The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-13 00:00:00

11 ~" ,2,...X1a. 44- If--fice - do. --X_ c „e- d- - 4.17-r aa% - -- ,a - -• , /11 _(: a I In tOlOll Ai I r e 1 • 8.4T01 .. ! I 1 a I ••=o,. . v aki5' , ... , + , ..1' .. .1 I: r I . . • ,( 1 1 1 i i \ maarei gi Ad " l ' . 0 II 1 ..I - ) \\ ----•-• • - r I —.....ii........................-7 - LONDON, WEDNESDAY ", :4 1 OF n JUNE 18, 1860. (Stamped id. Additional.) t Ir.r SYDNZY Wild (to NM .I.N Nay, as 1 u rilla• — •• / 0100011 1."7.tie 4 im se Wm. eau Dr. 11l A GRAND EXHlPmitv ~. inr..... -.....-.... -......! V N...%ttiPAl'Elt / - t - . ....., k i p - f 7 4 .4 ' .. ,:1 2 , , SIVAIId • 4.. , A Yi f __;.~ DEVITT tad MOORS' LIN' al PACKET 11117L—Por Ora, k pamenvra the date ea Op II Li IM• el ay. iiiirlif le ,a.har oa Ibe at Amami es Idcia "mit imp to t HOOtti • 1 Cryan Is A iNnatr and .ons . aaphaar Lai tam JOAL Oft. mintier I)i Ig lot the Lot India Docks. built Inprg gall for Phu Syglary toad*: abll MO a MI tar brgt ra: akautunegLgteula fur cabin ,1,. it being laity an.l airy, the offers ebb r "proc laim(' Inc a kw aae..nd cabal and laamailala awl e laW isrm win e carry as eaperware,l autron.—ror blew If 1101- A.z,. app l yle 31r E GILLAI7.I", alb lie ovum. Lim..l,..aw. . to CAptaia WILLLUdab "aloud ; az ba DIV sal MOOILI. 11. alftterdanall. Names report, pout Ova on app _ sirs. liiiil Dr. lication. Claret Yin orttloalre). bottles included. par dozen Ik. cubti. Indio =di) 1 k. MI Hoak es M Boasebold awry / lll5. Measelsold Part ( to nun / dial l ed Ms per "las ' • I flit South African lift Mg Owl Jai sal ft. South *DM= Dadmirs eirLingetWaglo fhla Of.. tali atriagth. Its. It ; DeitiparDsialy. Us. rse Pike Hallam* the wen beak ric ali aa• Sato=: . any tear Om =grift 10 staispa cask —I- 1111011 ma. Usage. VET •.‘ • OLattl3 11.1113/7101t et 7041014110 W glmodurn, luse U. lir Burl 1 limulis mill mom la iis and et Z e Zterem M U Ardl,ftfleit Paula, C. 11.), tral attend. _ /LIKIPTIL I 11110Nala Clowwiz BAN r, Bri bider, to wwwwke Jae 11 at 1. Jul; 19 at 1. atiabraltanwerwS. Ild.. 13,7 4 likko : GIL esili z i arb aliTmaladmilliaessi. Jim 3, etk Orwfs.isauetage bandit /due 91 at 1, and .T . Jy 7 a at M at *wet. Sok.. wan and Bryan, Bedford.row% at , Cann, imatgrawsmt lkaiiiwi tlimersts., boot wasidadwor, Jens LS WS Mg, at 1,. . Sal, lark Colman- I Zmuti virut . of. Gutldballealwabors. . City, and New. Wet, /Idle la 'Jaw at ni, and July* at `.ldly, Baskitballeksa al amis., Mat Tawas Bsowast, , City, wbokaga berdwan ce extt vrati. teillriat% oft Pe rsaiimpaa44raraWatrWilaMitlll4l=l, wer - Wl{, aatd LS Bala, Wattle lbelkagaelL Imi t iaglaratfria CUM, 11,01 - . 2 eze-ftwarNi= itri Je. ..m.,„ ...... ..... swim, J 16716 and :WA at at Court. AWL. Ism. W , at Ansa. Me a* . 7 wit& ~., ~... ...... iXrvo , t • A ... &swim'. June ! Ira,) at 1 111,_... "'"" . ,' Bet, sca, BB- Ol a OwS, • , earpenket 3'm • 11. i at 11. 41.11wWebna .2" . Bela, 7/siws ... BI mi lira" OWINISI.: id sift, AVILA. comb builder Jane 96 W Julyl9, WM, at Court bald at Nolltoolwas. Sat. Maples. N~wit : ~ NV . I . :=Mat. JAM HAW. Waskoadb. sad We. bower. Jew at wad Jab 31 - ei 1 Bolatal Court. liSo. Swan aed Co., Bristol : Br wility., Unman, Bristol. eiltawa 7 / 1 3t.uut Sawa= XlALUtaaa. eadtaia, IMENtailiko. instant aloostaatarar, Jaw V aid July la, II 1, at irsese . Cowl. Lola., Tams aad Illitast Bader: oft. wig., Rtztaal, BM . ... Joisruw COW, Illaiodift Ypoulgrs. Maw, July 9 sad 30, at 11, A Clawit Mb !Woke ski Boa, Dowbary, sad - BIM alai leek : i f. =ph, las& 'Mita Ca3IWWW, /was Wald Jay lit ast: al . BAP" lkaWswor ; ott. , Preig. • JOIN Comm balks asitrobant, Jaw 111 aad July Met t& ra , ow& kik. Buitott swelbsit. Sod feed : os. sastg., Bsittawisila Nowitakar. Jame BAB" N .Traa, leather maw, Jaw 111 at U, awl Jay 10 a owcastleupon.Tyne Coast bola., Tyke aid Irtias an.liekb„ and Jost Newcastle. gowns. ; oll iA M trp lkiar e dewcast r leage-ryes. • ANN Jaw 1. MOM Cisnaste, Lotwbboroagb, lekestersblre, boa. A liG Y Lla ROO s ilL owi tsi WisCuill-streqt, z - z• Pkt•altz m isad Is Act of Parliament ' NO'nel,—.ll 8 IiAWON added to this ' Beiddlaismok twaryiees/p4 _IMO Ye Millan at li.. cosessisi 110 MM. lasella. asoOf °reboots's SO I Medals. OP= a O Veto*. SassossAss. is. .ty levrrr wad MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINK of PACKET AMP. —ref maker TOWN Mild A fa solar truhr, baths' ju.st arrived Sim the ootony), the traill. known fast-aalling ship PEKC V, A LSO ken register, RICHARD W SANK WOK& eninrnander iyingrilrart India Docks. Ilia 11 1.1wr shin how • hill P".P, with escosaniodation Nr elnin sho ha l great Wed la deco 'twain dec for tater ......""1161° "NI . 00 • ( idgdt Dmiengera—Par Soma of height oe apply KICHARLinIiN BROTHLRA and Co., Helen'apts,.. 1 1 11hopattate-street . or W DEVIT? aad )(mut. D. Stittar-stroot. EUROPEAN OP PRI worm DOTIMIL EUROPEAN and COLONIAL Irma COMPANY, Itl, Pear S.M. The pnemetwee d the &hew leg ee emenee to they have refteed *Mr Tariff of sad n o Wee ear parer all ten blade{ at the sew eememeut. MHZ LONDON PAVILION, Tieliborne-essig' J. Ilaymatsl.-11Arz: speed • ybomiat ••sraiii 11 0 ibe &ONDON PAV ON, the east zooms ,ba Lood,ot• aid *oboe 00/I[lll2. A (by !truism, Strailty IPA. Poullos Agin, SW Gollob& 4c. LOYAL •10TOItt• SALARY .The per dons. Stendent of Ex, ellence ) lIPLANDED OLD FOXY ten rare In the wood flu rer de m. UJJIJUJNOSAY C.LPAONS lee o J JIMMY pent end without acidity fie. _ MOAT 000NRC BACMY Male or Blown ) dee eel MK 11017111 AFRICAN /OAT, SALARY, de lee red Ile The Read tetroduord Into this owner. ry Bottles red and six_ c o own free to railway stsitee N t=eeder 'd *ales. Pries Ade tree co appU /Mew Tenn cash. WILUAL ALIDTIPPIAO, Ilmager. WOMB PERFITMIn-Y. The . • eti ef tddit bougart. Naiad. Milan Ms ohnatiarrboataii, Jockey Club aa, are Ma , hilkaallie Mr UM Ili .won. —z. ElMlZeport imor Kitliteedi I/4mM to ih• ........00 IMMIO.II _ aim ismilMosiory, at, &rand , OW Mk miaMia: Mil lamb, IN, asidraiMi Assa NW wholesale Mrsailk M. Ohlis di la Msaioni. Madrid. nEvi IT rn.l MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a PACKET S r t lo the Eltditlatiwa Agatirl HlP—Carter T.. tie despots ug 30th Jaw ; lanr2rlgrl day !Ali June —lf." IMPART TOWN Meek the CYppsr ahlp NUS ila THE IUTH, • Ili yew, ion to= reyinter. rogoitnE onn-, c.matnan4.r. tying is the Loudon DWI* Tall Ins ship has a hill poop. with superior ammonia fishnet for cahm pylienotA. and will carry an experlencol nupreon. Harins p hot null...VA voyage to 79 days. ale Oder, a preforabla opportunity for Shipper. of nos pods. —For germs of freight ur passage apply to DEVITT and 