The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-01 00:00:00

6247, '/ezre 4 .~ r A .1 ils • • ;')Z17.51 14 11l 40.17 (Stamped id. Additional.) NAVAL. AND MILIIABY. FRANCE. EMBARKATION OF TROOPS., DUBLIN, JOLT 31. The embarkation of large bodies of troops for the stet of wiir predneed a considerable amount of incitement yesterday both Is Build& sad Klansmen. The 66th Regi ment (kerma as the West Rises or Pompadours) left this Royal Barracks at nine o'clock yesterday morning, headed by the buds of the 3rd Dragoon Guards, 96th Rightmost, sad 68th Casabridpeskire Mdida, and was enthasciatioally sheered along the has of march to the Westlasd.rcw ter ' Edam The streets were quite crowded with people, and the soldiers walked without arms and mingled with their friends and eompanione, their firearms and ammuaition having been seat on board .the preesdieg day. Toe windows of the houses sing the tay were filled with people, cheering the gallant fellows se they passed, and in several places the Union flag waved a farewell. The setae was one of a most animating and interesting "harass r, and it may be said to have been kept up along the line of railway to Kingstown, fur at every station and bridge along the way vest crowds wore assembled, and cheered the depends/ regimeat They were all hardy, stalwart looking men, whose brossed floes showed that they were accustomed to trying climates, the majority of them buying trussed but t few months from service in the cot mistieesafteellig one easaifitunted growth or unshapely appearance; in addition to which there have been probable ter regiments who on going to the Crimea were able to Ram behind en large a depot an 400 men. The following were among the officers (33 in number) who accompanied the t :—Colonels 8. Oakley sad 8. 8. Cox ; Majors R. • 7.taey and J. J. Bull ; Captains R. Anderson, W. G. Ilargesem, F. M. Ramsay, H. W.Aattio, H. R. &oat, W. C. enables. J. Hartley, and W. A. Godley ; Lieutenants E. I W. Phillip-, P. A. Robertson, R. T. Thompson, and H. F. Corwin ; Ensigns G. Sims, W. Taxer, Taylor and Wright; Paymaster 8. Lawson, Adjutant H. Williams, Quartermaaar littGratb, Burgeon J. H. K. Inner, Assistant Surgeons W. Diable and F. W. Kai z. The Imperatria is a fine screw steamship, barque rigged, of 1,800 tots, com manded by Captain Henry Knot. She was built for the Brasilia' trade, and carries six 18 pounder arronadee, in addition to the small arms provided by government for her Grew. In her Majesty's ship Himalaya, Captain Priest commander, which had shady on board 2d6 honer, and 247 men belonging to the 12th Lancers, Ist and led Dragoon Guards, 10th Hassan, mad 60th Pont, IMO embarked the following :-16 men and 10 horses far the fleets Grey, 20 men and 40 hones for the 4th Dra pes Ossehis, and about 20 more men and 100 horses belong ag to almost every cavalry regiment at present in tee Crimea. These detachments mere commanded by Cornets Wale and Richardson; and the Himalaya likewise took on board 66 men of the 13th Regiment, under the charge of Captain Kerr and Ensign Gillett. The embarkation was superintended by General Cochrane, oo.nmending the dia triet, Lientecat-Colocel Myline, Colonel Doyle, A.Q.M.G. Lieutenant Tally, R.N., and Major Fairtlatgh, 63rd Regi ment. Shortly afar half.past three o'clock his &saliency the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied by the Hon. Captain E. Howard, R.N., and Mrs. Howard, arrived at Kingstown for the parpose of viewing the transports. His &saliency went first on board of the Himalaya, having inspected which the viceregal party were rowed to the Imperatris, then lying in the middle of the harbour. The Lad Lieu tenant, with the members of his circle, then proceeded to the Zingari, screw steam yacht, the property of R. Jackson, sea., Esq., on board of which a due& nos bad been prepared. The vessels having the troops on board were to have sailed last evening, but a dense fog coming on it was deemed ad visable to postpone their departure until this morning. Colonel Cratehlry, the commandant of the provisional depot bettallon at Parsonstown, tae Thursday wonting lest received an order to despatch a draft of 30 rank and file of the 67th depot to Dublin, prior to their embarkation at Kiiagetown for the seat of war. In the afternoon the detachment left the Wracks, under the command of Ensign Halted, amidst the chain of their oomradee and of the King's County Ran. They were accompanied by the b.nd of the battalion, and the man appeared in szoellent spirits. The following Mare belonging to the 67th are ander orders to proceed to Mahe —viz., Captain Woodall, Lieut Russell, Ensigns Mills, Heated, Powell, aid Thompson The Cork Roloorger says : Rear-Admiral Sir William Carroll, whose flag now thee in our harbour, has just beau appointed to messed the late Admiral Parry in the Lientenant.Goventorehip of Greenwich Hospital. The appointment, we believe, is worth SOW. a year, with a suite of apartments, the gallant °Dicer being, in addition, en titled to retain his half-pay. Hilt uratrrnalllMMlMlßß: lponal hein 6 4 ell the 2111. t remarr. H. lea ewe. & from" slat *Ablas N ".1 Pik*" 10 " . Woe lea W. • TINATINr NA =1111•11111•1 the 11•1 T. : Loam= eal Oe. THE DAILY MIMI : LONDON MORNING TAPS; yoke saltempel 4:11.. arm* IL "be leallz=el Jeareet. the alieneeet MO 1111111111111111M1 sal slla all mai lie Mot awl edge el lb peed asee—la les mow i i lie Dwell.% mg te Ha livid amemilla mei sewer Woo . L io• eMelmill• IMO& williwey. ma ofeaSely eillatee—life pew lILLMOOSI M'ONDINTS AT Nit BSAT Or WAX. lOU = MINI It lOU Ulla& AND IMPANTLAL A. eadladwas erly report H elippiag la the Ulm Nees is op Todto It ma Overtire AUM Ilk gal a eadelee MUM MOW. VII lig of by eeTHU ONLY D . IT ELOLUDao ALL OTTNIONEYS •DVZHIVINVINTS. -C le eldial ladepeadleaL ese SM esomer be we tbs. slaty yourelhea are et Imeatemoorerfee. thee s perer W. by etaelearty ctect te u treedea s eeleavel kw Need tad yeelaka est _ le be Memel ergo WitAssisc or seentee• la the Idealism ; re et le ra le. Ileseleteeesee• Vluet.areet. Lases. N. asetV be experloratt ia ebtetelas tie paper by main pen et • Memel reed y pabbehee will, at walleellea, NEL& the per of aeiteepate to ateply tt. at Mahe. Fee querbee, pate la edmeee by PeN.alNee mdse. BOUTHAIIPTON, JOLT 31. Fresh orders were received here to-day that 13 damn, 283 men, 210 horses, 2 flit bottomed boats, end 180 tone of stores, are to be embarked on board the 0 1 &rem Company's steamer Jason, et this port, for Balskieve. Fifty -eve casks of salt provisional hey* arrived