The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-13 00:00:00

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IS mower bi kig _media hoe the Marquis of BALIMIST, Lord PARISH= steak that the supply of water Its the wimp at Aids kett was as se yet is • saLisfestery liia, but the alkali, arose from the r%ht of osnitale &hod be a antala mud mapsay over Ole mighlwariag IMirwhisk were abasdast la Yak sap* of MOIL egbi wee any under iavestigatisa the kw dim of Iho soma. balls the samatiato saggilo lad Wm ob. Selma hem rusk edible tho amp homilarks, sided by a small addles Raw the amt. whisk Wag shove the 1.11111 a the amp; was ameataukked by the &Waage of Mg letter. TM peers' sealkey amilitios of the camp was MA the matilaska of the but. smallest. General bed eisitoiswe ia whisk' 111 ma slept early ia the whoa the Mama were ell asleep, wed !Mad that the re did set swessii II degrees. The gorses amt. sot kiosks, to give the soldiers al the lasaeles piliaw lik wen &waked ea having the re• causkesto kr Mal* asiehlly attended to. _ _ PETITIONS. Lai 11&017011•11-res S •Thei - isiitises ham Carlisle sad Sainei 'Ear pimp. with yea mamba of assailing, swift he tM r•p••1 et Um Sudsy Cleslag Ass. SOLDIERS AT THE ASSIZES. Lard CAhIPISBLL mailed the attembem et the CM swam irCeief to the big that the lateselabilmally limed gabo order previews ft the esamasseement el the *- laweasboet Reeked sad Weiss itabilding the toy ..leave their bundle, er sneer is the Mesa at the amiss town du trine Am li = e webs'. The immememee was that when he (Lord west dem* he was regalarly wetted ape. by the in essememi at awl plea, and his permission aged he the silage be MOO Me the tows. Pie ;mower invariably was, "Dy ell mime with an iavitat so to the edam le mom to his =end see hew justice was admidaseed. This wee et , assepted, m mid he se kaew the remising almied, ma Pe eon =,44eua d the modem el the midden le meet ex . (Hear bear.) Dade, these eimeastimers, he pa it to the Bede sad gallant lord whether this seise might ask la fatale be dimmed with. Lied HARDIN= said it bad bees the .tore es Mesa Ile *Per Minded se kr several years pet, end it wareePene AP Me prestige was directly the wastrary is Inimed, where the sallMssy wen regularly =embed ism the Naas Spa PEW the trials. (A laugh.) He fully mamma& ia the et the male and learned lard as to the aseireseme el >te • melee is Woad, and should have peed ,Terse in attending to►iasgg.t a s., by refraining freaks/ft the order. (Hoar, beer. ) RELIOIRIAWOIIBIIIP BILL. The Earl of ISHAIIItY, in wing that the ra pid ca this bill be brought up, said that prelaited to object was to repeal se mash Men Oeo. as acre meaty pewee hem IB meimbAliag 111. is aa pliesweed bows P for an the presage angina imealp. la femme times it might Pee bees web er Is podia spinet the yeadbillby el secret sßesew ; sash .sedge wane - sew MI imply, irs c•t of the point state et Pe ben lime be stay the progress of - MIS.. sad edasstkm ameapt the pa* of this 'patsy. Ups .his subject the illetammit et kr. Rums Mesa was of peat weight. That paisman said that to may ae ere prams saver mimed hate any Pm* Met there was the pear* aka* la pilaw may ethos Is Mead Wit sheash, ma that ems a great watt et ellisst zealous endow, dialed sal W. by whose persessism the poorer population mid be imiesel attead rellema seseelip. Re mot eselably mekliela that mho sem piddle pond add be shwa madiselag the emillaneems et the pelmet elate et Use law ainehesig away Iki seem special resew, it was usgwel W pseud people hem semisg for the purpose .Ire Pas ship. He weld especially appeal to the mina lords, and , their, lordahips whether it esmedid their pantos m Imo lbe n Pep end many --piewrmesesaimPhli mike the memseity of infriaging the law, ea wher p : vi V y ttimmit it EMU m mat us anive atlabials& ? he weal appeal to the right rev. prelate who ever 1W if► esee, sad sok whither he thought it Jut te ham May at the best sad meet mime et hie delay le the dame set brim seed kr peasltire ea alma et thole babe dime , their duty to those leader thin ? He wadi se lees Pto her Replay's govememeN, to whim le wield say alter their dogmatism at the Mae ef the law, they maid mil leave Udap in their palest pities ; Peal WO .tarot they mut Pep, Aber they must lefts. lew es it steed,er they must sitar that law. Ile modaded by movies that the tweet of amessimeme be @greed M. The - Bishop of LONDON did wet wider ft neeemary to adopt either of the alternatives by the noble earl. He doubted coasideralsly the noble earl was right in the view obi* he Seek of the preemie Mete of the law, and, is his opiates, it was perfeetly com petent for a clergyman of the Om* Within his own parish sad with the consent of his bishop, to hold those open air disamtem to which thithOble serf, .ay Judy, asteshel is spell weight. With regard to the 111ONSI affiatieg dimentm, he did not thigh it mmeassory p Mete that question, as a bill was now before the ether blase or d = smut for the purpose of relieving them hem those ties. If the sable earl would comet to polity his bill he might be able to went to it; but as it stood, he eertairely could not do so. The Bishop of OXFORD wu not prepared Is pan a e bill like this, atm* the whole system of presidel arrangement, and he and his right M. Muse was pre pared to oppose the farther progress et this MIMIC He did believe that he felt ME %striae' &Wades el the people, he would not say less but nee them the phis earl; sad be was anaiotts that by all lawful meam=yl imams. should be restored to the pale of this bet he had shows their lordships that this bill wield iler piously interfere with these pareshial POPP el the Parch et Busload apes which eller all they runt aped far the evaagalielag at the people; gad be PPP sew move that the WIN dowanitted that day sin mobs. The house divided— Cantonts 3l Non Contents 3O-1 The report was then received. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter to 9. HOUSE OP OOMPIONS.—TuzsDAT, Juza 12. TIN Isms Mat at aeon. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Tim Lords' saaaais - sawtet; tlio - liya — viii r eileyeadßridgend Railways Bill were oxisidared sad speed to. Ms East of Fife Railway Bill sad the Landon sad' Coleraine Railway Bill were read a third lino and mead. PUBLIC BUSINESS. VALIDITY OF (ROUSE OF COM- MONS) BILL Oa the nether of Sit 0. Gnaw, We bill was read a soma time, sad ordered to be eowatitted at the main *Vag. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT BILL. Ike esrly sitting wee osimpied with the diem*. is ewa- Illiite• of tie Mamma at the Mftegoight Local Meaosensat Bill, which nab arriaseills The house resams4 at oh BUSINESS OF THE HOW MOTION. LATLED'S Sir B. LYTTON liana te put • question to the now lord at the head of rt goverumeat with regard to the Wiser of the home es Friday. If the bee. mamba kg Aylesbury bees& kievard his emetics on seise ads oommittee of Ninth amenikag to the rules of dr Woe se ameadmest midi be mode ea the modes ; whims maay gentlemen es boa elks of the bum who were faeea► •w to administrative Mau Weil see semi the e•ut farm of that motion. It was NAM bid es this pair men to have to appear either is • podia et its ti re print Joie of real administrative ram * it eke le be am polled to accept the terms of the ba goollmia's allies, vileh they did not OM dideallo. So pot 11, llootheo, to the noble lord, if tbe bee. moist irsmlf bed as min tin, w►ether he Gould sot Mow the oeseket to semis ea se a substantive footles, in 'bleb moo be Pk B. Lytisa) would submit an usendment embodying reviews sassy gull► mea entertained, and width inglidi pessibly wag with the rural acquiescence of the beam. Lord PALMERSTON—I hive already stated that the boa. smother for Aylesbary should ham presedenee oa Friday ; and if other gentlemen who have soden of motion en going into supply would agree to waive their satiate, I should have moved that the orders of the day be podpened *Mil after the motion of the hen. gutless.. The govern ment ter no wish except that there should be the fullest die• melon on the subject, and in the manner meet ealeulated to enable every gentians* to impress sub °plaices as he thinks fit. If the house, instead of • sods. Gs going into supply, should prefer that there should be • substantive motion, I have no objection to arrange with the hosourable gentleman, so as to enable hies to bring forward his motion in that shape. (Rear, boar.) Mr. LAYARD—I sat quite willing to leave the matter is the bands of the house. I shell be ready to go on with my motion on ping into supply, either on Friday or any other day which is agreeable to the house. Mr. DISRAELI—There ought to be no mistake is the matter. It should be understood that the medic should muse oa ens Friday, or mum other goverment day. Mr. V. SCULLY said he had gives sodas of an amend• was ea the hon. gentleman's motion, w►isk be thought was not ealeulated to lead to any particular result, while his amendeseat, be thought, would lead to souse praetioal malt. Lord PALMERETON—AII I can say is that if the hon. :amber for Aylesbury gives aotios to light of hie latistiss to kris" os tbe question as a substantive motion au Friday. I will same to wove that the orders of the day be pest- F t s" — (hoor. hess),—aad of coons say Indies of aim& menu would be plaeed M tho books se sees es peals. Mr. LAYARD—TIsen I give swiss that I will being IS my geodes as a substantive viatica ea Friday nest: 1 I. ' THE GOVERNMENT OP VICTORIA BILL. I Mr. BELL gm sotto, that se the moths fee the mead ~Um et ‘.. dna that day, Mr. W. Ms haw. bp he hese be eln to _ the m by two cansalesions sad a - committee • ne hsti by authorising the hese of silver Wee* repremat the of the ose-handredth part of • posml. sad ammo odes se represent the one thousandth pert ed pond. is be want ante end mils respeetively, or to beer sub ether mow es Is bet Majesty may men advisable. Re mid get he OM set See why the great war la which we were asm wenn our esin pewees. Re had the istemised te brig wader o the somihneins of ha home lies sikes eelstaekt s ges be &Mined he a emblem of I ihe Masa essessoes, aid sies ef a amnia Mime. Ile of it sod meld ho nest seas meat to Mktg them ealgeole is one at a =end theman he hod Ant esleseed that 61 Tbis gabled was lien knight beim parl=by Sir lobs W the father of On = stai Ls:l B, Wren:sky. Mr. in his Emmy of hd shised the of tie nen" and Glued Sir O. Palsy is UM showed the hempen that =Med is Mont peels et the tinted Hingham la seam sad weights awl meemme, end suggested as alterallsa is the system. The mat seep wee bikes by Mr. Spelag lips (saw Lard Illestessie) Chancellor of the lisibagoor, whe, after the hooka ife(tb old House of Canaan% end with a view to mem the elendens whin wen the timlnyed, regained a swiwelinisa Os intim late the oath& The esmeeinisa umbel a put maay Amiga eAn t d Mika late may basks items infornades es ha aweigh., and mosetins, and weat late that Mans& They made Ms ibileeriag report :—" Hung impaled Mite of the elemdere resented tress the raise of the beams of penn ant, bowleg edleoled the endues of wag peones hem earins ohms dilbeent gents relating to lho gang quads of aleadade, mdse menined the most imperleat pablioalless pas It, haviag made themselves asquentsdi with she stele tithe law la esz b eral font:entries, mei tzeimaerliti Se 'Math the =leg ergco ll :M Ares pan whin bp _oiled he am= is Pm. tel ensition of hand seals. Le this subset, we bog leave M mite the ettsaline of the entasem to the Massage sad the funky of eelsbret beg la his *natty a &Maul system of 'siege. I. en °pin= ao smile drew whisk it is la the lower of • to GSM ia ear mastery Breen would be Mt gr:l= as equally butileiri with this, whoa the tem porary insinesiness antriess the Amp bad paned away. TIN hien osseiste is the ems of iMengesing between the enorsign (et S il ent Ms ok pew mains equi valent to two chin be GAM by a Milleseive same) ; ofseaddensi the (whisk new gums es the 1.9 0 0 th Mho maid) as the -10006 tweet hot unit ; of seta. bMlilsg a oda of vane equal is VMS* pm of the pound ; mid kg, besides thew gensigal members of a den ied minge, other secs of velem beans, a 'Maple Manes to hem, nobsing eels of the mom m preens obiMe sad eispomm We 4, ad was oesseives at liberty foam to War fists this 'ablest, but we have felt it impe rative ea u to advert to it, bemese as eireasesteass whatever would attribute so much to he inn- Menu of • dense man in weights sad saw la Mem todi ia dash it is essay add ' a te ` el se a losing Maya" Armes the imbue of that esmeldea Wale Profaner Ahoy, the Astrenemen Royal ; it Nis Reteasil, Mr. Bethune, Mr. J. O. Shaw Lorene, Dena Sensook ic. Siam 1841, Pro fessor De Morgan had Innis several papers is the subject, =iri s bemoans adveMeges of sub a sinew, malting to be nab la • Month of the tins sad with ene-terestieth loss Cl mingliesties. In that hoses Sir Jobs Burring had ishelnesi As subject; and Sir Chides Wood, when Mannar of the Basiamwm emetisawil the Mai( of the Oda. Mr. Nem Maw slated thee the Anima spawn was ia use awe* so Ism then 400,000,010 of he hums nes, and bad Item adopted Is the following amities:-8w Hefts& Belgium, Lowbardy, United elates, Csa Fran" kak i Partugal, Madeira, &made, China, Jame, DAM% MIA Sardinian Beata, Rome, Switzerland, Two = i, Medows, _Vim Omen, Tuscany, Brazil. Now Chili. Min and is the states se As Zeinonia (where it wee applied to weights sad iseamme) lASI BTANLUT wended the motion, wh!ch was sum peeled rho by Mr. J. Macomout, Mr. T. HANLEY, Ws. RICIAMIDO, 1/r. and others, eldisigli semi d then meatus theuOt it Inadvisable to gems theemelaileas is depose, teem dons by Mr. Brows. Mr. Lows ea. posed he noontime. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER folly 01. rained*, advantages whisk would horned abstreate lig • disbud Wags as osel midi Ap Mielleeldel and or now somewhat meldeMil &Moe if sod. It= is seali be mated Me ant whisk weld sombles wary with the esamehese if the pabllmla sksell mists, to see it, se* be weed peames his hen. bead to malaise all the dillamat pleas propseed. asi gin every further en- Mandan to the question. But he nail set think that the hewn was prepared at this nement to Mad itself by a aims very to • definite menden is the dills& and Wrings swigs* of the alteration of the mksed es it sow ashes. It mast be somembesod that lids was out a Liana Cl sure 111111•1111611111. i they were sot 'imp of as Noel este, a mere Utopia in =Le wan lim a malsesta They malt look to adelea sepdsillem adossisestels sgeledis the oarreasy, Geri u seveer temesedle Wain babas with solialde es sew. Pt these renew ho hoped Masa. head wale eel >W It Immembleat with the groat Massa he took albs sallest, and his esavisesa ef its !mim sot to ask the house sew m samples Medea a kis mete eses". sby a vote, bat be sealed to withdraw it ea the amerease wbkh be (ths Oheassller the Esehoipisitl Maks* gess kis tha the 'meld dead resolve theatre modblesaddentioa. t - - Ir. CARDWELL obeseval lbag the Wore hod dogma plea proposed et p.M eglintlio take which Right be adapted to the mend earseaq I plat progress Lad bees made in preparin the seloallie Wed at the king dom Ise the adopts. et a Mimi same i with tho great arm, Imam, et the psopla, the dulled system ass bat little sodomised. eel to tins It spas ties amid he to la tely' this is greet ecstasies. Re ereald. therefor*, sagged Se bis hoe. Mead the member *a Sege lassashire sot to press his motion. Mr. BROWB replied. He had so eldest'ss to withdraw the "Abe he es addles to her = a but he should pees for a Asides apes the ether Mr. 11311ADLAM pretested semisolids bees beZ in eelled apse to antis that the isstiratles elthe decimal by the isms N leeks was seseseslid, sales it was te he aimed that in eztessice of that spite" wee le be mods. Lord PALMERSTON hayed by hen. friend's the ether slde s Zalrewis) Geoid be Wool te *Hew the tees•- ef Chasm/Awe( isibegrew, _lashed es it woe by the moth of bh sled his. blood lehled lls (Kr. dreseM sad Wielded's* with the dissoks e = dated by Ws sestleaoresil set pees the hoots • His hes. Riad most bootees that eves those whe thought that • d.. visage was ieshiYe r there wee test obsesses of swiss es M the made el out that regedl . es, The seededis WIN then= the bests es the system eke* emstesest. He (Lied Palmed* was set pawed M w that he did net think that eas _aught to take the pound as oar dinat essa psis2 pm esd IMetelise the lower settees lithe Weise; es theefisr heed, gestlems were is Sneer el et the saber end tithe stele , sod maim the oft the of &prism The meths ass. bee. gesibisee *bp the home is esertieekr epee's. anise teed Ibe essefey le seppesethet edged wee se Sr memo diet slew step well he Woe Is the seefika Mlle hes. masher misted is AM IN& be (Lard Palseesess) abseil esrldely vote egotist his ateliss, be anie he theeght if seals wu to be dose iged esd no thing midi be dm "Nast tetrad edeg a bßi, the wily remit of theteedes hie tarried would be to meats app.- Wades theeeshest the eerstry. He trusted, thirster', the hos. rerishat weslil set fe le a divides. Mr. WARN= hoed that the boa. amber would per sist la bk atstiss. ( 11 Divide.") TIM SPRA/Zia Om pat the guidon, " That is the rakof Uds been. the initiation of the decimal system' er: um sad hy the Issue of the Soria, has bees eadaeatly suassesfel eadefastory." The heave divided. Ares 136 Note 66-79 The geodes, " That a farther extension of seek system wen lea/ =lmmerge," was this put and 'greed to without a 12. , 17 d tk t r . Zi ll mthhistery:—(llll. N 66. Nen. Frederkk t=eo. 3" rilliaa o dmen IL L Onto. J. ail. Jam ms Gawp Clarks. Min One% Mamas Ilialwo Thenwe 0 , 01. Doled OWN W. It. armed. Jena o•Faksterkiry lirmikr ib t. alrill = allis. CMl Tailt a d. W.. • EC: ko isu rd IL Ensiose vr lir YOB Micirend . F. L J. = l. , (IL W. M osre. dia Malt. ;a s t r os... J. W. J. = Inert J. O. ids% ins intim =kem. Jesse Ilmalima. I. D. JahWINOI, ha Urquhart, W. lorq Ike. O. H. C. hen. fir W. O. H. Ittsa. W. P. Clikeo.R. IL IL L linerde. J. L. Clawileid. Closet J. = Ullman Lao* maws OM. Len L Xanina, Or IL C. Bonn" T. I. A. Clenbwo. Mon.se Ilenkaw. Jean Idarkwar. Orono ClemirtAt aissi elua E z llce insa . P. LI.. RestaL eisih ravesis F. Law& F. W. arra Tines: 0001.0. I. Aal Bayerame. Owww. Men. Bata& Oren. ONO enelik It=ll. Onwilr. hook Mt gm. S.O. samlishkeckairierad De Tem IL L tt. Dawn, L. L. . LlBlsig. W. IL Swart, MEW' Deesw, George ... 111/ IL IL L. B. Swift, Blehard Derdw. Owego (!sage Talbot, C. B. IL Denim A. M. Ilinao7rin Woe. Coned Dem. Memel Iram.Jewee Tionsproe, Chew rtes, W. T. thrangskJerwe ThrmedeL Tema Forlim. I. B. Weerpir, Jake , ke. Jobe Lorsm , rano waft% Paint Torn, dir IL IL Ile Mot =wt Or . J. yaw. Edward . 1.14771.111. . r. Irmo% W. H. =k r.' J. Id Times innings. jinni J. K. Sabin Wildww. R. W. Osseo Jaw lOWA Oedilers. OqL Ifebn. dery W In6 OIMIEt. indedWiron Needy, C. A. A. newlway, J. 1.. Wlllime. Widlaa Weed*. B. T. Ore oar relles. F I . L. W. Ner. Lai limenrsib. 11. 