1113011. Ibllliterutrsat. NO OHARGI MADE far BTAILPING PAPER Marin i = w e, 1412i:4:22XSgune. Ho; orrar-irst ram ha are aim 6 1 1 , eilik di= five 0 11110 fatu ; wprW Mom& per nag: mews. Pa nDDING OALDk WIIPpIN 14.0 A. TIONS 10 the CILIMMY, rruzu•raa, IA crib..saract.M)"lllAJ,Alinn vim A m : Ire GOADS kw ZUMlLlGlEr w =estsbllahniark Ir, vim &motion A LLSOPP'S AIALPINDIATIM, tek ei Vi steisw ejliM aa rrO treara fill Oaf DEVITT awl mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK Kr GIII P. —War PORT MILLIP DIEGO •• GGII*180: kedge. he trApt•ball Yoh nib _OOPIN 'UGLY, IL I C U years N.: An; t. Yam D. Defiforsibil Ow. bombes Sos... JOHN eLWL/1 GOMM. ampßted•f: lOW DI ohs 11••• lamas Dock, TAW Ow wool was ems ofirDity fie Dub full p•op, IND 61••••• assamselles far Mporsamr• wi:l asfey r Obi I Is • very s,:perlot ••••••• the s r== ee•nited bf 11. et psi imp= Is War eel sleek lag tersa. of (Wilts of ps es* to MITT sad MOOD* I 7 111111Di4tryst. Han CHEAPINT TLS and esoll=l la 111111,411. in al all Ono n alonlan =MI Is:LA M g mi l i= pima All viliaial#l AMA raj. To appear ea Saturday, Jody 7, peke adi vi, THE LONDON . _REVIEW and Y JOI7IIIIAI, et POLMCII, LITZILATM A , and !MINTY. Condor:tad by CHAllill MACKAY, 1.1.1). A S orlyfisal ;ounsal and ooraplete ratted flar CPIs events and of the I s. with drobalias Illfmataaa. .lord for t ha banes of the en —Ordin=l/Lllaskalt= and al ellke, 11, = "6. oat fame. bi Pork sa IWO at taw lialant Amara—eo° Plarrager. TVVITT anti 3100 RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ JLP. of PACKET .111 P —Pow °MONO Meet 'de NI the •1101. • llindor trailer. Me TOM ter a tow Imo at pi.ow ..sly . th.• wall.keowit elippor-balt A. TI AI shi.kagtott to Noma D. Dunbar ma DSC Mims II J 1 ATKA* C Acmustilwr . la Os KM Isart i rt: This floe .111 p k'. .t ta:l ••••••••ed•don for powwow. —For terms trty•light sr u = a • i.t.LLATLY, with tk.• OWllefll, r ; or in DEt ITT sad 11.1. MIL O. Bllllterolresit C . ALUTION.—WATEIRSTON wed RROODEN ressewid lls palest@ lo W w les emelllfildfilsi os the Imiss—.lbe eslli sid PuP A = V F as fis twain . guaissisa W 001.1) fad fill MIAs f d lis IW . 17" . 0s ' bold upon 111113_,dadsls, sad al flis / we Illsostsetory, iiiiment. V.O. = mods of chains sad mem la froff.— r .3. sslabllskissat doss se I Is VW weds& sal is Ilaissisrl id 1. THE NATIONAL DEPII►OBB.-11,EPORT OP THE COHHISIIIONERS. This morning the report of the commissioners appointed to consider the defence* of the united kingdom wee issued with the parliamentary papers. This document occopiee as many am Mty pages, and is divided into pars peplos, the total number of which L moS is. Ike W. subjoin • enallee statement, is tsheirtw, et the number of guns, amount 01 barrack sesollelostians nod probable expenses el ell the important works they recom mend, together with *Wm information responAgt the works ta progress. IA Statiou. ti t 4 70112111150 M Mb Mil Want Goa ea Iteeenabmiled by Betel Oa r ed eees 9117 1t.400,000 In weft in propene ISO 1500 *OM 'ITT maul mooßrs AIISTRALL&N LINB PACE 07 Ail IP —Far LACNCINTON Nom fa , pay,. Iterlaj r emu ler a In tar .4___ftlijApois map, the Nrlthh nflt clipper 13•111•• Wserprilr, A tegiglat taro TI1011.“ AXIIII, Corampedir • Ming lb. Like Pas ate rate aeeectioodatloa IN a kw said saki peeeetv.;••re —For Met her partleakee apply Oa XL T. R 'MEM 1;A. 2.4. Ileimisrplese: or le IaTITT sal 1110011. IP. 111116 r e IDLATR—RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, 411 i. Oxford-etre* W.—The bast Lou.lowarls went* ELM OLION4 sad POW am oder : , mower. Jane & Wmaul Oloann MAIM, Clopetow, Yenasontbahirs, wielder. JOINT MCI COWPANTEN ACM. IlitiMon linernsfir triton ONg MILL 0011 PANT (Lon Tire, June 111 at 11, at Leeds Caw& Ail 111111OLVIIIT lISTI/10111M-AT PORTINSALITRIZT. MX. 0 E: 14 0. 1 11 11 .3. 4W= Nbibury, dealer le 'W. Yeah, Illeelm, piegnet- . T, Nat& =gr . illike.. 11 41 = 5"..t vic tu tualler- " J .".. . Hilley er" , lir RM. lone SI. 8. t, Old lent.road= s-egge-W. Halr pond.rosid. I t v A W .I"W4M4I.I' grata, • ei ~11ise IL City, trunk malm...J. I. =4W liblegeMl, Moo desio•--J O, WasS , IPortman. us* patent nteilikne vendor-W , tettin.street, And . Platter-yard, Clerkanwel& ler-J. Z. Bob! ueoit 4 =onerate, Illscktriarsreed , oe , illnitionlisrk, otemshision for th,".2:1 m. 0... •Ifilll wars loath-J. Honker, genley ggentegreser-d. Ihrider, North Wharlesed, Pad ' .ract, „ Ci t tuli. viiket= "6"llB. 2" Awe 2& &I n, Bird.in.llandeolist,i -J. nook Hugh-alreet West, Hoeiselesesineeet ai =lrEoW, 81., linsfM Caniden-to Janniegar m rps et, her of Sunny, sad Bow gehadAmelk vine assrebant-Y. 11. Hreensajlediorilbtio, New- Coventstaret, Hemmed victualler-J. A Shekberd, Upper. arlatrset, Islington, and New&esidedreet, City, azelited. VIIIIMIO OIDIAO. ,li. /ones. Harliney.terrace, South Hackney-T. Hughes, Friend *place, Old Kent-road, journeymen glass cutter-H. White, Si Jehn-etreet, Itiver.lane, assistant to $ warehousemen-IV, Dreyer, l'annowstreet-road, St. George's-in.the.lfast, cheesemon tr-C. pi * a P j° l 6 : P r k carl s llr Ile l_. Den n ing, vitu lf . o r w - 11=t, 1C ;o w t . . 1 s=nam-co - ace ' iareid-u. Boon, ravissock street, Dedfordequare, I Offollber-W. Bead, New Tyasonstreet Bethnal-green, cabinet 1 air R. WOonan, Naseau•etreet, liohoequare, commission -J. Peck Popham, Surrey, peuleror of muck-O. wm a ak Bet liord, Nellehighmehare-J 04111 east, lasibeoke.road. Set. ling hilt. wine sentient-H. Johnson, Murray-strecb. ILoston. accountant-A Murray, Cranhournisetreet, Leleesterequare, hotel proprietor- P. W. W t, Hansworth.street, Holton, mar. hle mason-P. Manehesterequare, boot maker's assistant - n d . . 11 :4by, My-place, Lewer•rosd, Islington. 111Q1. pattern. Thwart paraera. dineen'spnkera. Pet at ea ia it a. ilsa Fa &La& as. 4 a el. 12 ?AY PeoIoSIFIL 1 U .. T .M.... r .... • • mu. sp••••%•• .11 . 1 ll4 I• 4, 7 , 11 I I U Drawrena de Al a aEI la 51 1 Ula Opeasaas I II 111 U4l SI a 7 1 U? um tipeowas •••s is a 11 •Y •14 • • II 12 0 The elm regthass for ihe iiiii alk Pupal *Mow Sousilrad Our mom lad bolo si Ea 110151% ad IL led do. macmo save arecoMlrD vaus warranted Laudon min NW ot s mush ...1.• 'mikes ems waffialS Yoad by bassewee I MMRS. MONEY WlGitAll sad SONS' (01 Mae!wall Imam LINN 01 PAM= SHIM Ps AL'IITIAU.I—/'wM 01111, Pen Pty newt ,10 Imo Dork. WLIA E•DA T. Jure 10, al , =lry tblo Mafil 1. 1.0101006 IL SAWN. 18. Yoe ladla Deda dip Isms ow et 110.05. Wen 11 , 140mak mad Ism' logobrelol Imp et wliel comprises Ye Unookilbs, 001114 La* sew& rrt s tire. and ••ther blot, teroselle, awl willamoss wt Pura erpr for it. Friasser trader A we an chal pannoun sae somergssind. and 06. ,11 can La elprtkucad sworposa he 6404 Or par gage ropti tn 'l • r oft, A 1.1.1* PIT, sal MO/WAX Ida MOMS. MON it MN; Llll and wier Ml!