The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-13 00:00:00

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Mille sad lOW moo* kr Ur poossro obis t• Andrea* 11..1. aresemasdelisss fir all shame et pew ~Ts err sarsrpsem4l, odd W wit any so ooloismel Wine, — Y., —Y., flight "r ad tool Mel to Maw. Atom% mit lows with Messrs Money alarms soil boo let stmt. roomer , Al this line of mbeis an cunt= o • ingt.. t.. Plysk.uth list-elses let asseddeless fem. owl ... 01 .A•••• G.r meet elan tares. WEEKLY STEAM 00XIMINICATION to NEW TONG.—Me unarm. x TOM. wig lIIILOLLPHIA STEAM sem Wilt m tram imerirm full ',erred Iron +crew, Adonablyl ov aililli m. Si Q 1111•111110.11 t. ~,abintd Men dripseclusy NUS L 1 1%1 1.1 VAEPUOL NIA NEW TOIL CITY iIY BALTI mots, To-nonew , lip. 14. CITY •or W sIIINGTON. Weiessikif. Now. It. V 164). Wsdassday, Not. IS. Aud were sercesdlus we T. amp pasespe. I& 17. sad 21 AWL la Ws assm ,.o sisdsetsw Fsrward pomp. podium essist heuragess fur Coeds sad Yr Wallas mow wawa %.ry and Wm-1w iimlyst pirembis Noble WIWAX 1:111A11, 22. wikr4lassi.lavegeds Er le l a% to mg WACKY. el. CYr winisesdest, City. gin ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STILI .1111 , are appointed In WI bebreas GALWAY, NNW VAIL and fa *TON. railing ait M. Jobs's. Xaerfoteadlia% aa bed arsettgars l.nr Majesty's !EMI& Tits ahotrtadmill . I== a- *Thar stnom take vl n lan .19. " 141 . nr VRaiw GrLwAlr. Mose Albert . Fur S.. York Dee. LINIL WNW Ilorre Momla WNW KthronAts ratio boo a-''— TT rlK.ra:.: c.bbk h.= to). .nd LIS oloorilog moossor dolioo- To Mot York: WO. its. LI% mg S I.Mosf4llllo ocromadoliorn. stoorogo to &own AM MN Tait.i I'Leir IMO. sr other Particulars, owls lo Mom. &Mood MNary. Nob= llomarr, Bow . Illorma. Wyss or Ito SALL ADAK mi ON, I. naporloao. Loed.c. STrM BRE:MIN.—TM Mot* Clow a to r. powerf‘ll germ slsmor ADLiilds .01 Mn cm Vi Who &b.". port Esc. lknt anounsidis• k prow& )—iia. lor• rahly. al: deik, l /Win se a kalL—Wit troish psissis. is., gni Ss Hawn% mans. u. sootagoo. 017. LC. LONDON and COUNTY BANKING 00111Pe NT. 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WARILANIIIA _ Tab =l4 rpm demi 1 4 •• 4 ••4. Tale .. Doom Domorl 8 ..: • 111 • Timposs mast I. Lowniza•aacarsa rROYAL COURT MOIRR ANTIQUES m i prim as dmee. walk ; Ihe gel hew aft. bum erne risah r..: = d illy the NW beet la Ihettied, b..... obis . the sew rem fWire deerith whom dem p it i r Ih ht. tell zz !bum ineMmest ske..pdbeet ein=se.b=i Ith NM I rims the deem well Owes tame the Erie 'beim alf gym deselpeleh—SAClll oar ammo llealles.deeet. of PICIAL ANNOUNCIMINNT.— The SSW MARCH d 11. NOM Nal 3144.0eAD, qe °°l" Tililf..l 40 117EaDAT, the eh : kOAD lerkd with ea kaamise art.l antra s 4 NTOCI d RUDY-lUDS CIAMUNG. MATS, 14.11 4 1G1Y. SOOTS gad 11110111. an. be chyle eat jurealles .4 all chars. NOW rd MK% he% e ealeavoured W readlee this "Mahal& oar earthy. la every retpeet, ge the paged eriaare they her dialed erre the u hokssle sad bey a the =ten pins, ink while tewl. Aug their warmest 1= 6 % tl= ie 11. aspivel sad earearearear Nor regretfully gonelt a curtaininas at the arm SwF Espana's( hag Nee furnished with an adiel) sow Meg el Ur mat Otshi..able gad rerasaMa wok The 11311111 CI TAIUDIUNu DIGPANTIIIOI7 bee bra gap setzteadi.l Aegurttueut .1 Oa Wag liamasill Pamir eggeleln..l with .luraMltty of irlidal sal wort. bum or=rlll essehmse to be the promisor tinmelerlal• id Qs _ _ The alehilimet %nay t( flawed at say tans &Wailed= lowa IMMO sperlia In% H.,tioa. I mtkqui ERCII ANT TAILCIA. worm.= DI to BAITER+. tto+lGlt.+, BOOT awl 111101 MAWS. teal NODAL OUT YITTY.Bm. Lawler. limsee:41011K101 11:11 1 101l111 ood AL OATS: IL* carom el Her Fame: COAX= el Tv rri.% II A kT.IIOAD god 11rWTON•110A.D. LatAtisiu - M;l4-111 sad Tbonece's-Vaadlagi, Ilrldoutteet, Yr.ilutJ. y "rutin : 184 addled- The IRAS/IMM I: NT , are UMW T AY MIN IM ...eel N•tuzasky murk wlial balms In nomad VOLUNTEER FLABKaadBANDWICH CASE COMM= .m no the sod emastled to the otheneel lee eteeehonceote—le to evilly Vollesieer. 7ft.:"•7. 7.i -- iihrteerh;itrd by Lc la Raveled' sod leery, and Colonel tkaiary lobe the h .1 thiNt of the kind ern introduced. To M be 4 eat, at 1 II %KW Ns; sal soN3 benne. tatlitery airmen sad aecoutn•nont manufacturers, Int, heiestetreet, W 3 awl 4. Obeihenst et rev t. Landow, W. ll—. Admirably adapted. by Ito economy cd Om sag thillamee, foe Vuinnteer and other purposes.' RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF- Atarirmn CFRMAN TRIIIII, sesetraly wt sq 11,14. I. reosonssedsd V a le illsoslty Ye ore aid of hem., Ihe seossiory ousllo at a good tom Is Ai tatteit issisoltev ry.wer. with. sat miliscsessey prossur• co thr pan apagam. .10. °meal is slam abiaisai la a lanamalarod straps. spina wham or pal balm& aid 06,, rk, mon W. QPICT.IIOIeIB, improved by HARRIS end h.. 7 eat wis mo witalaly the dekt. Mir semsl Thie. 164 with or lei s Cold pebbles. 01.; = lb ll . o la le IN. ad hl. et Spectacles WO WNW ell 'Nulty low pricer llanYe e = ars, r„l . lit pest M. I We. RA Flair sap WI he the _ _rawdlp. en , It* the Brine% Wawa= U *ti e‘ karma. 1111001 bed 170. ..Mies.—lto tesvellwe Illopployal A BAYING of TWENTY per CIUfT. is the *LITT 4 SHEEP an.l rAtviot, Weed% Übs ems at ftlw Nally•sayeartli at 1111.1tLia11 COll MIND le emit daleal lieletad Wen . aelasiodad 44d Issids. •it h 1111q.urk . . 40.. rnceti c..ntaliatog 4414 t.. 44 le packet. Os. Carriage NNW to any railirio atallue he the VidINI ibigtinet. 0.. FMII WALL% th, Ihstlitor sad nola levetleact. Oak". ahem 4W. and lla ., start..ry. Calelaelamesed. Ibrya-alas. I.l.loe.—A.rrata noottrd I. very tows wires ear en already ap5.4044. 6.—A Parplakt pod taw MUTH, 1800. —Pad. I. MAT= UPI AININO Room OABILIZVII Ten UU9SCITIOILSTS to ARTIFICIAL TUTS had TM IIeLZ MIAMI GUYS, ',beret.) ore ad will wow haw Yoe Ihere ohtheory Mee and 1,114 maid with j e r zwa t zsigul tehlok end memo. Soy optimum, he all vb. Iwo eart.lehai 111.4 the =la sorelesh Nom bed pare Glelthise Motel inde 100 l wttekatsrrhip oftesioyeaL while the Ie leo. teen half the mhaary eoet be mgaja.4 so d M in im eabne4.iestasts to the Prima Mammas eells. II& hail In. .110 mut Nut II". Wrwt, W. ANA sod RA su.l SI. bbleate hill , It 7. •• TLe fuleantasai ab' Usable by Clobriers system remoter It proondoeoti, superior see the hottest am hto perfection yet attaancl. —0 smarm. teeelbee 101 l I.e real by an eel ow health . that WM saw a.aeh Plooley sod =PR ananysae• "—lllarebaa Iyve 'Mona reekeer It Le macaw) parUirgitis he ache 110 arm .011 W Pao entrance to th‘ fly ealabliallillis la op lbe porsk pimp. %Awes Ileww s. the silrennlSWE, Nei the kat+ Me Immune Rem lienpoel. IrtL Delhoolleeell WBILLOCII LOZIENGIB aid POWDIR, et Modkel Vegetable Mama dor rid st by re Is pflal radar d Medi, ie. al Pm% Ia admire WIC rd Carditellos. ..f all u Nervous Drum ad Sr March mod lardln.m. —I. the boa .1 larder h Olt lb. b.Atla .1 11...10.