The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-15 00:00:00

S u r d tki: c, 4 •; .; , 1. ,* t Tleprt n . LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1855. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 2,856.] CHANCF.LLORBVILLIC FREEHOLD GOLD JIBING ODKPANT. Nba Direabwaboreby asaawan Walt Waareboldars tits AARITAL at tin WIMP I^ with 101 Teal OCILD tba lbw trow. 'Vett dirt? ;elm sows ow& by larva Alone sad ILathory. attache% Clawlo, Iftaw. bletebb Tut , AWN, Ms b llst Loa at lea a I as. of pld to Oa No vale abialwit boo totaarboks. Pp aoim W L T 107711. facwolasi. xw t, Owl Whabsabaalmal. Oat. 11131. CHANCELLORBVILLB FREEHOLD GOLD mum comram Nie Directors ot w Clootollomills MANY acid Waft (*ma w, U. CITE TISIIDDWI Ise Cooollog wit Aweeksolostre WS toms of bit On is oeastities el int Was dris IND roc Tor lorticulors oocb wilisesamesera or beim Ws WO trent By ado,. J. W. 2110/11111, Stastary. I, Om& Witioltsiter.sirset. Ost. 13. E p .I3 4 ASTOPOL HAS FALLEN! and our Odom There met sew be perellend ke tbe wetter. ea deep be Tea lbettlels. Vow wed be lad. Lyle yew wiser dole sidle pm ewe et lie di eetem—it vat est be Mag. Meek Tile tesemealeset fa el. e is elb. been Sant Pitted 11 4 4s. at—aait 111DIATIe au_ . 'PAW! le s eettle bed &Wen.% Oneet. H e eloW Cluidleurd. seseempfteteeet. QOUND and WRITE TEETH an not oily Indio plan* rapidas Ws giumdat ib sstaiar la Sob ssess i , bat dr" we V; sa Idahly eaulaskas ft assidi mod . ar ki w t ts = arsgarsikses semi kr las We =rnsWLANDII WWI= or tadiL Dawnrame mama es. In mamba ell trim NM aegolow, and pnallin vlllowes i• do arsesreil sain" Ram d m .p. ' fa . : 11 6.1: alplal Caw, easeselsg the awns as sad *MO =tasis Issisid, sad, lam Ils assaidds isdjzszr o l=i, Saks la. Si fl wards u... die MI 4 a. - LOD sad 1110118, Ilk lissiesidnlat, csi die saddansas saris iSaid so ash ass. NM by dm. Emil b g aree NM tallears. IIIIII6ICMAR.--0. the 29th of May, 1866, aa lajseslles mu weld re Ifs Bid Omet of Oirrsory, sod so nd Jr lambi dosing' possess! who Ass. ladiabits fad adds, Is lastasha Jima Imo 1: arlswessid et • S% Wes mai" disk Is Dsists mad te Isstros, els ward/ by tbs dab aleOtsls 4116 hat. sub de leek sad the isearart Maps d Slalislar. Theies, telelellielt lift I, is • ransft Ise neszatke, epuselegeekes. me asballin der gram. Widow, Yd.; allssisday. nibs abort tem otlins tbsisEsz a tataslasety ie st e i e ssi bi lleV e rmase Mt doss as sots rim al els t o d eelwlee a 'in peen as periulles. Pali. Is Ile dad fantods , isiesdy tar Ora am al 'bid', Videetesetely, the rdialit plyestsa treats skit =se tbSitlisillsbis destasstassd *. Wiest'. asralitass, lik sli Ma sompastlls Is dr saki neva rowan. Than r, }p. 16 I. sod h. Se sake /MY el tests er ma, met dal issaladell swathe% 'Day say Id so liss sells table wittiest ash um helm wehertd. SW la Us dam at I Is. mei; tae be poet, f. eetee, /ended tato esparsts Sam, as dtd.dstataa by astyssa, 1.11. MOW RIO,. sr.—To bs bad, elsossts rd Met, Is I add, d Sslasrt Jordan to Cersloll Henry el/ Ce., 63, Ostorbetreet; esseir,l* .aara•aussa; 1. H. /sena. drafe.et, nuke 0 Ter, litemleMer• Penalise, ehentiit, Lottl.eart ?t. Lim oast; Thwart, Isslmilor, illeboant sbo lltarstras t sad reedy adaddis, IL assistakst‘steso, Rehabbed. Chop IldWes, la Ow Vohs*. tsp. 38.4 L cloth ltt Yd. ARIA EDGEWORTH'S EARLY LEBsONB. AA cathely Wlw Tin :sod ; with llrostisplers sad TlM*Whtram ilst t" rzczp. Wok 1 mod 2 Talil laihr:silt ealh "I.: Vols. 3 sal 4. lisitilliAm Ws& d% 4311 h. : Lona.... I . .......ssd an tauf rot Os.' sad Co. ; .111miamOs.; Pastas . os.; __ OA; Use sad Ow; beam sad Ca. ; U. Is p. 4 Or. owed. Wee fie THB CITHA I 3ILITY of CONeMi I ION g losing herb Peg ea premire tbe mem premier{ sad bower* la sbe frellemar Male Peri IL usages. Moo so is Wimp el Pirelli. 4{{4 hi Peaky !Welder Pr Ike Mei Is.L.sofe et tireeof dm alike& Mew by timer Mai.. lA. ler • TIRATION •VTIIMA DIPILI9Ve of tbe SRAM. : Lassma. bffrer. amen. imeloma• Jun penned. New asid MOW pries L.: or. W P. kw Meese. HE SCIENCE at WM f or, How to Live sod woug to Uwe for ; wa sane Bees fee DIM. ll= sal uvula mss! lew Ice sie eleseisees i ar ial isse-re d i l V tlif esens enins=tem. .sn i t i tlMM 47. nth ea IN. Use of sh 4 kleresespe le in Ineueses ap = Tie srk. Inn a neesese nets ssellYS4 new ern the rad: war pope espensur.li rillosiel le she seemen iris et popes wen Ibe einem senrews &- grla WAYS& ill as woe hmsigi Ss MIL SO 1111116 tiM to enweeees. Ihe elnpens Innen Ode pressen. est ne e5 ..... Le le Wenn feet.* vs. : Ilimamood owl 01‘.13.//1 4 / 1 row; Illoeen. 43.0efeed el.. S. Curolail , I /0.. a 111. Wont ...en . eel 01l bootolisc... *tit% bD ituttion. PERIODICAL S ALE • F.abbibbad Halt • Contory.—AX LESOLITTI R► ERSIGN to .c4,314)17.. and .t.t.P.413.. 9d. R. 0. K SriUTILEWORTH win SELL by AUCTION, at the At ion Mari. on PRIDAY. Nev. Lat 11 H ASSOLUTE YSYERBION to ONE-THIRD et SIGHT TRW:SAND THREE HUNDRED and MOHTT POUNDS lIEVL N TEL N SHILLINGS CUM bOLS. and TWO THOUSAND RUIN ttuNDRKD .ad NINETY LIGHT POUNDS THIR TEEN SHILLINGS sad NINEPENCE THREE per MIT. REDUCED. naming In the amine of the Accountant Omer& or the High Court ad Chensery, and to .1 Ida the purctoarg will to entitled ea the de s , a ligendeuran aged W. Articular mu be had of Mews Laoy and Brldgea melistlets. No. M. Meta Annnyaril. Coleauanatreet ; at tha Auction Hart; and et Mr. 0.1. Sot mawoarkl. No. M. rouHrl. PERIODICAL. SALE: Enahlithed Half a Cestary.—A LEGACY of /1,000 Sterllne. sad POLICY of AbbU RAN CIL MR. 0. E. SHUrrLEWORTH will SRLL by AUCTION. at the Audios Mart. on YRIDAT, Nov. 2. at 12. A LEGACY of A THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING, amply wend In the nodta. and etaadtne la the Damn .4 highly ra =:hyena, sad to which the purtheen will he entitled ea the ( a lady egad 73, sad TWO POLICIES of AaSl' RA NCE for FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS UNDD e. affected ea the Ide sad Un NE aben HU meatt ßE osol POUN lady' D s Law/ Lepel duty 3 per oat. Pentads/e may be had of MOM Ley sod &Wm solletten. No. H. Klate Arum-yard. Coienardreet ; at the Asettos Mart; sad of Mr. 0. Sacvntwoars. D. 32. Poaltnr. natopicaL PALS: SoCabtirbod Uslf • Coutery.—CONTINOSNT RIVSItaIION to 0, , 100 CONdOLS, DAP/ ItIiDUCSD ASSUI TILL NA A POLICY for MOO. Ai:. 0. K. SHUI - CLKWOHTH will SELL b AUCTION. at tbs Auctionhtert, on FIIIDA w. NTINOSNT lISVARPION to ONIA V d { . ....t: alldalsD 0:41: lIUNDRSD YOU:41100 i usAxo ins IitINDSED POUND/ draliglarbs rum of blattly rropArtaLlo trulmr.,•o ll . ll = o Wla omitted aa tits assang s se Mk • arid II istisar Mr. old a ler Miraland •311 dr malswomi.