The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

••••••• e Pr ° ▪ ilg t▪ wa awe Ist di va ko b N• 1°1 ! 11 4 b. , ' GO 4 0 ,, Co 10 1 It Cry PIP d a ban Iro It It 6:00 0 Mu Ask 1 . 13 kir WS' ••• 6; k m ' 1.4 ova ids k t lib bb TI lu Obi Le MI 111; bN 'II ak lop air lat fns ea, is b lir Mil Ifs ti tli ot to rr th lan a to fit ti d a 1 MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. ~,,,,,,roas by de* in the armies of laMe. so pet s i 01,10rtnre of the mail oa the lids of WOW I OW ." Twee— Captaie F. B. "'gib Colloo Ida Oils ' t at Oalle, on the 17th S e p t. Pr . i - m ; T r aps Lindell/at W. U. Jovreel, 33331. 1., 74.4eir. on the 11. h flept,• Beads J. said L. 1., ' N I hoard the Earl of liardaloke, cm MI MI Fob. . 2. An il T ro ops —Liutonant W. YOUltj, Tik L., I A ''''' oar u.e ...h Sept. • Enriwn A. F. M. litii r. i, at Arra, on ine 23rd Sept. ; a. Luta w, Artillery, at Ds= Du% l a as w--- ure 5 et v.. _ ~iirrs. PILOMOTIONS, 110 . sawmills' duo 41 7",1 last Overland Mad oa the 3rd Weber, in her bie .......res °t -00:b 1/ 1 • — • ni 3 It. (Rifles), Lientenut Nidmisea loss• M_ allowed Wee to 31st Dersember to enable Mot to a ~,L—Wir de., Captain Rawlins bee obtained Mayo to ;'- o, fr. a let Nov. to 3 1 et December. - 1 94th do. Lisa'. bream has been tried by general 000 rt-martial a ▪ ..;,,,e. and pottered to be severely repriammadee—ssa. - c proved sad eosfinned.-98th do. KllligS P. 3 gala ;opted ZO ..ewneant, from 21st September, vies Moller imerd. IN INDIA. el; eLLENCV TSB Coll7lkne , =. _ To 11.11.'s Troop bald need sperms, dad, 11801 Sept, 1860. Its '•anodes is Chief in lledia Is plowed se so•ha the - d • r mo tie,e, until Mr lispoty's plasm *all b. f ior 'O Ol Lbcht p ea reons—Lied. Charles Hoary Reeer t e bullet:veldt to be captain, by parodist, vim Wiled re S,l. 12, 1550. m e ry P Alresuder to be Ibreteceet, by pushes., g ood seer vi eb. Sept. 12 , 1850 . fle. Mem Meals the proeetsoes in this regiment pir peed is patrol -rder of the I;th init. Ths kliioVOB Mkr are confirm , d : py de Er:slimy L.eutrusa.thmal Sir Willoughhy c. 0.. renting leave of absence to Lionismat i m ams ma Ea-lea F. F. Ilovd, 64M Foot, to g ag k a ol, tar pashas date et rmbarkatioa, as the resommeadatim i Ward ei Went Uitieln. Bi b . Ese y, tr y livateriaabOosmal 81, O. H. T. Bet 1LC.11., penes leave ed Amen to Limbomat C. J . .. dame, 2itti Feet, is Idegbed. tor two years from Jaw or Netie.k.ties., at Me neamamadatisa of • board of piicet The euespited perms of the leave of abuser srederd to H. Wool, Ka Foiling, in the Sod pea of the ree' seder ot lesb Jane, 1850, Iv altered te Timbale, ...mei. lam to *ppm before a board of masa Awe, alto the hapetordenetal of Hospitals will be pied- y, - of etorsee— ll.h Lot Dupont.—Lieutenant end Adjutant 8 P. t . p tobay, for three months from the Bth October, ad to Esitowl, for two pare from data of ontbrwks- 101 j far Irtatt.—Captain W. Hemmer frets Slat newt Isio, to await at Cakatta the arrival of t h e mi. sre. I i . nt.—Lint. E. 11. W. Smith, to Umbel* from ge d .t• L.: departure from Danshei. to llith October, 11114, p yp reteture a board of medical 'Meets. et which the Jae greet 'metal of tioap;tala will be pliant. tor.aFopt.—Maistaut surge*. J. P. Payne, to Umatilla, satiate al departure from insiewlie, to ISM Oeetsber, .ppear before a board of 'mafiosi Mims, of whisk ue egret of hospitals will be preeklest. Vo.t—Ceptain A. ileum, to Bombay, Is 2 mouths gm Moot &petters irOsi Fend erell ; Slid to Englund, k tie pup Be el setutabag semi of eke regimental EqA. Ha w,ll report Ids arrival•te the Adjutant Gmeral gem Witte. Captain W. I. Adam% to Bombay, for two sots ism date of depstare from Permapore aad to woe& let nine months from date of embarkation. 1,4 crier of hit Ezesilenqy the Commander-la-Chief, var. S. U. Umatilla, Col., Adjt.-Osal. Her Majesty !screw India. [II. LICILLIVIIIT TEI 111 INDIA. amid Quarters, eimile. us Illsombaa At a mama nourt-triarti4 assitmlimil asiv%mh • gmtlar.thollth day of August, NA Lisimeasset ward Labial Litiohford, of the 48th Regiment Nedra Imantry, minviittood oat the following charges: I I A having, at Sailcloth, on the 29th of Juno, 1650, pews to Rroign O. C. Ileibein, of the same regimes% • 1 'Wass to fight a duel with him. .r having, at Bandar, on the 30th June, 1850, broken ♦ .t impus*d upue bum by the officer commending the offlaffs , , by quitting bit quarters without being set at Wry hy peeper authority, and proceeding, in diwogard of de proititution and "Staloff of aka commanding °Mar, to krit admit with assign Barham. Levitt —The court, haring matarely weighed and oon• slam: .be ',Atone adduced is support of the promantion, Meter with what the prisoner bas brought forward in his delese*, are of opio'nu that he, Lieutenant Ildward Banbury latetiiirl, of tee 41th Resiment Native Infantry, is, on the fiat chew, guilty ; su the second charge, guilty. ~.tease.—Tats court, harts; found the prisoner guilty as do adjudge him, eke said Lthatthaat - Bdward Litanord, of the 49th aegumont Native Infantry, coltiered. Approved sad ectaarateell. Svesed I C. J. NArtaa. Ova., Cosa.-ht.Chsf. 11.41-11 set. T., Simla. Sept. 11, 1860. 1hr.i..01111,1 DATION ST TIIII 0001 T. Tin t en, ear.ng passed judpasat, bap most ropsetfully ...,.mend the prisoner to the sassethil troashkration of be •ttdi, ney the Longitudes la skid, ea assegai of past atTS And high character giVIS by Ws sootasoi 10.0 r 1.14 tills Vr ii IS EXCELLMICT VIZ 00101•001111- 111-ClllAr. .1:4. ourt Lu ro emmenclect tio n Lidadid to nem, but n Om ground of his pad Pe.% we've to not meow each adeunduet as that of dab do prancer het been found guilty, and therefore I Para: utmi to the T. emanuadatioa Of the wen. (Si. ed) C. J..kriamit, G. Coat..i-Ctuef. More the wee court-martial, on Wednesday, the 2ietile t I August, 1850, Ensign George Ceara Matter, el the i'eth It...treat of Native Inlantry, was arraigned on the tot ruing coups: 1. Yoe hitting, at Barash, on the 29th of Jane, 1860, serpt.ii from bent B. B. Weldor, of the rase regiment, thalweg, to light a deal with hien. 2. Vw hewing, at Benda, on the 30:11 ices, 1850, bear the Cr.,, , t•up ura him by the efileer waggling the n rira.b% t.y q uitting his quarters without berg set at bier, by tli.r authority, and proceeding, in dierd of the pr h.hdian and warning of the comatandlag to Lehi h Lieut. Litebliard. Ending—Toe court having inatitregy weighed sad rev &lend t* e ev.didoe adduced in support of the preeeratias, rinser with what the prisoner hoe brought forward In bin nelente, are .1 opinion, that he, Rust pin Gimp Corium B&aham. Harhsni. ti the 48th Regiment of Native Infantry, is en the Ent charge. guilty; on the ward sharps, guilty., *cow wart hares leer the prisoner guilty as shave epo eiti.d, do adjudge hica the said Resign Oen* Lidera Husker, of the 48th Regiment of Native Infantry, cuhiesed. _ _ _ Approved sad esadreeed. (Signed) C. J. Norm, On., Caaa.da.Chief. the l groan, Simla, Ilte Sept., 1860. '- 130;10111111;41.TION 11T 311 COURT. The anon unanimously and matt smugly reetwaseuded the frweer to the favourable eassidarstioa of hie mellow 111 e vmmander imehief, as they have ao limitation inue alUltr, that