--ilarral bark G. Mar 0va.44 /Iv arra. rade& CO:A 810KNZIOI PRIVZSTIVi—JOZIAL'S (ostrum —II4 loaner a Ina sloinaaa ars instra Ita H. ea only what nat. r IL and Om Is Or d II inas, or. provraana natant } .'r 1 .7 ha al 1011,10, art In Nina raw am *Lama madam Inamuila 71aamont d asnarar , . tr..t• Leen INMIIIIIrediA hie4.llol etemakeetl. lir, 1....aa /wise ratabalehmaas lo Lean amid Pyle I* imeisely t.. creme the Cheelle4 HMI Wind born eandartad InW gamble illurra ansessdel. altar may elferteesta span Nan« 11. 1r • rims die baobab ereetik, • hb• .ffer. Ow ',whit.. wish the Mama emilanne at ana atn. and arm rusemee e 1 ref ta. lq Janan a l e r b t alt•ral.e. 1.. Hap.. rlt, 1...1.41. and 21 Nita SL term at p.“ 1...• nee I. leet. ab. Th. lala•ataa ttanastattal ar k Wan resdvad:— 'tr.-110re sato 4 eleasett U. la het ebb le stele that ay lea len -vet It, re 4 • 10%4..1 .sth an, ildinasa 1 Ink Um* ,•••111. eft peewee rateret —Teem lba. "J. W..J. P. Ona Olaf. • ret.ra 69,tre July I, bee." . _ T3OILLVY'S BIRENADIERS. Jotael.. 'rum ma S. WWI, app. soon aS S. Almilinks_ la, amid la. Ssa••••• ( Ws frau N WI 4.-^ nalagalif• NATIONAL ANSIMBLY 11.001411, T l em nakeis.— ter arriaskannt. prommisseSl I 414 tlaselsheti ter the eleftase wed eteirtfteet et iti Ilene combined with the perfection re Ile ft 0111tf MAY 11V MG. Mr. W. M. ?edam's Waded tly seheftese trees the Operas and rd... 4 .... ft.,. dime mak. Seeelliftfte el MOIL at•.r to a min et Me eslobilaimmt, IA CYLIe ROOM, Trisdaillekist, 16 - as tatl a s .m Wtr b . lagsarka. Dambiga-TWaiiik. F RENCH TINNYARD ASSOCIATION, ricasdfily. IT =MX Calfr idni Ziwo antaral.. par lios. IRW4I2IIIWArri l7t. Ilta mai MY. it sol Mk. 716. a t iri aCllMEtaarii "lass of ?ranee. ...,... sad STMINS and 8021 Wins and Spirit Mar- LLuvagaiszwimiwipuyerdistormootinulti,PriitsimllLlTlll— pores kma, 11 al owl i st M a jor re: Wh a vi a 1 7r eler IBIZ I Meils 811140fts. Tam. ar",- a r ANDKMAIII3 ir e , at the »toned duty r a zt ,,, A gu a.l7 tke iii . Billegrlled from TEM. umnisals (upwards 44 if pore pompon IS i ngla --- 1•1 litedallian), U. lamb's Cuedult4treet. W.,... Tem tie da id 304. W dem . dad voimes, M., 46., Ma . vey aid dd. Ift, fil.. W. IS XI& : lemastth's Sherries, snail dim dim Ila. awl fir. : friessar, Sea, 40a, 44a, 40a . de., _ A da MK ; di bat LAM OIL ; ad lia ; Ikedista. Id. ; 111../Wila. Ilk. : al Via E 7 =dorm midis tram Ma to lila SO 0., BARLOVPS allar-ACTING SYPHON LIP. Nevoelotoseirse. Noon Set —No Taw 4e. &mows mum C A STAND.—No wide at eadlort desearesi ; die woo Its sea limbed WM it ode awes g ain = Oa Puke Ikea owerO. AUTOMATON corm 1111172L—Wsivadal Mu ego erne lee el seed par der. Pr* Me. O. Imairyspolla WartacWo MEAT MUM" nos • • ?A me4a tw o Mr mjuL d save aus el &M all Med taCZie 75.. es. A.D. Moue le JANS MASLOW. 11 K Med. Wooer otollea Ihn i e l t ems me Is as eeery ankle 411 sews gParigia tolMaina—Mmadluisa VROSSII amid BLACKWELL, Pomp= in •1 to kr 111, barite efloiliew le *dr HMI* BA TAW wet oilier WO ilelleesise, Ow whole tiee pripire4 with the meet aingelese a im**M virsimarimi irl prisy. C. owl 2. bow for wag 142=1. h4lb 11 :3 P E:V elliskr"— imumeded fe awl Iklai Tole am% Mois=42lll=4lB6o.ll•ft Aarlwries. fararbarag ari Sior --— Ters" o.llli4bit kW, for tags re. IL 1/41k4 tart csistars . air Isbell l id Otbanis Ramos Ti be elli shed ms. poem, ac , aid wkiesels d =SU MA Sobn-apen, lasern. A PIARIAII3 WHITINIBB ot the TEEL 111141.111 T OV owl TIAORAA r RILIAI7I aro W Ws re et IUWWII3II MO/SO, or loot Lowityko. a = ••••••• of lbe obalool rad moot roclorebt = d ol wille Oa Orbold bob& IS asibraba all Osumi. M We lot► nog ammo a pat/albs wbb to Ws ossoollott palm . amid do bails plow of away of Do tostb. mod Yams • bogey astir albs Tb• bond ibex tram dr tabibolor soillobitodni ado Wort% Moho a pont, tropooir buty gratobil to 10 yowialy Me* la 9,1 pow bso. Caudis.—lrlis owls " towboat! Ogamba" do an oa tie bed. mad "A. malls sad Bow $0 Mita'. Wed poles; to do woormost at p. bald by Yaw sot by dos ••• potamen. ANEVER FAILING RNIVIDIr. D...„ and LIT= 2111 witemb say Keemotel from he vie be feeed lomMellb sear from m ther Itver mmeiel sm. UM= mehm adebem &OMNI IMP trio, ac. he in • twig sporbed fee& . m ud V an whey et he em, IMF mosibei; WM la Mir egenhos ram memo appyhm mambo eel shmalles OM Mei bermes quiem—eold by met email^ M balm Ma4 b szt le dd. mob. De mere ia mk tar De. IMO Dams PUle TM iimetro ars • arm item may" via " Whim% ..pawl.. the immomeser= NuNCHARGI NADI Sir STAMPING PAPER and with AI CLINT, it INITIAL— TOODiIORttsapieIsr astrwille adhesive L! VDLOVie, M. par IM: areaaelald slaw MI sI In eases for ed.. take Anis, ass *dm In la: siderilno kelassp, Oa per resat . sena& , ts. N. P rIEDDING CARDS, WEDDING MVILOIII6. INVITA TIONS es ths DaIIIINit, and BA TENTED W swim la MTN; with AIM or Ch Ii the latent fashion. CAILD•PLATII MMANTLY &NOILATID and 100 111/ rzumutc.Aare MINT= he at 114.—Obassna at MINT Ifltin fro l43 f r om Sac MS well-haawa selahliiimat. 42, PICCADILLY, two Asses ,i 11•41,144, bOrdell l Numbers, reeffliMell. sot la Weft Porta Nise i/Ew. to ho completed la about Is Itrabers. No. 1. it yid Put I. Mai k " n r ili b M I L B TRA GAZETTEZR. &Med bp W. 1. AMPIWortO b& ae. larks : mamma awl . Till PRAIRIX FLOWER. By OttnATZ Angus. Now Pubbthing In taw WELCOMR WSW TM sblailsk aad Memel periodical all the ass. WZ "4 ZaMo.: eielat sod Wylighs, Paisnookr-sew. MY dip Is ftftftfted. Dike ft. 6d elk ILLITSISA T.