The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-13 00:00:00

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JOll LIPPONPON•illo..111kil• Take Spew sad doess ; DIEM =mg Mons. Us sr dom. it iambi *MI es poi Mad §UITABLN WIELDING PRESENTS.—Com 09ino W 1114 Ur, inbemple pgiars,llllL. wraa ar WNW awn/ al model Et pobellet arder.—JUZEIL Lowthr• eadla ET se Post CORNER DISHES sad COVERS 15 .Ita iris is wage% Wok. dila aloe. A Sm. al . I MISS.& lamilow &waft 1240H0111L .M TAVERN-WIPER/3.—Zvery L. a.pra gme ga•Two GOODS 64 loaf She sod *Mi.— T HE sal nal salialtste for Silver is the weft PLATING es wee 11101/J.—JOXIII, Low**. gA RD AGAINST THIEVES iM BUR 'LAST —OA r /of uoilloo Ole, W ymo JOINIII so MAIL laws arab oomould ofte ma it to ore VOD Of awl HARVEY'S PATENT is 10.1111•07 1. 64111 OMR 01011anni.-2 . 1: Willem walk* preeeme =Lewis fat sae Mel if •US a le arbor P. tie Plea ~MS 1111 be MOS fimbi WV OPOINISSINSII sew No map' oleo Wen ea 111 eit.ell Mem Tan IN ete teLtilr I SS= WOlMiltilifalfill same ima I wide of ma ae 011110 WNW. Mimi : I I mama mo• es ~Mos dile ems. WI ea Ihe sem ewe me ememeee el leeedereme ea wend le the ebesamar. le im =rei am_ oar wiag is or ip. be eine. tee erleie ° 2 ends e yore veldweliase ceedieed le ralesiee ee le rem M es `r ayWeft weft d Fr Ile yeeemalea el es deemeee alines kW* moi paves* weasel 0.• bad el Perkeeule. Ilealea.o.. Mime siso le neelilmeae do* at Clarrislies. isisses. Wines. ea Tip RECKNILL. TURNER, and BONN HAND CAWDLIMPTICIta, mg& igelgurel Woo alegok weed= yoga of mem elm gargles shoes —WOW ?WM awl gage& usa asig lake, eleadiges •ft 4 ame aeg all gam dam% ag Ye Die gig& JlrrJr Wwweregs. &W. kdboi tri., ALS.—By &NOW sal Bailway.—Highbary awl alkinol. Obi It il lio, pit bib I' Obi lk Ow ibis /ids. ladmllli.: =.llr t: nk -jitrtririe Via:V ms. km IMO ow bliAllb mod k TOUATTE REQUISITI kr the SPRING. I....Aff .s. r it iz IV -- rod lolls nab sad 11701 b M Yap el Or r h ow= pr s masalbs adimili p it co E abarir No Or ea ammrs/2111 ...4 Lez. =we ar limit ..... es. rip wows.: haft 1111111. Mitre, MO lab al:M*9 IL 111. abd A. WM. 11. Was" ramose liklMe SOUND mod 'WHITS TEETH an iallapashaabia 3:=4"1:20k w acria aortae. Alamo sal air low r.r.i...wsaLteasargams all UMW Is env ' Z ik a• hw a ri N ift e . dels7=6. ll. =7. We rflifi lill u lt.2 7 . 4l l.l.l.6m asi a mir t rkotsi ala. grimema mew UPTURESO.—TM PATEN? SELF wir •DNINTUNI OS MAN EASNaky NtINN MOM OW al INIPO sNI road of sped Nuos lo a r l aNdz ia geiNlNl view N 16.0 umonmer Nemo area dodp. INN *oft lit alms NalaNje 'NM arepoolor N.Ned.—J. MU NN ON. CURL—LAMB/IRn ASTHMATIC amour. weaning wises ths bowl se MUNN lie INK 11.111edwas as 4 earn , r salad so W am• MA maim ter YOMMBM =MOW aim of ram. andlos• mut= elms Ms pmegssie ► ks a gr..l:l l 4.rr tr::1714 . 10 : 7 : 111 . 14 •• IsMa ra riZ e gm Mute. • te. ....aste. atter Laing N.— emend atirmid....W W. lAN II J anal atsall.aM umalmkomi thatm ML 11 ..1 3 . to. L 4-0.1 41a. ML A. Me pwWwla Jot lot •Ambaumbe ems esaliddimm boommwea omllhoMma, rm. 1p XTRAORDrArT DIMERY ef la -E-• •nu , .. , =Tar al C 0 .141 1 110 Dl•aeglOilig lea E r 1r I r riredriern If "SAW *ONO Semilie 1,1 1..4 F 1 . , .11 mime d Furl Ofainattlee lim = 1 " . " 1 I ".••= l =eme 111111 LOCALL 11111118 DIM wee ea aba a i. .4 fiumemest eat rowan* Wee. asei br Ike ta...lieel tank, at eke Mee Past" bet u has les el. 1111•141 ilre l 2ll4lll‘ll 0/41/1/14. 004:7 al reffaileet ...E b. .10 my 1 1 .44111. ea, be iiilll In, 1i.,t.. Ss. W. rue.. 6 "M - stem& Immiini , w.f..— owiritoilses tram liil Tea ma as So nag leaeles• • NEWSY% PEA . ! ..rv•-•• • ••g- i p f It.fe T je l ktV r2C— dr"' 41 f - (4%9311 51 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1880. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. PAPAS DOT! 111171.1 L.-TEE DIVISION. I DRAMA. f ASSIZE INIELLIGENCE pLottAL HALL. COUNT GARD/IN.-1n a siz ems=i s gektrzer of imallabost le oloor 11: Ilt;:cfraric A liv .i e= la i n 2 OIRIEf:Itsoill 1 . 7. - ...re= Ilia 'Ado of Os Imam deaoralima sad V' .111 at otbObiled. te rited ftbd riett t P=rlf hama ..o ..$ 1 .% 1 = ' ,C "11" ..i... °1 h. et— 6.....ia be slam ages at & and elan si 11. airman all la liwooresa T d :LBERT SMITH TO-NIGHT at Eiot, MA ma CHINA rad do s MAYO AM. ID OM, mid "MIST WONT Poet Itaisj i : I and mad is Albareseas al a IL= eke be taloa at Ike boarallp. impalas 141. dais teen Ito ; ans. S: ban. L. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS ter the n = ..Zseram ilm = with yr w a .w lirerserirsos OP/US I 11111 . 2.1 r Inialk , s4.l bard. ardor re &was et Kr. W. r. Mr, Aye =US n". l whial...4 wor grovera *mini sit maim Arr. los lalf par I. Urns" 01808211$ peer writ FLORAL HALL. COVENT-OARDRN.-- to IQ so 4 BUIPtil 11VASt allrovise. /WY isisllNA as sm. laits. LONDON LIBRARY, 12. Bt. hiatteirsquars, .61C - 1 16 MEM OM Vire bledbi Mow bra mon biome we samed b «nob imbas. bisoo rlreMrrMa. ZS • lit as alas ism slab mimes be a( AL Lb arobeibb. IX. Makin% 7a. 411. lbsprom 11017. tuazool. Barb lands. ... NNO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAP= ai v.V.ITILOPMI AIM. 2lnd? et INT 111417 T hi o% 0 CIS sIISSEriIkigATATIOXII is s So SJIMSII sal ♦ ~LLL PRINT= NMI , INAIMIU Ilb SISA WO ARM or (11114 T la Oa MIS Whigs. S A W " rtit p P ' lA Ter 7#!-suitt e 4"rinitriglM ot•-•••••surgenum b il. rIUIALI a.Y.ldesalma '. gBENCH WINES at the REDUCED DUTY. lee Dew ar see atrae as ema-ctito gas ins see e ae wee,. Ulla riveleane. ft..Legooit. sr; d Le reek tie • rrte We: a mid %ft raserat §2.~BERRY mow SOUTH %FAN. • &Immo wtEs Dre-geoafill W %ma, ~11 . sad oh, Snot rnrhohnnh. na., lbw "' i• 30a. pm deem Mrs ono on he l io I ting l ief i h:orrnolhor s t MIMI ons.-Dollill o .r or is 7 OLD BMX or M. _Don tb,IE w M • STILL, OLD • DY. WOW lo ftin• awl Ow. blilmir Oka. ompds. holl bard ao ha hos damn Aron " a:l 6 a 11. — FiTIOD had Oh.. 81. Olowsnotog. hod IL Orat ' Thiraohron. 1.0.- Who'd boo at an Links Annoy laina. 1 E INAHANT LL WHISKY v. COGNAC siglielst old MINH innozy Mai Os ufeloreas. Cdr" o b a e arrig m apale la Wil ma. mikel nil plot laTml. sod dark aka. %Ws 1.1. • RP ARLOW'S MP-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 43 . 