(ssia es Ms et alarommeldrillsoM % am. am G M ". a Wawa a t sad Is. ammrard. Carom meat . at tM = 6 =7:d se t. lammavaary. rm. 32, Po Alu7. FRRIODICAL SALE: ZlNNlead Half a Caatory.--CONTINOENT REVRRSION to A 2,200 CONnOLS. MR. O. E. SHUITLEWORM will STILL by AUCTION. at die Audios Kartoa FRIDAY. Nov. 2. at 12, ONTINONNT REVERSION to 020:EIGHTH of TITS THOUSAND FITZ% HUNDRED POUNDS CONSOLS, tart In the ammo of invadable ~as% and to which ths ipt iv. low will be usatled previdal a gattlesaan Nod IS san.ar a Nil agad Taftlo it alar. try ba bad of W. IllinvoLt. Evq.. 2. Ban yard. Doetore , Croaten at tato Auction Mari; sad of Hr. O. E. Snortutweavit„ ihry. PIcIODICAL SALE : Eetaldnhed Dana Coshary.—A CONTIN GENT RETIESION to 0 3.300. DIR.O B. SHUTTLE WORTH will SELL by AUCTION, a. the Aec.ker Mart, on FRIDAY, Nov. Eat 12, 1E CONTIYOEN v REVERSION to THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, be which the parching EH by entlUed on the dome, of two live" Got•bardl and wlk). aged rwpeetlvely 41 and 441, but if the Ireeland amid wertrlve Qs en e and marries want, then he hoe Gs newer of ap• Pelatmeat to hie son,s4 wife. ovally if their Woe who may Marta $l. ' Deetlealare mar be bad of Charles Ilenlanl. See . solontor. No. 4. Ttt. Vlacs., Way o P o ultry • at . the Ascalon Man el ; and Mr. 0. IL it ir NO. n, PERIODICAL SALE Ertab my( snAssa la t4. ' ATHENAEUM AIMURANCK troCIETY. MR. G. Z. bHUrfI.EWOKTH will SELL by la Leta. AUCTION, at the Aucalua Mart, on FRIDAY, November*, la /MT SHARES IN THE ATURNACM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. asta:lL paid la NS. TM Ist &Mead war at Ilk• Me of I per tin may be had at lb. Lamle Mart ; sad Mr. 0. E. ilseenawoare, No 32, Poultry. PERIODICAL BALE: Lernelted 1133. MR. O. B. BHUITLEWottrei wilt SELL by AUCTION. et Ise Asetlom NW, ea FRIDAY. Novenas S. St I V L.U. TA TY-SITE SHARES nY FIFTY POUNDS EACII II TUN NORVoLIE ESTUARY CORPAN Y. Aria all re eons. bereetbaz to el 10.. bra ler pad Pertkrano ors be bed et the Maar Mart: sted at Kr. O. ift•IPTLIVOIfeI. No. A. Poe% F. PERIODIEAL ULM: lbgabbled MOE MR. 0. E. SHUrTLEWOKIIi will SELL by AIVTION,u 11.• Mast oft FRIDAY. Nov. 2.82 II WOW*. A GOVERNMENT ANNUITY M NINE POUNDS PLR ANNUM. wI., ai.dl toodimble &shag as Nyasa two ONMaism. tar rw4..v Sand .areal,. apply I. Mr. O. L. Na. LI. PINY. TIZOT-11ATI OLD-IiOTABLIIIHND T• VEIN. MM. end DB• eat sw iecrs ue 4s: ter Uwe:as:am cloet . ta. TM Treaters sod Sleek 111 Tars sase be t ap end aeThMeolle• Er web ere• I R. O. E SHUTTLE WORTH Is inotrootod to BELL Me above TROPEITT. TM pre. lem =referred. • Mee sal be emoted foe • teres, at a Nbe me epes.—Mere Pn.lealm sa4 prlee mind. 067 la demise{ eit ble seem Ile. a. Ihrelege. PHR DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAP u trarise instasepsilld.. stwapet of 2/1 i MONL We edema et bee 411111a1140 sad Is tete went ewl wise ot IY worst Mw—te the Newry of tte low rum% we la tbe weed weeeritile sad esetaeretel Worms& the wahlwei M re eby. navy. eel waewary artielet—rbas pow COIMISPONDINTS AT THE SEAT OF WAIL 111 ON NOWA IS MIAMI AND IMPARTIAL. As y wetly report et thilebig la tbe lobo ler le wp MN le awry Overfeed mil owlehie plow THE OILY DAILY We WOIT, S IT lICLUDIS ALL OTTEISITE ADVERTISEMENT& It to NOW Ihemesesak owl. ewe* yss by we Wee misty yaw thew wry et he weirmeerense, paper ter hew. try wreetweew nod wolf lithewertee. adieree Melte derwiter sal peados est lebeter by .dead To to weal beismihr er newsmen la the IWO= ; or et Ise *Soh Ith eleert. Thebareek Imam 111.1. Naiad* be eserdweell itles the pow by wwites peel swim,/ yeleb, tbe yribiber vel. ea iguilweles. Maki tbe maw ef Wetee emeleieely emit hot MIL per water, gat le dem, by PeWellet wow. TIAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 sm. 1.1 um& Pi. at Is. pot wok; saatillot is lam et sentry. at pro., Ow IL per any. ar L. CulalamPlidir ms = b, Mr. WALUM *vat. 11. Illmalegultsk Y NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY MPING Part at M. 1.5. par v., yeysinat Wm's, by 311b.DOOL 10, Upper alasm-st.. looksdkr rd News *mat rtli: NEWS LENT TO BEAD, is Loudon. st 1146 we Valwelm—WlT tor 11011111D10 KA at t 1 lb. ed. tno. . 1:10.. M. a par v.-11. ADAMA 16 Tflssaialaster. News Arai BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS MIT TO AZAD; sad swppasd to tbs stendle Yl meas. post. et Med. tar quartse, pfd Is idssaes.-11. 1111112101. Orese-tortass, West. oosnstypose. News Agent. SPORTING. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON OCTOBER MEETING. 1111/1 OF THE SPORT. TIMIDAT. _ _ _ TIM Owes WARWICK HANDICAP of 16 eon. each, 6 ft, ' with 100 added, for 3 golds sad upwsrds ; the wiener of the Connwiteh Stakes 101 b ; the wooed horse, 61b extra ; aid the wiener of say other handicap vales 100 son., atter the declaration of the weights i 61b suns; no hone sore thee 10th sena • the wooed to sirs his stake. Oslo fogad, etude( at the :teed. (111 6•16.) A. st 16 Age et lb I_a ---- 6 4 BAJurbial ........... $ 1 = Ulm 6 'Use Wass • •••• 3 1 Mimi Temps 6 s 4 resat, s its UM ... . 4 $ lace lasebig a Mr. hire (WlC. 104 Urges (171.31160 a) 3 saes) ...... Weer 4 U Miry ....._... 4 -- 161•46.1 4 WO PUMA; be by Vas framp— WINO 4 Qum Xab ......... 4 . 4 lte2l.l6•__ , ... - 5 IMMO . .—......... $ 1 07401‘ .. ......—.—.. 3 I Sped oke sou s* 3 lkiddays -.-- 8 be is erg 'hew ... II Wit= 4 ausassii. —.. s lie sep 3 0 Pabrear Gruakil Too LZABILNOTON WILT= Clip, valor 100 DM, tit net la epeeist, by sabeeriptioa of 16 eon. web, 10 ft, sad 6 sely if declared ; lb* winger of say kaadiesp ef 100 son. Mee the o•4lsystios of the weights, 61b extra. Illeatleasea Man; peofeseleaels, 610 tetra. Oars med. (18 gabs, 6 el wbea declared.) Age at DI Ise at lb Climes —.... 4 11 7 Paseo ..... ......... A 1 0 MAU Pleb= ......... 4 II 1 Vegans ..---- - I 1 7 lima the Progb ... 5 n 4 Uwe lirtem....— 4 11 The Unit 11,7470—.... 6 II 2 lel Ire ...... 4 10 Illewbablt ........ 4 10 12 Um se We 5.........— 3 5 lads DIM* ..._ 6 10 12 M. Aellisa ........... 3 I 30 Leer 6 10 10 • HWISPSTAIIS of 3 :ovs. each. with 20 added; 3yr 46607 761 71b ; fear, fat 71b ; Sr., est llb; six sad seed, Mkb ; the wiassr to bs sad for 100 nye. ; adenoma d mes to be sold for kn. Three•cpaarten of a sits.—Te doss sad ems this day (Monday). A HANDICAP PLATS of 605., the wining to be sold by soothe fee 6W. Ose mile. As. at lb AV Alb 116r6salm..- , a 6 7 Mary Asa s 7 1 U sur Amin 6 6 3 Mr Golateuldl ..... 6 7 • PA!" 4 5 1 1.11.41.0666....