= Hors O WN STORY /. soot • Velem he awns, Daft and Winter MAW. wililiten lee Ur lasetnegersenk ftausement, sad Beirenitin et Testi at lidos' sr at Nam. Leenie• : Want orl Usk.lfe. allint4irwt• Thu iloy. ea Watt, Mabel work. Jobe bstore published, doikaled to Joke oM Daniel Forrealoa and =ltem tritit Delestave's Note book.".prtee b. DIARY of as EX- bEYRCTIYIL lambs Ware sad rods. 1 1 11. niskiliese• The arer. priseHOOD= la, eta aniemaeal beards. kagi ltda MEI SNAKE : a Stagy of the Mat Tabst 7 1 warts MA" Awarit•Pollie Prost lereDres," "Dead " le. Lad= ard sad lA* 114 Itartgaatet ADThisAg r itZ t rolralloos by Weans!' betil s to ip t i. of MR. WDLD Link.: Ward awl Lock, 714•14treurt. A I[EDICAL jot bilehed, prate ,peetfree in ma eavelope for It la LOSAY cei the CA U SE end Cfllll d PZIMATUDJI DICLINZ. with pleb dilations for perfect fusteealke to health sad rigour, betas the rash cd twenty Are yowled weecesed puttee to the telatment ad that pecullar hum et aensse dirre, which tends to embitter aad Oates Ufa. Ifg Dr. J. 1. CC M , . Mheinarieotreet, Plow di ai landia lel Yana*. Carshlll ; Lent and Co 23, Pateeseesie,e. Jut Fah red, DEW= at this RK N, with Photographic pLies by past, la ad.: also. SKIN WU= iff aa= ad sby pat IL 10d i r M. IL J. Jaaaas„ D., liemeliate of the Reel College of hr elaat~Bßabe Mastshee or the Royal College of flureeena. B i o n g. as. Nidlabed by Jolts Cbarehdl. to be had hum the A rts Rally, from l• to f and from 5 tog, or by oaaparact, ilanovevariaan. TSB PtaWAAL ON TIE Zwit• or DIINDONAIIII. Tbe Deka and Chapter of Weetedester Abbey Urine:- waded to the nesse whisk wee insole to them to allow the semidna at the he. bit of Deedoeshl M beisrneered within that eseskimy. pespustione Yen best acennsenced for that popes seeemsey bin Axed for to-morrow (Wigneedey whisk ire but selected for the dimoeitery the hair albs bre table earl it in the antra of the sere, journalist* is hest of the pulpit, and is dose prsaisoity to a. sass a may whose memos have been Meatiness, la this Itiebery of thew country. It is a:pasted that a lame rember el distinguehed naval Akers will at tend the 0 • ie addition to a numerous circle of pri. sate (needs sad othcre invited, hut no pwest will be set. Sated to the adobe; eacept by ticket, cad {Ma out; whit in mourning. CONcLreION or ram No MORAY Swats—The atria whet, lea for wok • lag throe rat obi between the Smiths lace tome sal Uric pa hich wee weelentiext to hays aria • week so i ree brought to ogivitetory coaelvion is hike hal - Mu reesised work yeeterdey illewity) =anise the Issiesiss from which they lan hiss belgai out, the neriess lavi era emoted to tram of searreahe to the taw he loos. The three ilras Is "ream Yee •. to m the whole of the bawls supped since the •sut ml ith hu Z eareptios of ewe tiorines• to Ms. Ti .enn I and Ike surety hays also eanneeted to Wu erne of the wewiesita earn epos their hub witli Yea eletsia a situation eke. wh. is. It bowies lees assailawal Wt Mu. Surrey his beets payout the mediast esiageil spa two air tine of his plans as t nsashioss is ismer the yucca required by the tie statement, the workmen have waned to a ram is MI of their wages to the ordinary price. TUESDAY EVRNINO,; ilariMBER, 13, 1860. LONDON. • ITALY. THE nomesiunam AND tornizsxm OP OAPIIA. tram out 11111CIAL 0010EIRPONDENT.) MARSHAL DELLA 100CAS HEADQUARTERS, ST. ANGELO, 9 o'Cioist, Enouso. Nov. I. At 3 o'clock Cleneral detili llama and staff left Santa Maria to meet the Xing, who has arrived here from Seem, in order Waive is person the signal for the boltibszdmeot. At 4 o'clock his Majesty had already amended the hill which slopes down on the left of this village, and a red flag was staved from 1 that spot. It was the signal to open tire. The ! battery which threw the first shell was that cm the extreme right, commanded by the Piedmonime Captain, Gmbeeti It coeskited of three aisles and of three rifled 12-pounders. The Maw live batteries followed its example, and in lees drill five minutes a dense circle of smoke covered all our lines from Carditello cm the left to the Volturno on the right The bastions of Capita, in their earn, opened fire with their heavy guns, and a moat dreadful cannonade en- falling simile. As the daylight gradually — die. --i appeared and the darkness ClUlltf on, the asps* fat the murderous fight became still 'tore impaling and terrible. Nothing was to be seen but the flashes of the guns and the luminous maven traced by the shells on the black sky. Nothing was to be heard but the roaring of the iron mouths and the terrible noise of the falling houses of the town. A strong north wind, from time to time, brought to my ear the loud &creams Of the unhappy inhabitants of Capua, who were perishing under the ruins of their houses. Although I witnessed the great dramas of Magenta and Solferino, although I was more than a spectator at the battle of the Volturno, I did not feel on those occasions the dread which overpowered me during the five hours which have just expired. Whilst I was visiting the battery on the right, the cries were so loud and piercing that I could &gin ' swish the.. of the women from those of the children. Thu first were more numerous, and I think they were uttered by the nuns of the A newt:iota, whose convent being close to the western bastion of the city, was more exposed to the fire of that battery. Thank God, the bom bardment, although not yet discontinued, is less severe. Although the Neapolitans have thrown more than double the number of projectiles that we have, there have been but few men killed and wounded. I happened to be close to the King when the bombardment reached its height. The expression of his inn betrayed the pain he felt. Once he said to some of the generals who sur rounded him, " This is a sad scene, gen. tlemen ; it breaks my heart to think that we are .ending death and destruction into an Ita lian town. Let us hope that the cries of those helpless inhabitants will induce General Cerni to surrender" It is now U o'clock, and I leave Bt. Angelo for Basta Maria. being anxious to know if we have suffered much ken is the batteries of our extreme left and centre, - - - SANTA MARLA. Hoy. 2, Noox. Thank God the fire, which lasted the whole of the night, has owed. ♦ white flag is waving over the bastion of Porta Napoli General di Liguori earns here to make propceitions to General dell► Rooes. He first asked for a truce of twenty-four hours, and a sae! conduit which should enable Generel Cerni, the commander of Captut, to send an officer to Gaeta for instructions. As you may easily imagine, neither of these requests was sannted to. The only answer Della Rocca gave to there was that the garrison must surrender