The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-05 00:00:00

4 7 A';* 11 NEWSPAPER • .441 • • " 2 ' l ' . . 11r vixpre . , • At* SSali • ~. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Na 4,309.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5. IE6O. knowledge of this communication, and ascertained that they knew nothing of it. The duke stated that it was very disagreeable to him that it should be supposed that be was interfering to promote the departure of individuals to Italy. Under these eircumstancea, though it is painful to me to be t• any steps against a person who appears to have held a good position formerly, still I feel that if notes forged in the name of the Disc IYAumsle or others are circulated in this manner, it was my duty to take the most effectual steps to stop the circulation of such notes. The prisoner said If Mr. Himnowt knew what privations he had suffered, that gentleman would pity him. He com plained that he had not received money due to him from the War-office. Mt. Henry said, the case was now out of Mr. Harcourt's Mob. If be had not been fairly treated by the Wskoillce he had a remedy, and that was no excuse for an act of for gery. After some further observations, his worship re manded the prisoner. SARDINIA. MESSRS. MONZY WIGRAM sad SONS' (01 Maeksrall yard, Londool LINZ PACZET SHIPS to - I P. at% —F , r HELINICHNE, Port Phillip direct to leave 44 ).UNDiIIAY. Jane 20, calling at Plymouth ) , the si.l, iti.per skip 104sita. A 1, 1.030 tons, GEORGE H. PAWN. coum.uuler. lytes In the lost India Deere This skip , news. Meaty Wm and Sonscelebrated lire whit h comprises the Lincolnshire. Suffolk, 'Leak N ork.hirt, and other hot, tumults, and weD known ships= ant filled expressly for the pumar tend, to Andra& Enr weommdations for all clown of peenousere are aisearpme4 ant die will cam an esperientsmi eureses. For height or pee. apply to M'LLOD. ALLPOit sad 110110A.N, with Illeewe. Ho /. W 1011. A Id and SONS. 3114 lowisalollorreet.—Peeseo p.m by this Me .31pm:heft see iswereped ben Paidheplea es I•11rn. oth, erst-cisas tor seelesialeme twee, of eeseemielnes thtnl class fans. T. JAMBS'S HALL. Picoadilly.—WASH- 1 INTIR • INTAIOTON YRICVDII OLAND 11(IIMCAL andPICTORIAL (MINT, analtani TWO SOURS I N XIA. DAILY at lima and light o'clock etalln la. Am. • la—Box-ollai ore from 10 tin a—dactetary, Yr. IL /WAR D& MUSIC. SOCIETY. ILato linteUtgente. HOUFF OF LORDB.—Jurra 4. (Marc OUR OWN ARGYLL ROOMS, Greet Windmill-street, limed t to Ad d Pettisinent NOTICK-11 wrest 8 OILING SAIDON added to this istAblidissiast. every Evening with the YONSTII UNA anidneted by Luanne, ettet-ttotalimare to the Ittemetcw IfemoMen. Open at 8 o'clock. Adminion. le. The fourth concert of the season took place Let waning, "by commend," and was honoured by the promos of her Wady and the Prince Consort, the Mug ef the Belgians, and the Prinoseses Alice and Helena The royal party entered the Nanover-equem Rooms shortly sitar 8 o'clock, and the National Anthem was phiyed by the band, both on the arrival and depletive of the illustrious visitors. The programme, slam& it included two symphonies—namely, the strained alma& (Before the Lord Chanosilar,Lord Cranworth, Lord Wens leydele, sad Lord Chelmsford.) Their lordships sat this morning for the hearing ot • arid the greater part a the day was occupied in the hearing d a 'part heard cased "Boma y. the Countess of Morning top," upon which, although relating to long and complicated litigation as it eame Were the tense, the only question wee whether certain orders of the court of Chancery in the amureought of right to have bean enrolled in order to entitle the plaintiff to bring an appeal to this house. Their lord ships took time to consider their judgment. TEUI CHAPEL ROYAL of ST. GEORGE, Wladsor.—Jest pobbohelL a merles el IS lITIZIOGRAPHIS, Illoetratlag tbe hierW ef thle meet wCeit boils& hi. aging the Melt ,_ th ewl Iles* lbw Oiseteph at MILS the Primes offlethl, sad the leo is , ected by hr Korey the Quer% War a deetipt by ILL the Mere Cawort, Id. to the warreary el the Dmitri of i we WaseerAer. The Nodes =wet free ow rewelpt of no, or t pposimme r Sa. We JOlOll, leh Offettogeet, Lowsh sway ono , mite Doodatarel Wbelesaleoal firreepertsibub • WKEKLY STEAM 001DIIMOATION to NEW YORE—Its LEVIZPOOL, NEW TOM sad PEITIADELPHIA MAW OM' COI/ANlNtatesi Eta* chin( UM& taileW4llll4 tram flaw Illimmihips, calling M Qoaratown " inhaiWWWOrl irOYa i _lOl EILW YOll. SPORTING. CITY Of WASIINOTOK. Wednencisy, Jens 6. KANO A ROO. W Jan I& ILDIN ISt UM In j June WY. And every freenneasi Wolosoky. Cabin s.b.l7,eelllwileeeoeerilefl werie ittlon. Forward pusw. pienre. billalng al previsions mooted. Paesensers for Muni NM as Wagers Nine limend ihrongt ces my advantageous limmi.--Pew knew mania ggly to WILLIAM AN. Ajr= ob ropeli; el to 'ER sad WACKY, W. Kb. .-MONDAY. 4 11 4 STEAM to BRZION.—TL. North German untre las powerful raw derweldp OMAN. Owesle Is us.. ea Ammon! . s aim a lionatrdials ika abl dwi r e r a gg% sewn Fu —alalase t = rE a : Ms. AS a l lan rad • hat ni M p te Char UM WC Mal ABM legratetycla. :ar al WWII* aad PlLLlWlfkapola Saar MaMbilmmoWNlA of n. lwoeleew felp. SAL ASCOT RACZB.-011AXPAON!, SOL wry laparlar, OIL par dosoa -OEOII6 WALKS& mad Ca, Wag laga ImpaoSoos 111 the above wines, can highly mow mead thaw MIT SOL sad SOL per dom. a 1119117 . BILA D AK, palms *gam Ws. sad le&me Per 'alb W ° . iss dem ma, MAW* et Ilassrs, e t a.. GIORGI ALMS awl Ow, idigwaire-roa4. W., and 01, W Tareraliest. aty. ST WI earl 80 ,N 78, _Mello ',pi ow PIIIKISof 2 1 171,15 elj e grr i arla. tram $s Via& Va. OIL : owlet, Us., VA, par dssi. ; Vw surperfar smiad. Ma, AL, Ilia, Vs, 32a, 30r. : rstarla/Vbe VlSrla sr bravos. dB.. mi. IV. , ClMadam : Our* Ma vs Oidloalw. Eft :M. Mak bog oalsas Morogam. boa, Illy M.. Via ; oempigata lee. 42"., Oft floors awl Mbar ispadar bomb. Ma, Oa prams vlarwJa. : lbarsitas. Lava. ddi sr dry, Ma par .loves Wipes of stew dreeelpliese sus marnalir. DeD. orlolda eve Wigs bas al swum Toms aria DEMARTINI3 at the IRethteed I .1 !Atty.—RAM gold le wait= .—TIIOII NUNN INA strongly rsesmsormil ear in of the above meat thippers Sousa dialler WY% fry end try per demo typifier, Sik, dirnolit.. sod Arseatitlado, Mb., gam, of aaa. : old Ire taillya, nod aft Mielletra, No. indenes's IWO. Ws and rim ; eager Ilrbss, Ms. 44V., sag gas. ; wry old mod WO ifiss, M. We.. No. to MY COrtAit—geed Bergson. 180 . 