toulderisit the prom, imteral, unprovoked Prwoiatios, his path mad inezymiseme, the mart d.. hi *whet So natural and ezeumbla, that, had the law 'Mt r i ctint, the panaMmeat awarded woald have beta very kitille.ot. , by 1111 IiCILLINCT Tll 0011DANDEW1N On. At the e,r) tirong recoesateadadea of the eoartmartr I pardon Huthaut ; and I do so betwisse-1 will ust the words of the court—" it was mature and excusable" for &Inn. and untried soldier to meat, as he did, the " glom mad unprovoked provocation " of a mush older one. (Sind) C. 3. Norms, Gem. Cow. is. Chief. Before the same W court-nsirtial, eh Mood er, __ the 29 th dAt uto , Earn** Thomas oollsaten White, of the tuts Regiseet,t of Native Infantry, Wm arraigned oa the' Lova* charge : For having, at Bandsh, on the 3Oth of June, 1860, emitted ass seeped at a duel boom. Lieutenant B. B. Liteithied god kaUrn G. C. Realms, of the lame regiment, notwithetand ille %A he, Resign White, had been mem wheel on that loormag, the 012 ar commanding the reg i men t had wanted Leutreaat LitrAford and Basign Huxbant against duelling, 111 Vwed those officers 10 meat to prevent their fighting Padua.—The wart, having maturely weighed and con. yid the evidence adduced in support of the prosecution, I tnitett er with what the prisons has brought leeward in ea of WO Weser, ars of opinion that he, Kailas 6, cess Wollaston White, of the 49th Regiment of Native "f.^"Y.., guilty of the charge preferred against ti. atitice —The Gaut, haviag band the prisoire guilty as s'ot , ‘neened, de adjudge him, the mid Eustis Theme Wollaston White, of the 48th Neglaseat el Native lataairy, to be exottiend. Approved sad essilrased. (S4l**4l C. J. Nevi, Gan., Con -In CblsL Heat quieter, Bhala, llth Sept., 1860. titiColletrebATlOX DT Tin 00CRT. The nett having pasted judgment, had mot ee'Phehhilli to recommend the primer to the nessifal easethwatioa el his 'miler*, the emainander•is-ellet, ea mememt of hive Tomb cad ieezperiner. isaitollio DT Noe TiCILLIDICIT 00111taiDIA-LIN.ONIIP. we Mead te the resesseadaties el Me *Part ea at wet el path aid iswaggehast The gelseser Is above 21 raw Wage I be had she sessiewl et yams soldiers ; ask I eamminde, veselved the eheeetlea id yet hs hes beim the node, prewater a aid +bash dime 'MON the eliehloos patrol OT 101=1111111,0611 whet ever, swept ova the pert et Erie a la wettest to the gonduat elf Ensign White eel Leaf. heath. 1 en bevel is express_ ifty eppeettesise et the ad. mashie amines M Bede+ 0 101114 Whey uWhati the `?loseedleg, het ewe/ eitth the peeimet geed nem. iselise. tad bower, betti es ea ether gad • gewdemewa. Migeed) 0. J. Nene*, tin, OleeelrObist before the same court witrgw y s=r a the Bo et itagow, Lisetaaant elf - the il•eiseeet Native Infantry, wee meted ea the Ili L.*, charges hr having, at Beads!, es the OIL ei Seek INS, sas se 1 4 e Haul •• • duel Wilm al4.uwu 11. 11 ant 14•- ki'l .1 . 51 Redo 0. C. Baum, el the awe attuagh he beer that the cam ismarsilhe the h " Pieced these Awe Is meet, la wise le meek' aittiag a duet THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY WINING, NOVEMBER 19, 1860. lea the up-river outlet for shirtier; and ether pods, Iwhich is sollaset mica for the assesetile comma nity attaching importance mad exhibiting eine sertisty as to its program There dose set appear to exist any apprehension that the rebels (or levellers) will visit Castes; shoehl they do so, the Governor, it is mid, is prepared to boy them oh when their deems& I may not be shielded in tiny other way. I will, h ow . , ever, give the versionsthat obtained currency in the pub& st i t ' of Ciliko .states that Bea had flea to Peldegj .11 by the rebels. At Blumghae at 4414 lop eaaelid KIM SW NOM 1 . tl "' arair tin aer c to the spiers slam reeked* ova so Mat which desagg. Weil is tO MlSOlrarely A spooks of hilitilit is itine m = Wog Sugars to be sties 4a Ma Gible t of tholest weaderiag lem seffillsMela dig Mae lataiesteut as the pelseipal. 'lllll~lll4lloiif elii authenticity of the ment 11,. sad, *Wm it to be a seimmetka of the inestosts, with a design of sweating a .., . of ill wal towards the new driest,. The OW= Kea is of opinion that the rebels elanist of of banditti, to suppress which is .. large force was raised in April , new s o formidable is composed ne11111 . 4 lalle provinces, Ho nun, Hwang -4 ~!... ............Tbey are said to have eilaselblieir in the limits of r Hwang li Get alailhaill its essternmeat department, efter seeking the district town of Ho, they =ft Isle passed into the district of Yieg-teh, nee kite dist of Teing-yuca, the city of which is but 120 miss/em Canton. On the 4th September s_mty of these robbers is said to have sacked Kin eWs district town in Lion-chari, the west depart ment of Kwang-tang, the chief city of which was still imeribed to be in • stets of siege. Sit is stid to be indisposed, but Itas been refused the Emperor'. saw tion to retire ea that plea. Both our native mime pendent. declare that he is degraded four steps; bet desired to remain at his post, and that the Go vernor of Kwang-si bas been sent prisoner to Peking. It is farther rumoured that some time since, SO re presented that Kwaog-si was in a eats of rebellion— s term sometimes employed to represent continued raistonce to constituted authority. The Hong Bong Register remarks that the move ments of a rebellious body of men from the %weevil province had created some excitement amonpt the i Chineee at Canton. Correct intelligence s not *say obtained. It is said that some of the imperial troupe, with some officers of distinctios, having been led into as ambuscade, were all captured. The foreign trade has been in some degree injured, Chinese not liking to risk the transit of goods to the interior. Such are the diversified opinions and rumours which find currency in the local journals, but I have only to repeat what my previous communications have hinted, that the levellers are uniting their strength to carry out and carry through the aspire the principle. of the republigue rouge ' and moreover that each day is bring ing us nearer to that crisis, whiob,as I have already in timated, is expected to be brought about on theta:si ltation of the current Chines* year. At all semis matters appear to be fast hastening on the lame is whiali alhtioa has been made. The &hams and mortality amoegst the boils in Tomb= Imo given way since the removal of the *an es breed ship, and a favourable change of tem- eetars. . A fearful tragedy has been perpetrated on board the French ship Albert, Captain Pain, which left China for Pero a month ago, with a cargo consisting chiefly of silks and 180 coolies. On the 27th inst. the vessel returned to this harbour. On Sept. 7, is lat. 30 N. and loog. 180 E., Captain Pain, his chief sad third mate, the cook, and supercargo (Mr. Jobs Lisa), were murdered by the coolie., who rose se maim, and were stopped in their serial tragedy only by the occurrence of • squall, which taught them the necessity of some of the crew for navigating tr al = The crew and third mate (who had sought TAge is the rigging), as also the brother of the or= were spared on the condition of taking back to China. On arrival maids this pert, 