in an hour's time, and that the only capitulation he could grant to it was that granted to In moriciere at Ancona. General di Liguori asked what were the intentions of Mar shal dells Room as regarded the inhabitants of the city. " I intend," answered the Piedmon tees General, "that these persons who insulted and threatened the soldiers of Garibaldi, made prisoners on the Lit of October, shall be given up by the mu nicipal authorities." Di Liguori tried to assure ' the General that no insults were offered to the prisoners, and read a letter which my companions and I had signed when leaving Capua for Gaeta. Is that letter we thanked some of the Neapolitan officers fur their kindness, and stated that they bad saved our lives. This letter sufficiently proved that we had run great danger is Capua, and that the danger came from the menacing attitude of the mob. The Neapolitan parloneetaire having thus been beaten at his own weapons, left Della Rocca to carry to Cerui the deraier Ad of the Piedmontese General. Before the hour granted had expired, the porleransioire—who by the bye has always been one of the worst instru ments of the late King's tyranny—came back. General Cern! has accepted the conditions, and to-morrow morning, at 7 o'clock, we shall make our entrance into Capua. From what one of the officers of Di Liguori's suite told me, it seems that the town has suffered greatly by the bombardment. The population has likewise suffered a great deal. I have been told that there are amongst the dead and wounded ten nuns of the Anntuisiata, whose convent, as I told you above, was so much exposed to the fire of one of our batteries. To-morrow at 7 o'clock we shall make our en trance into the city, and I have no doubt that the vary mob who wanted to kill me and my compa nions on the lst October will cheer us, and cry out, " Long live Victor Emmanuel I Long live Gari baldi I" with the same ardour u it shouted "Long live Francis IL" Such is the demoralisation and the want of dignity of this population, it always welcomes the strongest, and the old motto, " Vie victis," is hire, more than in any other country, • sad reality. The Official Journal of Sicily publishes tite fol lowing letter, addreseed by Garibaldi to the Pro- Dictator Signor Mordini : Naples, Oct. e. Signor Pro-Dietator, —I bays addressed to-day the fallow * deststelt le ear charpts d'afairetat Park sad Loadse. The aeries ef the Stb and 115th d the put math, in viting lie perk of Ilsethsee Italy to reespies VW's, Inuoirri as Altar klag. Newt have already leaned yea that we were entries at the fed whke we proposed le our selves by the usiferia war. lb km/a mild is low proniveroad, and I am OM as I Yes aped to de by severel sots, to pros my perm Maio of the fortimede King whom Providers, Ms dried to mute i• • dash family the divided provirem at ar fassatry. In nomogram, of this, my government Oval pies, to the Kim", government, and year. sank,. at I tits court of his Majesty crises ipso facto; the represeate rii;ol el tie !iced Italy at females wierie will hare to Int &nabs the duty al sustainieg the mite of the natiosel Polio' elitM the govetsments to which they are accredited. let lbsimming yogi from the employment whlch I have' I 'NOWA in yew im the Interests of the country, I feel that I egghilie edam to you that in the Micah dramatise's Mt ethie gw hmw eserneed it, you hare deerned . ;h=, slime/it my bast thanks, tad be mem that 1 , mensesber your clieistereried aerie's, 0. OsiusAim. Aiwtiiltr Raplizzinurre AT 1811111 ILL. Thelgtigripients at Benhill with smooth born gone agist stone walls, which bad been postponed how tie Woe* of the week, in .eomiegaines of the Ass& of Ms Royal Highs's' ISt General Com astardey last, sod wore 16i1=mkYtrft.11h an oe of hie royal highness, who elllend esienipaabd by air R. Mien flit H. Jsa likusesil, Colossi Tilmgham, depend Bloom- Osismel Wilford, Colonel Cuppege, Colonel St. George, ZMI Lamy, Colonel Robinson, R.E., Colonel Tullob, Young, and a lasips ember it artillery and ea.pler diem Beshill, whore the experiments took Pis* le a point a the coast about four miles on the liana side of St. Leonardo. At • distance of about Imp I miles aremuGs from the little railway station ei1d1e , " 16 4 1 " 1 6 . 14" it Mr." .. 1 M oloh • te decay to jautify it &hit TrernieseffipTeitUesi as • umetrr in the cause of projartile arienee, the onerirmit. meets of the sea have spedually surrounded this fora for- Mice, until at last the foundations have become completely ' undermined, sad its destruction had sometime ince bees decreed se • manure of absolute necessity. We mean* this fact in order to allay the slum of certain of the eocao i mists, who have warmed then artillery experiments as • i wilful warm of public property. The Bexhill Martell° had also weber resommendatiea, in being situated at a lamely • part of the coast, but its loneliness did not yesterday pre serve It from the intrusion of the curione The battery of four guns, two dny-eights and two thirty-twos, had been mounted I op a rough earthwork, which had been thrown up for the onarma is • laid that commanded the tower, at • reap of LON yards, end giving a very considerable elevation. Every shot and shell flew right aeries the line, so thin the most vigilant precautions were necessary to pro vost accident. His royal highness came down by the ordi nary U o'clock expose from town, having courteously deekkesd the offer of Mr. Night, the secretary of the Deist*. Company, to plan a special train at hie disponi. Ha wee aseasepenied by Wooed Clifton, his royal hi/h -asn't aide-dveamp, sad the other officers mentioned were Ia adianiag anises. As the train neared the coast, and the mertello towers came in sight, the train was minted by single guns from each tower, and the royal standard wet run up, sad • Seal Wen fired from the battery on his royal lighseets arrival as the mond. In the field were inhibited all the excitement end bustle of a fair or holiday encampment. Gay pennons fluttered on every side,. and aumerous touts and refreshment booths offered rest and refreshment to the visitors. It wan believed that all the fashionable denizens of Brighton, Mt. Leopards, and Hast inp had tamed out, and it is certain that all the convey. ances that could be obtained within a radius of some miles bed bees put into requisition. The