/4, 110 1410600014000.—Pres•- ryin Ay Ws 110, a pow. 4•1000110 w b 101401080 to .400, r linsa Orit-slass Wit 00•011000 Yeti awl Nomi for lOW Aa • Mins • Mtn& lista Whig ISponso per WW I — l tf • • Tato nwlis •• • 1S 0 117 • fI I Nowt xfpone 1 1 1 111 • Perri Vona 10 0 1 112 • Tea Spoons Ol2 11 • 1• • MANI rale. "--Ua V II C;e1) 1a ; 1 . 3 ILLVIRaIIITH. ate.. Toad MX00271. Iteenromended by ,ltoyal C0m5414415•33 In works 10 proems lllO 1800 350,000 Total Pimlore. Rooolomalitod by R• 241 C oo = l4llo ° 163 1700 600,066 In works la papaw ,• 130 1006 Mae Total ,113 2700 763,000 Ziosametadad by Royal Commission •230,000 L works la prowess 3OO 2300 380,000 Total ' 630,000 Rolomaimaaso b7=0•1101•166 llO 1100 180,000 Iffrovas alga 152=1320011. Ramasmaded by loyal COMillillia• IN 1000 430,000 CZATH•M. amousided , 1.101,000 wooverint ltabommen.l,l by Royal Commlsalon l3O 1500 700,000 Doyle. Rooostmen.led by Royal Comalatlon 3O 300 170,000 L works la prove= 6O 300 145,000 Burnet—nom sumer, es it Omit Kalbear, ea to out ward and bouremard lobed gad reedee XoLK laititllPH t 0 AMERICAN ROYAL MN MAIL STE-VI fIXTPS, modeled by tie Admiralty to SAIL beteaen LI VIMPODIL end XZW TOOK Kriel. and be- Swans Lie FILM rOL and MOULT. the led o skip ealy at /Mira' 1.. band and ametwe ptemegere rd Bar %%bdy's nee& Tao following or ease meanie we appribited to tall Cron Livorpwrd CI for :XOTO Sedrirdwy. Jen, In. PERM I. V.. SW TOOK Dine& Saturday. luae Xi &RANA. for HOOTOW, eaterfte Jur y ramaga sinewy. Including Mearantle be and prowlerau bet witbwat wise. or bloom arbieb mm be WNW me bawd :—To wa4 bum.. child labia : MIS: arm' mai% Ti bow Tack rill,' cable. soma maim, 1111. laWkea,Ta.a and Novi Tart. SS pat Is% sag put Pd. now swan :amnia Sa sash wornalla. Oben ellsemeldpe him iteroaanw.iatlen bee Ilmbed and maim assaa4 mita pan M—roe primp we ether Informed= oily Se/. Poord. oroi street, Lamina . D. earns : lane. all CL Pb.. I. Para . 0 sad S. Irma baelmardreet. Olwre Mra molt Uvetios ' What ol.: liagarlowa : or awl C. liver, S. Water: s* =I:T COMMUNICATION to NEw TORR.—Ms LZYfI OOL. NKW YORK. sad IA AMAIN SHIP COWAN URANIA diessANAMII ads hatiroured Woo &sew mersows Illiamables. uQuesosSiArs Nwolsolt_ art WILILY MN Li l a= lON NZW TOIL &AMU RA I. I This Eq. ju n a !DINS( Rilll, Wolessim Jois SI Awl ovary sossosalas WidlllllllllF alba Obi ti gelassiesisseiks rlb.wimmw afts. lerwuril waft • miaow Overly Perispn tar Ciirib ea Se WOGS 1114 . 1=1 . Witmer_ owl 1171 MACIMArT re U. . . iN k ft g "W essit, =vs . assw 1.41.111.14 was tram LIVIZPOOL to IRo AIICIaIat v pp tram lo Illedrail elm mohlp eassent 1010111 AN. tem LIVERPOOL *. ( MEe I .l* Er. V= R0...0. Orbs% 1i0.1.14 1 . •• orio. SO O. OM, •••••41.. M orommo. dolma To 1%.* p ot awl 411: MEd 10 pans et a• Om. Moe t IC to bo bril wiloWsa —Poe liothur par.lon to to ELM U.A 11% Waist- Om( leo IksorpooL to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE g r it i tt li cs a truc.—no 11,11terlwe4 atewwitsalCcatreay a mew WI ftweeelee sleeer s hs kit ZllA WIPL i W. SNITI, WI Ca=inla alai = 111• Mile 21, ICZETb. MIST= tI..MVE. teen eft the Tower wwwylltewohty te m =l wvly /or . wow M. et CMOs • V 001,, A.: we to tutaros. awl Pill? LI . its to the Nethabwie Illemelest Canaphoy, 11, hoed hew City, LC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.-CRIAP 11.3KTISION to ths Win et IIt(ILASLI. iambi bra tar Amass TasistaXnee, Passassa, lasts Isd. ila SAT( /DAY. Jam ga =MOM TIAIN sit Maw A 441,20.49 at ass a s Wlllolll4llPti bridge, Bridgewater. sad i firintes= IrtilieM and Exeter, LW. ed , sad la and /Iketasel. Ma. au•l Ns.. alartwora fas. sod Its N"tml• Torbay ratastas. and Team . tra d L. : Ned giardwatipe loos ass 11/usalk /la sod : se ratur.lay. Jame N. fro= Pb.ssal Waft. sod lige stations at per handbill& Wolin prassed as mg stati..ll on the Teristii• It, C P :X:Ir Wad Newest listlaan will I. turoYM.I , upon prodatilea et lasts assuidos Ustais at Plymouth. with awl, woad. 1111 rd data reign Umtata meltable tnr return up to the Illth at Jaw twaliative, WI a stogie len for the doable pause,. b Z list GINEERING, SURVEYING ARCHI- TheTric I,—PIIACTICAL INETIUCTION given la EZYING, Levelling. Civil Engineering, Architecture, Bond. ift, Disughtlus. 11. r-under, Dillon*Ng. Ate , Ina .tort course, co sarrierate term.. Ineltetfing Yield Wort, U.. of Instruments, ge —Yor proepertuees apply by letter to W. 1., :I, Guildford Saffillt, ItieseelEginare, Lei:kite. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by Ye 1011310, vurrxxxr COMPANY ,Llnette . 36A, antlepollt of deeds, bt at sale. or ether sy = i te dr iori. ',payable by emey ladalimesta Demetlion altered pw ma. we all Ul/01111114 above AL Capital. dada*, Ye Wm' of MO sad AA each. Prisepeetasea awl Mir meat her • applkalse. Amin JAMES RODE. Ilasseag Director. C'OLT'S REVOLVER RIFLES and PISTOLS, , ant NEW mom. 5110 T yarytwee, travellers, mad bow 41 . 6. IV) calibre . It. 21, 24, r, ao-ioca Car:LiIIiVOLVW. Der: , .111.41141111. email bore . e.O. 6. ?bin* WPM 11444 S 'bre& bt tptive prim lie free—ler wee wboilmiim sad Mak by the pp,t,r. tee eel manufacturer. BAWL EL COLT. Pell Mail. &W., Lone.un Avoid eounterklta —Every arta TEETH. —Mr. EDWARD DAVIESON Cfnikllllllll to it ITLY TIM of the most ortraunlloary itify ag pot 'soak AY Om ea deli b • ICW4I.i t V J evert,* ofoonamol. Mt ID KNAMII. bar 4 74% i 5t Drooryi ninsiL = . l4 illaeethe ds for e'er - rek Deseledve bunko bn *pork two Nampa Telogripb ROWLANDS' KALTDOR,an _Oriental botanical tar Imeetelas awl latiottftftg Ye amplaaft• ..4 :7 " A ".° 6=.polrunliad awl IstUate atom./ swifts ect.tt. tb. mot ~ aftt parltyhag ...Um co I. ▪ eroding= irsaifts. lift tat% dtotokniits• a" .0 1.1. rotawasimil umi akin left tatz. art 1 . 1 - 4 :.taa. It ail= Ike elholle al Amite au the dia. .1.-ther with roftwooc• to MA sal Yottomotty se Wore soft. atoll. ,al to aalsonally to Itaft may Mon the wain clime of lott. to the koala mita at Mr Pm MO 4a. St awl I. It per l..ttle. Caatka. —The wade " Illosbadif kalydoe an as ft. or tstper al tad botUe. and Utir "A. ft tatiod tad *et' la M loft at Owl Bald at Ilatas•grea. law *0 ; lad to cftwalits wad itortuitsra EXCILNILL'S AKIN SOAP, the bMI for pro- Orb. a dim sod Mai , sada : I I. padres a leer qv MOM 17 2 :nekaell. 