The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-19 00:00:00

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Wham , a • asgr4v o g 433 3ce d 11= • Mamein rtIMD. -31 VT‘ - • mg *um kr MEW mar mat km _ , '9,LAMORCIANBRUUL—MECINOLL MAI se e ms ' le SOLD by Parent TT. ille ChM; with it a WOO mei at kW. Or Oro Very IS • wire tan 1. or ale unis, et yea* mosis. Ili 1001_10 tint be harTettrea of oboe oat be node tr• W. 1 I IAOL *Berm Of% the waladl e 'liodt.—aroels ea d d ie ha i l P Orebro leo 'veggie/ Woe lon blo4 or et d Warn. 1 WaltD. sad Os. Isitedree. tried, a.a.-4 reet i artlat et ' tegbaseer 'repent sad eft VW time hoe Ora llRev. SYDNEY SMITH'S WORKS. I bb Corm. Modem le do illabereli Review. 110 0 W 001111: Mesa l'ortrelta : 3 win Om 3a. One venoms wish Awl ; 4 =% eerie wane lOW Ili.: in br II . MIL liew Se. 011:VV.I. PEANUT Fre. Ore. in 0 In the TIATILLIIII 1.1111/11Y. I win Mr" b. awn Is cloth ;orin 4 win 1.. onon. Lewin landreow, Wows. Owes, owl Lowman& 1 ROUND ond WWI'S TIIITH ere not oel7 indir ra pambly seaddla boa yisulariadat bb beck esssa.l4= lad=. 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A TESlMPintab46ol4 °MMUS. . rpiix DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING Oat vaiisoped 4d., clamped lA. • Draft Waist Jewel. tbe advatehnot free senora aid et el need relenea hi %hesitant sad value et Its gesseel asee—la the seeeney of i. seperle. see Is the wise ateratatas earl egarierdel lame ▪ eiatedild la the dry, raga*. sad mosetery artleise—this mei 11 MORMPOND AT MI SEAT OM& N NEW/ IS AND DIP fra iadtrivety may taper% of *MN* Ibe Was One Yew pal tele by en* Oaeranat Nalebe TM ONLY DAILY ALUMNI WOl2. al& I R =lllll ALL Of imam armurnianuts. It I% stafrOZININ thestraw :home= ;‘ Pi nsia ta lmaelare7;lde=sd lealiselte=er ealseillea est reram • esdeeed if lookeiler as anneeea tam %deaden ;or at lib aNien ,yr llsehefreet. leadea. 11.1. It le atierterect Ile pp* by evaidee .p .• idea the palleher VIN. ippliwilles. Imola the et rase SONO seedy le MUIR 11. lIINBAIL WNW. Pa seesaw * Itehelise aeder. rel 4 NEWS JENT TO READ. tree 8 as ostll 3 p.a., at la, por rappirsa is toga or worm M tor 3d. par day. or ISt. (instaaspe=rtar ; by Ma. IMMO. tow Angst. 1 1 4 lltsaidlorklrot. AILY NEWS FORWARDEDtotbsOOUNTRY /WM) POW. at Ilk. ed. per . gr.. wawa km oh , 1, lbw ms. . MADDOI.III, Uppr Allaap4l.. Inge t. Ilsaissam moat. P0r....---------. . - - - ---'-' - --- P pAILY NEWS LENT 11) READ t is Loden. lk. pat quertar.--11114T10 11011$1.110 IKAIALIV e Ie.Z. tit Dn. IM . 1111. pig gr.—H. ADMAN.). . .4 at Woriataae. ales haw At. v 110pAYSWATW M DAILY MTh MEW 'To 0 xi, ARAD ; oil to tin tosati oar at M. r e = me. or, Olio M roost. . 1111 a oilmlok rot. 1 oroo SPOATING. 4s44110111) ILA.CMS—Waitssini. • in wax riusurs.) Ilinmeases d u wok orb, 3 ft, with II added. SR ipold‘ ' Sow LTA SMlZ.leha at of Pl4sty .. „ • Swftwritazo sale we. soak lk W ww _ Irmaisi masa Om efts =Mt bat- .1 Sib "tn Oils Qr. Ibilselirea. alma 11."4". CRILMSTOAD us , Amman ma Wane 4199.-049 imam 4941 WI Ma et lb lb - Plait I 11 .1 I MIN . 9 7 4 , 11 Thine ....- 4 11 3 le 11/ 4 la • ark Sees Spool lie 9144.4..... • le 9 iliarar 4 • 9 NOTTINGHAM RILY MUTING. Hems Aseive..-119wbei4, 119. 19919, Mmerird, Nemies, Arite9s, Gezkak. L.'s se, Ls JELL 111. AlAnw, BIVIDIII. TM% Amami. , rm.D=6 . 0707 ‘71 Ul HA* Saleel m Cede. ee. Lem% may ' ma Ma YORK AUGUST MISTING. IMO War MAW •=;.• boss mrsest ► Ohm FON a am*. Is Sr • Loan WAWA Excrinow To THZ fizAs ow Wilt. —A letter hes just hors reotausd heat the emboss ea bard Lard Wert's stem mitt, Leaden, is whisk after tliestritleg the voyage out sad the arrival st i ,tebestepei sad Relsklasa, the writer gees ea a • osesempeoled Ohs szsedities to Kerb* sad witisested the whets of the operations Pilfers the town, sad the dostrasties et the easakre forts by the oasis, htiasetf. . We olos wtasessed s epteedid le let bourses the Viper guahest sets Itaseisa eissaser which was tittle* ?r . sx the, gerier'seffests to taws oat of the bay Leech." Vies!, west eft a her like a prelims sail' w ee tesitiag ea lei Is bissilisi sty* vim We of ' the sassay's fold wield be ea kw. His lordship. the Oetwis it the ChlnliN, mml_4l basis - °fie: -401. r I sisat, sessaa, aim LONDON, THURfiI4Y tbe Court. - 011/30111M, lots 18; Primes Arthur , Primo Leopold. rod Primer ' lash. tubs lam sm Masked aka onelathm, GM poo ralikitud. 4 omet freamably, and ode waggle( the renaladar at tap Nom* am who* go& ' tio . ow= Ideffasto Bard, Petmoss , of Wpm, dram to Cm* •VI ymeoeddy'alotiiem 1 Pew, Alban WO ea do eldbmit with the Paha, of Wass aid POWs Atha& • 1 Viemaateet Mania. has emeseded dm Dalian of Athol) 1 as Lag is Watiag. - Liam- Camel Jeffreys me Llatt.-Oodpiel Rami s of IM Dept Natalie* at Panama, bad•lldt Ildoso or "Os wad Ism Yeaski roorrooy. • • 1 Tit* How. Abbott Lwsaass lab AmuWWI this coact (with Lemma), was , 11114 hinno swam, tout the Ualtat lutes, es • to 061, fnr & few months, liat was prevesesit a dm/IMo thaws. Despatches frau the thusessa tht Cart of swasieth vammiertst Tut Ju4,c a 1 C•6111111kille Of Ow Pd., Co sat pastel - day. sad custadul as appal fel= Jerry—" Li Braun 7. Aabia." An appall fru Beagsl, " /Lamm nil v. bloutadunt Nam," wu eicaseasetl. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign-dace. The niiotetetni present were Viscount Palmerstoc, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Eirl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey; the Earl of Clarendon, Lartganniure, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Ch►rlre Wood, the Right Hon. R. Verson Smith, Sir Wm. Molesworth. Visoount 'Canning, and the Earl of Harrowtry. The council sat three hours. The Royal Yacht, srjth her Majesty, ,to., on board, steamed thronnh Spidesed end back to Oaberne last eveniag between 6 and 7 o'clock. The skips at ifpithead fired a iloyel salute on the 04081146. iiisoount and ruoottatees Palawan= gays a inag ainoent bawled last sight to the Dasher of Casolnadge and the Priam. Mary, the Duke of Cambridge. sad the Hereditary Grand Dasher of Heck Witham-Sunlit.... The Marriage at the Hoe. HelMe Duaoembe, ',mar.t daughter of L.s end Ludy Feeersbans, with Mr. W. B. Diablo', ma al