The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-12 00:00:00

• ' - '••••110*-, - ••91:1111 ./ 4 y/r2 4 •• C7Z-2441-'l4' . - • .1;z f p, 5! • 4 n CT : '.] !' ' r • ..‘ . ... • 4 1 11 . t. • . - . . EVENING EDITION OF THE DAILY NEWS. LONDON, THURSDAY EVKNING, JULY . .12, 1865. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 2,778.] MEXICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN COILPONT. DIVIDUND of 6L per there as Use Aim ▪ w • o rgspoay, from of briono toz. viU bo PAID ea or tam tar Ilth lawns blo Dow PIM Itr oidolog do IMAM mglts Waned by DI airy bolhos o == . l6 • o • 66 . NWIL&IDEL lorrobry. Ir. Dam* WA IMPERIAL P. wee er•rasabot et the salsa roma The germansat had iiready agrapad ea opals" on the sales% sad the ream why than was no Raba that. in as hose s _ erta, as was well haws, that there was at that rasmant a Cabala sois el Ckillsa llk W. CLAY hoped that the bass would not swat to Ma' Wass for ajotannimili illa n =hol••--., a fat, a P et lt i eTßC t O a li said may winaltuaneiss. mpg whom was his owe, ware salsas for am antaida of the law; but that was as Nam why they 'bad east the tratatants that wal alma. 'M wet Staab that there should Is au stamen% in eau that sea gams might has ais_sgarlisnitededigatiagthsitaiNnala with argard blll. Another rasa be the pretend adjosuaost au that the hill, ea now beau the bash was el.) aftreat from that wash was promoted to it on a previous osonslon. (Rear, hear.) Not asatuat was riveting an I LZe t ti:p ro e, a r • hem. sada (Si W. Clay % ) :T s pagasod adaptton at the /aleatory ; Ewe tbs slat of his ;proposal would be that wh ile as illi f i mt . g in. might sontributs, meths, who did not antriboto. a the osaissiof the bads. Ht was plaits aware that wrens was as Ala called fad animus% and he was WINN to lowa those who from la as fair gram& laii mall inn falter wen offend they that ham be was glia maslin es She up the vale. Mat king gas 'Motion pave to the rasa system. Mr. SPOONER supported the Saks for ajourameat of this debate, es he thought the sambas of her ldsjsty's government aught to be present when the details of Ibis bill were considered. There was another reason why this debate should be adjourned. Only two members of the cabinet voted upon ths saga reeding of the bill, and it was most desirable that the opinions of other Waists' should be known. Redid net know whether or not this was one of their "open " questions; It was very requisite that the house should be informed on that head. (" Divide.") Lea EBRINOTON, whose ?Wag was the signal for tremendous salts for a division, thought that the comas of hon. members °pools exposed the to the shag" of wish ing to obstruct a measure against which they se Sd advance no argument Mr. MOWBRAY supported the motion for the adjourn. moat of the debate. (Divide.) Re thought upon his own showing the noble lord appeals (Lord Seymour) oht to have voted for his hot. Mad Mr. Bentinek. (Divid e) He complained of the system of allowing these important mea sures to be brought forward on Wednesdays ,when ao Maw ber of the ministry was present. (Divide.) Re there was no prospect of this bill being earned any this maim (Divide.) Mr. L DAVIES made ass Osmotic= in support of the adjournment, the precise 'flat of which was lost in the alb for a division. LORD RAGLAN'S LAST DESPATCH. sousn OP OOMMONB.—WzpI uDAY, Ivry 11. SPILIZZ toot tha chair at foot. To am oAzarrs.) War Department, July 11. Lad Paestum has received a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his lordship by Field Marshal the late Lord Raglan, ; and has also this day received two despatches and their enclosures, addresPed to his lordship by Lieutenant- General Simpson, commanding ler Majesty's forces in the Beat, of which copies are also snbjoined: (riot • DUBLIN, JOLT 11. A rumour has prevailed for the last couple of days to the Won that Chief Justice Lefrey is about to ob tain a peerage, and to make way for the elevation of the Attorney-General to the Chief Josticeahip. The Freeman's Journal throws some doubt upon the aces. racy of the report. An important political movement has been set on foot among the Iruih preebyterians, who took advan tage of the recent general assembly held here, to hold a meeting of ministers, elders, and laymen, for the purpose of forming an association, to be called "The Presbyterian Representation Society," having far its object to secure the election of members of the Pres byterian body as parliamentary representatives. The chair was taken on the occasion by Willoughby . Bond, J.P., D.L.; and the attendance of ministers and elders was very nomennur. The reso— lutions adopted were—first, one forming the society, and stating its primary object to be " to re— turn to parliament members of their own communion who will conscientiously advocate their principles and protect their rights;" another declaring amongst the objects of the society to be "to secure for the members of the presbyterian communion a due recog nition of their claims in the distribution of all offices, honours, and appointments;" a third appointing local committees to organise the country, together with i the usual formal resolutions. - -- --- --- - -- ree Mewing is give* in continuation of the report fa Wanders Espy*: EAU -DE-NIL-0u Cuidames has Paris Goon- away slam that hey hove ro o a . ed bah Bietiln asausse eft thd bilge leee hes le Use Wit et bun se. h Item* best et g per homee.-1111111V Burr a, OW Terabore Oblatory, lidtied: CHURCH RATES ABOLITION (No. 2) BILL. TheATTORNET4INIERAL regretted that any die shield hue bee. Mud. em R = Ak in: committee I illa bsui. waft te dabisessi . bad sautioned m ike pdadighafika WM is ohm shah_ ad the prin. dpie d the ahelides eldest* nem Vadat such eireum einem he thought it was their leap es go late committu, VA NM whether they could not led hi the bill materials for egeledse el this 41iMmalt qualm. The nuat'sealoas rive. Ode ef• diem& lutes could but Ritter himself lieg Re ipseedes was other UNA one of time. Ifeerk See half of the pude -if this country else daemon from the ethealbelednh, and every dis may asaiihred snick rata le he an intolerable geleuefrA h usdl test be upeeled that the quotient weallilmeeele siserei r resl ais 2all_y as the the house had g a aftet peer elei Teat owl& be a sauce el eleitited gligplmiss. was said time the chianti rates wan neggillillese epee dierneeme, ler they sequired their property adjust to that payment. (Reer, hear.) He Gyred that organise% would not