The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-15 00:00:00

r---~/Q. .e 40' Azo4- " e . is Ew.siAl l k. / '! '• • • . . _ _ • "Nr SS alitlXa fr-',..- - Ze-.-4 (Stamped l.d. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 204.] LONDON, Wk.DNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1855. rut QUERN'S VISIT TO PARIS.-L RIM MIL, Virtssaitt to bit llatrity. Imp is , belle 1111,116 en to to bettsmo tbetr kreberablifsst his 7010111011 if !OMIT 111/1301.11114. 671. ammo). 101 ID midi lb* 111116611 167 bit mesabosares. oblib we the watylpilimiii IMMO 417mal Per. Amery barblued kaus ibil Gerd Iteloselheal IlsbOthis.-111ma• Mug. Ilk 011111141114111. Sib% 1/11111‘ NOTICK—Amy VISITOR say traverse PARIS r se a• Marmot by re amisrate at re PLAN or ran • Rt. SAN Oho ups assawset). air/ Sr Ards ram. R. & yr. t 0« as gra as r ov er. • Mira Y.. man sousla ran la reartly barL—Ooki by awry bsabsdkr r P. THE BEARD, WHISK ERB, and MUSTACHIOS. lb. preseereitl seems lOW WWII INACAOSAZ OIL pidesies em Qom enemata at Ilambui is erheially kern end eppreekied. re Is reesrdei by emu= leeieebeidele. imedlea by the beelbeet irobeelelee. OA blimeeeee Ns lebnie piegiedue We shammed Se MA asudirs Mk Is lb obis, somierseas Ile gus derma It firm OM inl It minim ases prowdeast Malay Mom divett. soh ad Nimbus wisimq. to the Wei gisledit Imre lb. Prise Tit. Si. TA. Neely BeOles (141101 I. bor i gai m ill. 5 sad amble deeb Tle. per Meth. Odd by A. • We, IlelexAgodes. lerhoe. nil by amble rid Per. kiwi& CGLES'S ALGA MARINA is th• Coassatssted Same et the 01111.0111111 i. etenabelog la • b biddy emilmed lone W the %mei et theme 011118 SO wheel medial ealhedlat motile the Ord* beendietheliallahmadeMone II ado* wady tallet end Nelda Melt again el mob dit alhode Mtn eiremstie go; nonneyb.md eine yaks la Ss babe mil piste It I. nes mkt* ether adateni emeame tam et enahnim. eeknaden. manasiden, lifimmet de• hrialelm sesilly" anew. smityreg ••••••• aniltemee nor et *hay IN 11111ean; and In am time hen lea is It Will 'meg Waft Its pad OWL dall ha bonne. dL ial t dia. nod at darn. by T. teatiada N. IL Panre wed ill toln Apt& be WI :=l= loy all eallesak erl stay be bat rade ea ep. ylisetien. or Fes tree by eneladhg owe. The TIM Tolomo, No 1 HISTORY of ENGLAND DDRING the REIGN of (MOROI TIM THIRD. By Wiloz lluirr. /LP. To bo oomplowl is loot Totowa Loodoo : Job. W. Parket/sod Om W4Ol emu& Two fan f Tao, last fro, with Illialsolloos sad Wap._Wa. jjANDS of the SLAVE and the FAKE ; or Travois to Cola. sits Uollsd Mitikis. owl Pals. By Casolag lisasorable Hass! a. Mousy. R.N. Ueda° : Jobs W. Pat ter sad Sea. Wont Woad. MY day. , 1 HEAR TS EASE. Hy the sows dottier W .. Clow Mks, 'MN NUR O lIIIDOLMIL Lando.: Jolla W haw NM des. Wet Masi I r kwa hrrM sd tar e ry RAB a/ NbU 10_ ; Wag A. • aft. of a ired proeslZV Mips irgi &V 1. bil•S•81 for stir he.. 44. elmkt "WWI" I" ••• I* Yr mom D sloe illo. 1111., • TIOL•1151 on ARM MA =ls KANN se mo ELM Lorin : Lamm sod 00. TIM SATUSDAY REVIEW. Oa la Moe. Nov. 3. lOC die be pebillesd Ow NA Number el the SATURDAY Its of POLITICI3, LITSILATURE. SCISSOIL mod AZT. k riuseifram TR sawn& embody,* d MOW rant. et dams 111==eassi r• It ell stir lo!drismr . : le the of mode bereeteed own add the // penrinarra: div a l a rai l 'amnion. Dods& eoll es the ' MEM, Wane 16616 la/ those who easome to olds rad the SATURDAY RIVISW beiteinlaillo anon awl Dos. Woe Rosad. to wham al sannameaaliess PO/ he 11 . 111 DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAPER. prim artrapal stamped 3d. loallmltral Jamul. tbo Mumma of boo ocaumoroo sad d and la ids amid out oar of Ito puma Rows—ia sisamay of he p= d itt:ll4 .7 •2ll , Illereurt . Up out rommo .tuu ttl mis lalsoir. Vi ppr acomoramilmors AT TEI SEAT OF WAR EMS ON NMS II =LIAM AND IMPARTIAL am oadooluty arty resort of AMON la Ma War Sou Is ow ~M byodos. weary Oland Morl, mad II foolNio Tar ON ut LY MILT YUMMY WORT. ISM Re d _ If • •VDM ALL OFFINIIEVE ADVENTISZM M aka, was. du* mum by non %Ma IMITS. slaty Etna ow of Is orsompsnaboa Mb ma boo, by workiftsay moM tofonollaß, lor ftirogur mod padam lot 1 RIN• 1 lb Ile adost= wes. amom Loama lho RM.=; or ot Os Mos 11.1. MAIM, la =pima la Os mu by undo, pot at Moos/ Om, Ms pal* &or toe. ea loolimiou. Daniell Jo Irmo or sow waft ulloo MN* sepply It, at MAL pro owner. paid • Munn by fam woke. . AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, frau 8 a.m. ale S p.m. et la. por week ; sappllod boori se owatry, et w i t i aii par di% Nova Aply Va. Tairotospo atnay i4=tor ; by Mr PAIL T NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY ly EVENING POST, at I. of. par poyurt te wham" ORN II DO O M, 10, Upper Antall-et., laareat's.park. Badman rad Novo Agillit ZILY NEWS LENT TO READ, is London, sill& par qsarter.-6INT by 1101611H0 MAIL, at El lb. lid. 1/10 DO.. lia. 6d. par qr.—H. ADAMS, A, PartlamaaLatriat, Maitalasisr, Sawa Aipit. BAYSWATER - DAILY NEWS LENT TO ILIAD; .ad w W tbs country by imolai Past. at I. 414 . garter, paid in adman. M. URBICII, Gtove.bwrass, W..& News Agent. AN ACT OE GREAT CRUELTY was troMMitteff lbw days ago in the forest of Cluebruiller (Haat Rhin). A rug workman named Mundinger wont into the forest for • walk, sad proeseded to a mall fir plantation is the most island part at It. After wmdering about for soma time, tine imusuMealy started up before hint and demanded bee be &Gland that be bad non*. They then lined him end ezamiaed hie pftekete, bat finding aethiag Illy beat kin with gnat beatality, sad thee without 'Wag • word earned him off. The young w , Aerie, that they Istaaded to murder Wm, erred oat for help, MO eis we Oat him some distance, the mm tali ands, sod nest his fest, Hsi aim to toe branch of a Moe at some after which the, took to figh t . emote alerts to break time ask branch above hies, and la Miss 1111 t it was manual after as Wet mol • -off his show, be contrived 1111 of the tree as easbial to which be was fammod• plaiting himself fist ea Me 4aur Omagh Ms muds mlish sammumi pmemed these Sys Ahmed Ms &Museums sail dr Id pow same up, sod May au IMs Mum. The aethe search sitar C i ro: IMMIler, bat without sauna .