Mr. Daisies., M.P. for the West "tidies of Yorkshire, , eat extemalesit yesterday, at Bt. Georges C►erd, ilaoeveriqosae, I. the preemie eta ea- Dimes oink ef Übe whimsey. To Counter; of Boon gave as afternoos fife at Ceeitiohary-park, yesterday, at which a very saaesoae potty d the asistostasy were present. Lord mad Lady Hollaad entertained a distinguished party at breakfast yesterday, at Holism& Bow. Law the glom were, the Duke sad Dieters l'Asoate, Li. leeri limey the It a,polltios Mainer amid the Priaress Cabal, kis Excelloney the Pruden Minister and the Comatose Beta storff, his Katelleney the Austrian Minister and the C 0.,. tens Collared°, the Dasher of Wellington, the Duelers of Br. Albans, the Marchioness of Aileabary, the Marchioness of Loadeaderry, the illarqab of Breadalhane, the Marquis of Claericarde, the Ocatetme Greaville. the Berl cad Cons tar of Wilton cad Berea Marcelietti. _ . Col°oo Fleury, chief equerry to We Imperial Ma jesty the Ifespene of lessee, hat Mediae flessy, have arrived at Featon's Heed trio Paris. DESPATCH PROM MINERAL SIMPSON. la our 6«or Midis resist- apse krt. % lowed whisk _ OP ITIWIDAT., WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 18. Lord Panmure has this day received • despatch and Its enclosures, of whir* the following are copies, addreesed to his Lordship by Lieutenant-General Simpson, commanding her Majesty's Foram in the East : Before Sebastopol, July 7, 1866. MY LORD.—T have the honour to acquaint your lordship that the remains of our late lamented Com , mender-in-Chief, Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, were removed from head-qpartern to Lagatch Bay, on Tandy, the 3rd instant, sod placed on board her Majesty's ship Carideo, which deputed fee England that same evening. Nothing could Is more Imposing than the whole line of this melancholy procession.. The day was floe, and the appearanee of the Allied troops splendid . ; as many ea could be spared from duty to the trenches, and with safety to their *amp, were collected, and the procession moved from the doer of this bonne Wetly at four o!olock, p.m., in the follow ing order : In the courtryand of the house was stationed a gnarl( of honour at one haadred meant the Grena dier Clouds, with their dramas,' regbeental Wows; fifty men, with one field dingtheso eighths, and cue subaltern, from the . *era Una, Gad Misers and from each regrow, deed the road from tbe British to the Freud* • head-quarter, a diatom of about a mile a Kaden of cavalry was stationed on the right the lime, two batteries of artillesy and a eqsafeen of cavalry on the left it the Infant/7 west imilmadild by Major-044 Eyre, C.B. The road from thelbewukheasbquartarato Kant& Bay, wen Has klies. *Artois way by the in lantry of the FrenehUgindel Guard, &ad of the lit .corps; baads.were statimad Ga iolsevaler end flayed is the progenies pens* and field batteries (Breath) at istervals, ea the high grounds right sad left tithe, road, fired dente gem The preasedsa tosemest the body was as follows: Two sysedeens BeitielhOavalry (12th Lansers). Two squadenws Piedimotese Light Cavalry. FourFournnttmdvgsFreak Ohnseeers d'Afrtque (Ist sad 4th..lseginsentsh . Tear sqoadrons • Feenik (kilometre (2nd sad 9tl: • . • - troops Frew& Reiss Artillery. Artillery. fringed • raa n tbe nr nae s =ria n = bow • ou s i • n iroblead wales su • Hr. .& W, 11•49 1 1 4 44604 ibat ta 00•160. 1 . 1 1. _ "ME IW._ ' $,- - 7 - ,____,,,,_--o- - ---_,—___- so w ,real b naa $. t h e slv end sh gEg a o w afiee=itsete ao hibt,nuebseit's notes were woo 1•• .. ~Jar Dimausff • ogyl, 13,6 " .. Ai : t illn r • tad teem %heisted otauMr, regat 'Wile' '' the iwe terie — ifbea gis abort 11"orrow ( pis dill). Ter manes ea The codin, covered with a Mark pall, fringed with ha l f the noel th Os aloe wove at lad 311ehelao, mid* Ow ("seed " ,titt, the •Isiala g 0 t . ti "." 14 b l "" k " .as• Om"' ithad silk. Widths. Union Jerk rag ddrirrulded by . 0 • 1 11 110 ted on their apse bet, elic left tie sesissa, end turaell l Ire es' the l be e....vordi =MIT. ___ • the late Rind hfassaara escitadi Wend mood, and a and being drilled Port, One iike sileasod I. s Alm Ow She thee Isl. , hedge ddiebresel al eta 0.4424 b . garland of $ Ismorteis,'t pissed there lay General tent Acerb, for at hod ep the Mamas sad got. bra. sal, with °then wbant renewed so, ingiused sheet 1110 gip is the .lea PA ALIAMA.TARY - " CIUIISTIONS." .. ' Under was carried On a platform, that epos a leo their time, et Agee 11 . it iiir goosed tamed Tort Inaba . , ...._,,,,i.,,..,,_ , . .. , , 9:pomid4 j gene lay #oesse of Captain TIMMY% Dizen's • eantaand; be- Ha Weal& Mho ...se. elated. Oil the peossedises Me failaw‘weltiete str- gets Ai , 0 1 .4 0 0 1 _AddierY. , • . tl dred , be tors ham of the day that bemoan abase.. ped , Meek set 'on _ .deelt Woo ta k . ....t, tbi edmat ega a s tise INE.1100•1110. % .At the .i kelds it MS - ..neap tale Good of recruits comini lii• it , libatill., Tolls fhwolaiand Um Order ;6. lb Irk ••• w . • Pelisnet t la•Chiof Odle Pooh Army; ta fifty men, arld4 Teat NI of iklat t. onfb 10•0•10 Wane trobio la ourbeemst t i te i ft I les' obi Lie e e ne lue eof _ sad, ethdr warlike ags cif I =7 o ,1 ° wil" aft la in hi ' ar ic a S io . . liktS. Criimulder•to-Clinef Of dianitay over thi whit thel =TAO deoureld troll of . 1"a 144° • thatltbilan A goo* Deile.„Mableore, Cona• touter over full o ter Woo entibitos taker la lid o l i af f s the ' awl ' mod Ym il 1114 " nil " i ' m "al ' lit ' i r t'•lnalli e t rat as am 161.0.11Mi11. 'MEDIAN'. te _Oa . • th 1 0 61 40 10. * 1 53 I *ad Lies*. way station: la owe the oat day, sad mewed a anell teller Earl: t olica. . aolor•a•b• glat-ponelat ' r Colatander-hargtiof of the reigefts. Oldie 0111 win lay aa Ms coat . 411 the Mitalimuis lad ,Oras not boner zegijoh g im py. . • ed isd, sea ewer wale .ail pleadaenb lin leg 18 . 101 ......„„,. Videitome •%.110 = s. • (Urger, og the . late rieldAllarefol, lad by lira 111 4 1 ,4 411 . =t a mats' bat .dos met Me enb WS gildeliver.,. way ..e, si i iii ra m m . r i g e r-V a is it seer sai rteeA n strhe . . teousfed aed:r. . sse Menet is, m e weeld. n denk IPA, there, the paiszra sem rwoo k soor .