silence the dissenters. (Hear, Mac) When Ode burden was imposed all the pupa Mooed to see sketch, and therefore the gifiessne was eel felt ; but sew that the people of the asame wen of different weeds, and that a great chew had taken place in the nature of the purer. d the country, the dissenten could heftily be espied to be satisfied with the answer that their wee malted subjeet to this pulls:slat tax. Maar 11 11:3 111111111111 that alight be, it wee impossible to hops ;hat the Wrwontseatiesce in the payment of ea impose ist they leived as benefit, bat whisk was entirely Ike the !Meat of the iamb. His hos. and learned Mood apiesd the wAsesaaso of church rates se suresery elf lie adetemen of elm shame. He should be sissy Mak this she regadedep of the clutch of England ws lap cubed M this gesstiens. (Hear.) That church pommel grfnee means% dish were secured is the beet poseible firer his digaiteries reeked with the nobles of the lead, mad termed ea element of the constitution. Could a church like that depend for its superiority se the existence of sherds rates ? Oa the contrary, be knew nothing more likely to add the subagh of that church than the obeli. doe of as Inspest whisk wu the eases of so much onus. ties theasbaat the *sentry, and which, after all, was but 300,011111. be assaat lie agreed with hie hos. and learned Heed OM le weld he a wry lameatable malt if the chitrdMs was eibied le fell into deny, and if he thought the atelithes of gurdi raise would have seek ca effect, he 110 mossesellil tasks al tbe led bolt r lave wed Wiwi roam ast 11DIVLODIf Y u prispess peralbily amnialegiones la the ire- ~._ mom ti awl Impoomeas stile burn bar. Spivey i - i ii n . bn . ararzw i tmCgZ y dris. ttbovey! Se tori. Ilikisk _ _ imoutrimoi e i ll s rE ds sibilillie riplaws. ler Ewes S bmr Al a, sr re ambrosias's+ Maid kat A prise Is. SI.; Te• ; sy. wzaz ,. 2 , 1 16 1:1 • 4 a r the dsolls ett . mu : MetesrwlVdt. mirg:it• b, A. rail am ma %lON Bobsetopol, Joute 26, 1865. My Lord,—l an much eameerned to ham to ennoance to you the death of hfsjor•Chaenl Ilstersart, Adjutant- Chinni of this army, which took place yesterday morning at nine o'clock, after an illness of little more than three days ; he died of cholen, end I deeply lament tholes+ of so stainable a man and of an officer co anxious to pitfalls hie duty. _ _ - - . I beg strongly to recommend that Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. L. Pakenhani may be placed at the bead of the AdjutantGenerel's department. He has done the duty of Deputy Adjutant-General slut, the army wee formed ; he la ant excellent man of business, and well acquainted with the service in all its branches, and his appointment would not aline be agreeable to so, but would be equally so to General Simpson, who entertains a very high opinion of his qualifications, and Norma every confidence in hira. 6 2 11111.1 W5K 1 7 Mg ; Baru. u. Ca Inalei. and Oasaaa By at A. N'tarar, *a:W, Poem am Pon. WiSt scone. 7m d y , eve Ts. VINDICATION of AGAINST his atc•s• '414011811 ABBAILABiTti . Booed Mao& Bi =4l nod seloro,ei ram dr Notes $o tbe ' at tie Owe. Jkt.nse O. licsa,ll.A, am sa Atebteir of Loma law : Jobe W. TatitM I have reported the death of General Eeteoort to the General Commending-in-Chief, and have mentioned to his lordship my 'recommendation of Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. L. Pakenhem.—l have, de., The Lord Panmore, do., dn. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TAli day. Teta L IL. with alaws, Om lea. THEb ANISE CONQUEST in AMERICA, .*B• A to Malice te ths lima sal to the Omni Wet Ostonim By AZYIII7II Raw Loudon: Jobs W. PaaWarawl I Wilt mod. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. Before Sebastopol, Jose 80. MUSIC. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CAMBRIDGE. EXPKESS EVENING NEWSPAPER is st:PPLIID REGULARLY emy Swab. at I edit& to all parts ot tM two, by W. DAWSON sad BONS. IladomOtoo sod iloornoodars, Trasaplagtotbottoet. Catolaidgo. My Lard,—lt is with the deepest regret that I alums to your lordship the death of Field-Marshal Lord Reglas, G. 0.8., which melancholy event took playa little before trine o'clock on the evening of Thursday lest, the 38th inst. His lordship expired without any suffering in the midst of the oMoen composing his personal staff. I have further to report that, being the next senior °Meer present, I have mannted the command of this may, until instructions shall arrive from England.—l have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, Lieutenant-General Commanding. The Lord Penman, etc., &c. --- The first of a series of " Reunions of the Members, Associates, and Students" of the above Institution took place at St. Martin's Hall last evening. They have been established by the committee of management of the Academy; and the plan of bringing the members, associates, and former students into co-operation, for the purpose of public musical performances, promises to be attended with excellent effects. At the concert of last eight the principal vocalists were Miss Birds, Madame Weiss, Miss Helms Taylor, Miss Haulm), Madame Basun°, Mr. Altos, Mr. Herbert*, Mr. Whit worth, Mr. Frank Bodds, and Mr. Wallworth. The solo instrumental performers were Mr. W. H. Holmes, piano forte; Mr. H. Blagrove, violin; and Mr. John Themes. harp. The orchestra and chorus were large and complete in every department, and composed of the academicism. The concert was conducted by Mr. Lucas. There was a good and varied selection of musk, oa the whole exceed ingly well performed. A pleasing Italian trio, by Mr. Level Phillips, was sung by Madame Weiss, Madame Bresano, sad Mr. Whitworth; Mr. Sundae Bennett's fine pianoforte Coneertobs V minor was excellently played by Mr. W. H. Holmes. The finale to Macfarren's opera of Don Quixote was performed with great effect. The famous Anaueoatis " When Bacohna invented the bowl," was admirably sung by Mr. Whitworth ; and Mr. Allen gave the song, " I quit my pillow," with sweetness and expression. Miss Birch. I sang Mourt's " Parte, ma to ban goio," accompanied on the clarinet by Mr. Godfrey ; and the finale to the second act of Mr. Lucas's opera, The Regicide, concluded a very excellent and successful concert. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNINO PAM. id= misoulepsel AL. Mama Id. limMeXtra Asarsol, the shiallisl Ass eosimaree awl s/ assail lallessOsst sedmisk et its pasta siss—ls Os air/ of Ms sipseb, usil is Mr vaned escsandi sal ssommde Ides. **maddd Id and% sinway, sad usasslmy Ism IllinCtabOaltillTartarre AT ras SPAT OP WAR. RS POINSOM MEWS IS =LIAM MID IMPARTIAL. it ad le kW T ISMI sostabil WORT, As szetirkwag st i l mod ussit se eAsslag the UAL& Sur m cap m A sol ONLT DAILY MOB* The holm divided: For the adjournment llB Against 176-0 The motion for adjournment being last, the debate upon the original motion was Neamoil by, Mr. L. DAVIES, who woe rimelved by loud shouts 'of 4 . Oh," awl " Divide." The boo. member thatinually op pealed to the house, but the interrupties sontinaing, Mr. IRTON called tin Speaker's attention to certain hort e tztiemen who were sakiag a groat dienultertoe behind the , Tbe SPEAKER salted upon hon. members to take their lls. L. plasm (O DAVl heere.) ES Shea groomed* still amidst loud ask for wrivisioa. He emaplained that vita bill wae not cos Seed to the relief of diatoms. TM ben. member then pro curled to answer attain meanest, of the Attorser-Oseeral, bit the purport of hie remarks was lost in the continued Is. wirrtiptions whit* occurred. The hon. member imadnued lathing until a opener to eix &dock, when the debate stood adjoerned by the rules of the beam. lair W. CLAY wished to Oats that after the manner la nada this debate had hoes sondsotod—kon. members an the other sidle having maim merely split time—he bring ea the &OM to .morrow night at whatever 1. Sims he weal& ___ __- _ -- ------,- &for &bastard, Jong 30. My Lard,—ln tbie, my fint military deeps telt, lam not aware that there is anything new or of consequenee to ri pest to your lordship. As regards the progress of the siege, then is no great operation yet determined upon, but we are employed in re pairing and improving our winks, to be in readiness to co operate with the French, when their &pinnate towards the Malakhoff shall be completed. The nominal Munn of casualties from the 26th to Ma instant are enclosed. AA At et Atom A =LUDO! ALL MINIM ADIFIATISZWITS. It WAWA Wombat. asA Attell•••1PIb Ain due /AA maim Ay et INAMAAANIA AA mat bas. by toalbassy INIA•AAIAMAA Alt • dmilst AA pukka At A▪ AA le Ay. Als Atimel stag besbiller or arrosa• As Maples ;sr at to ea" Aumbbilmest. 11•••••• st. ILL U moinied abbiting pow by Amin post at • NANA AAA, poliiite tilos sallsillso. lislA lie mho at ems ANA may I• magle 11. st VAAL FR wart. 901 amen by AstralN AAA DAJJ•Y NEWS LENT TO READ, 6e.8 am. aatil S a.m. at IL pat Vs*; wed la tweet taisstry. at DA L. far ad, pat day AU , ar= o4. lmaptcaralas ; by lat. Maw AV/ 11. - - I am truly sorry to announce that Lieutenant• General Blr George Brown departed for England this morning on medical certificate. The 13th Light Infantry has arrived, and disembarked at BaJAL's this morning. They will remain there for the present, to assist in the dnUes of the place.—l have, &0., 111A1LY NI W 8 FORWARDRDtotbsOOUNTRY b EVILNM MT. at laa.llll. qr ' gamma la rams% Vain MADDOX. 10, Upaar alliaapaa. ImptilhDaalgollar V Sim Masi. !LALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Laudon, at 1b. ., cvsartsr.-1111rt by NOZNINO MA=ll. INO DA, IN. IL par ADAMS, 9, l~rlf~i~rN • wart-r, Mrw AWL NI WIIIPAVIIR STAMPS. Oa the tootles of M. Waxwing the following Marie •wese wheal t—istata of the amber of aewspaper stoups, at matawri hewed to ustrepepno Is Deemed, Wales, Soo wa d Isolead. *set the 31st day of Desember, 1634, let dardy. 1866 (la ooatiaaatisa of podia. el prawn I. 2 s r a lt a irSON tep Me oght in a WI to amen sessioa.) d as est far onebhag growl 'seise is Ireland to borrow mosey heat privateioarees, wlMssarity of prenstsuals, sad or tionekeriag to eseatiesearada works easetraeted wholly or to pormith subtle wary. The-other cadre otthe day were disposed of, ea d notion adjourned at tot asiaates to 6 o'clock Posse ox fka W.CLar's Moriox.—Mr. L yeti for, with Mr. Hildrard against ; Lord Gederich for, with Mr. Abel Smith against ; Mr. Degehaw for, with Mr. D. Wad dialites Vila& JAMES SIMPSON, The Lord Pamir*, &a, &a ART CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF THIL PATRIOTIC FUND, BURLINGTON HOUSE, PICCADILLY. .T NEWS LENT TO lanuanea. lama at Cuoruirras snou Tax 2Syn ro ran 1k I or J anneavu.—ind liallailea Grenadier Onardo-1 mak and Ihr Ina Ilan Pallier Cinearla—l rusk and 11. wassidal. latalas.• la Ireginiest of Foot-1 rank and illa womb& Ind Battalion; lot F00t.3 risk and AU inroads. ard Pnat—llane sad SY killed: 1 argast. S rank and 11e, voided. ink hpll-1 oak and Ls killed. Irk rnot-4 rank and Ale wainidod. 911 r wok and Fla wounded. 171 k. Fait--1 . rank and die _ _ This important association closes its benevolent labours on Saturday rent, the 14th. There being • largo number if drawings unsold, amongst which there are several of great interest, the committee have decided upon having them sold by auction, and have very courteously addressed the owners of those contributions upon the subject, to know whether they objected to such a course. Nothing could be is better taste than this proceeding. As we intimated in our last notice, the committee were bent upon making un load exertion in order to recover lost ground from the break ing of the Wink to which they had intrusted their truly pre ciou deposits, 1,1501. having been lost to them through that occurrence. We have noticed with great satisfaction the manner in which these efforts are being seconded by visitors, purchasers of works, and contributors to the attractions of Burlington House. The band of the Coldstream Guards played gratuitously on Saturday last. To-day the Duke of York's boys' bond will bear a conspicuous part in this hatpins and patriotic cause. On Saturday next, the closing day, the Militia band will perform in the garden", and Idr. A. W. Hakewill will deliver • lecture on Barry's paintings, illustrative of "the progress of civilisation." A better or more appropriate subject could not be chosen, since the very acts of this association are in themselves lively proofs of social improvement. The exertions of the committee throughout the whole of their really arduous and fruitful enterprise entitle them to the gratitude of the community. VATSWATKIL-D, JJ SAW ; ad aIoPPISI el gegaig, pall is aitvires. asimisist. NAVAL AND MILITARY. womb& Mk rank and Ls wounded. 19th Foot-9 rank and Ile waumlal. 110th Foot-1 rank and Ale wounded. 33rd Foot— & wok ant Ss wounded. 30th Foot-1 drummer, 4 rank and the. emended. Slat Foot-9 rank and Ile wounded. 33rd root-1 rank axis ella Mid; 3 rank and ale wounded. filth Foot-3 rank and Me weresial. $S runt-1 rank and the wounded. 