The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-28 00:00:00

...i." . ' 91.1 /, /• 7 - ).-=- N 2 / 0., „ i. • . i Y . / 1 / ie dr ”-id ' li Ott Txprts.4 No. 4,642.] MEASRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (the lOoksraillsol. London' LINP of P.trICET to A UST It %Ll.i. --Eor CLlts.l" LS E. Port Phillip, Direct ism* the Is-As Ii %Y. P.th .4 Jul). callinz at Plymouth), the vpleno..l hyper stop v . )11'11.1111170 I,oUO tow register, U. 14 •NI, IN. l'omman.ler . ITiu¢ In the CAA India )locks. This ship I.4vis ono tles•rs. Wlrragu and Rom' eeleOrsted flue ..t which compriave the .o.tfollt. SIISMI, Yorkshire, olovturr. a n d other fast. favourite. atot well , known rtoov. boat awl tituvlexprerlyl..r the paaareatre trade to Atm troll.u. 11, r all classes of pwenyen are flovurrrove.l, atol sloe will ...try alt esperivnt surgeon fr•„{ht too , se , APO!' to ti•LLulr A LLPI gad • 00 / 4,0 e. '1.e../ , graro owl sone. l'et. Leata t. shall.ttree l'aeo r. this Doe of packets are ronveyod tram P.. 14111004 1•. ant-dale jug MlCoult.clye fen" salt socuo4-clay tot thud class fares. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to ‘Ew I . ORK !Amt.-71e IJI - ERPOOL NEW YORK, owl mu LllO.l rill% +TEAM SNIP EON PANT inten.l.lespatchut th,.ir full puirenul Imo sato steam.ohlow calling al NueewAwns to rial.alk peacntivis and tleup.t. hes, o. WEEKLY ER.•I4 LlVE.ltlleil. PIER NEW YORK. PITY OY WWIHINGToN, Wettnewloy, July 3. Wedosedoy.llll7 L. I or BALTIMORE. .7. 7 . 11 7 W. Awl every eloreevsllnu wtslw film pad 17, awl tl to Uri WOOF 111.4411.16 iforwerl twoutie, a Rulu a.. hi hiding all provident e... 11,1. Neu-own for camas and the Wrotern Stair bombed 1111011101 Oa wiry athareloonms tem. Eur furtbor porlloollen if* ILUAY I N MAK. Si Wet..t street Liverpool: or lo ME M owl MACKE. IL Khoo William .tract, C7ll. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. TW RAVI DA Ve iNs um WIRT of INULAND. lea TUE JIMMY. Joky 4tl. ea L.WVIDISON TRAIN WM Dent 10 .0i en.l Iteadiss et ell as Ise Wade,- rsre=. et %%teem Itri.lmreeT. and Threes l and Wa . TlSsirtue 1101 Eerier Vs 6.1. and Ida.), lieralum Dasflak Ad Telpoustb sad lie Neweee. , == ilrtalam-ard. sad r.ann 170 and lb Reseeekeesed. awl Plyesonh ad Ik 1. dellesk awl IL eanams ad au. Ilasharaa sad Retard Dasbeerread. Per. sad I..st.ritekl Ma see Vs emeneerifellok sae Trim . ie. sad NC. ark RAlreth and Con• boursa iala and ale . Warelloa.r sad roams" Hee Nod SOL 'standee 1n... Ilymooth at 6.0 are ne Taw day. the laik Jody. .nissll peowspero ',torn to Tlyeesehae Ohs 15*. sees Wish" the Mara Wail Dela. C A E Leit r t I S T~TMI IT ALIT ar.et. ea +pea ef oak ==r idler ay proved secarti7. geginkb by erg eueteol I pet ore. ea mem+ ekeve Orellisi= ID shone of Me +4 Le seek. Preepeeeree a+ Ilene mg Ira ea appilleelles. ANDO= /AWN ROM isriers nkaim rioAui by Screw Strawy sad Railway.— • 11101bry thlobted sad Da's kmott sill NM MRCS De Realm ash MDR*. WARDEN& the DA *Am cad. Is ND. Rhea 5a the ealbedse by mew 111Waleell. fa.; beet serN.IIL INLAND—by M▪ ATRAlL aduleae. awl Ns.; Ow Cough fl.. saa =.. . ltwels", 1A OIL prat bia—art mak. way yen d Laredes. it wise to be Nonni 6E4 le INA bed (*.Middle's. Nall khan Whey elattese, Rittabatt. DIMOND.. eit IDDRIDDR iLL Se WIND sulierelL GOLD CHAINS —WATHERBTON and slum IDES 14/g to call the eliwitlew d the public to the PIoRM of IS VI dee which they defter VssB Gold Gourd cheasa peraheard et their etraulactory : It L L To worlaawahly of pettcra thole, 64 ladles beg To 16 carat gold. arclittlnT, oa. dwa fn. ad Li b. hid. per ounce, WM gain Todd rpm Ws spank Its wain% Willeft tad YAM se It.. gold sn artliind, sad gureselasil• the purchnstr; Weir gm and Oradea far • Yr raukaseratioa ow the wetrit msedde rely. which le accordhes to the tatitasey or alortleity of the wawa ATULILATtnt sad 111141GU6.V. Goldsmiths —Manufactory, Jfe. Ia Iferstettreareet, CovewasardoL London, W.C. late. Whited A.D. 1121411. Ardialie ie et nabs AM le wain" far Is. each. —N. IL ThL glablhisos{ okor ai Biz La the main& sad on Saturdays at Ow. HAMILTON and K I lIPT ON, Taws, Seistiamea irlao require GOOD awl IrAllION•11112 MIMI eau dewed ea the I.mg wieheriell Were at*. • MEM noel at Wallin*, Lo b% sod Overcool. sleep ItastL No.IOS. STRAND. OPPOSITE 11:111171 FULL MB lituaes , (ALFRED WEBB MILES) Lit NSW USING AND SIMON STOCK kr Obi WeilAirril ANNA ANGOLA ka. 1200.1111 k i. far mire NM verb kr Thee Ara!n I=W ka rio DUGA WheessalyribreOON rINANQUANN. IN ilk/ Is art corairted Ink latiriag aka rim- Using In Ids anima fETABUSHILD Itlth lINNIVANT. *l. OELIBRAWD INDISPIINBABLE g r u Nl rr," la am bearrome variety at }Mem sail Malan' Ser d Walking. Grim ire% clbn,t„ ur Buiraema tram 30a, to be obbiliee only at mad BON, Cloosor at Illoorfoo ose Anizale. Wag llatareolasit, ember sniarislosoll Ossour Tolloshoorsart-rosl awl Iraiktrassil. 111•11 Y sad RUPTURES.—Tho PATENT SELF. AV ADJURING OIUIDAN Time, icl effeelnally eltbeal any eumplomeinek Is recommended by Dm fondly kw Gm eye mai MIA of Imide. Tito noressozy mealy of good lrees Yam Mildest rembelemi power. Milhous umseemmy proem am Ine elbobel. which desirable object Is dame AIWA be • Orme menembeeed elsepe. eptral modem se pad boldnd.—J. Int Co.. I. needles. w. MHZ AI7INTION of LAMM is_wliondarl y 'OM as IM LOCK smut imnsaiumula maw holm br wan= sad Krll/011. 0610111, ressoosadol doilidlly and sharoadrso d ak esainslisu=z ad dispose al sods& sad *Y wad. an st =idood. didsases at neassaisd. lasaty sad amdlson imam lad damOONd et rasa sad 00011110110 parr. Mo. L SA sod Mad with pest Ts. Satedam dit. KIK ordsd, moll ovum-Odious mg l Kdoldl O s ewialsseol LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 28 1861. la Weakly Penny Number., gorgeously Illustrated with Coloartil Engravings ; Mao In Monthly Parts. peace, A. ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL& I. GRIMM'S GOSLINs. 2. HOURS AT HOME. a Manzlne kr Children. S. BATTLE AND TUE BEELLE. ben% +Andes of Mir:stare by Land and Sea. 4. GP LLlVlti's TRAVELS complete. ad. S. PETER WILKINS colaphe, Is. lid. IL TIIE WILD AND WoNDNEFUL. 