„,b odur by &a d s "w o w, a *ado" .001114/44404 ' Atli late•Sield. dinning the who got Mu 14 oat an. die . frodard ~e at Woo tee _mosoodlota polio Mader; utitilf Oa $a ~ rk""kil7= l _ •aßeb I.sllMlCSltrooro......Of Mimeo be Melee tarose a onablim ore senneeteman ma •.. ended their chat wets imp Mo. Om Lostres-T• Mk tb• Oaf roseneenner_ y i p Generals sad dhow sewn edilie lima* fisedi. Ism hitherto of riftettle se ligetris7 - I . _ . ei-s-Wsjaup,7‘is Wesesseasbosis a moo not eta olleyiworee et _,__ ." T ... 1. , :. "... L .. . i ..... ....... I. _ _. _,...... area have been ny tad, lel sesselose as although dal as aka% :.-11.11-15-L b• k_bitt" * " 4l6 " 4 ?.......s li n mu., C inn to.:,,ZZ '' fr' 6 "13 41. , rowcr"r ls "I . 1 " 4 7 1 ""wil• I **it" . iNhilf 3 •"" 1 ° AV , ••• .. . nretWeieeTatia"crier;:retreorerlie,l= MM -- B r itish Cpwogiesiapegu " . 'he • lgia ... time, one Manly die hi g r =e; r zu l t b,, lr ttrlpig 7 47,:tz ih b imiz i vi.. d o . 7 ,,,,„..,,,,b.„„,i tae Bettish Geseeef Oflebee . Ur . Id Paris . Tut, AIM and Paltry fat ttie. Indridn, ele. le SiMetelab flemaindk is abe le ••••1 0 s• Imo* l i t walls • : ditaff at ifieetaariers. t- .. - ; ••wt 1 . i this ealisteseat * as botakte. oweeess. pp *pa 'tan Re I S• 11111116 . a° 11.11 " .61 W olowod4a . 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KIN "II lallalle WM" • semi fell:4l.lllllil . oaetbsiaillerisy; net the case, a la• Me Malt', as •••• d by Man To gesikeesen, Wasp posretcriorry...„. law.. v• . • L..„ .0 fwv. ear 1 -: - , r i r, • -•- • lb. , filithorities "6" .'l' . reseal is 1 . 1 1 8 0 . 01118 a abs kdods - 0 "":2"r" 111111% at a 91 " 1 "' r t : o ,l, i r i - The passel Aloft 14:- diti•dit• field -Kalil is De man i #,,. , i •;, . a • .0n• Pus la odisterrb"fla .6....rgr w argemi .ulandlig Waptaia Illionniablb Illeeref ONG* ' Ihimentr w• ' ; with- ti i jasatioe to the hide taw' i n - ' mar =et tl lb . • 411•14411111111 . 11edWiltryr 111 °__ .! .I' t .tisa es n Tory able. and dolma .te to arikbit Two septs rd Ihkik.eilvaby . '‘D),(B4 «tyska.. It bas °Wu . •), L . • • hamsenett_eni a ly vret ..... 1 ...A e1es t ~1 ..:, • • ~;J:, , Kt. WM* , _1 kV sr "I write In MO tee Ow • Ng. sad the ' th=i 7 ii ' ;=lr a lt i ATlC 4111 " .• 47 111 4. ach&;0t . of " lien ' lded Bed; Clefil - .. ' '''' - Swim es wet pips, maw to linos tao MIK _ 11 " 8411 " 4 " 21 mob be to Weed Teen. no Were . tbe ... if low d o . i s pastaat by tam ammo* : The escort was seder the .sensed of Lieutenant- surpass th e seal 1 Colonel Duo* TUFA Bores Anil."' MOW of the day% frotival-vis., the linen of of • debt "sw"‘„ iiiiier„ so spot ere Iwo. • lam edditkog um. a atand the Swills a attnit" in nn = ni th. mit." stials. '" -w" wisomismirgoesa"ammywg.magmeell„hwaiewe'6"artorria p a tu & "1"11. " °if " 1 Two add batteries of the Regal Artillery stationed . his task, it it be Is a gnat mann I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROOM ox 0011MOIllestainasy, Jots-18. - • Dingette al Mr=trair l ass — is (1111 LA Btu. Os the order of the day Wide. kW oesmittes as this WC. - Mr. M'MAHON meet. .se es mesdames, that she imaker Meld Ism tbeashrthell day thew mostbo— r=alinghter) ;—b. stoma Wes the bill should go 1.50 that day them miseilis. The MUM foe evis 111:Zigiretid. aresde Ms moms, sad sr this bill it' Wie to segment them If any messero et that .bled Weestebe passed, it shareLls with the Mobil of the polossmet. Mr. DE VEER emetrieseseadmost, observiss that We bill mirpoeted tea a to provide iespromel dull age 'for the labeensg elemeste Issieted, whom is reality its *est wes •• rim eidithmel fosill•Me fee ejsetisg them. 1 • Sir W. SOMERVILLE doled say am Is deal that the iltrelliage ot sibs Mooring Masse woe e dimness sot oily M Inlaid but to hamosity. (Chews.) Hie object to l i litisgiss forward the memo wei simply to do sway with that itiall of things, whisk mewls. is • t deem to 111640011 0 Slavish im loolemil - loch asMwfillie . =s e er is whish ereey•semor of beemeatel elm estmoly gm op them* so helloiere. •Es . . sbw 11747aad hemed member bad biassell per • Weft Ai l Mks dosisties that the pretest ones eau pNeetelesef We vastest evils, and woe dangerous to toe mates rale sew propmed as suoidetent with tho My amessooleg thstsystem He milt sot balm that the Ei 4PClO•tailla Were opposed to . wimprommest of Mir , ~alts was orevisoed that by posing dm bill maid be °miseries a uatiossl Meet. the SOLICITOR-GENERAL for IRELAND was sore Mist media( but motion of li amenity sod binevolome had .esdesed the right hos. booms to istrodeco th is hilt (Cr.)m The libraries elms of 'reload, whew:mid sot be letwal Weeetty, posallerly requited • proton's, sad efforts fer, the improvements of *sir tosdiniis. The fault cute bill we. that it weds the magieroselsdies is cases whore Mir doty sad ilentellik tilaWkl- He maid mg .pest-that elm danseley seighOlfemet by girls, as appeal to storm essaloss. With Hi allealties be Swept teat She bill would lie tree foles_s i kkeim. Its thought that Si. = 4 " 18 . 8 t• to withdraw to bill Wordier M might L ai rep:i;e ".". e wFli the requisite smesiments. TIM Wee Wilber objoetiou to the bill as it stead, arils- Medim mime, is whish the tome 'i maim at will " li ii hmeeester Skate Ms a year" me and. NO. MAME pietly oloset# to the patty criticism. ol esitee. emil ismed i mber. TM alteratioss to •Ma ha leihers4 Mitre be weds is sommtuie. H. (Mr. =L presided hit sepport of the mown sot upon soy posed% his me • full belief that It would prove most hosideisl its thobilhoosieg Messer Inked. Sir T. BURKE esillideled Willis mma Measial mew , mire whisk ever Atm betas the Mese, sad he flpeM them fere give It his most cordial support. ' Col. GREVILLE mild sot bet egret with the es. sad Issued padataan, the fieliattor•Gesoral for Imbued, that there wee. so many objestioes• to the details of alit mature that it weeld be botter that the bill Mould he withdrew* sad • fore me M. il., MlRr i ar ik tbeeplii that the objections of the bin. mmilgaUset member (Chef. GisvUle) sad of the Solicitor. Weems& lie Ireland woshi be far bettor amputated la toe nail*, (am, bear.) No fish had boss Mad with the psiesiple. bat only with the details of thshill. NEW MEMBER. • Mr. 6TILACT took the oaths cad his seat. at amber for Ease Norfolk. The debate upon the D wilily for Labouring Clams (Inland) Bill was resumed sr : Mr. MAGUIRE, who renunded duo hoses that no bill mild be rood • mooed time os Monday scat is the aOlll4 et Lords. It was thirster, oily a mate pf , time be pries *maid this measure. Mr GROGAN believed that this bill might be passed this sesetes, std that, U passed, It would be of the groom M Ireland. ' bi -t a eYAGAN thought that it would be well Mikis period re passion sot to press this hilL He believed this the berseitt who istrodwied the bill did se with the - but beedvet, lie Mush; he 144 carried oat those molest in maser. 