2Www. w J. P. 401. eld... Ind L . Orredo.o. W. Ikamis. Er D. J. Wasisy, Lord 110111-01. Ansel. lir T. D. 71weekts. T. L Faired. J s Akwilateras Iffireineat ra Bane. C. BMW J. 11. Mos, We F. T. Mewed. Ree.C.W.l3. Issith. I. V. limmink W. B. In" Seerl/0/12W. laszaadst = L. 0. Wasian. Maoism Millaturd la,b. Ur O. C. H. W. Ileisnse l letor lore. Sebert or. P. P. Waft wed Vaasa. John elaii. "l. lso. I. =IIN. vino, H. R. =2. V . A. Were" Admiral , Or 0. IL lannwatik. fa W. Weber. Joke Davies. J. L. MVireswe Weerepart. Lord Wee. I. O. Jaw Jana JA. 0/Browny Ille 0. Fi rs t r e l M, 10. Meal. Oases% rz„ Charles Galway, Thema Priariam. li k Ow% P.L Rew.loo. Maw, Osbert W . Clumsy. J. H. Fekenrslrn. Tlierrat Harm. W. Host* Aineadrir Fed, Frederick Neloave, Earl of =MY& • TIMM in= MEI IabWAID BCOLLT Aa• Cartaleaved, 61toreditob, vbstamis to mammal . Jaw 91st 1, and July 25 at lie. at Bola. Messrs. °airworthy, Old Jewipallashers. aIL wag, Pewasll. Guildhall-chambers. attain ditsaa•P ai6 eir Jame OW PAM, Bart, sad iralar n. u M at ctx 11, :nob st 11, at BaslngbalLetrest. Bur. Liars. and Co., Old lawny us, ; off. sada., MB, Oolsmanwireet- Tmea did a li resse, Ilertblusease,_ Otiltalarsrawa, wins and spirit r 1 Jure Net 1, sell Jab 61 11. Baslngltallweest. 01 t56 4 lbellsimplmotrest„ Ilseminey; weep, Edwards, gembreekweert. Joss Town L itair Old iffsebeesd. dimes, June El et 2. and July Slat at .rbrost. lois.„11ols and Co., eldermanhary ; astr ▪ aNie llumasen, Jeri sink. BMWs, and 11 Romeo, ~Rbtlaulaßel, Misr, Jo. 21 at 1, and July 31 at 11, at Basing- Messrs. Hillary. Finaltweb.buildlnp, Fen sbersbillist Owns, Aldsnambsay. Wausau Dtv.s. Birmingham, boot and oboe aaseelastarar, June 13 OO.at lt. at Illawinebm Clem OM, liedgmo, W ; ail. male_ Wblimars, Illrmlegbame. Ammar larsauslum4 groove, June 1$ mid July SO, at 11, Blglak Birinissleas. id ManialOsilw On& OIL, Bawer, Birmingham ; off. vulg., Hamm Pam, Brlssy, pear, Jame II mod July 20, at 11 at Bristol Omit. Bob., Heiman sod 06., labial; off. wig., Miller. WWI James Wommeis c retmem. Ilimereslittiro, Marlow, June 20 and 1 • 2... 1 1.11 Misr Oeut. Isis, Penny, Taunton, and gawks, instal = L ai t a i r si . ,lnstur. Some Dirmeillro. draper, June 20 and July 12, at Swart port Iffessra. Soaker aad Co., Plymouth, ad °swam 'WWI Wreaks., De likt rilaltiru ltaster. draw, J 22 sad July e kl go l il a s t Owart. , Evans and Ban. Limped ; Bird, Liverpool. Owens ltdaTOW. Lrerpool, spirit wash; Jame 25 at Masi July 14 st 11, at Lrsrtsol Court. Bob., Illgsca and Robin. al% tad Littbdals and Barden; Liverpool ; off. rag., Caress% Jens Panuns i j== . lo=l, drysalter, Jane 2S and July 16, at 11, et Neal ad Martin. 'Averted; of. Joy norgan. Weep& Joann Jima% despir, Juno 23 and July 19, at 11, at Limped Omit. 11A.13rsetley, Limped; d6 am*, Turner, Li Azarcer ve Ntra Dem" lbasbmtsr. meabldst. Ines bad July IS, a se. side, imssamm. t 1106 Ifembasew lide...llBliinseeseed Lae, Manchester ; Niserharlar. Pus. Ilsmabssem. best mimeltsharar, June 25 and July al l=et ffismabsebr Mort. eds. Oils@ and Whealsr, Man ebasearmogsa. s e ntwasid. lismilearar. Imilffer AM Cbsidre, L June and July 116 at 11, et M Omit. lab., Anal mid , Id 97 sookadeld ; o 6 s.rlg . tram, Ibmslesster. DIOOLTZNT Pik. --- eiin, jenesegusepimesterte maker-4. Westeennwrek. ant iskr— A. T. Eseekkes. ft. Parrs, sembisa e= Glom killeitsr.sksk, sibeslnerler—T. H. Ilembeetw.sezest.Argytrewske, Meek k the Audit Office, kenuesit. beess—Ans IlLsdissek l / 2 Ilyper Johreeresl. tetaroympare, Emma vistale—J. Wrvisit.Loww.assa. Label% slope= te a &I- Fr-T. Bird, Ciasseinen4 Ptzsam= ts parer— en W. Or °6l.44 anu tt rese. Old nffi tramil and Moult linber-41. Ikeselek simmis—P Mrshise, peenweese—J. H. Peeks, M ar beeni sal Wok Isker—J 4l4 . l = 6. I = satW bene—W. Seer, We = 6,.. plettriZteheem i nardig nin s tester-row dna is :7= e A mt . iil iges t. lenisr, ltusereinst, went— kbenne—Eles 1=74, OttErai.ree4 beer Si s e=rt. illegs .= danOleskinedloss, nnebleit—l. Maw NE = k et es arekiNsl-1. leaker, Ilywkselesst, 118SeiSP-116 IsSt. Itodekeless& Illeowl. kW& Ism besysr-11. 11. W One& amsksios akst—ll. B. Dudley, Camiarbliffr Messi= Miar— liddill a r Om emennereet ramebte•• 0.2. De Inesaa.street. bi l e st e rsashineM == i tl inge. lkaereme4 desiewingsr—E. Ayres, Ask skim s DEILARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& &MAW ha= Ikarzar, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, shendst— Ist Meldsad Ifte of of la. 444. June 12, and any subsequent Tawny, at Rte.....iloweM b r il e menisa lL missr4 Lambeth. timber nterebsat— ist et ure ls et Uss. Jees I; and any subsequent Tnerlay, sit E Neekatklkireet. Jerk IV Emma. BeesPnwbarf. Erna 711 amonietles min sient—lei ethikal of k. June If, and say subsopent sow day, at Illebslsstk Bow Wks are illasiso Oreslmaidriat West. Mg, feu& embalm opus.— El let altiost at 44.,=7 Wsdardsr, at WM mane% Beetegbgiekest. Waken Wlikl, week Waken Eine ankse—lst divi. And of b o w, say Weimilsy, at Irldatare`s. IkekgbaLsteest. w any pneekes, akeeke, brash seem—Lt dlsliml of Is. Id., Whitmore's, Joss Doossa y, st ss. M 4 8 = 1 1 111 =e— sa . Pat dividend of 1e.114., June le, end subsequent lifeelmedays. at Les% Alder. EDIS I LIVIS, Ilsklatens, betel kespee—let dividend of is. Itd., June 11, and three subesqunt Wakeedays, at Lee's, Alderman. Ors Joan 'MUT, Barnstapt i Devambite. bookseller-Ist dirt. dead of 4s. ed., any Tuesday or day, at Himmel% Rasta. ions Ewa, Larder, bookseller-Ist (beldam' of U., any Tuesday or Friday, at Rinser/. Easter. Osman italics Xsarr, Taunton, Bomerestahie of 12.2 d. on nver pooh, any Tuesday or Murat. F, - a iiirizTaV, JuEaweelo 11 Goasmens, Na suineg ll unt adem , ltettee-lat dividend at le. 6d., ne , and taw Nenive, at Barrie% ==. ROBIZT ROOM soldensannue Pam" Derby, lek —let dividend al 6e. 11, Jane 11, asel three subsequent Mend en it Bads'., Nottioslnne. New Lams. Otendeed. lisednelske. dvaper—lat dividend of Jewell. and Wee sialmsensed Mondays. at Zanies, Not. tugboat. DIVIDIXES. July 3. H. Peens, Welwyn. Beetteedslefre, and Idastearideoe !oath. Qty. mesbant —July 3. T. Tyler, Weedunist. , wars draper tj us ul7ri r : " OraLim. pr ; se lf: gr lVaiesee. wgia4 Notag li. AW. beder—July L J. Wilms. liesews.equare, tutor—Jul 4. W. Mine, Peenkinegar, ilnend. sod Nedlt.news, 0 ane, tieeawl vlsnieller—July 3. T. Wet, 11•114114 Th elotlike—July 10. E. langliboteudit. Leilestenibiro. kfrier—July 10. W. H. Odom, wine iserehent- idly it Z. Admit. Nottingham, wine 11. W. lissetteiese a = el, 4. G. Iladosear Mao Winenselli. illy S. J. H. l as fl. verrei. Prom" lAvn•pool, tea 4. Poderta. Tate& Paet, neat Liverpool, weer L 11. Limped. earn ssereleant—July 4. T. Davis., laysvPO4 1 OZDZIPIOATIIII le bo deo sow be shwa Solite rotaryes So of Ddy S. W. IJobst, Greet Queso4teeek ma telelesforialls, jewel era maker—My 4. G. flastasis. Pakdararas. Chellins, browse— July 5. C. Thar. R. VIM, G. Fiore end J. L Maar, and Lewes, yilinthore— J ul jeL e r g . al t hk.. Digrhe, Daum July IL IL O. Dos, woollen draper—Jul; L W. &Arm/4 Devenpwr. Wow ehimillie.