop in Velletri, would advance another hundred scudi to THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. 10,000 Mexicans had attacked the French troops the di ffi culty is well shown in a circular recently published by Messrs. Nam MEOTHF.RS, of Man- Tim Mreurrae.-Most of the cabinet ministers save his li fe. An ambiguous message was accordingly sent -- --- to the ham and chee se lady, who, smelling a rat, comma- The paddle-wheel steam surveying vessel Perm- French had been defeated with a loss of 300 men. three leagues from the city cif Mexico, and that the cheater. "Itisto be regretted," they observe, have left town for the holidays. Lord Palmerston has gone ideated with the French colonel in emumand at Velletri. pine, 3, Master Commander Hoskyn, at Devonport, s' that the high scale of prices which has prevailed with Lady Palmerston to Brothet Hall. Berta ; Mr. Glad- The colonel p ressed into his service the Papal gendarme. of • stone on a visit to his er, Captain Glade ; the t he city of Mexico. pointed on the application of the soundings directors of th e Atlantic lieved that Juarez had gni tted aP- The same despatches state that it well not be the town and sent them forward, the French troops follow- Telegrap h Co mpa n y to take in the Atlantic , will The British minister had concluded a treaty by " this season has failed to attract an increase of Duke of Newcastle to his seat. Chamber Park, None ; Earl . I' • The 300 wadi were duly delivered, but before the b e p - rovidedwith a donkey - engine on deck to assist ' the which all the di ffi culties between Mexico and Eng hurley evening at Windsor w 'C' • " supplies from other quarters. India seems to Granville wan staying on Saturd a y divide ll spoil, the Papal '... i Ought ; Sir George Grey is at his wet in Northumberland ; brigands had time to i • gendarme., men. The maohines which will be used are those rolled land were settled. " have been cleared out by the large shipments of th e Secretary of State for War and Lord Stanley of Alder- driven on by the French troops, pounced upon them and the " Bull-dog " machines. They are constructed on the " last year, and the shipments to Europe from the ley remain in t' 3 "• - * narrrer • captured them to the number of 25. principle beat adapted for bringing up portimis of the WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) "` lat of January till latest dates show • decrease of MIDDLE Teem; Jests 6, 1862.-Dr. Maine re APOTHICARImf-HALL.-At a Courtof Examiners bottom. Brooke's apparatus will also be employed. The MOVIDAT. JUNI 9,, 5 mu. having been appointed • legal member of the S upreme held on the . sth inn. .. the follow* . genHemen were ad- Porcupine , it is expected, will in the fi rst place proceed to " 100,000 bales, the figures being 251,000 bales poured of India, the office of Baader co Jurisprudence and 11 " against 351,000 last year. Hence, and from the Civil Law will, upon the resignation of Dr. Mane. pa rt of the Atlantic where there is what is u• Il i emon "ed . li Zin t irel te k ° =l.7 of 4 kott4Pit h k, =thiviet;;; that PsP°P B. Z. IL D. 7. 0. 1. IZ. 6. " the large proportionate consumption of Surat ately announced by bin:, be vacant. All candidates for lolly called • " cliff "in the bed of the ocean, al - - ethosodore de Negri, oe 'Osuriden-street South ; George— - .---a-- .... -v.v , . appointment to the said office are requested to forward Herring, of the University . of Edinburgh ; William James which point it is supposed the former cable was " cotton, the stock at Liverpool of this descri p - their applications to the under treasurer of the Hon. Society L e Tat o f Sheffield ; Francis Edwin Mamuley, of She ffi eld ; broken. At the head of this dec li vity, about N . _ _,_,Alleo . .... 211.90 NI 0 W. * &le • - " tion, which on the Ist of January last stood at o f Middle Temple' on " bah" the 254 "" d June , Charles ' Augustus Prater, of Thomas-atreet, Woolwich ; 200 flee from Ireland, there is a depth of 550 aangnm. "• 15 .86 na in W . 0 '''''' ..._ Samuel Rutherford , of Pulborough . Suess • Richard S wea t- m ' lanel 1615 56 61 - • b " 295,000 bales against 120,000 last year, is THE vrla x, of N aomi, New Providence, Bahamas; h en . .' m erlin , Teyer, fathoms, and at the foot 1,750 fathoms, showing a diffe- Suwon ... Sae 66 W W.S.W. .ic YOF nu .-On Saturday last his • 25 50 14 Al N.N.W. Sr &Le " now reduced to 170,000 against 133,000 last Highness Mahorood Said Pasha , Viceroy of Rapt , with of shnibland-grom, Dabton ; John Oliv es Taylor, of Cey- repos of 1,200 fathoms. But this decline extends over a t a o D - 1°18A1 . 