111411 s&No 81 . ZeldWto. tie and Ni.: blear der mato( Oen No Is Ms. aifiegeome, gee& No : very good, : seportor. My, OW. WY, sad Ola. o+/red by THOS. XV X X rod SOX& obey, aptifi r and Sows nerifiifie Arm* of M pen perreyen te isisty d Lireirolifi, 21, lamb's OnehOtorreet, W.C. Priced Idle ea agelleatioa. N OURISHING LONDON STOUT known as lisebay e, mailoolk dons g wed Me he panty, awl ow illigue llbillty. ieran the *M em ma 11/110O hlab lin aserhemesmt Woken la say other fees of malt beverage. emu *AI 6. *=4 la VW& at to ad a CL ltt , laa I li= ttmem : la harp —ltA ITT tale J. 11. Oast, IC Ima m. italalleied lea year& BARLOVPB 81:1J'-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Novo•Ossompolloi dosoarolloi Soutar sourelos SAILOR'S PATWIFT CAME Ift•IITO—No owls of osilsoost distsrbod la IMlll yc irg iuss lo sag • InsdnaltolL Poles lio SAILLOWII • IMPTEL—Worrostod to moo as Mos d com b _ Mos N . Ida grids SAILOR' 101.101110 Kill SC3III.—WM rood • =Atli meoad_koso •Om si sod pow roar. POTATO MAIM.—FiIo soft folhod to slot Dom Is godooliss. 1/ ai arm ow Ns solos oxidised. Moo da. N.S.S. Is eiro b t a ts . MIMI BAILOR. II4, Mos atm.. Meta sod potosSoa Sus doll Ws sow sod sidnetio . os •17 Mk& all Woos sus apodoss PHI HABANA CIGAR COMPANY (lihnited mensm. .M._ inn 1.1e(lral 4 1 R WILLIAM DICIIION. 11•1., Clair am. The Mein We 10,r.tarandlt. I CUL 2. C. Signiii. Zr., Admiral Punta.. MOM llssmas. Itaas. Lill N el Lbl.l:iitlttl, Marisa aad isisaissy limmtar. The above I .rcapeny turtle penile aU le emir sioak al teal ansaiaa Hairue ctgara. Wag Ur laapal NM ahaismat Is Ennp,. Alb. to Obi.. ..irbrueed end Wawa sad lhalr arab patauted Pipe t (inra offices aid Wirabsum, 41, P.P.I.m IL James's, Loselos. S.W. Spatial 'obi speisiter Ur a garaM alms L a. : N. Ir. fllalakaalk ' L Colmar/a . ak Las Wlllimaareat. Claa : Or 11.3141 u . fu. Graftaa-ataaort . Mandrake : is am 11„ %Wood seen et (*.unbridae :1, Trinity stmt. MHZ BERT and 011:11APIBT TIAS and J. COMM la =OLAND an al an liars la# ume Z ir.4. l•lmal al mum ma Qt. Tr Menthents, Qty. (Nei grams as ard Omer Tea, fa It. fair.. fa. 44., sr 40. : ?kit rasbatt& la sr la Tr sr arm to re vales of Sta. air winlmis trot le my array Welke as sartet tor' Yrilaad. • rift sarrar Soon at amerst prior All tr.& aurae fro ellkiarsa rem et the Qty. THE EAST INDIA TZA COMPANY (log tr.l Oho way Compry vto import ado TZAS sod supply the public dlevet„—• isor soft of If par ma& Moo colobnuoJ at.. bog of tea bar b. PL par ;of Who la Its uee►Wberry, frorn In I fine Upson foorloso. to rondo fs. fd.— ooso, to, Groat Heitoloolowolgard, Dlohoprookoiroet. QOYER'S SULTANA SALTOE, Relish,, Succu- A 3 Mum Aromatic biumard, &a —Thaw excellent preparatioas, whk h the bowel its sanitary inallastion of Articka of reported so favourably of tLdeparity and wholesoosenewk AP• to he obtained a all croon.* sal I marvhousamon Is Use 1 itltisl Kingdom Tbey • Inelsoishiewilli itsh. meat. sane, poultry. twigless. stews, mad •B nub diass, sad Impart also to choir. *maim and cutiN• •mg &Usk= Omar. Wholesale, titi roll and MACKWICLL, rangers to the Qom, 21, Sobo- WOW% Loodas. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to JONIaa, lowtherdweada—Fmllalss Table assess sad Forks, Ai fia per &ma; Demon lissome sod Yorks. It par dem. Warr•alled plied as posto Nickel Whir. pokQUITABLE WEDDING PREKENTEL—Com- to Ode COFFIZ and VIA BM settervis plasm SW, r 4 tree to say nava at sesslia of a poil4Ace order.— Wait. Lowilasramtis. ri?°IMPORTANT SALE of Brat-elase new and aecontl heel FITRNITCILL—J. DINT and CO. beg to an nounce to the pololle that they have purchased the entire Fwd. Vire of several large 'mows, which, added to their already the largest stock in London. they are offering at half Its real value, tomprlsda: suits, of dining, drawing, and bed room In oak, mahogany. walnut, sod other wooda : mahogaan i t TO.III chairs at tin . walnut drawing room ditto. In silk at Iss nil.. telescope dining tables, at vils. . Iron bedsteads, at ks. ed.. every other article proportionately cheap, at the Greer Western Furniture Bazaar, IP, El, Sr. and Pr. Crawford street, liakevAdreet . established SO years. Shippers to hot climates will Owl the above stock emeelled, sad are sow making the larievt. display In Loudon od leseasi break iron. sod wood braids ad, Al lilted with furniture, sad attire new puttied beds and balding complete, ttlt y =dencrlption of led-roma fur niture. kveryartkle Narked the lowest Woe la pUin genera Exchanged or maw returned if not approved et earring, paid to any renew Madan la Me kingdom. Ire skew for pecking or the use of area BRECKNELL, TURNER, and SONS' HAND CANDLINTICKS with Itor Wood Om lholoo entirely pr, vent the guttining of nada whoa main/ obsol—ititeK • N ELL ft it NKR, and BONS, Wan sod Mow olorlisn mat Mop sw•l ~11nterthAnts. at the Wm IWO It 'MIL injumutot. &K. 23. sti x rTßoinci—LE !er AH and Cce . 7 l : r Wlll Nod Is We per tea. tiellveLel tbereeolity r. t.. soy part al Lender. To sem* &Werke at Uwe al.' pm all 4.4rdsts eleoldel be (teenaged Waked delay to t owl t*.mperly. (Vet °sem, North laNdem aanws7. l • oo • o, it n or Irieobied. St UND and WHITE TEETH an indispensable t.. 0.1 attraction, Wig le heath awl kenavlty hy Ile reign' wookettoe of feed. ROWLANDS ORONTO, or Neat U minim s white powder ampeeed ad the dwicest and lama Wei Mrehi laptedlents d the teinalel berbel. it extirpates in tartan*. adheaketa to We teeth. awl emu •wet-Uke white s... to the warestleit swelso• amele as NI~ Proems a decay of the teeth. aed tale.= a brae flat et the gum To lowth Wet from the eatatirtees sad iliabeass giaalass oC the Womb. attains a parity and trneweee dial to he pweeemor Pelee Cs W. per hos. IDeellew—Tbs wards .10.. Wale t Mont.." ite . ars on the lattiA rid A. Newbod and n, 20. ii&ll.lllpUdelC ea eke i ns MI he Uwe. sad 07 amebas and pertswere IMAM MIL M R. =BELLS celebrated 011TEOPLASTIO Ex mint Tao eel, deggbig Teader sod ?Nil Sada became Tor Praia ?M D = value* Pat-tree kt 1110 idissolioas toclosed).-814 X. ontigseet. Lawton *dog Os DRBZLLOC'S LOZZIKILS and POWDIR, :4 mewl ir Ilm • . cammak ONIMP OM Rl4i el by Ye la. apenel ti tt of MI& he Ms M aa adaa as an no somas ammo of 111:= mil I -4s. tie Ma 0 Nomm la. M. Ms MUM d pooder.--pasrma ppm. G. Jana% Imre Climbk 116 SW um* Waft& QPICTACILIA im ved by HARRIS and la SON, orM rood Ur dad. Soder moot be mods Stook with or osibloo, ; M b w a t ias th e=So. to No Odd sod taws Illoolodos sod 1 variety, st Keay lAorprigia NorrWo cl E Slook W. pod trio THOS. lA.S.SIS owl SON, to WM No* 0 10 0 0 do MOS WM= Ladd& Istablisiod ITSO. Orodow—lio ftwoollooodopYroL riLATE FIRE in the EDGWARE ROAD. s l izen and liaillALL are deicer to rake known that tteeetnette. SWOND PAST d the SALVAGE STOCK I. sea =dlug. and that they re In • psalm after the (rentable owner the ninnerene Werra ot thee Medi and petrort aad M the sent {line reedeeltally entree rd the mid parer el iheir •= 1. 