—lt has long bees felt that character and amiss deservod Irma asps cia.ly from hie coustatuents, same 'probation and support. This asp stsenatbased daring the present s crigiaation sad condom of the the army before Sebastopol —an which the impaind state diecult. We have sow .dasedey evening a few of at the Conseil Rall, under ‘, whoa a prelimiaary comseitme sabeisripties oommeseed, to provide a " of Mr. Rosbuek's national • of his coaniszion with this . has yet bees made kaewa, it sett factory meow*. Ia the will be more formally sad publbely of oar tewaeatea.—Sheileld Is. Ix BEM/T.—Eight IVAig are toesiptid with a report meeting of the local water commis , last, the mods. leader diarassios grounds of it. waterworks to t h e Sandeps. The debate wee met more than els beam • ember le had 11111111•84 ENO p.ettless seise Or sped= the iews, usedlise rem. Ina At the 6189 of the die. _..eionere being equally divided. culling VON of the chairataa. BOLTON RAILWAY STATIOI I collieloa occurred at the Das pastearter trent sad speeds Wit J, by which several ple=th no life was lost or kg* ' is under iavostigatlem.-7 OM WI beteil WM. AM, again him some distance, tl win mods, and neat his feat bin by the bonds to the branch eta lsom the grausd, after which they tee rang Emus mad* &operate 'flirts to brsal Ile /dm himself to the Wench above him, and anlioni dreadfully. But it was not until after Illeartit's efforts that, shaking off his shoes, bee edeb a feeling ea the trash of the tree as tubs WWII to the branch to which be wi with pest precaution placing himself be peassedsd to knaw through the buds; and be afterwards Nigiliged fast Jest as be had effected his &Seem from the tree, several perAine CMe up, his story, conveyed him home. The ly einamenced as active search after bsi weeds this shameful manner, bat with Ma. 1101.30Cff, M.P.—lt has long beet . lioebork's public character 11141 services del ommtrysom, sad sapscia.ly from his coastal t mark of their approbation and support, • t has has greatly strengthened daring ion, by Mr. Roebuck's origination and CO. . 4 airy into the state of the army before Sell aid delicate usdertskiog, which the im Wheel* rendered particularly diecult. piriesere to state that is Wednesday 'veal Mot buck's supporters oft at the Conseil nosideser of tae sayer, whim a peelimiaar teemed ! and a sabsearipdam Isommeeeed, to acknooledgmemt of Mr. Boehm , and is econmemondis of hie connemit b. So far u the object bas yet hese last been am by a very mdthimory Nepali • of • teem time it will be mere formally Ist behee the notice of mu towdsmes.-- Taut SA BRA= QUESTION IN BELPA of the Norther's IVAig are oemspisd s the prommi as • meeting of the local wi held du numb, last, the modem undo o a a l ofor 3 opo ing the 'rondo of ts• water alter o'clock on Sundays. The debar Miaow, and lasted more thuds bows. A • es and their frierde had genbady nod lo the getting up of petitions wine no 111111111.f00112 of the Sewn, sail by the rival memorialists. At the elm Wm VOW of tee commissioners Whig's/a men was lost by the casting vote of the el COLLISION AT THE BOLTON RAILWAY I $ Monday afternoon a collides occurred at Mailwakff s eation between • peesonor train sad nomad misplaced points, by which several nivel ht Warier, but no life was Met or l The oir Gui M rsli OM a the m;eridaat is nada Lavergne Mns. IMPERIAL R THE PROROGATION. HOUSE OF LORDS—Tnaniy, Auoun 14 abaiallosios mast at tbo otaaloake el yostorday'a pc aoadbios appeased fa the peat* patios af oar last analog's baproasioa :] Tko assamisaisa ampoworiag tba Royal Casiadniosan to romps parlimaat bay*, boa rood, The LORD CHANCELLOR read the fallowing ROYAL SPRECR. "MT LOILDS AND GIiTLIMIN, " We aro tootaandod b her Majesty to Mow you' fro farther attoodaato La Pariiamoat, sod, at the Imo time. to . . espies the warm seksesiedgassets of bee Majirty ire Use meal sad assiduity with whish yes have applied yeaseekss to the discharge of posy publis diitise gulag a Nag sad laborious maim. 1 0 air Msjesty hes aims will rest sailshadia 70111 bow sampled youndirai la perriffiii _ _ the vigerove • pmetweatio• wee, you have given your equation to ow, slellellreS of peat public utility. Her Majesty is osavissed that you will share •Ca satiefastios at Sadie, that the progress of sweats has tasted to eaneat note Stray that Isaias whisk has se happily been established between her Goverantent mad that of her ally tho Emperor of the Preach= sad her Majesty trusts that an allissos founded on a sena of the geaeral interests of Hump, end con solidated by good faith, win los, survive the events which have given ties to it, and will contribute to the permanent weU•beisg and prosperity of the two peat nations whom it bee naked together i• the bends et haneusable Itiandehip. " Toe aossetioa of time Vag of Ilardiala to the treaty between her Majesty, the Imposer of the Fiona, 'sad the Sultan. has given additional lapartsnom mad strength to each alliance, sad the diciest forge *kWh hi. Sardiaiw Majesty ham seat to the seat of war to se-operate with the alliod asides, will not fall to maintain the high reputation by wWelt the army of Sardinia has ever been alstingnishod. " Res Majesty has essasteadsel us to thank yen far having ena►led her to avail henelf, as fa: as has bees required, of these pstriotis offers of 'Mended ter ries w►isk she has resolved front thendlitia of the Vaned Kingdom, and fee the means of reiaforelog her bravo army is the Crimea by an enlistment of volution hen abroad. " Her Majesty acknowledges with saddled's' the smears whisk you have adopted for giving effect to the seavestio• by which, in cemejnnetioa with bar Ally the Humane of the Fronk, she has made arrangements for naiads( the Sultan to provide the Roans w►leh are soisessary to enable kin to maintain the elleiseey of the Turkish araty,whielt has se gal lantly withstood the smelts el its enemies. liner Iligany is giving her emit to the bill whisk yeu patented to her hr the keel newegenerit of t►e metro porn, trade Net the errammasote provided by that measure will lead to many improvemons madueire to the eon veal's'. esd health of this greet eity. " The abdities of the duty es seirepopere will teed to illffeee useful lafeametbm among the poorer enema of her Majesty's nbjeste. " The peiseiple of Halted liability which you have judi ciously applied to joisasteck emaciation will afford ad ditional twilling) hr the