7. DAY!" MUNCHAUSEN. iiiidra:ireWeeicers, Angel-court, woad. This day, pr)on_b., ornamental cover, O NLY A WOMAN. A Nuvel. By Captain LAMMAS WEAXALL London : Ward and Lock. IN. bleet-etreeL On July 1. price h. . tcp. Oro, ornamental boards, T ALES in the CABIN ; or, Nights on the ocean. By a eNIY! nur.cnon. Alen. by the same Anthor, price to., leap. aro, RECoLLEOTION‘ of A PHYSICIAN ; ur, Episodes of Life during Thirty Years' Practice. bunion : Ward and Leek, ISS, Fleetatrott. Ds Jab 1. price au ornamental coven THE INDIAN SCOUT. By CSTAVI ADIARD, Author of " Prairie Flower." to It V IloPowdhlo for leogolure to depict more startling seem of lodiau We, or to inspire more thrWLig Menet. LOll4Oll : Ward and Lock. Lid. Thototroot. PLATY of the GREAT FIRE, Oratie.—A 011.00 ND FLAN et the tiRCAT fl RC will he presented pMb, Madead at a map with the WELK. LY DISPATCH of SUNDAY nest, Jane hp, obtained from tlumw Mattel and reliable snares whkh are patronised by 'government and the varkum Ore aims, showing the spet where the ninehismented Mr. Braid wood WI, Oa spans occupied by baildiup destroyed and 'wo wed, Iteptber WIN the docks, street., whart-eatreaces. and every ether point et Interest connected with this tremendous emeassrattem The Dispatch Is publish.' In time for poet Frid Iffa Flestalreet. ay afternoon ; etamyed to go Doe, peke tab , undamped, sd. Mk*: THE GREAT FIRE.—The ILLUSTRATED TIMM of TOMORROW will contain sowers) pares al lbwavinea nth. late Great Fire at Southwark, with PORTRAIT of I. RRAIDWi *Hi and numerout other Illuatrationt. The pries of the flhotrated Times 'with Pnprientent, as announced , ed.; bye by wet, tire ataraps.--011itu, 2, 4.athertut.strort, Strand, W.C. THE ANGELS' WHISPER. Front the ceiehreted Name hy Frederick Gonyp, &ICA. With the STILATILD TIMES el TO-MOILROW, Jane S. will be boned A LAIiGL AND HIGHLY-FINISHED ENGRAVING tram the above-nand popular /Neter., earetally printed no superfine paper. lais le tie Companion Picture to Mr Soldier's Dream.' issued with tie LtLonneesu Tuns a May 25. Price, Atli Use Number of W Paper, at; tree by post toe nye stamps. tllm,l Catbsrin Wm/. W.C. 031011?. M. C. C. AND GROUND v. RUGBY SCHOOL This match wa4 cosunaueed yeeterday at Lours. and will be continued this day at half-poet 11. The following is the score : RUGBY. W. Wllso - s, Esq., e Bomb. b .....0... Grundy 1 b Grundy 2 B. Cooper, ray., b Brampton .. 0 b Brampton 0 C. Booth, Rai . b Brampton .. b $ c Grundy b Brampton DO AL Martin, Yaq., e Luso, Grundy 9 c Demon, b Grundy.... 0 E. Rutter, Fitt., c Booth, 0 Brampton Y. Evans, Esq., Is °ready .... 5 c Grundy, b Brampton 9 C Marshall, Ena., run out ... 6 b Grundy 1 W. Ccdlyer, Req., b Grandy .. 9 c Newman, b Brampton 4 G. llobertana, Itars.. his wicket, h SI .1. 11.11 .: , b Grundy .... 2 X Davao Gnu , net out .. B not out 1 1 9,14, 11 To M. O. C. AND 0101'ND. H. 11111 A ER. r oit:lsricassistioss, c Wilson, °vas* is ludo • b Evans if Colonel Indboust„ b Mass 5 W. Emmen, Esq., a boo th , L tans, lisq„ a Martin b b Amite, Evans 5 Booth, In, b Evans.... 0 E. lissison, lisq., Inn coat l4 A. Koss* Sq., not out.. 0 Hope Ora* Esq., e Cooper I b 2 2 b kvans $ C. O. Wyneb, Esp., s Mow, b Rutter Told 64 PAINFUL CA3II. V. This forenoon the He l, 93eil/1 1 ;n1=11, • dergyman of the Church of England, and who some time ego was curate of Chadwall, under the Rev. Augustus Campbell, rector of Liverpool (who is also vicar of Child wall), was placed before the stipendiary magistrate, on the Marge of bevies obtained two sovereigns from Mr. Be7n a proprietor id the London Hotel. wider false pretences, also with bevies stoles two silver ladles from the hotel, which he afterwards offered to pawn. The Loudon is a house much resorted to by the local clergy on the occasions of their clerical meetings and dinners, and it appears that the pnsowr had recently been staying there. prisoner, who is • young man of about 30 years of age, trembled violently whilst in the dock. ' Mr. Barrett stated that he was proprietor of the London Hotel, Clayton-amaze, _Liverrool. On the 20th of last nes& the primmer called at his boase, and after staying two or three boars a the front room, he remarked, " This is • . may nice room. I will give you a few hints con. awning it." He Ikea wrote down his hints and slimed his near 'T. 8.. H. Heywood." Witness thanked the pri mmer for his hints. The latter then left the house, and witness saw so men d his until last Tuesday week, when he spin celled at the hotel. After remaining for some time, the prisoner 'ski to triter" " You are not looking very welL Come down for • week to my house at West Derby." Witness 'beta believed prisoner to be Mr. Heywood, the banker, who rendes, at West Derby. In the eveubig et that day the primmer asked witness to lead him a sovereign, and he did so. He remained all night, and took aWI The neat morning he went out, but came again in the afternoon, and after some time sent a note to witness by one of the waiters. NO MORS BUO& - MORTO urszaro elestrege Is as hoar bap. Work Iseass. mar. walla la him spans, awrrplilase, aa a hued" hold la beta at SE It. out free by post. et It 14.0 6.1 . and U. SE, by am. JUZZA . Fresch chemist, 49. Hastert*. SOAP, SODA, STARCH, BLUR, Black Lead, I•. 111.111141% ME ether Candice. Mutant, Pepper. Vinegar, end rweryanneehiM tenalate. .4 the beet quality and Meet prier for seek M 101 SMITH'S Oil sad Italian Wareham,. ill. same& name Male& 4+ W.C. Lift bye by poet. ceders carer, bye may HAIR 11118TORILD Pripsseved, and Beautified hldr um et ROWLANDS MAC tG 011L—rde eM ast 1=1:111 preosia Ytt ben /Oho edt or turning vu Hatt. drams It too wort sot osidele. bosttfully soh. AM% owl stow la the oer Stlables. the hoed. aad Ill•seteddee. It it ehlhOleg elleolettst eperatlo.l. Toe ehlieve. it femeftelb moo eredell, r tenefig the bole of • besaitted se Wr Odle M ioniser= Oft the ornery nif rooky. NO os6erese lelrnLL hollesity r oho. et to ellesey. Weed ths best ad Imo prods at tut mries.—mils t\ et. vs.. ms. It trimwr mall pr loads Caslies—AO Iw Moore OIL" IWO 10. iledhogrdes. sokby doelele lad perfumes/it QUININE. — la all area d was sod !wee u. wATEI.4. Qr wiNs. Irt , Or. as.l the Medical ProiMiell —trayised W US I, %WWI Ism% Onsboalliet, Lambs. by ell ehreil.b. awl wine wissebasele, SW s Ems. Wildeibbir Aients, Lom le, Webb. sad Co, Wercesier. DR BUCHAN'S DOMEITIC MEDICLNILS, litemogiteat lee weld. firthe weal every disease. PATINT 111:04111.COATIM VEOWI'ABLI YILLA fee owelonilia tM 6,, 05i0, and lne*Wer the bleed. de.. la lest, h. W its. 