The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-24 00:00:00

g g essisated. Me get hate wessetkin with the two se were is the love, and treated them wits i w--- ,,.. a gsgsg ir te drink. Re left sad west home. and shortly W e iss& missed • 201- note friss the mean ht his passer Me at saw seMposted the primmer% sad gamed thug 171 - 0488 1 " 11114 a m p Lams, lishsher, Newport-market, said the pri • when at sladow-bswes, acknowledged that they Oriel& sole, sad ha 'hanged it at Emotes, la Lei- Mttkins, smistaat to Mr. Bjorn ft, shawl dealer, , said the prisonen case to their shop os ggr i ns wr iest sad purchased two mantles, paying foe theta ‘llll.4llloste. t Sapp g & l 7 -- WW. wey told he * k th ih ey e told hi . m prYes rs try .the sate at the door of • publio-house. The Osiers, in defence, said the prosecutor me them Mrseen aidwisk thought that hardly probable, sad cosi mbild these for trial WESTMINSTER. LOOT MT CMILD—AN ONPLIBAIAST VISTTOTL. Aiwa filOOkeTll, • middle-aged woman, described as • ;mealy near, was shamed with the following eatraordi scry seediest : gbe. Hanlon, a lady residing at 18, Montpelier-square, Meted that on the previous evening an elderly invalid lady task shelter in her hose from the storm, and, in order le leech her home requested that • eab might be mat for. It so most, appeared at the door than the defendant, who had bees dfluking, soma up with a crowd of persons, and insisted upon it that the mb wee there to envoy away a lost child which was seereted is complainant's house. Complainant is sue as sured the defendant that she knew nothing about any child, sad invited • man who was represented to be the Whet to search her house and satisfy himself, which be did, but defendant still persisted in her story, sad called she complainant as eld eat. After half an boar, the bedew was gives ices the custody of • policeman. Defendant Mid a less rambling story, from which it op- Limnthat the beaked was a girl, 22 years of age, who s away hos home, and wee supposed to be concealed purposes sosnewher• in the neighbourhood. ta="l.lmas made' Most the girl, but entreated the lobe wwwili d, bo as son s h e w a poor widow, :7 1 111 64" ei ha Ise ormghtsse by cansompticm. Mr. Amid was disposed be be merciful, but moldering Ttsfgpduee my diagram's', tined her 10s., and in default her for 14 days. NIB REPRESENTATION OP SOUTHWARK AND MARYLEBONS. The following AddfasfsillSVA lisos Weed : ilistlllidiepeltetS.haf amrdowOr — lis *sus= of Syslast yes ma ms Ms *.l•l3 homer rims as mast year smomentaltass Mail assiplan the Ili sl Prahlsot of Mt eismin foam d asullh. Ey maks pm gm se asnarteM the Moss sf a mast Implant et. gret it sil M mwsrally _ailmillten Shat aselsits= sc ma down dame OM pastel I ham labeneol We N Ow pith ' mules awl caw smilsemmsi MOM ma lOW *OW it Wide 1: Immtmalt vas mlahllohat ib le 1 ham Mins, mot theme' 1 1* am danstems a 111 is drain It who Ilis smatiss ot *I rtookkilom MI wrisdalls gems do smiliso of the 6 ° moo Ink morn to your kW istmods. I may truly * sq ea 1 bum WM Mad So prissde Mum ia r , the psalm la Milli I um Omell. Adensist of the mot moonitif Mims ft lis Inman N. year Mem% sal which * modem moslaot somoths. Is Ism lismenisol ma St iambi Illsom. the liewdof Onnoesne a OM ler Ma onions la II =fittea=ablig Ihs mookissi of vAlikapsawd . es dm lad adigamemost sum lb= mks. NM shoals.. Om km ondal al 16 •" miss rimy Nassolss Mikis' lbws tavraide ansoadaL C 1 hos saw sissysel she Maas af ChM Ommidassr at PON is Wats rod mg oft ls spots at mar arm*. Is the am Mid that se. pw 0 .... 2____. mpave d the mime • Men I Mss annitlimol the so air Milk I have de WM; radii. I vishiro for the is MIT; to aills. Isar ssibenoh end * moose • beC t il e tros pp g a tentr ia us 1 1:1 1 :61 1 2U=7617:how W al d I° ammo, ft sismiti sot Moss wafts ler ma lmessommt of 1 • ,. Os merstalls vita masmismidistle thall.MOMldiory mos en. IWWWISWIL llWlWatalweilda alb= diewinseksdngamsopolm ilt. le MI6 disyndlusid Isospiddly dludial at the tomouttlits. 1 .. sinista Ms arts Milk WO ma mgegsL Dm Is ammo ma dm F L. y osed sit plma waif or s ass M semodss sla rmy illsvar to mist .hate call ad miry on Me war with lid low awn many- lig mustwame onish me Maw of Ms Monk. TM hi minim letkoOmisr=;lsmosl4ll= flit hookas. ism own Mk k hoe ism piessd lip dl N with g aaff Mmilid. =ME a a ausr . N. • *lt Nei dessdli or So Phil is rithelsoorm meilholneasiaberr sit Ms Ikasslary se . IM N. holm Min as damps of Ms Otwarnment. Is .. liasemsais an smog is slum ft Os onsnlryamil sods world ;.- thispost soon. Minato lambast NS boom obtain • r„ mass NAN sill Mourn to Mt man of doses elm wiip Myna It, os sal MM. Imam add odds of dds ninks. I ammaikst that ao so tkommems ma modus or main des emblem d o Wats N. MI est to amicamos with the tilsos r ind ta %sae ~ eab alsor nays I shill asset lea at ths lisnlogs, whin I trust I may msdies km pietist rewatd welsh my put asertkes is pear maven ••• asegiNop seders to hops for. St. St. llamas ham: to be, gentlnesa, To: obliged soil &Waal Surant ium II lb Garmaime,—Has Ndmir has be.. grasicody pi w& to ap ple me m Mosier' Seers•ry of Slats lir the Wades. ill mat 1 1 la tanlmism ban Msrallies brim wionnt. sot 1 ham laid' ma to os. ns maw hossar of socisides ma. Lm Miaow yeshiva sMsdy m am loges meths, thms and Sr has yews I /NW ban am of rzhoospmmostsus Dminnthet pialag IWm hail ki=apper. 1 M midst= la yoa my saimiss ea all um 10 Man 1110 as a rupossomtheintits yonpla and ss a Midst 3 . 17; so iona ng hs: Mr ai m in y pi pmnis eis = ar o ham ir e a mz edwi lism i : N . 