employment of .apical; mad the improvomeate whisk you have wide la the laws which regulate ?Moony Elosieties will esecurege habits of Weeny mad thrift moue the lebouriag doom of the sow maeity. _ _ _ "Her Majesty trate that the swarm to whisk she his Ones his resat fee improving the ametitatiene of New Beath Weise. Yieewria, and Teem* sad for bestowing ea the impostat end *Perishing ealeeles of Tasmania misesled pewees of self-govemmeat will eaglet the develop ment of their great eaters' noeurem sad will peemete the sad happiese et t►.i. ialabitaate: " Her Majesty seateade as to say that she has bees deeply rattled by the Deal for the sneers el list Majesty's asaas aad by the sympathy for ler soldiers sad sailors maaifested t►rew/beet her ladiaa aad Colo. alai Empire, sad Her Majesty acknowledges with great satiefestisa the (whereas contriliatioas which ►.r subjects la ladia, sad the kgislatares sad intobitaate of the soleales, base seat for the relief el the sufferers by the ..realties of war. " 013111.100:11 07 7111 HOOSI 01 COMMONS, "Her Majesty eceameade u to 'covey to you her sordid *asks for the media's' sad seal with w►is►:yes kayo pro vided the aseereary supplies for carrying we the war ia whisk lee Majesty is swept " Her Majesty Imam the bonbons sad eseridess whisk it bee bemuse aseassary to lapses upon bet Wilda people hat she askaewledges tbe wisdom with which you lave alleviated the weight of those berths= by the abed ar raegesseets tibia you have made toe provkliag those supplieu " My Loans min Gactruarast. " Her Majesty lee sousseaded ss to say that eke hr sass with game regret that the eadearesso whisk, is essjasir ties wish kit ally, the Eames of the Fres,* .he =ado at the meat anteroom at Visas', to brag the was to a waded= ea creditless ocessie- test with the lemur of the allies, ad with ski Mare sesurity Byrom ham proved imMestsaL Bat tam **- Mamas Wag failed, so ether earn is left to her Ma. Joey bet to pcomeste the war with all mmHg' vigour; sad her Majesty, talying apes the 'import of Parliament. tams ski sway spirit sad patriotism of bar people, apes the mar-hills( enrage of her army sad her navy, when patients sada safferiag, sad whose power a oadarsase Mr Majesty has whammed with adrairatim, apes tho steal ing Idelity of bet Allies, sad, aka all, apes the justice st Ms aerie, haaaly pate her Mast to Ow Almighty DS- Mai Of 'vests for sea as him of the great cams is shish ebe is tagged, as may seam to Ramps the bleasiap af s Ina sad Iran maw. " Os year wawa to you several amain you will have Ostia to means liW low impasse thaa those which M- M* to your 'Madams Ia Parliaaest - "Bet Yyesty trusts t►at your powerful iafteessi will sashed Aar the welfare sad haphass of Mr pimple, the powsiss of which is the cobalt of her Majesty's ea- Mat sere, and the amioss dean 'f bar heart." TM LORD Asa stated that it was bar Majesty's royal will sad pleasure that the proems parlianast should stead porspod anal Tuesday, the 23rd day of October ant, sad la the axis of her Majesty he declared parlisneat to Mad pontoon anordiagly. Their lordships ratan shortly Wars three o'clock. ROBBAZT or 8011.--Om Friday evening a hams. sad deakt armed phi Withers, of awaffbam, Mellolk, watt" reowleag as the Creole Hill at Norwish, was someated by a ski. who smut that she was is the MMe et a Ormily is this aidahhearbeed. asd that she had mem rat he a Arm some ihollierities bed paused beams then, the bode nib* amokimed N Ob. theeVe ray tamest 1 " sod eta off The emessoymaa nameasiag that is had been robbed fah is his peekets foe kM watch sad sassy. His watch was ask bate hag eilataialag 2001. la 10L metes, 961. or 1001 is lfl. notes, sad a shops for lel. had dire passed with tha girl. As be wield sot read or write he did sot harm the ambers id the aslWs, sad up to Hawke mains so alas bad bias obtaiwad laudy to had to Shah recovary. Auars.—A letter Ores Loam, of July 24, in the Pays, says:—" Howythlei Is porketly quiet is team quarter. The Raadas garrison who almadleased Amapa &Mimed mot merely ass, bet the three leidams whisk oaistist ever the Habra, ;seder set to be isekated is *sir sash; but aftermaths samba that th• Ciromwisow is as way tholl of impales their retreat, they aweemlibiall the situated sete Tesaraadada. Oder Falba It MI her% hailed la lohlag maillemrey sea of ide essairpasa as rallied randblm. Ms. Leagemarth left as Kw days bask for lieskausiali. A pest mortar of Cirsassisaa are at pre seat la this lows (Amapa). Thiry are priatdpally swamped so the Northers aide la • doe *is which 'steads up the vagary Ins the enrages, sad whist' is watered by tie Teener, the only elver that supplies Asap' with gnaw. Meelaise sea baba whoa to orgwales this portly. It was teasels at me este that the BaesMoa sight usdartaha somatidag aphis' mow we wakes sham; bat at mast. I as iodised to thisk that all le /sew, mad that ao opeousloaa of la/ Wad will he Wasps( • ea 'Aber aide." DU, Aliens 14. The efforts ands to obtain the ano ßLlN ooditiocal of Mr. Smith O'Brien bare, it appears, been pardon t present unassneMal, an unfavourable answer having boss eblained, dining the pest week, front Lard Pal merston. Ths Owls Exemption aye, however, that the antrar swer byes means shuts oat hope, but trite the cony : Lord ial sail essesse aide a mid that he end der Gene Grey wars boa of oplaloo tilniktisp amid not at wet roomaionad a_lhoo mks avi greatod to kW. 111 1 18 ammo d to haw bow arrived at WIN hese • anddsesetea ef ether Nees ninth would he rated by the denims he Ms tato theyewMis shusuelasres in his Winded ease. Lard y Pelseiness mete kiwi'', of Winks INA* O'Brien, end ell•wed k I. be &basely entsseised that there wee no persea•l or penned meat man weenteleod weans his by tle Indeed, he dmest Mend to weeds that • sun' ag=%Zts : at sow dips& posioll, swot with a moo sad spas_h quoin big pat to his ha reesseneaded duki flodth O. Anil ass am hastily la asp nenser whisk moped morale bin am hie sonota. This iteeonat is se des tress the pea el Mr. V. ILP.orimrliMiNlirmed au or the depu tation is the Premier. Mr. Marks Tottenham, the late conservative can didate for New Ross, is endeavouring to aria way I into the seat about to be vacated by Mr. , and for this purpose ousts forward audio pseudo. 