'BMA= Mint 01131111 T. be all skin wiestiew, deep mailed alesem env, bele, te.. Is. *L and to ed. 00:4- (AN TRAMP rLE lAA LVI:t. for minefgeraiong tLe armee. rd seiseesilor et sten. 'married fmmi Can.. 40 4 ,1114 4 is 'tie nook die cam& sad epasmedte stricture. renal = thaw. se the r. Wools. ominous 40411ty. sod aA as the wee time enriching and increasing ^“Y •4171 . 1= 6. 45. &L. Ile., or four quantities In ono, SAL IN) .ciao s Wens tree en 'oa. and liarban's Geld* tee hionsle." wsiwp. BUCHAN .ul Cu, IS Newman dew. osiwastrsei. W. and medicines lormanimi en Nre__._ 44 of neet.Anee and r. As lied .1 all dhassits. Inbar sale elossis : liarclal. s. Inerinolamdrest : PICRAWA K it. Peetows ituilee .J. risispor, kw•-.beet: : MIT= UsSet. . 4. . auelpirg SS, Dag Weise Citutechgeels-u--- - Ur isul. Gailuss Thla day. price Me llialWas. with Orestions by " Ph*" ST. JAMES'S MAGAZINE. Coodacted by lin. & Q SAIL. (berme fee JOLT; I. Whitt In July. By Caplets Drape& I. Cab Wrung be Light! A Tab. Str iog at. Z. Frame Is Italy. By T. Adolphe' 4. lat. Dr. A Pastoral Stem IL Whore hall we Hour our Pow I By Camel Daniell. S. "Nairesee epetaione Webs. Pained : a Tale. In Three ?Me by the Author of real VerreL" T. The regmee of Bop/ By F. N. ralrholt, P.P.A. O. by I Meek s.iNbt In Stantbuttl. By Mita Pardue. O. The Bert of I& Pry Laud and Ile=Travellen. IL The Little Stray Lim& A Story for the Young of the Banarhold. By Nary Ilowltt.. Luisa : W. &al rod Co.. iskrearder.rver. On ~b 1. boodessoalp la own* else. en book, 'midtown SM. pp. 11111. Ellwolinnot week 114 Ind. es Mai bp MOM IL Prionso WIC Woo Yd. 1, al Pio ST. JA - MES'S MAGAZINE. Conducted by atm W. C. HAM London . W. Kant and On, raisnivaaihrew. Ma day, prod la. Ilia July Idler 'll 11 P L BAR. A Loaded If kw Town and Country itaaders. Maid by Gavaes Among 110111M111:, 1 The sem gm el Moms& Telory by George Augustus Bala—Chap. 111. Dews mac the Bed X. Chap. tu. Slater Naafi dee Drams. 2. The Burr Is Feast —Feet 1. Tie Fete* of the Secret. Part 1 The Beier for it, Pert S. Ilse radios of it. 1 Chat 4. Aged Fatty. By Ishetuad Tato. W 8 9* 7. Of the Igemagelegalt /easily. & Lowden Persia. S. A City Masher. & For Mier fee Wens. A gomerree. la Told at Ynuesti By the Aathor of ..Johas Wife." 11. to Lou, Percale it. After three are . Loudon: Ofitas, 11; nerArkeet. The note, which was produced, ran as follows :—" My dear Mr. Barrett, —I must ask you to be my banker. Kindly l ead me the wine amount until to-morrow, as I have been dose very considerably on the Newton. Yam wlll and me at my old place." Witness took the note to the primmer, and asked him what he meant by it, when as replied that he had been at the Grecian Hotel, in Dale street, that afternoon, and had lost 10/. on the Newton handicap, that it was money he had drawn out of Hey wood's Lank. and that if he would lend him the money until the following day be would pay him, but that the bank then being clewed be could sot rt any money. Wit. ems then lent him the mosey, believing him to be • past es, in the bank. Witness slept at the hotel that night, and went away on the following morning. The silver ladles produced were witness's. Mr. Welter, en amistant in the employ of Mr. Parley, pawnbroker, stated that on Tuesday last the prisoner brought the two silver ladles produced to pledge. Witness observed that they had the name of " Barrett, the Lon don," upon them, and on drawing the prisoner's attention to this, he said he obtained them from an hotel in London. The witness, however, knowing the London, asked the prisms& to take a scat, on which he iaetantly left the shop and ran away. The prisoner was committed for trial. There is a further charge against him of haring stolen • gold watch and chain front the lamb Hotel, Wavertree. These were found upon him. MARLIN RACILY% irsir monist's. WIRY WELK, __ _ TWUPINCL_ _ ___ ltaL as fiegunlay, MID& 1010. "It()BIN GOODY' LLO W." • eddy Amid al task and Mks. Cosempled by CIA*LPI MACKAY . LLD. 011•4 DbribeliesS, Lark" LC. MANCRUITER UNITY or ODD FELLOWS.—The half-yearly meeting of the North London District was held at Hie George and Blue Bear, Holborn. on Monday, Prov. 0. M. Mani. in the chair. The auditors reported that claims had been made co account of deaths of T 2 members and 23 wives, amounting to 560/., which had been paid by the usual levy, end that the incidental expenditure was covered by a levy of 4d. per member. The financial returns from the lodges for the past quinquennium honing been examined showed that there was received for entrance fees. lls. 9d. ; contributions of meiobers, 37,152 f. ISv. 9d. ; and interest, 6.0971. 9a. 2d ; sail the payments mud, to mem bers in Nickname had amounted to 19,739 J. lle. bd.; and fur funeral levies. 6,152/. 3e. 7d. ; the net increase in the five years being 19,5491. 2e. 7d. ; and the present capital of the district, 56.0101. 16e. ; with 5,139 members. SOM• dif ficulty haying bees experienced in obtaining returns from lodges, the (Aileen of Vic district were directed to deemed the books for a thorough examination. and charge the ex peer* to the lodges. It was also arranged to hold an early meeting of secretaries for considering some uuifomi system of bookkeeping. The meeting then considered a negotia tion with Woking Neeropnlls Company for an allotment of ground, u the special burial place of the members, near that uppropruted to the Royal Dramatic College, when it was resolved to set in coojmetion with the Pimlico district, land accept th• computes terms, taking possession of the la the press. awl shortly win be published, price te Od., by ground , if Poseible, Sept fa posts. &L. FIRS IN BZIADdiTRRIIT.