-4,s J. Mks" Loiarles,trigher—Jaly I. WA* Wonky sod J. Halmeharo, imessfrj as eedon soaostadsmVsly tisi S. J. Doli. &desk [As k o ilman Jul, n i V emes. lll64=Portrifie. en, Woodman July S. Edwi Wain, Beam Warmest July IL J. liandes, DOM Mr" Woresimildre, Ileared vielmalle; —July 6. J. Wobble. libmiserm. mask • pAsfignansirs 1111111OLVID. Ant Doyle moll% WMde% Pooliskse. leessoblis. briderbsto— N. Comerford sad N. Z. MoilMsr. Lowe Rafaa.strwit. Mao, drapers—J. Lenny and W. Limas. Petal" leieuddre asehi pelaro —G. Stlrk and J. OW, sel. Totbidro, ten J. I. Clarks sod W. Ohm% Widise.er"Olty—J. IL Wink B. Gelder, W. Loneetteria, OM W. lIIIN. inlay, Yorix ... rote. founders so he Is ftstimE. Sides al W. Wo--W. W T. Firth, R. P. BadisK J. lesredegiee. eal D. Walker.747=, ossbize, col prosoisiers, so hr se roma D. wager —J. Elie. G. Agars, and J. Cook Ilnalashea. tresdseedook so Dr aerrourda J. Cook-0. Bitekbani end R. 0-riy, DOWOXID/14.111. 111•1•111-0. Naybx and H. Naylor. Unto earu ioisobehoura—H. theht W J. Webr lahi , w asrposi. —D. Loseft D. Umiak ma L Lsoo Wales sad Meek INIIIINItte —ll. W. Lowe sad limegia~see aseldre, —IL lobo* sad Z. P. J Illeasblrs. Ineoses-71 MI 11. IWO* Tenelirob mask W. esdbons. J. IL Soedeof. L. W Denim sal SoworAle. sposine. Are Wilk sooduteress—.l. A. Cbsgema, and J. A Isafek podia& morobsels—C. P. boom and J. Riarres. tea IMIIIII&Sill—C. Ilieskftes sal I. Ma bony Loorlistsa— White and W. OW* Irmagradre, Isblers—T. Mbar Q. Crux, and J. a s tar NA da T. rehil—J. Moo. J. WMl Cem :rt g = 11. Smile. Seek blrilik, trantasegsep. so tor as remit J. H. —A. 1 ran and Oliberian. dm" wanitensenxx—Eagle aid Hia tlisay Webers!. mossy essime. _ 110(Y1iii TIONS. Toms Hoax. Cargew, smith. MS 11, at the treaklla Teenommed Rend, Claw.. Jim Loewe, Ha=htam, 'rola desist, Jame 31, at the Leers Arms Elinalltoo. & km. MAIM DAvesseee, Moirtewa et Aberdenshiee. aright, Jane 111. st the osier of ilivaaata Ahordnes. Joint Laos, Coltsens liehee es/ Idkaressie, Joe SI. at Dem& sad Lgoe's Boma, liesitrargb. Parese boo, Arbroath, asereinst, hose 13, at Broca% Hated, Armagh.. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY , p ‘ 4 A& 1 6, 1 -,--p . isi t. -I'm Ws ha be drali woe hilill bo raolZilit i TA , jo „ oN. yr day els =Mho. \ * i t ..---.....—• 1 • DIM" ' • 4 , 0•,••••• s . . 1 . *' - . 4 '' 4:111811 C OMMONS — dots 12. BROWN leo Se ~.,. "' 'sr, 1 the folded= ..., ,dffloal . A) hIAL Q 91111.1311. . ial yol. at e of flde 110.18* 2 a le of the illailk s. 7 MI ' y. That • • of boob 87117ega w the of spout at by tk• Woe of 4 rails edverolop. TIM a bumble address be the wo rfe. :) _ The hoelem ßoune = Am. isis; Noi ztratory:—(lllr. Se few IfiejorAy. login tket eh* will be greeiessly ATIEII-1113. It solllidie th_ o #o. l . l "II? with ti r_P"'"%? 4 area force Oreeeraeo. lard 1. Math. Prederidt IDIJOATIOI IBILAND. Mt. ILINNEDY Mend eat Wis boos HMId address Ms 71.04, ukiai ha a ova as hiiirti lato tiTs sammentsats matt Mini* ha mink. madam' whoa tisa its Inks& INN essesubsails sad somplabs—irst, by imams at beliesika adopted la the wsaw and alsoussemos se the meal Aikidos id "what ; asseadly , by sswatiss the mid allot loam hy ea ids vats mak of eslealss asossmands with ask im plant sad sawssadaw ameba TM Mu maim was yiesssdias with his staliassat whew sesilise bia. swell **last haus bit sowslad; sod alibis dad a, the Bards haat wily ibirtpanaa ma b=sat, sad tbs haw wits Marsha adharasd a !sty Wars half-pest alma Visa. The following are the terms of Sir E. B. Lytton's Inspseed usoadatoot os Mr. Laymen eseolatios :—" That Mk brass ressmemmile to the earliest attootioa of her Ns- Ws Moisten his eassmity of a cords' revision of oat swim tidal, splahlabosats, with a Maw to simplify sad ▪ his talisman of public bagasse, sad, by Mini- Wing Milieu finis d ewes, se well sa by ressoviag sir Wood= to No flak possolion sad legitimate rewards, to swan II al =MN of the state the largest 'mailable m ycelia& of the emu mg fatalism, for whisk the pee* of this sinewy are distlegoislawL" Tb. semi roadie, Of Om Limited Liability Bill Ms %sea Masi b the Presideat of the Board of Trade for Friday. Wl* Moreau to the Waimea moat of mak *BMW sham to be allowed to be meted la paths SOW I. peaks under this mese" Mr.0•11111r, Wit lotoglOti hill.:: • I . 1 I Ine Court. The Queen held a Cool at three o'clock yesterday afternoon at Baokinahant The Him Millard Fillmore, late President of the United States, was promoted to her Mejesty at an audience by the Earl of Clarendea, the Queen's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Fillmore was accompanied by Colonel T. B. Lumina, Attache to the United States Le gation at the Coart of Great Britain. Biz ham Saloon, the Quota's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Sardinia, was presented to her Majesty at as asthma by the Karla Clireadon, en his retain from Tads'. Air. Perey Doyle. her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Mules, was presented to the Queen by the But of Clarendon to L. hands on appointment, and on »tarn hoes on leave of absence. The But of Clarendon bad an audience of bar Majesty. The Quest was attended by Lord de UM/7, lord in waiting, sad Sir Frederic Storia, groom in waiting. Her Majesty sad Prince Albert afterwards went to _ . . TwiakenhLt to visit the Duke and Duchess D'Austale, ao compeaied by the Prince's of Hohealohe-Leagenburg, aad attended by the Hon. Matilda Paget, the Hon. Mary Bey molar, Majot , Geaeral the Host. C. Grey, and Captain the Hon. D. de Boa. Prisms Albert, attended by his Equerry in Waiting, visited M. Coomaa's picture of the Battle of the Alms, at the Egyptian•hall, in the forenoon, and afterwards went to the British MUUMUU. _ Priace Leopold took a carriage drive. A deputation from varions dissenting bodies had an inter. ♦iew with Lord John Rusin yesterday at the Colonial oaks, to urge *Weldon. to the great of 60,0001. for religions purposes contained in the Victoria Government Bill. The deputation consisted of Mr. J. Remington Mills, Mr. Id ward Swains, Mr. J. Camel! Williams, Mr. Benjamin Ban bury, Dr. Foster, Rev. Thos. Janne, Mr. J. Templeton, Rev. A. Good, Kr. Wm. Edwards, Mr. J. A. Merengue, and Mr. R. B. Terrell. The deputation was emonspanied by the following memben of parliament:—Messrs. L3WO. Hayworth, Kenhaw, Bunco, Fria, Pollan, Bell, Thomp son, Redfield, Sir James Anderson, and Sir G. Goodman, and the Secretary of the Dissenting Deputies. Mr. Stanley and a deputation from the Goldsmith,' Com pany at Chester had an interview with Mr. Wilson yester day at the Treasury. Despatches were received at the Colonial•dice yesterday from the Governor of St. Reims. OFFICE, MAY 7.