here, to be embarked on board the West India mail packet, which leaves this port oa Thursday asst. Them provisions are for the British troops at Trinidad and Honduras. DAILY KIWI LINT TO READ, tram 8 a. m . situ s at Is. par week; raw is Isms of sostiry, s. far bd. pre day, a lb. (maitimprr triam iparbie ; by M. WALTIUM, %•b• AVM. lc TIMIP64aO44* The Hempel', screw steam transport, hoe been under •ths neesesity of putting back to Woolwich to repair do sage., ceased by fire breaking oat round her funnel cuing. Teo Hooper bed got under weigh in charge of a pilot, apparent', under 'atoneable curounietances, until they ar rived off Deal, and the pilot was about leaving, whan end dimly be discovered fire to be in the immediate vicinity of I the engine room. All bends were walled to work, and by the timely discovery of the pilot, and activity of all on board, the are was estinguistied without doing much damage. RALLY NEWS FORWARLIEDtotb•COUNTRY by SVIIIII/40 POST. at t in . AL pat Ir. puma la abeam. y lit 4 MADDOX. we apak. its 111, Pookailirs aid New drat. A ; ,....-,C o ars- .i.' . .;;1 ,I Te l ia ,:JA • 0 GE-roe+ • ~) ..• a , zaaw l akClLeihi Za RIIT A .... — ,i . _ — --- , ..T 7.0 YIIZA X7ilT OT : . 1 ...0.2 al. 0. ; 4 1 L i .44 •• tic... 4 444. .... Z 0,1 .i , I :••• ") • :. 4 r* • --. ":.°. .., .7 - , .. , ,". .* , . .....---"/ .7A.141A/L 01101 gin . .. i„7-.t . ..or„. ' 1 ' 4 ‘.. C 1.• i• (k It ...—.......t. / . , ~ -14.• , t .7; '.., . i .l • I' ,' • ; .. ni • WT.. • " 1 ....., A llille . . • • 5.1.4 01'4 ' • - • SI * , . . . et/wriel , 4 a ir • l • I 4-it 4 1 / 1 , R ' I. s ' ' •.: • ) . ( o l : ‘....,,............., . r t • •• . . , . ,:::: : ; : [TWOPENCE. --o. (NION 0111 OWN 001111SPONDONT.) PARIS. TOBIDAT BYROM). The MelßOfial of Asian says: We are able to anaemia that it is not at Calais. es best. Wore supposed, that the Queen et .11Legland is to dieser bark, bet at Boulogae•sar-Mer. As the Quiet' wiU hats Landon on the 17th of Angus; the Emperor will leave Pub on the preoeding day for Boulogne in order to receive her Majesty. This news is confirmed by the Patric, which adds; the four splendid divisions of infantry now in the northern camps will come to Boulogne oa the ocee= sloe, and will, together with two or three regiments of cavalry now on the march, be reviewed by the Queen and Emperor. Great preparations are making in Boulogne for her Majesty's reception, and it is said that she will stay there forty-eight hours. Letters from Turin say that a visit of his lifjesty Victor llamas' to Paris is again air fiefs's*. The lath of August is spoken of as the probable time of his departure from his capital. The msrvellous result of the loan—the subsorip• Lions having exceeded by upwards of a milliard the most confident estimates current in financial circles • yesterday—had a great influence upon the Bonne to-day in various ways. Under the impulse of the news in the Moniteur, the Rente opened at 67fr. 25c., being a rise of 45c. from yesterday. Many large capitalists who had sold in the expectation of obtaining from one-quarter to one-third of the amount of their subscriptions, now bought in again, finding that they must be contented with a much smaller slice of the loan. There was a reaction after the reponse doe primers for the end of the month; the last price was 66fr. 90c., the rise on the day being only 10fr. The railways all closed at higher quotations, although the rise of the early part of the day was not sustained. Credit Mobilier was very strong, and closed at 17fr. 50c. ti ~ 1 No. 2,792.] lUMMW BRITANNIA 1M AIWURAT/ICE 00XPA1 T, Littradiros. Pak zoom Slesvonii Mt a Varmasemi4 Me 111YrklissO Pet. 7/11= a sille = swain Lome or DO I% draw Int arm yisre. Sin isiessi Isple mak.. se si ~min Indsoill. 1111723151 A MUTUAL 111/1 MISOCIATIOIL Itrayomed by bit 112,004% Royal Webs ?Mad. 0011211•16•9 5,451111 y. Pssubms empatedlar emery *no 10204' 4105/000 mg% mamma reliie•—time imeyald MU maims 11‘2210000 dr mats. Ireerzsbftay.l (awn4l-1 U-. *Me Han- Quas i( 9:401m Pluabia Yard Tarty Isity &ma. of a IL Pr. ' Pre. P Tara L. Ws. ' Wm. ulna tab is d. Tom. 1110,4. iatiad.sa4. 119 114 ill I 0!131430111 O 1 9 1 111 4 3 1141440114 0 226 414 S 1 110 1 4 5 011 ▪ II II II 011 4 1 , 9V06T101. 1 3, 1 4 10 11 1 & & 114100 Dleselat. 0113111111 MllOll, IMPERIAL E cGLIM ALGA MARINA is tits Ossesstrated &nese el *be steemene. emelehis be • Webb mallelei him tbeelehre el duel elm* vilibmilleal ealholllee male ebe beeellie hum odium r dom. it fir. Wad lel • allele =els Mom sift es dwell rhea. pot. fiber pale la Ile isle eel trtr.:4l/0 tomd mien e" aft" 61 ' /m▪ ild" w i~d the sellersa. Ow el di. et balipainerl ihNeyee; ise le ell ewe *bin Ale. Os rememehel, It mar Imam he Nal held la both.. >< IS 420.. sod auk hi T. Reelleg. 1 , 4 Oh Peel 41 •• IN Os ~Jo 46 .411 1 3:11 leiseA• y selbrem. NA may be hod pude ea et . ilhellee. sr reet lbw hy orsibeleg etenets. THI NNW NOVIIIO. Now nip all tlir_Lltourlet jot Frail.. A D 1 r • L Di Dm Maoism YY. TM Allomard strolabol wows. of oft& tostal vats bars oz. IMAM a atippod broaso• or keeping or swum AO at Qs or of Wm" MO& row to moreastato tut I tom* croft. IN with a s m ote! Ira Mb say production from Kat powortol 171 . 1L1F COMIIDAY. By Lord WILLIAM Lattoz. TIM JIL&LOUd WIF IL Dr 1111. !Amos. "• No or gnat power. As so sabot al &die X Pordoo 100 Wigwams wadi* Wake dos Ws wort.'—utobe. Horstrad Illookott.potaiont morioteo to Wan Whom MB. LEIGH HUNT'S NNW WORN, Now ruody,ag all the labrorto• kt 3 MIN OLD LOUKT SUBURB ; or, temerlals d 4 A booirlrelAZWll•lwN •DosioNgeL Pt lama Rom no might graUguition. —Mb..... " • thlighttul •hoo li r rota. MY TRAMS ; et. Au Jambe" through Tntag• Etittoorfand. sod Ifsy.By 311.