whole of the neighbour ing reeds and farm-yards were oovered with them, and the drivers exhibited their usual sympathy with 00Cali0111 public intend by demanding double, and in some cases treble, their ordinary fares. The crash of fashionable private equipages waa also enormous; and the field itself we. so crowded with well-drand pedastrius of both NUS, that it was with some diffleuhy aspens wee kept clear for the °pentium of the boodeardirm The battery, which me wider the command of Colonel ifitchall, wee worked partly by that officer's own men and partly by the find and mooed companies of the Cinque Pod Volunteers, commanded by Captains Harcourt and Sari vue, a fact which may be taken se narking a most gratify * AMP a the ~or dth grant satissal mevemeat. It was Indeentood that Captaia Haman bad received ea intimation on Saturday that the atleadenes of his esettpay ' would be required an the ground, but there was ao aaYd patim that they would be called on to take any part in the Bing. When, however, his royal highness minden the pound he was en struck with the fine military bearing and mpearmse of the corps, who marched to the ' pound headed by their braes band, that he ordered them to the gme at ones, and they worked in equal rumbas with the Boyal Artillery daring the day. There were in Boyd Artillerymen sad five volunteers to each gun, and it mail be almost impoodble to tell which made the best pia/nice. Hie royal Warm complimented the Cinque Pats seep beide Ma ing the ground, sad also expressed lass& mach plumed with the appearance of the Cinque Pests Rides who, under the enameadot Rearm Crake, kept she ground, The object el the day's firing being to ',certain the power of the smooth bores as compared with Armstrong gun, a great deal of filtered was fell in the results, par ticularly by some Human Abets who were pram., and who watched sad eared questions about everything. The Maeda bad been opened on Saturday, but the shots then fired were merely preliminary, theirimain object bias to get the proper elevation. Yesterday morning the maenads commenced in earnest, and continued with vigour up till about three o'clock, when his Royal Highness mast ' to bratison. At that time, including the preliminary firiag of iletuday, sixty-five chugs of shot and shell had been fired et the towers, of which fifty-two were hit/ sad *Mom aims, the latter being attributed by the romers to • breeze which sprang up in the letter part of the morn ing. TM firing was watched with the most intense inte rest, both shot and shell being dialiactly visible dining their Fames through the air, sad 'mammies the mamma when they Musk the well of the lama by a wapploaale• terry report, Ms* was shard as land as that whisk they , bad made wheelie,* the gun. The amount of work done by them was, however, leyao mans so remarkable as the aelau and the rennet all the homberdment was only to show the decided inferiority of the smooth bore, at long racers, to the Ansibmg gun. At Fadbourne the tower was der• 'Moped with lees than fifty discharges from the 100ib imistroes, and promoted at the termination of the firing may • mass of ruins, whereas, yesterday, the injury done to She lower at Bexhill was mainly superficial, and, at the eni of the day the building stood nearly as impregnable as ever. In me spot, aces under the parapet, a cousidetable mess of kick-work was detached, end In other plum seam nitric 'sly bolos were made in the exterior wall, but in no inseam' was the Labrador al the tower pierced by either shot eitelL The mod Minim area the day's prsetice was that the shills penetrated farther thee the round shot, marking 24 inches planation, waist the shot marked only IS WIN, a cireanestenes which greatly panled the artillery °fibers, who etedd only amount for it by supposing that when the shell Mack the tower, the powder within itself supplemented the propulsive force of the original charge in the cannon. At about 3 o'clock, the order to cease firing wss given, and the duke, accompanied by his staff and all the officers present, descended from the battery hill, whim hie royal highness rather estonishixi the spectators by the agility with which he crossed ploughed fields, leaped ditches, mad clambered over fiminned gates, on his tray to inspect the battered tower. The teak of following his royal bighorns seemed to tell considerably on the wind of several of the distinguished officers in attendance. His royal highness minutely examined the external injuries of the wall—which were after all trifling, having little or no debris--after which be entered, and ascended to the top, when be again examined the mischief, especially what had been done to the parapet, The result of his royal high- mess's inspection was hie decided conviction, to me his own wade, that "the Armstrong guns bad the best of it, and that be would not hesitate to trust himself in the towers whilst a smoothbore battery played on it as it had done that day." Beyond this high authority, we may add that the verdict of all the artillery and engineers, both officers and men, was unanimous in favour of the sew weapon, the men adding a recommendation which they could beet appreciate, measly, that the Armstrong gun was by far the easiest and safest firbig. After lunch time the firing by single gun was discontinued, and the practice was coaled solely to salvos. The tower was very correctly covered hi this part of the practice, but no perceptible increase of damage could be perceived an the result of the ocemetration of fire. With respect to the aim, the comparative numbers of ham (Stamped, ld. Additional.) mod mimosa meottmed above . meek for themselves ; bet we my mention that mimeses, sad readers fired pas by tura ; now flied Royal Artillery, thee fired whiskers, aid the bitter sent their shot right through the Lola which bad been made by the former, never in • single 1 lestance showing nasteadinsu of aim or unreadinms in tiring. The putties will be continued day by day until the anal demolition of the tower bee beta achieved ; bat yea. terday's Axing was quite mmednice se to the comparative merits, at long ranges, of the old and new ordnance. it is I consolatory, however, to learn that inasmuch as the exiling veseels have not been entirely stspemeded by the steamers, neither is the. smooth bore likely to be put altogether out of communion