The Sun. — London, England, 1856-07-01 00:00:00

. A -1- 7 1 yeetee. -• es- - e - er ; r -9 • •••'- ' • , - • , .47-e_.- , .. , • ...C . --- _ .-- • : . ---,_,... ~ _ . • ...ii ----.' ' .... . ...... _ ....._. ._ . . ... .. .. .. .. . _ _ . _,--,,,- 1 _ rostra AirttltT SMITA'S MONK` nANO . , ~ , ~, ,t,...V_A :'-'-' _ 1 •,!' • '..-..-----‘. ''':''. -1 4 ,4•. , , • .i. 411iik,„ pre # If ll reng e owe at this I - .. ;*1? `.. , ? .- / 4 tii tI ft h the lii . IVIL .9, . - - , elti , _b it ""1.41. e i f • .1 V •* 4 .01 -. - - •• .- --•-- ----- -the-session.i.n. opposition to the opinions of.. ' * 4S f t - -"' le - '?' , ' tOeliGiir, and EVERY EVENING (i xcept so..turdar, - . ant •st - ' ..q - - - ' . ti, - .ii,' joo N"111. 1 • , doe --., ~---- re '• ' ,O NMI* and the municipal ocrpAntion of tha "cityier . *:e*e e l' A 4 . 40 4 t i: ' i .v•l•- • )pposed ' , . , ,Fi s , '-- , , t s , , , v ~„,., . ....s . _....,/,,,„ ~ , lilt 8 o'clock, and Tuesday. Ihnrerlee. ere etereee Mornings at IL \e'eteeje ! ''''ej, • ~... Oaf!' ' l '4 : er -4n " .t nn !'_*- liSk ! le. ell e . . . • ef e e e.--e feWarrars - Th, "- ; gallery ; is.-"r Hsii, Piccadilly. ~.. -,- '".c -,•";>.\ --• -, - , ' , ,,-•:"5•9,..% ' ' ' --- --=-L ‘ 1 ,,,..' ' - /9”0. --‘-'" i le i , ./ """= ~.. ~ .., . . . 1 with* . • . r , Otc . 0 . , --- "‘-' ,- 1. - ,--4 , • ~ .0. i Mr, MAGUIRE m - .de a simPar appeal. I , - -:- ~ ,, ,i ,...., -,€.. , 411 a. , ~ .. ,..,,j, 050 e.,: , jr.e4,,,.,,, ; , ii ,,,, 4.P ~, 0,, .••••• i _ . 2' 4 , 4 , .w- ,• Ow , . intro. ARGYLIA ROOMS.-!-LAURENT' _ , S CASINO i • , ar . I' ''''* , I .' r ' '4' c .7: :-.1?),' ''r 'lgs - ..A.‘ ~,i .','. o --• 4 '1... r - .Y, •• - -.,see , `,...*, t o. '. ,•-- 1 .00 , ,- -I, • i s.o --..-1‘...e, ,r• t: - - - )m.-: - A . .. '' i - dollt. Mr. BEAMISII s. - ,i I thi -4 WV3 t)lly a eo ns kon bill, and weuld be a very ueeful mcwnre. fi. S , , , NOW OPtD7 -for the winter season. Principal Oerner.. ..e , ' "-: al` lee e eee,!! tee " e re, -, 4i 0 • e e'eeee." . 4, .. 1 ' ; OTT. e! e ' ciF ' - i -tr.-- * a.,,,..- ..-. I.ord NAAS said he understood the billrea..otained • a Piston, AL Boulcourt...,-eDoers open at 8 Aoinisse ii One Shilling. • i. • D. Lament ' s new Varsoviana and St. Patrick Quadrille every night. provisions for extenJing the lkouniaries of the eity ili . • . Dublin, • and contemplated other ine . portant changes in - . said, ill • • ------ - - ' . _ . . .-. .•, , . - _. , ... - , , ___ - • ..,:c0mp1e50m.......m.............. . -.__ _ _ . ____ -_.- ___ ____ the licensing system. He. urged' that_ it . ..shota!d Ike tit % Id from ICIER MAJESTY'S VISIT to the CRIMEAN . . ) strike _...a .i. SOLDIERS.-The Fehihltlion of the deeply interesting (ININ I. 9.: - - 7.) LON DON '1 URSD A Y EVENING, J ULY 1 4 1856. [PR iox 4D. STAMPED SD. ferred to a select committee and inteodtictd again next . . . , 9 session. nuTAL PICTITREeerf the Queen's First - Visit to her Wounded • - - Mr.. HORSMAN said the present bill prolopedsinkf . Crimean Soldiers Will finally Close in a Few Days. Royal Exhibi- . - • --- 11.011M-IMMINIOMMONIW - - ' • , . - . .........M.......=. 1 • 1 M 111 i - -,..... • • tlOn Gallery, 162, PiecaeLly, corner of St. James's-street. Admission • to consolidate 16 Acts of Parliament,' nod rentletiyilitiCy„ I:.' CI ,4,,„.,..,. I , l3 , tfir of their defects. No new pmere had _been lntrcidueed - a quo. IT cards of address. PUBLICATIONS. ' THE REVENUE FOR THE YEAR AND QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30 ) 185 . 6 + of opi- .....-._ 14 '. fr ig :, 7th the • 4.- - , . t;., .it rh-F -_ ~.5g4 . t 41, 6 into it, and he denied that it proposed to interfere with : DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. the licensing system as stated 'by the. ' Cogs - said if .. 