The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-04 00:00:00

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SOWLAND sal SM. 18. intlanyyrday, Intim; sad by sitnelels yell yertanin, THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAM, prior eistemped St, striped M. efismill4BlSLlZal lesreal, the rheas* of trse sesumes sad k Meat sal raise of * peeersl estre—la r ereassey of Its l.a Alt; sea Is the *Hod marossthe sad sammerolid Worms. seadeed tho Op, newsy. or maim, artkimi—tbis paw 21 0:111111NONDZIITA AT TEI /YT or WAIL. ITS 1101=111 MEWS 1$ aluxtscs AND IMPANTLLL. As eadedsofy arty Art ef WM* la the Lass Si.. IN **- Om to It by soory ~tied lilak sal It sestelre prima of THE ONLY DAILY MONO WORT, via het IT SXCLUDU ALL OPTIMUM ADMITS/MINTZ It Is tale* ledscroksk, ad. 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M. 1111.1111110111, Ortmo.arraes. Wait. Main Allitet, BRITISH TILICORAPH COMPAIIT. The general Meeting of this company was held on Friday at Glasgow. Mr. Gas In the shah. The import of the dtrocton, whisk was Ma ps 4, alined Met the eat balsam is f of revesse IMO NIL her VMS alit of the previous half year, while the primp share aphid wee in seemed by 25,7331. They were therefore anal& M declare the same dividead fer the last as he the former belt year. The Manse% Mecums' with Memel the ihatiesad Me se& meigistee, ham speed wen a leeenelmetion o e f pima, ea a priest* whirls they emeider te be at ewe fair towards the piano, and likely to prove emeneerative to their eharebehlers. The new tariff M lake effect ea the let of Angus; est up to this tilne dimmers ham I every reams to gesmally satioded with the Mange ' The dimities rommemmil that the present Mimeo be held is heed until the aspiration of the easeest Mir year, is order to he added to timr unmet them dedmehlo Ae awl dead. The emission of the wires as Dann, es regeired by the charter, wee duly completed end speed he tars i. Jam. The waders round limo from VMS= to Carlisle, emplanes the direct Liverpool and NeoeforMair essainani• cation with Glasgow and the north, ere Sallied, sad work ing satisfactor4 The meeting was made special for two CZ= -the Int relating to a sum of 78W., et which the recommended the dieberooment he peid-ep shame to Me Beeenses Telegeeph Oeseimm. The emend special Where vetoes/ to the home a aremor ohms. Under the terms of the drorter it wee required Thee Nth satire espital of the Niamey eiresld be subscribed he blare July, 1866. To amply with this modal= the deed of settle• meat must yet be signed for a further sum et 111,111101. The Menton have felt that, as the compare y ham bed to borrow reasiderable sums for the emplanes of works, it would be greatly team interest of the isocapasy that the sharehoiden, while oomplying with the charter, should at the sane time peovide for the mammy the amount of its debts I. the way of preference 'here', either redeemable at par la seven years, with • dividend of 7 per mat. stanwlailis, or as perpetual prefinenoe stock at 6 per cent. COLEFORD, MONMOUTH, USK, AND PONT?' POOL RAILWAY. The half- carly meeting of this company was held at Usk oa Thursday. Mr. CILAWSNAT BAILIT, M.P., presided. The report stated that the liae from U.k to the justice is ready for opening ; and the works of the other contrast, hoes Usk to Monmouth, 12 Wks, which, at the period of the lest meeting, the directors were shoat to let, are, with the inception of the teasel at Usk, eoasider•bly advanced. When this matron is completed the compel will bate • continuous line of sizteea miles ready to be opened for traffic. The diseeteas memumed the epeeists of the line from Usk to the jemmies as nee as the snake of the Beard of Trade sae be obtained and sails heteey arrangements cut be seamed hit° for such purpose, as it will be • very great cossweesase to the publie. The maim' amount shows that *UK had hewn onisondwi, harks( 10,2434. due ro the treeserer. Mr. Jamas, the en emies, states that No. 1 east/est, fear miles is heath, bottoms the junction with the Newport, Akergaveaay, sad Hereford railway, at the Pontypool turnpike-road at Usk, is now ready for opening. The Cisstamax atoned the adoption of the report, which was seconded and carried, sad the directors having hewn »- appointed, a tote of thanks tertaisated the proceedings. BELFAST AND COUNTY OF DOWN RAILWAY. The half-yearly report of the directors of this line ensgratielates the propneton on the satisfactor7 state of the 4011111•117 . 11 &gain. It Mir "The progressi .• improvement aut. receipts and the diminution of working expenses, as Mews by the maned table, not only realise our expects gem in referees' to the increase of profits on the line already Is oporatisa, but matins the inefideat opinion expressed by Me mots as to the large lumen of trifle 7 arWassrao immediately on the opened of the exten sion Vas. Year eadieg list Eel,. 1852—mains es meant lames 12,2241. ; 18.53, 12,2751.; 1864, 12,8171.; 1866,13,3091. Waidag spew., half-tear ended list July, 1854, 3,1331. ; Ink 2,7 UL b. 6d.. 1 . the amounts, duly examined, timated, sal entailed, then appears on the balsam stint spiels of 4,070/. 4. 10d. on the lest half year. We norm a..& that a dividend of 14.. be declared, and a ems of STK Se. 10d. carried to the reserve fund. The proprietors of gibe aur steak are entitled to renive 6 per cent. upon such • MOW ee they may have paid thereon; and each pay mat 4411 be web up to the list Jely last. Wean fully *lin to Ilbs IMplintimis of proceeding vigorously with the extension, . • Win A.. regard to the interests of the naseholden; 111111 siesortuants have been already made fee acquiring peeemriee if the land rrquisite for the **attraction of that of the line from Comber to Dowspatrick, sad to Ballynabiach, as sees se it eon be entered apes i.jsry to the mops. It is oar °pions that the bon powers of the company should be pat in operation ell advartiottasat calling the postal meeting notifies intindem tie submit for your eossideration and approval tie peepibly borrowisi, by isortanyo or band, suck tau re be diesed accostory with the new to the proposed esgoNeeece . of the Obit d tke weather cut Sa•day, there beat, a cold sera sad Amitosis/ of rein, the numbers is this. gardens • 1.11111111114 ee greet es darkse the warmth of the previous week. . bled liqamese•J, as asset. at five, but diesostissed Aat halt pest ave, wheel the relit commeneed, cad Ie I IiMIMPIIIM .1 people leek shelter wades the trees. Aka r Obi Mower hod passed off the crowd disperwd to oarless pots of the gardens Netwithemading the Mete .y of lir weather, the somber of ponces who shaded wee I. OSTOUL PALACL-8111LLDIS Day,—Sin. 3. is beds ea payment, 13,438 s dills Win.a Vasa, 7504b1a1, 13,813. Corresponding day yam, 9,4011. HATILARKET. The Man of Nary Friend', which is