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Mats and Petaled lihmilesll: Ribbons, =nal Cotton Gloom ow serm i roreie Yee left the mism tws~ = toren klmel milt Desch awl Etna/ a mmeidershie allews••• le of which delasimsd ap.. the potpie the fall aml will Wee the Min Sleek at pekes WWl* N. h TIME ells)1•LD Y WIT mattes as emir seheelen. the stye Neap 1111111•4 So Twelve Gen may, ha order to seeks room hrt the workmen to eater the premien he part rebut* sod make ether iessissery elleretlems. BMW wed EWA= The See H 1... 63 sad 1116 lidgwaregood. W., June. IMO. aI:MIXER MULL E. MOSES and SON beg to stole Cut their pro piessioas kr SG sot la, say ot Oak War aorta as well fadses* as wrisk. T lave whale mebelo at bons ski shooed kw as MI . taw s saresda al Me sossesied la sea w amilmat el poi so bms arm Wan Ism mho we rest is Me er esi efts sakkry. 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Mal, la allowed by upwards of TOO .espial gestlamee N W Me meet elleetive Memnon in the cura tive trestgamt et NIZIFUL The re et a steel 'prin.:, so often bertha le Ms sank a bwe avoided : a sett bandage being worn romad the body, wille the requisite AT resialt&wer M suPPiled by the Nix' MAIN PAD anti PENT • Siting with so much rave sad elsoners that It cannot be detected. end may he worn during dew A descriptive divider stay be Md, and tbe Tram tnnur by port, on the etramiteshee of the Inety two Inches below the Yp home end be the maker. Mr wntrE, eta. healetnr. .11a Umbilical lbws es the mate grin d*. aod a female to trait gm baba CORNS, BUNIONS, w a d DEINCTIVE TOE NAILS ECTILKTID sod CUAND la sus whist*, without cusil i zr a rgt s y Mr. =MALI. Sik ZwisWorest W Kra Main II Fekned. Teems, ts ed to ft. Mr. Emil Ws line s Wm Ws *owl laultr. whiet . mlipe =AK Mwsmods of snow =SE: she W Ws karekst-rosia time hoc the I . lslswo of Woks r-s Ms. Wale Ws mei ran sow so mg ISK Wes.' VLF pds."-"ar Almaisit. le. IM. Ow Wes Ismils mad a ears sdrsels4 j tesu lai lm = l :7 Mr. Isialiallt sal imis simestr obarm s 1. impoi4lossi elsinall YOUTH mad BIAUTY.— Thy 4a.EUR l e TA or lloom of Tooth. Imports: may oompiezkos &Abe . the Ida trombone. &lbw owl OW meow of boob& To be Ma oosivit DAyymyy, doadok 401. Wool (brood. ova *sl Rodeo' Tabs =kw to onoo ronllbioloo plobop otasob N ooks boo by pool kr Ivo oboopo. TRULY IPTICACIOI7B and MILD. Dr. NOM 11/1.10r3 asd LIVIA PILLS. 'Wm* irry Illossifel bar.twei. tom Um nips et ir s q. et Wl** Z. Um Mb will be kind bewhalis to A. wear Ms Igloos and liver ecomplitik lolleria. wind. fie. ildillars4 allairms d the m ais. War Ilikilimil ear Imo. Awl es • agar sprigs* afir aft treks inod. Yak wad la Wit eposallas mg le or imoseb tb,, figegAs siii,=Zarlai. mg d= lie whol. IL 111. MN,* iiiii• Is ail Ort i tioNl MAL Ira NIL MB psis mai nom pm pods= .Wl= i m i l isi‘ ilk Jaimpand o .. ..lll.ld iIS tliegrimieseidasip. Total by I : Coy7l . Cominisaloa 9O 000 140,000 Toils' Otuts and Barracks Remanent' of Works recommended by Royal Commis sion floating Defences 1 OOO,OOO Total Estimate of Expense 011,850,000 The commiesioners reserve for a subsequent report the question of an internal amnia Their recommendations are unanimous, aal they submit them to her Majesty " with • Am 4117•Vilike that their adoption will place the power of lie os•Mry hr soil-defence on a par with its other ele ess••• of p•atasea sad strength ; will give security to its firlostry sal oammoroo ; afford a guarantee to the main tenance of pesos, and add • new glory to your Majesty's velem" We subjoin an extract from the division of the report which treats of Woolwich : " It appears to your commissioners that a large wort of fOrtifkatiOD upon Shooter's-hill, which commands the whole of the country in the neighbourhood of Woolwich, would of itself have Feat influetWO in the defence of the govern- Tint V 4 ..-Ztr"4lMO:iis ; wliflst it would be only &lout one third of the coat of the lesser project before referred to, and would require a comparatively small body of men to hold it. It would provide a place of security in the ueigh bourbood of London, and would aid in the protection of the metropolis, supposing the enemy to be advancing from the south-east; thereby in all probability preventing his taking that line el attack, and enabling us to to direct our attention more particularly to other points. It would form a nuclear 'to field-works, which might, if circum stances rendered it desirable, be thrown up in this quarter ; and in ease of a battle being lost to the southward of London, in which event the enemy would most probably attempt to turn the right flank of our army in ceder to force It to retire across the Thames to the eastward of London, where there are no permanent bridges, the twill odious of Shooter's-hill would cover its passage over the military bridge, which would necessarily be formed for the purpose about this point. Without the means of covering such a retreat, our army would be shut up in the district to the south-east of London, and its communication, with the interior of the country might be cut off. On thane pounds, therefore, we recommend that Shooter's bin be permanently fortified. With this view of the defence of Woolwich, it appears the more neceasary that measure, Mould be adopted to mitigate as much as possible the evil results that under existing arrangements would arise from the less el this important menet. It has already been de termined on by the government to establish • second anewl or great dep6t, somewhere in the interior of the country ; and we have accordingly been instructed to select a site. We have visited Weedon with this object, and al though convinced that it is not well suited for the intended purpose, we see no reason to doubt that a place in every way suitable may be found elsewhere, and propose turning our attention to this subject with as little delay as posaible. With Chatham fortified as we now propose, sad in imme. diate communicatioe both by water and railway with Woolwich, a depot might be established within its defences, which, in addition to thous now in course of formation at Portsmouth and elsewhere, would relieve Woolwich of the greater part of its stores, sad Chatham would be nearly as eouvenant as Woolwich for shipping to out-slatious or to the foreign dependencies of the kingdom. In addition to the.. arrangements, we submit that the operations of the amend at Woolwich shoaid hereafter be limited am much am pomade to the soda:tea at warlike stares, their issue fur mete, to be suchieted elsewhere ; that a complete pro- Taloa of wiry chowiptics of warlike dare required for an active defeats d the sentry, for at lost three math% be selehibited to the passed interior mead ; with duplicate pelisse, aid all ether reqeddles for the production of the eats article by the socketed Desires of the country, to the mat of the toes or ketreethe of Weakish." • 100.0301. for purchase of land, and 180,000 r for verb arready projected. Mamorourair hn HOIRITAL, Dwrowiants- WARE, OfeT.