„-- • 6 11 iaik -::::: 1 i ii ... i ill -----..... I 7 6 i eh 1 by Drea—The ire 11 611 ................. II 1 7 I i Pedlaest . ....» »... S 6 a e 7 a I Thiletp-vellve .........1 6 1 M Bead ak nee6 $ 7 A HANDICAP BTAILIB of 2 son. nob, with 16 added, for two ant 11 , •oirls ; tho elan. t to be sold by minion for 40 son., Ls. Five Isslings.—To don sad nano by 6 o'slook this day (Ilinsdsy) Tits Two Yia.a OLD HANDICAP of 10 eon. *ea ;li ft, with 10 added. A orison of a ondiesp Otos tb• &slam ties 111 do sensing 61b extra. T.Y C. (97 subs.) at Di st Ib Odd Deeeleaell - ........ ......-- =M — S 0 alum tat pout ..--. b f Ivy Ahose—Daysisq— 7 I! etsionshin Dn..— erns UglySi, ...........»........ 710 The iller --.—.— I C.Veletk. ---... 7 7 Lady °mares -..—..—.. 1 Mee ........ ... 7 11 nap Heber --. 7 1 Vida" el Oeurbarg---- II 7t it 101.:ve .----.... 7 4 swakwa lO cosibbb* 105 e...-- 7 4 Belay Taft lO -.-- -. 7 Ie by The Ilare—Liaitade lO -. f 4 Jaw Mos. Ton assist) Orin 6Tisrascnaan of 20 Dom. each, 10 It, sod 6 if declared. with 100 added ; the emend to save hie Make. Five hones to start. or the public money will not he given. • wiener 01 asy entepleelisee, after the &elan• ties of the weights, 71b; triton, 10lb amis. Outlasts. riders, as quali fi ed for the Welter Cup, and have serer ridden a winner is any public steeplechase. vase 100 eon., es be allowed 61b. (About four miles.) (23 sobs ,9 of whom delisted.) AP et av lb Fared Queen_......... 1 m 00 1 N a 0 4 Tem Gamey 911 -- a I Wade ----. • !!! l !ifor•••• • • 9 'Beard V—. 7.....:::::::: a iin I itfeibe... Timmy ley ...... a 9 9 1 Diem ...... ........—.. • I 1 Mae iss May ....-... • 9 S 1 1 Royalt an 1 y .... a• • 1 I BM at 9 I Zup 11 FR111 11 1::IDICAP EITZIPIACIIAII, of 6 SON. seek, with 26 shied; the molter of as Heeding) titeepleekaar, a ft er 'dm fttelleatlea et the weights. 6lb ; twin, lab owe; lbs 1110111119 be nig by auction for 60 sow. Alloiraans tf allessils be geld tee leas. (Three aides.) (8 nibs.) et st 111 Inallagere (931.) -.......... 11 t o I 3 iirdSIONI (SAL) .............. 19 S paellaspm) —.. It o) Nimrod 0 1 01.) a 131 Voosbar(111.)--............. 10 7 ootorto Dlavolo(b b) 9 yrs 119 Innes(101.) ..... ...... 1 0 I Waterford in 1.).............. I 9 A BWN•PrrAINs of 6 son. sub, with 20 added; tee 2. yr &W. 7st 81b ; and three, Bet 121 b ; the wiener to be meld for 100 son. Certala pesaltess and snowmen. Win tan , longs.) To don sad ease the eveniog before ranairig. Pail HANDICAP HOZDLII HACI of 6 son ooeb, Id* 80 added. A winger of any hurdle ran after the declare non et the weights tilb salts. Two wits., ern Ave flights of Impales. (9 nibs.) Ass at lb 6.0 Alb Nook fend —. 11010 1 Wombs. ..... II I Daman .. i 10 4 Panama* ..... --..... • 9 4 islgnat. no 111fred Orsn...„ 4 111 itlagleada ............... $ 111 rprestrzy Soy .... a Ile A HANDICAP PLATI of 601. The view to be sold by suotioe for 601., Ite. Os• wits. To close sag sane the ovealag before teasing. Acctorxr TO SAMPSON RICARDO, ESQ., M.P.— Oar highly respected member, Mr. Ricardo, net with ea wildcat es Tuesday last, on musing fron Windier to Thum pub, through his horse shying is the Log Walk. Mr. Mend') was throws forward es his bud with greet severity, but, happily, his hat protected hire, sod he es caped without serious isJery.—Windsor Exp►ess. CRIMEAN ORPHANS AT THE LRCM/X.—A roast laterestlng MRS marred at thus Lynn's Theatre ea Satur- day, at Mr. Anderson's norsieg repressatatka of " Magic sad Mystery." The children front the Caledonia' Asylum wen perast la fall Seettleh astute, and mess them were footless whine fathers Esse reosetly perished while &feud. fog the lesser of their solitary before Sebestopel. Mr. Animas—she was ahe attired is the dress el his satin lead, the Meaereyee teriaa—rans a my tesablas speak asserang then. whin Wined the attire sympathy of the asthma. The Whine wen breesiit es She stage sad re plod with rakes sad wise is messes el the asdieses. What Mr. hadenes alisded to the stray of Benne newer la the Crimea. tsars wen observed Seated dews the aliens of sane of those who had lost their parest la that fatal pealseshi. Bat what " Gel an the Qom" was played. they were the list to rein their bassets sad jots is the inns' steer. Kr. Arlen= had a seat envied his.., sad appears tr he pinny is perils shy nay day. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. (sr 11A0311010 12.13011AP1.) 01011 003 owl( oommoitnixs.) LIVICRPOOL, SVPDAT. This morning, at 11 o'clock. the United States Mail steam ship Baltic, Captain Comstock, arrived in the Mersey direst from New York, with dates from that city to the 3rd instant. She brings 174 passen gers and 250,000 deb. in epode as freight. The United States Mail steam ship Pacific, from hews oa the 22nd ult., arrived at New York on the 3rd inst.; and the Royal Mail steamer America, from hones on the 15th Sept., at Boston on the 28th alt. The news of the fall of Sebastopol oocssioned great surprise and much rejoicing. Oar dates from California are to the sth of Sep tember, and freight in gold dust to the amount of two million dollars. The news is unimportant. Our Melbourne dykes are to the 20th of Inns. There has been great disturbs:be in _Om pia *Mar NAvesseh dates are to the 27th of September. No news. From Mexico oar dates are to the 18th of Sep. Mother, and they report that General Contra had 'reigned the Presidency. At the departure of the Baltic, money at New York was stringent. Stocks had a downward ten dency. The cotton market unchanged. In the market for breadstuff', flour was heavy. Wheat and Indian earn easier. The provision market unchanged. Pielump irregular. On London, 108 k to 108#; ditto on Paris, 5.16 to 6.17 i. Freights ann. THE PENINSULAR MAIL. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam r.st Tacos, Captain Weeks, Admiralty agent liAmitenant Dennehy, R.N., arrived at Southampton on Saturday, with the above mails. Her dates were; Gibraltar, October 6; Cadiz, 6th; Lisbon, 9th; Oporto, 10th; Vire, 10th. The Tagus brought thirty-two passengers, amongst whom were Richard Tekenbasa, H.C.8., late WANE (British) at Lisbon, and Mr. Hop Johnson, his secretary ; Viscount Seissal, Portuguese Miniiter at Brussels; and By. distressed British subjects, Her cargo included 7 boxes of specie, value 2,0771. Is- 10d. On the 6th Oct. her Majesty's steamer Prometheus was at Gibraltar; and on the 9th, bee Majesty's ships It. George and Neptune were at Lisbon. At Lisbon also was the French steamer Newton, S pas; and at Cadiz Dan'ih brig of war Orion, 16 pus, October 6. The Tagus met the Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's steamer Madrid, lat. 43.36 N., lon. 9.7 W., at a quarter past 6 am.. on the 11th inst.; at 1 p.m., shirred a steamer to the N.W., let. 43.40 N., lon. U W., supposed to be the Royal Mail Steam Pail Company's steamer Tamar, going S.W. Mow ova OWN COSONSPONDWIT4 LISBON, Ocr. 9. Sir Richard Pakenham, having completed the mission for which be revisited these shores. took leave of the King 'Pit Saturday, and be sails for England this morning. Last night, in company with Mr. Ward, the British Chargé d'Affaires, her Majesty's Vice-Consul, and a distinguished party, be partook of the hospitality of Captain Eyre, the senior officer in the Tagus, on board the Neptune; next morning he proceeded on board the steamer in tits man-of-war gig, and before he left the Tagus smog of his friends and brother diplomatists Swinged to bid him farewell. The British residents, determining to present some farewell token of their esteem, have embodied their cantiments in the following testimonial : IMb a, Oct. 9, 1866. Tokio Biteelleney the Right Hon. Sir R. Pakeuhans,K.C.B. Sir,—We the undersigned British residents in this city hays beard with unfeigind regret that we are on the Si. cf Wag deprived of the plermre of your reeidencie amongst es and also of your valuable services. We maim allow you, sir, to take your departure withcat the 'apem en. of oar sincere acknowledgment for the kind sad ears natio, atteatiin with which you have always proteeted oar mmmemilig and individual it:tenets, sad the musses et aerobe= wishes that you may ssjoy many yews of her" Iseppleses, sae prosperity. We hies the honour to remain, sir, your obedient see. vests —Wm. Carruthers, Rdwara Kadin:on, Y. Boughton, G. D. Was', B. Cores, B. Lame', W. J. Garland, J. Garland, A. Vscuelles, H. J. Roberts, J. Edition, T. Cr... well, G. A. Hammen, J. Buchman, D. Aponte°, R. Roomier, T. Cosmoses, W. Heade% D. W. Wright, W Grakass.jan., and Co., T P. liateeissee sad Co., D Dick inson, W. H. Goodalr, W. Adam, G. Ashton and Co. G. Ohamer, W. H. Roam, J. Mill*, A. R. hens, Mels• drew. J. Ashworth sad Co. The British ships of war, Neptune and St. George, and the French war steamer, Newton, are in the rime The following are the quotations for this packet. Loden, 90 days, 641; 30 days, 641. Parra, 100 days, 628. Hamburg, 3 months, 48t. Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 43. On London very little money could be had, and the greater part of the paper remained unsold. On the continent a few transactions have been effected at the quoted rates. Government Three per Cent. Stock continues in some demand at 42* to 43. Bank of Portugal shares, from 31 to 4 per sent. discount. Bank of Oporto, 17 to 18 per cent. premium. Bank of Lisbon notes i per cent. dis count. THE BALTIC. The Ths land Allitionea nixing states that on the 7th two English gunboats made chase on two mer chant ships and a aloop,which managed to elude their pursuers, and fogad shelter in Haag° Bay. The gunboats followed them into the ec called shears, and approached to within about 200 salines (400 yard.) of the shore. A detachment, assisting of 20 men of the Ist Reserve Ms Battalioo,ead as many Cossacks belonging to the 63rd Regiment of Dan Cossacks, were immediately des p atched from the imps of obser vation on Hango Head, sad took up a position at Hang* Bay. About noon the enemy opined fire on the town, sod lowered four boats, with about a hun dred men in them, who rowed in Glass to the beech, but were ted lending by the well-directed fire of the de went. After exchanging a few shots with the enemy the latter returned to the gunboats, which stood out to ma about three o'clock. The Russians had one rifleman wounded. (Of cadres; sad how many killed?) TEI FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION Snit KIDDER muos nia.—The impost on the body of Jobs Rut, wee was killed by s pasesari trais ea the Orford, Weowatov, sad Weartificially's* Railway nab' late geode tads (of which be wee galas as guard), at sa stabs earn la the lake north of Kiiil•MilleUr station. ast the ith lost. hes tomiatved is the following cordial :—" TINS ths essesesd same b 7 Ida death staidestall , by the talliala of the two atlas ; sad the jury ail their wadi,* as espies- Ilea of opiates, that the assidleat arose fres the very de. active Sireatnatats of en ofilleas7. arose with resat to tko warm of seamiest Wisp, the inellsasit7 this &splash of the gaols Wee. sail the yeetb sad tsar ▪ of the serrutts aragloyed carry out the Moe of sompasy." Yr. ea behalf of the railway compaay, said the spiella of the jury 'haslet resolve due stbratles. CRYSTAL PAWL-FITS BRILLINO DAT, OCT. IL "whitlow all PIN wilt. 257 ; ditto by assess tickets, I"• twat TWINE. 1,072. Oisrequadhyr day Met Icor, THE REOIt3TRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. Mr. Lancelot Shade'sll, the lteviming Barrister for the snots of Middlesex, hold hie militia awl last court as Saturday, at Jack Straw% Gale, liampsteet.beatb, sad revised this lists for lialapstaad, Horsey, sad Willeeks. The liberals wars rearenntud by Mr. S c ' s• P b Mr. G. B. Drones minded t seppart the Maims of several limbers of the Westminster Freehold Laad Society; and Mr. T. A. Jesse appeared fee the esemervaivu. In the Willesden list there ;ere 31 menthers of the West minster Freehold Lied Society who claimed to be placed upon the register in right of freehold plots of land situate on the above society's estate culled Hilbern-park, io the parish of Willeaden. Mr. Jesse, the tory agent, having proved service of °brotors, Mr. Deana stated that he attended es solicitor to the society seated to defied the chives which had thus bees objected to. He had the deeds of all the parties, essay of wham had also ems frees a diatom* to defend their own dais la ease they Would be required to do so. Thirster. soma few who had set pdd op the C. 11. ; the claims of such as these be would not press, es the learned barrister had riled that the minimum of purchaormosey upois which a vote eould be granted in itch claims should be Mi. lir. JOINS salmtitts4 that if the quakes of the reel value of the Pieta el lend open which she parties breed the Ashes might be sou s a Ise theesght be could prows that although In some case 601. might have been ;mid, the reel vales wit only 261. Mr. Desists could swore the court that Mr. Jesse was labourieg under a delissies. The property wee ezecedingly valuable. haul of the plots bad cost 1001., and some 160 c. He felt asearea that if Mr. Jones had takes the trouble to visit the estate, he would not have hazarded such a remark. Mr. Joan—l have sought for the plan as themibed, sad have never been able to lied it. I now mash quids& Uit is in the perish of Willesden at all. The Beanbag Barrister—lt does appear strange that'eay ass should be so wanting ia esiminen some as to pay 601. for that which wee only teeth bale the mosey. I gannet, without very strong seldom.