—At seven o ' clock but A TREATISE on DISEASES of the RECTUM; evening, as some meow were passing down Brewl.street, X 1 embracing especially Bike. Vistula. and Stricture, and all Cheapside. their Westin wee attracted by a great body of other morbid elections to which the Lower Bowel is subject sn.the Weal from fist boor window of the dwelling. from luxurious awl sedentary habits of lire. pregrieury, coomlra- house, No. , let out in Mlles& Engines were lent for, and Roo and illswe of the Hier. de , giving the result of improved _____ on the arrival of the Irenten, the street door au at one. I treatment. successfully adopted In an entendre practice, with wt Vthe knife I are or cauterization , but by the broken in. when a harp body of flame mut discovered making EN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. " Zi t ld " e4 and t° mos t i nfia s a t s, 'yet etbcacious permane t. its way doers the suss. A plentiful supply of water being 1r 'NITN bee Peet pablithed a TREK RDITION of hie Hy RAMAT J. Amiss , SUM, Liceutine of the Royal College n o/ at Land , is about half an hour the fire was got under, the valuable nun, the rius AIL %I KIN( AL raiviu .114 Edinnurelt. Member of the Royal College of Bur • damage being confined to the lint Boor and staircase. is Si. lielCers el %emus lability. lens of Memory, p.m& znowd. lc., Author aw n Di sco s., en d Issealensia, Re., pert-free, us reeeipt et a directed their Remedies," price le el. , by poet Bs. 10.1.. and " 111116111•110 CRYSTAL ALA S IL SHILLING DA . T .: — .. " = „weat ecteetes ter. , Pseterie etatopa,g4dress, Dr. alum the ski m - Oft bk. ,by ;may 39. Gewsw i tre t g, ffs,. 111U&SDAY, Llll Adinismoos on payment, Tariatucliesseare. Losies, M.C. I M0V1T4101.61 . 0. hove ei cessollatioa tram 1111 N L l dii4o by moos ticksis, 737 ; total, 5,192. QrA WITTY QUALM% AND CSEATICIIIIL No. 1., Jett. Prise MI., every T HE SIX ENNY MAGAZINE, Protitioly Ills it:what The rinnoyal of the Linty on Paper creates a raw an in Mon. Inn • tt compels clammier . awl it emblem the combination id with yountity. Hew, the uew `IN UAUAIINI wW bo the cheeped Monthly I'Mo dlosifimry attempted ; the SI 'OMNI!' mmulain will he coma In gustily of matter, mad ha quaky of camisole, to its half-crown coutempurariet while In parity of toms. vidoarof cern:mks, and itee Mai Mom the ILLICHINN Y IIAGAZIME win he the vary beet SNOW M. Mao al the day. W ard Reidy July 1, prboa dd. lopes : sari lank liesseareeet ,-: tryaL Pitt. LitICHT'S APHRUDISION, the Pbets pbueleed Nervine T..nlr —The...ly.h.eueered smobleatless ssi etwoylsett, quimate. Irea. ote yes moot surres , nus res. •sy row rteueeen. theme* at the afromeas sad 118.14. r, with os 6fly r ftenallse erarien• MC"' Ili' IssAtle. wr s nttla b sec ...d la air coutstle stss.. 35. te.ttlee, lA. whirls awe tl Na. Lssediso Apimis Not oery. I'arlsl her blood hurlaYs Iftiewthatildre. 1111/1...y, CC. 011. : h*.tkr. 4 r 11,,re.h . II ..per, 41, King Waltham street. Lawless 7e. lin. yet trelpollwet ; trout. V.J, Strand mei .1,11 rhentee throe: wheat the wed/ Da. MIMI OD DIRTOIMNDIa. OZNIMAL Daanrrt aft Jaagebthlted, pneo te,„ poet tree from the Anibal. ter It arampa i A MEDICAL ESSAY on tit* CAUSE aim CVKK of PIIIMATVItS DECLINK in MAN, et* Okla iimetteste foe peeing restaration to health •••1 Mown Me moult of teranty-en gem' ansematal practice to the teestamat althea, powalim eierreas amt acquired diorama which toad to oeshittee and obielon NIL BUT. J. I. Clag i l u e. libemartectreet, . 1111. 4% 1 1=Itation ro saying there ie k no an ine i tnr.e t‘ r . ..r .octal) by vibes lir book will not be f o und awful— ahether suck pines MY the talatiou of a parent, preceptor, or clergyman. Wear t Maw. * comm : J. Allem. U. Werwlek-hume. JO7. E AU'S COPAHLNE, a Boookaratod o Osfr . adatiaisteml la Oa Pada awl lantloa 111 trd ad.u...kdand at the beet tarry tar alliaml• dlasate&— Lalrnt S..T. ti IM . A copy Arwardaall apailestina Par tal. at oAaaiim Ji CUP* hese lb dmotist. ab. Hap somoro Lamiab ooss t 12, Kan as. 2 1 4 4. 4 lassala. Paris: mad grisapat rm. o • ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. TIM DAY, and darlrta the Weal., open at I Military Bated—L wreitut Wizard -Kairannah MinWn•l4—Hitt,hlnbutt mad his Dir.-14rd= ntatue4-Ihturilut on the Platform. Adana...um Out ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. IioNDAY, July 1. For the BINEYIT ut Mews. CALDWELL and BISHOP. Adaalainua, Doe MitiWng. ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. MONDAY. July I. DAY add NIGHT MR sod GRAND CONCERT. ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. MONDAY, July I. The Laming Artists have kindly ptiven their services, vtz. radheilne Ha,yea. Ml. lihach, Pampa, Miss Talma. Lim Rebecca Isms, Ile. Tennant, Mr. Rider, snit Herr ilute—Laster Draw Dean. Vliolin—M Ole Bull. Az. companytete—razile Berm and Langton WIIWms. l'hortm—Siz Hundred Voices, from the Vocal Association and M. Slurp., uncitty. Orchestra—Two ligroin...l Isstrurattstanda. o.lll , LtTuh—Th• Priam UltOlttilt UALITZIN. The Chnoty's lithstret. : 11r. T. Matthews. 4c.. Admission, Ow IdObi I.dedes all Use Aassementa. ROYAL StritßZY GARDENS. ON NOWDAY. Job S. A GRAND lAUUUN ASCIINT yW. C. 0. OWN Inn of OA icier.... who Ma Oyes bulb Yll sonless awl AOloco f Ye accede.. MUSICAL ART UNTO N.—Cberubini's " --Gade • " art 11 Wes Doorditie—lknomos, tan, Mr. (Lleetbovec —brig Son Tomer " orttli violin, Mourt,.—On FRIDA Y KVISIXO, July 5, at lianover room at eekok.—Venue: Madams Lumen, immo Lion Rasta, and Mr. ha:Miry. The O shrift sal preimilismi Chou. Osedesler, Mr. Llialtverth.— r nib al Came% Ito. LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, top of the leafatental—ne Progetelon ( trlßLarr i d 11A1111111) of the above favostrite tee mend take this opportunity of Mudded the public toe thol=se Intsselti bestowed. and to totem they for ber oesvedlestee they have erected at a great NOW sum& Ilpaelses awl llapekkent Gary, replete with rim estedert. sod elf& id& be WISED ea SATUIWAY. the Ilab of Jam Messes. L mai & hove also seaweed the beet available tilist. ea that MI mg lie Jenny NM to be the beat lirlorldbeneot la toesdes. The Awaebra Itsreliwg Alleys addisue to be as stlatellee r ever. awl ate apes delly ea if efelork. VENTILATION. —In oossequenco of the flume riappeettices Ow Tletets has asatlemen. and others Interested la sanitary mammas. who wen Instils to obtain ad mission lota. LIXTI KE on YEN TILATIo Protean, PaPPIII, ft win be repeated on ',IKON VIDA V NOON. the irti July, at Soaks:lt precisely, at the Ltaisoverwsuare Bourns. 