—The m segaimi number al patients relieved during the week Jane 9 was— Medical, 1,052 ; eurgirel, 471; Weal, 1, ;of which 414 were new is... - • - -• • ROYAL Fizz HoarrrAL, OsAT's-ranc-RoAD.—The womb*, of patient* relieved at this hospital during the week sailing Jane 9we 2,370, of slush 075 were aint area DEcusaiiin OT DfiIDILNDB. Itregain IBIS Pannisall in ßorough.road, and Juppe-terrace, Comowacial.road Ea* in w lit—ard dividend of Old., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, street. Janus gOoIT, Beewick-upon-Tweed, millwright-Ist dividend of Ss. 6d., Jane 16, end an, subsequent Saturday, 54 Baker% Newesettoupon-Tyne. 'mouse Lruar, North Shields, merchant tailor-1R dividend at Oa ed., June 14 and any nthesqueut Saturday, at bases, Neweastlempoo-Tyne.. MAgflieW 11180, Durham, grocer—let dividend of lid., June 16, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastlempon. True. Levi Lowiengs, Aheiyavenny, draper—Sat dividend of 10e., June 13, and any subsequent Wednesday, at =lees, Bristol. DIVIDENDS. July 6. 8. W. Morgan, Throgmortonstreet, City, stockbroker —July 4. J. A. Stirton, Chendosstreet, Covent-garden, grocer— July 4. J. Walker. Upper Be7ntourstreet, Paddington, hotel keeper—Jaly 6. W. Kirk, J. Wale and J. ICirk, Mounteorrel, Leicestershire, coal merchants—July 0. J. Merriman, Ryson. green. Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturer—July is. A. ton, Leicester, trimmer—July Ir. J. Henderson, Not draper—July 12. Y. Jelley, fun., Stamford, Lincolnshire. br ewer —July S. J. Wyatt, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire , licensed victualler—July 6. R. Hay, North Shields, Northumberland, butcher—July 6. J. Chapman, Hartlepool, Durham, grocer— July 4 J. Wood, Manchester, cheese factor. CIUITIPICATES to ha granted. unless cause tm shown I. the contrary, on the day of meeting. July 4. T. Thirrt Cornwall, rc""alZ. W 1 1 . 1114 Blonsiett Let Stafforust!:e, IL Claridge, Mil Croons*, Worcestenhire. and Marlborough, Oxfordahire, drover—July 6. J. Dowell, Birmingham, lammed patent victualler—July 6.spring U. E Bowes, Binningheas, Cope wounds menalacturer of elestle 6. J. Longton, gtaffordahlre beds—J uly , china mauufacturer—Jaly 3. W estat. . Birk Liverpool, boot maker. DI~OLYIID. 1. Holmes and L " Noble. City, Lupton and J. Lupton, Rochdale, and Chapelotreet, Rochdale, butchers—J. Blackurn and G. Walker, Manchester. phinthers— A. M. Lotings and A. A. Lotion. Sunderland, and C. 2. Latino, Newegatte.upon.Tvne. merchants—J. Taylor and J. Sunderland, shipbrokers—S. Parrer and J. Smith, %Titer:toren, Cumberland, qaarryrnen—Jane Tennant and C. S. Williams, Emmett-street, Limehouse, ship chandlers—C. L Hull and 0. Hull. Northampton, carpenters—Emily Take and It. H. Holds worth Crotched-briars, City, wine merchants—L Bodes and J. Wikle, Stockport, cotton doublers—D. Halton and J. Laekland, Stn., Liverpool, brewers of ale—John Jump and AMMO Jump, Lherpool and Bootle, Lanesshlre, helcklayers—J. Petra and J. Surridge, High-stmt, Camberwell, coach builders—lf Robson, A. Brothertou ,executors of R. Brothertou, deceased`, and 2. Rim jun , Bt. Bees, Cumberland, railway contractors—J. Brook, W. W. Mitionald„ and J. Pollard, Ueda, Iron founders—A. Kahl and C. Kahl, Yenchurch.street--J. Whitfield and C. Hammond, Nottingham, grocers—W. Butcher, jun., E. E. Butcher. and 0 H. Botcher, Norwich, paper ngskers—J. Sutcliffe and J. M. Sutcliffe, HAWK: Yorkshire, sptrit merchants—J. Mayfield and I. K. May field, Kingston-upon. Hull, paper manufacturers-8. Treeby and J. Treeby, Plymouth.merchants—W. Hollins, H. 'lolling, and E. Hollins, Manehnater, cotton MIMI merchants—lL W. LWey and T. H. Harris, Olnucesteratreet. Curtaldroad, tafowmelters —M. Butteilek rind E. Shaw,Selby, Yorkshire, drapers—C. Spilby and C. Carnes, Wincolielse, Klnston-upos-HnIL seed crushers— °. C. Moutreatb and P. Murray, Glasgow, accountants. _ . SCOTCH SHVBSTBATIONS. Dena) MACnonitit, Cinsnota, Req., Chishohis and Algae, In. versessahise and Rcesehire, Jana 15, at Cap and Black's Rooms, Istinburgh. feint Srunion, Browahot, Lanarkshire, June 15, at Dowell, and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. nags Uvula/eon, Dundee, manufacturer, June le, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. ALZIANUER litottest, Easter Walkerblll, Aberdeenshire. fanner, June 15, at the Library of the Society of Solicitors of Banffshire, Banff. Jan= TRAM, Ifossend of Dalian, fanner, June be Oor don Arms, Hex Jolla ROMOII, Bethlush, manufacturer, June 20, at Dewais Sale Rooma, Bdinburet. Jamas POLLARD Brum °Lwow, commission agent, June 19, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMILALT; JUNI 12.—APPOINNTWSIIL tenants : G. B. Goolden, to the Man; G. A. Brine, to the Moserch ; W. J. Walker, to the Barnwouta ; Sir F. Blackwood, to the Aboukir;Batty, to the Bleabeim, for service in the Violet ; G. Stratton, to the /31ewheam ; P. H. & Webber, and A. J. Wooton, to the Clan Assistant Engineer : J. W. Elliott, to the ittL a g a ird:d au Zi n :re nu Leietaat Engineer : J. Nelson, to the Asia, tar eereige ha the Omit CHATHAM, Jong II The Secretary of State for War has just issued a sew code of regulations respecting the admisMoss of caadi dates into the civil branch of the Royal Engineer depart ment. which was promulgated at the head-quartme of the Royal Ingbrer establishment this morning. The clamss for whose mammon the regulations have been harmed are clerks of works, temporary clerks of workr, and foremen. TATTIONALL% MONDAT.-oWiii 10 ea serer ia tem mites& the Wafters price fee the et. Lew we Quoted 7 to 1 instead al 7 to 2. THAI CENSUS Last evening a public meeting was . held in Free masons'-hall, in order to protest against that provision in the bill now before art for taking a °ensue of the population of sad Walee next year by which every housekeeper is to be required to make a return of the "religions " of every person abiding in his house on a gum night. Mr. EDWARD Bantus, M.P., presided, and amongst the Pagan" resent were Mr. Dinwyn, H.P., Mr. Thus Salt, M.P., Mr. Gressley, Y.P. Mr . George Hideaki, M.P., Mr. M,P., Mr. J. T. Norris, ALP., Mr Jffllea 1t4r1 . 