17:11fr i tterAjtr-No ulas a or 117 . 1 AUSOI2cOn ....ins Sia et wen par wer. M t g. OIL rade SASLOW'S KW Limits avra.. w re : rme vraimarAstrata. Siegal se wet liww Muse. am. and Mi m i ..11Vaitirral s trani ft. 4. 6 ' 4 '14 moose Sarewar end less ewer 7.0 Wine an manses aw. YWt 1011. MT dad CHEAPEST 713A8 aid WIW le I) in at glmelmst el plellarirt MI COW tl if e arn e1ner414211425 u %lest 4 bae arrijahi a a urzelozar le sit .... raMulttri a at airm i ll Isms Is MIMI& daft Oir. " WHAT do the wild Waves lei wow r—way, "a;.•.=" ausirbslgrvadr= ph" Ill\ trick almittb i lle 1a.114. ; yet DIA TILL AMT. O. Ors it tbTzird stittAilaircr, RefisC sricestaisi4 Anima Pbsisera. am —floe esesdleet 1 mosilkoss. of villa t:=. 4 • 6 4 11 / 1 / et reed, maned 0) ea Ode potty sin is be *balm! sill Nam williorma es forka. lbw an wvilb. MOW WNW /WIN% Wm. slam sal a amok Mewl Jo So dope. *W. sad Gutless mat dab. ohm Mem MAU sag al.Aoi WILL. /111,11,011110 as Qum. U. libievare. Lemke. TTOORN'TLEILEN.—NOTICE et REMOVAL. W. MILLS Ms Ism& II sbeelmslr sovrimmy Is maim lip brims trim SomMerssl to man maims elish will IMMO MN MIS My le UM MI as plm za. ........ ......as It= Ind IPIVAMOSAI Islp m Mr. MI rise am Mame Mims i WO- Kr =I SOS DaTIIIIIS lam Mon met at /rill saw arable umutaars GPI. NOTICNOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS. E NOM ma SOX ame•et • smut Oyu!? at sod lar do tlaibm of VOW/MU NM con GY M lamatent able to asaaate al wan utak aropplkolk awl at mid nsimal• mkt at X. la— aallmaits toe a w a mil imaa.ssli way be el* Waal at dlkir e C wet Illaidis aid sad Ostaarzt=r ommt. La lII= MOS et • AVM. app mate ke ail agmarl all estriaast Wawl Walugeest klelliak 111.11. a" la". 11 I MCIII•elal all" koMlamak = 4 ,1 UAL ---•— — a y.: -- z . ood Illmou4s. do. g hitesw boomftrlokos4oedi 111"1"1"1" Mliaj ill iabibi—Arar ma Lay awl Outgo,. TY WPM. TiCllargieS= 6 : lert• I" Vir " VI ii i smd Pl.". " 6 063%5 x tm=l. I. 110011=1 ar a erlar ek Owl It Woo of. lo luM bo or Ms min soserbleg &enlace Si Mat" MINIM' = sollormoomma mil No et Woo. web ow aislYo43= TH2 NINDISMSABLI• SUIT, Zima n tr===. l == Z ik r6 il lie sion imilirimils W imovlngio all saw lan Vhis tem Ns, ie obialaid et IL NO alml SOL wee if Meals, mod Aftrits.rd avow et No M Oalised resossal Nana The parliamentary majority this morning for the Paper Daty Repeal BM incladed amantana ooneervatives— vla.: s. Antrobas, C. Batley, R. A. Crose, J. M. Osaka& G. GreesrY, Capt. Gray, Lail A. Hervey, P. 8. "iambs,. sten, J. J. Johnstone, Lord H. Lennox, Sir E. B. Lytton, T. Idalawariag, Sir G. Meatimaary, D. Pagb, Sir F. Smith, P. filnellett, and O. Teraina. Fifteen liberals voted against the repeal of the duty—via.: M. T. Bass, sir R Balking, J. M. Cobbett, Col. Coke, Sir T. Colebreeisa Bar! of Euston, B. Gordon, J. H. Gurney, M. Bermend, H. A. Herbert, B. Herman, R. M. Woos, 11111 O'Doneghno, Sir J. W. Hamden, and M. Sullivan. Mr. Disraeli and the other members of the Derby °ablate, with two exceptions, voted for retaining the duty; Sir B. B. Lyars, It will be Rees, remained faithful to the cause of his youthful days; Lad Stanley was ablest. QPICTACLPJI, Improved by HARRIS awl lON, la ma smat gra esar= riot% =ri s te &VA "mob. ••••• 4 •••sein ik .,po u p, • Posipas IL. pail fivizal i algran eastigh=ett.railft. ow= R. R. BELLOCS LOZENGES sad POWDER a maw ToMAY Cloiosoi. ompopol of To So of Modidos of Pork for Orme of Lolli= h omi la = God ol A Um ea ft el awl loom. -IL So Ws et Wreak IL ft ilmo Wes O. JIMA U. lowa aboolo. OD. Serserees=eismal LOAD CAYPDAY AND ZEE COUNT! CORE ALBOTIOA. Lard Campden gives the following moonlit of the neeesedimp fa the late election for the county of Cork : " I bad berm said by Mr. I. P. Hump to stead in op position to the Attorney-Gemara ; bat as the Friday balm the aemiaadea I positively end may deithed far wrier reescas, but obledy, as I esphined to kfm„ on the gmaad that I was not premed to meet the enneense of a outset. Is sewer to is arse* waseica he then put to ate—whetimo I ,44 l=lnelielnis mirmihnimehas fay Missal, I dal if the time= this. of their own owed Ma** I *aid, bat that I *aid *Cm mitho dry for is, ships to be takes cm 'way behalf. Saboseasat to Ude, wheat* was mode be saother person to stand, bat with what result I was set Warned, sod I ampiaded that the matter win at sa end, Mil I bast eandmailly ea es day ovoids*, to my peat sarphs, that I bad his. pat ler. rNo tanker latelligenas was lent to me, nil as hea" main I received odpias 'of an address which bed bees boned to my. swam -I Immediately disavowed the autheanoity of this midi* in a Mae to the charms* of the trem= self-eppoistill to oppose the return of the hammy. ; but, having stated that I wand serve Li elected, I did sot inset milled upon to do anything to - Whalers wish the two stabil W •Illa parties who 114 ph me lorersee, It. bah, pathody.thempeelat to them to nominate whom they chose. la the *Mow to the firit dory at golliar I received 4 tel meessge from Mr. Hamm (Lb, first comb I ever mosived from kin after arelleiniew es Friday, ia which I told him of my to Woad), whin far' the use of my hr the eappoiatmens of im epee** of Weft *I dwelt ; mak nada as Wpm ,thlea that it was matter of hem to enable the slew tisa to theists,: what I had r e t i mmiseyla we c arA lle ere ran 'le le . 