130 of the coolies—all the baste mold carry—Newel to the shore, leaving 40 or 80 of tits most helpless es board. These latter have been secured by the paw and will in all probability be put upon their trial. It is said the cause of the outage was the ill-treatment of the captain, who to pre serve cleanliness amongst the coolies, need to have them severely chastised, but whether unnecessarily so cannot be known until the whole of the evidence is beim the public. The ship Itustorejee Cowasjee, which left Singe pee July 28th for this port, is believed to have Mothered In the China sea. This vessel bad on baud Mug passengers and 1,200 chests of opium (valued at mere than six hundred demand dollars), besides Mbar go ods. She is supposed to have been over lain the typhoon of July 31st, and to have gone does. Of the opium on board, 250 chests belonged to Messrs. Jardine, Mathison and Co. Captain Trowbridge, of H. M. S. Ammo, received a stroke of the man, and died yesterday. Captain Barker, of H. M. S. Serpent, le now senior naval officer ; but H. M. S. Hastings, with the Admiral, is daily expected from Singapore. (For India and Chia& seeskees me lest gage ] !Weak Smith egida with 'accessed energy.- 0s the weds( of September 13 the Aca demy of Adi sad Seisms. at Batavia, held its annul general nmerlag. The patron of the so subtly, the devertior-Oseeral, presided 'co the occa sion which wee marked by taking leave of its mai dett;, Dr. Beddingb, who was abut to proceed to Holland. Dr. W. Beach we. elated president in snowed= to Dr. Baddiegh. Acisosets from Amboyaa statism, to give woolen eholy details of the sickness prevailing, which had slightly abated, the number in the military hospital having decreased to 163. The 'nodality was less greet amongst children, and fewer of the natives were attacked by the sieknem. NEW ZEALAND. By accounts redelTed (rid iTniaii7re) from the new I settlement, Port Cooper, Canterbury, to the middle of August, it is gratifying to learn that all was pros pering most favourably. l'olitioal and domestic news there was none, save that feelings of happiness and the enjoyment of health were generally diffused amongst the settlers. Port Nicholson journals to the end of July are barren of anything of general in terest. Emigration to California was still pursued to a large extent, particular] y from Auckland. The Otago News had been discontinued in consequence of the paucity of subscribers; the 'rapider before closing his career was presented by his supporters will a pores containing eighty sovereigns. The In testate Same Fend of the Wellington Supreme Court had been embezzled to a greet extent, but by whom is not stated. Great improvement; were being made to the port at Nelson, by blasting the mats which rendered the entrance of the harbour dangerous and difficult. H.H.S. Meander had proczeded from Auckland to Toogataboo and the South Sea Islands. VAN DIEMEN'S LAND. A late number of the Hobart Town deloartieer re ports the arrival of the first cargo of Schouten blond coal, which is said to be little inferior in quality to that of Sydney. A warrant for enrolling Ave hun dred pensioners had been received by the to- Torpor. A correspondent of the Colosial Times says t " The private estate of the late manager of the Detract Bank, Capt. Swanston, is estimated to realize about ten shillings in the pound. Rim debt to the Derwent Bank is 53,0001., after giving credit for all which is expected to be realised from other parties, whose names are upon several of the obliga tions held ty the bank. Even supposing Captain Sumatra's debt to the bank is ultimately reduced by the payment of third parties to the sum of 53,0001., still this was a most unprincipled amount of debt to be incurred by the managing director to the bank, out of a capital of 77,0001. As the debt at present studs at 66,000 L, the whole capital within 12,0001. has been absorbed in carrying out the private speculations of the manager." PORT PRIMP. Melbourne journals to the end of July supply a few items of intelligence. The Argus congratulates the colonists on an increase in the exports of wool, which amounted in 1849 to 61,600 to 81,600 already shipped this year; the total value of the exports had also greatly increased on the previous year. A Mr. Mollison bad proposed the establishment of a company for the purchase of merino rams, in order that there may be a thorough change of blood, in the hope of diminishing the chances of catarrh. The office of Superintendent of Bridges, at Melbourne, was recently (destroyed by fire under circumstances that leave little doubt it was wilfully set fire to; a great many valuable plans and papers were destroyed. Arrangements were in pro gress for the publication of an illustrated msgaaine. The ship Culloden arrived at Melbourne, July 6, with the first batch of needlewomeo, forwarded by public subscription, which was started by the Hon. Sidney Herbert. The Herald notices the uniform good conduct of these emigrants as deserving the highest encomium ; there was but little illness, and neither a birth nor a death occurred on board during the voyage. Specimens tf colonial glue, said to be of a very superior quality, have been manufactured by Messrs. Denny. end Co., of Geelong. Building so cieties appear to be highly popular at Port Phillip; there are lose at Melbourne, three at Geelong, and one at Portland. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Adelaide papers to the beginning of August are to band, and are chiefly filled with articles oft local na tare. The legislative council had voted the suet of 8001. for barrack expenses for the miming year. The exports for &s tint quarter of 1850 amounted in nine to 243,0001. 11 *—Tito or" Wiled mho* welshed sad oss :tho ovliume Wooed la memo of Sho goesseoles. with wird Its pfssaer hiSioueidd armed la era of *elm ea ha, Ligament Gdfriliterghos Smith, of tle &show ef Meth* Ishoiay„ le guilty. al *a thugs probated !mime WIN with the a..p*l n, aa mod.. Bodes Q. O. Rtedoteseallg. of the wait" although r ieu ter shisal . ea rs esermisa Ow Miami had is ammo provers Seitlidttioi deal," and of diir De owe ar rbsishs. , Soseeses.—The mart head the prises* r a; Atm spoiled_ da d . idl Ids, the said Lieut. te Z Staggiloo of ilia 48th Rodieseat of Native lefaohy, to be etehlored. _ _ _ _ - Apprynd sad essinsei. I.4~(Slued) C. J. NAP taa. Goa.. Can.-is eials. nth flopiesitar, RIODMILINDATIOX IT TALI COURT. Ti. mut Davin pared retirees, of rest reepeettany to neuaread the proem to the mareital eserideretire el hie coratarkOrahid, • • esseaat el kr par wren. hathethill _ The reammandaries of the oast ea the ewe e ignite euvisee mast be anomie ; whatnot/ them writhe may be, they ere so exhale Mr sea &disquiet". (Styled) C. J. Nauss, Cola,* ChisL beige Cent Corium Hashes la to In rehased Bum angel, andeneitted to leant to his deg. Lintonants Edward Bushey liselskrd sad (Wry lita nies. Smith, and Baskin Theses Weellsees White an to be struck of the rolls of the 48ta lieglaront of Natin (=from the date of the pablitelea of this order at , of which a ripest le te be mu to the Weise petal of the army, sad to the mmikest adjataatiesail at the preedearty. Reeignartem Mask, 97th Bee. 1850. At a veers) court-martial, bed at Earreckpon, on Tesday, the Bth day of Auger, 1880, brims Seger dead ham, tithe Ilth Reyseatth Native Ithwatly, was insigaed on the follewlag *amo I. Far laviag, at Ilarraskpon, ou tbe 151 k of May, 1160, bets late at drill parade. sad sassiest to the adjutant when in the imentioa of hie du I. Fee hawks at lmraskgwe, hawse the 24th of May sad bth sf Juno, 111*, bets late, sad absent hoes drid, ✓ad without talkiest amee,•eig , M ar *eat the 27th gad tin 28th of Key, 1860. 