41ot Foot—I sec. ADMIRALTY, JULY 11.—ATTOINTILI1111.—Astiat- Et!W. J. Rasa, (1856), osaarsted to dm Royal wow Mau ship, of 600. hoist woof, Is abo AsSatast-Paymaators Z. 8. Cook* (1849), to tlat Alms, IL at Devosport; awl J. Toughies (1848), to the Trasait, lies ems steam Moto Alp. of 600 holm power, at Black well. !rank and lie, wounded. 42nd Foot-3 rank and Ole wounded. 44th 1 rank and file wounded. 47th Foot-1 rank and Es killed; 2 rank and Ale wounded. 19th, not-1 rank and ale Med; 4 rank and ll* wounded. 65th Foot—S rank sad ale warded. 671 b Foot I rank and file wounded. 62nd Fool-1 Wien, 1 rank and lls, wounded. UM Foot-1 rank and Ile weendsd. 68th Yoot—l rank and Ile wounded. Und Foot-1 rank and dl. wounded. 79th root-1 rank sad Ile Wed. 16th Foot-1 rink and Me killed, 90th Foot-1 rank and Me wounded. lard Foot —2 rank and Le wounded. 97th Foot-1 rank and Ile wounded. Ist Battalion All. Brigede-4 yank end Le wounded. lad Battalion aide Brigads-1 rank and Es weunried. Boyd Slopes and 191nars-1 rank sad Ale wounded. Toth-1u rank and tie killed ; 1 odicer, I sergeants, 1 delirium?, 70 rank and Ole, wevaded. rTARY DIVISION. CALL OF 14111 ROUSE. )I LL Eames or Ores:ass wuo Rave sun Winnow ruts ran Urn TO TIM :illy"' Joss, 11153, IXCLOBITS.-4201 toot—Lieut.- neat C. C. Cshith NOIOIIII. Raven on NOS-0011111111111111:0 Omegas Jen PatsATIO Luse nos rue 35rn ro Mrs Awe, MS, INCLOSITL—bird Foot —Frigate Joan Ramon. Seth Foot—Priests William Knowles. grd Foot—Prises Jews Hodes', Dennis Nkeelson. Witham Oill. Ott Feel—Prbrate John Uglier. ird halation (Denuder Guerda—Prt • wen likturd Hanks Yeti Foot —Prlvals Leone Wilson. etth Foot —4Psienle Francis Parkes. Mk Foot—Priests James Atherton. — iiIMENAL BNIVAII - or ilcsiZoiiwir;mam . olP;Meii ;ND PUT/ WININIMIN ma Tea law no via Ink or Jana. MS, =wens. IM h Jan. PORTSMOUTH, JILT 11. Duo transports have arrived at Spithead to-day hem the Rost. Tbey are the Orme% loan trooper, la 218, which left Malts, July 1 I She Obssor soma Isemport, No. 182 ; and tM Nimrod. oats Isemiport, No. Mt TM Orison kas breesba Mom as Oakes& liglibersse, 17th Foot ; lassmorats Ailati 17111. sad Was" 28th ; Captaiss Biselalr, WiNdlnim l WM& lems. sad Hr. Windham, Certain Hasbro, nimblest Sar- Osibstt ; Morn. Doman, Fria% Ftsbar, Nixes, sad Webb; the Wm. J.Thilay. Own Posed. Mr. Sow, R.N., sad bliss Samosa. She brass as bollsbo. TM Neared brier Moe US Ovals sad bee lams, vb.:—Caper Pasty, ad Reskassi. Livabread Rola Brigade, Misssol irises Mary, dee al i l i k 'e t Arinsatearpsia waijll e albs ISO Nestware. TM Charter bee as pense~pd 'Nkomo eendemssol WM, smog whist' are 16 diahlM sem Om Ilabdolart TM ma yob, Vitoria ,ltd Aber weellena et !arbour thL assraias fez a trial ad Mir maims, lalbsewards ft ea aimed at Cowes. Tae Hertsmaadou Mew ousel sled lest sight for the metward, and the Sprightly, eteeser, for Plyiscrath with espernonsesarbw. Th. Monkey, steamer, arrived today from Southampton, and returned to Woolwich this afternoon. CHATHAM GARRISON, Jur,w U. On Tuesday the depots of the 24th and 27th Reif meats came is from Ceaterbesy, stwasaaaded by Cornelia Coil, 99th Regimen& Oa the same day • bah* of sou cassmissioesd dims mineed hue becrosks from the llamithm, bastes Ant Meshed et Gest. (CM. Samoa, Goo. Z. Damon. D.1.G.H., base trisited Waite s Serf s Chavessed. he the mass of mein( their ebstreathas es to be sispislima fora tem perry hospital, sail to ram. *mem Tide bows mites up MOO beds, the another romairod • mad is b will he immediately mimed for ;soh pespeolT% .„..t of which the Brospies Sepplemestal Ilespital will be rime up for the sae of bags. Rimy et the sick sad misedmi Wt Fort Pitt MI Timidity for Bt. Hery's Beneeks, V was. Jvur . 11, - - Thu Horatio, 8 guns. dieretrStimis Wit, Captain the BINI. Ander A. Cockiest, arrived at Shaeraras ea We easing of the 10dt but, at 9 sank, (rem the Darns, on Ist Mars km firliseissd, barbs leaded lie ass IA 14.11116•1 SR tla Ps.s highs . lairs 'disabling at libseislife far Ilathis. WI OIL as prosesdoi lase d*** to Balt Pas Desk to esniplas isnot, sad at prism waits Watt maw far bdig slit dm i s mass. Mbe /Ellis (tate 42 frigate). sow store ship, Muter dimmuit.er William Ii Browse, ermaerissd to-day, by triipaph order, le OM la Mlle. nal" diIIeMINIP, shot, amaysitias, mad ether pojeetiles, fee the so of the Bade a* am Is Mend to be all reedy Offr tabs Omelet?, WOW MOM with • atom meet sii=gth a t e beg i a wore ber speedy peerage set te ;be with bar aa Mama gem*, ef ail, Mopes' for isrmorvise maw Sod IS Os pin et aped& _ • _ _ _ Me mummy 011ie Wont Me se or emu eon wt wee Mom es ming lee Mashy las owl rem gm weft 10111 MINI n ease fee ao eavy. Drab ef nob ow ididly motel". et Illeseesot apeman puts, foe foliations a Sir &kip Wands*. Mot of Oen U. fa @Mimeo Bonin, tboy volealsodeg do sem. DUBLIN, Joys 11. The opleedid tramped Pride et the Bee arrived at Clamositowa 40 1100410. Or was out was to take out bold issoliotot=orro l a, Setb, 89t1s, and other rogimattata. Mora than 700 mules hays bees perehased is th. bleed of Cyprus for ass is the Crimea. The journal La Virite says :—" let KIM days the Eeeliab recruit's; @gists ben 'elided a washer a mesa ter the Ponies Lagiea at Lille, sad to De sethiebeatbsei. The Fres& sibs assist eh* wises are ale admitted, from a feelfer dot dess beam W ear aka Thy ealy it tom Belgian aid edam, erbe wireeas is Olt* stastry. Tellerdey a _soli east at lbw remits yes seat to Calais" Tug MILEAGE DOTE ON age ditty, luTirar, - lira; illi,tni Oa. ii., sod et that Nes 112,9611. vu revived is the ailispells. Time ba v. vefumst bill betan partlemat to Mese Os dilly INS lit be IL per idle his lhe lot July blatant. eltimill hOeitaii bTfaagiviag his most to the lea. asi he *eight there could sot be • greater libel as the chunk a Enema that to say that its atembers would sot keep their abashes is repair without levying this tax. (Hear, hear.) The diseases supported their churches by voluntary eontributiou, end why should it be supposed the members of the sketch would not de the same for their churches ? Bet be 'sell sa help losideg at this gaieties se • lawyer as well es a lesisklar, sod she of the strongest Nam in his Maks iler the shame was to he lendln the adethet eals a the kw. Cr d ay requited the porkies le len thaenthres, bet these wee so Isms et edieffies ihe othlplies which the law impeeed. To be sea the ssaseatel eeerte could visit these who refried Is pay the ate with mem, bat what did the dis owns= ears for then sesteures ? what did may members of the harsh itself an for these censures ? There ware no church rates now in the large towns. In fact, the law was a meekery as it stood, which was a elate of things that brought discredit on the law and ea the legislature. The edam relating to pew rents had ham wisely withdraws from she bin, sad his hoe. friend bed also improved the mathisery by which the object be proposed was to be car ried out. This qualm must be settled. The utmost that °add be expected from the opposition was to delay the bill. He would therefore put it to them whether it wan set bettor to settle this quotas at me for the sake of pease sad good will amongst the different classes of the community, se well as for the advantage of that venerable and national institntion, the church of Eng land itself. (Hear, beer.) Lied J. MANNERS said that if em there was a gw ties whisk justified the taking advantage of all the fame of the home, it wan is regard to the present one. The bilk mad lensed gentlest= emplaned that church rata wen ea istelerable gamma es the diesesten, and therefore it' was the duty of the been to pay attention to them. If , Ws were so, was it set We duty of th e government to Meg 1 ha • meats be the eldillea of so intolerable a grantee 1 (Has.) Did set thaws. and lee ned gestleman recollect that the right hes. goatisman who sat seat him (Sir G. Grey) made is et the most able speeches against legiala , don at this eallost ? Did he not recollect that the noble lord et the Wad et the govessawat refused to take up the Weit is lillent) It wee padinlarly the duty of the Yea. giatlemea limed,, se the law anew el the =llll:e l et i r e = g a a neesen the been ,L . settle this limb.. is the I lth id July, win a view of seems if senelMeit wail an be made et the 1W by reining is belt awl ameadlag the ether. (firer.) Uwe is as member et MI Mese a greater frilled of it et sesselease thaw he wee e sad it was hewn ho the bill se 'signing new Ac=re S enednie that opposed it. He wain. Weal that the Ole by which the people of this sweats, were esaidad to church ease was as easiest awl ems& as the rights of property. The stamiest pat ihrward by these who objected to the savories et &wadi Leese wee Ude—that it was a great Mes thus to atunibela le the s'hin'es if a shwa is.. whist they denied as Wes& Bat how did the MB deal with that minnow I Why. hen the preamble te the awl it the WA isms was an a word about grievances. (Nee; his.) He easplened, therefore. net the preamble of the WI mind a aim lone. The peeemble of the bill ' should sus—" wham no Wing *pea these who dimwit ' frees the Mani et libilesi is pep 'hewn rates is • griev es,* and a Mendes stew et iseaskaas, be it sweated that shank rates ate abeibeed." afar, Mar.) His hos. friend (Sir I. Moored that sentiment. 114 4 sad said that it might he ha ammittee. Well, but that would be to alter the ibmwiter et the bill as it now steal. (Hess hem.) He was ding to epee to the gene is skit these who did wit portienate is the bowsaw of the eine& should not he - Algid W austelbne to its 181819111••••. (Hear.) Thebes. awl lensed giallsessa Owned that seatinewt. Bat who opposed that whoa Via Sulu Newington Chursi Del was home ? The dissenters themselves—sad ea ekes penal ? Oa the ground that their pride and Minty Magi be hart liplida ssfas oblird n. to_go ti the ves tr y _to Nam this they WWII The MIA at Wie MI would be met wily to amen the dieseanes, bat to deeefee the peer d the church el that whisk was their brilinaWs rigs It was ow that . it was human he was a Woad to the rights of sod an basame he wined Se news any hurls ea Mirmlan whisk was mann thole saw sees=4 ......._..... should support no modem .) - lie_ W. SOMERVILLE - thought whew b edews to Melees, that they would have goes lase commit=s es this bill a ble es tin phasing anis quoins WaS ea ria baud,ander Moseefes is a imp Wyman spew be trusted he weld be noosed for e sarles di t il a geneethe. He dined this there woe may swelegy bare= the andease et lba masstsay sod the smisinee it *mei ease. Ober. hoer.) Be Medd hope that the ninerehy toiled ea miss sane nomad they chr o t a t 2 ... : Wl g Wiwi* yews age aural was win la sad the Mardi it babel wes a part at numb. Mean bear.) He filed say pawn le inp the the of of that abeiltin was to washes the shwithlll that .euatry. Mem, ham) Wiest. inseam& as it pall as gni so • great deal of Mewed= sod lwartlierniug, It WWI etessgthened the establhhel din* there. The only other objedies of any fern urged molest the bill was, that the Marshes would set be maineissit but would be allowed to go It rata. He did ass Oda it at all likely that Ms membin et the Mardi et Bagnad—whe were berg to their Mania by so gassy tie, ead armed whisk Me awenee et disk ammo sad Matins mooed —send Maw the edifies to fell tato deny. (Hear, hear.) The whole of that signisat west to show the impooM hefty of the menhirs at 1110 shunt over allowing the swim of the Alma to hi. Maar. Ism) The diessaters bad mot own bat their ems Midis t they atelatelsed them. sad •11811101111 their miehlese. TM wee also the was with the Maisinall et 'oiled mg bulged. sad with • still power popalellaw-1M Mum et Inhiad. Meat, Itair,) Ibis blies in he Illeaght it that H r i i i i i i o h ata i si t v : b s ; I T *Dow their ovule MAY late MO this am* et the dis mal. Wien their new /haw abelition of n rates wean de aneli le all seen la the mod umb es el good WOO, asil weld de MOM/6 to lanes pew the chunk he hoped to me We mom elerbe by the bases. (Has, ben& Ile. IL BALL thendie the liesiniallie et the setabildied ahwish wend be is uswitigated edswaity, bat be ow me Nana to wendisel mit a adanify ken this seems. Be was se hilly envies,/ at the aeraselyst mobildoiost the 'harsh as the kneed mantes de bit seed the mew& •1I•1, but be dueled ties the media to dui sates wee Si a paling nes a rifting gaiellin How was it that 89 may - sad ease allesball mann ot the am* with the dielthlale is their Sera* 16 &Web sates if the aevoweet was weedy e yollisol ems ? (Hitsr, bog.) Many mania es On (lite imailliretsWo of the hone wen opposed le Ilaiiii selso, sad mon le melees to we Mega sosiweeL Illehooses had bum anis I 0 a ham nail of Led ;ohs Hamel on ON tusik• t Wee eselsot of the mile lord wee so ineeasisteot SO MN all Hal at WI fan evelline. OW he did sot thiak mut Mahe nun be gamed es say argemest be lad whomed. (A lafpli. He banned that hell same where \ hue* Mee bedlam here he& bees as Weems la the meal die imp hanithihht b• set think that