'Gerd hiss Imils of sodinsis Wiz& waft, al as Mall= st ot dim. satin rif Os tar Ms irMitalhass of O. e t . ig o onz t Ma onemisnr r.. ....,m_ • _ tho of odadin s s . son sl sil mamosss Walsall to lbamm. in. monsrhn wilHdar of Ma an OM cod touris them Itysi awl Mr isil NOM d N. arms a s =lllleiblb e pi c tt se rool. amdemsee ms copegi la asks an arduous e t . ib Iss mum and MOM. Mar Wk. min in rain N . stay AM In Mod emit _ hp moms* pissahn ssystkdom we s ism la min MO do IMO nolloaOshew op soma to Mind Is Tulip moire No Nabs leemoodos of MEN. le pe is ad to No is Mirof Or la No Alba 1100, and to sololds No ei. boopeon of MON orioNotol by thessimming m of Simla la Ms Bad. Win om Is a MO awl floods* a Wm Soppoolol le No opprood. OA No tobioNolio own, es No Many sonmes al tho pospis of Ms otorire. trarll~ N MIT: diem loamy as Os osslas ths utmost os. Vmill. moms sf ear haws intim son Mhos IM past e t . .11•1 on It to Ibo oodddlsoyloodloolos of sob lei a. Nemo* loom N jig=thsribro. to sik pm la math yoor wood of Om im mil el ay mgdatmrst si the albs of So at Slats N Mr theeidsles, by awe Aim me dm own d ing mo to so Padmmil as Nmitto kr waslr.. • I randa. fisollmsm 136 • Tam obslint sc WILLWI BII.I IICIUSWTEI. iai 117, ltattmolace, July 23,1{11. OR 6 Tao whole borough of Muylabone from Labors to High- 10 pt. was placarded this morning with a manster Bill, as- _N. meseing • Ropier for Maryisbons." This ansosacussat, „,••• which emanated from a ateatiag of the friss& and admirers i s " . * Of the pliant admiral, held at a late hour last evening, lie has pat the friends of 81r Benjamin Hall on the qui viva, to and a muting of his supporters will be held this evening for 24 the impose of organising a committal to combat this or say * other opposition which may be offered. ot. l° A numerous and influential meeting of the elsetces of al Smathwark was held last smiting at the Queues Hoed a lan, High-street, for the parries of seeming t h e melee to be. of the Right How. Sir W. Molsoworth. Sir William IAI re Molosworth addssed Um moieties, pausing fa 161 1 - r o * view his rams upon various important political with's' N daring the tae years he lied represented the borough ; and u having eapressed his confidence In the courage and energy 6 of the aisailanta of Sebastopol, he concluded by calling upon the.., if they approved of Lord Palmerston's government and his appointment, to reelect him as their representative. 10 A resolution, pledging those present to use their mutions • to secure the right hon. baronet's re-election, was then N lirniabewsji adopted. The nomination is filed for Friday, ; at noon. No opposition is anticipated. no At a meeting yesterday of the Committee of the Admi- * sistratin Rotor= Association, hold at the °Moss, King 1 2 Williamotte.t, City, Mr. 8. Morley in the chair, tho follow- a; Lap yeeolosisa was adopted : 100 Ilwitta Mosplake of Mk committee the appolnimint of ths ltybt Ha IN WINN bloboootle, bow. ILI& iOr elle of tom No. sitlessi kr the Osiedst ts sa addrobeemood ed I. WletriVololdeetW i W . Nadi mei ft booklld debt tea Sat WM debt pen lo dm or se as la may aMes dim toc Clomonsist. Me that Ms ki Out Dr 11.111 w lishmeseth V MI is Mica nat h. many awl N... mom= of alit palm by Ms alls Mcseam /INN b wet ladopodool isnahm al Padhi. semi loodolleast=spinissi Ms Maw At Ms high aMso to IMO Is N. Wm YE. =CHI AND TEE REPRESENTATION CPI IIALDON. Mr. Mechi has issued the following:— ' " TO mu amorous or me soaocort or MALDos. Gestlemee,—On my :stun from Paris, when I bare bela far wars' weeks occepied by my dation as British jiver for the French Bahlbitism, my emetics has boss seed to a.. addrem to you by Mr. LennortL " I hope that gentleman will admit that I have a what light to offer myself ea a esedidate, sad that you have Y pad right to diet me, if you think me worthy of that beam. " Xs . . Lazard k boo to askekto biamealf at os dunes with a say, m 714 ai whether with o ,odds! " Yy WWI= is plaba ehE atralghtforward, and by that mildew 1 Wei myself Is wt. "1 de not mow to arawst myself with say 'lbw wadi hair hot shall go to the poll aria .y owa write, to eve SIN who t►iak I am worthy to regionat the. aa aglow lenity el reseeding their vete, is my Inow. "1 base arr Webt •y &bran= hem disturbed many little quiet sad owalowable anmagetwata, but that I ear we Nip. "INN voted as a shim of Lomita fie 27 years, sal I will defy say ow to pews that I have am deviated as a ingporta, el liberal mad pregverive swum, "At lb. Pistol Wiled I Wall do myself the bower of ammusimg yew ladividwilly.—l has. the beam to be, gea thwism, yea• tahlrfal sowsat, " J. J. llsoix. "'ripens Sall , Kolvedam, lam July 14,1!66." CATITAL PAL4cm-BsELLIMIe DAL—IIILY 23.1 Maids= cm ll yams; 10,W; MO by Nam Wake% 60.—Telei, ,3141. SHARE LISTS-TOlB PAY. °Twos. Re railway share morkst be* is extremely Olt, sad Floss are in nearly an oases quoted the saw as they dosed yesterday. London and North- Willow steak is quoted 98 to 1; Great Western, 88 1 .1 to 881 t Midland. 70 to 1; Lancashire and York shire, 81 to 1; South Bastarns, 181 to 1; Cale donians, 311 to 1 ; and Great Northern', 221 to I. French shares are dull. Northern, are quoted 36 to 38; Eastern,, 331 to ; and Patio and Lyons, 28 to 28/ run. ea. I rgi oaDnian INANNI AND NOCE& !! 1 !‘ w9.4+ Ws'. I de. a 111....1 Lod OMR .......... lA k isior _ l7ma ino 1/..llihotii l aid Ord Mi tlN glis iiii U. ban Isom Min. Ciiii Dim-..—. _ Dam nide - =sad 11111.1." ;~ JA A. Woe Ot. 100 Opeat Wsslowt-- 100 OAStierVails7o4Jlk. LLI tAastsSer sod Calla .. 141 DA Mises -- 7 DA llow MOAN ...-- lOC Imsubirs • UAW» I 5 %too Alll IMALIAA. Omit Usd.Z l l l.4 ltrik WllO4llll V& fir limy 474 Do. PO Is Da SO 4.lkaasfr76_l? all I I°P .11.- Pliamea, !e° Di. MA. awl Du, • a MIL IL INN. (ha) , I ill Ms lialtalress..., aft W ilawsnals sad O✓ S all laftwaa• ii 6 s tysir _.n_ Wienspdat lOWA U Do. 11104=Dasatio .111111. all Ile* • 110. 1 ill Da. a • II D. a 111 100 N. Maws— • IS Da. • • Da. all D. L. D. Tub _ _ _ sulissnalmami ma Ds. Now Maass ItaNM 01 IWO* IlestliWid. Ja• 140 Won, 140 Onersl Weller MS UMW. U 04/ — Mora; 140 Wm..-- ell Diem NO &um N Weis • 14616111111.44041 ell ma 1041rnium. 11lih 810111ras I v.raea. T ; . 11 - il7l.7l;;;Tai all Walerford rod W Wait Looks all Wait Camara . s wassemas.sai'rsTai. 