by the rifled gun. It seemed to be the general opinion on the ground yesterday, that with MOO& although thirty-twee may as well be given' up ariAgaint stone walbi—very gond practice may yes 1* eies‘s IV ass/ _ gighte at abort ;engem . It is ouPeidgredthal ;Mir thew guns, when fired from • dieteuce set toovshat to .agnit gto aim, the &hot will so shake the walls as to do' more ocean give mischief than the conical projectile, whit& goes tight through. But it must be admitted that it it eery doubtful whether any enemy possessed of riled mugs would IA our honest aid sialtynight• ram enough to diegiajithsir peculiar • gaosiltehous. • ' It is not believed that the &strangles a my more mar Mlle town will be necessary, esoagt may b• im the condition of that which is thaw . it BerbilL. This is so far satisfactory, as thy gm • bogy of Bathos'. - _ . aillatrailddis as a means of - Foinaselatg a Instils Wall s& audit is further considered that, it awned mil with am Amami gu on a traverse, flop. would effectually pra vent anything like a surprise by a batik army. Another plaa for their preservation is that each cost the country 3,0001.,—a rather considerable sum to be pounded sway in a day'h eupsrimental ering. A eagsaat's party from the photographic departmenb of the Royal Angiutiars was b anteadesioe, and took improw skins ed the effect of each shot mad slalL JrLECTION INTELLIGENCE. SOUTHWARK.-MEETING OP MR. FAWCETT'S. SUPPORTERS. Yesterday evening • nneterotei and influential meeting of tie Maude sad inapporkas of Mr. Fawcett, Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was held at the Royal Oak, Malily-street, Deresedeey. Mr. Kai:mu was willed to the chair, mad without =reamlf to support Mr. Fawcett, hoped the meet jjive him a patient hearing. Na introduced Mr. Fawcett by reeding the following letter from Lord Brougham " Grafton-street, Nov. 8. "Dear Mr. F awcett , —l have just received your letter jand I heartily *mos to find that there is some Rasped of the good muse of liberal opinions, and generally at serial pro gram, receiving so great an advantage u it must have by your return for Southwark upon the preseffitessedion. was Mach struck, and I will may touched, by yam speech at tieHlasgew congress, and it was the puma feehng there thetyoar coming forward upon that occasion ought to en ?omega you in again lending youramuitaiwe to thee. engaged in promoting the great object of human improvement.— Behove me, sumerely yours, " H. BROUGHAM." Mr. H. liawcarr, who was received with ebeers,i after referring to some general points, expressed himself In favour of an extension of the franchise, particularly of lodgers. The ballot also would receive his earned support, which be justified by the ex eons of the Aunttalian parliament. Although a number of the church of Eng- Lod, he cordially supported the abolition of Aura rates. If returned he should devote his earnest attention to the national expenditure, in twasaptenos of which taxation premed so heavily oe the people. The reduction of the national expenditure to sixty million would enable the government to take off the income tax, and the duties on tea, save, and paper. In referring to the volunteer movement the speaker viewed it as rendering this country secure against foreign invasion, and enabling the government to reduce the cost of the army and lacy. He commended the alterations of the bankruptcy and in , solvency laws as laid down by the Attorney-General last seseina. Lookieg upon the nalieation of the poor-rates as a national as wan as • local Mr. Fawcett also re. viewed at Ms lay" the quads, d the law of settlement. The worthy candidate resumed his seat amid much cheering. Fawcirrr replied to various guidons pat by the electors, and a vote was pealed e that his qualifica tions were deserving the careful .araboa at the con. Advocacy. The procasdinp than terminated. ATTACK ON AN ANEItIOAN BBlr as PIRATIE The following is ail extract from • private letter, dated Singapore, September 17 : " By the mail that brings this you will hear of the loos of the American ship Africa, in the Straits of Ompar. They were surrounded by pirates • few boon after striking, and only that two wells:mad Dutch ships mine up and 'Mod by them, they would, no doubt, have all had their threat. out. The Dutch ships seat a part of their crews to help them, but after trying every expedient, they were forted to abandon her, and they were landed bete m the 9th iast. The Dutchmen aided moldy by Captain Jardan, and theca:Jul here is about to lay the case before the home jovernment, and I have no doubt but their services will be acknowledged in no mean way. The ship was burned before the captain got out of sight of bee ; hut, whether set ea fire by the pirates, or whether it was by the coals getting wet and taking fire, I unknown." HoRZORS AT MEXICO. —.Sad deeds of late have been perpetrated within the very precincts of the capi tal Mr. Lander, • gentleman of the highest respects, bility, who refused to coatribute to • famed ken, was throws into solitary confioement, and subsequentlyeremoved to • dungeon one and • half yard long, and one wide, filled with loathsome excrement, the stench from which was so great that he could only preserve his existence by breathing through the keyhole. Another person who made& pathetic ap peal to Miramon (the bead of the church party) to grant the country peace, was dragged to prison and sentenced by Minmon himself to receive 500 Whet at daybreak the following morning. When 350 had been administered Miramon was informed that the man wee dying. " Let the remainder," he said, "be given on the dead body my order meat be carried out." But a still more horrible tale remains to be told. "A poor women, endeavouring to favour the escape of her husband taken by the press. peg to serve as a soldier, was ordered to receive 100 lashes ; although in the family way, them lashes ware ad ministered without pity or remorse. The poor creature sive birth to a stillborn child, and died in the most emu. dean agonies." This monstrous deed, committed within the very peeeiecta of the palms. is too horrible to dwell upon, May the name of Mtnuaon and of Concha, his wife —for she ie no better than a tigress—be so indelibly im pressed on the memory of man, woman, and child, in every eivtlieed oriummailly as to insure to these minereaste the punishment they &mare should thiv dare at any future Drito take refuge in Europe.