1:= reeving me to as, megemillitity; I eseeensi :the are answer which Mr. DUChnUty quotes. I sow leers that this spl i V i t: ftt eras by no mesas .rogaiaite, ea/ I maw< help an en eallth advestagi was taken In applying (or it. regard to lie tharrepth =some to Mr. M'Cuthy, I was wpi to send a memys wlatis. that I would go to Oork far the pulp* al ONOIIIIIOI. lb* *en oa the day of polling ; this I refused to do, tat it being sr !rollrepresented to tee that some words of inootaegamest be of great genie% I Nat the telegram In ques tion, width lawolved so poet of malty whatever. Red I less named I should have hit it my duty to cheek the sleet* pmecashy, as 1 there proposed to do. 1 may , odd that I ingsked to whom I should address snob a ad* gran). se I knew ao one at Cork, sal then it ass that Mr. WCartbre name eadnalneeirdergfien to non. It Is clear that my name has been need la as antrameatible manner. I Mated that I *ski sere Nth** der the mho of the muss, lad I did set hassipa that * *noes would have used it in any Othit.woky the seam of mhos have bees similarly used Wan pat Simard sad nosaleatat without their stab:way ; nor did I fora tamest suppose that it was being used In may ea* ems. • I paw a* aathority to Mr. ammeary, nor Its aspens *a, to. est as my van, o tx telestephis lesioroes Oen Iced er es tre tall actaal at proosettlepre usher the impression I Itaaf WNW • I sever lona of the tale gram Mr. aillialley Mitt to Mr. M'Carthy on the y sighs mod OM *Mks min um of his hail' desiring Mr. Itl•Crothy ' wear Wald sa amdso ltog ▪ till I saw li in ibs ;11.6 to-day, awl I hove greet Assam b of the Nem e with which my name woo sailloyal. . sellimz a.: :a ise masting Ibr triNte l ". th=l"she 'abaft seam, that would justify the muse edeptsd thee& i s ad bt I retie answerable for the mistakes they have been led into." WORCASTER ALICTION. WORCESTER, MONDAY. To-day the election of a member of parliament to t the city of Worcester in the room of Mr. Lubin, 2 f oraa ecuipted the Chiltern Hundrede, took place. There being only one osedidata put in nomination, the proceedlap passed oft very quietly. After the rust prieliminorimbed hem observed, Mr. A. C. lIIIIMULAYIP of th e Oxford, Worcester, fad Wolverhampton Midway Cospny, nominated Mr. Al dose& Pedaloes, of Renwick Hall, in the county of Wor cester, in •At and proper person to ripsaw the city _in parliament. Alluding to the new ltdorm Bill. whkh Mr. Padmore would strenuously support, he said he bad no doubt It world be productive id es much good to the country as that 011832. Lonouoax mecoadod this nomination, end said that 'l4OlO this Reform Bill did not go so far as soma mold kayo wished, it would b. • stop towards some farther reform. No other candidate being pat in nomination, Mr. Woon, this retursiag came (sheriff of the city), said that shout forty yowe ego bo sad Yr. Passion emus to Wercamwr as wwkfog tom with Mir au. He simply stated that fact is order that tho wtxh climate might ems that it was visible for working men to raise thenuelves to high positions. (Hear, hear.) He them declared Mr. Pad soon duly slatted amidst load atoms. Mr. PsDlioha said as misa is the hall regretted memo than Its did the circiunstanes of lit Loam declining to sit say loaner for that oily, mad ha believed they would all ogres with Lim, that while Mr. Luisa was their member, his conduct generally apraidag bad mat with their approval. He rtgrottod thank= that Mr. Law hat shoali have &alined to sit any louver, sad be regretted alas that A. (Mr. radaloro) should Do the ladividual atio kotod, and thrust Into the position of their nspresentiativo by his friends. He said tile because he felt himself quits la competent —(no, no)—to discharge the onerous and favor , tam duties of a member of the House of Colehaowe ; but as they had done him the great honour of sleeting him, they might depend that their iatemats should not suffer In his heads. He cams to that city forty years ago es a working tamilmaki, sad Maas that tuna his progress had been satis factory, sad Ls position bad teen materially altered, and if be did act spied a peat of the money he had got them he Mead be .chased to he wild • anus of W oe - rear. moor. They wen were that at this moment there wars wary fspeeeemt —on Wars parliament The Morin Bili, what& was we al than, should bars his moot elreatteas advocacy. H. ....silo eel thr a working mat who Natal • ef. boar weer awry ef • vete r the Emma who paid 201. (Chews) What mead the raft de whhist the weeltheg masa ? (Applause.) Be lead eoafor that he was In • state of salad that ainraieg that skied preekadied him from (Chows, sayA to dom. anything to sad Go is.") Ho bo wartitaisse, he obsuld be 'No diselaav his duty. 'limy might depend urea tblag, that be dsould never forgot the lades be owed Is ths siaoscos of the city of Worcester, sad that se for as he 'odd be of service In putting the work ing we la a batter pillion in life, he would we ovary fiat to do it. The tsars of this weary ewe eariteue, ad es ter r he could, be would tabs earo tint thoy should devotee on those wbo could haat pay Asia. (Loud ahem.) da kr as Maas upon articles wide& tho poor man essommasd mew heßold do ell Its route to rigor Ober. Ildo would also do abet he weld to lama the Baden& ozpaadtlars. Tar had hod sat already, as dear, that he we set Übe we he veer aged speech. (" Haar, bus." sad • bregb.) He was audit enough to tall the that ha lemild be moos la Ma place In melting Iron [llt radials lees boa ferra ] then ia forging laws. (A sagl9 aelides we that *aro woe t• amain, like km; they bass what the mankr thought. He (Mr. Pad mare kasw what los thought. (Itiatowod laughter.) lo the boa. men der sepered hit desire to do all he sold M advisee the *Wei tad bed Warta of the ere. as el Folesoter, _ STRAND. The Loots of Arcadia, a new piece produced left sight at this thistly, Is not inaptly named. It is simplicity lisslt, la plot, lacidesi, and character ; sad though we am hmillarieed with the inner life of Lads Quints mad his mart, ell the rogueries sod traeassfrie• of Versailles ere est de • halo of breed-and-butter miss- Witness which weld not have dreaded Haanah More and would have rejoiced Kra. Iterbanid. Mr. James Bland , finding it impossible to forget the men* regal dignity with which, from • berhesse point of view, Mr. Phoebe has so often Invested his, may wear the portentous black beard and moustache which every roe knows ate so perfectly In keeping with the character, my roll his voice and frown se is hie wont, he la furnished bet with the mildest rotative*, and hie whole career is bat to paint morels to the rest of the dramatis parson" sod So elm the Mk of the play; while even the always vivadons 116. Illowbrey SON= lamed by the language whisk bs bee Woo,, mad whispers his gallantries with head berth and erilkeedgmeeek