• Osmium Hurd sad INselutt• pa•Mters, Isonapers to Wary Cabers. ROUES OF Th. Leap Cw Dad—MUNIDAIG AIL? 31. Ink We isill at I *Veit. Tim Margeisef SALMMILIST gemeami a perithea flea Plt. Lake% geeytog fir siserstiess is tts idoolis Legal NISMOISIMOst Lerd POSTMAN vreeested a petftioa from listterme. tea inrd Wsstroas from the Oerporatioa of lattice, M the Ma di& Loma MSAMOHAM preissted a midges from Om lead serveryare of the Mated Kingdom. eomplainieg of the fir asthma!, opise sermon of the Board of Ordsesse their peculiar business. Lord MONTRAOLS moved for returns easersted with the alleged seer ef testes" is the Presideitcy of Madras. THIS ROYAL SOCIETY. Lord BROUGHAM Wily drew attention to this with holding of the gnat of 1,0001. to the Royal Swrifty ftw the proseentioa of seieetilie objects of /motel sully. This gnat was originally node for deo mien of satoothing sway the diSealtise West& Ma not with in the • • " • estnaity Seated triad showed media sad eassliblat tisa. at the statement of She MSaftswal of 1.0001. beta the Berl witty, for he caudated that be portlapeted is that surpass Nasal( who. be Sett beard of it. He was panes* at a waft of the Repel Illeolety when Protestor Owes madams, samarke oaths sogliet with which manes wee treated by the goversithat of the country, and that the dims of it wee the withdrawal of this grant of 1,0001. The heap of the mss were these : is 11130, the =tasty applied, through is president, Lord Bosse, for Oscan/ out semi seisaties impartment*, ad 1.0001. was ameedingly granted out of the Queen's Bounty Peed. which was lieutod I. amount, sad MOPS adapted te demi. table tbsa to mantilla objects. The charitable claims at that heed having inereued, when the application from the R /el Satiety was 111•441 this year an answer was marled that there was so arreageasst toads for as assail trait of peals messy for esisatille purposes. Bat who be sad mute of his sable !deeds heard of the withdrawal of ths grant, they watt to the Treasury, ad iadsesd thhM partisan to address a omanunteatke to the Royal seoY b 4 iy . saying that they would be disposed to aossida fa any representatioa the Royal Society might make to them. Their saswer had sly bees received yesterday, so that the govethenest bad sot that to take it Sato their esesideraties es yet ; bet be could aware hie noble friend that It would receive their (avowable cessideratioa. Bat be hoped his statement would sot 'educe his sale and learned friend host premiss the claim of risen on whatever goverment might be in parer. The Ezhibitioa of len had preyed that, notwithstaudiag the skill end energy of the people of this country in the application of the principles of art sad manufactures, they were much behind other maths. This be believed was wrap to the ignonaos of the workmen of the principles of art, sad also of the peratesersetthe articles they erodeoad. He believed that the display of Impish art in the Paris Ba hibitioa showed a sensible haprovemat is this /septet, which he attributed to the encouragement given to art daring the last low yews. (Hear, bear ) The Deka of ARGYLL observed that Professor Owen laid not make any grataitbus complaint against the govern ment. Hie remarks had bees owasioned by something which had fallen from Na (the Duke of Argyll) at the mating of the Royal Society referred to. Lord BROUGHAM expressed himself &Waled with what had fallen from his sable friend. . TediTh Beildast Mellor. --. 11411111116 lialli. " . 1 78141111 111 V"11 1 /2 "4 1:=. Puled Mme!{.=l t Welsd leo ingisetwaso of wasswestai sisesaby roadie, as UMMER.— Ladies will MA the eggliostiee el 'swan beta a work odssiastlis amigos« Bow la Paris, is RowLatster YALTDAt ma OW, In pmearibe whir& i• was stolid tbst Ma EMOM Eabibition surpassed slog r lamier el thi c i .... Ws& that of 1561 ; th at ft was aim hem the Paris Exhibition Pal Wed Mew elid MN; ANA OM "sMtts • ! ra/R arm , * is imaiiiim 1141:11~ li on Wail ate tits issatissatal welts sista et ilis ilia esseklas. e wow sal sliswed a suposiosity imeassesally Wyatt* that et this ato walistal be tar [nyder, and ries w a asesa a rle dw iss l i Z aseatty H. (Lord Basegliam) feared this was owing to Mr as vissia• himmosi ImbeiMill iiiiirmi lewd% SWIM= Iheaseseragoasat whisk art mei ssisessinrivsd frost go =kW bad a "" bi ll ia * h. 4 " 4 " .. "___ _...j.".." 411.8 lIIMMOMM absesa, sal tbs MOM IMEI which dug lad •. TM weeds Pamieads' E rea. awes the -........--,—... b ias iiiiiii, tasted taikiiisiiiry. =Jr Littili and SUM. 3 2 . NM ouressese. Zabel" I" " aid OILANVILLI deli vat wale's that his noble and Massed Woad shows& swedes, sad sausthieg tits iodises- 1;)LILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loudon, at las. par qbartar.--411NT by MORNING ItLII,, at SI I Is. W. VIIIING DO.. OK e 6 pm v.—R. ADAM% 9. Parilimaataiftest, 1119•09alsow, Noes kola. BAYSWAMIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD; sad aapgilad to las balsa, by mein pad, at 198. K avartar, pabd la advaaas. IL 1111111/11“. Otomaareasa. Wad. "Bewallet. Vtie court. OSBORNE, JOLT 31. . The Queen and Prince embarktd on board the royal yurkt Fairy this .only, sad rroamded to Portsmouth, to his proem at the Immesh of the Marlboros" which was lied to take gam shoat me& Ear Majesty sad his Royal Highs.. will beam Pie.- Admiral Sir Thomas Coehrme mad lady with thair um ray at lumber's after the ceremony. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Coattail eat rater. day, and rammed the bearing of the blookade ease, the Prossisks sad Me Johanna Maths. The lade promat wore—tbe Lord President, the Ctimeeller et the Emily of. Cornwall, the Judge of the Prerogative Court, Sir J. Pat ting, Sir B. Byte, aced Sir W. Mamie. Lard and Lady Haddo and family leave Um Ran ger's Ledge, Blackhead', as Swards, seat, for HM do How*, N.H. TM Marquis sad blarehiossos of Salisbury aro wtetaislai a raw• sir& at Hal•U Row, Herd, pre. sloes so the Nobl• 'Lanais visiting bV ostensive estates is &edema. The Zarl sod Coautos Van* have arrived at Sea lea Ha, Dolma. The Counties (Eeases.) Waldegrave and Mr. CI. Ci. Hateourt, M.P., has ratartassial a mammies at 'Wean at Nasals= twits the last tow days. Vas sampaay have iatieded Prises Reeds VII., his Emily/my the Prussian Mlaistu sad the Cousins Berustedi, end the Earl and Cesium of Ciareedes. " The Boulevards of Struburg, Bt. D.. 1, Bowie. Nouvelle. lloeemartre, dee Italians, dee Capeskin, aid de le Madeleine ere,•' says the Cooestiterieeasei, " le be deco rated with triumphal arches tow Qom. Vimsvies viett." Mocha Poch% (f3moral Sir Stephen Labium) ar rived is Paris yesterday from Cosstaatlnept', ow roots to Zartlead. _ _ _ &hem Packs, Miniotor of Publie Works in Egypt, las arrived .t Caostaatuseple. Hs assesapsales W ism of the Viceroy, who was milted to XissiPaabo, ez-Pre eldest of dm Grand Conseil. Abbas Pasha forced the couple to mimosa, but dace his &alb they hove biome is. twasoled, and Gioia live tosetber. A meeting - a[ matee;ibers to a Rilaa tutimosial mill b• held at the Duke of Richmond's Muss Is Peetlitsd PMes, seat Tuesday. _ _ " ileopWs Liiraries • are inereasio' gly popular. Nest week cite Mastitis of &Inbar, is to preside at a meet- IBS at Hatleld mewled with a proposed histitatios of the hied there. M. do Rotten!did, of Paris, subscribed 750 millions of tram towards the as Perish lean. Whoa hisses Alphonse Soak a thetas fee 75 taillleas epee the Beak