5 =A Melfateee. met Lie eerie eeeele ri to a &vibe MIMS ley imply by the hoe. bemost (Sir W. Si. serving) to the suswesehmest his he.. armed the Sokoto- Geestal fer Ireland. The pmemeet meld other wise =M oppose the hoe. Motet, which It was far hem Mrs to do. i • We W. SOMERVILLE had se objeition to stale ties teem whisk be alit:mid emus. He should have hallow oliestasa 110 knew too mum ausgeatad by the hoe. shed. Mime bele* him, had he not considered that by se be Meld have doss harm to the object withilt be bid to stow. Ills. HAMILTON muted his protest against the some taws by bee Majesty's goverment. The objmatioes they. had hikes Week Emil; wallets to be discussed in smolt . ea Kr. Swims; saw& thought just had acted is lib este with perfect propriety, just to dia landlords sad to the maestri. It .seined to his that the 6 4 .11 was not le aAt state to pass, sad he thought the right boa. baronet wood do well to withdraw the bill, std reconsider It. Then wee as bony Own it, tee the bill mime to offset icy Mating I. Hs approved of the ettifet of the bill, bat value reT i t lits.hereast assented io the corpse proposed by eimeessaest, he should feel ft lib d uty to rote against the bill B assists semmitme. Laid liAAll Warne Mt to bill was likely above all ethers to gimsatisfeeties sad somfort to the lower ohms se Ir4lsad, and be hoped the home would now go into tom stud. cm it. . The him ft.. &Hied — roe the seassaiseue ~ 68 aiatitsi -66 n• beesethes west lets wesmittile. Clean 1 was speed to with ems sobs& ameadmests. ' Os Mess 2, • Mr. lissiedist SEE moved to words—'_ the wordo— stone, Welts, sad se~." The, -he odd, would teed a. leases great ol mad estese to the whole neither of 1 111 whit ill feri Eitvu.4, Swishy( would be unwise ti r. the , fflift..,... = t ee t ail it Lo a dish, wan laid os the I Ur. RAW -7.! the ' . A - Amendisg to to hay, us it at Meek ii=, potting • small gilismoy el brisim elle GEM% have the sammary Sieg al 7la l*".l° aa irst e d b..."" P T: at= !f • ksa t hvoilig ehav g getis h i g . 4l would be Mrs sisii Ater NM 1 Sir W..SOILERVIIAII said, is ate belies of the houie appeared ;to be maims Ms is this mist, he aboald glee e. . ' wo ll6 wheadisilikerie samed to..MAI owe other verbal alteslaitille Seveelt Mee diiituesed sad speed to, s The Cesium, minuted prommt. JUSTICES QUALIFICATION BILL. T l r e s c bi h toze redraws ; pania • .. duasia essi. udisuoi Ree Crows Sails BiS wee re“a tom time •a 4 pseW • Metes' Aim Billpawed _GOoklt ossuesitteo. The leohalshig ordure won dise.se. M. TTINGS OF TUB HOWL' ' ' -r ' , Mt. J. WENN *tam. Glut orarresu sdiu= i i: aea Me., Roebuck's - - A desks lo Ramo ' .er the ----- • - En* fdli all] t Osumi • rsa, JULY 19, . 11865„ on the hill opposite tie hum, tired a salute of 19 gone, whim the procession /moved off. The anibd bands of the 3rd, Inb r eed 690 d Regi ments, stationed in the vineyard that surrounds the Week Played the" Dead Mame." The bead of the tilardinMa. areoadiers we eth- Atoned half-way to the Fres& head-quarten, sad the band of the 10th Moms on the Wet the line. The apiproaeh to the wharf at Razatob Bay was lined : .tiMsehinente ef the Royal Matinee sad sailers. The body wee reeeived os the whirr by Admiral Brett mad Rear-Admiral Stewart,. C. 8., and a large number of officers of the combined Beets. The launch of the Briiish.fisgahip. towed by man-of-war boats, conveyed the coffin to the Ceradoo, the boats of the .unlined fleets fbrmitig as escort ; and the troop sad battery of the &nal Artillery iosladed in the aeon, formed upon the rising ground above the bey, and fired a salute of aiostien guns' as the hoffin left the tes ti. eis traff , no lachideat Thus terminated the last that could be paid by hie troops Wirt& lisidelid Commander. His loss to us here is inexposeible I sad wi11,.1 ern sore, be equally felt by him country at home. The sym pathy of our allies is universal and sincere. His name and memory ere all that remain to animate as in the difficulties and dangers to which we may be called.— I have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, Lieutenant-General Commanding. The Lord Pentium, &o. P.S. I sack's the lists of casualties to the sth instant. linwerissi rota of ssensillii hew the Ind to the MI or July. 11133 larttudve : -ird lewerksa. Hertedisr guards-1 sr gram. 9 rah wad Or. wonedsL kit Mathis. MS rudder Oned•-1 sok noll Ss killvd ; 1 mak sad Ils wensisid. Ist battelems. la of lees-1 matted flaideudoi. Itillast.-1 rank owl di= 1 silow. i grartar, 4 nolt and Ille. waseded. 9th foot-7 soak twills weeploL 14th Peirl.4 rank mills wswedeL P ot 1•84- $ rah sari Os Mudd. 1116 lent-1 edit WA die temesd. 1114 les- 7 risk MS kleAllgigied. NS Toot--1 mit lid Its womded. Sit foot -1 &maw. 1 teak sod St. wewaled. Ski Idhst-1 red sed It. Mod. lath lost-1 sawed, • ruitand 11s. weed* Swlt.fert-1 411 1 1 snit end his, wessit o l ic elli Vont -Irina sad Go wonuide fe d sink sad So tar 6-1 rod pad His Slid. I ma egg Se wadell. - 4416 auk end lii traumas!: 47 1 h Pest -I Irk aid fib lansi.l ink end 910 TosieleL 13th Feet -11 task saddle sepuedwi. MI Fed - , 1 took end lib Med, 4 rank sad Its wowdsd. 77th Foot-ir soak sad lie wodmind. Mit Pat-1 rook eid Oa IleggilL Sea Psot-1 risk obi Ile kliisd. I rank sod Ile Issalids= Peel-4 ask sedilb waded. kith Frot-I ask sal NIB 91rd Post-1 got whi Its MIA igiger width ma illowesiii. MI Foot-ISA Ed St woedlL lit 11911111sa BM MISS-1 Pak sofas wunsdp4.-9nd Sittelisa Rißo n lf reelt ind as 19 sesit.ead Illswanadel. 