ea tees to mann be pre dwell. It wee said that*a had= et abash »tee woven set pealsee poses bstwese elamishame mad direaters, 'oat wend waly Grease • &mad tie fresh oeseemissa. Bk eapseisees was that in »mg am in wig* easedt rates had beet abolished the beef *Ma had spewed, aid the utmost pod feeling had bees estelliebed maragetall sesta lir. R. J. PHILLIMORR mid Ire *bend tot& is Weer of the peat/hews& the bill. lb *Mime wee, hides the Moe - et MR was met as hew* airessee. (Hew, bon) It reheard to le he he relief el dissestsat, but to am se sael thing, Melt selimed every puma la the soantry Emai l the burden of payhg hunk rata, a d threw this herds i l on hardness salt - while dimmers bet seesred to sub all the be edge ter which Mena miss were levied. (Rear, bear.) It wee well loom that tansy dieentere larked lowan& te a pa:tides ef ths esieweeents of the church Mime eat they regarded this aware as the esso W Mai* ohJeot. (Hear, hear.) If the dlereaten withal te coley the riles of the church, why dash they net pay hureinratee; if they did sot Maize thumb else, be hen Rube s denemilles to oboe asst, aid dmesepes le Asian. hoes tlehlft eitare= d e less mooned I. bill ire howeglithlinard. that the amen before the home would be productive of great injuries. Reerady, the home bad rejected a private hill he audeorkiog the Orme Norther' Railway Company ha meet a chunk sea "lbw* for tlek people at Doneuter ; and it was said that the Mese *mkt sot to sanction melt a mineiple, wine would bad the whole of the sompaoy, whether ellueshmes es not. Ike church would be built by voluntary sabeeendea ; tad the result would be that the die- ' seaters would have just the same right to the services of that church as those churchmen who had cab melba for its erection. By the measure before the home the whole of the fabrics of the church ia the kingdom would be placed on the tame footing. From a meet Musa he found that out of 9,904 parishes ad district' drank lutes had been refused ie 314, and granted after a easing la M. (Hear. hear.) Surely, for the cot. maims' of go small a majority, they ought not to disturb the whole Web, armor man. He did not at all believe that the seeleaseesse of the fabrics of the church depended es the vethieses• of church rates ; but be must protest mplast • rpt being swept away which had existed almost from the earliest times, while, at the math time, the ma sari did set eve relief to dkaesten, end threw an addi. dead bumble on churchmen. Lot the house relied on As Mepllittle of the question. If this measure were tesg u sethlog mould prevent the abolition of church rates and, which were there hammed in • ten times more Nikes fern—the rate being levied by order of the ministers, "SS* aids, sal esteading to the whole property of the .ley. See. Ibilbe of it wee held by episcopalism, mlba Mint abeemtme in that country. (Hear, bear.) The =Lc Zer a y e o v f e t r h y is ot toill, j on t w a ta le sa si id : had f been abs. . ctL maw by venerates. If the &moires in i lajon ez were 2 .11 let est in pews, and the poor Gaels/ed. that was ao reaso n he • steadies gush a (idiom system to the country. Were shish sass ease dime away with, he objected to any inter femme an die pert of paeliament to impose any burden upon Asti see. (Hear, hear.) It bad bees said that church mess won virtually abolished in all the large towns; but it by • return of the rates is the Arehdeacoory of MOM oat of 86 parishes, including 60 sentropelitha easy Mere bid only been four oases at re fatal of rates, and three of opposition as to the saimeat. He denied that this memoure would be any relief to ourselentious dissenters, or that is would teat to remove those Mamas which had so keg hated. It wend sly stimulate farther demands, eatimpoes an iseremed bea-ds on the cherub of Ragland. Kr. C. PORTER referred to the heartlearaiage and animas ties which had been erected by church rates in Wal sall five years ego, and stated that, since their abolitiors, • most liberal subscription had been raised foe restoriag the church atter as explooks of me, is which the libeml digesters jobbed. (Rees, Yee. The dm* rate system was the offspring et • remote period, en eirerusstanees had sow so idumord thane garendal hears misted only I. same. Iliememelbenestileue led lied to resort to the emedes el diet:let ebeisime, rappurbei tip pew.rests.;' (Hear. ham) Re bed low» many instamee is whisk; eeessiesaimes avehnese bei felt it their deity tojeia theirl aorta with those of diameters for the &Midas of thumb, rates. The @sty yreper weds of dilation with this impost , was by teat mai lee eslitae dheittion. (Hear, hero main as appeal albs velareaff priselpie , they -WWII asks see es +bleb the alma er Neem#llllllllll reamed throughout the esweelm Weep bim e/revs= vitality. and in the attachamst el her siesehere. He trusted that this mew» would sate disposed of as somas, °them bad be. If it were ft wed* he womb to reader the war aspopear. Let the bows eilliewalp apply itself to the peeing eta mesas» which seal NI Mee armee reli gious animosities. (Rear.) Mr. WIORAM mid he opposed Ili bill, nal* ter the rooms urged by the Attorney. Geareelhe gates on with it, sanely that the Mate of the law ea alegmastisa wee a die tr:Ztbe coastry. la that he *adrift speed. 'Ho there we the streeiset desire os both side of the home to have the swami= settled. But this bill held sat no hops of rash • nook. Its direct 'sodomy era" to keep the wrestles &my and the eableet of se:attic. This hit. might sera the mamma of agitesirsa, bat it mail do »Wag towards rattlag the guests. Mesa, beam) Were a bill brought is which he thought would really pea mote that &jet% be would give it his beet attentios. He , admitted that ismaim large towns church rates were a griemme, but in or h plums there wee so ditisala l colloids( mikaataly esserAindese fee the repair of while it wo•W be min he &past thus is small news ." M: villages. UM rural ablefelseeirythies wan ha to 'nem tory matribetass the Whose of the anent wash messialy fall into delay. How did the voluntary vale& operate is the Tower Hamlets I Why he »liras@ elate of din borough wee a degrees to the 'sentry. (Sear. beer.) Aga*, was the voisatary system anted as regarded the edema. dm of the country ? He maintained that it was use. It wee only through the aid of parlisuesst that anything Übe a Ras porkies wee made for the eduestiesal waits haw area% The notion that minatory matribstiese wellea place of shim& rates was• were Maim Mali was not