'berg colours, sad the probation of some of the Roman catholle party. A needs( of his friends was held the other day, when he declared that be would not vote against the Mayneoth t, or for Mr. Cham bers's Bill, sad that ho would support a fair tenant right law I bat some of thaw present thought they could see thesugh his sensed liberality, and told him Nit wish set do." A DregWs paper says : Marta's 018sysa. Isl.. 8. L. who Ms boss • sawilasra able tim 'Mimi is Miss, Ms sessoldsil M lis VIM at Marquis et Thawedsail et lasbissfa. aid Dom Tad- otter of the limited Lurks& TM Thessisi 411.14. 8 1 we andontaad, also fan to bins. Tao wargaiss was mated is 1800, and fa 1808 Willlans O'llfses messolal tbs title. l'hs inhabitants of Ards*, with trbisallr.ollys• has bow a &t mite. aro horsy to bow el bis skwallisib NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Avower 14. Mr. Watts, Aadrta It-Surveyor of the Navy, Mr W. Zdys, Maine Shipwright of Davenport Deekyard, aad Mr. Lain*, Nader Shipwright of Chatham Yard, have sr. rived at this port to nastiest' late the lames of the Kul borough, 131. serew-ehip, lunging as the slip at ha lassel. They essaassed Choir idestigetioa to-day. The Advise, item wader to the Conway, flaraip at Cork, sailed far that station te.day. The Gnat Brian, steam Insipid, bade, diasharged bar invalids, sailed to-day for LivapeeL Tin Mania, earns' transport, sailed to-day for tka wt ward. The BMW, "adieu's*, sailed to-day for Cantata. WOOLWICH, Amu, 14. That part of Captain 8. Calder's MgY, nth Bat talion Royal Artinem whleh arrived trews ifrrMi last week, lilt Woolwich by railway, ea undo a toethaaptsa, last alight ; also 1 sergesat, 13 imam sad drivers, sad fl hem% bals to Liesteasat-Coloael J. X. Adye's am am kit posatklad by railway, ea roots ii Is Nabs* sa baud the staka traasport Treat, kg Roatari mad tbs A dolashmeat of 1 wrissamt- farrier Royal Horse Artillery, 1 boashardiw, sad 1$ saaases sad drivers of the loyal Artialery, all lavalide, arrival at Woolwich ea MeaSsy atteraosa. has as Orison ; sad 8 game" invalids, tram Gibraltar, Midas rase home ia the Gress Britain. Between )2 aad 40 'mays ' sad driven elf the Royal Ar tillery were disabused this msealag as Wag tit fee far ther mortise I. the army. ilowie of than hal k a leg cask others as arm sash, sad • few wan hisapadtstell ham dimes. Abase 12 of the Royal flappers sad MAWS wars Inni• at the kw dm. Ilsa Masklike* paddllsohms posh*, Master Commander Podgy. kh ke inerktp of Wooly.* Doeararl this sitar meat mei palmist Wale Ina royal moans. DUBLIN, Avatar 14. The minim el die troop eeesasped ea the Corregb, eseslidee et lie ird Battalion Nth Lim, the North Cork, Loaglesd, end Westmeath aukb ssa the Comity Dahlia MUM. will Naiad heads, ems hied os parade la frost of the ININIIIIIIIIIIII4 at 11 a.m. palleleday (Meaday), for the mime of bemiag a field-day ; Omani Lord &atm eon. maadiag. Lied Butes 'weasel lifseralf highly vaulted with the .user la widet the cadre 'amp vie emedseted, se wall ea with all the Weisel anammmeate. ADMIRALTY. AUGUST 14.—AnO11allirre.—Aet. leg Mates—R. Kelly to the tleros, 16, sloop, at 6heerwess ; R Ross (1854) to the Orion, 91, wow steam skip, of 600• horse power, with the BalUs 11.84; W. J. A. Harris (18.54) to the Resamead,ll, paddle wheel steam sloop, of 280-horee power. for parUotlar service ; C. Berths/MA to the Rena oak 19, at Deveeport ; ead W. Kellett 1 the Beasparefl, 70, screw stesaa-shg, of &Olson, power, at Dowagers. EMBARKATION OP TROOPR—Yeatarday eh tht- Whoa= of troops for the Cllllllll4 took place at Liverpool, la the Canard mew 111111/li•re East sad Andre. The 61st Seems; west ask board the farmer at the Haddam Dook in the foresees. The Walvis' are the aeries of tbs damn :—Liset.-Colonel A. C. 'Magas, Omuta@ Irby, Dessibt, Madden, and bilitterd ,• Lieutenants F Aston, Woolley, and Anderson ; Resigns Lambert, Read, Lewis, Cilosi, sad Merolla ; Adjutant Clematis, Qsartennaetar Lawman", sad liergem Webb. Detesir mesas of the 3rd, 31st. sad 481 h Regiments embarked om board the Andes in Use &tumor', with tire feilowles adisers ebeemas, 3rd Bias; Caritas Wriklases. dw ; and LissMaast Prom" 81st. The fallowing allow of the net ales yosseed in tbe Aerie Ensign Burn s :-11sior Ereldn Captais Didion% Lisotermot Road, al lia st Awastaat Sown Isaac The troops wen lewdly while Mavis, the Madly/ step is the Jackal swan Usher for ennyaan to the Aador, at manor to the Abney. NORTH AND SOUTH-WISTRRN JUNCTION RAILWAY. The Ordinary balf-yearly meeting of the promietore of this company was held yesterday, at the Ilastea-station, nosey TOOTLI, Big., the sheirma of the eraipsay, m elba& The MIME( report wee reed by the 811011 TART :•••-" The messes the the lalf-year sadiag the 301 a Jew Ices, thew • Wises soliekelt to pay a dividend of li t per seat. lee the Weimar, habit per cent. more thes is use warespeedise der mom of um. The result is shortly as follows :—Gross nogg% 'mu us. 24. ; grew musses, 9101. 14s. Id. ; heavies. 14141.135. la. • sill Mutts tresa last had-year, 681. 104 1 0 d. 1,2831. Bs. 104. Deduct: Interest is domeme debt, 3111. 65.; dividend of per asst. for pro ses* heltism 10.. ed.; total, 1,1761. les. 6d.; balsam se bowies' Ihrward, 10 5 1. lb. 4d. The receipts from pas sages Weis me very sestly the same is snout as daring the eteremeadlng maths of lest year, the small difforme is tamer et 1814 arida/ help from she Windsor trate, of wish the swath of leas, is that year had the edger sage. It is a miter of sisesre regret to she dimes. that they mast mend is Gads the Ludes sod Issib Weems Cempeey to mum's* the Windsor= egehalis rem The muse of both sad valsorab has gesiselly ileadlisCrteeL" The Camases. la mut siegtiss el the_ report, observed that the MAMA. emit, WU sec mat. MON thee it had Ma Ile the aonsegastieg of last year. Mr. Cum mended the mulattos, whisk Was serried suaissesaly. Amara ressindsm satbsddeg the passes& sf the divi der' sesemeseedwl Is the repel. est sash sal h payable es die 'Whist, us also pans., ask OM a S t Masks to the Cleinass, the meting separated. LONDON AND RLACIEWALL RAILWAYCOMPANY. The thirty-eighth half-yearly misting of the Louisa sae }Barka.ll Railway Cwapaay was Mid at tbe Usk= Tama yesterday, at nom ; J. W. Damara., Bal., daimon af