1 ears MS& =llaggers sad Sam-1 leek Zit !faint - E - Totsl-1 MI" .11• ask eal Se. haat; S daft% a earwigs 1 dreamers. 111" 11111Nak aid Ilts. wounded. Illsewsi Mara women fr Alms ve Om NW how Ss Id le t lho r =ay. ISkj of i o dedm - N who lS ha ilkftliilip - Ptiglib A mara illlisre whownewass as rVs lMie= theSr ilk My. Ised. te.-1110 rio—ussiu = mg C. A. L DIS. Id C. Rid aim =I Private from id Ws Ith My. ISM. laindes.-Ird Forit- s Mel Privegs ' , Juba Neil. 4 7 th itite-Yrivihs 111111117011777. frig. ad BIM. et Lk Mods - mi PA lise.M= Joke May Jams Illeallg, Wllligi 11. , 'MIL lat Ist e Fwall Oasedn-Priwes Jahn Owils. dad Foot - Prises Al Sa m Idelaud. ior Idth Fest - ?rinses leht.. loth. hid foot-Privass Omits Moon. Mg Fosh-Privels Thaws 1111. [ linia. 71ed Pun-Myst. nlesander Mervilses. 14 onkssl esters o 4 wswasendsdnald sikers mi si=ronid fres the Ird to the b i r4 o : July, ltSb, Pat- Dreamer Pastel T . severely • ilk resh-Prtvelo Jae ci.sdy, d‘hwy. Slut -Private Juba o ker ee = Skit igeF- Pd Ilsety Wilma severely. vanilla Oblds dielklai mv l9 * ra° 4- Pri""a=r 7 = i ih 4251 ilegb-rebelles Wills& Gamely ow lord,. Nab Fest-Privets Mersa Mealy Alt ma nn; foot - Prints Ma Iblylst sllght/y. 77th r not - Rama Truer, sashay. Nisi Fast - Piper doges UMW .1 r 7: Privets lin Chao= away. Rord llogges sill 114 inn -lAr eese alipA d tpli Collins wordy. Ind M ali= .... .......IPMotre._ A 141;iielrist . led root-Psivatve Perzia carton slightly. lee. Crook slightly. 17th Poot-Pri. vase I One" , . Mk Foot-Privates Thomas Chap. mai levereltg, soversly. 41st Foot-Prints Jana 111. hop sdeady.t4flal to Henry Cook severely. 47th Foot -Privets' Gawp Illrerthest orestely. John Yakk slightlr Mk Foot - Private rear Roar gli ed tttly. 72nd Foot-Private John Duff slightly. 77 th FM - Prints' lupe Yaws dan gerously Whew Santos Sageggly. Ugh Toot-Rime Robert Lynes angwesely. OM Fail-reime Jetta Kelly etightly. IA it Feet-Ptivates Jame' Dept althsal Ape swab. 113.4 Peet-littrates Algargrbit Agera , William fisedy esversly_ iskalfany enersig.. Rod lots Brigeds-Pliwara Dodd Os wiesse so l t ra lava . Cumhert sovand Chile . Harry home Ins. adidge . Joist Hoag Wathleorsi 41 1 . 11 0. Legg lab. limb =IO ta ms at Thaws: 1 Ouordo-Pekiplis Gawp Raison Charts Dlsi ll :Cl7 noes lardy. Rohinti:2 , Ogle& _idit i Wityratt a l: Iliilk Mb le& Jana" Mel isiorely, WilbialiM 3011•111-vrelliTh i nellse 1 illgltly. Mk Foot ahem Kok sevately, Thum Ramobru bsw aseleseds. 61111MThemas Hyde silghtly, Oinwitt e n. 14as Private smewily. Fog - Petri* F aim r=ll7. P liiit t a iM Shred ortwely. °serge Berm alightl . 114111 Foot -gergemat klanala wo....r.arreirld So 0 04. Privates Thomas Lalt Addl. y. Silk Yost-PrlVates Mows WW me4l.Jelq 7, Ilmir Eisluirairmely. relsol re g r irtit i r ' 197122: 1 1== r e seti s rmelty p lldlert olls jassik seeer p o ll e lieen dil l i ggria le. Ilissi issfr-Corgeni West limpeiriEts. 17S =teeleft WS .y. _ . NilliCherli sesrdy. 41s1 Melo = 4ll llllllllll =l=alWthwas:4l4j.Vailrtistlit_rrile 41614811,411. IA dghtly. Thstees Wilson, sewisly. Mg Aka fedi slightly, I.lut Om slightly. 77th Fest-lair onmailsa Widen De= deseereesty, Silsoll Pas slightly. 1113-P rins Hugh Campton severely, Jabs Wain sweetly, I/ere/taw slew,. nth not-Private* PM* Reordy Ili& ErCared slightly. lad root-SIMS =So Morris 1 . 1 . 4 foot-Privets Rivard JenaAtly. IS Ibight alinis-Priwts OsorpCisek; Yi% THE BWIBB FOREIGN LEGION. (11411 • SPIICIAL Is • farmer letter I esdievetwed ' briefly to diserfbe the system sots) upon by the commimion charged with the enrolment of the Swiss Legion, aid •haetug showed. by what' keens and by what menta men are now daily enlisted in the various Cantons of Switzerland. aid the seethed seed to mesnable them at head gmuteee i will peeked at coos I to take op the subject at the point I left it. One of the first acts of the commlidos, after being %mystified to the French government, was to torn, an agreement with the railway authorities, under - which the wen of the Legion can be transmit, tediums Eicheistadt to Paris, sad • thence to Calais, at third-clees price. _ The men being Air snivel to strict military dieriplios drilled twice a day ort parade by coupe , for at last two hours each drill, do not time, and remain thue,.under Colonel seamaith until tbry stand from two hue we hundred seui My strong, the parties coming in daily varying from tweety seldom nutlet the first, though ma the second number. When they ' complement, they are marched to the Each car contains about thirty under tire surveillance of six ofikers or uoyeramieeioned ellkers who are held responsible e cowl - and behaviour of their men ; the _ . ,c•aek receiving the reports of, and whoU. It is the duty of theie men to th to Doke r ead so well has this reted, that, I believe, only two left behind up to the pro of whom was taken ill, and s a: t i eti a t itliet .whe deserted win , who it Stat opponed . gams raking the spats, aid- ior.. . wkiss.thay could find then; now !NOW Wilily and quietly, offer qpipositioa. As. Apesubli settsiblt kokreg deserting from the Swim service were enlisted in the Legios i but sea was, tied every facility wsr given 111 10 .tbelt search after them. And is received unless he be pro, the wool doeurneAls -and= A ahem* of any • has hitherto ken my pleasing tkftlo in WI terms el disable meaner the I WA , seat has been carried on. Nothing can -I and ability shown by Mr. Gordon ootuotissiouers associated with him in be not the military sh;!ii, and indefati- (Stamped ld. Additional.) gable energy evinced is the precision of the arrange ments and the untiring efforts of Colonel Dies', the commandant at Solielatadt, and his staff. Their eon bioed efforts have resulted in the bridging together within the short space of six weeks a thousand men, now actually present at Dover, all well eda-1 cated recruits, in the prime of life and strength, almost every one of them drilled men --i it one word, a thousand picked men. Indi vidual energy and exertion have thus, when left ea shackled by official routine, collected together and transmitted to England, io this short space of time, a very respectable body of recruits, at a time, too, whim men ate not usually disposed . to .18 it not, then, deeply to