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Of the circumstances attending the original production of I Tans, TrwADw PLATE of 100 sous., the gift at the this opera in Italy—its subject and plot—its character as • ' stewards added to a sweepstake; of Id toes. each ; for drains and as a musical oomposition—we have already had Ityr-olds aid upwards ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; occasion to speak so fully on ' its being very recently ; nenolties and allowances. Two miles. (xl7 rubs.) Mr. W. C. Cartwright's Pairwater, by Loup Garet aye. • brought out re the Lyceum, that little or cothing remains ' est 7lb llrittliaw, I for us to say on those heads. We retain precisely the Mr. Sargent's Crater, 4 yrs, fist 4Th A. ri, 2 same opinions respecting the merits of the opera Mr. Va lt er:Ou n g lil..i.;`,'""' 4 t 7 9.11.11... flip ,Ltd. it g which we have already expressed. We think it Mr. Gully's litorlyer, 3 yrs, at IC4b was a work of supererogation, nay more, n piece Mr. C. C. Merin lid Orldiren. 4 yrs, ret 111 b A. Sadler) 0 Betting : U to 10 apt Fairwater, 2 to 1 apt Wallace, of presumption, on the part of Signor Verdi, to - " m- ' and 4to 1 apt Crater. Weatheriound led fora short dip - 1 musk tar the same drama which forms the subject of •. taus, w h en Hj e hg yer her and went away with a one of the greatest works of Anher a work immeasurably strong lead, having Weatre e rt e lnd and Gridiron second and superior to that which the Italian composer has endeavoured third. Crater fourth, Wallace and the favourite close to subetitute for it. At the ISM time we conceive this ' together, sth and 6th. As they west along the bottom of the hill Ilighflyer had a lead of twenty lengths from Fair opera to be one of the best of Verdi's productions, and to water and Walla c e, and held it until weeding the turn into be, perhaps, richer than any of the others in concerted the straight, when Higbfiyer's bolt was shot, and he fell music, sal in the effects produced by skilful instruments- back beaten. Gridiron at the same time bolted out of the Lion. We again remarked the comparative p over ty of it course, and was pulled up. Weatherbotuid after th:s kept melodies, and observed how few of the airs, notwithstaad- I a th n e d lr until nearing th the rot r l i , d gef iro F w ai i rw . a r ter .: Jrater earn .; ing the excellent manner in . .hill they were sung, made any i on in front, llow At the distance the favourite made her effort great impression on the audience. 1 and soon had Crater and Wallace safe. He then came In regard to last night's performance, it is entitled in ' away and won cleverly by two lengtbe. Wallace was a led every repeat to the highest praise. The libretto has been • third. Weatherhound was next, but neither she, Gridiron, nor Higbfiyer passed the post. cleared of the absurdity of laying the some at Boston in I Switernmeze el 5 ems. each , with 30 added. for 2-jr- America, and turning Ouster= the Third of Sweden into olds and upwards ; mares sot geldings allowed 31b ; selling a colonial goveinor ; and the English version of the words I alloweboop. naltib.Milo. is extrenply well executed by Signor Maggioui. The eh.- I tit a Waler o l ) Woman In Red, by Wild Dayrell, b :17, , I mot* , of th e how of tie Pewee. the Duke or Viceroy of Enka of set.) Euelind, 4 yrs, Ist 13Ib (raj Naples, was admirably suMained by Mario, whose acting .G. Irerdharre 2 was full of dignity sad feeling, while he sang the music Mf e .r .w . .Day's Chen Arnie, dam Amason. 4 yrs. let 13/b 'A. Edwards) II with the utmost beauty and grace. He gave an exquisite Mr. Ilt ims y s i i :r. Percy, 2 yrs, Sit 7th (001.) effect to ' the air In the second act, "Di to se fedele," Mr. ri. P. s Libfa i li i :ligt h lkit Tib eMi.i . (Krim: : 1 ) , 0 which is by far the best melody' in the opera. e a ot. Day) 0 Madame Pomo gave much interest to the character J. King's f by Ratan, dam by Sir Ilercs—Joe s dark 2 yrs, eel stb orol. (Mhigisp 0 of Amelia, and displayed no small amount of tragic power. Colonel MsT l 7 ll4 eby Ellington—Lady Peed, 2 yrs, TA ?1 Madame. Di th er's personation of the sorceress L'lrica—a MOO Orem) • j ee . e j ei ge• of A eueme _ wej , wild and impressive. G m . Twa 11100 ID YZAR OP THE SECOND IiIIoDUAL STAMM of 16 sot's. sash, with 100 added, for 3-yrwirls ; oohs. let lab; siani's impassioned acting in the character of Renato was fillies, Bst 51b ; those by &trillions • or out of inane that RPM edit'oediniil effective. Madame OATT3Iho was 1+1 330 i0 end feed . winner allowed - MM. Mile sad a half.: (61 sobs.) graceful in the little part of the Page ; and the Mr. Merry's Bewley. by Deblois, scot Tit, ;Centauri') I Lord Allesbary's c by Wild bayraU—lntlreidation, PAS lit characters of the two conspirators derived import. at Snordee 2 mice from the acting and singing of Tagliafico and Mr. Barber's Iturcutter, Oat 10th ' B . Reams 3 Zelger. The combined voices of all these performers, and Mr. john yrcr Day's Vinegar 8 " 718 ' ' 3 * ( ( ir 1 . 1 : the muaidendike precision and ensemble of their execution, Mr. 0. m po ss our eo ee Antwerp. Set 10th.. (0. gordham 0 ' showed to the greatest advantage the masterly construction Batting: 6t04 on Ruuley, sto 1 scat the Intimidation of the concerted pieces, wend of which—particularly the mint, 6to 1 each apt Sawcatter lad Canary, and 7to 1 apt tosE quintet "E scherzo oil & folliesy Hill. Antwerp, with the Intimidation colt and " in the second act, and the . lay in front up to the distance, where both Russ long slut highly-wrought finale of the third—ware loudly rey=Leed 's colt pawl Antwerp, and came on and vehemently applauded. Mae by side to the tand-enclostre, where the favourite The opera is got up in a manner worthy of this great and took a clear lent, and won cleverly .: 17 three /arts of a magnificent theatre. The scenery is new and beautiful; and length. ffriwollinw. was a hod third; Vipers Mar A 24 * the onetime. and decorations are rich, elegant, and in per. weep, and Canary were beaten off, and finished es above, feet keeping with the subject. The final scene of the neither Push* the Pod- . masked ball, with its gay groups and grotesque dances, - LATEST -BETTING ON THE COURSE. suddenly interrupted sod thrown into confusion by the . . GOODWOOD STAKES • appalling catastrophe; laces of the most *BMW m 9 a - to 1 apt EICIIO (t) striking spectacles we have ever seen on the dip. • 3. ) 1 10 to 1 Starke (t) it) 100 to 6 ''S 100 to 6 ° Surpr war ias ( t) (t) MT. LEGER. 