7. , James Heywood, ER., Professor Hoppue, Rev. John 'Burnett, Rev. George Smith, Rev. William Brook,, Mimed Swains, Esq., Bull Terrell, Eaq., Rev. R. B. Argalsod, Rev. IL Eckert, Rev. Thomas James, Ans ley Pellath, Req., Dr. Foster William Spicer, Esq., Rev. B. PriaA Bey . Bellows' R ev. R. Maaneriog, and Rev. IL A. Beedereon. The ball was well filled. The Cnaraimit said that he had been requested to preside on this occasion because he wee the first member of the House of Commons who gave mile of an amendment to that provision of the bill which they were met there to op pose. The opinion which he then NOM tiled Mae lama confirmed by . Ors qf ease yeistkoes, Wiliit di ff erent religions Ai would not fitabh into the let Mould Mena* on MIMI dell who resisted theme, IhsttheyirMaral the * •wasa ., ~..„. se . ssest i t i s t „...... 4 ....... QS ; . to as . till Wag ad see Wm, r, hetr i Men isout i =ea rl. llllllitibik eerhend sue a queation might be asked in a country where all forme of religion were subeidiatid by the stets ; but act it am.v.....,d I ! church, orthe yea ime yid out any money-rd sill where a very large proportion of that ut , ralilita aosuctroualy objleted t o . my inter. Vilil li g a l tr e co w il l ecel th ma t ter eir religious opinions, . but y to env interregation upon them byarera allill=r. They had so sectarian object in to oppose this bill, fa. they be to all sects, including the established church The object they had to view was a general one; and was to defeat au attempt width they suspected was about to be made to employ the census for sectarian p they AM ma object to the amen being taken as tu rt 6l sin MIL, if the wahkie conamilies required it ; and h lre =strmlieletirter read whieb a wry:wig:eV:lhr o. or sr U. .Asela be was afraid that the impartiality cf that ' rend !eel prejalked certain classes of the comet 42 setthenhe repetition of such an exposure ; for that sappleiemost complete body of evidence in favour of the el religion to sustain and extend itself ; and 3 was on that very ground that those who F r wit it to see religion self.sapporting, bat w have it lean upon the arm of the Mete, now wanted to have a religions census of tt e xeci& tithes in a different manner. Now, he belt may speed and meelleat purposes might be answered by taking the census sea in 1861 as it was taken ten years ago ; a mere record of the attendance at those public insti tutions for religions worship, which were already regis tered by the Registrar-General would not have been ob jected to, and might have been advantageously used by good and phth othropic men. It might have shown them the existing deficiencies in the religious Mate of the and stimulate them to supply what wee wanting. Mat object did not involve the necessity of any in into the opinions of individuals ; and the real bond ode strength of 011011 denomination would be sufficiently indicated by taking each building, and stating what num ber of persons it contained. He objected, therefore, to the proposed inquiry, because it was an infringement of religion, liberty ; and as • statistician he also objected to it, because the results of it could not be trust worthy. It had been said that the imposition of the penalty was to be foregone, bat that would not mmd the matter, for if the penalty were pitairal, it would be objectionable on conscientious grounds ; and if the penalty were withdrawn, it would be objectionable on statis tical grounds, for then the statistics would be so much the lees reliable. He felt much surprised that the Home Secretary, Sr George Cornewall Lewis, should persist in this measure, in spite of the very strong representations that had been made to him that it was offensive to the minds of many good men. He then called upon tho speakers. The first resolution was moved by the Rev. (110/102 SIITIM, and seconded by the Rev. Ronear ECCETT, as follows : " That this meeting expresses astonishment that it should have been proposed by a liberal administration to olTeevery oceepar of &dwelling-house to make a astern religious profession of its inmates ; and that the meeting regards such an inquiry as an unwarrantable inter ference with personal opinion. and as bluely to be followed by mischievous nada" Mr. JAIIMS HITTWOOD, late M.P. for North Lancashire, =spoke to the resolution, which was adopted unani. Mr. Drumm, M.P., in moving the second resolttion, said that for his owe part, although he did not like to se; himself up spinet the law, he would not be made an inqui sitor for the government ; and when the censes was taken for his own household, he was determined that no friends or servants of his should be asked to give an account of their religion ; he would rather undergo the penalty for not making this return. He believed the object of the church party was to add to their statistics, by hook or crook, a large number of those persons who bad no religion at all. The liberal government on this matter had maenad such a position as he scarcely thought the thrift would have dared to assume; and members of parliament blue himself were thus put in • very unpleasant position. This was an attack on the principles of religious liberty, and on the !virus feel ings of the country, and it ought to be resented. Cheers.) Mr. WILD, M.P., seconded the reeolution, an was fol. lowed by Mr. F. CROSSLIT, M.P. The resolution was abo supported by the Rev. Joan Ruasievr. In reply to an observation, it was stated by the Ce.(l2- Nett that the form which the government proposed to adopt would not specify the Baptists or any other particular de. nomination of dissenters. There would be four columns, respectively allotted to the Church of England, Prommayi Digmetioi ikon Wholics : le. niebilicrs of ay oiler heily. After a short intervention, caused by the presence of two gentlemen—Mr. WALTON and Mr. JONMl—who claimed to sakes, the meeting against the resolution, and for whom the chairman obtined a hearing with some difficulty, the reethation was carried almost unanimously, as follows : a That his the conviction of this meeting that, whether lbs ileiand to be made nadir the Census Bill bo enforced kepis,* or be optimal enly, the information obtained will be kmaclusive aidisialesding ; inconclusive because cm name Ihessebeiders vionesfues to make the return, and =.lllMetheithet large numbers of individuals - 11116 thallinebed is ray denomination will, nor be retneeth es seadoerser religious communities." The lasi vessbiles use moved by the Rev. R. a Amu/Mk MA eileenied by Abe kat. Professor Horans, as follows : 4 11 at it being provided by the bill that information not gives by householders shall be supplied, to the best of their ability, by the enumerstere, there will—in the event of the return being made optional—be devolved on those sub ordinate (median:we the presumptuous and impossible task of describing, on th eir own responsibi li ty, the religions profession of hundreds of thousands of the community. That ce