one of • deal character ; it was aft obbool to probee a state of thing' whit would be sendseery the Regerdiag it in a mann* peat eels., be dimmable fie character me altagother halish. The bath wee that "Mee rates were • penmen dame ea wpm. He had k fee example. the saw day era ere in which a landlerira mead, peeled a teens wistaishig • proviso that if dank arse aborall be abelkber. the town should pay an &M -asse asset of rest. (Hear, beer.) In rural parishes the hawk ease everything to the pew ma ; and why we pew Emmet to lake away that property width belonged OD peer ma berdit over to the laadlorda ? (Rear, Yew) The eldneem Whet of the bill would, he Wilma, be MO Mile abolition el church ratio. Let the wolf NM NM to the fold ad sorry off a sheep from it, abed be weal not forget to pay another visit to the leek. (Ls= Here was a direct assault on the eadowaseas of the sad if it were eneeserfal it would no doubt be followed up by other attacks of a shear egarseter. He blamed the government for not having dealt with the question and or dammed to promos a sekisweelESLiatifia. Mr. G. VERNON ha seeprie meta Repot that the ebb member of the gmeramest present wee • Mrd of the Team eary. Ihe mese they arrived at a vile ea the question,— dealt with, as it had be», ia a mesa» rehab wee lb. 'entable se he lease—the Wow. He ailed to we lb senors relieved hen a salehatill plumate, mad be *Mkt that wee the gametal tanks as both ado of the boom Mr. GURNEY thought that whether the objeedea Awl rates were or were set welliesadel, the esieteam of the feeling regaled isesidelelise ass irseed smiese. The Atterespaimemal had "psi= et the sereset OileVille SS 300,000 L pm awns ; be as Ow bill would repeal church rates, withest pervid(ng any aslatitata fee dim, the seori dee would sot be era merely of essay, but of tie of the national establishmeat..ehat principle it was the duty of the state to puerile grataltess acs of worship for an these who nose to moil tbewesiese ci eseli seas. The suedes of the oreaselies betimes shwa ad state. howeser, be deserving of mmederedes, but is that eve ft &sell be esweliresd separately, aid es its ems sena Mr. SINTINCIC said, ea the greyed that se member et the shiest wee perish, he sheen mew that the debate be edjesesed. Admfrid WALOI7I7 mid same harehme which pads* of thereareeSse of aelbehale ware eituntal is the midst a s Z i pepstelid hark% sad it add set be emend the. wend set hit into decay if dank mess wen lard ERTMOUR said he had »ted fee the sowed reel. hp of the bill on the pearl that all somodesey as =to amid be mem; bat head set 'idle» that a Ilk pawn islinaseielly wished bill the of imam hoses, of dierowersmeh. Asa the poled* keeled is the neasera, `d eal el the climb himself he Meer of setrsh retie soden dhavallan. Imbed, as tha t wee little dillsraseehopkilits, sad seedy all aneadoe moire were at mesh dew 'by mese of mialley haalbeitimen. , (Hear.) He wee set eatieded, bowevat, with the Main this MIL What they had to do wee to the away de oinases hem d l sad mita that wee dose, aharehaga meet be int . : a z with the quell= kr honselves. Me Weld wee for gulag into ermasisoo, war to give r•powwwwwwl ownlbe of mem while view ea Se mamba Winwl to on NS 'wood b ebb NoWsi die Omoonwoobb whisk woo ilowW ow tie of gel► herr as this ern. Kr. W. COWPER said, as he preview , :21.114 hills bog a baba he all. Now OW w be Ogr. Ileelbreb) wowed IS lave a el the Tree- Nary book bodwi _sleet es the WO that than Hike made, and question pat. "That Ws boom be egad war us Tunas, amt." Tbeasume Obrilled—a" 10$; sos, 11111. ATBII-108. Adair, N. fileistrao. W. Oloew. A. &Worley. C. B. allederleb. Mama Parteram Hr/. Alriander. J. Owies. A. AIM. rebelell, M. Omar m Lard IL Primmekm,, ilm Salary, C. = . o=tm Parkeki nol c t . IL H. lbsclika, Colonel P. Peal. Ir. a., Barna. T. Ow. St. Ham. Mr G. Pollan, A. Bell. J. aucsuc h r irei werd Blackburn. T. Wit Bolder% 11..0aL H.O. Me Ileelarala ttsenbart.:W. Brads, J. W. Scamley.aren. J. IlWAltry. C. Rob. P. Dread. Lardß. W. Brairai. IL. Itarealt, Lied J. HMI. E. M eier. W Mold; Jams Dark. O. Immetm T. IledlemJelm =I2,R. C. Lukas J. Osolidl. ON& B. laisfm. i Ileymeer. W. IM ec Osivile, C. R. LAW" W. H. P. O. IWO. IL Osx, J. W. Lea 0. Mesh. J.B. Ilwwor. B. Davies, J. Lamb. Ur .a. C. Otrahey. toed All em L. L. lean Illsbed D D =l ll .k =fifite i l last 0. LX. Taylor, doloael Dam" Theme 11 11=. P. 'Masa, R. IL Duna QOM Weddiwtom IL aim ty. Mara% Lord J. Walarpark. Lont tranljnOnmllsk Xi" L. Warr. W. . Bmgals # l . 3. Mkt" William Winless, W. Ncianarerth, Sir W. Zj i . IL := T ::: Ww Will ood, Sir . C. GAM% W. Italirsee. Earl et Yreka, N. Order. I. ilosesk, J. P. MUM GRIM% J. Oeim. J - Balm* J. A. Wm. IL Oliveira:O. Redfield. Omer. pows—in. k, ft T. Perimma, dlr E. Owacilum. Urn Assee. Amok librol. Ham Oslo. lir J. Anima. lir J. Pester. Jahn Prim. SOW Assals", rail of Irertereee, C. S. Parmer. Ilawdell Aetna :4 Z. Previa, C. H. SWIM. Mr . Galway, V temaust Pima. OM X. Bt. Has. IL °region, &hang , Ilia, be▪ am H. Ortemear, lord O. IL Borba Arr I. If. lard C. Lrd W. Der. 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OWD. ilasi—Orporal David Nib % slightly; Privates Peter Bless- Metes. tly ; Meisel Pass. seemly ; Patrick HEWN severely. 44th Post —Petrels Robert 11= th.te ssiscstr ib = Foot—Private Ed eased Bath. slightly. NIA Wallas% severely. tat Ilettidiss Rite grigsds—Priests Jams Rotbsol. slightly. Royal Reapers sad Miners—vargetal Mom Des.% sightly. 11110 Jam. . ISad Peal-141Tatas Alwarl — lieGag" Crory; Idasasel nom* awe*, ; Robert MWar. MOWN dips /Ma, invereiy. Mk EssFirriate Donato@ *array. isigaremsly. UM Iloat— Plimise =ram J i ro % sWilitly ; isslysU j musgly; .Charlos ,Isara. alblitly. 3ith Post —Moab dosehronaly. 4 2sda /409-IWato WI Los/04 WhlTy. s irlrilhot—Prtost• Wormy ZabarA. slightly. 10t1t loot Primo Mira Ifolkath, d i besossity. .720 d Foot—Privals Jame* Att slightly. 90th tt—Fghwals MUllem Dads. rowdy. 