—Notios is hereby give& that hos Majesty will hold a drawing-roont at St. Jassa's Palm*, is Thanday, 14th has neat, at 2 o'clock. Notice is also gives that her Majesty will bold a levee at Si. Janus'. Pala*, on Wednesday, the 27th inst., at 2 o'clock.—Chrostre of last night. Oa Elatarday, when the Emperor of the French was rips Is Timms's, a wavier overtook his Majesty with durstdre from Sebastopol. The Emperor immediately stuasensid the news of the taking of the Matasion Vett, its., sad beaded the despatch to the King of Portugal, who after tesdieg it, pet it in hie pocket as a souvenir. Uttar§ &oil - Dresden aim ana• the arrival at that city, ea a visit to the Xing, of the Dachas of Orleans, the Coast de Paris, sad the Doke de Chartres, sooonspanied by the Count sad Coasts.. do Beauvoir. It is said that the Emperor of Austria will have ea iaterview with the His; of Prairie is the course of • few days, et Galata, where his hawk' Mejesty gess to limpets the 4th division at the Asides may. _ _ the Coufeessees balm- at as end, Titoff, the Betraordiamy Xining of Sew* it about to leave Vienna, 'mending, bower, to travel *sough Italy before ho ra tans to Ms poet at Stuttgezdt.- We (Po;t) believe tint it is the intention of the government to Introduce, on an early day, a immure for the soneolidatien of the Lets relating to the Militia in Ragland end Wales. _ _ _ It has beat intimated that the government are in negotiation with the Piiimulir and Oriental Steam Cow -1 pony for the establishment of a bt•monlbly commanication with Andmilia Me Mappers. _ _ The Piedexinteesiovernment has given orders to prepare the sew hospital of &rasa for the reseptioa of the yowled soldiers of the Sardinian oontiagent. WM sellentdat between the Ronan and Austrian theventatents was dyed before the Arahhhop of Vienna, nerseigawr de Renner, who arrived in Vienna en June 6, had left Rome. A member of the defunct Parliament of Frankfort BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANce...- peeress a sort of looting railway. Ho suggests to several or ibunwen.-The twenty.fifth meeting of thisl amen at t h e a m en d gewernmen t e of Switzerland that th e t ra i ns lion Will 00112112880111 in Glasgow on Wednesday, the 12th oil whisk arrive at Yverdna from Geneva be plesed,-Inomo- S'lmmtbiro 1866. The Pan"' ( "mitt , " will meet ea that day * the election of sectional clam, and the do ing% nortatoadhor Palsonen. and •11- upon • mmaa'ridt , spank ri basins. weak brought before that body, and solidi nal seem the Lakes of Nenfabhtol and Bison. , and aftwessis by siUsuremeat. Th e am ore gener a meeting will dimatety mask the line of the Selene Railway. He and be held es Wears/ay, the 12th of September, at 8 p.m. kir friends donors that the proloot is very easy of execution. when the Sraddlish.,____„_ lllll deliver an addraol; the roaolwlll4 The Klailerndnisch (the Berlin Marian) gine the aera tin g ea wa seene = s , 7 4li aa h a e 19dtjh of 1 41 P t t :V r ' ass 3"al unt plane a as the probable settlement of tile Bastern noes- means,. At lila wombs meetings, will take San will obtain the Chides Ron, the Boor s at 1 p.m. dieseurese ea mean blanches it mom wsu be no, the Berdasellse, the Bleak Sea, and Asia Minor. " W er ea ____, , ,„"2„_°,7 4lllBll, „__ _will 1 "/,,,,"Rwd___," „_,....t0 , lisated_„ Begleed will have Turkey in Europe, with the esaeption .. "'";T i r - anon — 17, - * y '' e t h= t , - 7 - ..- e. oil, miuds meet a the karma talon latter will tall to the lot of imam bons bar, to Woiseedes, the 19A1 of Nonevent Sept...- t together with all the lags, standards, sad other monis; 10 a.m. precisely. The matins will meet daily, fremTner a w. Esquand. Austria will casual basalt with the puma. day. the 13 th of September, to Tmodsl, toe 18th of Sep son pewessin of the Priacipaline. Prussia sad Sardine timber *dune, at 11 &IL pronely. will enjoy the liberty of looking on. Tarbox will he,. t h e TEE ADMINISTRATIVE RIPORX ASSOCIATION AND net ." IZZ Pans.-At a meeting of the await* of the alone amention, held oar the lat instant, the The lemma do 81 . PoilirekttrP ratliebs hbon four was essaissoasly adopted t " That 111111 ""bi ree oo T r iatisil columns of " les pussies Ls plea rentarquables" in the reMentell by the snllnar__ _ Pima of ths Bnitsi g S " dlentat diessers" lately de li vered Ia parliament by Mr. do". flat at tm° °women Galin he SM/AP:ten. me th pert it Me maaminse. alboy hove= sun **thanks to the neinet ere a :, *Attempts are malting by the Cagoule department kande already given umaoltemed te ''PS. Gospel the enteral. petrol form to wear eh amens is the be edsabdstretive refers, Asa Me treat ad their es* It is opposed bar the fans on ae- their wZimee imp tbst Ilbe fats: ‘ , * . e s t i t ; 'sat at th• erPeaill which Nit ft the ' mss mad ow pip 1 ti es wm pw gsi ph, si Tni jow l . .•• : • • .e. th a t surrom we% • swam . oto i s i k a oe i ti , . s govermoset. _ *#.,` -_ . ~- : . fribe 4,3prt04,0* TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ldwerlissowslo founded for "TIN Express," Landau Ermine gaper. art be at OM Oeloo, 10, Bourodo4lroot, by Two *Work cm Me do) of pobifoation. RNIR WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tam DA.—Morning. Oh. Ili: Afternoon. lb. 15m. Tomoisow—Yeralng, lb. Um Afternoon. Et. I. LONDON, WBDN.I3BDAY, JUNG 13. LATEST FROM ABROAD. THE OVERLAND MAIL. P/I.Olt TIM COMISPONDR/fT OP TED DAILY XIIRd.) TRIESTE, TVZSDAT. The steamer Calcutta arrived hers yesterday, in 118 hours, from Alexandria. ALEXANDRIA., Ju Ns 7. The Indian mails leave Alexandria this day, with I advice. from Calcutta to May 4th; Madras, 9th; Bombay, 12th. There is nothing new from India. Lord Dalhou sie's health was indifferent. Trade was very depressed, and limited. Exchange at Calcutta 2s. ltd. Money market tight. Off 111:111WAIIN3 AND BRITISH TIL1011APIL) MARSEILLES, WEDNESDAY. The Veetis arrived with the above mails, at seven o'clock this morning. THE WAR. WAR DEPARTMENT, Join: 12, 1865. Lord Panmnre presents his compliments to the Editor of the Daily NOM, and begs to transmit a list of the officers who were killed on the 7th and morning of the Bth June. Captain Muller, tad Battalion Royals; Lieutenant Lawrence, 34th Regt.; Lieutenant