tka board of Madam, Pssblls6. • daldway ocaversedea sassed, but so oppodtioa Wall 4111.11 so tia report saboitted by Ow dirsetan, sad it was at With maaissoady adopted. • resstadea vas this pawl, demisting a dividasa of L. IL gm sham m Me mmpany's steak. The eel) imadaledi beim was the elestim of as railfte u M the *lli of Idt. Beadle. who retires. For this sass, sax. Osage IMAM end Clegiala Pushy. Imes prt peat( ; aid as a thaw of Mada t ilm Ilimar smilswas sad 20 vast, end the saw had as Mles. • gill vas this deramitei. TSB ESETPORD ELECTION. HERTFORD, Almon 14. The ideation to supply the vacancy in the repro emetaties of this borough, is oessequesee of Kr. H. W. Cowper !Arias accepted the °flee of Presidest of the Board of Beal*, teak plate le-day, but as it woo kaolin there wee to be ao easiest the proosedlap wore of • very dell eiuseter. The prossodlais of Use skidoo toradaatod ahoy a arm* from Mr. Cowper, sad after a wig of *sake bad baba posed to UN Mayor, widdi was proyasod by Mr. Yowl. Cawortzr. sad seeoadad by Mr. Pam. ;TER ELECTION. KIDDIMMIIf . It, TONIDAT. T h. olostion for this borough, d by th. appolatassi of Mr. Lowe as Vloo-Praddoat of the Board of Trade, ease off to-day. Up to lest night It was sae& destly espseted Kr. Dorsett weald ge the pull ht (*post hoe to Mr. Lowe, bat at ea early hoar this moreing =were pat !pat assesaeing that Mr. Boy,* would the 'beton at 11 Oda* at the hastiest Lis. At that hour a law crowd had eseershied at the appointed Pb... sad lir. Boyeett addressed them. enewitelog that ho had bees usable to stake a complete wan, but that as far as he had bees able to early it ea his bees showed him to be is a small allsority. Unwilling therefore to disturb the pesos of the borough farther tees was weary, he should retire hem the oesteet, bat hoped to be mere eueessefal ea ems fatale measles. Cossequeally, ILL Lowe was re sleeted. THE ACCIDENT TO THE MILITARY AT CRIMORNZGARDENS. la the wane of yesterday several serecsamiseiosed old ewe visited the prism, se the purpose of isireeting sad amain ea redid report of the same of the saddest to the Hoeselyearde. It le satitipsied that a marching inquiry fists the aisle wilt take piste by dimities it the Com mutative-in-Chief ; wed it is at least ail bat aortal& that, wherever the dame may be found ton real, a pastel order will issue from the ileres•guarde prebibiting the use of the military span seek esersies I. nature. The foll;miarai an espies of the oasis! retains of the men wonaded, supplied tree the hospitals to the Horse-garde yesterday : At the Military Hospital of the Grenadier Claude, Moshe/al row, Westminster. First Battalios : James Gillespie, mansion of the lase; Beery Dar, naiad sale and ooatascil loins; William Tamar., %naiad lam banal mad is had ; James Elliott, @praised bask, basset woad is head; Thomas Wallbaak, naiad sable and seven eatasions of ditereat pasts of body ; George Smith, scalp wand sad woad la bask (sot ray severe) ; William Barker, esatased chest ; Charles Tipper, bayonet woad through shoulder (very sewn) sad mistased knee; James Gould, sprained ands and eastassd bark ; John Walker, oestased knee ; William Ream sprained bask ; tiamaid Gambleton, nanskas of beak ; Jobs Lupton, sprained sale ; William Malt, son need knee sad sido. Sewed Banal= : Issue et awned, bruited beak sad enteeleas ea bad ; Jae lawless, 'praised sails sad hayseed wosad la lager ; Oust Hodder, eoatusleas ; William Blake, bayonet armed luvaik Iliseeiss of ask (very some)• Tonne isolots Militia : WIIWa Bailey, otaitsaod his At M. ewes Hapiul : Jots Crosby, Attillorystas, savors bar' 'owl ea snit; Jobs Colwell, Artillery mum, whoa MOP% wiiood as ans ; Jambes Samosa; As- Viiiaset grounds as had, arm, and hands; William Stows, Graorlior, mem Wailes of body; Shim Orsaadiar, both lap broken'. SPORTING. HANDICAP of 10 son. 011111,i ft, sad 3 only If de land, *e., with 60 added. Certain penalties. Oae mile sad a half. (27 subs ,12 of whoa doolared.) Ms. C. pasts/'. Speed the Plough, by Cognomens, re. he itliw) Mr. satireerst Miles. 4 yre, 411' ....... (Wilma) 5 Mr. leasies Magem ms,at Illb 3 Mr. Gerrstt's NWe Baewsiy 3 yrs. tot Sib (Ballo*) 4 Mr. MenrWs Warrior, 6 yrs. 7st 1olb Betting:W limateo alms, sod. lst 7110 (Allston 6 3 to 1 eget LiWe Brownie, 7 to 2 apt Speed the Plough, 4 to 1 out Aloes., 6 to 1 apt Hidaapper, 2 to 1 apt Bps/ the Plough and Indian Warrior coupled. Woe by a length; • head between the second sad third; two Isagths between the third sad fourth ; bed fifth. Alamo beasts of CHILLINGSON Bruns of 10 sow web, with 60 added, for 2.yr-olds; oolts, Set 71b; fillies, fist 61b. Wieser@ ogee the preeent year, Sib r• twice, 61b estrs. T.T C. (17 subs.) Mr. B. Pyres Stow. by Gabbier or Mr base, clot 15th (tool. sib extra)) Mr. Mortill Tilly, let (lad Sit extra) 2l Mr. C. Psoalag's Tbs Witure. 114 Mr. Utile's Crooksksoks, Set 7u IAWw 4 W 4 Betting 6to 6 apt Tilly, Bto 4 apt Stork, Bto apt Woa cleverly by half • length ; • length between the wooed sad third; mad • head between tM third end fear*. Ti. CLITILOND CUP in specie, by sabeeription of 10 sow. sash, with 60 added, for 3-yr-oMs and upwards. I Coital& pealtire sad allowances. The wend to waive 20 sow. out of the stakes. Twin ward, Maeda. at the stead. (8 raba.) Mr. V. Part's Beam hr, by St. teams% 3 pa, 7st 21b (C4msat), walked ever. Bates weighed for Rotherham and Quint= for 'Wasp per, sad their numbers were displayed on the talmrsob, bat afterwards withdraws. Their owners were Seed each for auks" the aarabem to be taken down. Bowuon Manilas' Piaci of 80 sow, added to • Sweepstakes of 6 sun. each ; for S.yr-olds sad upwards. The winner to be sold for 1601 ; &Commies if entered to be sold for less. Mile and a half' (8 subs) Mr. Mostiers Romeo, by CalUorais„ a yn (Sal.), 7et lib (T. CM) I Mr. BlakelrsYs Hamlett, 6 yrs COO.- (Mauer') Mr. Samosa'. Umber (Me "Umtata), II In (301 1.121 . b ki Mr. Leah% Of WNW, II 7TO ROO, (i.WCrs 4 Mr. Millward's alms, e yro (101.), 7st alb (Dsmesa S Mr. snub's b It by lanavost, drm Ob Dea't, S yis WO, 12Ib parried 1101.4 ... --(Bask) 0 Benin' : 6to 4 eget ILeakeecil iti 1 eget Useless, 6 to 1 east eget Harriett end Cloispar. Wort by • length ; • heed between the sand eel Ibird ; bad fourth. The vis itor was bought is for 45 guises& A Faaa HANDICAP of`li son. eseh, with 60 added, for 3 yrolds sad upwards. A Waage of • headiest/ of 1004 wine after the weights were declared, fib extra ; the second to law his stake. Clap rowed. Mr. T. Pin's labial by aastsadele, 4 yrs, yet 101bNV1 =1, 1We alb extra) Clement) I Cost. akirrertles Tway Tim 11 yrs. Set 1111 I Mr. Sauna's Oardsbutor. 