7.11 enerear weird kr Jeer ot rich and witty thaillea, Opera Clare, redoes Fancy Dame, Wad War Urea treettne• Glee Gera Tottenham Mrs red Prided 111wrem lketerea ha, illibeer L. Silk and Goatee Orem Peneda Math NW , Weid Abaft end DAM dr &a, iv= e mired r" . mad tad dreg to Oar hie the Wren hare racily redo Beau ant herrall • caridermile alloranee, b senemannee ot trek rep re daterrined le eve the mobile the tell advantage, end will Wee the entire Srek at proem hitherto unprecedented. N. IL—No tree sheer be led Y nrides se early eclectics. the ear bobs lir Ned to Twelve Der edy, is order to make room tar re norms to enter the preadese to part rebuild, sad rake other moreary alteratiaes —MEN and SZILAAM., the Bee rive, 63, and 61, Wigwam road, W. Jon WM UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. , CAMRRIDIIII. Joys 4. B.L IMANINATION. OILDIXAITY 13 . 1101&66. - Exasilsed end approved : De. Ascher, Trinity College Marsh, Trinity Hall ; Marshall, Peterhoese Wlev ; wain ,; EntrnanueL Examiners : JT. Abdy, J. B. itr, John Westlake, Henry J. Roby, OXFORD, Jaws 4. Taimrrt Couroa.—The find open election for fellowship at this college, under the new statutes, took plans this morning, when Mr. Albert Venn !Marie k., RE, Balboa College (first class in the School " , rositioribus,' in the final examination, Barter terra, 1866), and Mr. David norms, 8.A., of Jesus College Omit elm in the School of " &lentils, Math. et Phys., &MOIR task 1858; Junior Mathematical Scholar, 1866 Senior Mahe matical Scholar, 1869 ; Johnson's Mathematical Selneler, were elected. At the same time Mr. Pt" tram Torludige School, Kent, wu elected Scholar. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. At a session of council on Saturday hot, Dr. Januar was appointed to the offices of Hassmans' profes sorship of clip al medicine and of physician to the heopital, vacant by the resignation of Dr. Parks, on his appointment to the pn.fessotship of hygiene in the new army medical school at Chatham. A vacancy in the °flee of assistant physician to the hospital, with the end ont-patiente, ceessioned by the promotion of Dr. Jame' was ordered to be advertised. For the Andrews adielerakips to be awarded in October next, it was resolved to invite Yr. Hobert B. Mew, fewnimly • gado* of the college and afterwards of et. John's College, Cambridge, for mathe matics ; sad Yr. Edward Stesear Dowdy, N.A., late of Wisdom College, Word, sad now petnslp. l of University Hall, Lades. for ehmies, to be the mambas he malaise Moe with the jorofeseces of mathainstice and natural pinlo =6and of Latin and Greek respectively ; and for the scholarship in political eamoniy, to be awarded in December, it was decided to invite Mr. Richard Holt Hut ton, A.X. a Fellow of the college, to be examiner in con junction with Professor Wale y, AM. Thanks were voted to Sir Francis Goidamid and Hr. Frederick Gokliniid fot the kind and valeabis present which they hod made to the cakes of • tell-inigth portrait et the late lamented Horse de Ooklmaid,—one of the original fousiden, ea well as one of the warmest and most esteemed friends of Univer sity College. A bust of Sir Edward 8. Cressy, late Pro fessor of History, and bow Chief Justice of Ceylon= IL G. Papworth, joe., was also received. Sir Cressy, on his retirement from the college, having been in gqvested by the commit to assume the tiW of Emeritus Pro fessor of History, had, on accepting and 'staring thanks for the honour by letter, expreseed his gratifiaatioa at knowing that be Amid still, in title, if not ia presence, be con nected with the Meditation which he had so long regarded with afedies and wide." The professors took leave of their cameo at • diber given by them in the college a few days began his departare for Coyle.. " EANTWAID Ho!" AND "Hors Aoaor."—The following of distinction have visited the Osilet7, " , to view Yr. two celebrated pos tures, lanterard He!" sad " Homo Ap.in s" —The Mar- qui errownshead, this Dowager Countess Gary, Lord A. a ammo,* Med et Essen, the WI t eg isril t 4cd Has Man. MMay Herbert, M.P., Lena Agatha Mattray, the Bari of Beam& Sir F. Barb, Lady Mary Hope, the H. M. Dem, W Moan &Otto. Sir J. nett, Sir H. Seymour, the Lady 1171,fir Homy Chsinberlsin, Bart., Mr. a Y. Willcox. 2 Les, Esq., M.P., the Dowil Lady Fil mier, 'Mk W. li. Maculae:. Bert., Count de Flat.., air R. Oarasy. Fag.. M.P., Maya Charles D i m., w oo d goose, Major Warsaw, Oohed Atwell LAD isiZaas), W. F. Hama le¢ t . Lt. CD19641 B. IL UHL Mnensghtea, Bert, Xit,her•Omnod LiwabranitAlenaral Liedsrat.thairal gas* I nowt Fewmary, I.P. "Italian " of Mendelsohn, and the " Khios • of Beethoven (both finely executed under the able direction of Professor Bennett)—was much shorter than lend, and included but one novelty—the first appearance at these time-honoured commis et Mlle. Artat, a young Treat* I singer of remarkable) mak pommeing a my fins Mem, and mach musical feeling el the bast kind. /Ms. AAA gen the intensely dramatis " AI mon 1110 of Neyerbget, and the divine air, " Dsh wind non tardier,' from Ilnieri " lA 6 Nom di Fiprq• mid in both Whams mdellak wellonstitsd swam TM other piens he the p 11.11110.8 vice the line overturns to the " Bahr el the Bpinite and " lay Bias," to emit id Which ample *dim was dam by. the gnsarparable toad d the Philhussonis Beggityt The rooms ware crowded. MR. JOHN PARRY. XL and Mrs. German Reed's -benefit at the se•Yseset frog puldie lifa Yr. Pirry mole his ap-, poratioe in the character of an artist aimed with portfolio, and his entrance was the signal for a boar• of applause. His recognition by Kt and Sim Reed foie lowed, and he was asked whether same seven years ago he was not celebrated for his singing, which, after the ex- ' lailition of a dos amount of diffidence, ha admitted, and upon being pressed to give s specimen of his powers as • vocalist, he complied, aod sang with all his old well-tnowri powers of expression "Fare Rosamond," which " broughli down the house," and Mr. Parry was obliged te reappear to bole hie aimowledgments. The rifle volunteer sioverneat brought him again on the stage, and the fiat part concluded with a eapital trio and finale (adeptations from La Huguenots and La File du Regiment) in which Mr. and Mn. Reed and Mr. 