now arena leg w►at promisee to he a Ws rue at the Haymarket, kr the latest novelty from the pat of Ile. Stara Coyne. Peter Poppies, the mss of any Made, is • retired doll soaker, Ma ilile-sed, who soddenly bessising wished by • " Thumping Legasy," leers off dollqaakisg, takes a villa at Norwood, and baying a wife who is abides" of shining is the sure of Aar ten, speedily surrounds handl with a hat of fashimabie Moods, who eat his dinners, sell his Whew winded ►arses at esonness pasta borrow his nosey wittiest any 'station of maples it—trader ha behind his back, and perform all then other hisseserable little radars. by which ash Meade are ere reedy to prove the sincerity of t►olr sttashaest. There Is one Mad who, berg es "!assurable,' feels bead to are the 'reeler nada in the way of friendship in pro perties to his Wawa* polities, •ad does so by aleaveuring to sedum Ids estsesaiser's wife. Peppier, heaver, maga all his fare Mesas, has cu tree me he the pews of sea Bkrysteher, a Linesinehire who la years gess by had lest um NIX wherewith to sec up balsas, but who, so mist • visit to the villa, is resolved with erases by 31n. Poppies, who abort pr esides bar husband to terse his the hospitality to whirr he bed bees invited, lest a sherd offend by ►e Wow' her fridesable acqsaistesser. 8r "sea dissevers that his old Mead is being victimised, and that fashiosable life is to hint • bore. He pranalgres • rumor that Poppies (w►o a only tee happy to join la the plot) has het .11 his essay by the failure of "the Pies' Bank," sad the antis, of • WWI' sosepasy, ef whisk he woe a director. Of muse, the elegant hind, the areas triad, the dais; freed, the useful Mend, mad all the over Meads, sae and female, w►w friesdalp is bred epos peressal interest, or wens mares, fall off; bat by way of iseraileg the open sad ✓arities wee dearly the kind bolas of those dinar eart Wirral', who ►are hew satin is rabies sad oasis. pose Poppies, the 'bey of the rola is sonadisted, and as asaossosasst is esede that Petrie parses pre _ seating M the OM amongst them whom ko may he ladt;ind to regard as his truest friend, a valuable teetimesial. la msdieWy sash one tries, by slaaderiag all the *tiara, to peeve hls thle to the gift The slander is sommuniestod is strict esoildence to Poppies; but he, with the aid of liata, so contrives matters that every Gee overbears what the Mhos say, sad the remit is that they quarrel amongst themselves; and Wise oat that they have bees duped by the man whom they had marked out fee their own victim, have Poppies sad kb wife, who her now bosoms sonvisoed of the Warne* of " faabiesable friends," to the quiet esjoympas of dessestie f.Udty. Bash is a emend oaths' of the plot fee whisk, es it will be non, the author has draws to some moat, ups likakspeare's ?times dada", Elias up kis iasidests partly from Balwer's Maw, somewhat reversed perhaps, partly from iTheridaa's School for Smoutal, and something more from the fares of The *Kayla* War w. The borrowed materials Sr. however so carefully sad artistically put together, that so is. need mint the west of originality. The great merit of the pine is, that it is natural sad free from szarratlos. The plot is obvious from the first, and the mods of weals/ it out is what everybody has anticipated, sad with which, therefore, everybody Is satisfied. Mr. Baskets** Is the Peter Poppies, MI Mr. Compton the Bam /Rupiahs? ; Kiss Reynolds psentrays Mn. Poppies, and the friends "Elegant," /porting; " Dimas'," " Useful," " Lively," " Es podoesed," " &drama." sad " Humble," are permuted by Mown. W. Panes, Howe, Bogen, Clark, ?dies Swan kiness.% Mn. Poystee, Mae A. Viaiag, sad Mn. easibe. With one► a mate it is almost sups:Anon Way Me- is admirably acted. THE LATE FESTIVAL OP THE THREE CHOIRS. HEREFORD, BATITZDAT. To-day the coMatittee and stewards of the late Hereford Musical Festival met for the purpose of windbag op the accounts sad ascertaining the liabilities of the stewards. The total expenditure on amount of the festival— iseleding singers, b. d, and all the usual incideatal pensee—emmisted to 2,6581., being 6311. ds. 10d. more than the expeaditure Maimed at the last Hereford Festival in 1862. The receipts for the sale of Hobos amounted to 2,0281. 10,. 90., being 8001. more than ia 1862, sad the defkbeney, whisk has to be made up by the stewards, will require a "call " of 811.18+. upon each sower*, instead of 100/. as bee hem usual at Hereford. The oolleetioss for the charity for the relief ef the widows and orphans of clergy of the three dioceses of Hereford, Worcester, and Glouoseter, sow amount to 8701., and will so doubt remit 9001. This will be headed over intact to the charity, the eollostions for t►e charity sever being liable to the exposes of the fsetivaL Whoa the sem duster, Mr. Smith, had made the seeemery explasatMas to the eossaittes and stewards be was mossiest to withdraw, sad the Mowing reeeluties wee usasimmely mused : 1 . The stewards, being seldom to mark their nesse Mr. Townsliesd Smith's exertions upon the moist measles far mending thaw whisk have hems required of him at any previous festival—reeelm to ester into a subssriptim of 61. ;salt towards a Metimesial, to be wiestad by the antbdisies (Few), attar eesesltfat with Mr. Toessiteed Smith, mad to w►ieb t►e 'embassies, is chairmas of the "matinee, requite to be permitted to oostribata a imam esai." 'S EXHIBITION OF MAGIC. Last evening, Mr. J. H. Anderson opened, at the Lyons', his estraordinary exhibition of sleight of bead sad the art ei magic, to the amusement and ameneeent of a crowded &WHIM& The wonderful skill sad ingenuity with which be apparently manegod to remove sad escheats all sorb of objects tat bin by the neetaton at their plover*, afforded them coationally new surprises, during several been. For hie anima., and, Is eau isetomem fee a subject of the usansagrinsatisos be pras limed, he had a pretty and intolligest child, who seemed to excite each interest unapt the Wks pressed. They wen sot Les inclined to sympa thise with the youg lady in the stalls, who last her basset to the cantor, and beheld him bars it to the wire framework ; bet all anxiety closet ite tragic fats was nee relieved by its being found, uninjured, in a brows paper parcel held by some one in the beam. The metilatioa of same pocket haadkerchish whisk had ben satreetod to Mr. Asuman's an, sad the astortaaate Meader tomenitted is nosh-tag than, a Mom of t►o white oenebrio being patched into the whored silk, also ooseetonod misfiled feelings of ooarinieeratioa sad lairds; bat another potent sod of tho esebanter remodied the mischief, and mode thou whole. How watehas sad coins should pees out of locked beau, at the noise of • pistol shot, intro the mouth, Of perpendicularly down through the Woad sad body of a penult young Ma who •01011,11•11111 to be the channel of such a peweedisr, nobody wild sodentaod ; and still los was tha treasterome of • umber of small articles from a box spas tbe stag. to the Morsel of • set of bows, iaeleeed one within tho other, whisk had bow easpeaded all night from We selling, on tho other side of the Wows, ezplicablo by say human UMW. Mr. Anaemia was able to sail on spirits, ratite ripping gams, out of tables and glass bells, in dinkiest parts of tho house, and to obtain from thew toler ably mufti annum to sway questions he proposed. This part of kis rabibitioa, whoa it was lately shown In Batten and New York, had • sa lutary ant in dismountemociag this aboard sad degradiag seperstitkaa of the swooned spiritual maallbstatians in rapping sad topping of tablas. Hs 'maw with jut wawa sad Indignation of the abominable bends whisk have beat prastisad by tbis prolimeareet this preeendod new revelation upon Ws weak and aredalous I. Amnia% %bow not fewer than 7,600 ponies are 'emptied to have bees vassal to Insanity, within three wore, by their belief is this wrotolird imposts». As Ware us said lobe disciples of it amongst people at Fmk and wimatioa is Loadaa, we shield biro Mr. Aadansa's apeman it tlis trickery will help Is ',abash, this. Lad magus Mr. IC Carter trauma gad cow eluded s• inquest oa the body of Mt. 0. B. Hawn. the maw el Mr. Taylor's soda water sasaufsetory. Wal wortleismassi. Oa Wedamdyettliaß lest, the deemed, who was betwisellei. drove hie gig yatgM a heavy vehicle In the Bmwegh, wad he wee throws out He was takes by the pollee to no seadea, sad it was allerad that hit death bad bees mused by bh having bees tupis a all for a member of hems voltheiat mdyal assiessass. tunnies Oei Mashosals, &Ain. Mated that le was s4ag i et the Illemsrmil abyss. Groom was brought is pass entsl•Me He (As deceased) was with bag think sad humpable. Watson entered sham, sad tbs auslable said that be had food Mr. Groom is a draggist's ship fa High•strost, Borough, sad that he (the soutable) was nquetod to tale him away. By the Owsuer—The deemed appeared much the sense as Mahn usually were, with the eneptioa of a epee of del ef th e lips.' Itemised him ' but di a d God fay some Wary. Ho was afterwards takes le I sell. bog was wet farther manned, as minus banal Its bad progeny about him. About half au bout Awn weeds, a wis• ems kr the hone sad amiss, but he am boles lane solided. weal to this'll, aad Mr. Groom salhd the man by lds amt. At hal&pest 10 Zak at walla sae wt of duty ; but, up to that dme, he had sit of elsosased being Meows out of a sart. Hy the Castor—ll he had bead that demand had bees themes oat of a sort, he should ban seat kw medical w as, portinlatly if there won say very mere Werke. The Censer said he had had may seem whore it wee not poodbis, dimity after ammumis• of the brats, to dis sent that medial atteedesme was required, and the sow of &athwart assestaboil mill ohm $ post seerime examine dis had ham wade. The 41111111Bilie ought te have informed the laspeent of the deemed barbs boss thnwa out of the sett ot Adm. Is fast, ft was most disgraceful that he led set ease es, for there was ao knowing but what the deceased might have bees spared to his family. There was as nosso b as it was a wet dreadful tang to contemplate th..t • seas should partly lose hie life from such neglect. A. alias, stated that Mr. Wing, the divielosal e , was seat Br is the mendag, sad by kis osier deceased was teemed hues. Mirespater Montane also depend that In was wining after sons tine to allow NS keened to lean the station, seder his own reespinsess, sad several patients also salted noire, bell, bat donna preferred remaining. roans Osselabie Baisteed said be thought as Importer knew rat Mk. Seam hoe been thrown est of the tart, sa sets el hie seponer eaten ems up to the door of the desteen inn at Si. thee. The Owner said that was • strew essieseou bow was then karate/ Is know, if set Jaunted of it ? IHe Oho Comer) nut state, ia virtue of his oils% der the protsetioa of the pins OW Om had bees the meet intern neglect ea the part stele seem. He had to add also with repot, but still he we Masi to do so, that the death had moot de. andseeldedly is part bees sassed by that seer's want of proper The ourt was tbaa dewed, and Om same assishation, Mum this public were remisailled. TM Censer said the jury hod SIM 10 SO admission that this Math had bees the remit of saddest, and refrained from placiag an addenda to Mir verdict, is the earnest hope that tie remarks he had bees obliged to make would be thocoughly dimessisated is the Moe. SUICIDE OF A QUAKERESS. Yesterday Mr. Wm. Carter held a lengthened Isquiry at Peckham, on the body of Mn. Mary Ana* Aylesbury, a member of the Society of Friend., who had destroyed her life by swallowing a to -cap of monis. Mn. Elisabeth Hyatt said that she lived at No. 3, Clare. moat-cottages , Peckham, aid the deemed, with her family, resided to as adjoining house. Oa Friday dearness she reeeived • inemege to go and see the deceased. ',UMW bed , west so requested Mediu lop , whoa she hung doomed sitting ea the with ber eed Wang at the time ex Mid end No said that she had taken aid ask bor if the thought God would forgive her ea die was e wished wows Mdo what she led dose* sad she thought she ebrahl Y esenegwomos go to Whom at awe sent toe hoe sag she he a mantel gentlemen. tie saw her gels la>bMentes after the surgeon had left,whea site appeared still more emeitod. Whams asked her what induced her to take the lam and she replied that she did not know, as she had wed children, and as geed • husband as say one had is the world. She died in the course of the sight following. Mr. Titoe. Aylesbury said that ea arriving at his home the deemed pulled him towards her, and said, " Do you thick I shall be forgiven ?" Witness replied that he lisped so. He knew that ansnie had been obtained three years ago for destroying rats, whet be lived at the West4aC sad it had been brought to his present residence when tie removed to it • month ago. Lately, there had been a religions turn some over her, which affected her mind. She was • member of the Society of Friends aid he believed that site was of un sound mind when she destroyed herself. The learned Conger having summed up, the jury re tented a verdict of " temporary insanity." INQUEST ON MR. FEAROUS O'CONNOR. Yesterday Mr. Brent, deputy-ooroner for Middle sex, opined an inquiry into the eases of death of Mr. F. O'Coseer, the well-known Chartist leader, which took plus on Thursday night last, at the reakieme of Me slater, Albert terrace, Notting hill. The Leman had Men applied for by Mr. Bops O'Connor, nephew of lhe desessed, who wn pre sent daring the prooesiler, and &played a pod deal of ezeilenesx The jury bane; Mewed the body, TM Ottronnatated that Mr. Boger