be regretted , that this commission was not permitted to sot months since, immediately after the Foreign En listment Act received the sanction of parliament sod set free the hands ot government. A long sad dreary winter thed lay before the Swiss peasant—the prise. cd the aneesarms of 'life was almost saps& dasttadly high--w mach so that. the small. present proprietors were isreedixonead away the moo they had mega of them employed for years, and endeavour to atone for the dearness of provisions by increased ecuovay and a diminished household, added to extra week cm the part of themselves, their wives and chil dren. Inhabiting the country myself, I can speak - to the fast, for I was personally besieged by num hire of respectable labourers, thus thrown out of work, most unwillingly, by the small pea sant proprietors, who daily offered themselves, begging for employment, asking in return for their day's toil only the food necessary for life. AU these men would have joyfully flocked to the English cell; for, independently of the necessity they experienced, and their ',hope of gain, Prussian and Russian policy is hated in Switzerland, and the time has sever been known when the Switzer's heart has not beat responsive to the call of liberty aid freedom. The proof of this is self-evident, end proclaims itself in the tact that the Legion now musters one thousand strong at Dover though the enlistment his been delayed by the English goyermout trout month to month unt il , the winter and its hardships over, a full harvest and full work have given food and employment to the Swiss •labearon, and lessened the inducements to foreign service. It may not be generally known that Swit zerland does not prods), more urn than salami for three months' consumption; and as France, from which country it draws a great portion of its deficit, was shut to its wants during the put winter, I think I run no risk of overstepping the mark when I assert that had the Betas commission been organised withib a reasonable period atter the passing of the Foreign Ealistmeet Act, every day would have brought five recruits to head-quarters for every one now enrolled. There Deems a kind of precision in error in this re spect peculiar to an English administration, and not to be foetid elsewhere. Nor is this all. I have en deavoured to show by means of simple factr--the truth of which can be tested by any of your readers at the expense of a visit to Dover—how individual energy has triumphed over every &Scatty and gone far to remedy the procrastina tion of government ; but, even alter this, procrastination still shows its baneful influence over the future of the Swiss Legion. Oct of the thousand men now at Doverohere are at twat five hundred perfectly ready for service. Some of these men have seen more than one campaign, others are Neapolitan soldiers, or", as I should term them, Swiss from the Neapolitan service. who, their term of enlist ment being over, have rpreferred entering the hug lie h service to renewing their Italian engagements. The number of drilled and trained men now actually available in the Legion in question is at least flee hundred, and I have reason to believe that the I War-offlos is perfectly aware of the fact. TOW public will therefore be surprised to be informed that the reason these men an toned to idle away their time at Dover, the ruses why they cannot be allowed to take part with their English brethren in the glorious struggle now going on, is simply because England does net possess arms to plus is the hands of the men who hive so quickly and ae nobly responded to her call, and who now staid ready, willing—nay desirons—to take their part in the war for freedom, but who are doomed to inaction and inactivity because England possesses not;, the means to arse them. May this fact be knows to and appreciated by the English public. Strasburg, July 17. THE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO MALLAGHEA. (From the New Bra a May 26, a Siena Leese aper 4 The usual quiet of oar town wee converted into a soave of onsternetios arid awe, on tharsday monis", by the snivel of her Majesty's steamer Tosser from the tradi tion to Mallaghea, sent by the Airier Governor on Manley evening last for the enforcement of puniest by Bombs littlish Lati, the chief of that viten', of attain indemai; ties to our merthaats in that river, JOr losses saitaind by Sam threeph that thief In the latter pert of last year. Teo Teem bad sanely authored when the appalling oil reelmilleilliatelliguree !mad like wild firs through Way pert deb, Owe that in the attempt of our troops to estaphiss the datrisetbe of the town of Mallagba on Wed nesday (Ala bad bin partially elected on the preview day) they were washed by thousands or the native., over. powered, sad driven from the dare, with 0 lON of 73 era of the let and 3rd West India Regimes. (of 150 rank and Le mat on the expedition) in killed, missing, ad wirabded, wi b Wotan ale° wounded, who had maenad is getting of is the ship ; ass naval editor killed (Acting Paymaster Andrews), of the Tenn • Lamina% Wylie, killed; two g=eless r 7, on navil rarer sad throe teen wounded ; isitplas, also severely wounded in both leis i Linetweent asset, Red West ladia Regiment, *evenly weemdal ; Lieetemase t, of the Sierra Leen* Militia, wounded in the hack of the had and hi (but fortunately met seriously) ; and Mr. Firth, Deputy Assistant Comma WGereeral, taken primmer. ho eireammawas *needing this distraming occurrence en from int to last, as far as we have been able to smar t* (and we believe the statement orate Imilemeat may he lolled a), as follows: Seas goys after the departure et Gamma Fame& from Nis enennweet, the Attila Governor rearing alettir hem theisintdike Morse ementry, sad from Kingllaphon, of Weekscoz, womplaini h,d beer w ar=t i t a Oak asello Rbaetas ti e i i b lind y l a: , Mita *Mal, mad some of 'their paper Mod Ill•f11, sad dathedierlianwateder eta wear of people (also slava), whisk ther Mead bad lase earned away. by us from the Idaad of M~mag. 