4, Covent street, eticester•square.-Open (for Gentlemen Only) from 10 till 10, contiTning upw gds of one thousand models .NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF " ALICE No. 1.-An Abstract of the Gross Produce of the Revenue of the United Kingdom, in the undermentioned periods, ended June 30, 18.56, compared with - ------•-h•••••""'"r - ___ lord. The Municipal Corporation "of Dulilin'T WENTWORTH." the corresponding periods of the preceding year. SUN OFFICS, Seven 9'004. opposed the bill from a MißCenception of its proYislna4 a not ob- and preparations illustrating every part or the hnman frame in • _-----e--- health and disease, the race of men, Sec. Lectures delivered at . 12, NOW ready at all the libraries, in 3 vols.. QUARTERS ENDED ' • 1 YEAR ' QUARTERS ENDED YEAR ' and m hon. members had threatened a strong opposition ported •• 2 , and half-past 7, by Dr. G. SEXTON, F.E.G.S. ; and a new . and DIANA WYNI ARD, ~...___ A ,' ended ,------e------- , ended NEWMARKET RACES-(Thie Day.) to its pewing, he thought it would be better at that late .. highly -interesting series of Lectures is now in coarse of delivery arsday By the Author of "Alice Wentworth," &e • S pt. 30, Dec. 31, March 31 June 30, June 33, Sept. 30, Dec. 31, March 31, Jeine 30 - 2 June 30, period ,of the session to withdraw the bill. .-. (Hear.) by Dr. Renee at 4 p.m. preetely. Admission, One -Wiling. Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, successors to Heury Coleum, 13, 1855 1855 1856 • 1856 • 185 G 1854 1854 1855 1855 1855 _ and Great Mariborou :11 street. , ---. (BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH.) The order for the second readiog. was dieehlirged ana • _ , , . VI R. W. S. WOODIN'S OLIO of ODDITIES. CUSTOMS . 6,018,487 5,707,101 5,540,132 5,864,714 23434,444 5,854,927 t 6,01 4 ,242 5,040,405 5,768,309 22,478,833 CUSTOMS. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. the till withdrawn. JURIES (IRELAND) BILL. , L. . , 4 V P TO-NIGPIT and every evening, at 8. A Morning Per -3,137,000 4,601,000 2,806,77 e 5,005,000 ! 17,552,778 ! 5.391,402 4,722,707 2,763,089 4,763,174 17,642,572 EXCISE. Eloquence 1 Jorre, aree every Saturday at 2. Box-office open from 11 till 5. The • MISS JEWSBURY'S NEW NOVEL, ISE • • .. • On the motion of the ATTORNEY•GENERAL for t . . . • 4 ' )9 ve entertainment hasereceived novel additions, Vocal and Visual. ETC M PS . T H E SORROWS of GEIN.i TILITY, T AXES. . - 7.012,1 - 45 ' 1,75/,9 .0" 1,876,b ' 0 1,858.354 1.871.978 7,359,832 STA MPS. 154,' 00 1,351,0(10 249,000 1,343,026 3.1,97,02 e ' 184,876 1,315,156 244,512 1,346,031 3,091,375 TAXES. Sacrifice f • ••• 2 . IRELAND the order for the eecond reaoling of this boll • LND) nclud , ng a New LecoeToko-Motive Lyric, :tunic,: OFF BY THE Is now ready at all the linrarits, in 2 vols. PROPERTY TAX ........ TRAIN, illustrated by numerous change % facial lingual, lingual, tied cer- " A remarkably good novel, well written, amusing, sensible, and POST-OFFICE - • COURTS OF COMNION LAW (IRELAND) BILL. I m real. Mr. W. S. Woo tin vs Mrs Florence, in the "Yankee G•rl," firm to its purpose." -1 xamin ' er. JULY STAKES. . CRO •3'N LANDS es. Witythesoags of " Bobbing around," and " Polly, won't ton try me "In a taie extremely simple in idea, and perfectly natural in eze• MISCELLANEOUS .. .