O'Connor bad in their absents made • fermi applinefea to him, front which it append that kis pelasinal pawed ef 'supine* was his Dot = o hm Amman Mew the M 4 of Memel*. Be had sent the esestable Manse We. °Tomor to the keen where it war lying, its order that that owe of eoen• plaint night he removed. La the neastine be wished to state that it me set his istsnen to take any evident*, bat to SONIIIM ihe laquiry bra taw days to give Mr. Wek ley himself as eppselmity of embietng it, that is if he thought an inquiry nesenary. Ie reply to • question Iron the serum as to the probable tine of Mr. O'Cesner's A Ovations. proses% stated that he believe' Miss O'Connor, the deeeseed's sister, was la • great difficulty in that result, as she had not thei requisite funds. Dr. Harrington Take end Mr. O'Connor bad bee, an Innate of his astablishateat for three plan, sad as a nark of respect be should be happy to Munn any sus necessary for the funeral espouse. A Juryman said be should be happy to contribute • a version. -- liTliansderd, the foreman, undantood it to be the wish of a very lug. amber of people belonging to the working dawns that Mr ' O'Connor should have a publie femoral; sad be tbengbt their wish should be complied with. Mr. Rope O'Connor here reentered the room, sad com plained honey of the state in which he had found hie uncle's body, 'tidal, fa Ws opinion. proved at least great want of we tows& the deemed. A imams - prinalad against sub a statement, which he woad p firth to the purr rhe had seen no. hoped sr to justify it in the stets of the body. The Coroner said natural erne were quite rehire to amount for the appears's@ complained of by Mr. Roger O'Connor ; but, es th e question had been raised, perhaps it would be es well for the jury to view the body again. The fury .scented, and upon their tetra stated that they were quite satisfied es to the marks emplaned of by lir. Roger O'Coanor. The Coroner, however, said that it would be better to ny nothing upon the rigor then, and at oar adjourned the inquiry. REDUCTION IN THE CHARGE FOE LNITERNENTE.— The Banal Board of St. Paaass have jams detensised apes 'Bahia/ a eassidevable Mimetica is the chugs for Mew 'mats is the sow parochial eassetery at Pinebley. TM rs dodoes agreed apes are ae fellows: For interims% is the fintmlass aosmonfonnisi ground, for sarisbioom 11. 11s. ed. instead of V. 2s. ; mooed-clam, 11. instead ci 11. 6s. ; third-01am, 12.. instead of 16e., and for childres one-third IMO, inclusive of ministerial fee. The above alter sties having been amend by the vestry, the Secretary of State ham been applied to, is emapliaace with the Burials Act, for his comsat to the same being canted oat. Mon.a.—Acoording to notices issued from the General Post-office yesterday, the Zuzine steamer will leave with the - miaow Egypt. Indian, and China mails We artiness ; the sailinipeeket, with the Australian sail tomorrow moieties; the Madrid, steamer, with the Peeinsular nail; and the Bahia with the American sill MI the 7th last. ; the Avon with the Madeira, Brasil, Atli loM. Ayres sail., on the 10th hat.; the Washington, Mei the American sail, ea the 12th inst., and the Aineriae, with the Milted States mail, os the 14th last. The Gambia sailed with nails toe tha West Cows at Altka • the Ist inst., set the Bkolitoossi will shortly take oat sails In Wow Lam. Asososka. sal Togseitlit. Ti, Canna Paursi.-Biwrosa. Jusz 29. — Tito Thetis (Bridal" ship), maroon ham Felt.abso, June 26, the whole et hee oriory of Jens having bees takes by pirates. The oashelsis Mesmer, on has wisp, Ina Pak-akaa t *MOB Ma pleats bit with a sgaroi‘gpoi vassal I. ass possonsiss. The Casfasios Ammo was to leave Usk lo march of the pirates, nasal by WI it as stew 4168178 BM Babsesklp Mooollogion. Up, Meillites skip BARU= kid Mao lat risk-ass Is Noah Wilma. THE LATIC HON. ABBOTT LAWRENCE. (From tee Nat Awls Daily Times.) Hoo. Abbott Litefne See did at his residence, s c o ms , &w i ly ommith., Aw ait 18, at 11 Vela& Lmegs we moo !us boss haws thrashes& the 'sited flithe as a ieboeqmsdmea of ae haserisma inerobsat ; of a Ranker= at esndsd ra7 f sYkadidd i Ind soklif sharastar. kri Past Abbott was thanes* stleasel ea mas Law. aM was boa ea &be NO of Dn., 1702, is Greta.. His eldsat brother, Lenisr, Weis 1778, died as adaldealal death at Lowell, is 1818, ismiestiog a weer of great soefalaws. Ono brother, Ilsosal, died 1. 178 8 . aad la Juniary, 1801, the mesa& Kr. Same& Lawmen, the yotagest of the family, was hest WWiam sad Amos were respestialy the maw of Abbott, sad their missions ea earth dosed is 1848 sad 1862. Aims was the &st lo Law the pederast reef and seek • wider field of enterprise la Beet.., sad having served a apprenticeship la the " Mem " at Gnaw be one found employing.% sad la • made eimmeased beld ame oar his own aossant. His preeparity male peopertioa to his deems, and to that !easel which was Ms dareeter- WM daring • teas Ni. of wiwarmilbt presperky, he wan n aiad est eady same& Mintriag beams toil - established, be mat by his hrelher • them • lad of Massa, and sa elta Nit of besailia his appeals ties. Of his entry into maid, Ml. Aesop Immune fa his diary remarks:—" Ia 180 he same to me as my appreatior, bringing his handle leader his ens, with lees dna three dollars is his ',Met (and this was his trietaae). A firm rate bushier led be was, but, like other bright lads, needed the serefal eye of • sealer to guard him from the pitfalls that he was exposed to." The oars of an elder brother and his own good ems guided the yosthfal adven turer free from them vises inekisatal Os • city life, sad en the lst of Jaiseary, 1814, the tem Neaten amociated them selves in beelines under the dtke OA. and A. Lawns. Bari yia li fe Mr. Lammas married Katharine Bigelow, eldest daughter of the late Timothy Bigelow, and sister to Hon. John P. Bigelow sod Rev. Dr. Andrew Bigelow. Of em =instils disposition, Mn. L has proved to the husband whom she now survives on. of the beet of wives— easels/seas him in his duties through life, sad rearing with every attmtioa • large and happy family. Her good weasels ever received tram Mr. Lemma that attention which they merited. The badness prosperity of Mr. Laireimes has kaolin but slight reverse. He possessed it Ilerlightedasee whisk 'gabled him to see the impeadig ellen or to medial the emtiag sunshine. The firm was lie Mar la Obese mum factaria g enterprises whisk ham seised the Alm of Lowell aad Lawrence ta oar askiall, sad whisk new motions the noblest "Mamie of serthen labour sad enterprise. In him assay a Toast menheat has found • true friend is the hear of need, sad the uafortuaate creditor has bees thankful for his isaiemy and kiadases. His aim has been to build up the Wawa of Beatoa, aad to aid them who sought to derive ea kneel living within its