ifs plot is of the very simplest. Two yoga( wart *OM" the Chevalier de llerrilec (Mr. Parielle) end M.dlbs. de lasassy (Mies dwanborough), laaveVenallles in disgust, sad betake themselves to woodland solitudes, without pre- Mims srmagentent he it understood, m they have never met, though, by tin Hines desire, they me about to be betrothed, lid it L this very circumstance that has driven them from Se mane. la Arced* reyeassaled bin lbflist ilrs bil‘lestunt Varesilles, attired In Watteau-Mu pastoral dream, the Aliseeller sod the lady mad, and hamediately hli In love—a hew doh of tides., white is interrupted by the ordeal of Kb& wbo, streytag hem his hunting party, bream la epos their telling mad teeing, end is so charmed by the beauty el the supposed shepherds., (tis Manilas Odom Oh to keep his hos averted) that he heists on her aciecempanyieg lea tenure. la Ihn sesemd set we dad rand hid, for Um Chevalier hes followed her, sad elnedieg is an open plo• lase frame hems bar amfeas her Jove kr him to the Wag, old, after a little ioervlffio, he Is rewarded with her hand. fr. a dr we have mid the pieta le almost &Wish in its dm but it is prettily written sad very well acted by the Olembolpil obarsosere. Mims Sweaborongli, who made her sauhale after • long aimence, looked and Played charmingly, ail was received with enthusiasm ; sad Mr. Pang* who b,ird! imprevammt now teaks as one of the mint sad emit imadmesaly mho on the stage, was *pal& good. The isimery; he told at this Wise, dominos all can aodidds. 11P,0R71,N0. . - TATirERBALLII.-MOIMAT. Ti.. us' i ismehistnible Mteadance, but the attention al the sabsteliere was principally !heated to the Malin (tithe 1100111211 1 / 2 the Inning not balm at any time et a spiribil Ad Chty and Baba:ban Obits = l / 811 6 891 bar Itatilita as laym*a, adNatalia was 1m masa at 20 to 1, 100 to 6 Wag the highest offer WWI tletfat the clue. Fat the Oliva Cop the followtog l moo beaked far 6001. wren imam{ the held :-140,- b: P al a cio Praia Lead, Dade Ned.. Nose of Cleekeime colt, ileu m Tame Dr il er,rie d jka, l4 7i gi shallgi, Iteat Lsl. Thosadra, The Greek, Birmingham, The Brewer, Tim fhpiro, Petra, Plink, Treduor, and Apollyon. The fhataee di the a t i r:he ." Two i it Tr e i t "a d t: Derby— le 'the knew rue he opened at 3 to 1, subetqougy 2 to 1 was offered, his closing price being 6t02, at which geotation he was to good doomed. For this Derby he was is Lome at Bto 1, thus unmistakeably mini Wein his position as but ihmoorite. A large culay wee made by the owner et lining ann at 100 to 1. 36 to 1 was lid sislast Bummer win:slag the Two Thousand. sad Thoramiby the Debt', end3ll at 1 valet Buccaneer winning kite T wo Deaaanat Thousand and Netamone the Derby. An offer to Wet e for the hod& event met Ida no tospanee. CLOSING PIII4OIM I.7OITIUMPTOIMISII omit& to to 1 ont r . p m:m .. l= o 3" — olll3.lraMil i 1° i : 1 1 " 4 I.I!'"--alE.AmiLIV. 3r. "firarr 39. :0 to Dtr O. des Vona). Cowmen ( 26 to Lord etneforde Drottom nl Oa to Lool itemerord's Aline 0 4 40 to Ir. 011 0. Devonoll s Pr Iwoo ID 10 . 2 CUP. 1 6 to *Pt Mr. Danes Vitae ft/ le to Mr. T. Parr'. Oartard ID 10 to Lord Punsvons b s Tame Door it and o!( 26 to Mr. Murlandr Louring.) It) 26 to Mr. IL TCI2 firosol't r &Witt*, (t) 44 to Mr. Ili mi Liaj 4 oo Li o6 Ilene 40 to Mr. The nn (0 0) to Mr. T. et Itoolobap KM to 1 Yr. Oscsoerthlnites PAW Dm (t) TWO - TIiuUSAND. 6to MP Lord lyortimoruto Dossormra,o MOAT) 4 to Mr. A. /WIWI Sbo Wizard OM 6 to Mr. T. !met Lopata, (t Ito I) 441/14$1. II to opt Lord Porloootift's thicoorrosr 111 • to Lord lliporsmo's Iblostmo 14 10 to Mr. M e ngoo Mout% Umpire 100 Mr. re Al Tlopoi It 13 t ot) 111 to Mr. D•oatoltOismiad 16 to Mr. T. Do w. milt OM Wiliam 10 M Lord %WY.% losirotor M b tOptola (bristlst Wow to IMO to 1 Mr. Copperslorolas 11.10a[ du 10 MM to 1 Sir J. Bat Wk Mown Dr OXFORD CIRCUIT.-Bvalop.D, Maws 12. The Commission was opened bore to-day, the judges being Mr. Baron Bramwell md Mr. Justice Keating. The alas der is light for this scanty, always the hardest cm the circuit: Mors being at the present time fifty prisoners for trial, end =sot one owe of murder. There ars, however, three ers*, with manslaughter, two with reps, ems omosalment of birth, two perjury, nine burglary, wen high way robbery, one arson, one uttering forged note, one em besslement, and two cutting end wounding. Balibille comma's in both oourte to-morrow (Tuesday) morning. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YORK, MARCH 12. Owing COlTZT.—(Belore Mr. Jamtioe Blackburn.) SBNTRRCL 2 kolas likro, found guilty al the wisashosghtat of his sun (aged 8 years), at Barnsley, was sentensad to ten yaws' pima servitude. The learned judge said that the case was a very clear one, and showed that the pawls had used the greatest musk to hie son. The aim was en aggravated om, sad t deserved the slalom which he had passed upon the primmer. BIGAMY BY A CLIZOYMIN. Harry Lkyd Sklkrikb. 34 ,_Pialliad__Pnit7, on ewnixdoY last, to marrying Anna Maria Campbell, his former wife, Mona Br u lham Bicksestals, heft Um slim, at Leads, on the lith of November teat. Is was Lit iatad to his lordship that the Nassent pmessdhop wen lii instituted by the young lady isensif. The breed Julie, la penis Mince apes the primmer, said he baked upon as dime es tins al the oral 'gnomon! , • roan lbw tbetlits knew wife woo mill livlai. H. beleamolded a dim injury to dm pan bay, and se owner to setisly, for wo be eboall yaw a teas of the *moor would we doubt 101 with &able ft of ordleasy ariedosbi. He tams adored Biekerotaffe to be feept Is purl untidy toe dm years. TAR MURDER OP TEI CAPTAIN AND CHI2I MATS or TEE ACCRINGTON. BIRMINGHAM BTRRPISCHABR.—MoxDAT. (711011 002. 