'lto satisfaction weld be given for the capture et the slam, isameelt as Ake Shinto treaty whit tide geneamset empowers es to seine all awes found wi , h slaves ea WM& The surreeder of Maloodoo Tells ' a Foulah, who bad Ilse Wthie onstry, aas also demanded by these chiefs; she slant that if be was sot given up, the King of Foetal Instil immediately ekes tho roads.. This demand was she trussed, as we have no treaty to deliver up Finish. to rho 8000006, nem for willatelei tiaminiten In the latter esiests7. The chide, diminished with the refuted of this government to needs to their demands, arena tartly ordered the British sad From* traden to lean the rivers within ten dap, sitar which period they (the shish) would act be responsible for the safety of tusk goods. No tre of this bevies bees given by our traders to this gram. woos, day were ke el to slept each assesses fee. the removal of their property as dins owe Micdx world PS :list, in the went of psailie messares faillag ; and her Ma jesty's steamer Prometheus aerates et the same the., it was doused sehisabis to send named expedition to saloon oar unties for the protection of orr commerce in the riven • ad bet Majesty's vessels Dover and Britheart laving • ski; arrived, with the Gambia contingent in thi Mpg Cast war, a formidable-lases balsa la the aeloay, • rapid. tion was made to the government to send these yank to the lialiallholi, is complinees with which upward( of 450rosik swift of the 3rd Won Leda Redtinfort, 'ender the semasad. ef Carotids gookoy efr the Sidi )Mint .1014. .regimeat, embarked. _ea Ars* lii• W rap 'lab' meadren baba wider the somaand of era nue. Tune:vodka:aloft this on the Wth 'Novels dims year ;• illimilua*l arrived tad laded at lIMMII . llinialt , Lehi, the thief of that pima pm that as nitaittlies' ~11,140Selneat thetsjA be aural .. ihtth *it refeeillint i. 'sad ell indemuldisatioa far tka Usset,of the tr .4.1,4=1 Wad by the temend of their seeds; was the sole is Mooned. The isidemaileatiem amounted to 1,030 dollars, and was to be paid by the middle of Mirth last. The time having elapaseL sad the promised muscat not bring forth eomia)t, theAuting Guersor deigned it advisable to make seal uvritime sispaiag it. MA Daley his Bthellaal'll [TWOPENCE. private secretary.... thereapos directed to reeved to:the river for tßat perpowt, sad is rose of failure of permed& la whams to the *ad that the mat visit timid its • hosts one. Mr. Met left this on the morning of the 1011 lase., in her .Meinsty's strainer Teem, which had a few days bore aftlllllo from Ragland, and returned on the Mat, Win* to carry oat his mission ; the chief offeriag to oompromiserthe meter for 300 dollars. Oa the nese of Mr. DOW, mi being made kaswa to his Rasellean the Acting Doti err the T was directed to return to Mallsgbee the evening, with 160 rank and Ala of the lot and 3rd cot India Rmietesta ; and Captain Nicholas, of the Tager, peptide Fletcher, oomeaanding the troops, and Mr. Dillet, as catiniaelosers es behalf of the government, to dempad, and, if necessery,infoses refitment. Oa their arrieol at Mal l/4We a rocket and shell were thrown over the town, vibes it was observed from the mast-bead that • white Sig wee hoisted on the shiers flag-staff, it being undentood at. tho previous unit that this signal would show their willingness to *outlaw friandabip ; bet, ad it afterwards turned teg ii :: war an intimation •te the people to quit the town. eemmimiuseee, ow observing the sigual,bincled land* ea wart of the neon, cal having met tenni persons as the wharf, they deeind then to acquaint the chief that they were prepared to treat with him on their minion. Sossitinte hawingwiapaid, other ateenegasa were disposing upoilt i h: emir rereads In the asentime,the shiers prime ter, Ilumedoo Toney, cane down to the wharf. Ho •se ieturar 41 that it the chief did not make hie appeatioes in half as hour, fire would be *pima upon the town. , At the expiration of that period, the chief not appearit4, the flog of trues which had been hoisted on board the Tether was hauled down, and Momodoo Toaray seised as a pri @OM( of war. The ship immediately opened five spnp , tag town ; the Mosque was is flames, and the fire appeared to *stead over the greatest part of the town ; the troops nen safely embarked, having had See moo wounded. It was then resolved to proceed to the mouth of the river and retina the following morning. On ninnies the next day • ponies of the town still appeared steadiest, when it was determined to land, the troops and Are the remainder. A man was sent to the masthead to look out, who reported no sign of the motives is the town, but • considerable Whet her at • distance. An advansed guard having been selected, connoting of 40 persons, under the command of Lieutenant Vinosat—Cnernander Nicholas and Mr. Diller volostost las to amempany it—they proceeded' into the town. They bad not gnus far Leto the ruins, when a murderous Are wen opened upon them, by a numerous sad formidable end*, there mangled. Mr. Diliet was mounded/ at the' first discharge, in the head and leg. The main body goat l ease up to the support of the leading party, when a mark re tiring lire was kept up with the enemy till our troops had naohed the wharf, when, under cover of the ship's *tins, they bad partly outmoded in embarking ; hut the phoebe, with • number of men on oohing off from the wharf, is said to base bees struck by • bullet, land filling with niter, the OM, from alarm, enflima Wit. • - Ass 4 4 trots w " iessamianly bunted from the ship ; but the men were Dm baruselp shot at is the water by the 'ens my on thesbere. Lieut. Wylie was among thn'party, but le unpaid M have men drowned. Several of those who bad been ciatinae# for tunately escaped the de idly fire of the satires on the Chen, and swam safely I. the ehip. To the above melantholy disaster the seven toes of oar troops is slid, to be prinolpilly attributed. Of the advanced party, bet Ave returned to the [ ship. Commander Nicholas, Lieutenant Vincent, as! Mr. Dille* all wounded ; and two soldiers, severely wounded in the head; Amiss Paymaster Andrews, who had 'also volun teered, having been killed among the others of the pasty. Sergeant Semiarid, as Iriiihmon, and formerly of one of the Irish regiments, who was also shot, while leading ihie company, is said to have behaved nobly, and died betkon jag his men on to their duty. The men also behaved well, and were with some difficulty iodamd to obey the aossdYer the retreat. _ The officers peasant in the skirmish were Oapt. Fleisher, commanding; l.iaata. Ker and Beasley, 3rd W. I. Best.; Lents. 