limits. He war a great preetlad ezpeetent of the prin ciple of 0 live and let live," sad his eneoangemnt of artists and persons of literary talent has been liberal and marked. For messy years before he assumed a public posi ties, Mr. Lawrence had been solicited Si meept rake, sad it was only when urged by friends that be meseated to sacrifice his own immediate interests sad represent Suffolk Manisa ia the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-filth Cin emas., where he displayed Mom statesmanlike qualities which rendered his easamis, sought for on many different oceasiene by easomehe administrations. I. 1843 he wee appointed owe of the emeidesioners for the settle mint of the north-sastera bassidery, and in the presidential campaign of 1848 he was Maio • promising candidate for the Vies Presideam, while Mr. Fillmore obtained. Gem ! ml Taylor, on his elevatica to the Presidency, at once offered Mr. Lawrence • seat in his eabiset, which he declined, ally to accept in July. 1849, the post of Minister to the Court of fit. June—the highest octal appointment held by aa Amnesia abroad. Well might Mr. Lawrence at this time have looked bask upon his caner with pride. The old Isonteetead at Orates, the bauble store the starting point, and the Court of fit Issue she god. Truly did he remark on a meat weeks when addressing the boys of his native village: "Boys, you have every thisg to easconage you, and it is is your power to bosom. greeter, wiser, sad better JIM them say who have peaseded yes. 110111111111 M, you am amemplab anything that is not impossible. Aim high ; cultivate aa hoeourable ambition; strive for useful ness, and persevere." His own eueomenl course through life km been is a great seen» the result of this perm- Igenaoll. — jiff, need not allude to the position at*** is Ragland by Mr. Lawrence as a diplomatist and as es American gentleman. His wealth enabled him to extend a prinosly welcome to his country. saes ; and his services were of importance, ape e*lly in the settlement of the fishery quasi*, which threatened at one time very serious daintily. His popu larity was abroad. Oa a tour which be made through Ireland, he received the mast dkillagnishod marks of respect. His liberal sentiments, his erbaskpasi personal appear**, found for him a ready passport to dm bears of the people, and the good °piston was eseltmed wawa the resources of his mied were devilled is essversation. During the Great Exhibition Mr. Lawrence took much interest in having the Amesken **sties' properly regarded, and at the dinner given by IG. George Peabody to the Americans connected with the Greet Exhibition, he was coomplissented in the hig_hoit term, by those present. It le as on this occasion that Mr. Lawrence gave utterance to • sentiment which evinced his boned judgment : " But, geetleatta," he said, "then are two kinds of 1 labour,' in.alligeat and *intelligent labour ; the former is that which gives character to a nation, and in giving sharacter, gives wealth and power also. Hence I any, encourage the pdscation of all the people ' • for, by so doing, yea will promote the elevation of cliaractar, and jve that dignity to the foanden of wealth, which la so ust) their clue. ' Of kis *wrest in the general diffesioe of knowledge, Mr. Lawrence had, is ithe summer of 1847, given a practical demonstration by presenting 50,000:dell. to Harvard College, for founding the Lew** Scientific SehooL Mr. Lawrence *Streatham Europe in October, 1862, in lemon to stand by the side of the lamented Wehati at his burial is Marshfield. The public grief for this event pre vented those paid to Mr. Lactose, ea his return, but they were only deity*, for is the follow's( November. How Nathaniel Appleton, Hen. William Appleton, Hon. Robert G. Shaw, Meson. James W. Paige, L. W. Tappan, 13 B. Blake, and others, tendered to Mr. Law,.... •47alit dinner, where they desired to express their unqualified approval of his career at the eourt of St. James's. They said: The mercantile porde, of our esommaity have seen with gnat satisfaction your attention to oar 'accessing sem mires They feel that you lava, by the ebie manner which yes have fulfilled your simian. Mem boom to the profs.- oho as a merchant and to our good sky of liosees." Uses the return of Mr. Lawrence from Bashed, he has sodded in the boons of his family, engaged is die peaceful =of boahmwo snip the head of dimwit was laid up* boded him to the grave. He was cat off 'gnat ten taw *oar of lasobsoi had begun to wane, belay at the time of his death but MI yeses of age. Hie death has left a void is the circle of the active, enterprising, and energetic business lase of Bolton whisk eannot Do filled. It is a lose to the commanity as well as to his family and innediats ines* whisk will loop he mourned. THE NEW ACT TO PROVIDE DWELLINGS FOR THE LABOURING CLASSES. The important Act for facilitating the erection of dwellings for the labourieg slimes was pared on the day of the prorogation. The am may be applied to the Uaited Kingdom, ezeept Scotland, sad • new order of dwellings for tbe labouring glasses are likely to appear. The preamble states that it ie expedient that facilities should be afforded for the erection of " healthful and commodious dwellings;" sad with this view a nanny may be formed by subecribi4 articles of association is the manner described. Tbers is to be set opposite the mama of each subscriber the sum sub wind foe by him is the espital of the company. The articles see to be registered by the Registrar of JoineStook Companies, who is to obsrV le respect of such registration the fees to be find by the Hoard of Trade. No registration is to be made until it is proved to the satiefamie• of the registrar that three-fourths of the proposed capital has been subscribed for and that 10 pier oath urn nett capital has been paid up. f mompsey inorpoested under this act is to be it the purpose of providing dwellings for the labooming dooms with or without private gardeue, or with or wiltheet osomnsa mwillson or places of sammea recreative fw Me use of rim imams of sash ile=" sad for so Miser pups* "Weever." The as M dueler , mutilation. sad water ars set kr* be approval by the Omani Board of Health, whose allow is at all nameable times to impost the dwellings to be ormasil 1111411, this set. Farther, ibises' describes the liras as the y. The capital of a company may be liassonisd by lito f.se of a number of shame. Aiming the Mis sus mithorisiag the imposition of fees if the a : M u" 12 r .7 tl."" tailllthmi: his la to be fined. The dna are to be recovered in the email Miner. BCNAII Cersoin CRAZITIIII.—In the sew Cha ritable Tres Act thus is a slaws to the effect that the law irk le apply se Ream eathelie eberithe eadl the las I ber IT year. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SMSO7Ir. Glom • TO TH$ LONDON oLsarni 07 PILIDLY.) WAR DEPARTMENT, 811. T. 3. Lord Panmure hu this day received a dispatch and its enclosures, of which tha following are copies, admired to his lordship by General Simpson. Before Sebastopol, August 21. My Loed,—ln my despatch of the 18th instant, I was unable to give u detailed an account of the part taken by the Sardinian troops in the battle of the Tchernaya as I could have wished. I have since received General La Marmora's report, of which I have now the honour to send you a copy. The killed and wounded of the Itussien army ex ceed, if anything, the number I originally mated. As armistice was grunted, to enable the enemy to bury the dead, mad Tait quantities were oarded A "'fit's Karon the 'batteries of the Alllss has teen very effective, and the result attained has been sr& tient to enable the works against the plasm to pro gress satisfarstorily. I beg to enclose the list of casualties to the 19th instant. r ltor M'Clowas, 93rd Highlanders, who was re pa by me as missing, in my deepatch of the 11th August, I have since ascertained was attacked whilst posting his sentries in advance of the trenches, wounded severely, and made prisoner.—l have, &c, JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. The Lord Penman, &o. GENERAL LA MARMORA'S REPORT. Ltantninx AlUlT.—Hesd•quarters of the Expeditionary Forest in the But, Kadikoi, August 17, 1866. Sir,—The interest which you are so kind u to evince in everything relating to the Sardinian ex peditionary army makes it imperative upon me to inform your Excellency of the share taken by the troops under my command in the engagement on the Tchernaya yesterday. Upon receiving the report of Colonel Dessaint, attached to the Preach head-quarters, which you were good enough to communicate to me on the even lug of the day before yesterday, and by which we were led to expect very shortly an attack on the line of the Tchernaya, I at woe gave orders that my troops should be under arms yesterday morning at an earlier hour than usual. At break of day our outposts stationed on the Ma melon which commands Tchorgoun were enveloped in a well-sustained fire of artillery, which proceeded from three batteries posted opposite to the breast works by which our outposts were covered, and on the two Mamelons further to the right, which form the two banks of the Boohoo. They were at the same time vigorously charged by three Russian columns, which came on with fixed bayonets, and attacked our breastworks in front and rear. The men composing these columns carried ladders with them, to scale the parapets. The preconcerted signal of alarm was immediately given ; and the troops took up the posi tions which had been assigned to them in anticipation of this attack. I begged his Excellency Hosman Puha to bring up the Turkish troops which were stationed furthest o 8; and I ordered the 4th battalion of Riflemen (Bar saglieri) to the support of our outposts, which only consisted of three companies, in order that these latter might be enabled to hold their ground as long as pos sible, and thus give us time to complete our arrange ments. Attacked in the rear by the enemy's artillery, and charged by three columns of infantry, the outposts, after an hour's firing, fell back, the reinforcement. I had sent to them greatly facilitating their rennet. At the same time, I made every effort to silence the enemy's guns. In this endeavour I was assisted by the Turkish field-pieces from Alson, and by the Eng ' lish battery, with which you were good enough to reinforce us. Several of the enemy's ammunition waggons exploded between 7 and 8 o'clock. In the meantime the Russians had stationed fresh batteries near the centre of their position, and had opened a most effective fire of artillery on the tete-de pont at Tractir, and on the French positions on our left. A column of infantry, under cover of this fire, attacked the Mamelon, which formed the extreme right of General D'Herbillon's division. This first column had crossed the Tchernsya, and surmounted the steep ascent of the Mamelon in spite of the fire of the tirailleurs, when it was vigorously attacked by the French troops in support, and hurled back, broken and disordered, into the Tchernaya. As I considered, from the subsequent disposi tions of the enemy's forces, that he only intended to make a demonstration of artillery before our position, while he concentrated his infantry chiefly on the extreme right of the Third Division (Fau cher's), on which point a second column was now advancing, I ordered a portion of my bth Brigade, ' under the command of General Mallard, to march to the support of the right wing of the Pesach, and I posted two of our batteries in a position from whence they could maintain an oblique fire upon the Russians. At the same time I requested the English cavalry to move down into the plain to be in readi ness to charge. I had given similar orders to my own eavalry. When the soldiers of my sth Brigade arrived at the Mamelon they found that the enemy's attack had been already repulsed; but the fire of the two batteries of the 2nd Division (Troths) appeared to do great execution on the second Russian column, which, checked in frost by the French troops, and harassed in the rear by the fire of our batten.* and the musketry of oar battalions, fell back in the greatest disorder. I then ordered some of our batta lions to advance under cover of the riflemen (Ber saglieri); bat I was requested to countermand this movement. The enemy, repulsed at all points, commenoed his retreat. One column, which appeared to me to con sist of a division, retreated by the valley of the Boa lion. Another division, the one which had attacked our outposts and the French right in the morning, fell back upon the zigzag Mamelon ; while a third division followed the road which leads to Mackenzie's Farm. I took advantage of this state of things to reoccupy with my troops the zigzag Mamelon ; in which design I succeeded perfectly, in spite of the imposing force which the enemy still retained on that point. In the meantime, three battalions of Turkish troops advanced into the valley of Tcborgoun , to replace the battalion of Cialdini's brigade, which wee occupying the heights of Karlooka. Later in the day, I crossed the Tobernaya with four squadrons, and marching in a parallel line with the sting Mamelon, came upon the old Russian redoubt, whence I could easily discern, at a little distance before us, a very fine array of regular cavalry, supported by horse artillery. It was distributed in twelve separate bodies, and must have been composed of at least fifty squadrons. This cavalry did not fall back on Mackenzie's road till the whole of the infantry and artillery bad effected their retreat. The loam sustained by our troops, a portion only of whom was engaged, were very inconsiderable. They amount to about two hundred men placed hors de combat; and I impute the fact of our not having lost more men mainly to the works with which we fortified our position, and to the batteries of heavy guns which you were so obliging as to lend us for their defence. It is, however, my painful duty to announce to your Excellency that Count Monte veoehio, the general commanding the Fourth Brigade, is mortally wounded; a ball passed through his shut IPray accept, General, the amurance of my high consideration. The General Commanding-in-Chief the Sardinian Expeditionary Forces, (Signed) LA MARMORA. To his : 7 acellne, the General Comanding in. Chief the English Army. =Wit,N * rosaries' Mara et Camarillo on August 13 , naint--1 aim worded. fl tar? Bain et an °Seer serving In the mew who us ms , wordratot 13.