20 to 1 apt Bewley (t) 33 to 1 —Amelia. (5 freely) THE DERBY. 16 to 1 apt Alvedidon (t) 20 to 1 Ace of Clubs (t freely) 66 to 1. Clockmaker (5) 66 to 1 Geese (t) MUSIC. SPORTING INTELLIGENOZA NEWCASTLE RACES. —TatranDAY. THZ GA7IBII3AD NUMUIET HANDICAP of 3 eon. sick with 30 added ; for 2-yr-olds. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. V saes Wallach* by Haspodar, Tal alb 1 Mr. M ad elnatune, dal 3lb Five rat. Tio ffrwcimarzois PLATS of 3 Dose each, with 30 added. Nearly owe mils. Mr. Osborne '. Princess Maud, 3 yin 1 1 • • "up' Mims Penhill, 2 yrs Scheeliaison Five ran. Tax GOLD Cue Brat= (Handicap) of 5 soya. such, 50 added. Nearly a mile. Colonel b Torntaby's Doefoot, by King of Tenses, pa, 1 st 3I Mr i . Watson's &thick Vale 4 yrs, Pot 101. b 2 Mr. l'Ansores Hegira, aged, Sit Dsts of Clevelaud's brassey, 4 yrs, set Lib 4 Tq TINIC HANDICAP of 30 to Omsk with 30 added ; for allmk. 212rmquarters of • sa SIMS 1 r.i;es — lst . rMst, a m • • lifr.rawkies ltirdlinte, x yrs Six ran. TEE ConeoltArroo Puss (Headlamp) of lii pima. Once naiad (1 mile Sharlene 53yards). Mr. Hadlow's Isterisst, 4 yrs, Oat Lord Ettland's lltreaso, 4 yrs. alb • Eight tau. STOCKBRIDGE RACES.—THURSDAY. Tas ANDOVER Stain of 5 eon. each, with 50 added. Gentlemen riders. Oki mile. Admiral Roue od Sherbourie, by Mrdcatcher, 4 yrs, list 716 (Mr. W. Bevill) 1 Mr. Payne's Oalierdlne, 3 yrs, lOst (Capt. Little) Mr. Scobell nil Pakdale, 5 yrs, list 10Ib (Mr. Scobell; 3 Betting : sto 4 apt Sberbourne, 6 to 4 eget Gaberdine, 7to 2 opt Eakdale. Gaberdine led until half way along the straight, where Sherbourne got up to him, and in a few strides deprived him of the lead, came on, and won in a canter by four lengths ; Fskdale a bad third. MATCH for MI sort. One mile and a half. Mr. W. ehrboptoes Newton Lass, est Lb Fordhsm) 1 Mr. John Freres lina, Sot 'A Day) 2 Betting : 5t04 on Newton Leas, who made the whole of the ruining, and won by four lengths. MANI:CAP ALM of 50 soya. ; for 3-yr•olds amid up wards. Bush in. Mr. E. Hairs Travois, by Orlando, 4 yrs, l4tt 1216 Lord Westmoreland's Confidence. 3 (Y. Adams) 1 yrs, Ost 131 b (Mktgley) 2 Mr. O. W. Yltzwilllam's Antwerp, 3 yrs, 7st 71b O. Pordbanl) Mr. Nelson's Slag of the Forest. area list Alb.. Ovation) 0 Mr. A. It killunlis Act*, 3 yrs, 7st alb (J. Adams) 0 Mr.,. boys Mere Ando, 4 ynr., Tm nib (A. Edwards) 0 Mr. Fedinand's Llsoeftewor, S yrs. 7st 51b IW. Bottom, 0 Mr. E. W. Taylor's Houston, 3 yes, flit 4lb ,John Bendy) 0 Bettis, : 5 to 2 each agst King of the Fot est and Fravola, 4 W 1 apt Knuston 5 to 1 apt Antwerp, and 7 to 1 apt Coolisoes. Alter the lot had cantered up the coulee, Coullelesoe and Knnston broke away. The fanner ran up the hill to the plantation before.he could be stopped ; the latter went a splitter round the course to the starting poet ere he was pulled up. After one or two false starts the lot got off on good terms with the exception of Knuaton, who was some lengths behind the leading horses, consisting ot Confidesce, Linieflower, Antwerp, and King of the Forest, "on the far side," C bere Amie lying next. On coming over tie road Limeflower and King of the Forest were baste° and fell back, Payola and Antwerp at the same time joined Confidence, and a fine race Oa with the three ensued, Fravola winning by three-parts of a length Antwerp being beaten for second place by Cond. a o not k i, length ; King of the Forest was fourth, Chen) Mahe Moo next, Limeflower and Knustou the led two. Piece or PLATZ, value 200 son., by subscription of 10 revs. each, for all ages ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; penalties and allowances. Seven furlougs on the New Mile. (37 subs.) Mr. Alexander's Farfalla, by Prime Minister, 2 yea. gat 7lb (7. French) 1 Mr. It. H. Copperihwaita's Twilight, 6 pia Oit Fordbaal 2 Mr. S. Jacob's Amsterdam, 6 yn. 9st 41b (J. oyster 3 !Jr J. llawlejs Syrs, 511.1 `Well s 4 Mr. E. Mars Sochicioa. 41 ra sat 1014 Mr. O. lanes c by Rattle—Singh:ton Lass, 2 )iv, est 411. 4. Bendy) 0 Mr. W. Day's e by Harry the Great —Badinage, 2 'Ts, tist Mb .carrted Wt bib ,J. Adams) 0 Mr. Iterribeld's Magary (Drew) 0 Betting : 6 to 4 eget Twilight, 3 to 1 s Far fella, tl to 1 each apt Gallus and Amsterdam. 100 to 8 each apt Margery and liecluaion. The Badinage colt, with Seclusion and Memory in close attendance, led the way to the humbug, with Gallus and Twilight heading the next lot. Soon afterwards Margery dropped back, and Gallus and Twilight took close order with SPCII.IIIOII and the Badi nage colt. At the distance Gallus took the lead, Partials nwenwhile mooing through Ler horses, and taking Ler place b the side of Gallus. In a few strides sin was leading ; ake went on, and woo easily by two lengths, Twilight beat ing Ameterdaiu fur second place by three lengths. Gallus was pulled up opposite the Stand, and was placed fourth ; Battle 11th. Margery, Badinage colt, and ..Seclusion were the three last. finictraisaze of 5 son. each, with 25 added, for 2.yr.olds and upwards; mane and geldings allowed 'Sib; selling allowances. T. Y. C. Mr. G. W. litzwilikusis Memo, by Stockwell, y 7st 517. AL) (G. Yordbaat e l 1 Mr. J. Day's Salad, 2 yrs, list 71b (SOL). r Waco(' Mr. E. Thomas's Girdle, I yrs, 54 71b (301).•1111 . 1 ;LI it Mr. W. lielsca's Viscounts" yes, Sit Sib (50L 4 Bettis,: 6to begat Memo, sto 2 spt Naiad, 4to 1 each apt Girdle and Viscountess. The favourite made the whole of the running, Naiad lying second. Girdle anti Viscounts= ran wide before mitering the coris, and took no part in the finish ; Memo winning cleverly by three parte of a length. The other two were beaten off. The winner was then sold to Mr. Mellor for 110 guise's, and goes into Reeves's stable. THE MOTTHIVOIT Breams, of 15 eon. each, with 100 added for two-yr-0141s ; colts, let 101 b ; fillies, Set 71b ; winner extra. T.Y.C. (28 subs.) Mr. W. Days Alvcdtston, by Tadmor. Olt 311) 714 ext: NT Merry's tests, Sit 10lb (Costa I t Mr. Merrifield's Margery, gat 71b '9 Snowden J. li.wley's liaussais, 7th (W ells 4 NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ahmtakm, JUNK 27.—APPoltentirrs.