'Parry in turn presided at the piano, while the others went through certain military evolutions. As all three are bra runt pianists this scene wee moat effective, mid it wee re warded with the applause it deserved. In the second part Mr. Parry took a share in the finale, which consisted al reminiscences from R Beekere, sad gave the accomplished buffo singer the oppertunity of distinguishing himself es Figaro. MR. WASIIINGrON PAIENIYBG2EAT 4MERICAM TOUR. Yesterday evening Me. Wmhington Friend opened bis entertainment to • num/roes audience in St. Janteds Hall, Piccedilly. The tour omits of panoramic representations of 5,000 miles of scenery in Canada , and United States. The panorama opens with the ' city and harbour of New York ; then the visitor is sup posed to be conveyed along the Hudson River, and after. wards to make • moonlight ascent of the Catskill Mountains. The picturesque valley of the Mohawk and the Trenton Falb having been passed, the city of Rochester, which is mid te be the head-quartets of I bloomsrism and strong-minded women, appears ; and the first part of the entertainment closes with the Falls of the Niagara. The panorama of the United States, though not deficient in attraction, is some thing the wone for wear. That of Canada is not only in muck better preservation, but appears to have been more earefully painted. Among the beat scenes in the latter exhibition may be mentioned the views of Lake Ontario, the peat St. Lawrence River, the Thousand Wanda, a Che•dia Farm-yard, and the Victoria-bridge. In the. teems of his explanatory lecture Mr. Friend introduces • pest variety et soap sod characteristic anecdote*. The map an tee the ewe pet well remind—ea they deserve is h• -] TO CHARON MAD' far STAMPING PAPS% A.N and INVILOPIS lOLA ARAM CWT or LNITIAIA.— NODIUGUIS roporiorormawkid odhosho INTISOPSIA rd. par WO; oreiradord ad* lON dad M coins kir N.: Oda Raw Iv. rubor; for IA ; iroporSoo foolery. SA per Ion; orromoo poor, 40. St Immure wink wzoconio Sammons, INVITA TIONS to tio OMOIONT. 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L =or& whit It to he pialeolerty oharved, that Co w say 0100 not spassed la ea be arbeared, or Us r . lls Mr= otratialas "The Orrwth la of taaftart of Bala ` ladtallz mw ta rules for sail aemorasta‘ sal na el prism Cosy as on sopa man. wr pest trea THE " INDISPENSABLE' SUIT, wade In venom Bei r a,andinona sod *started tor IreJ traellingp i and budia di rli gi g I o universally tic lipd bethounalesmisslabln nal airrinr ors salt ever let d. Peke from Pia le be obtained et Z. MOM aed poor. maw et Illeaelee Alikgets. awl maw of Now Oaregelesell and lisrteleeet. METROPOLITAN cmAarsor SCHOOLS. Yesterday, in the forenoon, 4,000 of the children belonging to the various charity schools of the metropolis, the annual meeting of whom has been for so many ears held under the dome of St. Paul's, met in the room at Exeter-hall for rehearsal, prior to their usembliug at the Crystal Palace, which interesting event will take gam there to-morrow, in consequence of alterations now in the metropolitan cathedral. The children, upon the ir reaching the ball, were received by Mr. John Stewart, the active honorary secretary of the school enter tainment committee, and swami of the fnends of educe tion. The general manager of the Crystal Palace Company was also present, and the conductor, Mr. G. W. Martin, most energetically performed the duties of his office. The /1111111111/11 man of juveniles presented a very pretty appear ayes, and their trai re n g lgF a red to be, as nearly as pos. perfect. At signals they ceased to am sad whim to resume they Nee mod isossogy, and pomaded spin, without any noticeable error. Ammer( the companions rehearsed upon the occasion, sod whisk are the same as will be rung at the Cryetal Pa ha tomerrrow, were, the "Old Hundredth prim," Hayda's "Lord al Heaves •abd Muth," Martin's "Come eons& Hi pain abroad,* "Martin Lather'. Hymn; “Hesseass.'• • three.trelin trio, arranged lry Mr. Maria ; "God sad King of Jacob's ration," from Costa's "0, genies ye tin Lori ;" Mendelmohn's " illespree wearer and the National Anthem. Mr. AMINO Crowd presided at the organ, and Mr. Harper, with his meal shill, performed the trumpet obligato parts, The whole of the rehear d was regarded as being most sattellestery and eacounglog. Every arrangement for the oosimpuice of the children to and from the palace, both by rail sad omnibus, bas been carefully attended to by the wheel eatertelnment committee and the directors of the esespay, as well as for the transit and accommodation of their parents and the friends of education in the metropolis, who will doubtless congregate most numerously upon the occasion in aid of • movement of such a laudable character. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. TAX Bute.—THE Pins Dl7l7.—The commit tee appointed to search the journals of both houses of parliament, in order to ascertain and report on the practice of each house with regard to the several descriptions of tell, imposing or repealing taxes, met yesterday for the purpose of choos ing their chairman and considering the course of proceeding. The committee consista of the fol lowing members: The Attorney-General, Mr. Bentinck, Mr. Bouverie, Mr. Bright, Sir H. Cairns, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Collier, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. S. Fatcourt, Sir J. Graham, Sir G. Grey, Lord Ho , t6im, fillr W. Heath cote, Mr. Henley, Mr. Massey , Mr. More O 'e r ll Sir J. Pakington, Lord Palmerston, Colonel Wilson Patten, Lord J. Baseell, and Mr. Walpole. The committee sat until about half-pest one o'clock with dosed dean, and then ad joarned. liimentAxeous Fammorrumt.—This parliamentary com mittee assembled nun' yesterday at one o'clock, and were engaged until four, chiefly in investigating different items in the accounta of the law courts and other branches of the civil service expenditure. The committee adjourned at half past 3 o'clock. Eixerune Codirrrizza.—The general committee of elec. tionii met yesterday, and struck the committees for Lon donderry, Warwick , and Oars. The committees will pro ceed forthwith to try the validity of the returns for those places respectively. Pommes AND COLONIAL MAIL/I.—The Ceylon left Southeamtea 7e 'b7 with the Oda-utto and Chine ioaib. Elbe twat eat about 70 pesiesgers, amongst whom win Priam Mohammed, Lord sad lady Haddo, Captains Cas, Oar* Noel, Holdaworth, Pond,Connielmel, arid Or ; IMPoleamin Alabama, Beans, Chiltoo, aaC ; imi Boalgoa Collins, and Hyatt- MAmeagtO how map was 864 boxes of treasure— -210,7011. eaaskted of 29C078/. worth of sail liar Aver, SAM& worth of sovereigns and other geld ea% sad 2,8421. Ida. 6d. worth of watches, jewellery, I add potties et the dollars and bar silver was for atiraThe lboobarg and American steamer left also yaks*, Jr New York. She took out lw as e amon sad a esesideesble Malradaiaras, Mamma, AID CSI DNOOLIDININIS P.ALLWAT.