of Fiesee to K. Bispe, oe Baeday, the Miateter, it is said, was to meek Mead that be tabooed the young capitalist opt. sad aids. RBLIOIOUB WORSHIP BILL. Lord BROUGHAM ..id at;trt — ticeti;t;ierled of the sossiet le would sot hops to warty this bill, bet he wished to inform their lordships dist the priastple of it, as set forth is the preamble, hid the entire sossarrages of his sod limed (rind Lord Lyadttorat. METROPOLITAN LOCAL MANAGEMENT BILL. The above bill pawed through ciorituituw. Thrift lordship' adjourned at • few minutes Wong 10 o'clock. HOUSE OF -TUEBDAT, JULY 31. The portion of the early sitting net reported in Toiler day's Express, was occupied with the disesasies is eommit• tee with varies' rots el &apply. Oa resuming at 6 o'clock, the sense object was centinaed, a large number of votes being discussed sad passed, It longing to the estimate for civil eontiogencies, and the sup plamestal estimates for the navy, the transport, and the psi het service*. Epos the vote of 10,000/ for Captain M'Clare and the Arctic dimmers, Admiral WALCOTT took that opportunity el expressing hie admiration at the bravery sad perseveres." eabibited by the Arctic diet:overate. He should be glad to know whether there was any Jauntiest of carrying out the vc commendation of the eseamituse of that bowie with regard to the grant of medals to theme brave men. Mr. OTWAY thought it should be expressed in the vote that 6,000 L wu to be given to Captain M'Clare, and 6000 L to be distributed to the offioen and crew of the Investi rater. Ha wished also that the officers sad men of the Enterprise had bees »warded. Captain SCOBELL said that the committee bad head great difficulty in coming to the deeision, bat at last some to the conclusion that the terries' of MTh's , . were pir•-•mi sent. (Rear, hear.) They deemed the service' of Cap tains Eellet and Collirw moat distinguished, but felt that if they went beyo.id the acteal diseoviniee of the RW. pas sage, they sheald be travelling beyond the mop* of their in stractioss. He trusted that the men would all have medals, as they were some of the flares sailers that ever exited. It bad been asked why Captain retort, got half the money ; bat his wee as extraordinary ease. (Hear, hear ) With his ship fear years in the ice, he had, by his extraordinary judgmost, enrage, and skill, overcome all difficulties, (Hear, hear.) It wee sot like a simile flash of mange in the day of battle or even a campaign, bat sustained and persevering efforts, cad be (Captain Sitobell) believed that 'either parliament as the country would reap the reward. Mr. - BUTT supported tke decision of the soseraittee. sod warmly eulogised the skill sad courage of Captain Y'Clare— . . . 11 - 1 , 71. SCULLY wasted to bow why the whole reward of 20,0001. 'Messily premised by the Admiralty, bed set hese awarded to Captain M'Clere. Mr. BUTT sal that it wee ecasidered by the semeeitte• that the 20,0001. bad bees offend before say portion of the N.W. Farago was dissented, sad besides was for briars( a ship througlsthe ice. Admiral WALCOTT mid that 6,0001. wee gives to Parry sad 5.0001. to Rem. The pretest vote absorbed the other 10.0110/ Mr HEYWOOD isquired why the I,OOOZ. be the Royal &Oily had been dinowiesect ? Lord PALMERSTON esplaised that the mosey had erlgisally bees ghee as a appeal gnat for a temporary Puree, sad bad bees subssquestly demanded by the society se a mann of omen He regretted that be was this year obliged to refuse it. The vote was thus agreed to. SOU, monument to Sir J. Prialtlis asd the oaten sad mos of his expeditious. Sir C. WOOD said that Is yeeposisg this veto be did sot shish it to say • word is its reensereadatine. (Hear, iseee.) Admiralty had determined spot• m , shame, estl bed pat themselves is Ileammueiest es stadium, libels* barest is Annie expeditious, orpedally Lied HAestuste. ibellg, the matter was placed in the beam of Mr. Werat, esd it was °sly within tbe last twigs that maim as a proximate estimate had bees resellemi. It wee gespesulithst the mosessest should be plum/ seseigsese es amtet Liostesest Belot, sad there wee o tenflher meets tee selestitg_that site, Irbil* sow, us =2. et :lsateat ezimel. Or M. Parry, the friend and J. Pesetas, ws6.vers.r et sad resi des* Is, evesswleas Heephal. (Meer, hest.) %t wee is. headed to iseeribe ea the seessmest the names et Sir J. Fresklis sad of the whole et by ism sad crew. _ Alen as aspronisi obeareseism hen Captaia Booms., The vets lass seised is. Os the wets of 1.114,6410 i. hr the tramrpart expati ates% Or O. WOOD meld that the sera be sew Galled is the basso Is p.. was ems dirge •101111111 L It lame sa additional vets Me the tnspset seeds. for the rassisda of the you. TM mesa of Ihi. braisesed eels was the laws* imaroonsd awns of ths seerasa. awe tho selleistes whish bad ahead, beam tooted bad boa pommel Ids emirs had •aleretisa is essjusalin with our anise ts sassy wasps, horns. mad stens far bsysmot the amoust uneasily easesem , slated. By the treaty with ellatiMill us bad swims ft Miley Bra Weeps of that the Bradt Beth sad Is isisestawryisor reserras imilli a moisfaermiests as they Immo itgldrai. This bad beim dose fa a ammo, jabs latiskanry, sad that fans had boss fully kept sp. We bed respived frog ear ally the Brassier of the Wash a very liberal sad gamma peeponal. Es had said that the Frisch ram • sanitary satiate, sad had mere troops at their draped than as bad, sad that be would .lad thee to the Crime, while we betas a rind trades, hs raked our seristaara to forner his INer sad bones to ths isms el aides. (Bear, bear.) That STATE OP THBSERPENTINE. AND THE LANE IN ST. Si* Yesterday, at a special court of the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers, a communication was read from the Board of Works, on the subject of improving the state of then winos. It appears that two branches of the Bsnelsgh sewer, 'uniting respectively from Frognall, near Hampstead, and from Hensel New Town, suite in one stream a little north of the snow-re di, and pan through a sewer of 16 IL 6 in. by 13 ft. 8 in., from Oloeciester- 1 terrace to the head of the Serpentine, near the Baysentar road. Milne point the sewer decreases to 6 It. by 4 ft., and when the sewage rises four feet above the bottom of the drain the overflow is discharged into the Serpentine, causing the pollution of the water. limy thousand houses empty their filth into the sewer, and the great cemetery at K. nsal-green has it+ discharge into it. A new cemetery, also, is about to be opened at Hilburn, the outlet for which will be the