—Lieu tenant, E. T. North, C. P. Boger, and N. C. &Asa, to the Himalaya. Paymasters J. Martin, to be additional to the Eilinburgli • H. Bolles, to the Hassell ; S. W. Sadler, to be ad ditional to the Bl e nheim ; G. 11. L ang , t o th e liajestir J. B. Azatewt, to be additional to the Dauntless ; W. Dewar, to the Pembroke; S. J. Spark and W. H. Reeves to be additional to the Max. Fogineer T. Scott (A), to the Ask, tot service in the Myrtle. Assistant I:mil:leer H. H. Small, to the Cumberland, for Norio. in the ...41nit THE TWENTIETH MIDDLESEX RIFLES. The members of this corps dined together last evening at St. James'ehalL The corps was originally called the Railway Rider, and mustered nearly 700 strong, but they were joined by Collard's Company, the Metropo. litan Rifles, and the Pentonville Company, and now num ber, as appears by the statement made at the annual ?fleet ing, 1,:100 effectivsa. The banquet was held in the largo bal. The gallenes were occupied by a number of ladies, friends of the members. The different bands of the regi ment played during the evening in the orchestra. The chair was occupied by Lieut.-Colonel BIGGI, in the uniform of the Metropolitan Rides the commandant of the corps, who was anprrted by the Rev. W. Wil liams anal the Rev. Andrews, the chaplains; Major Nelson, Inspector of Volunteers ; Major the Hou. A. Gage, Major and Alder:Ain Wee, Major-General Me thieson, Colonel Lyons, Captain Hayward. Messrs. A. Houghton, T. Hotr af 7 g 4 Bowyer, Collins, Barrow, Hackett, Graham, Goldsculd, Adjutant Mac hias* and Lieutenant wimp. Many members of other volunteer corps were present. Grace was said by the chaplain. After the usual loyal touts had been given and enthu siastically responded The CRAIRMANT:e d "no Health of the Army, Navy, end Volunteers." observed that the volunteers ought to be satisfied that they =gallant atoms as the British army to lead them to victory. It bad no equal in the globe. Wherever engaged is had never experienced a reverse. They ought to be mutant with being an adjunct to such an army. If it should ever happen they had to be engaged in any greet operstioe, howeder powerful the volunteers might be as au army in themselves, they would :levee tot much without the regular forces. If we pointed to the of the army in the Crimea. in India, or in China, we most ever be proud of it, and if . it should ever be their lot to march with it against the enemy, this they might be sure of, it would- lead them tosierisda victory. The toast was responded to byMajor-Genersil ILseott on the part of the army, and Major Boer on behalf of the volunteers. envy was unrepresented. . . Major Hutson then briefly gave " The Health of the Comm:milk; 01Roar of the Wth Middlesex Rifles" The CHATUDIAN, lb aelreowledging the toast, said he had met with support on every ids, sad es an old obi* who never devi Lt./ from the truth, be would thereat*** that he bad never Ind trouble &IMOD be bad undertaken *the 'com mand. In conclusion, the gallant chairman proposed " The health of the Adjutant of the Baginuut, the /ion. A. Gage." After a few words from that gentleman other Snots fol lowed, that of " The Ladies," propoeed by the CIWZMILLy being acknowledgedity Captain Dixon. The proceedings dld not terminate until • lath beer. - '• • • I INDLL " We have received Bombay journals to May 27, but they contain little more than confiroutintul of the Calcutta news, published yesterday, as to the general quiet of India, and the greater 'hopeful ness whicii prevails respecting the cessation of the famine. Mr. Gladstone's budget has given great satisfac tion in India, as being both in its theoretical and practical parts so entirely in accordanoe vvatb..Mr. Icing's. It is regarded us full of hope for the future of both countries, that the two Chancellors of Exchequer, rather than impose new taxes, or get deeper into debt, have resolved to reduce the ex penses of national housekeeping. The extensive reductions• in the native army, mentioned in Mr. Laing's budget as in a 'Feat measure carried out, or distinctly ordered in a manner admitting of no discussion, are rapidly he m:mug/ads aeconiphs. The resolution of his Excellency the Governor- General in Council for the reduction of the native infantry of the three presidencies was published in Bombay on the 13th May. The establishment of native infantry in the Indian army will henceforth be as follows :—Under the government of India, 12 battalions ; Bengal army (including Sikh and Puujaub regiments), 60 ; Madras army, 52 ; Pegu Sapper battalion (temporary), 1 ; Bombay army, 30 : total, 1.55 battalions—ma king a total strength of about 110,400 men of all ranks, native officers included, against a total of 174,237 of all ranks on the Ist October, 1859, showing a reduction of more than 63,800 men of all ranks, and a saving fully equal to one million sterling. It is stated that there is to be a new uniform for the whole native army, to consist of a tunic without collar, leaving the neck bare, a pair of loose trou sers, gaiters, and a newly-invented turban. It is thought that this uniform would be admirably suited for the European soldiery in India. The following account of the death of Lieutenant Hughes, already announced, is given by a wire spondent writing from Manantoddy ou May 11 : A melancholy occurrence took place in the Terriett (1) Jungles the other day. Lieutenant Hughes, of the 66th, was killed by an elephant. He had succeeded in killing one, but on going in for another his cap missed tire, and be ens immediately trodden into the mile, from which he found difficulty iu extricating his fret. One tusk was driven through his thigh ; his neck, arm, and leg were broken, rind his chest battened. Much maim is due to one Ha,lia, woo, on bearing of the accident, went to the spot at night with torches and found the body. amidst the noise of tom•toirts, as the place was shies with the monsters. DEPARTPRZ OF TUE GREAT EASTERN WITH THE CANADUN Conntoirr.