—Letrer fruit lAe City of ele, d Oat. 15. ' DASTARDLY 011TRAGE.—CLONMEL, SUNDAY.— Abost ball-put nine o'clock last evening, • special rods train from Limerick was thrown off the rails on the swathed erceshm at the Clonmed station. The engine was projected from the rails into the embankment, drugging the tender with it. The driver end fireman had a narrow escape. The former was thrown forward on the onsdensing dome. The latter was flung several feet upon the embanloneat. Oa examining the rails, it was &smeared that some person had placed • stone between the points of the switch which caused the accident. One or two persons are suspected. The mile, notwithstanding the efforts of the engineers, has not yet been replaced on the mils.—Feseincos's Aurae/. CHELMSFORD NOVEMBER STOCK FLEX—Them was a good attendance of farmers and dealers at our fair yesterday (Monday), but on the whole the trade in all bads of stook ruled dell, and late priors were barely maintained. The show of keests was inferior to that of last year, both in point of quality and num bers. and trade was very flat, but few lota changing. bands, notwithstanding that the prices asked were in many instances lowered to meet the demands of buyers. The show of sheep was also smaller than that of last year, and the quality of meat inferior. The highest price obtained for Wf-bred Cotswold lambs was 355., and the lowest 18s. tid., the average price raked ranging between the two sums. Oa the whole the trade in this department may be said to have been dull. Foe some pens of down ewes Tde. was mired and oh ' Weed, and a few lots were disposed of at between 365. and 335. In the hone department the.. was but a middling exhibition ; for heavy art-hone high prime wer• asked, and but few animals in that depastioist Cessipil binds. There was a good average exhibitioa of agricaltattel imple ments by the principal local makers. Wain. Coleuses and' Iless bad, es meal • good display of their well-haewn likeessalk including their lamas entlindeen ; Mr. War- Nos of Da, exhibited among other impismants a am bra his patent expanding ploughs; sad M. Bewle, of bad also a good show of ,Imments, T he pleasant far, which on the whole exhibited a greater num. bar sad variety of attractions than usual, was well attended • faveallse, as well as by " childreo et a lazier growth."— gam Herald. MMUS( or PATENTS, 80DT8 KENNINGTON.— Number of visitors for the week ending Nov. 10, Z 416 ; total Dumber since the opening of the museum free daily (May 1.,1868), 291,929. tiVtOPENCE. TM: BOAD CHILD AftIADBI. FROMM, MONDAY. The proceedings now being taken before Mr. T. B. Meanders were resumed this miaming et the Temperance. hall, Road. Mr. Saunders appeared, and the examination began with tolerable pnacMgity, there being present throughout to-day a score of Wleiduale, including the police, reporters, and M. Penalty, Mr. Field's detective doer, — flie ' proceeditip to-day emitted entrely of a long speech by the president. He commenced by referring to the pn oda meeting of the Wilts magistrates at Bradford-on-Avon on Saturday lost, the partied.= of which be stated he was not at liberty to dieldge. The warm they had adopted be iratuated wee era whieh rendered it oeceesery for him to detail all the preosebep which be had taken in connexion with the affair oboe he began to take so active in terest in the ease_, _including his interviews and commu. airtime with the Lope Chaseellor, the Attorney• General, the Home ; Mid other highves".°DageL Having thine thiourea in which hard a repetition of a Vera 86•1 Midi whiskthe public is familiar, lair. Saunders 'tetra that, at • smooths( at the town hall a month since, M the monthly petty sessions), when four, only four, 13111- girtsates of the dish** were present—vie., the Ret. J. H. aradney, Rev. J. Wilkins, and E. Edmonds, Esq., sod the speaker—a consultation was taken oa the sehreet of the wilder, respecting which no notes were taken and no , pliedige of secrecy was given. *other magistrates then having heard the relish of the =trims letters and visits he bad received, written,. andd mat rtb"Tw i d c . 611 e u r u pTiliee bi , P ri%ld the=lves us bireadineen toottoe r obey any c that ;rudueuure he might see fit to give. A subsequent meeting was held at . which some other magistrates in addition were ' • Maredlith, although having other - 70,0111.1 epos to be present. sod Mr of a ehies half-bow's cossultatton had been that Captain Meredith had offered to place himself and all his force at the dieposal of the Bradford bench, and to offer every facility to and to attend an investigation which Mr. &undue might institute. It was due to the magis trates to state that he bad communicated to them the fact that from whet had occurred he bad Dot the slightest con fidence in the chief constable of Wilts, or in any leading =Gusher of the force under his control, and therefore he had placed himself in communication with Mr. Hughes, the chief of the Bath police, who, acting under proper autho rity, that of the then Mayor of Bath, bad placed himself trader hie direction, sod had attended at his investigations, sitting by his side, for which be was exceedingly grateful. Thus, whaterar might have been said tothe contra'', in these proceedings he had been eating under the direct oeuctirrenee and sanction of four magietzake of the county, and by every word he had rpoken in that room or written elsewhere he was prepared, ass man of honour and property, most fully to abide. On Saturday last the magistrates had held a meeting at Bradford, in the county of which a resolution had been adopted, the contents of which had not appeared, but which, he might so far anticipate by saying was to express their non-approval of the course he bad ;dented. This being the case, he must now leave it to them, cis gentlemen of honour and integrity, to inform the public how far they had' sanctioned him, what, is fact, they had dose and bad said lathe matter. All that he had done had been done milady, and, at all ;events, with their know ledgg. Ceder these aircumstanoca it warn that they would see he wee there today unsupported by a single member of the Wilts coestabulary, in consequeme of an intima tion which had been sods to Inspector Pitney and the other officers