01Pal ran awmal NUL& SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY. The examination of Frederick Garman, a man of colour and steward of the abaft ship, for the wiltal murder of the easter sad chief meta, was preeded with this mess ing Wore • fall bean of megirrams, Mr. F. Perkins (mayor) presiding. As ea a previous ressioa, Mr. Sharp, prosecuted, and the presser was dehaded by Mr. Mackay. The Ant witars examined was Cherie. Taylor, quarter muter of the ship—He remembered the day the oap tath died, but did not see him after theater until be was dead. Saw the chief mate at eight in the morning, whoa he append in his usual health. Saw him aria at Bis the evening, when hl was lying an his couch in his own cabin, sad seemed to be in great pain. Me was sessibis up , to. that time, sad sever miz i but roe, when he said, ' I do not know what I do if it were not for you.' He never mode any coat ' prim. Wither nand him SW the time of his death, which rearnd at 8 the Ninths& tentliolf; Ha had cramps of a Molest nature in his arms, legs, and hands, sad woe also steered ink ~mg Wad Trailing. Witness gave Mtn Sant Plot wipe and barley-water, at the freest of the doctor, bat he threw them up again. Tiro hours Worship dash where taws rest canape ht him and called the deo ex, who sate and Naked at him, sad mid, 011, it's a oar r' The doctor ordered Won brandy to be gives to Mr A mustard plaster was also put on hie ohms; and witsem wee retorted to rub his lags with dirtel t _ The doctor 04 net see him again after theta Witham acted as steward after the captain's death until the ship ar rived at Pernambuco. In this rapacity hie duty called him into the oaths where the modals, erg was pieced, as there were awe of the cabin MOMS kept than. (la answer to queedor from the bear, sitars mid, although are but La Gape* chief Milos, doctor, sad steward were allowed aeoem - so that odds, spy one uld have gone there if they had liked to have taken the antaoquesosa.) When witness took the berth of steward the medlars sheet was not looked. It contained a greet number of bottles, Sr whole of whir were labelled la English. About six hours after the mate's death witness saw • battle in the doctor's hand, labelled " term emetic," It then hod about half as Ira of whip powder be it, and looked as if it had beta red, mom especially about the neck of the bomb. It reset to farther questions frees the heath, witness said then were hewer sixty sad es minty children who died oa the purge to Pereamboax. exemption of stir, Mho *en in ear, therreve es an average from two be Iwo TAM at ago, dad redo caw viraly fed from the mess. It was the general implodes in the ship that they bad not bees moistly attended to by the doctor. Wither left the ship M Pernantbuoo, where Captain Aadersoa was appointed to the command of her, and she was to have left Pernambuco for Calcutta two or three days after witness WI to come to England in the Oneida. la rem-ormination, witness said that the captain wee drunk every day, and the doctor occasionally. After the death of the captain and mate the doctor was drunk nearly every day. The doctor could at any time go to the ship s medicine ober sad take what he wanted for the use of the surgery. Daring the time the doctor was drunk he would not or meld not attend to the sick, ma= would not be bothered by them. The doctor is an Mr. Sharpe hare stated that he had several other witnesses to examine; but as their evident only alluded to the cruelty they had smartened at the heads of the captain and chief mate, he would not call them =less the beach thought fit. He Mee proposed to put in and read the depositions of wit tiness who were sot pretest, but whose riders had been tars at Perareburo. _ _ . -- ----- -- Prins Dooms Mortmes Alio__ _... 1 .... ....... .......... ism wea the most mei tended on tits part of the captain end chid came, each es is unparalleled IMO is American ships, sad the beech Gould scarcely ham otesonned that any one could Mee bees guilty of each lakpdties. It was very for tunate for the primmer that the bane of the marts of jus tice in this oonstry was conducted in a better manner than that at the mart of Pernambuco. After mass farther remarks by Yr. Sharps, The Yayor said—" Ws will take the responsibility upon ourselves—Prhocer, you are discharged." I Achertumeat.) NORTH BRIYIBB MURANO], COMPANY. (Incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of Parliament.) ANNUAL REPORT, 1860. The annual general sooting of the North British Insurance Compentors bold within the Company's aloes, 60, p i i nowstm e, hftsorgh, an Monday, 6th March, 1860, in terms of the Constitution of the Company, tlir ARCHIBALD ISLAY CAMPBZLL, Bart., ens of the Itatisordl= Dinatore , in the chair. A report by the clinches wee , is which the following results were onamosicated : lilts DIPAITMENT. The hyaena toured 'dada( the seer 1010. egmeneted, &aloft relnentsieem to ...... • • • • • • • .00.3.13 10 6 lasing 14e. sheen the media at Iselyear.) LIPS DIIPAATMENT. OM sow palate. had be= Yoe& eaeurtni the men of And mint of isnonl peentherns..... ...... ..... Hahn • esenidereble hamais• chose acs tIWIRD The =tome of data. under gelid* lonenio o woe ......... .......... . ..... ...... ‘4ooo 0 0 In the annuity badman IS bends bed been geanteoL ter whites ma realign Unman at 00.073 17 3 hlr. Mackay , for the prisoner, contended that the wild. oat* GI the Gesso] at Pera•mbaao was not nidlcient to justify the readies of such evidence on the present occasion. Ile °Goateed It a very strange circumstance that the principal Lumens had been kept beck. Kr. Sherpa said that there was no necendly for any of the witnesses to be present on this occasion. It wee sufficient tor the sods of justice for the depositions alone to be resolved. Be did not, however, wish to press the ow unnecessarily. The Bench stated that when • man's life was at stake:it was • most important point that all the Wil/16111011 should be sent home. _ _ Mae D .... im . . • . . .. ......... 1 Epilog. ..... ....... ............ . ...... ...... I no. /MOMS 0 0 -.=.-- a 14.4,0 I 6 r. t r.w,.••.0,Cm%11411 air-.la vet. Om via omen= AminoWl Plebs. pod _free. ks is wells el AA mi. einem YrrA V A sew whetioal work as the earewreemeess.leipaelfroweemem s , shims. imsposabordas a lbs sonses oples.