4 yrs, let Ilb ( 1 3 Mr. O. Daggisbfs Untidy 3 yrs, let Sib Nelaillas Sib 'Mrs (Wawa I Capt. Claistiel Bosiss BO" 3 ire. lot Sib .... . Mr. MAW" Mem, 3 yrs, Ilst I Ilb C. Waiters Bottle,: 6 to 4 ott Robgill, 4 to 1 opt Panay Fere, 6 to 1 sip Yeatiak. A good rase la ; woa by ball • leapli ; • bead between the second sad third, good berth. BETTING ON THE COURSE. EBOR HANDICAP. to 1 apt Elasoeboz (t) 9 to 1 Little Harry (t) 9 to 1 Vsadal (i) 14 to 1 Graad Isquidtor (t) 14 to 1 Dem Jodi* (t) 16 to 1 Hesse Carol flosseboz was beaud for snow moan at 10 to 1. MISSY. 1000 to 30 opt ALpp BEADING RACES.—Tuziam Tioilionoven PLATE, of 25 sow, elided to a Swoop. stakes of $ sees Medi ; 2-yr-olds, lost 101 b; five*, Tat 101 b teen &din Ive,9st ; sis sad aged, Wt 2lb ; sues sad cadisios allowed M. Tee wines' to be veld he 80 ens.. if deessaded, &e. Half s mils. sot) ter. eblehieseredir, by Cbstban, S yrs. tat 11111 .47 1 yy% tiorclboa I Ns.• I. wawa GM, I Ist 711, --.." (llsowous etas ihoilies yr% (llseirell 4 The dearer_lag also rue :--Ilesherps. Wise-sre-yoe, Bat tery, Pia* Lody Renee (lap llhe Merges), Mew ewes Nestor. Le Priers went so the pest, bat did cot get of. Betting: 6 to 1 seelteptisridellie, &otiose., sod Pretty Girl, 6 to 1 seegeert Ledg Sense, II to 1 opt Gesoilo. Won 0061 7 W five betwees the .used mad IWO, end She teem beeves* Shied sad fourth. Tee Ilmitarhe geozse 6111 sass. see!, b fe. elod 6 it dodo* lire., with 100 Wed. ib. mooed es aye iii dab*. 7; la 'lame of • balm of 100 mom vela stew tbo weights Iron doelemed 71b eztre. About two miles. (86 Nabs, 26 a wham dueloomi.) biglesot weed esoopubei being Tot 71b, it wie reboil to U.S Theo, Oa Or Alm remoisiog is is proportion. Illis.Tinito Amp" bir Zs.swy, s yrs, in tae " • - 1112 lib. ./lott . i BzothrtA2 OriilAsay,Tl yr% OK (lasiod. ( = A. DP 2 ( 100 " S - ‘iilh ewe) Jay Mr. Marrs Meoseeek. 3 yrs, to 411) Mr. 0. Drew's My lay, 3 yrs, 3st 71b Mr. Weller's WWI. 6 yrs, let 716 ( WiLs.Brlal • ti Mr. La Mitt'. Le Jolt (b 0), aged, let 7th (Wells 6 Mr. F. unier's pint/nod. 4 yrs, lot 11th (J. Forster 7 At 2.26 Vaadordecken was declared not to nt. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Brother to Or.y Tommy, 3to 1 apt Imogene, 7 b 2 apt May B , y, 4 to 1 ags: Octavio. Imogene nods nearly all the matting, and alter a good nos is with Brother to Grey Tommy, won by a neck. Three.qautsso of a )with between the second and third. Good fourth. Tan LOITAAKITfIiiiri Pali Stu= of 6 soot. each, with 26 added by the Martnia of Downshire, sad 10 son. from the fund for the round hone. 3.yr-olds, 74 410; four, 3,171 b ; Ave, Oit ; six and aged, ilat 210. Cistern penalties and allowances. The winner to be sold fee 160 sees. if demanded. One mile and a quartor. Mr. J. M. Stealers Sclisiar, by Haman PlateA I n 5,711 713 (Ashman) 1 llr. Oullleers Moa% 3 yrs, IA 611 Oral 3 Mr. B. land's Eadisraess, 3 yrs, lot nth .... (Lead, Jan. 3 Mr. Willer% Vsadyka,4 yrs, Set 410 Mr. W. Mn.. Mehl, 4 yrs, tat 7113 ail=: 5 too apt Schasyl, 2to 1 eget Noisstte, to 1 A good race is with the Brit two wan won by hall a length. Bad third, and a long Interval between each of the others. The 'ruiner wan claimed by Mr. Stevens. Too Aisne Bea=u, of 10 ton. each, In ft, with 60 added, for two-yr•ccas ; eons, Sit 71b ; and Miss, Ilst 410. Certain peak's. and allowaao... About throptparten of a sails. (9 subs.) Mr. H. Bione's Th. Fair GerskUas, by Footol, lot Ilb (carried SA 4113) (Rural 1 Mr. funing's Fl)away, et 91h (incising int thus (Chariton I Mr. eirson's The Ilnespested, SA 71b The following also ran : Ceres, The Prince of Orange Laird of Bulewood, Typhon, Keepsake, and Coal Black Base. woe is the last two strides b a bead ; Bad third ; Ceres sloes up with hint was fourth; Prince of Omar, Keepsake, sad Coal Black Itose were the next three.. Tam Lamas' PLASM, of 30 son., addsd to a sweepstakes of 3 sova. each; for 2-yr olds and upwards. °shawl selling weights. Straight run fa, about three-quarters of a ails. subs.) Mr. Da y's Bausch of Vealson, by VOOSICO, yrs u iS b O o di. 11 lit Mr. Adkiss's Curious, yrs (501.), Mt 313 (essrwslll Mr. MAW, Om* b yrs (M.), Ht 311) (W.lb 3 The following also ras : Syrans an euy, Contender, Anglo- Sanas Cardi ff Lass, Lady Horton, klothorpe, d Kasen Adase:. Betting : 5 to 2 sgst Goosip, 6 to 1 !get Hothorpe, 8 to 1 apt Curious, 7to 1 eget Haunch of Venison. Won by a length; the second beating the third by a head; Symmetry was fourth; Cardiff Leas and Anglo-ft:on the nest two. The winner was afterwards sold by auction to 16r. Sims for 70 guineas. He goes into Death's 'table. Tan BIRIAIIIIII BUNT STAIIII of 10 NOW each, h ft. with 26 added; 3 'violas, 10it ; four, list 11h ; Ilst 81b ; sin and age d , list 10/b. Certain penalties and al lowanses. Gentlemen riders. Jockeys, 61b entre.. The winner to be sold for 300 son., if demanded. One mile. Mr. Learseee's Ilnaitt Palettes. by Harker.,, 4 LIM eta (the slb aura) (11a. bl allele 1 Les'. Hrabaslatie Kidd. 3 yrs, Ilet (Ir. (T. Oltrer Mr. George Drew's Sakes, 3 yrs, lost 31b (Jae. bib extra (Yr. Cuaerca 3 Dettloff : 6 to 2 on Bright nimbus, who won by a neck. Bad third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. 9 to 1 apt 1:;;;;11arrrVil 5K.14;a/use Jadltb(t) 10 to 1 Vandal (16) 16 to 1 Bolton (t) BT. LEOIIII. 6to 4 apt Onlaton (off) 112 to 1 apt Blooming 6to 1 Lord at Alto Heather (100 to 7 also Islas (t) laid) Weather fine, sport good, and attaadaacie of company very largo. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TunDAT. ZBOlt IiANDIOAP. 