—The toad this eampany's railways, lacilatNag mak, Mil UK k , bom Jas. Ito MAT 27, matomoted to wan. for the col , remark* period of M t propertisa at the South havina assuipla assmft to Yds wawa" boas dm. 1 to Noy tZ anemia to 10,1 MA, am amid 11,7161. far the =oflapaled of 1886, and the aware is SAM as CILYIN vas PAIAOI.--01r1 SIMIAN* DAY.IIIIOIC DAT. Ave 4.-Idmilisee on myna* 3,871; ditto by swat tickets, WM 'Wes, 4,461. • (Before the Lords Justices of AppeaL) IMMPSON T. WEBTMLNITTICH PALACE HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED), This was an appeal from the refusal of Vice.Chanoellor fir W. P. Wood (reported in our impression of Friday last) at • motion for an injunction to restrain the defendants, ilhe company, from panting a lease to the Right Hon. Sir Merles Wood, for the occupation by the India Board of any portion of the hotel now in course of erection in Vic fosieetreet, Westminster. NA from expending any of the funds of t h e: h=e nialky in meii . alterations for that pur pose. It that the on of the company had, Si January esteem& Mae an amassment for leasing • postion of the hotel to the Secretary of State in Council for 4iian for threeyeare ortisia, with the option of an additional term of one or two years, at an annual rent of 6,0001., as sompeny :mirth( to • themselves a monopoly for the !ripply lndia Board during their tenancy of Fowl elelhesyfeei fee:, sad sitheelinients ; A rem/intim hid been I;llcontiA , for tb r eParTmee of taking the matter into err bat the anangeeasst approved of by a ecusigsmble minority of the sha=ire,, whisk 'dr Viee.Chancellor had Maud to acoar "tade o wee ands ea their behalf. The ground of the appeal war that the p a d arrangement was not lane netted by the memorandum of association, and if carried oat, would obstruct rather than forward the objects et the association ma 'petalled is seek noseaseusdimi. Mr. 0. Y. Giffeall, Q.C., and Mr. Jewel aPPWIdin suP port of the appeal ; and Mr. Holt, Q.C., Sit Hugh Cairns, and Mr. Cotton emir*. At the conclusion of the argument their lordships amid they would dispose of the case on Holiday nut. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Tors 4. --- -- *Binge at Nisi Prias in tondo.—(Before Mr. Justice Keating ands Ccenmon Jury.) MEE r. JILAGEIL—SLANDEE. The plaintiff was • master mariner, and owner of the schooner Concord, and the defendant was a merchant in the city. The defendant had ceasigned to him a cargo of grain hem Antwerp, the quantity being described in the charter party as 450 qquarters, whilst it turned out when the cargo was discWged that there were only 438 quarters. Freight, however, was claimed for 440 quarters. These circumstances gave rise to some dispute, and on the 23rd of March, whilst the plainti ff was talking to Mr. Wigan, • broker, the defen dant mid the plaintiff was • 3 thief, and had embezzled 1 his cargo. The present action was brought to recover damages for this slander, and the only plea was not guilty. The jury found for the plaintiff—damages 26/. ellttings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erle and Justices Williams and Byles.) THE MERSEY DOCK AND HARBOUR BOARD r. JONES AND OTHEBB.—RATHLBILITY Or THE MERSEY DOCES. This matter came before the court upon a special ems, which stated that the action was one of replevin to recover certain property of the plaintiffs which had been seised for poor's rate ; and the question to be determined was whether the docks, wharves, manse, and other property of the plain tiffs (exclusive of warehouses and dwelling-lioness) were liable to be rated to the support of the poor of LiverpooL The property in question had been created at an expense of about 12,000,000 f., the gees income being about 500,0001. The tateabla value was set down at about 176,0001., and the rate of 2e. 4d. in the pound imposed amounted to no lees than 20,580 f. It was stated that the first of these docks was constructed so long ago as the time of Queen Anne, sad that since that time about a doyen acts had been passed in reference to the docks. Until lately the docks had, in so. oordance with severed decisions of the Queen's Bench, been held to be public property, and as such not liable to poor'e rate, but recent decisions having given rise to doubts as to the soundness of thaw formerly arrived at, the present pro ceedings were taken in order to have the question decided. Bir F. Kelly, Mr. Parker and Mr. Quinn appeared for the plaintiff's ; and Mr. Bovill and Mr. Mellish for the de fendants. The Tame was not soseluded when the oawt roes. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The June general sessions of the peeve for the county of Middlesex commenced yesterday morning, at the Guild hall, Westminster, before Mr. Whateley, Q.C., presiding for the AaditantJudge, Mi. Payne, deputy, and a bench of magistrates. Mr. Whateley delivered the charge to the grand jury. The calendar contains the names of 54 prisoners for trial, 47 are charged with felony and 7 with misdemeanour. Elizabeth Jetalus, U, a matronly-looking woman, was in dicted for stealing the sum of 161. lls. 70., and other sums, the moneys of Sir Charles Napier, her master. Mr. Metcalfe was counsel for the prosecution; the pri soner was defended by Mr. M'Donnell. This case stood over from last session, and the facts as proved in evidence by the pliant admiral and the other witnesses, lay in a very narrow comperes. The prisoner entered Sir Cherries's service es housekeeper before he went out in command of the Baltic fleet in 1864, and was dis charged by him in February last, when about IL was due to her for were, for which she was to call thenud day, but she did not trouble herself about it. Sir Charles appeared to have been very in keeping his amounts with the pri soner, and her regularly every month money with which she was to pay tradesmen's bills, but she sppepaiated the money to her own use and allowed the ameents to run on in the tradesmen's books. In some instances the trades men wrote to Sir Charles requesting payment, but the letters never reached his ha nd s, for the prisoner used to intercept them, and destroyed all those containing bills, or relating to matters of account which she had re ceived the money to