sewer in question, so that in addition to ate filth discharged into the Serpentine from thousands of bonus, the water impregnated with the decomposition of hundreds or thousands of human bodies must find its way to the ornamental waters of Kensington-gardens and Hyde-park. The communication to the commission stated that Sir Benjamin Hall was desirous to cleanse these waters during the autumn, sad to pre vent a recurrence of the pollution, by turning the sewage Into a main sewer, :.ad he wished to be informed in what manner and in what length of time the whole elfin drainage whisk at protest comes down to the Bayawater-road mold be pulsed into some of the peat sewers having their dis charge at a lower level; also whether there were any engineering difficulties% the way of each an object. With regent to the ornamental water In St. James's-park, Sir Beejansin believed that, heroes the lake could be drained off, a aew seam most be made at a lower level than the emstieg drainorbieh rune under the parade on the west front of the Hone Guards. On the motion of Sir John Shelley it was resolved that Mr. Bsaalgette, the chief engineer to the commission be instructed to attend the Board of Works on the subjest; adverted to. GAME AND BeLMON.—The prospects of sport in this district—so lar as reprds grouse—are the reverse of proisisiug. The eold, usgenial sprigs was usfavourable for Wellies, and even the birds which emerged is safety from the shell bane, in mane oases, succumbed, under the scarcity of food, arising from the destruction or partial injury of the plants on which they feed by the severity of the winter. Black game have sot suffered nearly to the same extent, and the probability is that they will be hued tolerably abundant sight days after the 12th. Hem, partridges, and pheassats are plentiful on all well preserved ground, and the late shooting bids fair this year to be the best. Up to the present month the swoon hem told severely upon the prods.* of the sea and the rivers, as well as the land, bat better time* have come with this glorious month of Deretfries Courier. TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OP ROBERT NICOLL.— The Perthshire Advertiser gives an account of a festival is honour of the memory of Robert Nicoll, held on his native Orris braes. The party, amounting to about a hundred, assembled in a beautiful sequestered dell on Ordie braes, and within two hundred yards of the spot when the poet Hest saw the Wit of day. Mr. T. Richardson, bookseller, Perth, an old friend of the poet's, discharged the office of chairmen. After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts, the chairman calling for a full bumper to the toast of the day, proposed, is a few appropriate remarks, the health of the poet's parents, Rebut and Ocoee Nicoll, sad concluded by presenting them with 1 lurnaesaidy hosed copy of their son's poems, with the following inscription :—" This oopy of Nicoll's poems was presented to the parents of the poet by a few of the admirers of th e author's geeisa— Daly 6, 11866." " Thou bast left so son, bat the song will erve thy autio." The poet's father briefly acknowledged the toast sad presentation. Other toasts followed. " The living poets of (lowland," coupled with the name ref Alex ander Braith, by Mr. Sisseton, Perth; "The memory of Barns," rte. SUCCESS OF THE FRENCH LOAN. A summary of the following report, by the French Minister of Finance, appeared in yesterday's Express: REPORT TO THE EMPEROR. Sire,—l proceed to render to your Majesty a report of the known results of the loan, the subscription to whic.i closed at five o'clock yesterday afternoon. The information yet to come in is not of a nature to affect it in an important degree, but will be embodied in a later and final report. Three hundred and ten thousand persons have taken part in the subscription. The sum subscribed will be about three milliards six hundred millions. The subscriptions ot 60 franca and under, declared non-reducible, will figure in this sum Ism from 230 to 236 millions. The subscriptions ot 00 francs and over, subject to a proportionate reduction, will be about three milliards—three hundred and sixty millions. The departments will base tarnished pearly 2311,000 subscribers, and more than a milliard of the capital subscribed. The foreign anbacriptione--thaee of England, Hol land, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, &e.—exceed 200 millions. Such results, sire, have no need of commentary, their unheard of greatness speaks loudly of itself. To obtain them neither especial winded' nor ex citements have been necessary. The relative ad vantages offered to subscribers were in fact less than those of the last two loans—a fact which has not kept back 310,000 subscribers from offering nearly five times the sum required. All the efforts of the administrative authorities have been employed not to excite but to restrain the eagerness of the public. Thanks to the restrictive measures of your majesty, the coups's& of 60 francs and under will only cover a part of the loan, and nearly 550,000,000 will remain for distribution among the subscribers of larger sums. Everyone will have his share as is just and good tor the public credit. This portion will be somewhat less than a sixth of the sum subscribed. The deposits for the guarantee of ten per cent, will themselves term a total of three hundred and sixty millions, without reckoning the sums paid in antici pation of instalments. One of the most remarkable features of this extra ordinary manifestation is that a displacement of capital so enormous should be possible in a time so short, coming so soon atter two loans in the midst of este ' nor complications, atter the alimentary and epidemic crises through which we have passed, and this with out causing the least derangement in commerce or the money market. Contrary to the experience of former loans, the annuncement of this was met by an advance of the price of the rents, which, from 6ifr. 90c. on the day previous, rose to the present price of 68fr. 800. In order to favour this movement it will be desirable ,to restore to circulation at the earliest possible moment that portion of the capital paid into the treasury which the redaction of subscriptions will render repayable. This work will be effected with all possible celerity. Sire, the financial operation just accomplished, probably the most astonishing known at any epoch and in any country, is well calculated to enitgbten those who may still entertain doubts of the power of France, the extent of her