—Contsaimariat : Deputy. Asakramt Conmarierry.OsnaMMWM B. Mane. etighrly. Ni ,„ k m o ana , %kr kern Annie 17 tol9, inclusive.- 3rd Dattntlen Germadier Clamrda- rank an file "laded. let Bat talion amestrem osirds—.l rank and Al. kilMd ; I rank and Ala wm„,ftd. 1 R onsisiks lea, r t OUlei Guards—l rank and Ala killed; I ellivre, l rot and Ile, wean In- lea Sinai'' , let Font— I rank rat kin aramded. fad lattalks lag 8 001 --I Neiman killed. led FUSS-1 rook arl Ile killad ; 3 oaken. 3 oaallamat. 7 Task and Al., womll6l. ark hint-4 rank and Al. aratOrlorl. 7tlt real-2 rank ma Si. passisl. tlu Tont- I rank and file killed ; 3 rank snafus esesisa. %71k lemet—li rank and wevadad. Nab noe— -1 ME sad fie killed - ...Ad • 6 rualTh -- "snallleWalnaded. Seth Foot-1 awymmt. Snail and file wounded. 49th Foot-1 rank and AM killed; l megeant, 7 rank and dl. wounded. 63t1 noe— -1 rani and Ile wounded. 57th Poot-1 we rank and Alf wounded. 67nd loot-1 rank and Ile wovoded. Rik Foot-5 rank and file wounded. 711 rad root —I rank and Ile killed. 77th Prot—l geese. 10 reek and Me wounded. 79th Fact-1 rare and Se Iliad; rink and Se wounded. Seth Foot-3 rank snit Se kilt ; drummer, 5 rank and Ile wounded. italth Foot—l rank and Ale wounded. 93ed Foot-5 rank and Ile wounded. 93tb Foot-2 rank and Ale wounded. 17th Foot—l ofileer, 1 yank and Se wounded. let Battalion Rifle Brigade- rank and file wended. Bid Buttallem Rile Brigade-2 rank and file killed ; 1 drummer, 21 meek and file wounded. Royal Artillery—l akar, 3 rank and Se kited; 2 °Seem I sergeants. 44 rank and die wounded. Royal Peppers and Ilitnera-3 rank and file killed , I rank and ale wounded. Total :- 1 Weer, I seneent, 33 rank and file Lied; 6 *Seers, 12mrgesana dr, 31l read and Ike wounded. Nominal Itetarn of Olken who have been Killed from Übe 17th to the 19th August, Inclusive.—Aoguet 17: Royal Artillery—Captain Anthony Wiled. Nominal Return of Moen who have been Wounded hoar Me 17th to the 19th August, Inelueive.—Augnet 17 : 3rd Foot—Lieutemants I. B. Dennis, mortally; B. 2. Midterm, allginly. SS Foot —Lieut.. Conrad B. I. Baumgartner. slightly. 7701 Poot—Loutenase R. P. Arrameceig, dightly. Royal Artillery—Brent Major C. 6. Remy, severely. Align& 18.-97th Foot-Lleut and Adjutant W. Denman, mortally (since dead). AO/oft 19.-lat Battalion State Fuer Guards-Captain P. Basis!, slightly. Ileysl Artillery-Lieutesant C. E. Stott, slightly. Nominal Relent of Non-commissioned Ofßoon and Privatesled from the 17th to the 19th August, incluiiive.-August 17 : 7iad Bette. ULM let Foot-Sergeant Join Armstrong. 3rd Foot-Privets George Wilson. 18th Foot-Printe Joseph Clarke. 23rd Foot-Corporal John Shave. 29th Foot- Private Joseph Mulhorn. 31st Peet- Frt. vane William Potter, James (Moen, Edward Nene, Henry Rielisrds. 34th Foot-Private John Maycoca. 47th loot-Private Hugh Malty. 49th Foot-Private John Morrow. Royal Artillery -Gunnereßiele.-d Armstrong, James Keith, J. Watson. J. Yates, J. Minelea. Royal Sappers end Miners-Private. Willies Collins, Henry Manses. August 19.-9th Foot-Privates Brian McCormick, Thomas bloGualicon. 23rd Foot-Private Thomas Remo. 33rd Foot-Caepoeei John Mara. 89th Feot-Privates Patrick loran, John Houck. hid Bettelice Ride Brigade-Corporal Denali Shea, Private David Tian. stall. Royal Sapper@ Led Miners-Prime Michael McNamara. 19.—1et .1 Battalion ra:lst!talll2 °Wir talion, t. u. T I Pri G TIBLIN robs Rube. 42nd Foot-Private Patrick Hanrelism. 72nd Pont- Private Aleastider Law. 79th Foot-Private David Marshal. Nominal Return of Noo.Commissioned Mears and Privates Wounded from the 17th to the 19th August, inclusin.-Aggeet 17 : Brd Foot-Sergeant James O'Shea, slightly. Privates Hugh Banter, mortally; John Hughes, slightly; Lewis Tuswel4 dangerously; All.n Noxell, slightly; Dennis o•lCeele, severely; Edward Rourke. slightly Charles Morrow, slightly. 4th Foot-Privates William Doo. lan, sev erely; Robert Edward', &lightly; James Hunt, slightly. 7th Foot-Privates Richard Hooten, slightly; George spear, &Subtly. 18th Foot-Corporal Michael Rouie, severely. Privates John Lawler. slightly; William Hamilton, severely; Thadeus Singleton, slightly. 23rd Foot-Privates Patrick Whelan, slightly; Minsel Vaughan, James subuy .; .Wrs.ill;revAerredlej; severe) e W lY oodal ; jo l, hn aligh P li ar y m . er liStb allg kru h L y; j w ili : e tot ir tl gesa no d nkyunr. t iat it.g....lig P wr - "r serh ic ti sa yg t icith , lig F s hta l om. h u li n y h n :ll ut4,as y si.igh p. t M ly uic i m tlh oe,k r 3 ‘ h y.hi; W te l' al : t r oot l ig - tihy P :if i :n va ger te ti ;Z t E l l. slightly; Lewis Prince, slightly. 84th Car littet t oo gi t ig - h Pri tly ve ; t e r Da t v ii kl us La Dal tim "Y er: severely; Daniel Curry, slightly. 38th Foot-Private Hugh O'Neill slightly. 41st Foot-Sergeant James Anderson, slightly. Coe pond Francis Dowling. slightly. Privates William Greg, slMhtly ; Andrew Erwin, slightly • Henry Turner severely. 40th Poot-tiergeant William Grogan, severely; Lazice-Corpond Thomas O'Brien, severely. 47th Foot-Privates Michael Caulfield. dangerously ; John Kelly, ,lightly; William Fitzpatrick, severely ; John Cooney, severely. 49th Foot-Primes Patrick M /Gann, dan gerously; George Ball, severely; Daniel O'Neil, severely; Michael Mullins, severely. 33th Foot- Privates Jana Aitken, dangerously; Michael Mann/am ,slightly. 57th YOOI-Bergeant William Widths. dangerously; !mate Nicholas Rowe, severely. 6nd Foot-Corporal William smith, slightly. 68th Mod-Private Cornell= Reardos. slightly. 77th Foot-Pince. Edward Smith, dangerously; Michael Walsh, slightly; Dennis Tobin, slightly ; Samuel Mitchell, slightly; Patrice Mitchell, slightly; Robert Story, dangerously; Nell el•Vicker. *evenly; Owen Sullivan slightly. 88th Foot-Private John O'Brien. 97th Foot-Pr:sate James Joyce, slightly. 