% memo he ono mom eat Met the plots are not worth the mum whole It appears by the deeds have been paid for them. Is theses any doubt se to the estate spa which they are situate being is the parish demand la the claire Kr. D.naes—Not the slightest, sir. I was engaged is the conveyance, and know Use Preperty well; It fame the high road, and already several houses have been built, some of thea let for SOL a year. Mr. John—lf the Gout deride that the question of value cannot be goes lute bemuse it is shown that the plots origi• sally cost 601. each, rhea l bate pettifog further to urge. The Ravioli; Barrister—There is clear proof before me, from the deeds, which 1 have perused, that the claimaats, or at least such o f thern as have paid 601. and upwards, are sanded to the franchise, and their Domes will be inserted on the register. By this decision twenty-two out of the thirty-one claims were allowed, the remaining nine not having paid sufficient. WEST SURREY. IRIiHOLD LAND TOMS. Amber Ryland, Bsq , the annum Barrister, bold his mart at the Owen 11213, Cberto. 7, to revise the lists for the parishes in that district, ca Tseaday last. Mr. 0. B. Desna and Mr. J. Wells, solicitor', of Lon dos, attended ft r the Monsen, sad Mr. Butrop for the tortes. Mr. Daum and Mr. 0. Haggett also represeated the Westminster Freehold Lead Society, is respect of their eaten at Bast Mooney, whose voters had bees objected to as a wholesale seal, by the twin. Mr. C. B Lewis attended to defend the votes of the Con servative Lend Society. la the perish of Ckertsey the reformers took ten objets time, withdrew one, sad sestaned nine. Is the pariah of Bahasa the reforoun took eight objections, withdrew two, and sattaised riL Is the perish of East Moulsey the tune objected to Mr. Orate, whom slain wn supported by Mr. Roggen. It appeared that Mr. Gegen ourehand a plot of land. being • portion of the Kent-tows Estate, Bast Moslem, ia 1861, for which he paid 401.; he had bees repeatedly offered 61 per sanest ground rent, which he rehired, believing it to he worth lOL Mr. Roggen referred the banister to the OW of " AA, bury v. Bleadsrson," argued is the Coen of Common Pleas last Michaelmas Toren, and castestied that Mr. Steels was entitled to his von' The Banister. having reseed themes, did test esediorit applied to Mr. Geode, sod as he was sot milking 40s. per sinus, ezpseged Mr. Geesin's name from the regain. This ease governed several other, sad although Mr. Dunes willed Mr. Walker, a surveyor, residing at Ramp too, who proved the value of each plot to be worth more thas 40s. per mania for bedding purposes, the banister would not receive any evidence se t• value, and, esceptiag where the cost price of pieces amounted to M. or upwards, erased the names from the list. The Conservative Land Satiety had seat n sine claims for their estate at Weybridge, sena of which, having paid 601 or upwards, were allowsd ; 'heather two claims, being enannbered, were disallowed. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. DUDLEY, SATORDAT NIGHT. The quarterly meeting of the iroutne•ters of this • district terminated in this town to night as dual. There ' was a numerous atteadamie of the trade at the hotel, sod perhaps more than the average amount of bullies was , transacted, far it is here that the liminess does is for the most part in orders for pigs, and during the week very little of that description of iron has been bought. Tonight ' them were symptoms of more complete confidence that ' pikes will be maintained; pigs of Staffordshire sake were adored mote freely at the priers of the d. y, and the pig seaters now &firm that they have sold to the 'abet of the gearter's make. N. ither is there any reason to doubt the esemetnese of this statement, for although the price of pit bee is larger in proportion than that of the manulaetured sousidity, there km been no symptom of a disposition ti give way u rrgards prices all through this series of the trade ember, although et the Birmingham nudge on Thus day it was pig iron of Shropshire sad of the Forest of Dean that was Orally hi demand. la fact, there is such a constant sad seedy JIM of 'Mere for flubbed iron from all quarters„ and stocks of the ernmeaufactered are compare. Swirly so tri fling, that theaKis no probability whatever of the pries giving way at present. Some stacks of pigs on the banks have very moth lammed in the mune of the last few weeks, though, so far as erne be amertalead, the weekly modem has locriamd, there being a greater another of femme in blast than there were OD last VISIDIT•doy. There appeared to he a general 0011CUMWM of opinion at the most• nag this arming that all dissoltlo.l to moo the woke of bars beyond that which was flied at the ',reliability meeting bad died away, and that in pima of the feverish ezeitesent in th e tra de which mast have f flowed any each attempt there is a probability of a steady trade, with soap Iteratively little redersellisg, for the ant three seethe. Mare are some good orders in from lad:a sad the IJoited States; from the lathe, are, the demand for the heavier Mods of hardware goods is so sousiderable that a very large qeserity of iron is of necessity cossemed. la this neigh bourhood the manefuturers of scythe-, digit% machete. and all kinds of edge-tools, hem very luge seises se band. The coal trade is rensarkahl bilk. Aseeigeites the Croak and Chick coal got in ibis n m the ins bee ad mead this week. the full agues*. ky orillbre Navin berm seneeded ; but notwitlaitandieg the test of t geiatities sosalar into the distriet, theyield o ft, pits roe Cease& Chase is ilsodusi7 turnsl!l=ii me as stooks of noel on the pit banks , se the menial than it km been 'mown to be for many yeses s amt r the merman weekly coessuptios. The mill and forge meta in MOM puts of As iistrist bail given segos for an advance of wages. This deemed le • mast eareseceable see, seeing that their scale is now men higher in proportion than the pries of boo. It was stoma& that all disputes of this hied between the men and *slit employes bad bore added sis or ones months ego. At that time a entails rate of wages was agreed upon by both Duties; entreevasetly the pries of iron fell to gL per ton, bet the torten adhered to the male, earestieg that the rs duties el price would be bat temporary. It kat es audit gtme up one pound per toe, earl the see make a move sourdlogly, though their metres are the sass as wbee Iron was 11. higher this it now is. This step oa the pert of the men will be pleadable, of moth mischief to the bode, ealesthey seethe n areesseableame sad folly of their It was stated tonight that good (routine of the district is Ifshres, and that aria. au firm at the late advances. Tin gist" are more in request ; there are tome good orders in bad; the pries is from Ws. to Me. per ben at Liverpool. As regards the trade of this town sad the buy district enereending it, the reports are epee the whole favourable ; eseeents have bees paid without difkally throughout this mho loth, quarterly austlege, labia may be mid to lave poled of estisfeeeeray. Tint Aust..