riches, and her credit, or of the popularity in Europe of the generous enter prize which she pursues. This immense concurrence of capital, arriving from all countries, furnished by persons of all degrees of fortune, will certainly be rn the eyes of the world the meet striking and irre pressible evidence of the confidence which the go vernment of the Emperor inspires at home and abroad. —I am, &c., P. bIAGNE. GREAT FIRE AT CONSTANTINOPLE. The Moniteur of yesterday contains a communica tion, addressed by General Larchey to the Minister of War, giving an account of a coutiagration which broke out at Constantinople on the 17th of July, and for a time exposed the French military workshops to imminent danger. The fire began just after noon, and, favoured by the heat of the sun and an impe tuous changing wind, consumed 130 houses. The buildings occupied by the French were entirely of wood, and were only saved by the incessant exertions of the pompiers, who likewise saved many houses of the town, which must otherwise hare been destroyed. The following have been appointed select preachers at the University Church, Cambridge, during the en siling academic year: —October : The Helicon Lecturer. November: Th. Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Melbourne, Trinity. December : The Hon. and Rev. Lord A. ' , fervor, Trinity; 1866. January: The Rev. 0. William', King's. Fenner, : The Rev. J. Woolley, Emmanuel. March : This Rev. B. M. Cowie, St. John's. April : The Rubicon Lee. tater. May : The Rev. H. V. Elliott, Trini'y. The following odd notice appears in the advertising ellensas of sows of our daily ootamporaries:—.. Theosophie College, for the Investigation of Natural and Spiritual Truth Worsts all Developments and Centres of Lole, up to its taintaiu head in the Divine !login; and thence outwardly again, even to tits remotest, grossest forms of material Nature.—To the wealthy, who in making their will, be at liberty to dispose of property in the wisest a9cilkoagigg t o the great glory of God and bleseednAorlifigla world—ln the 'lntroduction to Theosophy, fogad • Ptepoul for a Thoosophic College and 0 .• f* the perfect Cultivation of tits recoodito Bdembii "i; Art of • Itegraeredoe,' to which the ttzF ilit.gpnod, discriminating, and wealthy C • peettally diressed." toe! • rl , LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, _ AUGUST _l, 1855. was &fairs". liberal proposal. led wee NNW est la the drat WO= we sinteped 10,000 ltnedlt temp to the Gime. and gam we had beeniesillinia tin Wilveywies et owe* asejearnloa with the beady who sent • greet . theuessives. Welted alio swit 40,000 ass a the Tamkal away hoes Vasa es linparark. Re had as • Imam inneim hem the ratan hithem hod qt his thee we hid seemed 11,400 bones in that str o▪ be ; bat that was far balsw gm mark, for be Mead treat the elleial somas, that the amber esaveyed was 11.000, and agues* bid been lost daring the beet)—• *et whisk wee inoettotitlimble to 11 4e=ir11; atomises seaduedes the eisberkaties, ecavepenes, and de bowbasisn *see law (Hear, Wear hoar.) eines then we had else onsesped IlteLTarbisk esitiasset. It was also ewe, nom quit* ladorpondest el the movie' sinew. beet le/ Is the possible egereibas of t a b u war, Mat *lei altspld be • assabot wweelete the dlopiesei of the sag obwerek. Übe emestatibnespollides Nit re. Thal a ged' timed, wee seeied. mad elk& qpzir snot wee se ednesed is a vary the Foes& to nd s ru t e=se= f thanishis lrie°4 4 eon, e and lir hied Wee ° enabled at ease to stele that the weld be et the Nees where they ware wanferr i t the time wised.' It would be lb. worst possible eseneony net to be provided with seempeses for men, hones, sad ow, whisk might be regaled to Do moved la the Crimea. TM amber of nut too boosoe moved dale the boglasiog of tho war was tool largor this woe mogosol • he there bed blew elfb• esea and 32,000 karma, besides gum stores, mad material. 1 kis was a mesh larger amber titan baboon mmtemplatn. He was man that is the beglasing there was mem wands' in the transport service. The rigot bon. harass; lately at the head of the Admiralty had esta blished a transport, and some confusion occurred in come quince of this treader of duties Iron on department to another while Ma war sou gulag on. Hs was glad to say that everythiag was la good one, now, and a suggestion whisk bed been made with regard to treasports being kept moving from home and bock had bees acted oe to a gram extent, and would be still further carried out. Another arrangement had also ban made. • greet saving of espouse would be gonad by the transport service in the Black Sea having unity of aerie., and be had seat an ad miral to Balaidava tinder whoa Biagio cameral the *bole transport service was placed. He was to 001111111111klit• with the genrals and the sommimariat, and place what °Davey saes they required at their disposal. He was convinced from represestatiena he bad neaten, and from some. *ions issiltad had with the ■lll/Si ea sanitary authorities, that the drat step towards. she ofillioncra tbstranoport vies woind be the h sailor sontrol. and the whole env* hat Ibo =Wool of ono • admiral. TURKISH LOAN BILL Tbis bill was is;cr remark, sad amidst &ass. um Pia" ' withalli BALE OF BEER BILL. Oa the motion for going law committee =this bill, The Marquis of BLARDFORD opposed the motion. This WM a bill brought in, nut upon the respossibiiity et the goveruseent, but epos that of • private member only. It bad been brought is as the 27th of Jaly, was read • second time OS the 31st, and it was sow proposed to go into committee. He objected to this burry is the ONO at • SWIM which upon all heads Milt be admitted to be viewed with very diffenat bebop by &franca parties. The evidence of the committee ups the bill, sit.h es It was, wee aot is the heads of hen. members, sad beam, without ea• preside, say °claims epos tie onetime, be sbasld slave that the committee be adjourned to that day thaws mambo. Mr. FEE WEN settotufed the Epodes. 