8 rachen and Wylie, let W. I. Rev. ; sad Lieut. Vieeent, 2nd W 1. Regt.; and Stet! Surgeons Merchant and Bradshaw. il.eandou Toothy was set at liberty, on his promise tomb• tale the release of oar prisoners, and their being sent to Beatty; when the Assistant Surgeon of the Teaser war left, to crest the wdeadsd on their arrival. The Teaser left Mallegbea on Wednesday evening, tad smi•vsl were on the following nothing i sad oa the nese triremes wes despaehed again , to Mallaghea, it is supposed for exchange of prleners. Ws have been told that a native of the Gambia, wko is here, direst from Mallsghea, reports that ..übseguent MHz* departure of her Majesty's steamer T , the natives searched for the cornets of our soldiers, and that 0n1y,16 were found. They had seven prisoners, with Mr. Firt,h ; and he had not beam hijared. This statement, if oorreot, may lead to the supposition that a large number of misting soldiers must have met a watery grave, or been swept thus the river by the tide, after having been killed. This party also reports that the amebae of sauces killed is awful, and ex ceeds 400. He skinflints* this wars loss to a shell, which fella/sow a another of bead warriors and elders, assembled in a thaneil of war in the town, by which they verve!' ed kill ; and a great number al so killed in a small hamlet, where eismaintion was kept, behind Malleghea, from an explmicia of gunpowder ' caused by a parson trying hie gun, the flash from the pan o f which caught his powder, Bak, and was tharinunfeated to • number of bine(' of powder, by which the whole of the town, with the people in it, visa destroyed. The alarm Is said to very great among the natives at Mdleghea ; Baseball Mimab L•hi had sect an extrived to King Stephen, et the ficrombres, that " the white man demo kill all his people ; " and craving his assistance. This she, sage is said to have • been delivered in thh presence of a remit's% hare, who ems overland, and• arrived bOre last evening. FURTHER PARTICI:MAU . FEOM MALLAGREA. (From the New Bra of June 10:) The Teasel returned to this on Thursday evening, f i rma the nem, whither she conveyed, as stated in our lest number, J. Mefferd, Esq., anti a native of the lotericw, for the purpose of effecting an aojestment of the unfortneate difference with this colony ; which we are happy to say has, to some latent, been seeeewful, Mr. Mallard having,• we have bean informed, obtained from the chiefs the require ments laid down by the Executive. The hears, ww are told, have been desisted open to the free interco . utie of English end Framed trades—the payment of the ssimirip has bean promised is instalments and two prisoner., with sine gear, and a soldier's coat, delivered up. Then is now mareely a doubt that Mr. Firth was murdered, Mid subsequently decapitated and scalped, •hie hair being dis tributed among the head people fur ((mgrs. With respect to the ether white men who were missing nothing is knotqa. The recital of the Willies of oar poet soldiers is raid to e liareowieg to humanity. Sergeant-major Beruiland is Ned to have been decapitated, and had hie as also cut off;wa gat berquestly his bead and arm were buried by the Dad , with his body, in the bush. The body of a white men, sup posed to have been that of Lieut. Wylie, and 29 sokliqrs, wen picked up at Mellitiourle tows, and Aber, buried. The Timer lets this aril* ea Friday evenicg, for •She river., with Kr. Mallard, it is said fog irompletiom the arrargeolsab for pease niado to this goyernment br i lke chiefs of the Melffewair. Hamby Miss Lehi is reported to have abdieated in Went of his young brother Fora Fatamia Facer, who wW.,qe a few days, be crowned king of Mallegkea. We trust ,tires change will be the mesas of reporting • better . rtaiiof - limuzirr.—Yesterilay Mr. Bedford held a ling iaquiry at St. George's Hospital relative to the dead', of Celia Elisabeth Ingram, aged 28, who was found on Sculley taorsiag is the machinery of a steam-engiue at the Pulliam Gasworks, as stated to the Erma at the 15th lasi a. It was proved that deceased lelt her home between nine and tea c'eleckCia iatarday night to Ouches* Some sitppbr, sad that she arrests about sa hour sad a ball eftetwirds war the eaginereom of the works • bat there was no evi dence as to how she obtained entrains to the premise, or became 'Bungled is the - machinery isf the engine. The gatekeeper pasitimly daakul flaring giros her Wasson. sad the gets waa always kept locked. When wea afar the engMaummt she was ant sober, and said that she wanted Mi.' She was sees aftlewards lost sig ht of. The jary Maned a wordlist es! "Asadantal death. ', A remarkable case of somnambulism occurred at Liverpool on Sunday morning. A yoing lady. who had bees *kepis, with her sonata. was mimed jest befogs Aar light. The pekes bad mat ittglitoth sad ear a time 6 . 6 1 Xe• toiligaricts amid I* ,glsuaed. As the day dawned, bow -1 ever, arid objects became more visible, a agate teas deserted movie, wow an adjotaiag flekl. As .amiati. neitte. sat a demesne eeriest kawaned to overtake the person, and batllbe naLaaeboly malefaction of lading the prong lady unharilud, bat in a Sots of sessasasbalieni, welkiag with slow sad mee mod steps ,and emly partially dressed. Vfth a.sra4 of poguirat, excusable ander the circumstances; the aunt drtrsty raktglitiber 11amt4n her mattratu; Oki other,' fol. w w i n g tie oeseapie.eled ifjeel kind germs et endears ,So arouswior. But Mr reatoratien to emulousness wao L ean his sos=zetatrY, if rtillfdesdribed, would (says the ratermore litre reshapes Alma .maiggy. Tie asisrupiatekomig.dp stscatilettt pack end .on ar .c-buotilatilitr; Ad C.alafe• wassellida •4r Ria u?..V" sr t re the field, or anything else in reference to tha fffeir. tilb• wept long and bitterly after her return ; asst., indeed, be ams very in, and eta resting 6.). tie has act endured ea mead ken bodily pain sts sun hog gigaton!, sod she is sill ia • my tespeadiag eseditina.