100 Abrams ---- IGO Da MIA t, 7 pre OL Braidstoo Liatar 4p st.n. 100 OaWain, £lO 1 all Cfaalatinaq.o•Kitl p.a. ell Cart and Ilamisa. .. .-..... I all DmiLitelli.lb Atop/Jam Ng Mills Cleir • IL— to Da dia n. per CL da. are . 100 Da per Ct. all SWAN& pa.A7.l I alalll IlLae do. No.l lamf=S pur Oral. Meat ir: P44- . too art GU in tWolitalt. 100 11.11a,Pall 100 Onat Illoraiss 100 100 Do. 4, 74 DA 6 100 Do. 5 po. 100 Doooso.a. NO Ditto Irnaeoloolit W Do. Itlna. Prot Nom ill Do. Motor Poi 116 all Do. do. do. Ip. 100 Do. NM. SOL SIMIL.. all IN. CONAN Gm Nor B i ll Dow. do. Do. 60. do. laasoida. Is Tabor It 100 LlNl g ist lusLllsok 100 lasi IL GA paw 100 BIND oo Our Op LooMINNosION.M4 IosiNNENSIONN. all imalliski llao.lll ll.ll 9lolo 1 1, 11 We. t Do. g 6 il it IGO C ill A Pf•L 44 pot a. all Matt Pla.tra aat all &lila Ila D i t i r= "146 .61.1111,.... MS Mak Ma& II De. alh 1$ Da. Lade • Do. De. CM% le Da. Talk WWI al par* Ilellaraillra.. IN OaLWaislaWai.ll4 all IliellabOiesailias all Dom— _ Dal! lil!kailV, IN 101 il'Weili . 10 10$ IN — Drai %par si.Z... —...: all Owitla k rs;l aumi lant all Isla _ - I ipa $ SI db. RAILWAYS. Mb& OWN 6 p.sdat.... 1671 i Do. 7 par mat. » 1171 I. 7 pot mot. (Prom Mod) ... 1166 Mood. 6 oar mai ... ISIS LT. 01.111 per omit 0.16111.1)166$ DD. 7 pot "Si. otworill0„. 1614 Sur Tait &no 7 twoLD11601•. 1613 Do. id Sac 'do. do. OWN ... len a. bee bielms.lB/S OW a/ ollogl Mom Dumb ... de. NNI Do. ... 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Is. de .112 114 100 ail Ds. 414.780,11destaa. 109 10e 114 all Bealleas awl liras* - 114 al IN all Daggs. 0re............. 109 112 IS 10 Lderesdelmose ......... ei lien 1 19 14 =um moimeea si a 18 16 Da. lket ..........,.. Si 91a s 194 lark /seals ...... 6 7 e Ds. 11•• 1 9 an grereftleep 9 le au dorlaussl li.) 54 ban 5......... Ni lb 2 N a Dila Da *Ms added et , 124 111 a 19 ell Ilenessies reder 8 9 91 all tads 4B 484 111 all Para a k al= ........ 47 41 adk . 10 all Pedeas9 Isems..—.... 0 a * 20 a leds,OessOls . - - 19 all Ileseserd Maws Id A Er -.....-..... 1144 114 1 1 mime. ....... 11 11 els 14 10 a gm eiMir„.... 5 4 lb le ell 00.1410. Ced. mix. - - I/ if semi ....—... . tips Pa * all 94 all WO DNA ad Ilasdare --... R a 4 drearder. - * all d rim 5........ 104 I * 9l is iii iii SI IS Si U ..-• ~ n , a. 01.11 MO ,IN ,IN , 100 , 100 .100 ,IM _ __ 22 24 N IP • RI6 dl. 11 1 74 aik 91 9$ 42e 42 11 14 • 10 i 2 1124. 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I 844 1" Teta**. 1 *IPM. sad Mad& Is EN.* a ilEiN i Wiftwa ) 101 St. IN SYNNINSO. 1116 111 U Id $ Dam N N ll (Isisid O LY N. Wows IN IN IS 01 0111SNWI Nt. dm* . U& I Ow f sham ._. 17( 1 Imam =I riufi d Ifi 11 z d dsoddiuse SfO Dr ia lte N leme MN) U laussNOlSoN.4l9.oosat. Onomeot -rev . st. Diso omEo . Nto (lared*/••• *Oa. Ild II z d sa 1188 =i W SO all smazzaisror 104 setet lkidiwi= N N di llaz mo. I pot Not.(lsond to dadisCoossiss) I d la SO SO skoldsadisaftraligarel. isdbozesniars) U IS all arrow CON. ham ItWynt(laza.lso. 001.11eatALszeti0et1 IL 10 t 0 ll opoo. dir mi ti o l l re* Met Omit . lii Ni IS 10 Iberwinvoillarihnl Owed ft ler.T.lassq Si Si 111 SS Sudirakir•(lssood N Is,. Mn.)is —. Si oo Nw SS el Wear Vallay goz. 6 . = 32 Si. WO WM* is esmes* ( *CM* veeaera —.. zd 104 z i lie lia • i i les i la la li .41 i Os pat 34 .' 66 I is los 67 4 4 97m f* ad THE' EXPRESS:. TUESDAY' EVENING; JULY* 24, 1856: lara Wei i Waller wet Mariposa -Z.: O I mn i ♦ inadarable by slosied MN. JOINT ROCK JAMUL sal $4 U M 61t L 7 Ow 101 of Looks— SO 010 . ....... 10 lostlortiiiii ' od A. 10 aft liew O ..... AO Loolonorl twity Is Soria Je4ol —Sok IM ImmilessdlWainEsisr IN Sag. Pm. el lastrai Osaka. Illsolosel Sat Om& rce. , iritS= lg. usiesilss Beak. I A l aud Oold hap. 0o 21 Minis II Woad ariraila DO. Noe a um. 64 66 1 Ma i pm die par II pa 1:1 JO; 114 14 pea I 3I *Sad" N 40 41 .00j elj T2ll - 41111 II II U 4 31 i Ti 11—die 120 134 174 114 6 6i Ii If il li r' 7 76 i 2 ir l 1 1 zd&b LIVERPOOL CORN MAR/LIM-THIS DAT. (NT ItACINITIC 71111,10/LAPIL) (MO* OCR OWN COMILISPONDINra There was a moderate attendaace of both town and coun try dealers at our ems market this morning, notwithstand ing the trade wee very dull. Wheat and Aav was anchatged in prim from last week. Indian cern was rather dearer, holdsmrelhaing last Fri day's rates. Fees, oats, beans, oaks's', and other articles without alteration. The weather is dull and wet. MINCING-LANG.--THD3 DAY. Soo/.L.—TM phial sales are prordop Moodily at very lull prises , to a shads advents. be reseed market study, but not sett,': brown leaps, 465. 6d.; pottery, 475. to 62e. Cones.—The sales an gslog off steadily at week's pekes. lute native has sold at 495. 63. to 60.. C censea quoted at 48s. 6d. Tos..—The =whet malaise. steady, with a limited Dui- Sar.vsimam-2600 baps Has sold freely in puddle sale. &fraction 24 to 6, Ws., 33e. 6L Refrastiou 61 to 7, Sile. 6d. Thus mime 'hew as mimeo of 6d. an the public sales of lest week. Rien.—The whet is very Ira with a goad demeasd. Box.—Dessarara proof has sold at 2s 6d., sad the de mand hu hoovered to day. COTTON. —l6O baits sold yesterday as 'Cry. Brim —Pepper, —Pepper whits, radio midis's at 6 1 d. tow ; Calkutginger, 395.t0 60s. TALLOW RABBET.—THIS DAT. The tallow market oratlasee steady. The derasad both for export sad home rousautptiou le good. Petenborg Y. C. as the spot is quoted frte. 9d.; July, 64.. 9d. ; Co lter': to Doowaber, Mi. ed. Separate mouths, fiee. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. lir. IL J. Davis reports the supply short; trade brisk, at hiatus priori. Primo meadow bay, 965. to 106 s. ; sattrwsr, 120 s. to 130..; interior, 70s. to 809; mew, ditto, 100 s. to 120 s. ; rows., 800. to 965. ; clover. old, 90s. to 1365.; woad cat, Us. to 1265.; saw, 110 s. to 130 s. ; straw, 275. to Ms. Tits NIA= LIC9IIOI Law.