settle, and sometimes she even pre vented official letters addressed to him coming into his possession. She did this in collusion with another servant, the butler, it was suggested, with whom she was living, at 24, Cliftonatreet, Shepherd s-bush, when she was taken into custody, by applying the steam from the spout of a kettle of boiling water to the gummed back of the enve lopes, and those which they did not object to Sir Charles herring were spin gummed down, dried, and put on his table. After the prisoner left, some of Sir Charles's trades men's letters came to his lands direct and =tampered with, and then the prisoner's system of fraud was made apparent. When the prisoner was apprehended she said the prose cutor was au old vagabond, expressed her surprise that he should have the derma hardihood and impudence to follow her, and said the receipts for the money would be found in an old hair trunk she bad left behind her. This Sir Charles told her had been searched, and no such receipt& found. The total amount of which she bad plundered her master was about 2001., by receiving money to pay bills, and keep ing it from his knowledge that those Nib were unsettled. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. The learned Judge said he bad taken time to consider and consult with tke magistrates as to the sentence to be passed upon her. A worse cam could not be conceived, and not only as a punishment to her, but as an example and warning to others, the unanimous judgment of the court was that she be kept in penal servitude for five years. The prisoner seemed astounded, and said she did not deserve it. The learned Judge—lndeed you do, most richly ; a worse case I never hard of. The attendance wu not so numerous sa might have bean anticipated, and the subscribers were more engaged in dis cussing the inconvenience which was experienced by the " two settling days" than in directing their attention to bitting on coming events. Not an incident throughout the afternoon requires especial comment. The following is the list of prices : ASCOT STAHEL 4 to A eget Lott Stamford'sliewcastle (off) 6 to 1 Mr. Hughes's Flitch (t) 10 to 1 Payne's eett li Venire= out of ROYAL HUNT CUP. 9 to 1 apt Mr. O. lion's Old Robert (off) 100 to 8 Mr. B. Yen &•eck's Woodburn (off) 14 to 1 Lord Stanthed's Tyrant (t) 100 to ti Lord Coventry's Nareirsus (t) 100 to 6 Sir J. Hawley's Catawba (t) 100 to 0 Mr. tiorgant's Crater (t) 20 to 1 Capt. Little 's General Rea (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Fuller's Ambush (off) 25 to 1 Mr. flarou's White Ross (off) GOLD CUP. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Postwood's Butterfly (off) sto 1 Mr. Merry's Thorroanby (t) ARCOT RACES. HORSE. 9 ARRIVED. Bose Middleton, Neoptolemus, Bl rabbas, Little Nat, Wamba, Oliver Twist, Jason, Bastion, Magnum, Mountebank. Butterfly, May Morning, Moursvieff, Tousle, Ticket of Leave, Doefoot, Gift , Suburban, Recites, Agnes f, Mentmore, Wing, Evening Star, Lucknow, Rose of Cashmere c (2 yrs), Feodorowna, Ross of Cashmere c (3 yrs), Concertina c (2_yrs), Concertina c (3 yrs), Newcastle, Nun, Appleton f, Woodburn, Cockn-Hoop, Satellite, Optimist, ore, Pomona, Little lady, I .rant, Emily, Neophyte, Donna Carmen, Diophantes, indifference, Lupus, Gaspard, Beech, Avalanche, Leontia, M. Philikme, rages re, Rayon Munehansen, lightfit, Tocher, Delusion, L. y Evelyn c, Spoon/Atka, Promised Land, Queen Bee, Minas Golden Pippin, Mannt•Anni, General Has, Morells Thunderbolt, Forager, Cloversook, Sneer f, Precursor, Parmesan, Oyu. Hens, Remelt, and c by Wiadhound. THE POLICE COURTS. BOWSISNET. Lorenzo Noodt, who stated that he was formerly a cap tain in the British Orman Legion in the Okra, wee /Maned with attempting ta ark nary by fake pretenees. Mr. George Granville Harcourt seated Uri the primmer had written to Lady WaMomve asking for ambiance to enable him to go to Italy, whom* he was going to join the Italian army. In the letter were enclosed three others addressed to Captain Noodt, and purporting to be—lust, from Lady ord, written in French, and enclosing him a postmffloe order far Y. • second, from Colonel Macdonald, enclosing a pormaoe o rder for 4/. on behalf of the Duke of Cambridge ; and the third from the Ilsoretary to the Dec d'Anmale as follows : " Monsieur Is Capttaine, —Son Alters Monseigneur le Dr d'Anzasis appeal/e votre depart pour Italie, et pour war aider disc II Akers de votre voyage, lea charge de vats Maninserre Si. el tains, quo votes rtobligerni de seen WWII' la dew Agrees, Marna Is Capitalna, fuesranoe de nr esseldfralion distlugais—Vogre trim humble mayhem, " CR& 000L1117V11111. Bk. Mona le Oaps. L. B. Noodt." I [Admittisomelit.t—Houomay's OINTICIENT Alin ALM _ pt TO amraa.—The little attacks of Illness Mr. Harcourt rhi—On rewiring this nor we wore per it/lading clmsescr- though apparently trif li ng and evanescent, goaded that it could not be gremne— lest, loseasse, rwe ' kw . mark . b --- 7 - thw il.b. i . when t h e y y,,,,, f req uently. The tem. 1 hive the henr4cr a beht t atbni " Wl* lOU Due d'Atimele, yr become irrilebte, and the complexion coon grows murky. I r e Perfect') well knew be walla Ites i nj to this bllei- It is the duty of an hav i z o tcare of Childflie to attend anal, or to any ens aO sh " As be id his dery tasesaty to Si* trial : lam the radical removal of tare for Italy • e reenily, berme re adrabes in , web s liolieway's remedies have rectived the meet encouraging French whirl/ ;ender la lasposAhle that it should boo w an 1 sir eamatent rear tor a aasyter of a the Theta largo. written by the dads eseretary ; and, thirdl re Ws and mean . though land, 'hog wow , be el " .. the ! abb angr ei r li Tgemilks la ill erda-disessea Miter, ringworm. tooth name of the& perms I. not .. bat 1 rig h am a am , k t. 4 o f ! rope% the soothing power el Mono ' Couturier . I irk e w eficceiunit7 of *eking beta the ee• 1 woes Olidissat h rase tgatefing : always rearing ere red merry and the Due d'Aosnale whether they list say torn kr the Ole re. TURIN, Jules 1. In the falsification of news the Pontifical go vernment is the worthy rival, of its Neapolitan neighbour. It turns out to be utterly untrue that the brother of Felice Orsini was killed in that insig nificant skirmish under the notorious Zambianchi which took place on the Papal frontiers. I have good grounds for believing that he and Zambianchi are both here in prison. What the government means to do with them I cannot say. Zambianchi has been transported once already to America, and when he returned he came without a