—Shottly after 12 o'clock (none) yesterday the Great Eastern quitted her moorings in the Stoyne. and slowly and majestically sailed out of the port on her voyage to Quebec. The day was cloudless, there NP:.s a suneune, and the piers and dock walls for five wiled, as well as the landing stages, were lined with specta tors, who ac the gnat chip pissed them responded moat heartily to the cheers raised by the soldiers who thruesil the deck and the lower portions of the rigging. As passed the landing stages she fired salutes, and another on passing the fort. both ',Addle and screw Were In motion. In her wake were* score or two of tugs, occasional steamers, and other bnats, filled with passengers , whose intention was ti accompany the Great Eastern as far as the Be.l buuy. The tr‘ops seemed in high spirits, and during the pansige down the 'Hier a band on board the steamer played airs sal favourite airs. The %WWI took the Crosby chsuneL At :1 yesterday she passed You Nant (a station on the Welsh coast) at full speed. VtstT OF THE PERSIAN AYBASSADOIt TO MALFA. —The most noticeable event of the week is the arrival on the 14th inst. of his Excellency Mina Dj..ffer Khr.n, Ambassador Extraordinary of bis Majesty the i 4 haii of Persia. to the Court of St. James. His Excellency pored through Malta en roe'? to England in October Last, and now, having accomplished the objects of his mission, is on his way back to Pelia. The consul and authorities liael received intimation that his Excellency had taken his ppuuaarage by the Peuinsulir and Oriental Company's steamer Indus from Seethanipton, and might be looked for here about the 13th or 14th inst. At the up poluted hour his Excellency disembarked in the bare ef her Majesty's frigate Liffey, which Lad beeu placed at his disposal by the naval commsnder-ia chief, and was received at the mole of Marminuecetto by a guard of kosur, and a sahibs of aim - teen puns flied fy , m Fort at. Limo. He proceeded to the residence of the I'. Ir. siati IS.e.sul, with whom his breakfasted, and after rooeiviog and re _ur,,ing the visits of the governor, Sir John taspeuill. Mar,.han:, and Vice.Admital Martin, his Excellency re embirked at the Manarauscatto in the barge of the L iffey under the same honours as on landing. On stepping on bokrd Ler Majesty's frigate Terrible, which had been fitted for his reception, another seats was And from this vessel, the crew manning yards. Tho Temble, with the Per s i a n dant eying, then steamed out of port for the Phalli, the arabesmaior Laving expressed a wish to visit Athena 011 Lie WS/ to , the Dardanelles.—/Ilafft Times. DAMAilts Ft lit RA !LW AY ACCUMIFTN. —During thu last few day,. large damages have Leen martial by junto far sochienta nun:lined mato/10May MN", and View, awards; ilt.doubtedly µrove that their assessors helk•ve the w cidents to hate Leen taincipally due to the want of precise nuutaretnent in the conduct of relieve. there can he nu doubt that the ant doetioa of the yallway system has already pestociil a valuable chanze In the habits 4.l the nation. as re...irds economy of time and 'mutuality but art.hremaina yet to be dose to reduce tho hazards of railway travelling. As the first step toward. , Junin, everyorfirtal slit every traveller Ihmila be provided smith an accurate time keep: r. Yr. J. W. bee, a, of Li dote Lill and Conant!. offers epeetal aArantaacs in this reirM. :ant guarantees the exactitude of his watches, which are unusually es.vlismt.--Indeersereent.) ABINGDON RAGES. Tax BUISIMIL etrAins. Two miles and olktooce. 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Many pereons attribute the occurrenee mast unjustly to the boys who Lad charge of the horse, alleging that they caused the fire by smoking, whilst other , do not hesitate to declare that the burning of Klarikoff was wilful mid pre. meditated. In justice to the perilous so unjustly accused, we have great satisfaction in making the following partial. Mrs public. A searching investigation was made, and it was proved that there had been no smoking whatever in the van. The railway company sent their chief officer of police, Mr. Williams, to Mutton, to make inquiries, and to examine the boys who had charge of Klarikeff during hie ill-fated journey, after they had been previously examined at York by an officer of the company, and detained there all night on their way home. Every facility was afforded Mr. Williams, and the evidence of the lads satisfied him that the insinuations against them were groundless. There is not the slightest doubt the tire Wad caused by a live coal from the engine, it having broken out at the top of the van, at the sod nearest the carriage and farthest away from the hoes ; in fact, at a part of tie. VIII which was in accessible to them. It is admitted by the railway officials that the engine was at the time burniecocol instet.il of coke. An absurd rumour to the effect that the three boys who had charge of the horse have absconded scarcely requires contradiction. They are most respectable lads, and have been in Mr. Scott's employment for a considerable time, and they are likely to retain their situations for a long peri od; to come. They feel the aujust accusations which base been brought against them most acutely, cepecially when they take into consideration the narrow *scope which they had of losing their own lives in so awful a manner. The racin; !addle is deeply interested is this matter, and we have made the above statement in order to prove that the mali cious reports which have been circulated are utterly Wee. THE POULTERERS AND FISHMONGERS AND THr. SUNDAY QCEsTioN.—A crowded meeting of the members of these trades was held last night in illis's 'looms, the object being the abolition of Sunday trading is the fish, poultry, and ice trades. Mr. S. Gurney, M. P., occupied the chair. The Earl of Shaftesbury brietly addressed the meet ing, stating that the object for which they were !Alamein hail his most hearty approval. There ahnuld be no deli- very of goods on a Sabbath except in cases of absolute necessity. The chairman next addressed the meeting, and remarked that it had been stated that goods were delivered at Buckingham Palace on a Sunday. This had since been represented iu the proper quarter, and it was his gratifying duty to tell them that no goods were now allowed to be taken into the palace or orders sent out on the Sabbath. &vend other gentlemen having addressed the meeting', resolutions in accordance with the object with which it was convened were adopted. .M bOIN = "a.