Stone, 55th Regt.; Lieutenant-Colonel Shearman, 62nd Regt. ; Major Dickson, 62nd Regt.; Lieutenant Machell, 62nd Regt.; Captain Forster, 62nd RegL ; Major Bayley, 88th Regt.; Captain Corbett, 88th Regt. ; Captain Wray, 88th Regt.; Lieutenant Lowrey, Royal Engi neers. EVACUATION OF ANAPA. The following appeared in a portion of our im pression yesterday: Intelligence has been received at the Admiralty that the Russians have evacuated Anapa, and are supposed to have crossed the Kouban. The arose edam are in the place. RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE OPERATIONS IN THE SEA OF AZOFF. The St. Petersburg journals of the sth have come to hand. The lowalide RUM contains the following report, dated May 25, from General Wrangel, com mander of the Russian troops in the Eastern part of the Grimm, giving an account of the occupation of £ertch and Yenekale by the Allied forces: In the moraing of the 24th a hostile fleet, 70 vessels strong, appeared in the Straits of Kertch. Owing to the fog it was not perceived until it had arrived off Takyl light house. Later I received from the commander of Theodoeia (Kaffa) a report of the passage of a powerful squadron towards Kutch, and an intimation from Oen. KotaebuE that nearly 70 of the enemy's meals had left Sebastopol with 26,000 nen on board. The enemy, who appeared suddenly off the village of Kamp& Boman, and had brought his great ?sails beyond the reach of the Paul battery, and his steamers and long boats nearer the shore, proceeded im mediately to land under the protection of the tire of his vessels. While this was going on one of the gunboats ap proached the battery, but being received by a vigorous can noaade was not long in getting out of reach. In the interval the as ailants had disembarked six columns of infantry, who contrived to get behind the batteey. Yielding to a decisive superiority in numbers, the troops at the battery spiked the cannon, and after having destroyed all the munitions of war retired in the direction of the postal station of &mita ' slinks. The enemy, with a portion of his steamers, then rapidly entered the bay of Kertoh. In the evident impossibility of resisting snob an attack, I gave the order to immediately destroy the depots of meal and forage at 'With, and the vessels which wen liable otherwise to fall into the enemy's hands. Consequently they put to the flames the war steamer Nogoutchy, which was in repair and without its engine; also the private steamers. the Berdiansk and the Donets. I am not aware of what became of the steamer Argonaut. excepting that it doubled the Cape. The fortifications of Herta and Weikel. kept up until night, a well sustained sad happily executed fire against the enemy's stamen which were discoed towards the straits of Yeaskale. It was act until nightfall that we commenced rendering the guns unserviceble and destroying all that might fall into the enemy's hands ; following this the garrison profited by the darkness, to leave the fortifications. All the troops which were at Kertoh and in the Paul bat tery, effected their retreet with an insignificant Wes. As to the garrison which defended Winkel., I learn that it was obliged to follow, not the postal route of Soultanovka, but a parallel road upon its right, and nearer the Sea of Axon'. I have arrived this day at Amain*, where all the detach ment is &enabled, and when it will be joined by the regi ment of the Grand Duke de Sue's Hussars, the regiment of Prince Emile of Hesse's Dragoons, and the battery of the Hone Artillery, No. 28. It was impossible for me to stop nearer Bench, from the want of water upon this kind of soil, and also for the reason that I may be able to 'tumour Theodarla if the enemy decides to undertake anything against that city. - . • " " _ • When I h►ve received the above act as the circumstances require. Prince Gortchakoff sends th; following despatch, dated Sebastopol, June 1: I will On the 27th tilt. the enemy was et Bordiansk, and burnt t►ere two houses, some coasting vessels, and a considerable portion of the depots of wheat. On the 29th a squadron of 16 vessel► et war appeared at Genital. The enemy, under a flag of truce, demanded that we deliver to him all the vessels and stone of grain belonging to the Crown. This having been refund, ha opened a fire from his squadron, burning earn venal, and depots of grain situated upon the sea shoo*. The fire of grape shot from two of our field pieces plated near the strait by Ike Aide-de-Camp of the Emperor. Prince Labereff- Rastovaky, compelled, however, the enemy's gun boats whleh fired ear vessels, to move from the coast. The next day (the 304) the enemy attempted nothing against Genitehi. From Kay 29 to Joao 1 nothing of special importune transpired at Sebastopol, nor at the different points of the Crimea occupied by our troops. THE Pi sscremarma.—A letter from Vienna, of the 41b, says : " For sea days past we her, had he re the Meese, Cantsonsene, flearno-Bietiniaro, phdippo esa .gu s , bey, and Golesko fs 11Iss, cosstitutiar, the dower of the Koldo-Wallachiea nobility. It is, in asaaa , th oin e t , t probable that tbe reorganisation the p pat* will seen be brought imam oonelders;dtio INCM2II,O 00101171r101noN Norfa w Ert AnacA. Bria4of Journal SP:4oiincei the sitsbust amt of au __ of assiliary tare" st:„ a saus homes Bril sat a " the W r ist - STI a C, O • I 2 A tom, the lint of whist, o w Tibuovis, is it. wage Bristol on her first r o m p as th o le* wt. THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOT?. IT s upwards of two months /hoe the Camp at Aldershott was gantic failure. Subsequent our prophecy was in every m e season is now well advanced, a dozen weak battalions of militia bled in the camp, and these hav specific training than if the regiments tared separately at any of the racks in England. And not throughout England as yet not benefit from what ought to har a school of military training, but of the line—the 61st, 66th, 80th, , about to depart for the Mediterranean war, without having been even tered in the immense town of the country so much money. This, we are engaged in a war of - and when the efficiency or no. every man in the army most advantage or otherwise. In the expedition to, the other day large numbers of our very hest , were obliged to fall out of the reeks, bein g ova partly by the heat, partly by the leather stock, heavy knapsacks, but chiefly from their %O de ' thing like training. Of 800 Marines who ha t , from the ship. not 50 were with