8. eeeteeded that the eat of feet year had Doi bed eaMoiest time foe he deo to be teed. Mr. ALCOCK said that this was admitted by the public at and mast be known to every member as a most ex optional ease. Everyone knew that the matter pressed for legislative interference sad it was in the reco ll ection of all bat that home itself Lad been pat in a very false, not to say dangerous, position, thrmish the feelings excited by the sot of last year. He had It ta matesplation to move as an amendment that pablio.homes be Mowed to be open on Sundays trom 6 Velma to 12 &sleet at sight. (Hear, bear.) He hoped to have as opportunity of taking the sense of the house apes that proposal. Mr. H. BERKELEY defended the wane whisk the select ememittee bad taken. Mr. RINNAIRD said that there were many venoms who had wacelied Sb. world% of the act of left year who were sot twastined before the onssaittee upon this bill. Betting aside, however, any objection upos that prows!, he certainly thought the evidtuee which was takes ought to he in the heeds of members behire they cottaidered this bill. Sir J. BHBLLBY thought there was some reason is the objection that the evidence was not is the heads of hes. members ; but a postponement of the committee for three days iostead of three weighs would be sufficiest to get out of this difficulty. He would move that the debate be now adjourwed, in order to give an opportunity to hew welshers to have the Gelds., beton them. (Cheese, and cries of " Divide.") Mr. NAPIER, rotated spinet proseeding with this bill !at that period of the sissies. (Divide.) The Marquis of BLANDFORD would sot object to a postrwasent of the committee foe one week. Sir J. DUCKWORTH believed that the objection of lb* noble lord (the Marquis of Blandfoed) was to the priaciple dins bill, and hates he thought that he ought to take a division upon the third ',snag, and sot throw obstacles is the way ageing into committee._ Sir W. .11OLLIFFB trusted that the house would pause before rejection the mottoes for Rohm into committee. (Cheer..) He believed, if the notion were rejected, greet snit...ties sad discontent would be the result through the whole country. (Hier, hear.) . _ Sir J. SHELLIfir withdrew his notioa for the adjourn ment of the debate. Mr. GLADSTONI thought that hills ought not to be passed which were hued upon the reports of select ems mitten until the evidence in support of those spots wee is the hands of hoe. seashore. At the same time, this was • very eaespUonal see, sad one which deserved careful cioariderstion at the bends of the house. He certainly thought that some ezproseion of opinion ought to be given by the government, for epos that, be suet .infer, hie vote would mainly depend. Lord PALMERSTON sald that there mold be no doubt bet that the question was ose with which has. gentleman were well acquainted, and, as it appeand to him, it wee also one upon which all could form a jedgmeot, it.. without the assistance of the evident' taken before the select 'nominee. (Cheers.) TM holm bad delegated an eequkry tea 'Pennines; that eemminse, nesse, with man care, had come to a decision without mach changes of opinou. (Hear, hear.) Now, considering the necessity and simplicity of the subject—for it was by so means a matter of complerity—coninering the lateness of the session, an also bearing in mind the feeding of the enunt37 upon the question, be would submit that it wend be the better nurse to go iato committee spas the bill tether than wait fey the dividing taken before the 'sleet committee ; the more espeetally as the latter nurse might imperil the passing of the raesout• in the prima session of parliament. Mr. VILLIERS explained that the only change made is the law was un eat/Rosin of the time of clones from ten to eleven at night As one of the friends of the bill of last year be theuebt the change new proposed the beet thing that could be dose, sad he did sot look apes it at all is the light of a repeal of the act. The - Mum divided— F4r the soesitta• For the saradmeat lO-62 The house then went late eununittee os the bill. The elapses were severally agreed to, easel* that giving the power of appeal. Eir. HENLEY approved of the insutios of an appeal slew. _ ____ • _ _ — Mr. • CORBETT, es tba perms who bad suggested Me imartioa of this claim in oonsenittas, wished to szpiala sow why be thought it should be withdraw.. There was as appeal against tke formes am, and as appeal easiest the pretest would proclaims rust ditiemly end la orrapruity is site digitises et dm usgistreta. Abitnetsdly weddered, as appal dams migkt be advantageous, bat looking at its abases is Ms set of 1868, be tbougltt tbe Isentios nt it meald ealy Menage the difiloaltias of the magistrates. Ti. appeal dean was this smack oat. The lanais of BLANDFORD proposed, that se the evident& takes before the aounsttee bad misted eminsively to the metropolis. the operation of the bill should be con fined to the we locality. His lordship moved a clause to that stmt. Mr.l3llltHELEYopoemod the classe,statian that political is favour of the hid badiseagsseeste& frost all parte of the kiNglem, end with half a million of signatures. The dame was negatived without a ai,hk e . The house resumed. and the bill was ordered to be re- OXFORD lINIFIRSITY TRIM& Yr. HRTWOOD limed; " That the &repent of a sew 'shunted's et Oltemit of Isaias& mensbarphip far Prides sorships is &weed Leenat&a. In oddities to egaismal reli giose bee he the of Baehtler in the Ley Fesaltise at Wad. is db ed applied to the spirit sad poiley of meat Mgitlelisy sad nests with the diaappettwal of this Buse" After a drat iinvereatios the made& yes negatived with est a division. The hoses adjoaried at bait put two. lanutroot., TvzsDAY.—Tbe Canard screw .Meer Lobules, Capta:a (Ink, gaited tide Anson for New Tech, with s fuw oak pennon god $ imp Me ea bowed. i 4 OF THE kW (stet ova, Oyu 0011111SPONDINV POILTSMOUTB, WIDNISDAT MOZNING. Tb. Is of tb. Marlborough Iris twomplobal this morniog without soOkieut. , TI7ZIDAT. Today tailwind for this bleach or the magnificent anew ship Mertierwagikef 131 insi,ead ansiderably larger Ors the Dab. of Wallingies, the roost flagship of Rear MOW Desks is the Beige, and it having bean an siesseed that bar Itidesty would perform the OSTIOIIOII7 1111 idwietealeg tbe ship, the amnion . suited the greatest into ne% at Ibis pert, sad real auelbere have visited it hove all pane, bilk by • train and steams boat. Daring the whale of the early. part ef the day the weather wee wry ssfavistable, babe relay, and aesseepaaied by Keane, etiterake the *amber of visitors wed* deabtlesoly have greatly isereased in number. At it wu, the dos ?Pit 'rammed, whilst an almost ni. ems were meant altogether. Some good accommodation for the general public bad bees made, is referents, to booths sad platforms. linriegh for about 12,000 persons Ind been constructed, and admission to these required neither honor ticket. Compartments were set aside on the north side of the slip for her Mejesty and the Court; the Commander in•Chief, Vies-Admiral Sir T. Cochrane; the Admiral Sr periateist, Res-Admiral Martin; members