= *maw sip saw _lipAjlinilipa don saw memomm mum 1:=11141"1% Ordi Mama me IS IVI W N E 7 f a t llN S:W ileils tisisoltiriew . .."4.1".."".eirg4 ; No..lossimileile sew et ems,. had the amend sem= le /1179 083 11 It Tide being the Fiftieth Anniversary, the Directors sub mitted a Wham of the transeotions of the Company since les establkheneet in 1809. The Company had paid to the representatives of de ceased usurers 1,146,1 W, aod Ind allocated to policies, as boneffif„ mid Prate. the gm of 643,9661. 2a. 11d. VII the motion of the Commute, seconded by 0. WAY RENDES, Esq., younger of Lochend, i the report vim UMW.. musty approved of, end the usual Mcleod of 6 per amt. on the paid-up capital of the Company declared, bee of Income tax, payable on Yeaday, the led April nest. The thanks of the meeting were then voted to the local boards end agents, and also to the directors. The Ettnicedinery and Ordinary Directors were then elected, and an the modes of Lord Vimonnt htztvitcr, the thank, of the seine were voted to the Chairman. _ _ ' COURT or COMMON COUVULL.—Asether sad Ima special meeting o 4 the Cart a Oewemea Cosa it he the frof orseliensg the providoes of the government Bill abrbp ter Itegsktais of the Corporation of the City of Loadoe, we. held yesterday, at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor presiding. The ooselderanon was named at clause 62, which, with thaws 63, 6i, and 65, were agreed to albeit • diecumeoe. On claws 66, giving powers to the Coen of Common Council to raise mossy, not excentlag • sem of 60,0001., for providlng or Imposing polka etetkamoa ob jection was taken that It would open a trey dre ineaseaseary or extrevagant expediters, end as ammillmost was made tor oppose' the etwees.—Kr. Dqu Fry spaded that • revise should be bareteeed der mweedar W repayment of burrowed over • maw yeerk - allas Mr. Him.,. objected re the Idea bele' fw • want eatertained that We Comma Cased woad mar raped such . sure a. 60,000!. for sure a parpeek—Ms. Mara Cubit*, of the ;art of the Polies Cementite*. neseksood au tatentton oa their pert of main, much • remmammakame, ad suggested that 30,00 W. should be sabecitated gtr Skalli As macadamia to tam Whet ate agreed we shunt easaleminely. The tear awe& of the MIT VIM them agsmal Woad • resaatka posed empowering the Corporatism Imgalry Camelia* In take mope lot getting the various .sea the emcee' tilting introduced late the WI, Ow met Ma portent of the atateredulanis beim Yea tar reales the rights of th e liter, in Um 'lndia W Lad am, &a Tat Bmr•oit CLUB AMATZUZ PIIIIOIOIANCL-•• It fie Mated that the polio el the rant assatiar puhrusace at the Lyceum Theatre amenat 40111.,,whheirli he tbada Wale the tee heath= fw yawl the woman of th• "Savage Club" se wawa* nada theeedra Th. ?water ...... .......................... =10.4 k arm. Ihrther mamba la am mat Mr. Mackay would contend against such evidence btiog received, on the ground that the prisoner wee not prwent when some of the depositions were taken, and that It was not till after the trial was over that he stood in the position of the accused. Mao Orrtco-11. Prboosotrist. Edloboorb. Looms Orme- 4. Now bsok•boildfass. Loudon. Slasaci 01/71CIL filisagow-102. 716.1=61. ; 67. llooirtUleotrost. —Orcoolorosc Liverpool—Lsobsoss.. 4.7 rows B3wim ars I.llllllMT—llOwes fps Pabo lli ngtriiltOTlE, K.T. TicsPluestossos-2M Mot NOY Pr Numb of SHIII.OOIIIi. Tbs LOW Ha Willed et eTAUL 14imis66-1.61.1 SUM. (Jammu-11r Mil lAusl'iNaldrii. wo. Dar andik orr ail--J i. OHS J. O sanhou L ll i lk sm. John Archlinin...t . Pfaff J. T t lllorpo. Ibi. Wake J. 5m.)... EN . Q O. bouciton—Ale Zip.. Locator place. ' • Mr7IST LIT li. eteKY► • 4, New Beek-bnildhigs, Lothbuy. The Bench decided that the depositions of the witnesses not present should be read. The clerk to the magistrates stated that it appeared on the far of the depositions that prior to the ore being gone bite, the court at Pernambuco had cocas to an arrangement that each member of that court should receive the sum of 21. per day during the trial for the or of their ardor. It at.. sp it, red that the court did not meet till one o'clock in the day and retired early, and that the lavastigation ormpled a period of six weeks. Oa that retro& the primary wee celled upon to make a statement. Several winters@ were saananied during the strops of the prisoner for two daya, and some of the evidence was not takes on oath. The deportioa of Dr. Carroll (surgeon of the ship) was then reed. It proud that on the morning of the captain's death the captain, himself, and the chief mate partook of the " roue." The steward (prisoner) also partook of it and vomited. Ordered Woe; tea to be given to the captain and mate. He himself took an Nestle of ipearatanhs, end re covered. Previous to bessafer, early in the morning the captain bad complained to him of altiveriag Eta, which he thought was the precursor of fever. He su”osed the captain and inate's death to have been produad by some irritant poison having been introduced into the cause." It might have been tartar emetic or arsenic. He believed the porta inset bar bass riven with the cognisance or through the segligeace of the cook or steward. He wee of opinion that it was done out of revenge for the beating they had previously received. - Thedepowlden of Dr. Gordon wee than reed. He was • surgeon at Pernambuco, and had gismo to him for atelyne • bottle contaiairg the vomit of the captain. ln submitting it to the usual testa nothing definite could be &retained, bet co • second trial he detected the presence of tartar emetic or arm* bet, owing to the imperfection of hie chemical ap pliances he mkt met tall which it wan (Laughter The &green of Thomas Cunningham, the round mete, exposed • system of cruelly on the port of the captain and chief mate which creed greet sensation in the wart. The depoeitioe of Jars Ere (a soldier), the doctor's erieteet, showed that the captain used to curse and swear to each on are as to he " enough to sink the ship." The espial& rild the emit poseongers "she devils" and said be word ea the ship ashore mow than go to Caere with than. On or creeks mew him kick a fame perm ger. The orris rid jest beer be appliedat be thought the Noma pump ought so have Ms& The deposition of Freak William, the quartermaster, wee