8. Far lasariagoit Basraiaeso. es the 6* of Jaae, 1860, in breath e Wpm** ef ment, (gives in writing, en the 71st of Wag, WO, billamed with great isselimes to the adjultmll era pied% be, Siege Illumlbam, having drain hit sweet sad saleeeed with it Weds the Agitate in a hi me = ow, Wiese • Wks dares to eke me t whn i Visree fat I shoed Ms is in Ws prom that dues mbar es of parade," or woods o that diet. riadiag—Tbe mut, bay*, =1.814004 sad wa. Mersa tat enlister brought ta semen of the pamisfaties etheir with that naked en the fishaes, is of spleenthai the prisoner, ledge Edger fleskina, of the 11th &gime Wades Infantry, ie—Cla the let earn, guilty; ea the 'barge, guilty ;on the kd *are, mashy, with ezetptles al a breach of promise, sad of 'Atha es the adjulleet la • threatealag =DIU, of whit* they acquit Ma. liestease.—The court, having found the pewter, Ensign Edger Ileadham, of the 11th Segleteat of Native 'attain, anal of the charges preferred against him to the extent above set Ise*, do seaman him , Ensign Edgar Bandham, of I Ith Regiinist alive !entry, to be peed at this beam of the list of *sips of bis regiment. sad to he sevenly roptimanded. Itsvised.—Adjateat Deasy', Iforgeet-hisjor Eitehock, Bogey Geneses, and Repay Bade Andy, are all the trimmer predated *this tee The three lnt swear, in the most arose maser, that the primer admen' it a great rage up* **adjutant, sad dn. his sward. The booth wham doss net deny this fast, tad onnbsress ell *at the other three hare state. Tao prime eilma is awed whetter, Thus the whole of the that dries 116 pool la the most templets manner, yet the owe mules *spoilable of that charge, is the fan of all niemes. I am poem* at a loss to account for this, sail I tkosilem its. the proosodiags for revision. I masa& media a isiliag la dames of dine evident*. I thigh the egalemes wholly **eget*. (Sipe) C. J. Nam*, Gear., Oamein-Chisf. Enloe Piadiag std fitatenes.—Tbe Mist having re toadidered the ease, sad beets astute, weighed the obonratioas made by his enelhaey the mmunnder-in. chief, beg mast respectfully to adhere to their former finding ' and Seatealle. _ _ _ (8 .s 4) Goa., Com-ha-ChM% 111/111 IT 111 11XCULNNOT Tit 001111ANDIR. 111.431111). &fag usable to discover anymeads whatever for the seaman of the coast, I mat* approve of its proceedings; but, i• amerdaase with that Haman. I severely reprimand this mations caw, Ensign Smarm, who Famed to dr►w his sword upon his superior caw ea the parade, for which he ought to have been easliered. Frequent complaints of this restless's have some Wore me, and his commanding nicer is therefore am to gnat him any iiidelgense whatever QM lamas ►ow to spaded himself as becomes an OW!, - (fligeod) C. J. NAnn, Gem, Cma.4mChiel. TM time of Bodge !Madam le to be plead immediately below that of Bulge P. W. Grohs= la She Het of eaten of the 11th liesisseut el Natim Lateetry, and he is to be rekseed from arms, sad permitted to Mare to his duty. By order of his essellemey the menesadmuirettlet. H. T. Tunes, Lieut.-Col.,litAilem of the Army. DV RID 111C6LLINCY TWI CODIWIDI4IX.CIII/0 OF MADRAS Reel osarten, Raogalore, 23rd Sept. 1860. At a general onurt-raartial, holdout at Haaphav, oa Friday, the 16th day of August 1830, sad °enclosed by Womanised to W•doeseley, ell dth day of &planate following, Lieut. Georg* Noble Braila, of his Reimers 94th Regiment, plowed in meet bLem i ler_of the emmand• Mg otiose, was arral wpm Me 1. For baying at Qminemm sn — d7. imPelal'Esse, 1860, taken to mammy, to effeet as hmonrabie sad minable adjutant of a di/Meta that had masa between Resign Charles Turd= Beals, and Basks Hem Jammu, both of the same regionant ; but, on the sostamy, eadeav need to promote • duel between than same, whisk it woo more pamealarly his duty to Moe dimeanged and discounts named, from his being the senior Ohm* the parties, and of nook longer „piaading in the soniso. 2. For halos, at Consomme, on Om 20th of July, 1860, eesveyed • ceellsuge trout Brigs Charles Ter, Wm Bea, of bar Mojeoty's 94th Regismat, to Ensign Hoary Jannesse, of the same regisest, to fight a du* The aborts bibs fa break er the Articles of War. (flr) aa ltt. BRAWN, Lieatmat-Colosel, her Molosty's94* Rost. of Foot. Csaasaere, Jay 6, 1860. Upon Willa shames the mart ems to ths following de* Am: The met having mataroly weighed and marddered the widows Wert it, and what hes bees stated In def. nee, 1. of *also that the prisoner, Lioutenant :George Noble &MIL of bar Mojesty's ihlth Regiment of Foot, is— Fiading oa the first °huge, gully, sad as the second sharp, guilty. Brotenne.—The eourt twin found the primer, piny as above atatad, doth soutanes him. the said Litteressat George Noble Brodie, of her lliapany's 94* Regiment of Foot, to lows two steps *regimental weak sad to stand in the regiment neat below Lieutenant lams Bookanaa, of her llojoety's 94th Regiment of Foot, and further, to be emmly repvimMed. Approved and Confirmed. (Bipneo) 0. B. P. Boum-sr. Lisitt..ola. Heatt•quarsers, Seaplane, 14th Rept. 1860. Reprimand.—la addition to the lam of regimental rack, the smart have sentenced y Du, Llitatemat limbs, to be se verely reprimanded-1 shall thenkue observe, — That In your dame you have alluded to the ezoltment you wore nada at the time as SOON mahatma your album ; this I esmoi 'gait, it night have been sa exam 'Nod by your prialfgol, but ecrtaialy not fp you. You wereeragdorsd es tko Mead a be a Lissee.makor, tad bow did yea OWL this duty ? by Mlling Amiga Jameson know Mother into quorta m eg ib usetiag to M, fermi woad ausige Boole • Mesas mosic= fermi Wm pus Shea sited his g gao; yea M a 'aw aisdiss. This she ratmeat utak b lieiga Jassess, sad gaseatradisesd goarself,, and sus *lay doss ast ewer Ike to being males to ea sammediatha. _ _ _ _ _ _ Bah eserbet le ham boom Mimed up dories the atteememA abens allempte es yew pee se armee a, MOM awl I masee Im mit put of Me pow =threlm made Ie peemat menus Hilt eelemellga. • Twat dammeleme is modahomm i g ie es a led Mbar aMmeMilemild el Ile semi ItoMe l Z r eeprit erlokh might Mb disderdot alissw.amm se ratan Matta( mlh ow.. year &ham, yea helm torward beau gaol ehemetee sad dm that ma an a haft imaa, that Mesabi Eat be tehem ism the mmeltal madieratlea at the oft& a ut eri p = o the ave ar ka mtmseiseted the mead. yea Imam pierml_peoweelt oldlememeom Nadia. is are lenby Mpdmmded, sad I Item *Mgr mewl el the emehmeetial, "Mob. hemmer, I mot wredar balms a mey lomMet ewe, MI ham he dm diem, smd. te see yule ma mode. MO yew Mimes eh& moor MI be fay remand= mdse. la • dial tom' Lit what has beppmed be a _ye t pea." (Stormed) Pr G. H. P. Himmorf, Gawp SIAM. Our correspondent dates that the much-talked-of mission to Si.,m and from which great things were expected by those whose limited knowledge of the Siamese nation led them to ex t perfect acquiesence in their views, bu rot to Sinapor• without having accomplished any good.; Inde ed , little else but harm can be expected to result to our trade by the unsuooesful endeavour of Sir James Brooks to nego date a new treaty with the Bangkok government. JAVA. BATAVIA, Ban. 28.