—A large -air testing wee WM I. Friday at Butts, mar with the views umer el , dtheelelanular support to the premeltica for * the dehlts be set& fte MOM bearew=is Mem& T eadi m ais aw et to carry emelmeleme ememshe el a doesembatim to vadat the latreftedma of my sash kw, sad fur the repeal of the Beer Bill. —Nembeelw eardiale. Tax MAINZ LAW IX MAW Yozz.--This law does mot out to maths huh Meat= is New York atty. TM Commercial of July 7 mays:—. o We Mae am sees the Wet alga of sash a law balm ia q. -M-- It h Matlatemle sad sset a deed letter, ea elesiehe law, ha ear mil* seism easing houses, sad di ether weeldhlmeste where litam hes hither% hem esti sell ft to se Moly sad se mesly es ever. Oa Thursday neesks mad peter day imesis art leads of lager beer were Wesithe late Ws city m wiseL la hat the kw ken has see Mile the *be. sit cheap? WIZOI OF MR SHIP OITAWA—Q17111111), AMY 9.—A emanaleshea wee teethed here ea the 6th July, that the Ottawa, Wills, lessee to lArm peek led bees masked ht the Shahs el Belle Isle, sad that the hew have arrlvid at 'Atm d S is troat a report just schlremed to the ' "Iterho that attempts have bees wads es the pert ele MUM MIN to the MOM if Zed& MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. The English funds opened steadily, but are since become slightly flatter. Prices are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Very little business is going forward. Console were first marked 911, and have Mace receded to 901 to 91 for money and the Bth of August. 'llia Three par Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92 ; the New Three per Centa. at 921 to 1; Bank Stook, at 2131 to 215; the New 30 Years' Annuities, 1885, at 16 15-16; India Stock at 231; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 101; Exchequer Bills, June, at 19s. to 23e. prem.; and India Bonds at 335. prem. Omnium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. In the foreign stock market, Turkish has ranged between 91 and 911, and is now quoted 91 to 1, the rally of yesterday afternoon not being fully maintained. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 19 to 1 ; and Russian YiTS per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch 'rwo-and-a-Half Per Cents. have been dealt in at 634 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 891; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. at 77 ; Greek Bonds at 41 to 5 ; Ewa dor Bonds at 4; and Brazilian Old Eve per Cents. at 1001. The amount of specie brought in by the Baltic, from New York, is stated at 968,036 dole, or about 193,6001. Including 1,328,438 do.& (of which about 400,000 dole. are described as gold and 928,436 dole. silver), to-day's arrivals of the precious metals are raised to nearly 460,0001. All the gold imported will probably be at °ace sent away. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 31st inst. for the supply of 57,300 casks, and 20,000 blan kets; and this day (Tuesday) for the conveyance of stores to Colombo, Hoog Karig, Sydney, Auckland, St. John's, N. 8., Montreal, St. George's (Bermuda), Borbadoes, Gibraltar, Malta, Corfu, and Constanti nople. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 25th inst. for the conveyance of troops from England to Bombay and Calcutta. The Emigration Commissioners will also receive tenders on the 26th inst. for the hire of a ship, to proceed to Sydney, and ;to be ready to receive pas sengers between the 10th and 20th September. As Committee of Mexican Bondholders have banded to us the following memorandum: The Committee of MesitTaa Bondholders have advisee te on Mr. Whitehead by the Went India packet, and by may of the Coiled dimes, dated Melia° the 2nd, 11th, and 19th alt. The President had retnnted to the capitol on the link ult., bet had been too uniob occupied since to take into leensideistion the memorial of thesommitte• of the lit Marsh last. The West India packet brinp 10,762 41 doh. and 17,600 dela. from Templets, and 9,921 dole from Vera Cm, together 88,178.41 dole., for Colonel Fecdo, for the dividend fund. The subjoined is from the Mexican financial agent in London. About 150,0001. is required to pay a half-year's dividend on the bonds, and towards this upwards of 128,0001. is now in hand, inclusive of to. day's arrival : The West India mail steamer Tay jut arrived. brings for mount of Kezisan dividends the following :—From Vera Cr.,, 9,921 dole. 30. ; Tampico, 28,262 dol.. 410. Total, 38,173 dole. 44e. Amount already deposited in Bank of England, 120,2831. lls. 64.—F. FACIO, July 23, 1866. _ At the manual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia, held yesterday, a dividend of 13 per cent. for the half-year was declared, being at the ex traordinary rate of 30 per cent. per annum. At the meeting of the Peel River Land and Mine ral Company, a dividend of la. ed. per 6L share was declared. We understand the London and Westminster Bank has purchased the premises in the Strand lately occupied by Messrs. Strahan, Paul and Bates. MOXDAT Immo. The English funds to-day were firmer, and though business was very inactive, Saturday's decline of per cent. was fully recovered. Apart from the general policy of the Cabinet, an almost universal feeling of indignation is expressed at the tricky manotavre by which the opposition endeavoured on Friday to demolish the Turkish loan convention, and to-day's recovery in the funds has beeu mainly caused by a conviction that the mischievous course adopted on this occasion by the Conservative and Peace parties will prove wholly futile. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares continue to excite little or no attention. AguA Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein shares are severally quoted 7-16 to 9-16. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to 291; Peel River, 21 to 2/ ; North British Australian, 1 dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, to I prein. Cobre shares have been dealt in at 65; Clarendon Mining, at to prem.; and National Brazilian (Comm) at 41. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Clijsh sad Wentworth, 18, 181; East Buller. 