—Vaadrebilt's steamer Ariel loft on Saturday sight for New York. She bed os bond 61 w omen bob Isalutd sad 160 from Boom for Amen. I filto or 111/111iMitlii fall of verso. Illto took out a day's later wire thaa taw Liverpool as Aoarkom nail pokat. TES Axiaters Komm—'PS. British and North Rootless Royal 11.11 steamship shim. Copula William Baraboo, sailed from d nasty o co fletarday bows. for Bobo and Bak:, oftk Ike oval, mile for tko Thallad Sato sod Reldek perassigeo Is Boa* America. a fall saw lash nas .1 miaow. wait s his asp at leasable mow Wahl. TER CRYSTAL PALACE. _...__ The executive of the Crystal Palace, unmindful of Oestrogen going on between perplexed direotom and dia. satisiled shareholder,, matinee perseveringly their 'minion to maintain and increase its attraction for the public. The fountains have hese brought to a very respectable ,tat of eMeincy, and, " weather permitting," daily display their glittering spray for the entertainment of the visitor,. Tim tropical pleats have also tuned out a complete success, the Vitoria Reese la particular being proaoueesd cuss finer I Ora the famous Kew specious'. The studs pale le in fall foliage and luxurianos, and the semplespiones sir platen drape the slender pillars with theireihaellai lemdellt The advancing season makes the hooked epodes of do head's', in which all these vegetable wedeln ene he seam, a rather favourite resort, especially amonget the Miro delicate of the visitors, who by plough* Weigh the met coven that meanies this favoured spot hem the temperate sane, at case lad them. -elms luxuriating fa Madeira, or some paid Wand of the tropics. To make the illusion complete, several small aviaries have been tweeted, pleatilally MadrOl with loth birds and other feathered inhabitants et vamap i climes, who may be men daily building their weft undlis tubed by the wo•dering groups by whom they aseseanemstly enconsieled. Farther down la the transept !!cart's hely Slims' neatens are fa tall play, and their pails Dia log mead may be heard from the Relief the Abencerreges eime by, harmonising to the poet's heart's content with the dimly gorgeous decorations of that unique revival of liveried art. The nave Mahon chimed of all obstructions, the Paxton vista is complete, sad the promenaders can now stroll between ;rows of orange and pomegranate trees throughout the whole length of the building. Both these rare exotics are in high peelestiaa, especially the powers sates, their picturesquely gas:led trunks and deli cate little green leaves leading one almost to homy that some enterprising Gulliver had been specially sem mlerioned to bring over the " monarchs of the forest" for the adotammat of the Crystal Palma. Bat this is all still life. The directors, sot coateated with warming their public in the tropics, penalise them in Assyria, muting them to dream in the Atherabes, and stimulating their wonder or their admiration with the sculptund mesterpleess of Greece and Rome, or exciting their awe with the archi tectural wonders of old Egypt, have begun to startle them' with the sacrilegious sound of Addles, a. they emerge from the Oman Pompeian house. Concerts are now occasionally given in the Music Court, and, judging from the attendance attracted by the programme of Saturday last, the experiment is likely to prove tolerably mean. fel. The room was densely crowded, and there is no doubt that it a higher and better known troupe Of vocalists were engaged, • much larger area might be profit ably occupied. The instrumeatal portion, under the dine. tan of Mr. Sclishehe, was seasiderabq above mediocrity in merit, and included a violin fantasia by that gentleman which afforded a very pleasing proof of the versatility of his talent. But the singing was indifferent, the only thing that at all excited the audience being a song from Mr. Nicola de Becker, and even that, although indicating careful cultivation is the finger. was occasionally out of time. The propriety of entertainments of this kind in a building like the Crystal Palace may be e fit subject for dismission, bat at all omen, the question should have fair play, and the public opinion be tested by the production of concerts of the highest attainable character, and sataiar d by performers of note and eminence is their peefesaion. As a committee of 'equity is understood to be now sitting with a view of de vising mesas for attracting • greater share of public patronage to the undertaking, we would earnestly direst their attention to the interminable flights of Maps that await the unwary visitor when he has stepped out of the railway train, and probably imagines himself to have arrived at the end of the 'Queasy. It was said of the 3,006 miles iol4Psea Leedom and Sebastopol. the lam en did all the mischief. The same may be said of the Crystal Paha. Eight ea Mao miles of the journey are got over easily enough, but then comes about tbree•quarters of • mile of step., the ascent of which very mush neutraliaes the subs*. genet attractions of the palace. The simple way for the committee to remedy the inconvenience would be to orgaalse. or at all ;mats eamerage, a scheme of road Moult, where the omeibasca would land the visitors com fortably at as mamma which is ea a level with the triussept. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. On Saturday evening several gentlemen were in sited by Mr. J. 11. Pepper, manager of the Polytechnic Institution, to a private rim of several new entertain:seats which hays been provided for the amain winter. The first of these was an exhibition in the microscope of some photographic views taken by Y. Daboscq, of Paris, representing the globules of blood belonging to different animals. There was nothing vary attractive in this, as may be well supposed ; but the utility of an acquaintance with the peculiar appearance of magnified particles of the blood of mankind, as compared with that of ether animals, will be appreciated, G we remember the serious doubts which have often embarrassed a court of justice, in cases where such blood stains would be an evidence of the guilt of homicide. The manner in which the blood is affected by metals diseases having also been eseertensd, this application of the a►t of photography sad of the mictoicope may be rendered ser viceable to seediest end military Investigations. These im portant uses of the inhibition were explained by Mr. Pepper, whilst he pointed out the various shapes and aims of the blood globules, whether of the husks race and other masa malia, of birds, fishes, cc reptiles, all shows upon $ liege seals against the white curtain. The photograph views are the same as these which were lately exhibited to the meeting of the British Association for the Ativincement of Science, at Glasgow. The moray next viewed the beautiful ornithologleal collection, removed from Pall. mall. In the room (=MM. lag this collection is en assortment of tropical fruits, end various rare specimens of natural history. Mr. Spriggs, the gentleman by whom they were collected and arranged, was moat, to give any informatics desired. The third exhibition-oes most interesting to ladies—was a MIMS of dimeiving views, tainted by Mr. Clue, from the patters& to be head is ancient manuscripts and drawings, which are laid up in the British Museum, illustrating the various fashions of lodise' head dresses from the this of William the Comperes , to that of our moot gracious Queen Victoria. Dr. Trevetlian Spicer aceomparded the shifting portraits with humorous explanatory remarks, and quoted ocessioaally from the satirists and popular writers of the period is question, from " Stubbs:a' Anatomy of Abuses," or in a later age, from " Pimp' Diary," or from the " Teller" and the " Landes Spy," the mart or impes heist reflections which them imprisons female son• envenom provoked from the mili-appoieted mason of modes sad manners of the time. It is not, pedlar, seawall, knows that the eacinsems and elaborate Wren of Welded and powdered hair which wen built upon the bead of a lady of quality about the middle of the lest fantasy were ordained to sued in usoombed and unelesaly niarailleeneo for as avenge durstloti of two mouths. "In etnemer," said a protesaiosal hairdreuer of the period, " that is about as Meg es you eau wear them without being opened sad repaired." Us broadhats of the lest mean, whoa essepued with the more graceful kettles, of as earlier time, really booked as if the march of Improvement, at least for millissm. wen aft sessietsatly onward. The Irit gineelmt 111 the evealag's estortidament wee of a more eeriest elshemer—eareekitesi of a set of magnilleent views, by Kr. AWN mom of which mmeessied swam la the siege of Sekeetepul. • maceptios similar to that which lushes.' ompleyed by *se of our first artiste in flits. erasion of Camphors - mom tf " The Soldier's Dream" wee made the pies Of this week. There was a permanent picture of • wearied esidier slumbering ea hie lonely pallet is the hospital of Seated; sad the star. or triumphant MISMOtig of the treadMe mid of the combat, is which he had been so lately esseged, were supposed to pass before his mind's eye, as the, were depleted is the diaeolvieg views, in the upper pen alike ennuis. The large aloe sod vivid colonies of thee, Odom embalmed the 'Sect of their admirable drawing, sad rendered then very irepreedes. Some other views wage eahibited, of mibLeete more These wme pelagesad pedals of Versailles, 1 1 s t a t ashid ia basest of wee case, the Are de Trionephe ili t i l l ie 1411Tratvir Ohm Pariokaa Whom s. With a boar t. Irma elabdos bo provided at the public ozhibitsoa, amblas bear of he klad thaa Moe Messiah.. views ma ht teas ia thie geese,. NAVAL AND MILITARY WOOLWICH, Ocr. 13. Thou young gentlemen from the different colleges and universities who hove reeeived temporary commission* as Lieutenants in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, con• minced their datiea trday. This new Montt of the Ordinate service consists of Colonel H. N. Wilford, se director of artillery studies; Captaimp. H B.enpsini, is first military !detractor; and Linden's' G. K. Taylor, is wood ditto; ono sergeant major, one drill sergeant, sad ace staff engem% as clerk. PORTSMOUTH, Our. 14. The Powerful, 82, Captain Maisie, sailed thin morning for the North Anieriean station. We have already reported the intention to reinforce the squadron, wader Admiral Fasehawe on this station. In uterine. to this, the Hanle Telegraph, of Saturday, states—" The Powerful, 84, Captain Marie, is ordered to Jamaica ; ad the Corn wallis, 60, Captain Wellesley ; Ptuthrukt, 60, Captain Sey mour (screws); and Rosemead. 6, paddle, Commander erotica, eb go to Bermuda. It is rumoured that this move ment fa inconsequence of the American government having replied to some cammunisatiee used* to them by the British government on the abject of Cuba, in a too* insulting to this country is the highest possible degree. The American government bids the English govern ment to beware what they are about, tells them that Ragland hes its hands full already, and that is &Beano. of Raglaad's iciterterecce with them, they will do what they please as to Cuba. The Powerful goes first to Lisboa before steering for Jamaica. TOO Powerful takes sown*. sureties for the Neptune and Sr. George, three-deckern at Lisbon, sad also for the squadron on the We.t ladle station. Thaw two laslaamed ships, now that the Neapolitan business is settled, ere also espected to go to the North Anterlean **Won, so that a forte will be assembled that will be more than sufficient to defend the honour of England and the intern•, of her colonies." _ _ _ The Hasuatts, 80, screw ship, arrived at Spithied yester day from the Bank, and outs into harbour to-day to repair a few defeats. The Imperatriz, No. 160, steam tramping, left Rya, yesterday with the Garman Legion for the Ctillllll4 The Pembroke, 60, sorew, went to Spithead yesterday, having repaired defects. SHEERNESS, Om. 14. The Cuckoo, gunboat, Lieutenant-Commander Augutus G. E. Murray, arrived here from the Baltic at 1 p.m. on the 12th inst. Commander Murray reports that the winter season bad set in very severely, and suite three weeks sooner than it did last seems. The Cuckoo has takes and destroyed 27 sail of merchant Tinsels and transports of the enemy, each ve - sel averaging 200 tons. Thew vessels were compelled to be destroyed, in ooasequenoe of there not being a sufficient number of