—A meanareranseas importanoe is now before the orancil et ladles , whish contemplates the thrown( open the ports of the )blesses, with the emapties of two or three places. Wet haying =wed le Batas. relies attatien hes been to tie *t e m tie mander m of t i v iorneo, the nets ef flarha ltra r. ResidOma i Za l : applied to fee reindimemeate, tram were bil l i seesaws. Were Bombes sprint(' tr i e l f Deter timmisolee sitrang of Wawa a tervene, two lellemrs, and say gra-boata. The military aremegemeate and sommand were pissed a tbe hale se Lieut.-C.)I6W Barrow Winer who dislaraehed himself daring the kW Bally megedidess. in amber ea rner* seanneed at Irma 3,5f1 h1 0 rill: were pre pat to receive*, Dial; bat, as lane were embed to a few %Weis's% swords, and op se re (ao sate*, Aar sieetherar was not Modi f ies beg as they leept be the Th ns. e ela' adman swath= ea pie Sept. 11, by i ender ewes tribe gene, which proceeded D recap tare the Kowiele•hoese, in which the Ohms had ratsagly entradrad thmesehra t After mat resist miss and bind lighting, the plea was wend by storm, the farness will rested, the Teary being foi bles& op by essering the jails in all directions, ad ran all to the award they fell m with. ile tei r r c i lf (i t: trarak timi tereit h rries Nter°4 l it to hewn dearly parehand. The storming of the Wrabeene is then p aghisolly described by dire : "The Sliming was sow/e .Pah Ohm am= l'iMutr 1 oars** LIMO et lesel t , al spee twist the soils epleut elliP E essay. We lei new howl ea 11•11.1.11.411 elegy lids, wed ome ! Warbled by the m fight, esififithed a hft reaseberal tensed ' WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Perth and Fremantle journals have reached Sin gapore so late as September 16th by an American brig, which had been taken up to procure 'applies for the use of the colonists. Active preparations were in progress to transmit specimens of prodigal, &a. for the Great Exhibition of 1851 ; among the articles to be forwarded will be marrow-fat peas, woods, essential oils, &c. The schooner, Evergreen, from Singapore, with supplies for he colony, had not arrived and fears were entertained for her safety. A series of charges by some emigrant passenger, per Sophie, had been pre ferred against Mr. Parr, the outgoes superin tendent of the ship during the purge from Eng land. An inquiry was immediately instituted by the government, which resulted not only in clearing Mr. Parr of the charges brought forward, but established his charaster for humane and kind treatment. Some of the female emigrants by the Sophia had behaved in such a manner on landing at Fremantle that the executive was forced to lock them up in the gaol, and had resolved to send them to Perth. Mr. Scott had been dismissed from the *Hoe of Muter-Attendant after a service of twenty-one years. The reason for this extreme step is not noted, bit it is stated that Mr. Scott had determined to refer the matter to the Secretary of Stats for the Colonies. A public meet ing had been scanned for the purpose of establish ing a steam-best company for the navigation of the Swan. The Governor had promised the project hie warmest support. The quarterly return of the revenue to June 30thais set down* 4.3411., the expenditure at 3,278 i. NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydney jot;traie hi; Dees received at Singapore down to the beginning of August. The all absorbing topic of dieowsioa was the return of Dr. Lang as repreesetative in the legislative mason ix the airy of Sydney, ia the roomed William Bland, BK., resigned on July 27. EITENSIVI Braun OF COXTIMIAND TOBACOO. —About midnight at Seaday, se W. Webb, • ameadmicsed boatman la the coast guard anise, sada* at Beebeeter, wee psalm aleag the Nigh-meet, when abets* of Ws Ban dal% china shop la liestgam, he aw three Gehl W apposite Mt of the road, hada, IN II mad, whisk ie used by lir. Emden doe rHe asked what they had get, ead.reseMdsed Bakamernaest saturator for haslet the mail ee a sse 0 warty, who'seld it Wes "ma." Walsh psearWm eat sea it late ass of the wools, shish te be b( tobaeso, wherespes be WM . them they Mule *base* The am* of Me two other are P. Rawlins sad James Corpenter, wen labia 1 the statist ham. km asked 'Mash anal the mail ea* arrived, is mid& the , messed, Shea he went awes the mad at- I to take ep the bog triads had been Id erte prevented from doing, when th=me uli t4 itore ft. Webb reminded him that ke wieddr- MI ley% mall, sad said that if be admitted him, 5 Mai make • lamer of Yea. Heber told is. to eat the beg, mad k. pelted is his kWh be that par what the rewesse Aker 0110114•111111 to blow kis bratae wt If be ~al to meddle whit it, end ke that seemed lir teei mil K. The Wm* wea *ea mimed te lAmmented ism tratir el the Bissweek eeselmeimi elleei, Ulla wended to H. spot had the pretsime mkt kb ewss ke the ; at daylightos wszehiag the afelilki. wog bass tobseekweee fetal eamMe4 eamartiMeler_ss TM bales' tote Me 114.------ (111loaday)„ ad es . samara elmeMeas as emadaaties ma seeveyes Payeei•N_Elllo/•11111 Wje Coutl. WINDSOR, Nov. 18. Its unfavourable state of the weather prevented her Majoni and Prises Albert taking their usual early morales walk. Theseus eases prevented the Royal Family I taking their aettutomed airings. The royal dinner circle at the Castle this events/ will include the Dashes, of Host, the Berl and Countess Granville, the Ltdy in Waiting of the Dashes. e. Lent. and Baroness deBpetti. The Rev. Charles Marshall (vicar), Mr. Alderman Sidney, Y.P., and Mr. Depcy Ooteard, with Mr. As H. Smith, the Vestry Clerk, a deputation from St. Bride's parish, asconpasiod by Mr. Muteness, attended at the Hoste.oMes yeaterdsy, to convey to do Secretary of State far the Home Department the petition toiler Majesty against Vs= of the Poor Law Board bad an inter view with the Chasidim ei the Bzelnquer yeeterdsy, at his °Metal reddens is Dowsing's/en. The Oxford University Commisios mat yesterday at the °Nag reddest* of the Piret Lord of the Treasury, to Dowsing-street Present—Tin Bishop of Norwich, the Dean of Carlisle, the Master of Penh. ke, the Bs?. H. O. Liddell, I. L. Dampier, Bm., and the Bev. Professor Powell. 