9.trd dtsstre Edward res. 1 . alsbuy. V* Jar. istlation &eta IngliVO - unTio-Prinis William Hopkins, w . v. Ike ilset-Oolorraripod Inind Cook, soneely. ha_ %Intel Thum Iftenitignio. Witham Koons, ; Jabs Cionolk onardp; . Link Foot finnan Onialho, Wady. Mk Pen- • Henry pi e s‘ er . sweirelp. Ord TONS-Prigalia dightl . soh -Privates Willie Won. sowero; Monies ',waggly; WHIM :USN eavortip. Root-Prieto ayhd, . itat Poso-nmpaten sovorely; Paean nTh7.7 B mg. lerson, -slightly. tiled Peno-Printe David Dl'Donaid, Vavkl,Bauglaa. nevrosti. tith,Paot - Prints noses V. &IM loot-Privets Wentz at.Parlane, spok vont illiasotßalloo.ll7. lot Battalion Bide wo, 'ea ftraileadp. firt liatte.ion Yids Brigade - Pihnellionry % Ins" inns. _ _ 16111211etion la o Aria-Z a ra imbue Flat. .eater' Frederick s ow 2 WI Bs Id Foot-Priram nom* Crone , le. vageor mm. Fed, wr alienif.: John *Ask WWII* ire Foes-Pri• Meafe lOW Vilna Clint Sr WOW.; Fall . elaskti Ink Fool ._ Ji m im a m rib ne.wice.p. UMW el Aden M Mealy. ee, ll* PM- roma 4onoso Onswo. AM pock,- Emu ., A mmo si t . onromgg. Mugs Janus W sightly. Slot 14000nowel Thom aus_st. ismtly. Private • jaw. Pat-R. Sum aissatithes, clangorously. oist Foot-. m o um , t deihnot-Priate /karat Ca -4lth To, .-11rtvetio Andrew Idea. ollskily. 49th j age . c o uc e dongranasly; Dori Iloilloosu ormory Thome neck oefocey., c m , Foot-Feriate Thom gum= 67a Feed -Panda Menatar. alMeetf. 620 d nese.4lollo =L I M itirstd, r" p - A, 4 : 1• 6= H s : " Vkitipvine. "'MU: THE HOSPITALS' AT SCUTARI. . The following is a nominal roll of men who have died in the hospitals at Soutar' fro, v the 25th of June to the let of Jay: Sergeant George Anderson, 34th R egt,. salons ; Corporal John Bony, Second Batt., let Ft, ot, tad& Privates William Chamberlain, 39th Regt., choiera; James Good. ridge, 96th Rev., fabric; Richard ltio,Tae, 19th Begt, dye/eatery; Robert Collins, 18th Regt , cholera; John Mess, 77th Beat., febria; John Beswick, 7th Regt., aolera; Tbs. au Car 2.1 d Rest., cholera :John Gilbert, Seth Begt, dyseater; ; Thomas Greer , 7 71 k Begt. cholera; Thera Cunning, 81st Rest., cholera; Ricba;d Brows, lama Batt., Bide Brigade, valet &; Georg* Rainer, 28rd sort, The new clipper Behosibmg, belonging to Baines farts; Jobe M•Gaire, 18th Rest., Maslen; Tomos and Co.'. Black Ball Dee at Australia& pashets, arrived In O'Loughlin, 88th Regt., cholera • Robert Murray. BMW the Ilene yesterday imemesa from Aisw and will Batt. Rifle Brigade, cholera ; and bens Bearne,3oth Beet" be Italy Owed as OM bulb ks fielhairea ei the Molars. royal mail ship at the Bth atiloglembee. The Behemberg Halnlee.—Corporal Alexander Femme., 7111 Baits at by Nairn. Masada, 'Hall and dons, of Aber- Amid& dna, sat\ i is ar tie di e ns = built in the United At In.—Private John Hilton, 18th liege , diambeee. =erasMOW : seer IA Sisk sad Wounded.-oSeare, 32 net, 2 wounded a c s. NlZtansa Mess* ; sad Obeid, le eammimMaed drum:nen, and primtm, 1,22 6 Wok, Stet; bar Sump ils 1,410 new ma lAN eid pad IS weamied. 08 11008, es &sat 4,09 tame Imam NM carcase MN_ au 0e maw am lam messetlinsty tae; see Lae a lemaraW mama run and deeranes, led Eat Sew and CiTilfAL PALACE. .-81fILLING DATA — RI LT 11r -2xl Om abaem She is 010 ihr the esamyanco , sa at, 2,172 ; ditto by seuees Maim asembordegasinmarodatim tar I,ooo'B'llsta 2111.--Tesel, 2,407. 0080WIE or Oar Quisimo in Pisdiaort, CRYSTAL PALACE.—Return of admissions for six has jest devoted itself to eke Holy Virgin by a lagaleinmy- days sadly' bale 7.—finosber admitted, including mama ease in good and die form, "lamemos of as, the mpg ticket holders, 62,213. Mount received for admimion, 1101•111 sad Ora isthmus of Ws dad, dko." 3,6887.3 a. 6d. TUIZIS. eepeour. Lord HateWm, IS. CHISWICK JULY FETE. Yesterday the third exhibition for the season took place in the well-known old grounds, and with the usual accompanying treats of fine music and the privilege of visiting the delightful grounds of the Duke of Devonshire. The day, however, was one of the most unfortunate in the annals of the society; the rain demanded in torrents from a very early hour, so muck so that the proverbial wetness of a " Chiswick" day was outdone. As a matter of course, the company was very small, and the magnificent fruits, the fragrant flowers, and the other interesting and beautiful objects displayed their various chums in vain. This is to be regretted exceedingly, as the society have made many and persevering efforts to provide gratifications for their patrons. The society had resolved to give precedence to fruit over other objects on this occasion, and invite a grind display of the best that could be produced in this branch of horticul tural produce. The specimens were magnificent and extraordinary. The pineapples were in regimental line.; the grapes in dishes, boxes, and baskets; the lines of peaches and nectarines, cherries and strawberries seemed ell but interminable; and altogether it was on, of the detest and largest exhibitioaa of fruit ever witnessed in the metropolis. THE EXCESSIVE RATING OF LICENSED VICTUALLERS IN ST. PANCRAS. On Tuesday afternoon an adjourned meeting of licensed victuallers residing in the parish of St. Pancras was held at the Somers Arms, Wilated-street, No w.road, in connexion with the appeal made by Mr. Speedy, of the Boot, Cromer.strest, against the recent assessment of hie house to the parochial rates. Mr. THURSTON, of the Pinclu of Wakefield, occupied the chair. Mr. SPRIDT reported that his appeal, which was And fee Saturday last, at the Middlesex Sessions, had been post poned till October, when, upon the advice of his solicitor and surveyor, be anticipated a victory. A conversation followed upon the system of rating by profits adopted by the parish. The CHAIRMAN said it seemed to him that they assessed large houses by their appearance, and small houses by their business. With regard to Mr. Speedy', case the course adopted by the vestry was of an aggravating character, be. cause, instead of proceeding against him "ly law, t h ey might, by waiting a little, have exerciaed their pow er of raking his assessment in the usual way ; and it s eeme d to him that the Made of the district ought to combine, and get the question settled upon this case, ea to how they should be rated in future. In reply to a question, The CHAIRMAN stated that the system of rating aceordiag to profits had been introduced in a parish at the Bast.end, but the licensed victuallers combined and succeeded in detesting it. It bed also been introdaeed in Bt. Mary's gewingtee, bat speedily abandoned by the parochial aattotillee. Mr. Holmes]) moved the following resolution :—" That nudism be held in the several localities to call the attention of the nada to the particular points and circumstances of the appeal, 'H. Speedy v. Poor Rate Bt. Pancras,' the de ckles of the ;metiers in his favour, and the persistence of the vestry in legal proceedings tending to crush an individosl." Mr. Roseau. mended the motion, which was unani mously agreed to, sad the meeting adjourned. ff,VVY• • VW • - •