9 to 1 agst Homilt 9 to 1 Vanda l (t()) 9 to 1 Little Harry (t) 10 to 1 Dania Judith (t) 12 to 1 Uraad laitaisitos (t) 100 to 8 Mittsal mar (I) 100 to 7 Balm Bo: (t) 151. LEOS& 6 to 4 apt °slalom 6 to 1 Lord of the Isla 10 to 1 Marebiuneas 10 to 1 Combas THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. Oa Monday night her Majesty ,amminpan kid by the Princess Royal, sad weeded ßegal, by a smell suite, took a thrive In an open earthy from Oeborne to But Cowes, where her Ma feisty erased the Medina la the ferry boat, and proceeded through West Cowes, passing along the parade in front of the R. Y. B. Club flour, the niusben receiving her Majesty with every demonstration of loya lty . Her Majesty pursued her *mein round the walls of est Cowie, return -106 by the NMI way as alb arrived to Osborne at about eight *Week. Tuesday was specially appointed ter the Cowes Town Regatta, a somewhat earlier period then usual, in come- I queue of her Majesty's scaly departure for Franco to give her fiejesty as opportunity of being present SO wit ness the amusements to which she is a very liberal subscriber. The first race yesterday woo a rowing match, for four oared gigs belonging to yachts of the Royal Yacht fleadroa. First prize, 51.; second prise, ; third prize, 11. Throe to meet, or the firm prize only to be given. The following were enured: Nam. Owner. Flag• pis R. F. Faroe Caw]. . liarguis al Conyugbani . .... Wkiteorlth red hand ~taand blue wing Groh Qama ... Mr H. h. Honks ........ W. Curling, Rag. tttal.After a willcOntested rue, the prize was wee won by the Shark, Cecile being mooed, and Smile third. The walnut was • second rowing match, for four-oared boats, rowed by shipwrights or appreatioes belonging to Rest or Wait Cowes. First prize, 414 second, 21.; third, U. The renewing boats started : Nees. Coxswain. Mag. Oiler Queen ... Weeks ... Gipsy Queen LOW ...... Faulkner ......... Baled Blue sisipes Charepkie Wedmore him This race was very isteresting, and, after a good straggle, was woe by the Gipsy, Blphln being wood. A third rowing astelt, for four-oared boats belcmgiag yachts of any yacht club. FiTt s i ptise, 61 ; mooed, ; third, 11. Three to start, ed. fist prize (oily will be given. The following carted: Rawl. Owner. Flag. Wipes R. F. Pascoe, Fag White Glossy Qum ... Si, H. B. liaglucei, Bert Blue Moro ..........- J. Weld, ......... led ceeue teener tawyngaini... White (red head) W. GUriblit, Esq. Be, Blue This race was equity well contested with the others, sad was wet by Eclipse ; eeelle mooed. A race by Astoria= sailing boats, and a variety of other 'port followed. ROYAL THAMES NATIONAL REGATTA. This regatta was massed yesterday, and was marked through - est the various contests with some fine sad spirited rowing. The rams on the cards ware the Scallers' Ram (open to all the world), for 341. is cash ; the Weenies 's Apprentices (below bodge), for mat, badge, sad freedoms, sad none, prams; foar-oerd nee for gentian's, for the Clifford Challenge and Pranstatics Caps; and a pair-oared race, opos to all the world. The final heat for the latter will ha rowed to-day, the sompatitors being B. Winship sad T. Brum, galas% B. Wood sad R. Ant. FATAL DRAT ACCIDEXT.—Lest evening, Mr. Longbow, deputy sorater for Westminster, held an inquest at the Wmtmiaster flaspital, toughie( th e death of Henry Chambers, aged 22. The demand, a dramas, met William Gum, drayass to Moen. W bmwees, Chelsea, while he was delivering beer at pu sad him mg his round. At several plasm lily perf=r s is i l =tr, sad it was arranged Met Aseeseed abould ride to es the dray. When in Georgowirees . Westmiester, • eshisal fell off the mosehoard as whisk he was sitting, b.hlad the shafts, as le sappessd owing to drawings resulting from the tigers/ he had drunk. The wheel ef the dray passed up his right side, rupturing a lobe of the liver, from the effects of which Wary be died shortly afterwards, is the abovehamed hospital. Vestiet—" Lora -1 nand Death." Tau Paws Discount Bann has just published an esesuut of its operations for the year 1864-66. The amber of illin hreeme Ansietst was 877,80. mass 813,943,88kr. 08e. Daring the preceding twelve seethe the somber was only 837,807, sad the value 11211,821,791 fr. Ills, thus showing as Mersa*, of 40,186 bills mast ts,422,oner. 49e. is vales. Tim great siejority of the b peesented aseesst were those of messfesturers gub'r made, • fact which prom tint the beak le 'mewling its disesuats, so as to s meet the waste Of pewees is a smut way of Weisel.. The essesqssons of this is that the suable sf the bilis imereasse sad shells • valor her dimialsMd best 780 fr. 19e. to 744 M. Mg. AUSTRIAN REPLY TO SIR GEORGE GREY'S SPEECH OF AUGUST 3. The Austrian Government has just published Glacially a statement materially affecting the his tory of the late negotiations, and denouncing se inaccurate the views of Austria's part in them presented in air George Grey's speech on Mr. Laing's motion. The English minishr, as will be remembered, said, and it was a cardinal point in his argument, that the government had no rcason to assume with certainty that if they had agreed to the Austrian proposal sad it had been rejected by Russia that rejection would have led to an immediate dude ' ration of war on the part of Austria. We qaote the right hon. gentleman's words; My he. irked (Kr. Laing) has quoted the speech of ray nobs* triad (Lord J. linesell), is order to show what his impressioa was with regard to the intention of Austria in proposing this siltinealum ; but I mast say, sitar searching them papers through from beginalag to end, that I oaa flad no explicit assurance in writing on the part of Austria that if her proposal hid been acceded to by lingiand and Franca, sad rejected by Russia, Its rejection would name- Manly hare planed Austria by the side of the beWgereat powers. And again : I wish to be clearly understood upon this point. I am not contending that it was net the intention of Austria to act in the manner in which my noble friend (Lori J. Rus sell) was led to believe, from conversations which he had with Count Buol, she intended to act. Neither am I im puting a want of good faith to Austria, but the government have been charged with rejecting a proposition after being distinctly informed that if it was accepted by them and rejected by Russia, the rejection of it by Russia would have ranked Auxin upon the aide of the allies, and I am desirous of impressing upon the house that, with regard to t►e intentions of Austria, we were rot 'tabled to infer that even if Russia rejected the proposition she would im mediately have declared war. To answer