71Siepatatiost from the Whitechapel Association for Promoting Habits tending to the Cleenliness, Health, and Comfort of the Labotring Chrome, had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday, at the Home oMoo The datation oonsisted of the Rev. W. W. Chasapneys, 'rector of White 'bagel, Ray. John Lyons, Rev. C. B. Gable, Mr. C. H. Freemen (shershwardee), Mr. W. H. Blink, Mr. G. Byron, Mr. J. Wale, Mr. Hill, Mr. Christie, Mr. Tenableg, and Mr. G. H. Sim eon& (seggetary). The Bishop of Jamaica had an interview with Earl Grey yesterday at the Colonial-oMee. Mr. 14311 P, from Nova Bootie, had also an interview with the noble earl yesterday. Mr. Mastermaa, M.P., had an interview yesterday with the Chancellor of the Bxeheqese. Mr. B. Senior& had also an interview with the right hon. baronet yesterday. The Earl of Suffolk had an interview yesterday with Sir George Grey Ids. Edward Harman had also en laterview with the right hos baronet yesterday. Captain Grant, late of the 68th regiment, who hue recently been appolated chief retrial to his Majesty the King of Mosquitia, embarked by the West India packet:Trent, for Grey Town, 8t Juan de Nitaraism Sir J. Duke, But., M.P., had the honor of being presented by our ambassador to bis Majesty the Sultan, at • private audience, on the 31st ultimo. DEATH OF SIR LUMLEY ST. GEOUGZ SLEFFING TON, BART.—Thu baronet, so hog known as tke author of many dramatic pieces, died a few dale neer, at the advanced age of 82. Toe deceased inherited the title on the demise of his tether in 1816. D- EATH OP Ma. RAPHAEL, M.P. POE ST. ALBANS. —We have to rowed the demise of this gentleman, who ex pired ea the 17th inst. at &erbium-plant, Surrey. aged 76. Mr. Raphael was a whig in polities, and was returned for St. Albans at the last •onerel election by a large majority. By religion be was a catholic, and was a munificent sup porter of the Ramish ebu►ch, to whose ministers with'n the last few years he, it is said, presented for building purposes the sum of 100,0001. The deceased was very wealthy. Mr. livphael was the only Roman catholic M.P.,eave Mr. Moore, lot Mayo, who opposed the Jewish claims. Some years since he was retuned for the county of Carlow,.in coojunotion wit► the late Mr. Vigor', but was unseated us petition. The alleged misappropriation of the nun of 2001. by the late Mr. O'Connell, in coanexion with the retain, gays rise to a pro tracted irquiry. The deceased w.s of Armenian extraction. He possessed property in gnome, Sarrey, and other English sounties, and was the builder of CIIOIIIIW town of Barbital:, on the South Western Railway. FIRM IN PORTMAN CHAPRL.—YeatOrday morning, shortly after midnight, a fir* wee discovered to have broken oat in the splendid episcopal structure known as Portman Chapel, situate in Baker -street, Portman-square. The chapel was heated in the meal way, for the performance of divine service the previous day, and alter the congregation had dispersed in the evening, the plane was apparently per fectly safe. It was, however, found out that the heat of the furnace hod set fire to some of the joistings and flooring in the Immure room, on the ground floor, and the flames were quickly spreading wiles the firireaginee of the pariah and Lyndon Brigade attended. The firemen at ones set to work, end, by taking up the flip in that part of the building, they were enabled to reach the exact seat' of the fire ; but they were unable to get the flames extinguished until some of tee joistings and flooring were destroyed in the furnace. room, and a quantity of wine in bottles damaged in the cellar sada the chapel, by breakage sad hasty removal UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Rev. T. Greene, to be emeastant chaplain to the lion. Society of Gray's too. Yee. R. Soiberioa, to Notbitos P.C., Barley; pet., V. of Kingston. Rev. J. W. 8. Powell,to Abiarger R., Sauey, Talus 4531., whit reeidano• ; pat., W J. lively', Rui., 11 P. Boy. F. E. Tuou, V. of bliasty, Welts, to be Dean Rural of Nielmesbury, dio. Gloucester and Bristol. Rev. H. L. Watson. to Bhareford R., Lalccetershire, value 3N1., with rwideooe; pot., Lord Cbaaoellor. Rev. W. R. Wyatt, P.C. of Biroatoo, Motto, to be a macro pte, Archdesoonry of Nottingham. Arohdemoary of Antigen, value 6001.; pat., Bishop of Audema ; Va. R. Holberton, missed. Hashloy R., &lop, dlo. Hereford, value 1621., with nil dence ; pat., Berl of Bradford; R•V. B. Howell, dia. Aotongeutid P C.„Bvlop, dic. Hereford, value 861. ; pat., By F. R. B. Aatos ; Rev. B. Howell, dee. Llaufeehaa 8., toasty of Montgomery, die. of Bt. /mph, void by the death of Ray. Imes PM*, value 7601, *m utated rest charge, with twittaago sad globs ; pat., Bishop ol Bohai Auph. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Nov. 18.—APPOI11IIIINTIL—Liont. Coartander W. A. R. Perm, Resters' Arcuate Digby de la Mors and C. F. Cooper, Serted Masters Cormlice Fox sad A. F. A. Barton, Clerk A Margo F. O. Four, Clerk's Ararat O. B. li'Ltssie, to the AtAott; Cancer Jame Jeffery, to the Retribrion. Wooiwics, Nov. 18.—AIt3TTAL or • DANISH Watt LITIAILIAL—The Geiser, a BM VONSOI of 1110-bore power, lermagiag W Ibs Darr goverment, arrived sad wit aloorsd opplers Iffisalwrk Dockyard, at 1 Valor pia., to day. BY - 1111sa grog lap the river to As Brt India dock,to kir sew tars pat ow herd by Meru Ruda lay, lionr, cad Field, who fitted be; abut six year. ago with their doable (Ogre, metre cit the hone power above sumo ; bat oho was ectsboll at Woolwich is raspace of haviwg kw pram am beard. Tits powder is to bs taro oat ben, ma paflas Moss at As Royal Avowal far miry, cad elts will then purr to Blaskwall. MILITARY. Tax Ailx lartritp.- 1 11;; Irst division of the 27th (laalsktlllsg) Regiassat, masisti. of eht sompasies, sad the mooed division of fuer essepensee sad headquarters, ander the maraud of Lest Cclonel blegesuda arrived at Belfast hem Glaigem, parer Lyra steam•vensl, the formeroa the 13th, sad the lacW at the 16th instant, sad numbed late barracks at Be** where this regiment h to be eta dosed, is the room of tilt Kith Regiment, whisk bee no- wend to Nasty. The SW (or Quees Royal) Refrlmeat base MR Newry for ammeslome ',phial the 74th Male. Widen ordered to Fensay, tory to evibiticin fir foreign, earths. The Sea sehM of the Ma itoolent (Loyal Limon Volutelsess), esemitiai of fear sad hoed qualm min ties amend et Van= Killer, sad the seamel Mann, oweistiag of siz esemputile, wind is Debits hen Liverpool, per the Lisa asese-nesel. the former ea the 14th, sad the latter on the 16th lastaat, sad promeded by railway to Tempi mere. SPORTING. TATTERBALLS—Moxpix. WARWICK HANDICAP. 7 to I see Mr. Mossosed Doubt (t) 6to 1 Yr. William's Chisi Indies (t) 7to 1 Yr. Pedtwert Woodlark (t) •to 1 • Lord aglaore's Costumes* (4) 10 to 1 Lord Wartegtherisf (I) 12 to 1 Mr. T. Pon's aolinrake (t) 14 to 1 Mr. Blerratro Eget (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Powiseg hate (t) OPEN STEEPLECHASE. 6 to 1 age Mr. 0411011111 Edda Tema (t) 7to 1 Mr. Osborne, Khoi.al Hadar (0 Bto 1 Mr. Sway ad Tiede (t) Bto 1 Mr. Cook's Vast (t) Bto 1 Mr. ESTERms*CUP. (1) 1,000 to 26 laid opt Cora*, 1,000 to 16 and see Mow two sad Olorira, sad 6,000 to 76 age League. DEBBY. 6to 1 see Mr. Howard% Onaise 10 to 1 Mr. Pawners Laud* (t) 40 to 1 Mr. H. Hill% Ipwa (t) 40 to 1 Lord Zelgatt's Lightfoot (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. Z. R. Clark's Okelwat (t) err 31/7= g Wit enteral wiru rrash seer te ollsdigs " l:l7 s ev ir ; 74;Mr1174 . 4 tic Ws; wr - p r - 0 7, 4 141 . ht starer, se nada Etta * rail art mired, le whale %ha 18 to 1 - o nf l owto s aik ie ws°7 l L i. Ilesew.rw• preenery so le mesa relater to his owe g ig th e ( s ea m 444 r o o tog, rho pa. oaken related, Inn he west WON dte dr% earl at. EXTIAOIDDIART 000 D Foaretts.