101, 11; Great Bidders, 6s , 7r. ; North &mt. 281. . 2 9 - • 28 1. te 28 te 29; North li.ebe rt, 281, 29; Remmers*, 20 2 21, 206 ; Bor. fillgtoll. ; Rrtridge Consols, 31. 3 7-16, 31. al 8 64., 31. 4, 31.11,. 34., 31 ; South Garras, 6, 73; Teseroft, 21, 21; Tremeths, 21, 21. Ils. 3d. ; West Alfred, 22; Wheal Dreher, 81. Foreign—Coes**. 41, 1, 7.16; Cobrs, 65; Imperial maillas, 21; Quarts Roth, 76. 33 .; 'United 31 htesican and South American, 61, 3-16; Grand Duchy of Bides, 101. VOO 23 Ass Dalian ;TrcaSlo7ra.ll4 PAO 10 Australian Royal Mall all OM 10 Bailin Mau/swab B6 6 British Amwitan Laid 40 1,000 I Briar 08311 m. k Rad.o). 1 1,916 1M inside . 1126 1 ... St. s cr le i •O pi n k e r . I.. —.. :Rait Kl 7 10 . 1 1 12yelel RoAosOno. all 7, 4 Mrs or Prunes all 7,001 DUB 11101 m 1,960 MOD Miennpb. . 21 a, 1/ Omni Mm. NaTigatlat 14 2, 20 GemeglLLlldpi ing Co. all S. 6 Gem bus Dow Okr all 0, le neMlasamese Ilsas.Tel. all P. lo Maly II 81. Ammkan • 0. 1 SatinaM Pslntillm. Purl all 10 Nsilimismds Land . . 6 2 NA wan cod ai;ai. Mama llavlotica OR 1 1 Sat* DAL nuaraindem all SO Nerrk et Isnopellem l3 4, 1 OrlsMalOne I PssillirmLamiltillossel all 90 Mile. & Orimital 811 all MAO 60 De. New 2 Penland Iron Company all A, 100 Royal Mall Steam OO 0, 1 SssW Astir. Lamed& all 0, Mar I 1 23 •Mnlli Analielisa lasi. al l 8,060 1 ramorkra Tabs. . Is all '3,000 1 Ds. Do. Doglowl all 15,000 20 TrolikirsanCo.MUpOm. 3 0,000 100 Van Dismeses lard COMMERCIAL AND SALE OF BEER ACT.-(THIS DAY.) The select committee reassembled to-day at 12 o'cloek. Mr. H. Berkeley in the chair. The committee cleared the room directly after the chair had been taken, and remained in deliberation with closed doors for upwards of an hour and a half. On the re adtalesios of strangers Tbe CHAtawArt ennounoed t►at they had determined to adjourn until Thursday at one o'clock, and in the meantime the evidence would be suspended. The calamities than broke up. GREAT FIRE IN CRIPPLEGATE.—(THIS DAY.)—A very eztensive fire, involving a great aestructioa of pro 7 prrty, broke wet this morning in the premises belonging to Messrs. David and Wm. Gibbs, soap manufacturers, situate No. 67, Milton-street, Cripplegam. With as little delay as possible, numerous engines attended, and, there being a good simply of water at hand, the firemen went to work in hsil ad labuble manner. At one time, nothing less than the on of the entire factory and those surrounding" sena be anticipated, as the Saws had by that period mien several of the mall house in Hanover end Estirs'emtearts. The poor mespants at once rushed from their dwellings, with their children in their arms, and car rying with them any portablearticle t f furniture they could lay told of. The books belcogiog to Mews. Gibbs were fosensately saved, sad so an the heat premises ; but the inessiseturing pedant at the bask together with the des% de., are deatsoyed. The beau at length got the =ever the gases. but not until property valued at dhousand pseredis bad bus destroyed. The origin of the inisketsis Is estedessystery. The Ileum Gibbs were bowed Is leveed ire-edees. FATAL ACCIDENT AT BROADETAIRL—A =lan 'hely maident has thrown quite a gloom ever this little plow. • young lady, named Sophia Weatherby, who hes bees staying here with her slier, took a walk out es the dill between the Midge and Hampton stairs. She sea sem Xe, radian. who cautioned Mr sot to get too seer to edge, but he bad not proceeded far, whoa on turning mail he reined her, sad gave an alarm. She had bees seen Mid by peewee on the pier, who immediately pat out a beet sad sewed to the spot, where they band eke had fallen fres the bi=t part, nearly eighty feet. She less then quite deed, asides end a thigh being broke., and there was a seven isistetiss ea the heed. Thereon many cosiee• tares as M bed die fall. The edges of the &X from the eseremissall el the sea monad Item are very dasserour, sad porn naaelaitialed with the rest esaaot ewers See musk Niarra while walking there. At ea inquest a verdict of " Amide/ate* death " his boon retuned. Wriallli Assom—Tho Glasgow Daily Nail says ' that vials atedeshiag sabre is various parr of Skye, sad ' that esaddralle ambers of then have been dreaded sad ' 'blur At fierner, a shepherd desperbed upwards of ' twenty of thee the other week with an old @War ' A ACE lorauoloome—Tho Maklitaw Ciaiatis, of 'IIIN try, reports that the server from the gram to be highly feveurshie. Around tit= 6 ::: I him he. Rode extraordinary prayer ; sad is real plows so prefer are the lateral sheets that sore of the I have lard it • to strip the levet treater, plates ender in give all peed mass to the es mod sir. loreat I the /area sod gamy Osiris* Wiggle/ Tarahasa sad o =ha ropers are 0 eattlthelig 0 lisse r 6+a Se fillitelies. THE WAR. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. DESPATCHES PROM GENERAL SIMPSON. (PROK • SIIPPLIXTUIT TO TRX 0•Z1'ITL) WAR DEPARTMENT. JCL: 23. Lord Penman has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship hy Lieutenant-General Simpson, commanding her Majesty's tones in the Rest: BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Jinx 10. My Lord,—l have the honour to enclose the re turns of casualties to the Bth instant. Your lordship will regret to see that the lists of killed and wounded are heavy; but the nearer we approach the defences of the pleas the greater number of casualties must be expected. Brevet-Major Harrison, 63rd Regiment, was killed on the curling of the 7th instant, whilst proceeding to the tre Alms; he was a most excellent officer, and is a serious loss to her Majesty's service. It will give your lordship sincere pleasure to mark the improvement in the general health of the troops. At 5 o'clock this morning a heavy fire was opened upon the Redan by the allied batteries.