oftparliansest, the prineipal aims of the dockyard, the Mayor and ear poraticm of Portsmouth, the clerks sad juaior oaths of the dockyard ; whilst on the south side the com partments were for the Lords of the Admiralty, the Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General Breton, the Governor of the Royal Navel College, the Commsadant of Marines, the Captain Superiateadent of Hasler Hospital, the Gahm of the army and eery, the Alden of the civil departments, and the families of the workmen engaged la the launch. The apartathate provided for the Queen and the court were very nest and commodious. They com prised an elegant drawing-room, with retiring rooms, and a loadeosse balcony overlooking the harbour. They were at the extreme end of the slip, opposite the stirs of the ship. At it o'clock the Oaths, Penes Albert, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and one of the other royal chil dren, embarked on board the Fairy at Cowes, and at once steamed for the dockyard. Oa coming up to Spithead, the royal standard was saleted by the Neptune, 120, and St. George, 121, aid subsequently by the garrison from the ramparts. Is • quarter of an hour afterwards, similar salutes from the Victory aid other ships announced the approach of the royal yacht into harbour. This was shortly followed by the hearty sheen of the poem afloat, all of whose vessels, ea well as the men of war, were gaily dressed out is colons. The Fairy steamed direct under the sterna the Marlborough, her Majesty belt.' greeted with the east enthusiastie cheers from the thousands of peruse coop.- gated within the building slip. A temporary stage had been sleeted dose to the building slip, sad here her Mejesty disembarked, proceeding to the royal apart meats by a covered temporary passage, most tastefully adorned with banners and flap, prominent amongst which were the royal and imperial standards of the four Allied Powers—Resisted, France, Turkey, and Sardinia. Os her llejesty's disembukieg, she was received by a guard of hawser from the 80th Foot, the band of that minium playing t►e National Anthem, and by the Consmanderit- Chief, the Lieutenant-Governor, the Admiral Superinten dent, Major- leaeral flir F. Smith, HZ., &A., by whom the wool party were °sides:Led to the royal apartments, where Wee =may veYtsladd VC few minute' to inspect them. Her Majesty tile proceeded along the beildiag slip, amid the plaudits of the spectators, to the christening booth at the bead of the vessel, where the performed the ceremony of nude( the ship, dashing the suspended bottle of wise spinet the noble vessel's bow with considerable energy. Her Majesty then returned aleag the slip to her own booth, and the lauschiag of t►e vessel commenced. It want on very sitidectorily at Bret, and glided dews the ways en which it rested in the meet beautiful manner until it had nearly got out of the slip into deep water. It that, however, suddenly same to a Sand still, about 60 feet of the fore part of the ship belag atill in the slip. To avoid theideat her Majesty aad the mot immediately left their booth sail proceeded la the royal earflaps which were is Steadiness to the resi dence of the Commander in Chief to partake of leachers, this having bees one of the arraogemeate of the day. The most prompt mrasurle were taken to give ea im petus to the stationary ii eseel. Powerful steam tugs were brought him requisition, sad hawsers sad captain were resorted to, but to no avail. ♦ hundred ems or so were then ast to move her by mesas of wedges drives against beams of wood plsosd against bar sidle, bat them, with the wistaria of four steam meals, poreessias a power of at least 400 horem,were arable to get b.rdowa into deep water. There she remains to night, but nib bort that by shoaliag up she will de no hers till the eases ef tie ieepedieent ens be ucertained and rectified at kw water. The following are the diateneiou of the Marlbeewegh: - Feat la. Length over all 283 foot 246 6 Breadth Bl 2g Depth to hold Barden la teas 4,080 Load drought of water I forward . aft 0 Height of tarot! above load water has .. mails track ditto, ditto Toss, Weight raainzaut „ satin yard 6 23 „ Nielson ri filigino Bails (area 39,274 square feet) 93 9 , 16 91 Gans and carriages 3BO 99 abet ~ Powder 64 600 II Machinery „ Water in boilers Feet. Length of alai* yard lll Power of engines (borne) .. 800 VISIT OF RIR MAMSTY TO THZ MILITARY • HOSPITAL, PORTSZA. _ _ After ormoludiog laaelreate at the Cozonander-ht-Chiere, her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Court, left fa throe ourriegeo for the Military Hospital, in Parton, being as sonspaa - led by Ilse Conasader-ia•Chisf, the Liesteithat Governor, They were received then by Dr. Odell aad the ether °inn of the staff of the hospital, her Majesty remaking there au hoar sad a half, inspecting the whole of the lanatse, 80 in number, sad about 300 others, new llama, who was frost the barracks of the penises for the parpoes. Her Majesty node sot minute inquiries of the peewits as to their wounds, ta, takiss down 14 asses of about 26 of the want eases. The Court afterwards retuned to the dockyard, and left for Debora*. Lieutenant James Irwin, R.N., bee been appointed Adokirslty spot co tin Ilostksaspies mdse._ _ _ - • ENTERPRISE' —By a recent decision in 000 of the superior law courts of New Turk it has bees laid dews that the ast rely prohibits the sale of liquors of dotaestio assau feature. The Rest asernise all the stores dtppleyed li/Dll sertifyiag" sate bat imported liquors mild here." The New rook Ilsraid says au thw—" The outmodes displayed by the liquor dunes in disposisp of disk Aneriess liquor in one night, sad ailing their steps with imported liquor by seat nerang, is certainly very extraordinary, and merits reknit ashes. " TM Boasts (U. 8.) Post nodose ties introduction of the ant " Banns cab" tato that Nifty, by • gentl.nsa on se eted with the Oeaard line of steamers, at the estreest solicitation of several of his friends. The "attractive I stinky" was drives about the streets for an boar sr two, pnvious t. sashimi. its &protease for hire, and nand an atiniriag wend wherever it stopped. Connonous AND CDAPLAINS.—We learn that an solar Mines bags issued to the men of the rasehhigats ladepladeace, sow statioaed oa the Pall. suit, to work ea Ilaedsy whtls in port, the chaplain spoke cu bit nob isbnis la leis serum. Oenniodere Yenta thernipas edited bin to desist, sad be has not bola permitted to puss& sloes. The si &pina i ourn s a ring to Washington to maks ossiglia.--Newhoso ■