- The following • wa g tempted tep the boo whir had ben 6to 1 art Mr. 0411011111 BMW Yeoman (t) remittable hottest, illestreave of the toper of ester, trla yen &tsar, yes berg brwart *MOT pod _. l l ol,ol !____._ _sio /1 _twin% _dri1d 111 1; 442 ,..,, direetk o 4_,„_ sm . _ t ows km prevented tram done, bee =V4 7to 1 - Wt. Olboolln 4= lader ( 0 osersoi se Ileteriey last, at Gloucester oleos, ltsedilt. bunter, sad ain that y ou ere a bogy pus , g a t g o maw MID groan au to cm nom they au m with. be di/014 Ws It. Welsh regraded his We s & wits tbfe- Bto 1 - Wt. Meal la. (t) tees • assist bad bra levied on the premises by tbe ter be taw ate the aereltel endientre at the team A Wertl quiet be • thu bus •wwtwi to ti bee Mai*" mail, sall oust that if h. II" Ws tea 1 - Mr. Oak's Vent (t) leeriest, fir emus of rest, the easseat of 80k, tot with 144 yee rs tr se the Mr, wed esesilseted the rend, yea alde •of the Doha s a ntka r iaa i .lt we weal auks a odious of Ma. Hobos Bro 1 - Mr. Baal'. Chums* (t) es: tie wheal et the hoseshold torten hid b= NOM sad he ast Ids CHESTER CIIP. dresell, sad plena la two vass. preparatory to bolo toollial the Iletwablat Poollaa 701 l besevat dearly parelasei. The stormiag of the h k v., I sil l ai tili m ba g , wo the Pon" 10wk , 2 . um ort c som k, Lopp to le au k ar a Me. wt e s amok . it , shut - Wi nes ,. a g ist y ps = ploosa i r=lt is. . t rz emeas ca mum Aker . is *go IF=l aloorlbod b/ the, • WOMAN& ft) blow his is er if be at needle tip. see Olerfese, awl 6,000 to 76 sir League. ease, whisk lee twee lett to the b awdier , nere owe bray nerlawaded, awl I net rot** mail ao sentrerdel, trbAdt, however, 1 • 41771114116.11 . :" no L was lot Peer" i with itt IS 11 ° them too 0 • 1 •1 llir c r o ar• el' DERBY. wan, ea Waft f ees on o f ths swell f 4ller I red esorar ro berg a eery karat rse, will am It'd.. the soft* i oars with the toutele V" e""r•__`"2.,l•_M•e"d " imm•sit -.... 6to 1 ere Mr. Howard% Weir (0 purl ems flaroveral, whir, se berg wen WY 110 . JO 1 •••• Mr Pawner's Luanne (t 1 do, so& te ems net ere ark ' net peer former obe • d fig* eel *bed th e seal spier the seeder g• ~ ...g o k a •••VIVISA eallit s :ZClgol "- - • il l. - . NUM les s ear Ikea 114 sal Oases, et th• Sr, kr 40 to 1 - Mr. H. 11 a Ines (t) Gorge 1721. It le hardly sernity se add that the elan wee: Let iallir irbet ga lso be ti ee:g fs" "gim e p i t ess " arelailisl y., la . ' hit 7 • 111 : ealler. 'We Ist sew Ana ea eattestee sr eery t e -F -- I" 1 1 " 1111 . male 881 ' the tet &oder, see sseadder Me , several 4 0 to 1 - Lad Zotlowl . ° 1,8111 ! 8 °? 8 ( 1 ) NM derelged, sod Se tonere net to tie befeet_ )A.H. 7. armiii,;;, /A nt , o wa. • di% sad me, istaphisi by the OW, cosmoseed a ba s ac i sam , wan aftad smose4 gio . no MOO te 10 - Mr. Z. R. Clan's Omura (t) poser& Unlearn , Mohr Drees to so be rebore ken WW I 1101 be Wag nelembella by the bales fooled la re street were aderowe ili rl C I "Ob. Masse, BtraoLtsY AND itaatisk-A diabolical ome abeit-. orrery sag will serer se lee dry. MI". Wiwi.' I d ilahLhintat by rirriltizribla "r d: -23w er i tt ers 0 w ro ± 8 1 1. 9 bemilit .1) 41.- 1 1 1 1 1 m... 111nA l lit l.os r --* Brlrzm w e M -5 1CIIIL-T ivas igtar- re- e sti am ptiort an ; by setLes " liteeleell7weigiarVtaajailividuismk as Vas east tom a• assist ill tea gamma err book, sol we oat Eters lry eV Wank" A " , C . billaill (r om t ol ), - sad fa IC . aja r . I. /1 4 140 r, eileal;6l-0144pear' Mle Mr. 4e - , et Wars, ,SS Wa! it .....' tus wp v reed et thalami efifoloyormat aL as.. ta hair Wohoaro nevi« Isg was streak awl theDetsit assign hoisted. Tee sou . air " mow , .1 . 0 , 6 , maw • „ ,5,,, e t d ie b o dy hammer, is eeYJ "'By e i s Z t bmtlia:4 - 1. ei r G. R. is .. Bow _ = LissoassaOsitmet Sorg we Sefiollll7 ma i mal i ms - a - ins ,,,,, rd si , gist. . , erMr. throws Dee in, orgblresh reereerrer, =T wi rler thr vaieTtest a err el keler, L.C. . . la -dot lig. The tare' ewer moots : Psuanarillaoastras Is .oalattaa Amasses.- We. 1, Drewelsorr soak 04 w•No z to toostmes air SP4v Ogr, *V I = (Wised) B . 11. Para', LiotO .assor hoes tree ea Ira "Th• vidtr av ri o geerteielf be Gonad • inst. ollar ria•sess. Now. it -'2•• Nowak am., a ur. ogie raiiii• *her a = ti t um ....herd es 1 . 0 . 8 la . vidr . Daman asbutiet-Geserel 11.11. Mess. a r= 4 pf the srasisoss io tads tato sow" ass Hash .~.‘sa. gaaossay- was w owe et /is Soo Us Wrpri, aril lIF Ism of a • satent i nsite. 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'aai 35 0". lietakt . • ' ..A .torpolr e to Ile tearroll. We airs Pier had, bees ielten7 set ail ; by woo. Led la other parts of Was, Sr lAA* the sttostioil weeadetli sat adm ist is cheeest tetsbemod a - infra st Garde, seem ea ' . 7 1 ," ; n ag" sp, , uses ass yhe _ast ollasta 001 . at • ea tea Itlik et-essa- The esigner wen et you resifts has beam sallalin Kr .tonsoF ' teCtr , 11111 4 wi __ ..tri ' . T un ws, !edit tisk spdAkild gletere!! . s l t - sw= thal 61116.11 " aiia r t- - - i s a l : A m y aiindea villialt et new t" iiiiiidi revesi lair libr llth tillir s geoP•-bi alm " Wrait i Salai 1 sedum seal tor* the bride Otimeral dl 11 10 ; •-,,Ly MI. Pm ,4111 Wit e ne s l i altd• deb aofo' A' . .Me dwell Leo* ore fa Idnes, to arena the losh ea 4 varlp se bee, bar se releas e rs the Claims oll.' Um a/a& Spiv by the c • • ea Wbad sigogideCet • vast ispasoosaststerstalaseeet alio In• a death abseil err IMO rode be iris si l ither itoonpost. They rearske4 the oleos, ..„,„&„, iO Clll.llla vivir i lai dist i l " Wbolit' 1 2 0 *WM Ole bra* tea, ' , ._." added Ale. StaittlePeel• . ' t " ai m . 111 lir day, • • will " lIP al . '" " =M s a asdkdOlidati oil e sa& dtearloss wish. sus a maw, Irma J. eltYs ma bell rather doom /Me my 111 par le) the -41 the bends at the -77 wh• di sk V * 9 7 Or i- • I'l r sijlik - ATM malt eastrtasty .1. =WI hada" •Aided" -: . • W.I. ". . .....i: . " ion ... AP.I. , r- 4 • 1:=11, cif tel4l * 4 Tilli gig k i : a • lai lit igt ll' 4 , 1"hi 114 ,.., 144111"114 ir""Pt ir emeelleNl le *a ir s l a tti almilliekit# ty : ' ' lir_ _.__.' - ~ ' __.. '.l''-VA . 'a --4- ' " . " 4 .. • sr& ot tho. . NO 114.110 = i t allp i r a t be ' tra . .,,,,4, Coe 61 slow : • stspri• ~arpowl, g . _4 , •to • and auchsintatasko 6 446lo.4llo/ 1 • : side ele be" mewed "u m " lid lneldria. , 7 . Ilm *ilk ,) . . • ,:f. 4, , • •• . .. : JaaliL • + ..'. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. __ _ immes of Siam. Naw PATIN?' OF PSICIDUCI. At the alttine of the court this =otitis', Mr. &tient Allen and Mr. Berjeant Wilkins NOM Invited by the Lori Chief Baron to take their seats within the bar,. her Majesty having been pleased to great them patents of pretwdenos." O'Connor'. M.P., a. BIAD/INAW.—TNN NATIONAL LAND BCII3IIII.—ALLIOID LIBEL This was a rule for a new trial, obtained by the plaintiff on the groaad of saledirectiors, sad that the verdict was against the evidenee. Mr. Roebuck, Q.C., Mr. Heathru, Q C., and Mr. Begley, to-day showed cause spinet tt e rule, whist was supported by 111 r. Rerjeaut Wilkins, Mr. Atherton, and Mr. Premise. The SWIMS its ware proceeding when our report wet despatehed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. !runes nr Bann,. bream Ina Claw 'wows, Ma. ;cern" limns, Me. Jamas Wn.uana. axe Ma. Joerice Tetrocao. At the si tt int of the Mar; thii storning, Mr. Miller, of the Midland Circuit, wee invested with the dignity of the colt as serittant.at-law. Mr. flerleast Wilkins and Mr. Berjeant Allen were called to the front bar, sad informed by the Chief Jetties that her Majesty had been pleased to grant theot patents of precodeace. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. RONBURT AT Tall GILIILT BiIIIBITION BUILDING IX HTDII-TAILIL.—T. Miller, a carpet.ter, was charged with stealing a quantity of metal screws; and two pieces of wood, the property of Mews. Fox and Henderson. builders, &c. F. Welly deposed that he was timekeeper to the prose , cators at the Exhibition building ia Hyde park. The pri soner wee employed as a carpenter there. Last night just as he was about leaving his work , witness was informed that he (prisoner) had a quantity of notelet:yews about bim,and he was given in charge. The prisoner was subsequently searched, and about three dozen 'crews and two pieces of wood belong. iag to the firm were found upon him. The prisoner had no right to the property, rind as there were about 2,000 men employed on the*.bnildiog, the prosecutors, in order to dates others from committing similar offences, thought it their due, to make an example of the clef, rdant. The Umlaut, in answer to the charge, said he had no intuition of stealiog the erre,' or the wood. He had had the strew in his pocket ell day while about his work. Committed for trial. IRELAND. DoiLis, Nov. 18. Mr. Thomas Hutton, head of the firm of Hutton and Sons, which deservedly ranks amorg the highest in the mercantile and manufacturing classes of Dub lin, has announced his hostility to the abolition of the Irish Viceroyalty, although he objects to the pledge to that effect which is demanded from the can didates for the municipal elections. His adhesion, however, so far to the movement on this subject has given great satisfaction to the popular party, and is deemed quite sufficient for the purpose. The .Derry Standard mentions the following in stance of reduction of rents : We are glad to learn that William Lecky Brown, Big., of Comberhoune, county Derry, has, in consequence of a conference with his tenantry, granted Mum a reduction of 26 per cent. Ons shilling in the pound of this is for drain ing. We are informed that be fleet offend only 10 per cent. The Unarm said this would be wholly inadequate, and they offered to throw up the laud on being paid for the tenant right. The reduction above mentioned was then made. Mr. Brown has f ur other towslends which require ledge tint as muck as Muldoney, and which, of course, will be treated with the tame liberal measure, which elicited from the tenantry three hearty cheen. The result of the government investigation con cerning the death of the pauper boy belonging to the Miltown Ma,bay workhouse, ha been the lodging Cl informations for manslaughter against the master of the Ennistymon workhouse, who bee, however, been admitted to bail to take his trial at the next Ennis assizes. The Mayor of Cork and Chairman of the Town Cxamissioners of Galway have received the follow• log queries from Lord Hobart, Secretary to the Trans atlantic Packet Station Commissioners. It would appear from the general purport of the queries that a port of call only is intended for Ireland, audio that ease some place in Cork will no doubt be selected; but it must be also observed, that should such be the result, no material advantage will ever be derived from it by this country. A village of a dozen houses would suffice for such a purpose; and such a village might enjoy for piers all the privileges of such a port without being considerably improved itself, or being the medium of conferring the slightest benefit on the surrounding country. 1. Whet would tta tea effect ol!stablisbing a mail trans. AtUsti. station at some port on the writ or 'south-west coast of Ireland al regaria gain of time for mail, putt ngere, goods, and latest intelligenee—espensee to the several parties and interests concerned ? . . . " 2. In what degree the contract price with government for conveyance of mails would probably be increased or reduced, and what would be the probable reduction in the rates for paling's and freight*? 3. How far would the facilities and advantagee to par *engem and transport of goods in general be Increased or reduced by such a inesoure, or if not considered financially of advsntsge, what clue of each, and to what extant or proportion of the general traffic, would peasengen and merchants avail themselves of the new route ? 4. It it should not ho ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; to establish entirely apatite station in any port in Ireland, how far would it be advantageous to adopt one as the port at which every packet should touch either outward or inward bound —whether It could coal—from whence, when outward bound, it would take its outward departure with the mails, &a, and io return land there ? 5. If any port in Ireland, whether it be adopted either for a packet station, or for • port to touch at for final departure. which is the most eligible ? 6. Are there grounds for supposing that the adoption of a port in Ireland, so the terminus of the voyages of mall packets, would divert peemogers and goods to the eompetiog lines of steamers running from New York to Liverpool and to Howe, so as to materially effect the income of the contract mail line or that it would call into existence any additional competition ? 7. What may be considered the remunerating amount of receipts per voyage, out and borne, for such packets ? OUTRAGE—On Tuesday evening last four armed men went to the lands of Bailyweskill, near Darrow, where they expected to find a farmer named Stanton, who (omit 'lately left the field • few minutes previously. Befog disap pointed, one of the party tired two shots from • double heir relied rill at one of the horses which was working in the field, and killed him on the spot. The ruffians, not satis fied, beet Stanton's son, who was in the Geld, in a most brutal manner, and only lima when they thought the man was dead. The party ware in no way disguised, said slier the occurrence walked away quite leisurely in the midst of • thickly populated district. The aces assigned far this outrage is that Stanton bid for some land which Isom murderers thought he had no right to do. sap to this =l(Thursday) the police are enable to obtain ray lA = on the subleet. Stanton still madames Mager mealy llL—Leiratsr IsCurnialtlßlLM lk us sorry to learn that the spirit of iseendiarissa is dably growing worse in this neiah bourhood, as other bossing' have taken place since we last ppuablic There wig a meeting of magistrates held in an the MI Met., and some 200 or SOO pumas were sesissaned to give evidence es to their opinion, but the esegistintes failed, we are sorry to Mate, in detecting the canders. Sir E. WNsughteu was in the chair. We be lieve, however, Mat the country is about to be saddled with the exposes of keeping up a police station In Derrick.— Derry &Radar& . , • f • :,‘ if 4.7 t t, , , V i 1 .: • • • ' •