these grounds, and believing that it, the govern ment scheme, would foster sectarian jealousy and political strife, this meeting is of opinion that it should be most strenuously resisted. The meeting, therefore, adopts the petition to the House of Commons, and requests the mem bers the metropolitan counties and boroughs to support its prayer." A vote of thanks to the chairman having been moved by Mr. HADTTEIX, M. P., and duly honoured, the proceedings were brought to a close. DEPUTATION TO LORD PALMERSTON. Yesterday a deputation, consisting of about 150 gentlemen, waited upon Lord Palmerston at Caunbridge house, in support of the provision for a religious census pro posed in the bill brought in by the government, as being preferable to any return to the fallacious teat of 1851. Among those present were the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, 1L P., Lewd Robert Montagu, M.P., the Earl of Dartmouth, the Right Hon, Sotheron-Estoourt, M.P., Sr Stafford Nortkoote, Bart.., 3LP., Lord John Thynne, Lard Lyttelton, and Mr. Howells Davies (secretary to the Church Institu tior), by whom the deputation was arranged. Tho gentlemen present ted the London Union on Church Matters, the Eos isbChurch Union, the Church Institution, and the Church Defence Associations of Mmichoster, Liverpool, Kidderminster, Bath, Bristol, Shrewsbury, Cambridge, and Mciarley. Look N.. MONTAGU, in introducing the deputation, said, several inesabas of parliament had accompanied the depu tation interim to show their attachment to the church and the were were prepared to give to the government in Itir interesta. He might perhaps be allowed *WI so the agitation which Mr. Baines and ea* bad* an foot in opposition to that clause el the tlernmee In imele provided for a return of the *glees prodsesiees et tke pepalation. His lortbhip would be swam that el Ai glieliee ei church coma and other church mat. hers diseendone bad taken upon themselves to assert that t bswii h 4 Tessi4e grether body than the church. If they .Idtek slehmente were COMICS they ought to welcomed* egperseeity of proving their ease; bat if, on the other Issid they were tionacioaa of some mug ms they would natura ll y wish that se return as which would show them up, and prove the of them &martial's. The noble lord having Waned • misty of statistics founded woe omens re- menu, to show that the members of the Chuck ei Saila* ea those who were attached to the various Messed- I lag dencrainatione, appealed to Lord Palmerston teledi to decision deliberately taken by the government in refer . mice to the Census Bill, in order that a correct return might be obtained. Mr. A. B. }dorm expressed his opinion that if the noble lord stood firmly to the bill of the government be would have the supportef alarge number of last dimesterm He held that the organised opposition oC the dissenter to this bill was not in any way to be feared by the government. Mr. DellilAlal thought it would be acknowled that in the present position of affairs the statistics on which they ware amestomed to art should be corrected. Whether this was a subject in which statistics ought to be introduced was' not the question before them. The(inat t been introduced, and so far that portion of the mu Ind been of. The statistical returns of the t ceases had been freely adopted, and had been made the allegation on which legislative measures had been Introduced into the House of Commons. It wee of the utmost Importance that en this great 'abject they should have correctness, and that they , should not be asked te 'depend upon returns the accuracy of which was very generally suspected. The government might depend upon the cordial support of a very large party if they considered it their duty to maintain the opinion they had formally expressed, and which he be. • laved had been most wisely adapted. Sir James Ferguson, M.P., Mr. H. Hoare, the Rev. Dr. Molesworth, vicar of Rochdale, the Hco. Colin Lindsay, the Rev. Dr. Hume ' of Liverpool, the Rev. T. D. Gregg, and the Rev. Caron Owen. having expressed their views, Lord PALIMUSTOII said be bad in the first place to thank the deputation foe coming there to state their opinions and also to ware the government of their support in maintain tag the bill es it now elead. ? srkaea be way in obi& he mould ex plato to them his opbioas was by telling them that be had not very long age the honour of receiving • deputation representing the other side of the question— name' , the dissenters, who stated that it was a great vioLKm of 0011•Cielbee to require of any man to state what his religkWa'OPillelee were. They urged that these were menses between a mean and a higher authority, and that ths WI provided that if these qluestiions were sot answered, has and penalties would be which would lead to a systopx.of religious peasmation especially if lines and papal ties were inipceed epontheme who from conscientious motives refused to state to what particular sect they belonged. They had requested that the bill might be framed on the model el the het census, which merely provided for a re tina of the ethendance of the different denominations on a gives day. He told the gentlemen who formed that dmits tine that this was really net a matter assuming a religious upset, but a asition how they should obtain statistical formation for tive purposes. Ha told them that in all nations, in countries, statistical returns were obtained showing, for purposes of legislation and administration, what were proportions of parsons entertaining various religious opinions ; sod that coarse was never considered an infringement of religious liberty, being adopted merely for legislative and government action. No doubt the whole of a census, beyond mere numbers of the population, was an impertinent interference with the affairs of private life. A man might say, and possibly with jun tas, what business bays you to ask me whether I am a bricklayer, a farmer, • tradesman, or anything else ? and the softer part of the community might certainly with mush more reason object to being asked what their age was. (Lasighter.) The gentlemen who had waited open him had elated that many of the dissenter would say that they did met belong to spy particular sect, but that they were rteriChristmas. Well, thee, he thought that the ladies, they made their returns, might say that they were of no particular age. (Laughter.) The return obtained by the bat census merely gave a statement of the number of persons who, on a particular day, attended religions worship, and this was of course liable to fluctuations, the relative state of health and sickness for example, fine