the. reed, gad wee of the meet deposing chenoter, hi far r k &red to the creity of Ilia captain and chief officer. The was the evictors for the proreation. Mr. Meier, as behalf of Ile primer, sentended that this, was no me against Moe, bet that the riders rather wee to oboe that the reel wired was now probably at Creede. Tbe Mayor wed that the Magistrates had given the me Oak serious aneader and try wen of opinion that there mince andinent Write. to deter the primer, and be met therefore be diealsesti. Mr. filtarps—l gm sot am that the magistrates have power to dumb the ore. The Beech—lt wan brought ben to be tried by an se media; to the "raiment& of the act relating to earth an.., end thereto we bar the power of dismissing the charge. We cry know that the orris and dealers bare died, bet there Is no stridence to show what wee the ears of &Mb, or that the prisoner woo ea scorrocey tier*. Thom 7 1 7 1;;;;d;eils of ittasks M the Wanda, Meer dosed Ur SNOW STORM IN THE eliallfpfAL.--TWO OUTWARD MOUND Sum Winoneffi, j—ll'outnwfo f fri,'" Kum% LL Forsevral bows ces &toads, .eight this Mehl+ of coast was visited by a heavy tall of wergw. The wind Maw attest from the south-west, which curled the mow with such form mad dimity ea le abet rat all Ow of the meet lights. Two time outward booed from the Threes wet ce shore between his place ca r d , and it is ilmred that they will become wrecks, thareby.lavolviag eery serious I+. The first vessel which stranded was the Docks last week, *en with a general cargo of mereheadiss, for China, and lad cleared the Dowse and was making her course down Channel, when she encountered the strong fall of mow on Saturday ermine, and emetnelly went ashore about half-past 11 o'clock in Best Wars Bey. The coastguard, on heartagi g he wreck, reedited the most prompt aid, bt the hope of g her off, but all their 'Lau failed, sad at low water she was lett high mad dry on the sand. Yesterday two or three powerful steam tugs were employed at high water, with a view of haatiag bar off, but she could sot be mewed. Every expedition is now being made to lighten her of cargo, eadebeemailtat trial well he made weave the ship. The tidy, however, are falling off, and as the weeither a three tanieg foes era anuatahati se toole Ma. The other ship was the Woodoote, Capttin Fleming, bound to Adelaide. She had receive] a genend cargo in the Landon Docks and like the former ship wee making her coarse down Chan nel, when she was caught in the storm, aid amidst the darks+ went ashore yesterday morning at 1 o'clock, near Dytneburch, • few miles to the eastward of Dung++. Tugs have been mpg+ is endeavouring to tow tie ship off, but to no pur pose, she remains hat in the mad, and every despatch is being need to discharge her. Her position is most critical. fibs belongs to Mr. G. Mamba& The ships and cargoes are Insured fora oonsiderable amount. The mast guard are +slim a vigilant watch over the 'trended vessels. THE LOSS OF THE IitINOAZIAN.—On Monday last the daily papers costae+ the distressing intelligence of the loss of the steamer Hungarian. Captain Dela+ of the American ship Pochantsa, happened to enter the office of Messrs. Ns+, Newport, when one of the members of the firm mentioned to hum the painful intelligence he had just read of the steam r, little imagining that the unfortunate captain bad a wile and child on board. The coaster:station and anguish depicted upon the countenance of Captain Delano soon told the tele of sorrow to those who happened to be present. It appeared that the captain brought his wife and child from America to Liverpool, and on leaving that port he rent them bark again by the above-named ill-fated staimer rather then expose them to the hazards of a long voyage to Rio de Janeiro. The Pochantas was expected to sail on Tuesday list. We understand that the mental anxiety of the unfortunate master will incapacitate him from taking obarge of her until he can learn full details of the late of those no near and dear to him. The mate will, it is stated, take chary of the vessel, as he is qualified to do so, having recently bee offered the charge of another American ship. It is a ecomewhat singular coincidence that Captain Beekfard, of the Allegorise, from Canso, who is now in this port, lost hie wife a short time since under very similar cit.- cumetanoes. On touching off Queenstown he accidentally received the melancholy tidings of hie wife's demise —Star of (Amt. LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—WINTERTON, NORFOLK, MARCH 10.—A few days ago, during an unusually heavy gals of wind, the brig George end James, of Lund+, was seen in distress off Winterton, with her sail. split, tacks and sheets broken, and unmanageable. Expecting that she would strike every minute, the beaohmen aaembled and proceeded forthwith to launch the new lifeboat belonging to the Royal Na.ional Lifeboat Institution. At half -1 eat S o'clock the brig struck the ground ball-a-mile south of this plate. The lifeboat's crew card every exertion to fetch her as soon as praibiq which they fortunately succeed .d In doing, and afterwards in beioglng the shipwrecked Maw, eight in number, solely on shots. The gals afterwards con siderably moderated, end the brig was got off lets in the evening. DEATH ST Figs.