1 ....... *ND es as & r - I 1i . " year, while in the quantity afloat the figures Musta t tba, his nephew, end • mammon' suite, disembarked ion ; and Edmuad Venaing, of the General Hospital, distance of eight Tiles, so . that the fall is only one in 5 - b - L , " Still more unfavourable-viz., 184,000 bales 6512 o'r e loc a k in yleht ed a t ihs Ifwi tni n ' eh Arsenal Plee k end Brilit*L eight.' Other portions will no doubt be sounded. It is ariguis . ... MN fa AO &W. proceed y special in on the North ant GALWAY .... 10.00 en 66 W. SOWMOII4OOII. 49.* 64 fd W. r ~,. RAILWAY BENEyOLENT INSTITUTION.-The fourth stated that in the erect of • secoad attempt to establish imueoza ,,.. sc a b: la 61 lt.W. r - 1 " against 258,000." The existing depression in the cotton trad ' Railway to London, for the purpose of taking p c !"" 6-- annual naafi d , : s kis society wee held re Saturday, at telegraphic communication across the Atlantic some Umorroot . . 29.90 bee ea W. of • residence in th e vicinity of Wimbledon , which hu , , e , • b e 15 been engaged for his Highness by Mr. 'Arkin, his diplo- ...A place on the coast oflreland, further Mr. Brookes . cis.. . a... use, Be Mr. Mills, m our in ee th t, Eustos-sq north than Valenti' Qn v ISNIWOWIL 30.08 U 63 N.N.W. 1g 11.01 b I BM i n I evidently mainly due to the h olm - excluding ohs , te . _letent in this coy t u . Th e ret i nue w hi c h • 000m pan i e ,d nainni•• ..11,..- ---- Z,.. e - •• e eatie t i nn Yt ."'"L acnoo et harbour, will be selected for the purpose of obtaining itannowis -:: ri.: r. ..., W.N.W. meter of these and similar figures. 110.06 IS 61 W. eI - 4r 0.111 l i " situation " may be summed up thus :-1. As iglu p ling bakers , cooks . , and other servant., and • band of way e etrpl e o - n throughout the kingdom, not only by the Sc- The burden of the Porcupine being only 382 tons, she is Wisnlitomw.. tens i n i ; , r , f... T i. The " enttnn 1111: Highpees floes Woolwich cmmists of about 6° Perlun'' the reP :n r.t. r w 4t7M e s ' t imme ii - by ie e fhe Presun. e g ty by the rail: a 1110111 convenient bed for the reception of the wire. !ell"' His Highness will remain in England about Y n; 1 7 .. regards American, there is now merely • nominal two months. omen of members, but hagoners.' subscription at almost rather small for the duty. The donkey-engine alone will PORTIASID 80.06 6* 66 W. bI - 1 day of the preeent year. , kept ILTIeWeil sass O i l : N e .' r ti. b ; - 1r 0.17 quantity in stock at Liverpool, merely a nominal Trig .4042118 Z EMBASSY. -To-morrow or Wednee- aann i a nail large number of °° ar. ' ation- ten had entered hinnil weigh w or err y • quantity also in the American ports, and next _ dny the Japanese arobassadars will take theig i run ; to t i de worb, ai t i ' d the n i t en a ddi t i on o f 2 9x t Y r , DMZ it on deck, may ca u s e her to roll, especially wAill ..... /gum .. • lO tons, and this, with the fuel necessary to be to from England. They go hence to the N th 111101 Alli i nothing on the water, while the re-opening y T hey lie re for the purpose by m the Dutch chiding a • a a et ,Z d ee , h tt if e fa y = ha of tb b s ee llr wa iety l. . 2.. The ut., gmes .d th inc e o ex me w of di th ui e re. pas in t . TCINDAY. Winn:MAY. cotton supply under the protection of the Federal th ga . b e e ra s s ri' ll aa paymen t of anouitanta, Sri. lia. Id. The tad in. 100 frequent communications with the shore will be Nr ‘ i t ierz w lin . milt at -N t lia. h. to W. to 5.. , . and to &R, freak, arms, or under any other circumstances, weeks in the N y etA i e t t d r oils" p ate" ' forth ng ar t et threslittle ek coal of w i e v i ill ie b d e im ex i pe e ti ed ed,. b Whfie ut as e s c ht e can yed no a r a n to di w ng abo ver n to vested capital of the institution WaS DOW 4,500 1 . The . Galway or some other tuatara port io Ireland bunanti.L.N.W. to &W., light As above. s seems to be as distant es ever. 2. As re- Pries la, where they will remain a few weeks. Thence 1299259 ` thin g from t hi s in " stsd ( " 44 aPPitnabin to the -.'" be visited - or I thi s PurFes• Mr. John B. Dan * er t : e a f T t l e .V . .N.W. to &B. W., W. to 5.8.1., freak, denary. Russia, and afterwards to p eetag g . ie. relief of the widows of deemed tremors , id now sufficient `ww Master, RN. (borne on the books of the Fisgard), who r od L cinceplr e a. Ntoto r rei „ v b . _ garde India, though a good deal is being done to turning ihey Ito t° ultimately to Pads, peenratory to their to enable the board to grant two more aneurtses of 10L each, ene . &W., W.11.W. to 5.11. E., modersio. encourage production, the benefit of which will be barking from gartips in a Freoch 4 47 - . to and two aannitants will be elected oat of three emsdidatas bad groat experience in surveying, and who accomima mo d er ate, gne. S. sestaine-rew. to S.W. W.S.W. to & and 5.1., fresh to felt in the future, there is a diminishing stock in the shat oe ib erls e nri tel ti rou sh te. Before lonia Japan it was ge d et the Memst meeting. The report was ed 00 . 