this argument is the object of the sub joined article inserted in the Vienna Gavotte (an exclusively official publication) on the 11th inst. Parliamentary transactions of all kinde exercise only a small influence upon public *pinion on the continent of Europe, and Ivan is Brained, the mother country of par liaments, their prestige ham greatly diminished. In the latter country the break•up of the great parties long accustomed to office, has brought about a disorganisation which renders majorities heterogeneous and unreliable,with out common principles and acknowledged leaders. Thus it happens that thy government of England, suffering from like organic dieorders, Ands itself compelled to follow the send humour of the day. This state of things explains many contradictory phenomena; at the same time it em barrasses the relations of other states with Great Britain, and places the minister who has to govern the country with strangely composed majorities, in a very awkward predi cament. T►e parliamentary machine, since the dioorganisation of parties referred to, has worked too irregularly to allow its leaden to keep steady is a settled course. They are to a large estent the matures of the parliamentary amossities of the day. It is thee that we can underetand, for instance, why is the psrUamentary debate of Augut 3, Sir George Grey, following the old parliamentary rule, tefused to lay before the Bosse of Common the French and Nnglieb oorrespon dens, en the grouad of its oosedestial character, although is the Blao•hook laid es the table of the house not long be fogs the goverment had included despatches from the Earl of Westmoreland relating to transactions with Austria, not withstanding they were designated " moat confidential," as is the ease of despatch No. 16, dated Nay 16. Setae of the dampest' on the other haul have bees published in a very isseesplete form. We quite approve the sesistesanee of the good old rule in the cue of Prance, sad are far from gemplaining of the departure—partial It is true—from the 1 ems is the ease of Assists. At the same time it is apperaat from these lays, that it t►e present state of parliamentary affairs, it may sometimes happen that only those documents will be presented which are calculated to plan events in the light beet suited to the purposes of the day. Precedents for such a course are not wanting. But if Biz George Grey could repeatedly assert that no guarantees were to be found that Austria would have made a cams bells of the rejection of her proposal by Ruda, the honourable Cabinet Minister must have had a very imperfect acquaintance with the report. and communi eations of the Foreign-offfcs. We have every reason to believe that the plssipota• desist of the Western Powers had bean able to send, and in fact ►ad positively Isla, to their respective courts even before the 10th of May—after which day all is eertainty—satistao teary latelligance on this important point. This fact—which Mr. Gladstone, la the debate already referred to, styled " a capital point"—is so important to a right judgment of meet sweats that we Gonna permit it to be placed for parliamen• teary parpoess in an equivocal light. The sots seat on the 10th of May by the Austnan eabi met to its ministers at Paris and London established most distinctly what the plenipotentiaries of England and France bad before telegraphed to their governments, namely, that upon the non•acceptanee of Austria's intended ultimatum by Russia, the cams bah would immediately arise, acid Austria would sign a military convention with the Western Powers. Had England and France been willing, Bir George would have had no difficulty in finding Austria's direct engagement to take pert in the war. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT NEAR BRECON.—An sod dent of a very melancholy character has occurred to a pri vate of the llth Regiment, while engaged, under the com mend of Captain Itoe, In military practice, at Battle-MIL near Brecon. On the morning is question a firing party of about 40 men left the depot at Brecon, under Captain Roe's command, for Battle-hill, about five miles from the town, where a target is erected for practising the regiment with the Minif rifle. Bash man was served with 15 rounds of ball cartridge, and they were told off into fear parties of about 10 each. The arrangements of the practice ground us these :—There are four targets, 2 feet wide and 6 tut dup each, making altogether 8 test wide, a butt marking 21 yards from the target, and 30 feet from the line fire, measuring to the middle of the target, and the butt is 6 lett deep, 12 feet long, and 1 foot 8 inches depth of trench from the surface of the earth. The intermediate marker is placed 100 yards from the firiag party, and 38 yards from the line of flu; the party firing 160 yards from the target, and so placed that nose of the men could the the butt. A fatigue party, under Corporal Moran, were in the butt to watch and see what shots hit the target If the men had sat down in the butt eceordieg to their orders, there would have been co danger to any of them; but one of them, Samuel Cosa, while the corporal in command was intent on the target, incautiously leant forward, for the purpose of picking up spent ball. He had no sooner done so than a rifle was hired, arid, sulainsing " Oh Ood, I am shot," he fell beck wards, and never spoke afterwards. The jury have retuned a verdict of Accidental Death. AN INTIERZOTINO RECRUIT.—A sergeant belonging to the 88th regiment appeared before the Rochester =vie testes on Tuesday last, for the purpose of having • lad sworn is is a drummer. The magistrate. Major Boys, struck with the boy's spanner* and manner, asked him his Sams (which for obvious reseals& we forbear mentioning) and bow old be war? Upon his answering that he was 14, Major Boys said beamed not swear him in. 16 being the mi nimum age. The worthy magistrate was then informed by the sergeant that the remelt was ordered so be swore in by special authority, upon hearing which Mar Bays was io dated to pat several questions to the lad, which resulted in his being informed that his father, recently dead, wu a Brigadier-General, and formerly Colonel ot Re the 86th Regi l. ment. 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