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bed ford held an inquiry in the vestry room, St. Martin's, re specting the circometaacee in connexion with the death of Mr. William Copeland, aged 68, a retired solicitor. The on imamate dammed, it was sated, bad formerly carried on a very extensive practice in Linooln's-inn, but bad retired from the profereion, and tad been residing at his estate in Marlborough, Wilts. From theevidence of Ellett Parry and Ann Windom, two servants at the Crown Hotel, St. Martin's mutt, it appeared that the deceased was is the habit when he came to town of staying at the hotel. On Wednesday eight, shortly before twelve o'clock, he ems Into the hotel and went up stairs to bed. Nothing mom was heard of him until seven o clock the next morning, when be rang his bell, and on the witness Willden going to his room she found him lying on his bed oedema+, with hie face, arms, and other parte of the body frightfully burned. The bedding was ex tensively Injured by fire, and the room was in the utmost confusion. The deceased asked fur • pair of +more, to cut, as be said, the gloves from his handy, but on examination It was found that instead of gloves it was the burnt flash that be wished to cut off. The dammed did not seem to know what he was saying or doing. Mr. Bainbridge, surgeon of St. Merlin's-lane, said be was called is to the deceased? He found that the ends of his lingoes were completely destroyed by firs, sad the flesh of the hands was hanging in shied., and his arms, thighs, staunch, and face were also horribly burned. The deceased was per lowly sensible, and In answer to witness said, "I left a candle batedag when I went to bed, but I was very confused, harmg that night drank • large quaitity of spirits and water and I come into the house quite intoxicated, and I think I must have pat the lighted candle does to the bad, which had caught Sr.." The deceased seer rallied, but expired the following night from the afoot of the frightful brain he bad received. The jury returned a verdict that " The de . ceased had died from the bums, which had been accidentally tanmd: GMAT NOMMILII RAILWAY BIWIFIT IhreTITI7- SION AND 111121/8L 41.10102•11C11 8001117.—A meow el all retake of the Greet Northers /Wimp staff was held last sight. st the e-ereme 11111110110, 10 aceseMer the= batty to the w aste d the genies el the aboveassad Mr. easatiel W hot ese M 9at orwripas7 . • It appeared that the basset tareethea wee to pro vide for the Mill el la ammeebeee t end is are el death, far tit* widows end einbeno—the Mutual Aseleteace !Deist Is Jowl extra rebid Is as met d assidtat es any Mbar swims ealmity. Donn a implosead dloweeitn, the Wel pits et ions emend se be, Inst. whether Ur benella sesisties eloweld be eandmied t o umbers lonian the eneputts serene; sod essend, the eenperative lass elhae Monk sesistios beim the venom world. way • sindelen was pond sire* the desirability of we laseesse et the positional eamehese rem* involuted. sad al ails smother ionosel reestbsi ea ea awls dine Is I dArthemiNso ai es alms stints. , MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RATLWAY.—The tietsl expenses of this comma '. ransom including rents, tolls, duty, dux, from Jan. 1 to March 4,1 amounted to 51,9561. as against 49,0431. for tbe oomeepooding period of 1860. The proportion of the &math J.notioa re ceipts stereiag to this conspeay from Jim. 1 to March 4, amounted to 4,2951. as stratum 3,9771. for the eorrespooding of 1869, and the :venue to 1,998/. again,. 2,1941. pried es receipts, isoledteg rents, Ito., et this company's camels from Jan. Ito Feb. 29, emanated to 11,8481., as against 11,8151. for the oorreepooding period of 1859, sad the uprose to 8,0311., as against 6,9191., Mavis, a balance of net profit of 3,8164 ea 'glut 4,6961, for the oonoopoad. big pirkd of 1859. NAVAL AND MILIIAII7. ADMIRALTY, MAD= 12.—PzoNcrrioNe.—Aotiag &NINA Claw Ambient Hagtheere :—T. booth, to the lisselley ; W. Mgraterio, to the Medium, 4. Ardor Ilesead Mae Ambient Rughteer B. Mee, to the 0 7 0 kor, & Arronmtsarre.—Lieeimmeats : J. G. Mead, sad A. H. Winston, to the Wpm, 6. Master : D. Mews, to the Masers, 6. Second Mester : V. Jones, to the Itryal Albert, 121. Asetsteat Ma: H. YemeA, to the Matta% 17. CHATHAM, Mainz 12 This morning a detachment of 100 men of the let battalion of the Bth (the King's) Regiment, who have been laundered to the 2nd battalion of that corps, left this garrison by *eclat train, and proceeded to jots the dispfit of the 5d balion at Temp:emore. The head-guarani of the bid battalion of the Bth are at Gibraltar. PORTSMOUTH, Mince it The Osprey, 4, 'MOW despatch vessel, arrived at apkiessd this morning from the Mediterranean, and wlll sail to-marrow for the metward, to be paid efi The Madly, 4, paddle, Meet*? Commends' 8. Hoed, is coaling, end when complete will mil for Malta, to supply the place of the Tartarus, stu ming unwel l woolly paid off. The Hornet, 17, laws, hes Ma MOW tar The Firebrand, 6, swam sloop, slammed out (M b : . o Whancias to mike a WWI of her engines. As she was lasnag the harbors' the tide °mph' her on the bow send drifted her ever towards the Gosport chore. She fouled the Sprlghtly, mesa weal, white was at her meetings, bet no @snow damage was, we bellow, the result to that vessel. The brawl had her ffylag jib-bows rattled sway. For LONDON 111111 RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS.— A viola mating of time general council of this corps wee bold yesterday •fillnlooll at the Ff010111•011/' Tavern ; the Namara of Denial la the chair. There were also pretest the learquis of Cleariuwele, Lord Talbot de Kaiak', Mr. D. 8. Ler, M.P., Gesterra Mathias, Bir John ft. Ulla, YALE., Mr. Mows J. O'Ccsaell, Mr. Mon , somery, Mr. Lyles O'Beiros, Mr. D T. 1.. Mistily, Dr. O'Coaser, &IL After the traiesties of some rentals Waimea, the Margie of Donegal sesesaced that he had made srr ti site tor the yips of tit dna exercise of the corps pies at naribigierlosse, ea Tuesdays and Fritts's, frau (Mock, pas„, sad era liaeaedey swabs. until 10 o'clock, I. oddities to its ein iliefol.ll at littagerford-hall is the mai. of Tsai" Thursdays, and &Maydays, hum As until alma &sink. As sissies by bills, award* / to preview soiree, cl seeva eg : re hen eucestee masa ban is gourd la cesplass with thesis tie seeps, to aid the la leas-military natters, sera took pies, whoaa shes the iellowlas Ware chows limy* so Coay, the Zara of h MIA Gleseralm Abits, M 11l s. oaqipmery, Mr. Ansa, Morgan J. O'Cles sell, NA Dr. O'Coesser,sapilasracompeaiss, to be sz-alisie scabs& The Marquis of Distal, osemusedeat of the carpe t ant preseedel to WOW ia efeetiee iron these pre seat. Assapt these swum is were the Mends of Marl on* Lard Talbot de Makehide, BS J. 8. I.Ms, Mr. LP*" 011otass, Chseera Amides, to. The duties of the panel [ 4 basin sada cs the election of the astiostive otes -11 wee esecedirsly diseelesd.