14 and the Captain Allen Young in the Fox, is 1860, to survey the Pre agord them the means band of management and other officers for the ensuing posed northern route via Faroe, Iceland, Greenland, sad end le 11., les* showery. I hand here, and also a considerable diminution in at transport t o g rope ve r e n a d that t h e Enoch go v ermen t year having been elected, Mr. C. Waring was appointed a labmilor, has been appointed by the hydregrapher to go in EXPLANATION. the quantity on the way to this country, as coat tu . ld b. sLed the n m ed bari b k. , Within the leitfew Lev they comitaymen, rho h Y paned i one dr. Alm: Lto En liti v i e l esereeted sod reduced ts IM dm. it mesa ma for . tri yore r ol l it e rin t o Th olies had fall:t ee r pOn Mu th" • F el ois the l' mine' for the porpoise of siding the present isquir7- ara."....r; each l e wog, e t matted dee, ninths abut earviniebelth pared with that on the water a few months ago. and Mrs. Jane Hula, the num u bers polled being, Mn. of se tack diminstion ; sad each 10 der.,-shoes shoes IS dig., swift It becomes abundantly clear from these facts leehias Eke tOl e :a e h e ry well, be topic a l ea di ng p a „id; Dennis 392, Mrs. Harts 284, and Mee. Illoaden 121 nearly numiumeresiths mecum s.-Zpselitharreasta is enamels& the treaties made in J with Mtweastrrae UNITY or ODD FELLOW& -The Five hundred vessels were expected to sail on the In shade. M.-Motstr i rd e Tiadlegitairlf:4' (true - two ssou_ of points dew Dui meg that, much as is being attempted in India, enough this e country. He H is the hearer of dtepatthes apa t n o the Annual Moveable Committee of this elder will meet at Ist inst. from New York and other northern ports for 1.4e 1 :1 . . ;T T a to ii_onmetese. e.---cesia ato se. L is not being done to meet the urgent necessities Japanese ambassad ors, Bed comes, besides. on the cramp- Brighton to-day. Nearly 200 delegates will be prewant from southern puns, SOO of which would . carry . loe. Initials : h, Ire sky : c, elude (detached): f, tag; b, hea ; I, of the case. We allude to India in °articular, tion that he may be of mentos in giving effect to the win- various districts throughout the country, end beside the The number of sheep in Oshtemo- is estimated a t lightning ;m , misty (buy) :o, overcast (dalli ;r . rate :a. mew t particular, tion beet of th eir minim, which has reference to our- usual business to be transacted, • public procession and ban • two millions , and reckoning 31b. per fleece, the quantity of t, thunder. R., min fail or snow, or ball (melted ). slue lasi not with any idea of slighting the promise held inemia istercouneooolo two parties. quet is arranged for to-morrow (Tuesday). I wool would be 6,000,000 lba.-Paajic Scalise& report. It -Seedisturbance 11 to N. L-Calsn. 1111011,121 a. TOISDAT. WinsMOLT. Norris Barranr—N.N.W. to W. to L. and to ILL, fresh, W.8.W., moderato to fresh. showily. 'llll.ooti.—N.W. to 9.W., dates La above. to moderate. norliAL.—W N.W. to &KW., moderate to fresh—fine. Corder.—N. to W. and LW., moderate, Ilse. imainns....l4.W. to LW. W.S.W. to I. and LK, hob t and lot, rash, showily. entomb with showera. ISPLANATION. 11.-ILromolwr osereelad sod *asst to IS dos. at mash as level ; sash H teat. sf vietkel rims, wads. about ameloodeeith of an Web dinlaration and web WNW, !WOW IMAM., satin nearly d e IL nem.. I—Unwed tbeestaister in abode. IL—biontonted belie (tor evaporation and dew point). D.—Dinetion el triad (tillo—tWo points kft of nag etle). P. —imp (1 to 11_iolissted). C.—Ciood (1 to 9). I.— halals sb. Woe airy r, elands (detected); 1,169; b, ; lightning ; m misty aity) ; o, overeat (dial) ; r, rain : a. mow ; t, thunder. K., rain fall, or snow, oe ball Imelte‘ elate but report. L-1108dtaturbanca ato 8). 