passport. Orsini is a deserter, and although kthere is every wish to be indulgent he cannot be allowed to escape altogether with impunity,' the rather that his recent oonnexion with .Zambianchi does not tell in his favour. For the rest, the Frenchman Pimodem, one of M. Larnericibre's helpmates, did not show on that occasion'the energy attributed to him by the Giornak di Roma. It is clearly perceived that had the column • *lush in vaded the states of the Pope numbered a thousand bold and well-armed men, they would have bad a very great chance of success. But if the Pope cannot rely much on Lis sol diery, he trusts very confidently for victory to those secret assaults made in covert ways and thick darkness, for which he has an army of and Thee *wage a war peculiar to se — arias of coeruptibtl and Kesielie — irra necessity of self-defence has therefore compelled our government to abandon the exposed and dan gerous highway of unlimited toleration, and to seize certain Jesuits, who were the chief agents of this secret black militia. Three of them were mining and sapping here at Turin under the directions of Father Protaai ; at 'Genoa, Father Betti and Father Ponti were similarly ensconced and at work. Every one of them has been arrested. Notwithstanding their vows and profession of po verty, 80,000 lire in hard cash were found in their snuggery here, besides 150,0001 ire of the public stock. The papers found concealed in their dwellings corresponded exactly with the intelligence gleaned from other documents seized previously at Bologna and Ferrara, the whole revealing a vast organised plot. At Bologna, in the house of one Arrotino, five hundred daggers were found. Arrotino him self had taken flight, Vut as he was lame he was easily found, Ind the police knew where to lay hands upon him. A search not wholly fruitless was made also in the house of a widow named Montmorency, and others are yet to be made, which it would be imprudent to speak ' more about at present. From all this it may be easily underetood that, if the government has been obliged at last to be severe against the bishops and cardinals, they themselves are to blame for deeming no means too vile or too de grading for the attainment of their ends. What first gave rise to this severity was, you mar remember, the advice given by the superior of the seminary at Piacenza to one of the students that he ought to fire at the excommunicated king ; but even without this occurrence it would have been found necessary sooner or later to bridle clerical insolence. The French government also will have to keep a jealous eye on the Paoletti and other religious associations now plotting against the government because of its shortcomings as pro tector of the Pope and its alliance 'with protestant England. The Austro-Papal party accuses Count Cavour of wishing _ to make Victor Emmanuel another Henry but the world sees that they are battling against civilisation while daring to call themselves conservatives. In the district of Pisa, in Terriciuola, they have tried to get ur n disturbances have been doing the same t ' some country places near Modena. At avia they spread abroad the rumour that the Austrians had crossed the frontiers, occupied Cremona, and were marching on Lodi ; but they failed to disturb the public tranquillity, and only betrayed them selves for their pains. We have been all of us deeply interested in the triumphs of Garibaldi, but mourn the numerous victims.. It appears only too true that three of the chiefs—Bixio, Bianchi, and Rosolino Pi o—are among the slain, that Sirtori has been wounded, and Thrr also, but slightly. Garibaldi's tunic was pierced by two bullets, but, Heaven be praised, he has hitherto escaped, and in a condition for follow ing up hie victories. Meanwhile the King of Naples is pretending that he wants to grant liberal institutions to his people, his true object being to put them off their guard, and then betray them as soon as he can do it without risk. THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY. (nom °Era am= ar.) Fuics . 1. Palermo has fallen. After a heroic fight which lasted twelve hours, the great Italian general suc ceeded in hoisting the national flag on the towers of the Sicilian capital, amid cries of " Long live Italy ! —long live Victor Emmanuel, its King !" From the official reports received bv the Sardiman govern.. ment, it seems that the attack on Peperito began at 4 o'clock a.m. of the 27th. The action once engaged on the southern side of the city, became soon general, and at 6 o'clock the whole of the southern quarter of the Strada di Toledo fell into the hands of the imiurgeuts. A murderous lire was in the meanwhile directed against the town, both from Castellamare and from the fleet. In spite of ... . . this, however, at seven o'clock the royal troops, routed on the one hand by Garibaldi, and threat ened on the other by the population, were obliged to retreat to the royal palace, which became the centre of General Lanz. a's operations. Such was the fury of the assailants, and such the determina tion of the Neapolitans, that a most tremendous hand-to-hand struggle ensued, which lasted till ten o'clock. Blood flowed in the streets, and heaps of dead and wounded blocked the way. Although an armistice was not actually prepared and accepted, the two con tending parties were obliged to rest for two hours from sheer exhaustion. At noon the fierce engagement was resumed with the bombard ment of the town, and before dark the royal was stormed by the insurgents, and two ours afterwards it was the prey of the flames. It is not stated whether the oonflagration of the palace was caused by Neapolitan shells or whether it entered into Garibaldi's plans to set fire to it. The first supposition is the more probable, for the fire broke out after it was taken by the Sicilian patriots. ft is also stated that three Neapolitan regiments over to the insurgents during the fight, butt s ret that this report does not rest upon reliable autho rity. However it appears that the whole of the Wand has recognised the dictatorship of Garibaldi, and that Gelidly Patti, the province of Catanea, and perhaps the tows itself, have declared themselves for the national cause. Of course, the victory of Calatafimi is well known in England as well as the official report of the NC,a politan General Lan di, which fell into the hands of Garibaldi after he had. routed the royal troops. If I am rightly informed, General Fanti is on the eve of resigning the Ministry of War into firmer and more able hands. Fanti may be a good general, but he is not certainly a good minister. The right man in the right place is the principle which ought to be followed in Italy at this critical moment. The Moniteur announces that a gold medal of the iirst clam has been decreed to Mr. Thomas Small, vice enema of France at Lowestoft, In recompense of his l o n g aorWana, sad eapsdally of his generou s exertions in savum the maw at Yee - French arlesrmsr Janne Mathilde. Bras's HommoLarato COCOA. —he delicious adiossecn is seateeta =mutate,. eel Plodierether Power here Pro =lpmeeraadiosas losattait browses. R,., hi. netts* at is. al par th_.1, 1 21 the Princiasi grocer.. WW l * • James YPPti 110 . 