seamen or I Seen to put en boird 51 send them to England. The Harrier, 17, screw suam sic sp, Commander A Stony, has taken and destroyed a still greater number of the enemy's vessels, of a simile/ cis's. The machinery mad tall of the Cuckoo are reported to be to a very defective state, free nontinual service for the fret seven mouthy, she haviog run over more then 80.000 nautical miles of ground. She is to be taken into dry dock No. 6on Tuesday neat, for survey and regain. She was the first vessel fitted as a gunboat on the breakiag out of the present war with Russia. A &maim yew', Imes to Tartar, in charge of Mr. A. A. Duff, matte, as prize master, wet passed by tb. Cuckoo, in the East Stein, on the 12th lost. A Russian vessel, prize to I Firefly, in charge of Second Muter 61•. John A. Bull, as prize master, lent Elsinore, in company with the Cacho.), on this lot inst. . . . .. _ Captain Hanson 'a second eompany, second battalion d Royal Attillery, formerly Captain Gardoer's company, now wider command of Captain Bolton, now in garrison here, have received their orders to proceed immediately to the Mauritius, to relieve Captain Deven's company, now doing duty there. The route is hourly expected for their en herkstion. DUBLIN, Our. 13. The Evening Poet says : On Thursday and yester day numbers of military odious, who had been on sick leave in this country, arrived io Dublin, in consequence of urgent adorn requiring their immediate return to active envier. Bo little time had been allowed for preparation, that soma of those gentlemen, after nutting this city, from places when they bad been visiting, had to send by telegraph to thrtir bosses for VMS Ingigsgo. Ifemo•pmeawe emionitod with tbs Civil Dopamine's; of the Omisasoo have be.. ordered to Mho their deports, for Constantinople forth with. It is rumoured et Limerick that as investigation will be held relative to the inutiey of the Kerry militia there on Sunday last. The order which lea so unfortunately to the act of disobedience on the occasion does not seem to have been generally acted cn, for we Sod that on the seine day the Kilkenny Militia were allowed to proceed to mass with their bend at Nenegh; but it is slated that the rule of not allowing bands to play to pluses of worship of any religions denomination will be strictly enforced to-morrow, and hence forward throughout Ireland. The Kilkenny Fusiliers expect the route from Nenagh to some new quarters in the cp.urse of a few days. The inves tigation relative to the row between them and the North Tipperary Militia having bees brought to a close, the matter has been referred to a court- martial for the trial of half redosee men who have been placed under arrest. The Ili perm" Free Peas says The poor fellows in the Crimea are not uomindful of their parents at home, as every large number of money orders have been seceived in this town and loeality from them for their relations and friends within the last fortnight. Ons bale old man (a labourer), presented an order from his son, James Hallinan. 83rd Regiment, on Thonday, sad on being questioned by the megistrate, stated that he bad ten sone, all serving her Majesty in various regiments." Lieutenant Waring, of the 88th, noticed for his distin gefuthed conduct in storming the Keehn, is the second son of Major Mixing, of Newry, and is not yat 20 years of age. Ths war transport Alma, which has just arrived home with Invalids from the East, has been out sin months. During that period she has conveyed 6,000 troops to the Crimea from Portsmouth, Malta, and Marseilles. She has been to Hamieseb, Balsklars, Yenikale, and Kertoh. Nearly all the officers and crew have rambled over the ruins of Sebastopol, aid many of them have brought borne trophies, such as Russian helmets and muskets. They de scribe Tenikale as very strongly fortified, and Kerteh as possisatng capital piers for the convenience of shippieg. MURDER AT SOUTHAMPTON. A shocking murder was committed yesterday in Bontbaseptan, at No.l, Lower Moira•place, the residence of the Roy. Mr. Poynder, a alergyman who is not at present performing say clerical duties, and who is temp,rarily away from hose. His household consists of his wife and children, two maidwrvants, and • mensenaot. Mn. Poyndar was at church yesterday forenoon, and the three servants were at home. It appears that the manservant, named Edward Baker, about 29 Jean of age, formed an attachment for oas of the ensidesenats, named Named Kiegewell, • good.looking young woman, bat this arias!- , Anent was not reciprocated by her, and somethiag connected ' with bits had so displeased her very recently, that she gave him te understand she should have nothicg more to my to him. This had w preyed upon his mind that he eppeare to have resolved on taking her life, and yew °lnlay forenoon he west into the kitchen, and shot the poor girl through the head with • pistol. Bhe died immediately. The sound of the pistol and the shrieks of the other female servant, an elderly person, brought assistance, and the murderer was given into the custody of the police. Me made no resistance when taken into custody : be looked stupefied with the crime he had committed. Both the mur derer sad his safortinate victim an natives of the isle of Wight. No son living in Southampton can recollect such a crime having been committed there before. Another account states that the wordiest had accompa nied the family to church, end ought to have remained there. As swat, however, ea the family went fluids the church, be interned to hie master's house. The two ser nate were chatting and laedhiag together in the kitchen when Baker returned from enured,. Prosody he came into the kitchen ; he spoke a word. The cook, the fellow servant of the murdered woman, noticed that Baker had his right hand behind him, but suspected nothing. fie had not been in the hitches a minute or two before he presented • pistol just behind the ear of Naomi ICiepwell, the kosiesinald, sad Arid and killed her be stially. The pistol was es sloes to her that the dare of the powder singed the poor girl's cheek. The re• port of the pistol wee head by several persons passing. Baker went out of the kitchen after he bad shot the girl, sad retuned alarm agat. a siArispoi: sad he went cosa set into tae house, hap pe ned to be paseing , jt as and apprehended the murderer as he was leaving the hitches • seem& dew. Ile appears DOW very low spirited end speaks very link° • coroner's Swum will be held today Mew day.) A *imams was *bilged to parade before the bowie where the murder was committed, to prevent a crowd Iron istbesiag.