7--Calan. THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAY. (THIS DAY.) The weather to-day has been very untiettlod. Though them has been no continuous rain, the showers that have fallen have served to vex and incommode the crowds of holiday folks who have Hoed the streets. The international Exhibition has been visited by en ids. menu multitude, and though amid such masses it is imps. Able to gather the exact number present up to the middle al the day, it probably exceeds the unexpected rush of the Derby day. The refreshment department hal to-day had its capabilities tried to the utmost; and it is well for the cause of order, both there and in the beikbos generally, that many of the obstructions and impedimenta had been removed as the result of criticism and prartim. The Exhibition, however, attractive u it is, has by so means had a monopoly. The usual places of resort—Creen• wish (where the fair has been p.,mly revived), Graves. end, and other sutern localities on the one side, Kew, Rich. mood, Hampton Court, Ste., on the other, have witoused those mighty infieSell which even bed weather ran scarcely restrain ; wlulst the British Museum, the National Cal. lery, and, likewise, the whole range of cheap private exhi• bitione, have been frequented by a multitude of visitors. The volunteer attractions are also considerable. Them are two great field demonstratoos-0110 in Hyde Park, where the Oxford and Cambridge P.ide Corps are re. viewed this afternoon under Colonel M'Mardo, together with the Inns of Court, or " Own," and where each corps will no doubt have done its brit to carry off the palm of proficiency in some advanced movements, the other in Panshanger Park, DOW Hertford, for which destination strong masters of the following corps started from the King's-cror station before noon : The South Middlesex, under command of Lord Rae tinge ; the West Middlesex, under Lord Radstock ; the North Ifiddleux, ender command of its new commanding officer, Lieetasant-Colonel Whitehead Gate major of the Victoria Rifles) ; the 2d Administrative Battalion (Highgate, Hampteed,Hornsey,Tottenham, Barnet, and Enfield), order Lient Colonel Wilkinson ; the St. George's Bach under Colonel Lindsay; the Victoria Bides; the 19th Middlesex, =dee Lieut.-OGL Bathurst ; the 40th Middlesex (Central London Rifle Bangers), under Lieett-CoL Somerset; the North Feet London (Tower HandetsCorps), under Lieut.•CoL Money ; the Mx Foot Guards, under Captain Commandant the Hos. T. C. Braes: the Artists, under Captain Phillip; the Ist Middlesex Engineers, under Colonel M`Leod, In. A very interesting day was expected at, Panahanger, which appears to be admirably adapted for military movements, and presents beautiful neenery. DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. BRIGHTON . .aI:MD/A AFTERNOON.. A melancholy accident occurred to-day in frost of this town to • party of ezearrionleta There has been a stiff breeze from the eonth•weet, sad, though not much of • sea for visitors, some few sailing vm• sell ventured out, and among them one of the smallest which by law Is allowed to carry sails—an 18 feet lugger, belonging to • man aimed ArtheralL This boat, which is Homed to carry 10 persons, went oat about 12 o'clock with nine pas augers, all gentlemen, and war ander the management of a man named Mockford. It had all its mum up, and was on the return voyage, when at about 20 minutes to 1 o'clock, and when it was only about 70 or 80 yards from the shove, opposite Middle•treet, the redder was carried away and the strong wind immediately bore the boat on its ride, and it capsized, throwing the whole of the occupants into the water. Luckily, however, it sou nearly low tide, and six of the passengers managed to reach the above, some of them neceeewily being very much exhausted in struggling with the wave* and tide. Very soot *aural medical gentlemen were on the spot and rendered all the assistance in their power. All efforts, however, to redrew two of the unfortunate passengers proved unavailing. After trying nearly an hour to bring about respiration, one case was given up as hopeless, and another died from exhaustion. A third of the passengers was observed to rink, and the body has cot been discovered. One of the deceased has been identified as Mr. Thanes Ponaford, of Himpetreet, Leicester. He wee apparently about thirty-nine years of age. He war here with big brother, who was standing on the shore waiting for the boat to come in when the sad affair occurred. The other deceased has not yet been identified. His linen is marked "Peck," and be was about fifty years at age. SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGEESS.-(THIS DAY.) - - This morning Dr. Tasvmss Twins read his address ae Presidest of the Department al Trade and Inter national law. He traced the history of international, territorial, and maritime law, detailed the principled upon which it had at viuious times been maintained, and, referring to questions which bad recently arisen from the war in America, remarked that the courts of Greet Britain had held within the present century that it was against the law of nations far a belligerent sovereign to COOfilOgil the private debts due to an edierar's merchants. Still the practice left the question in • state of doubt, and latterly Laicisation of commerce care bad been taken to include an engagement chid in any cam of war breaking out between the parties the debts due front the subjecte of one to the subjects of another should be respected power as the operation of treaties were necessarily suspended by the outbreak of hostilities that provision remained only as a matter of good faith. The principal maxims of inter. national law were, first, that nothing was lawful which me not necessary, and that nothing was lawful which was not founded upon good faith, and as the proposed abadon meet of privateering in the declaration of the treaty of Paris was as improvement founded upon those maxims, he regretted that it had not been acceded to by the United States of America. Upon the motion of Mr. S. MORLEY a TOW of Shia' vas accorded to the president for his address. The diecustion upon the draft bill on the subject of a general average was resumed, and was proceedin i c during the whole early part of the day. The Department of Soria Economy, in the absence of its president and three vieepresideets, was presided over by Mr. Rummell °ornery. The papers read were upon the emotion of providing dwellings for the labouring classes. Mr. AKROYD proposed • plan for building im proved dwellings for workpeople, in connexion with benefit building societies, explaining the general principle' upon which building societies were conducted, and Meting his remarks by a reference to buildings in mune of erection by his own workpeople u p on the . plan he proposed at Halifax. Dr. W. A.GRXEIHILL described n apaper the Offal of the Hastings Cottage Improvement Society which coo templated the purchase and adaptation of old houses in the first instance, and which it was calculated would with ju dicious management return to the elareholders 4 per cent. upon tho expenditure. Mr. PAGLIARDINI submitted a plan for providing the industrial clamed with improved la fwd. lingo by means of joint a tock companies, after the pn 4 the medal lodging-houses. In the department of Educate% which was presided the over by the Dean of St. Pars, papers were reed by Rev. J. P. NORRIS on the halftime system. and by - ta Rev. F. D. MAURICE upon the subject of working into I colleges. conn ected with Prev The department for subjects ectio, Punishment, and Reformation. whic h was presided orer by Mr. Thomas Chambers (Common Serjeant of Loodoel. was enraged with the disonsaion of the convict sptems of England and Ireland, to whic h interesting papers was contributed by Sir J. Jebb, the Rev. J. P. Bart, and tte Rev. W. L. Clay and others. ttr The department of Public Health was occupied with question of drainage. In this section Lord Talbot de 3 14 ' lands presided. CONORNS INTERNATIONAL DR BIEN Fr. SANCB-I NAUGURAL MEETING.-(THI:, LAY.i) This morning the numbers of this copp,s assembled in the rooms of the Royal Society, Bur!into.. house, and proceeded with their bUlillo2ll. The Wo w ' room was well Med, the majority of those present Mice foreigners. Mr. HMIs! ROBERTS, the chairman of Ow organising committee, commenced the proceeing , 11 thanking the meeting for responding so rea dily to the invitation which had been given by the National Marie Sloe for the Promalioa of originator of Coogri , , Pee s !' outline of the business which it was the proposed the (UV"' should transact. The Berl of SHAVITABURT was t hen elected Pe"del'i' and wee received with loud cheers. Ile addreeed the meeting at some length. Mr. Manatee, on the part of the congress, thasked,tke noble lord for his speech, and the business was proce , .. ed with. There will be sittings for the reading of papers and diP cuwione every day this week. The more the proceedings at Wardaend Coot WY, Sheffield, are inquired ieto, the more astouotliog th, 'elation.; become. Au investigation before the mailid is ' s wee lards ea Saturday. and some revolting statements do+ leg the waded of the autos were made by Robert Pam' labourer at the dematery, and by other ',Anemia 111 sexton, although be had taken out • warrant & picot Plk, his principal &owner, did sot appear in court. The aim was adjourned until Friday amt.