—l have, &0., JAMES SIMPSON, Commanding. The Lord Paamure,-ie. Camp before Behastord, May 9,1856. iii Ramerical Return ot Canner es 1110 FaiDg 01 1 8 th June. 1 Foot—:0 rink milli* welded. Seminal Mum ednem-Consminlened Mews and Pinang W as the menderg et Or likh hum.l4ol-16th Foot—Orme& lama dimprenely. Penne@ Mathew Have less. demgene*. ; Many anneen I Meehan Bynum dager. only; Jam ,611. @swanky; dpsuldleg. tlangeroml7 ; Tim Otßaiss. anwerdy Panda Bernin. @nerdy; Jereenlah Crowley, Dein Od. wanly. Rennedgel deturs et Casualties tram the Ind to Sth *gem Isty belnies.— Royal Sigineen —1 officer wounded; 1 Aker she itwen na iefed tnma l Br d rota.; odlor uly , su woundod . In the CA -Cagan C. do lidegsm angittly. IneplaurW Memind lawn of an Meer Nerving In the Crt. enSwit i ders=the g gekior from Iled Io Rh Jut), 1156—Illoyal "Zrans7as Arnim or GISIALTOO NMI rem Ora no ran ern OP Jviy, 1141, UICLCRYZ.-14 Ilikkalion Co Guarda-1 flak and Ale w uswied. let Banana teen Fwakt Gaarde-1 teak end Ale wounded. 2nl Battalkm let Feet-1 rank and Ile woods& Sri Foot-1 rank @Mee killsd ; 1 smdsent. 1 mak and in vseROWL dtle Foot-9 reek end Ids woneent 1161 , 40-1 rank soul die wounds& Ink Foot-1 rank sad Ille neundul. Bled Pan-1 sun end Me wounded. 70th Poot-1 rank and die wauwied. Slet Foot-9 risk and In killed; 9 rank and lin woad. 11111 k Foot-1 musk and lie killed. 41.1 Fmt - 1 rank end Ide woman. 41nd Foot 2 rank and Me wounded. 47th Foot-1 rank and Me killed; 2 rank and Ala wounded. 46th Foot —1 tank end Ale wounded. 49th Foot-1 rank end file killed ; 3 rank and lib wounded. 63th loot —1 rank and At. wounded. 63rd Pact —1 odion killed. thed Foot-4 rank and Me killed. 77th Foot-7 rank and Ale wounded. 79th Foot—S rank end file wounded. 86th Foot-2 rank sad Al. killed ; 3 rank and Me wounded. 90th Feet-2 rank and AM wounded. 93rd Foot-3 rank and ale wounded. Elk Foot-3 rank and dle wounded. let Batta lion Rile Bngado--1 rank and /le wounded. Royal Artillery-2 ✓ank and lb womded. Royal gastneers and Royal Flappers and mtmee-1 ann. i rank and Ms wounded. Total-1 dicer, 10 rein and Ale ;tilled; I caner. 1 mrgesnt, 49 rend and file mounded. laciamm. tearoom or 'Omni's a:uo nave saw KILIAD nom Tia Era TO Tits BTH JOLT, 1143.111CLIATITIL-7111 July, 11135-63rd. Foot : Bteves•MaJor O.N. Barr:coo. NOMINAL Romeo or OFFICER) WHO MATZ ITEN WOONDEO FROM TIP tow TO TON RIM JOLT, INSR, iactouva—Royal Entlinen : Lkw Meant O. Graham, severely. NOMISILL NITTI as OF NON-0011NOMODORD OFFICIAS AND PUTATIS PULLED FACII TUB OTM TO TIP Tffil JILT, 1635, INCLUSITZ.-31th Foot: Prints John Emmy. 49th Foot : Privets Patrick lialtpeamy. 31M Foot: Privates Benjamin Lens, Michael Glennon, Michael 47th Pout : Private James Preston. 3rd Foot : Privets Andrew Deakin. 72ad root : Private Charles Oilleet. 38th Pot: Privates John Healey, Edward siontague. NOMINAL Lentil OF l -CONIMPIONED OFFICIII AND IMITATES WOOODIID, Ploal Tat Gni TO INC BTIII /ULT. MS, LIICLIJIITI. 6th July. and Battalion, let Foot-Private John Chthwelt, severely. Sid Foot--Sergeent Johnson Jackman, severely. Corporal Hugh Borsland, slightly. 4th Foot-Private Archibald Hamilton, slightly. 19th Foot-Private Quarks Goering, 30th Foot -Ormond Jahn Thompson, severely. 4 th root-Private IS Wham Windsor, slightly. 49th Foot-Privates Richard Osborne, severely ; John Ellie,* ' slightly ; William James, slightly. 79th Foot-Privates Thomas Leith, rightly; James Hamilton, slightly. Royal Artillery--Gunnse Solomon Pristy, slightly. Royal Suppers and Illous-Gorporel Joseph L "Atwood, seemly. 6th July. Royal Marine Artillery : Attached to Royal Artillery-Corporal William Holyask, slightly (omitted to he returned un previous day). 7th July. Cobb/tromp Guards- Private Job Whoa, slightly. @cote Fusilier Guuds-Private Robert Jonas, daagerossly. 4th Foot-Privates John M`Konsie, 'evenly ; Witham Stands, severely. 14th Foot- Private Thomas Riley, slightly. list Foot-Private John Daily, slightly. 45th Foot-Private John Pewits, @lightly. 55th Foot -Pei sates Samuel Grove., dangerously ; White, slightly ; Juan Mammls a. slightly ; Thomas Slattery, slightly. 77th Foot -Privates John Trawley, dsagerously ; Michael Reilly, severely. 90th Foot- Privates Alessader Cochrane, severely; Thomas Bailey, slightly. Ist itattaluststsits istigs4s-Prlyste allow rtria. SOW,. July 9. lid Foot-Privates William Campbell, slightly ; Patrick Coleman, dangerously. 23rd F.ot : Phraya Jobs Bond, severely. 31st Foot- Creporal Jame. M'llarry, slightly. Privates Martin Reagan, slightly ; John &Moire, slightly ; eolin 'saner slightly. 41st Foot- Private Patrick O'Reilly, slightly. 42nd l& rt - Lance• Corporal Joseph Hanley, slightly. Private Samuel Cooper, slightly. 47th Feat-Private llama Anderson, slightly. Both Foot-Privates Michael Keeney, severely ; Joseph Moyle, slightly ; John Burke, slightly. Bird Foot-Privates Alexander Dingwall, severely; John DowgalL dangerously; Hugh Wioters, dangerously. 95th Foot-Privates Jobs Moorhead, severely ; Joseph M'Arteny, severely. DESTRUCTION OF THE FLOATING BRIDGE AT GENITCHI STRAITS. Admiralty, July 23. Despatches, of which the following are copies, have been received at the Admiralty from Rear- Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Bart., G.C.8., Comman der-in-Chief of her Majesty's ships and vessels in the Black Sea. Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, July 10. Sir,—Their lordships will have great pleasure in learning that Commander Osborn, of the Vesuvius, mentions in favourable terms a letter he had received from Lieutenant W. N. W. Hewett, the Commander of the Beagle, reporting the destruction of the float ing bridge in the Straits of GenitchL I have now the honour to enclose a copy of that letter, and to draw their lordships' attention to the excellent arrangements made by Lieutenant Hewett, as well as to the gallant and able way in which his orders were executed by Mr. Martin Tracey, Midshipman of the Vesuvius, Mr. John Hayles, Acting Gunner of the Beagle, and the boats' erewe, one of whom, Joseph Trewavu, ordinary sea man, lent from the Agamemnon, was wounded, and h particularly mentioned as having cut the hawsers, —1 am, &c., (Signed) EDMUND LYONS, Rear-Admiral and Commander-in-C . To the Secretary of the Admiralty, London. Beagle, off the town Ghenitebssk. July 4. Sir,-1 have the honour to inform you that on my arrival off this place I immediately proceeded to mi nutely examine the communication between the town sod Arabat Spit, and, on so doing, found it to be b means of a ferry of two large fiats and hawsers, which I determined to destroy if possible. Accordingly, on the forenoon of yesterday I des patched my gig, under Mr. John Hayles, toting gunner of this ship, and paddle-box boat, under Mr. Martin Tracey, midshipman, of the Vesuvius. I have much pleasure in reporting that they sue needed entirely in destroying it by cutting the haw sets and casting the boats adrift, which was done under a very heavy fire of musketry at about 80 yards, the troops completely lining the beach, and the adjacent houses being filled with riflemen. Great credit is due to Mr. Heydes for his activity and zeal in destroying the same, and to Mr. Martin Tracey for the effectual fire he kept up in covering his retreat, the firing from the ship and paddle-box boat at the same time causing great confusien and loos amongst the enemy as they retired from their exposed position. Mr. Hayles speaks in the higheat terms of the boat's crew, especially , of Joseph Trewavim, ordinary' seaman, lent from the Agamemnon, who out the hawsers. I enclose a list of casualties, which, I sm happy to say, is very small, although the gig and paddle - box boat were riddled with musket balls.—l have, &a, (Signed) W. N. W. HEWETT, Lieutenant Commanding. To Commander S. Osborne, Senior Meer of her Majesty's ship Vestries. liar lialedB's alp Ihm u teCwn of Gladlark 815. Moro of Wooded ooy i tt a 421 ml attack 'lbw lbjerny's vblpsYwks WM. smi et *Wt. in adrift 08 am al Wm Obsmisbust sot Opt.--John llmplim.±B4. . MOM samtmilm ar Lit Omens Ma Timms. YUMA ord.. ocatmela venal aril - bAler mamba MIL (110884 4. /. Ig. W. limn% Lisolumt Commagttag. (stood) W. E. Comm% mom• Berm PROCZEDINOB IN THE GULF OF FINLAND. ADMIRALTY. Jun' 73,1866. Despatch'', of which the following ars copies, have been received at the Admiralty from Rear-Admiral the Honourable R. B. Dundee, Commander in-Chief of her Majesty's ships and Temae in the Baltic. Dal's of Wellington, at Napa, Jay 17_, MM. Bir,--I transmit herewith, to be lad Nan TAY Lords Commismioners of the Adndralty, , report of proceedings during the past week from Captain Yak. verton, who rejoined me yesterday at this anchorage in her Majesty's ship Arrogant, and who, with the Magioienne and Ruby gunboats in company, visited the south coast of the Gulf of Finland, and attacked some military poets of the enemy at Kounda Bay and in the River Portsoiki. Returning afterwards to his former station in tim Bay of Viborg, he proceeded with boats towards the town, and engaged with a superior force of the enemy defended by batteries. I request you will express to their lordships my approbation of the conduct of this enterprising officer ' upta all occasions; and I would beg to recommend to their favourable notice the conduct of Captain Vansit• tart, of the Magicenne, and of Lieutenant Haggard, of the Arrogant, and Lieutenant Dowell, of the Royal Marine Artillery, and the excellent behaviour of all the officers and men. Captain Yelverton has spoken favourably SAO of the conduct of Mr. Hale, mate, in command of the Roby. I regret much to have to report the loss of Mr. Story, midshipman, of the Arrogant, with nine others wounded in'the boats of the two ships, of whom one is since dead.—l have, &c., (Signed) R. S. DUNDAS. To the Secretary of the Admiralty. Her bfajostyh ship Arrogant, off Viborg, July 14. Sir —I have the honour t o acqua i nt you w i t h my proceedings during the week. The Magicienne rejoined me on Wednesday, and I proceeded direct to Kounda Bay, on the south coast. where I had reason to think that troops were concen trated. It turned out to be a large Cossack encamp ment, on a most commanding position, from which I dislodged them, with shell and rockets from the Ruby and ship's boats: Some opposition was made to our landing, and shots fired from behind hedges, &c.; but I succeeded in examini ng the place, which I did not injure, as it only contained private property. The following morning I anchored at the mouth of the river Portsoiki, and, landing on its right hank, destroyed a Cossack barrack and stables, driving the soldiers into the country. I then came on here. Having anchored the ships as close as I could to the Island of Stralsund, I proceeded in the Ruby, accompaaied by Captain Vansittart, of the Magi cienne, and Captain Lowder, KM., of this ship, the latter officer having under his command a strong detachment of marines • wo towed with us th e b oats of this ship, under the command of Lieutenants Haggard and Wooloombe, and those of the Ma. gicienne under the command of Li eu t enants Ki ng and Loa dy. Having opened the bay called Trangsund, we saw a Russian man-of-war steamer with two large gun boats in tow, not far off. This most novel and unex pected eight of a Russian man-of-war for once clear of a stone wall, and to all appearance inclined to give us a fair and honest fight, created the greatest enthu siasm amongst the men and officers. I directed Mr. Hale, commanding the Ruby, to open fire on her at once, but she very soon retired out of range, having, I think, received some damage. We had now reached the entrance of the sound; Viborg was in sight, ands fair prospect of attacking three large gunboats, lying with another steamer under an island about one mile off. We wero here brought up by a bares-, imp:ding the passage of the gunboat and launcher. At this moment a masked battery on the left bank, not more than 330 yards off, opened on us a heavy fire of musketry, round, and grape; this