the battalion ey e it reached Kerteb, and the three Highland cap e " reduced to about 100 each when they arrived g same destination. If these casualties happen magi the stout-hearted veterans who have seen the ft ., through all the troubles of last winter before Bee; topol, what are we to expect when levies draw emits take their stand in the ranks of Lord R iitai army ? Verily, we are—that is, the authorities% —equally unjust to our troops, and to the uti l e g a pays those troops. The country provides at same mous expense a training school, which migke h i been of the utmost benefit to the army, hd, to official blundering, no use whatever is tea of the place. If the money laid our a the camp at Aldershott—or even if one-half of it. had been judiciously expended, Government angin a this next month have been able to strengthen LA RAGLAN'S force with 50,000 trained soldiers—wet), at the very lowest estimation, 100,000 nor recr4 By the words "trained soldiers," we mean sods* as the French manage to turn out of their map every month, and send by instalments of 10,000 kg time to the Crimea—men able to build their oe huts, cook their own meals, bake their own bra, and carry their full marching equipment at the rei of three English miles an hour, without having to it out of the ranks. This is whet might have beencla, by means of the training camp at Aldenhott; what has been achieved there after all the ass! . voted by Parliament has been laid out? Nothi g . literally nothing. The officers of the regiments shie have now been quartered there some twenty ds l4 are unanimously of opinion that the locality ism badly chosen. Where the hats now are thee i hardly any water whatever to be had, and for mil all purposes this has to be brought from the Essig, stoke Canal, which is a quarter of a mile off. will hardly be believed that had the site beenchow about a mile from the present camp—near when es remains of an old Roman camp are still to plenty of the very best water could have been reo cured for the troops, within the limits of the mei. meat. And yet every soldier knows that in elle ing an encamping ground, wood and water see tie first objects looked for. Who then could handset for the camp a tract of land with such a veryesios drawback ? But another, and almost as gnat c objection, exists to the present site. When thetas are out at drill the least wind raises clouds (1(4; dust all over their parade ground, to such an era that they find it almost impossible to go thronghthc mancenvres with anything like correctness. lic the camp been situated where an gnaws of good water exists—on the other side s ci the Farnham road, and near the Roman sis es well known to all officers who have studied at ts Senior Department of Sandhurst—the huts u n. as the drill-ground would have been sheltered ha the wind, and the troops would not experience a hue need they now do. Of the huts themselves . willli th ee dosebewhsaoidd,evisbutedththatelmittlesir oot Josrrube s. the first who called attention to the fact that theme nese of the wood with which they were about to a , built was most objectionable in every way, and wo rld f P av ext mra os ble s the usefulness of their accommodation. And Sir Jc prove fatal to the comfort of the soldiers as well u t SEM was right. In all the huts the bouds hot even with the few days of warm weather yet se this summer—shrank to inch an extent that tl buildings will not be inhabitable after the L a/ September. The camp then is calculated to lid troops for exactly three months in the year, and e sapiently can barely train one set of soldiers daring ti twelve months. The present weak brigade stAlcitreha soesists of six militia battalions; the average etrenr of each is not more than 500 men—say 3,000 la el Bat of these only about 800 have been in camp f three weeks. The remainder have merely come i by driblets, and up to the present time none Wed rived any advantage whatever from being brae bitether at Aldenhott. Had the huts been en 'ready for the troops in February or March last--ii they been so constructed that men of ordinary at mina could have inhabited them during the lelle year—the Militia regiments would have &rill the greatest advantage from being removed at on from the scenes of vice and filth in which the rn have lived almost since their first ea , sent. How the officers of these corps la maintained anything like discipline wee the men, billetted as the latter have Id in public-housed throughout our large towns, so little short of marvellous. Whatever may be t faults of Aldershott camp, it would at any retold been far better than the places in which the %hi regiments have been living for months put. I with any thing like management this might he been effected long ago, and now—as the fine wall can hardly last for three short months—we i that but little good will accrue front the srue monk The feet of the Militia being a sort of I eery for our regiments of the line should newt an instant be lost sight of; and it should be rem bared that the training of the former will, if PTV and systematically carried out, both rodeos Militiaman to volunteer more readily foe the M I army, and also fit him for immediate service el he joins his new corps. Hitherto we have c kept in sight the parade and show movements of troops, and so long as these are correctly peed all is supposed to go well. We have the finest le rial in Europe for an army, but we give our red no training whatever before they take the field. sonsequence is that we invariably have to blc ov e r a campaign before our troops are converted effective soldiers. And this short-sighted poliq tends not only to our barrack yards, but even G so-called Camps of Instruction. Aldershott seems' to prove no exception to this rule. It is pull that we shall have several grand show parades before the season le over, but the only perer.e2 to derive any; substantial benefit from ',he cs the owner!s of hotels in the neighl , , ur hood, se Shareholders of the South Wes!,n gealwiy. News. ru er he h a ve ell ul ace d , e 111 likelyifl n i l I 2 u n it' e t nur sod nn r e b e tt d e tireogo" hid e n st u ge lisiu bee, l e * e yet, r in e ° I 1 p t l 5 it l 'ellh: 'nu°. we 1814 events here Prot ' way correct, ii i ;a l : only hiv e th e i ii not derived the 114 l' me bee n s i n , mitt 4 oth, and 96th terranean and th e 44 en fora single 4 74 , e F huts Whi c h has '-',. This + ' - . , too, a.* on e y tt the Ecnoit resc h i t ,„ k • non-efficieney of L 4 ,4 float tell tithe?