weather or bad—in fact, it indicated nothing but the accidental presence of persons at particular places of worship. • if it should be thought right to add to the enumeration of persons belonging to the different religious denominations a statement of the number of sittings at each place of worship, lie was not prepared to say that that might not be • very great addition. It might also show what was the zeal of each denomination in regard to este 'blishing means of worship in proportion to their actual numbers. It certainly might be a question whether penalties should be inflicted upon Xhose who from conscientious motives did not wish to have their re ligious opinions inquired into, but he bad always under stood that men were proud in ackiowledging the sincere convictions by which they were animated. (Hear, hear.) It must be recollected that the last census, by requiring a statement of the buildings of the differentdenommations, did to some extent enter upon an inquiry as to religious opinions, because each building was returned as belonging to one or other of the religions denominations. He saw no reason for from the proposed form of enema - ration -.(cheers) It appeared to biro that at, religious person could have any good reason for taking offence at it. The object was simply to ascertain a fact which would be of great importance as the foundation of legislative action. The only other points which be thought they had to consider were, first, that mentioned by the Home Secretary • few evenings since, namely, whether it might not be expedient to exempt from penalties conscientious persons who had objections to answer inquiries; and, secondly, whether, in addition to the enumeration of persons belonging to different sesta, it might not be useful to know the number of sittings in the different buildings em ployed for religions worship. Mr. A. BEEZATORD Hors, in expressing the gratification the deputation felt in his lordship's answer to their repre sentations, said be hoped that the census would be taken by government enumerators, and not left to She different denominations. The deputation then retired. THE BUILDERS' STRIKE. TO las torros OP THE IXPREBB.. But,—Allow me to correct an error into which, in common with your contemporanes, you appear to have fallen. Your account of the lerkenwell Police-court case of alleged intimidation of workmen is headed, " Renewal of the Deaden' Strike." This is a mistake. The " Builders' Strike" has not by= ronoWod, nor, so far air known to me, is there et present any intention of resorting to this always painful though sometimes necessary proceed ing. Your 'thoortiou of th_s explanation may be useful, and will oblige yours, Sic., GEORGE POTTER. 9d, Denbigh-street, Pimlico, June 12. HEALTH OF Lottnotr.—The returns of London issued by the Registrar-General, for the week that ended last Saturday show a total number 960 deaths, and a de crease on that of the previous week, which was 1,004. In the ten years 1850--59 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week will be found, after cor rection for increase of polition, to be 1,079. The present state of the public lies appears to be comparatively good; for the deaths were lens by 110 than they would have been if the average rate of mortality for the int week of June had prevailed. The births in last week were at the rate of 242 a day ; the deaths at the rate of 138. Therefore the former exceeded the latter by 104 daily. The mortality from small-pox continues to show a tendency to decrease : 15 deaths from this disease were returned last week, being rather less than the weekly average of May, and decidedly barn than that of the earlier months of the year. It was fatal last week in three cases in the St. Paul sub-districit of St. George-iu.the-East Scarlatina also declines ;it wan fatal in fl °saes, and diphtheria in 9. At the present time measles is considerably more fatal than any other mmotio disease, 51 children having died from it. Of these cases 3 occured in Chelsea South sub-district, 3 in Mile-eud Old Town West, 3 in the London-road subdistrict, and 6 in Kennington, second part. A labourer, aged 30 years, died from his clothes taking fire in the workhouse at Bermond sey. A boy, aged 4 years, was fatally scalded by upsetting a saucepan ; and a girl, aged one year, died from burns received in a manner not deaeribed. An infant was suffo cated in bed • another, aged 5 months, was su ff ocated by the string o f bat getting into her mouth and throat ; and an old Chelsea pensioner was choked by food. An in fant was murdered, and an adult died by manslaughter. A men died at the age of 97 years. A young woman sunk under exhaustion of the nervous system, produced by a too free indulgence in the use of tobacco, which she had both smoked and chewed. A woman died from traumatic tetanus, which was the consequence of wounds inflicted on her hoed by the spurs of a gamecock. Last week the births of 842 boys and 849 girls, in all 1,691 children, were registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the_ years 19e0-1859 the average number was 1,560. Tile DISTRESSING CASE OP POISONING BY STRlTHNlA. — Yeaterdav afternoon Mr. Brent resumed the inquiry at the Rose of Normanby, AO -street, Manchester square, into the circumstances attending the death of Cathe rine Annie Bell, aged 11 yeani t the daughter of the proprietor of the Medical.hall, in the immediate locality, who died from the effects of strychnis under cireutristancee already reported in our columns. The jury having answered to their names, proceeded to view the premises and the posi tion of the cupboard in which the poison had been kept so insecurely. On their return the first witness called was Mr. C. A. Wakefield, surgeon, who, by direction of the deputy-corousor i made the post-mortem' examination. He bed no loodkolMon 'in stating that death was caused by the = s ot .rlinin. Several other witnesses having been returned • verdict to the effect that the dreamed 14 111Cr tfera the effects of strychnia, through Iptilififaht, asebieetelly 6. and by misfortune. They unani gas or =re l m i l ikei ''... Beli me w dreines and . ng poi:f ceneps ons in his more safely seenrbd and especially concealed his deceased daughter, whose active disposition and presocity should have guarded him against placing such articles at any time within her reach. Ibre's lloovioromoo Coma.—lts delicious aroma, grate:al smoothness. and invigorating power hive Dry. cured Its general adoption as • breakfast harem*. ilb., }Vs., =b ci prkele, at le. ed. perm., by the peiselpal grooms.. ' Jame. Epps, Ho 0 adrertiomemit. fiL;