that they were not to attend is tuture any Investigation he might hold. He could not close these proosedinge, " unusual " and "extraordinary "as they had been called, without expressing an earnest hope that the statements which had been made as to the fact of Mr. Erat's having bee= seen in his grounds so early as five o'cl k the • d the murder should be fully sad satact u ora u • y cleaned u p Hs believed there was a person mend Lenedown whohad something to say in the matter ; sad he asked if be was =bend Polioweenstalele Ural (Senwireat 1 104 ham told Mr. Saunders that this whams wee at Te • ord. Mr. &radars again appeakd to those present to speak on the subject if they could give any information. Receiving no reply, ha said he wished it clearly to be understood that ail be had endeavoured to do was to bring before the public nay farts rad witnesses that hail not previously been re (mato. Hamm= adjourned the proceedings until Wed hooday at 12 o'clock. H. Pollaky's =Were, it baa transpired, has no can ' =mien with the discovery of the murder, but is simply to watch Hr. Saunders is his extracirdinsra proceedings. HUED= IN vas MERSEY AND SUPPOSED SUICIDE op nix dURDESER. --4-- On Sunday afternoon a tragedy of a fearful character ocentrad on board the Ameriain ship Jennidat Thompson. Gape& Blake, now in the Mersey, and about to New York. The crew joined the ship on Sun day morning, and among them was • foreigner, whose name is unknown at present, the victim of the brutality of the boatswain tensed Keegan. Severed times during the day Keggan was ars, by the mate and other sailors un board the ship. sting and kicking the demised, who fell down, exhausted by the ill-usage he bad received ; and about four o'clock in the afternoop be died. The body was then put into a box and sent ashore. About nibs o'slock • rigger's boat left the ship, pulled to the Insditlf - sthls. sod deposited on the quay a box some six feet long and about two feet deep. The police-officer on duty inquired what the box contained ; be was informed that it was • box of dry goods, sent ashore by the mats of the Jeremiah Thompson, with • letter to the captain, and another addressed to Mr. De Costa, the shipping master, Waterloo-road. A asthma officer interfered, and said that he could not permit the box to pass before it was examined. The boa was then conveyed to the Prince's Dock, and broken open, when to the surprise and horror of three present the body of a man was discovered lying upon its fees. It was that of a sailor, apparently about thirty years of age. Medical men from the North Dispensary were obtained, who examined the body, and found marks of injury es the face, and ono on the back of the head, clam to the left ear, which was sufficient to cause death. The police were immediately sent after the summed murderer, sad detectives Horne and door procisdid to the ship. They there learned that, about seven o'cloak, the piste and pilot on board the Jeremiah Thompson heard a splash I. the water, and looking out, saw a packet which was prang seenthigiy pick up something out of the water. Keegan was never seen on board the Jeremiah Thompson afterwsrds. After • searching inquiry the detective dis covered that the packet was the James Atherton, the captained which statesthat at the time mentioned be heard a cry for help, and looking out be saw some one rite in the water and immediately oink, never rising again. The coroner, Mr. P. F. Carry.~ held an inquest yesterday, when the mates of the Jeremiah Thompson and several set. men were examined. The mates declared that they had seen no violence Mirth& by Yaws, and the second mate explained that the body was sent ashore in • box merely to prevent unnecessary objections and curiosity on the part of the boatmen. Several mikes desatbed Keggan as having kicked sad Mirk the deosasud seveml times, and butted at him with his head, but no weapon or belaying pins were bating been used. The surgeon who examined spoken body to as mid that death lad been csn.sd by • fracture of the skull, the result of • blow from some blunt instrument. The jury ultimately returned a verdict to the effect that the diseased (whose name, it appeared, wee Flatehman) had died from injuries receivid en board the Jeremiah Thompson, but how such injuries were received there was not sufficient evidence to show. THE EXPLOSION 0$ BOARD THE TOSSING. GREAT YARMOUTH. Monist EIMII2IO. The adjourned inquest into the circumstances attending the late dreadful explosion on board the Tonning steamer was reinined to-day by Mr. C. H. Chamberlin, coroner for the borsaegis. Captain Robertson, R.N., sad Mr. Oalloway,_ manna engineer the inspecting officers of the Bard ot Trade, attended the inquiry to report the results el their examination of the boilers, he. The pro ceed/rip having bean formally resipenoi, the jury walked to the hospital to view the body of Matz Yuaker, the code- NW, who died ea Friday night. The body of Warms, the chief mate, had been parkway viewed on Friday. The inquest was then considered so have arrived at the same ste s a i s i2 regards the whole fi ve men who have died from the sup mad mad was continued at the Toll-hoase-hall. The imam the live deceased are JAMS Controinfin John 41111 62 t i tse=er, Aints Yunker, and James Wasp. Mr. , of London, said be appeared on be half of the emus of the Tomtit% whoae object was to farilitate the inquiry al far en possible. Mr. Wangle, solicitor, of Yarmouth, also stated that he was histologist( to appear cm behalf of the owners of the s t the dome of the sitting the Inquiry was adjourned for three weeks. BURNING or TIM SKIP Barnsa MZILCHA!kri.—A Wisp= from Sydney, New South Wales, was posted in the Liverpool Exchange News Rooms yesterday, to the effect that the ship British Merchant was destroyed by Sr. at Sydney, together with her cargo of oil and hides 'ahead at 4,0001. I ; a2 Sorrosero Lora or ems Plum or CANADA. Yeah east* sad dietrese were hit is Liverpool a few days ace la esoesquaeco a/ a meet to the effect that this ship Pride al Oasada had foe dried is the River St. Lswreaoe. The haaithe at thole on board and the owners were ignorant as be what comae the report originated, but to-day (Monlay) a telegraph rid Boston reached Liverpool from the 'pun' he the venial in Xontrial, giving the cornea, a fist &gin,. The venal is quite rife.