was instantly returned and kept in check by a rapid and well directed fire from the Ruby and all the boats. The enemy's steamer and gunboats then came from under the island, and also opened fire on us. As it was impossible to get the Ruby through the barrier I returned towards Stralsund, the enemy's riflemen following us along the banks, but driven from their positions u fast as they took them by the fire from the Ruby and boats. Au explosion tool[ place in one of the Arroganes cutters, which swamped the boat ; the men were sated, but I regret to say that Mr. Story, the midship. men in oommund of her, was killed. In endeavouring to save the orew, the boat drifted close to the battery, and would have fallen into the bands of the enemy, had not Lieutenant tiaggard, of this ship, and Lieutenant Dowell, R.M.A., of the Magicienne, in thu Ruby's gig, with a volunteer crew, towed her out under a very heavy fire. I cannot sufficiently praise the conduct of all the officers and men who were engaged in this affair, where their cool and determined courage enabled them to handle moat severely, and keep in check for upwards of one hour, the enemy far superior in num ber, with the advantage of local knowledge and a good position. I beg to enclose a list of the cunaltiee, and also a list of the officers in the boat.—l have, &o. (Signed) it. R. YELVERTON:Captain. Rear-Admiral the Hon. R. S. Dundee, &o. List of CamsMee in the °Metro and Men of her Majesty's ship Arrogant, while engaged 41 the boats with the enemy, elf Viborg, on the evening of the 13th of J : Mr. George E. Storey, midshipman. tt minded • George Hitches, manner's mate, danger ously (vino dead) ; Edward Cokman, coxswain of Cutter, danger. misty; William West, private ILM., severely; 11. B. Woullcombe. lieutenant, slightly; George Ingorville, captain of mast, slightly ; Harts Paid, ordinary, slightly; William Cowell, private 8.M., st*fitly.—ittigned) Jose CiALL 4 OBZI4 M.D., burgeon. Approved (*nod) H. it. YeLvaltrox, Captain. List of the OMeers and Boats belonging to her Majesty's ships Arrogant and Magleenne, engaged with the enemy, In toe Viborg Channel, on the 13th of July, I.M.—Arrogant—Lionch a Lieutenant Henry V. Haggard, Mr. Reed. T. Clark, mate; Lieutenant Pensonby B. Holmes, WM.; Mr. George 0. eidlal H. Greaser. Barge : Lieu. tenant Henry B. Woolloombe, Hon. James Fitzumurice, acting mate. Pionace: Mr. Clayton Mitchell, toklabipmen. first Cutter: Mr. Algernon J. Kont.gu, midshipman. Second Cutter: Mr. Usurps E. storey, midshipman (killed). Magicierme—riesace: Lieutenant Henry b. King. List of the Men Wounded belonging to her Majesty's ship Magid. erne, on the 13th of July, Itis3.—Victor Hemmen, ordivary, gun-shot Kure, through the right leg; James Cunday, stoker, gun. shot wound, alight, net the Mad ; John }li.hop, oontuaion of loft ankle from spinter.— Roue Curies, M.D., Sargon, (dignsd) R. VAXSIITART. Captain. RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE LAST ASSAULT. The Invade Russo of the 15th publishes Prince Gortchakors report on the assault and repulse bf June 18. The report, besides being a document men i t al to the history of the war, enters more completely into the details of the defence than the summaries which the Russian official journal has hitherto pre sented. We subjoin it at length : ACCOUNT OF THE ASSAULT OF SEBASTOPOL, REPULSED BY THE RUSSIAN TROOPS, JUNE 18. After the third bombardment, which wu prolonged in a terrible manner for five entire dap, from Jun* 6 to June 11, the lino of the defences of 6ebutopol had been completely restored to in primitive strength in a very short time. The valorous defenders of the place, strangers alike to fatigue and fear, had repaired their half-destroyed works under a terrible Ere, and with the greatest sang froui raised new batterirs sgainst the enemy's approaches. On the 17th of June, at 3 o'clock in the morning, at a signal given, the enemy opened a violent firs from all his batteries against the bastions of the Karabelnaia suburb. For two hours his artillery acted by WM TOO almost continuous. Oar batteries replied to them with a rapid fire. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the besiegers commenced a violent cannonade against our right line of defence; the fire became general, and continued so until a late hour of the evening. As soon as it was dark, and for the remainder of the night, the enemy bombarded the place most furiously, causing bombe and shell to rain down, so to speak, upon the town, the roadstead, and the northern side. Owe of the enemy's frigates fired broadsides against our coast bat teries, the roads, and the town. Notwithstanding the vertical and sweeping fire which beat upon our works, the repair of these last and the re placement of the dismounted guns was kept up with as tivity. I should rartiesluly mention the infantry rash mect of flank, which, on the night of the 17th, performed. service of this kind in the Korona' bastion with extraordi nary activity under a murderous fire. The extreme severity of the bombardment and the an neal mammal of columns on the right flank of the siege's, led to the oanelusioa that the enemy meditated decisive operations against the fortifications of the Euro- Wiwi& suburb. Conformably to erdeis given beforehand to the garrison by Count Osten-liacken, the troops were is readhisse to repel an assault. Oa the 16th, at dawn, the su ng armadas, sustained by strong supporting coleus, sa d ►y large masses of reserve., placed at a distance, attacked dataltansously the left ballot oar line of &ham from hoodoo No.l as far as to Paroryps. On the right flank, end la the matte of the attack. were the Foto& ; on the left flank the English. The ravine th. Emits served as a lie* of dernamostion between ' ?Mob sad Engtlat troops. Ins Ne dopositioss mode by dhow who has loos 14 15 - - Ili 12 U 56 22 32 7 1 n et 7lf 74 41 43 N $1 Mil 11 11 a 96 1+ 16 ! 7 2411 70i In 4 ~a .4 r. .