2nd battalion. Ritleßrissele-Corporal J. Rowe, slightly; Bugler J. Eite, slightly; Privates Henry Wilma, slightly; septlnus Bland, dangerously; John Little, slightly ; Thomas Bone, slightly; Charles Jacobs, slightly; Samuel intuition*, slightly; George Morgan, slightly; M.Carthy, slightly; Edward Kent, s lightly; Adam Brock. bridge, gllghtly ,• 1 how's Robinson, severely; Frederick Carden. severely • Frederick M'Evoy, severely; John White, slightly. Royal Artillery-Sergeant Joseph Mansfield, slightly; Corporal Rbt. Sprowl, slightly; Bombardiers Andrew Todd. severely ; Edward St. Clan severely ; Henry Stanley, slightly; A. Findlay, severely; John Cale, @lightly; Waiter Tborburn, severely; Charles Ford, slightly. Ousters William Lalge, slightly ; Jonathan Baundereon, slightly; Alfred Edmonton, slightly ; William Phelps, severely; John George, slightly; J. ha Horlgsn, slightly; John Harrold, sightly ; Th omas Watkins, slightly; Richard Williams. slightly; Bonet Bettleld, slightly; John ullisan, severely; James Armour, severely; Wills. Mondry, severely ; M•Kee, severely • John Lewis, "lightly ; William The/capon, slightly; William W hi'Uow, slightly; William Spew, slightly; Robert Taylor, slightly ; Patrick felines, severely. Royal Sappers and Miners-and Cocoons' Henry B. Smith, severely; Fdward billnize, severely; Privates Peter Denney, La sii:lVrhn rai Lloyd, slightly. August 18.-4th Foot-Private C. Latcham, severely. 9th Foot- Privates Jos. lisckenwall, severely; Gilbert Stenson, severely; Kenai M'Evoy, severely. 19th Foot-Prints Lido's, slightly. 2th Foot-Privates William Joyce, slightly; Michael O'Neill, slightly ; Job Whitmore, 'lightly. 21st Foot-Printe James M•Kenzie, severely. 23rd Pool- Canoed David Gibbs, dingerously; Privates Edmund Dwyer, slightly ; Thomas West, slightly; John Moor y slightly. 28th Foot-Private Patrick Cantwell, severely. 14th Foot-Pilvates Peer Donnelly, severely. Joseph Caroline. slightly; Thomas Thornton. slightly. 38th FOot-Private Joseph Boot, severely. 48th Foot-Sergeant Michael Moran, slightly. 57th Foot-Private William Wright, slightly, 88th Foot-Private Adam Sloweroft. slightly, 77th Foot-Privates William Dickey, slightly; Henry Brooks, slightly. 85th Foot-Drummer Michael M'Carra, severely ; Privates John Beery slightly; Michael Fuly, dangerously; • Henry Purcell, severely; Michael Gorey, severely, let Battalion Rifle Bilged.-Private Isaac nta99n, slightly. 2nd Battalion Rite mods-Privates John Wenn, slightly; William Graham, slightly; Samuel Collins, slightly; William Phillips, slightly; Thomas Len. nerd, slightly; Peter Sutton. severely. Royal Artidery-Corporals John Ackland, "evenly; William Madden. slightly. Bombardier William Simpson, slightly. Gunners J. M'Gennio, severely; It, SCAT'', slightly; Thomas Murray, slightly: Thomas Sedgewick, severely; John Il•Cullock. severely; Henry Tome, severely; John Smith. slightly; Henry Wardle. severely. Royal Sappers end Miss-Laoce.Corporal Joseph MEW slightly. 19.-3rd Bananas 011111 rear Guards-Priests Hartle, Henry Lisz l ibeeerely. Ist Kennon Coldstream Guardt;-Privates J. Brows. • &Gillespie, slightly; J. Seeks. slightly; J.White,dangeroodg; T. annoy, severely; J.Cope, severely, Ist Balislice Boas Fusilier Gelierds-Corpotal James McDougal, den. serously ; Privates John Brown, Keenly ; Henry Dieters, slightly. tat Batlike Ist Foot-Corporal W. Sullivan, severely ; private Benjamin Booty, slightly. 17th Foot-Corporal Matthew Hogan. slightly; Penske Thomas MoKowen, slightly; Beery Chula's. slightly. 19th Foot -Pinata John Kerry, slightly; William MeCrecklis, slightly. 28th Foot-Private Thanes Jackaon, severely. 38th Foot-Printes Matthew Hedy, slightly; James Rowe, slightly; John Cooks, severely ,• Thomas Lowe , severely. 42nd Foot-Privates Peter Ingram, severely; John Ordains. slightly ; John Williamoh. slightly. 44th Foot -Storre9t Oscar Rely, slightly. 47lii Foot- Corporal Thomas Keels, slightly; Private Archibald Heiden, slightly. 49th Foot - Privates William Faulkner, slightly ; Edward Rider slightly ; John Tredcy, slightly. 49th Foot-8-rgeant Rdmied Pollard, severely; Lence.berm ant William Hunter , slightly; Prisons William Stinson, severely; James Watts: dangerously. 69th Foot - Lanco.Corporsi Raft. Donoghue. severely ; Privates Joseph Kelly, slightly ; Thomas McKeevenny. se verely. 79th Foot-Privets William H.stie, severely; James ideMillas, slightly; William Kelly, slightly; Charles j aißtebud W ° d. ou 9 dsd aleliaN ik. ' loch, slightly ; James Liodsay. slightly; Thomas Leath. slightly ; Junes Gortley, alien ; Alexander axwell, slightly. 99th Foot-Private James ton, slightly. 9id Foot-Privates Edward Neil, slightly ; John Latch, slightly ; Peter Cathro, slightly; Thomas Middleton, severely Thomas Griffis, slightly. 93th Foot-Corporal Patrick Reese. slightly; Lame Correia! John Byrne, severely. Id Battalion Rifle Brigade-Private John Wilden, slightly. Royal Artillery-Sergeast Thomas Fletcher, Plightly Naval • Brigade. August 111.- o.,, Gunnen .„ Sem utt u tl a y l ; Sims, ao,9n severAl ommuN y ; yd A Lot of Canaille' In th e Revd John se W ye a re llacte, ly ; ; LoeJoseph veiel Wounded: Mass! Stanley, A. 8., Rodney, severely ; George atiawer, . 11 146 : F. Acting Mate, Roles), slightin William Pearsoa, All. Rodney. slightly Hovan on, A. 8., Rodney. slightly ; rightly; Francis Cotter, A.R., Olen!. g _ t 19 A List of Camaltles la the Royal haval Brigade, Angus .- H,dat.atti, A.m.; 80„.7; severely: on jos te r l h 7 , t co lt i, ...Co wa n i t ; us o ech . : ; l& Q ic u tr it d . gl y . Ord.. Queen. slightly; James Atkins, A.R.. Al. - bion, slightly; Tomas LSWII42Or, A. 8., Bodoev, slightly; William usl • William Nash, A. 8., Lon don,m,deever;eily,,.; Charles W A. alsh a.: ited leattn y g otti sea , m tl a y a, Albion, severely. co 9 GENERAL LA MARMORAI ORDER OF THE DAY. AUGUST 17, 1855. _ - Soldiers!—Yesterday, for the first time, you en countered the enemy. to combat whom we came to these distant regions. Your attitude has fulfilled my hopes and won the sub gums of our brays allies. The telegraph has ancouneed to Europe that you hare contributed to the victory of the 'lnherits's. Tne King will be satisfied, and the Ratko filled with joy. I thank you for your fine coo -1 duct ea this glorious day.—The General in Chief. LA IllAittlOßA. 1 rank and Ile Idlled ; reekani la wounded. 19th Foot-1 rank red apended. 10% foot--d ran k and 111 e wounded. Met Poot-1 risk nod Ole weended. sM Po a-3 reek end file killed; 10 tanked lie wonaleg. Forie-1 reAk and ha red; a.llie . w47 l lll=-7tool lies 2 ll 6oltrot - egrolo. I ark sal aanallet. last-1 rusk airl IL, killed. Nth Pain-1 11.1111•11 drink and Me weeded. Seek Foot-d rook sod lb sombd. 44tIost1 essream, tsiek sad 'ON daso, wooded. 43rd Prat-1 rook sod W /WM ;- I rank end lie wonaded. 441 k Poso-1 atoms wsoodisd. 4/6 wagnent, 1 nine and Ole oorded : qlk Fost-I roolisol Ale killed; t rusk end wcanded.