000 Changes bodes.' SAYERS AND HEENAN IN MANCHESTER. Yesterday the two redoubtable champions of the P.R. exhibitedtheroselves at the Free-trade Hall, Manches ter, on which ocomion, notwithstanding the high price of admission, (10c, fa, and 24. 6d.) there was a tolerable audience. The ' entertainment " consisted, besides a spar ring exhibition ex "set-to" between Sayers and Haman, of athletic awl acrobatic feats by Messrs. Murray and Hyer, and the ceremony of the preetetntion belt.. There was • hand also present. Mr. J. M. Morris presided, and read the 'Maumee. Of course the great thing was the sparring, by which both teen showed thew tact, talent, and science. Six rounds were sparred. la roved 1 both men were well up, and, after some hitting and stopping, Heenan's long left arm succeeded in reaching Tom's mouth, and the latter fell, not through the blow so much as a step on the platform ; for at the time he was struck he was giving back. 2nd Round—Heenan was again on Tom's face. 3rd Round—A. good deal of feinting, and at last Sayers lunged out, hit Heenan ou the face, and nearly knocked him down. 4th Bound—Blows exchanged on the face. 6th Round—Sayers on Heenan's face again. 6th Round—The hitting was really grand in this last round. Three weal times did Heenan hit Sayers on the forehead, aad sa many times did Savers hit Heenan. Both men came to Obeli quarters, and then retired, whereupon they won Lady chewed sad recalled. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AmaxAzar, Juu 4.—PROXOTIONB AND Ar roorrxons.--Chise Soffuwer IL Boughton, to the Bulldog. Paymsatars J. R. W. Bowmen, to the Bulldog ; and G. B. Brown, confirmed in the Idadsgsecar. Assistant-Paymaster 8. L. Lancaster, to the Arisdne. Clarke R. A. Dyer, to the Royal Albert ; R. F. Arm strong, to the Algiers ; and A. Le B. Corrie, to the Aboukir. PORTRMOIITH, Joss 4. The Edgar, 91, screw, Captain James E. Katon, bearing the deg a/ Rear-Admiral J. E. Erskine, is ap pointed to sail this evening, to join the Channel Beet in the Downs. REDRGANISATION 01 THE INDIAN ARMY. We have reason to believe that the following particular' will form the main features of the government plan [es the raorganication of the Indian army. The Indian Europsa regiments, Artillery and Engineers, will all be added to the line, and numbered on. The seniority system will be outinarad is it. integrity, and the difficulties atten dant upon patronage will be met by throwing open all ap ppouintmente to competition. The several regiments will take their turn of duty in the same way u her Majort?s, but all officers after wiring one year in hada may select that country as the field for their talents, and be trans ferred, subject to a fixed examination, to the staff corps raised there for express local service. Officers now in the Indian regimental will also be allowed this privilege, or they may remain in their regiment+ upon precisely the same terms as at present ; but those appointed in future will be under the same rules and regulations as now exist in the Queen's army, save as regarda purchase and exchanges to the detriment of existing rights and privileges. It is pro posed to continue the present regulations as regards fur lough and sick leave, and it is probable that, whilst the regiments remain in India, pay, he., will be issued in this country in much the same manner as at present. The native regiments will gradually become irregular corps and a police force, officered by the present officers and those who may in future elect to be transferred thereto from the line to the local staff . All officers in native regiments now on the sta ff wi ll continued in their appointments, and the first staff corps will be formed from the officers of the several disbanded native regiments. These will all in future obtain increased rank after a fixed period of service but the average time in which promotion is to be attained has not yet been settled. Retiring pensions, sick leave, and furlough for the staff corps, will be continued upon much the same terms as at present ; but the officers beyond the actual rank will hold no position in regiment+, and thus the objections which have been raised to withdrawing officers from staff appointments to undertake regimental duty, after • service which has quite unfitted them for the same, will be obviated. The righta of all present annuitanta and sub scribers to the military and other funds are to be guaran teed ; and it is hoped that the regulation rendering it com pulsory to belong to these institutions will be continued as regards those ofcer, who by joining the staff corps may hereafter continue on local service in India, The seniority and competitive systems will have • fair trial, and if they prove as succesful as their advocates predict, may hereafter be grafted upon her Majesty's entire army. The military funds will of course expire by dilution of time if the ad vantages be not continued to the staff corps; in the latter event, these noble institution', although lessened in their operations, will still afford immense relief to the " widow and the fatherless." An annual subsidy is, and has been for years, granted out of the Indian revenue to her Ma jesty, an • contribution towards the increased number of half-pay officers and widows caused by the employment of her Majesty's army in India. This amount will have to of Lively augmented. It is understood that • short bin win be introduced by the Secretary of State for India for effect ing the amalgamation, the details tobe left to • commirtion, before whom all parties aggrieved will be heard, and the entire system so settled as to interfere as little as possible with existing righta ; and seeing that the experinient long &eked for of having • seniority service is secured, there mu be little doubt that the proposal of the government will be , carried out —From Hrindlay's Home News for India. 7_ 4 4 y 1