• Te' I 184,557 345,317 298,502 317,688 ' I ,150,0e4 I 154,59 i 178,177 243,361 325,772 901,904 MISCELLANEOUS. , The committee on this hill ww! resumed. QU r - Polyzra nhic-h ell. Fe ing W illiam. street, Charing-cross. _ 1 Dramonr • 1 eution, Miss Jewebury has contrived to exhibit a choke moral with • -- ? - - - - ' The remaining clauses, from 9to 100 inclusive, were . . her accustom d grace and power. We advise our readers to .iend for OR .1 1 SARY REVENUE •.. .. • • • • •.t. •• .. • • • • • • • • • ORDINARY REVENUE. Zuyder Zee CT (" .CANTERBFRY HALL, Westroinster-rnad. . The Sorrows of Gentility.' "-Athenteum. IMPREAT AND 0 1 IIER MONEYS .... .. .. • • • • • • .• .. •• • • • IMPREST AND OTHER MONEYS. • -OPEN lieVERY EY eNING -The celehreted HUNGA- Hurst awi Blacken, Publishers, successors to Henry Colburn. RePAYMENTS OF ADVANCES -..._...., _____:......___ " - 'IAN BAND , ureter ti , e direction of He. r KALOZDY, wet ner orm - Anton ..: ,' i 'verY Evening ateel and 11 o'cleck, in . addition to the usual Vocal Now ready, in 2 vols., 21s.Aound, TOTALS •18 457 1 41 15,824,56018,401,075 17,545,272 70,231,048 6,450,210 15.719,703 16,836,295 17,123,220 61%129,428 TOTALS. / . .••• • 4 . _ suspended its sittin gs at 20 minutes tu I kntertainment The fo lowing company of talented Vecalists are REVELATIONS L. ~l' tennAnently ..ngagid for he perform ,nce of eelection. f WTI all th . mew before starting, injuring him greatly. throe ~.,,,.. Caulfield, Miss e• a., 94 Irigals Choruses, Duets, &c , viz. :-M sJ. •• IV. By GEORGE LAVAL CIIE-TERTO g, .. 11 four, and resumed at six. 1 wenty-flve Years Governor of the House of Correction at Cold [LEFT SITTTNG.] Mi.s Brunel, Miss Sommers, anti - e4iia Pearse ; Mr. J e „ eallllleld, Tien F. Jonehmans S. Jones, T. Farrent, .1. Matti, W. 1 l e „ • Rath-fields. ,- " 7 h is interesting b-ok is full of steel illustration as the narrative IL-INCREASE and DECREASE in the Quarter and Quarter ended June 30, 1856 j! Year ended June 30, 1856. Year ended June 30, 1856, +a compared with, l' IL-INCREASE and DECREASE in the Quarter and Persia . SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOUS. 1 ~ • 'eellig. Barker. Russell Grover. and P. Cirrie ; est aster sE. Con - the corresponding periods of the preceding year 1 1 . • Year ended June 30, 1856, as compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year. _ e _to. Auttin and Bennett • Sir. It. Glindon Mr elloman and Mr. of str king cases affords, and is, indeed, as welt calculated to enter- Increase. Decrease, • Increase. Decrease. - Plentiful 2 LONDON GAZETTE-(This Evening.) .1.u. ! - ... T . ... Mackne; . Pianoforte ' Mr. ' J. Harr.; ay,. R e _ .. har'nionium, tain mere remers for amusembet as to in.4ruct -nd assist these who - - - I -- N ewel. e t •J . Caulfield, Jun ; dtreetor, Mr. J. Caulfield. Coennence at seven are studying the great clu. stions et social reform."-Examiner. £ . X X X • . ' • Tveo ran, - ..........-.....----. , if i, g e .• A Cock preeiseiy. Suppers, &c, until t-t el ve o'clock. Hurst and Blacken, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough. street. . cee, TOMS 96,415 .:.. 651,561 CUSTOMS. 7Ol. HANDICAP PLATE. . FOREIGN-OFFICE, JUNE 21. .......... .. ... .. • EXCISE."....:. ....• • • .... •• - .... ................ 1 241,4;26 •• • • •• • • 89,794 EXCISE. - i . The Qaeen has been graciously ',teasel to appoint John" -It ... r , :k. ' ' HE FAVOURITE RIG EEL AND CLOAK.- The Third Edition Just Published, price 55., by post, free, ss. 6d . , STAMPS STAMFS. • Crown Pigeon, :;..- .•;'. • A The Hiehlind Cl ak for Ltelies end Gentleinen, so Justly 0 N TRUE dr FALSE SPERMATOR lilltEA, TAXES • - .... 3,005 1 5,651 • •••• TAXES. Dresser . . • 2 Taganrog'. . .* • eel . • ebrated as a guarantee ageinst Wet and cold. 'they dye gyve , with the View of distinguishing the Imaginary from the ' , Rom.: Y TAX Pt .ST-OFFICE . .. . • 116,955 .. . 3,522,663 9,000 49,1 i 2 ••`',. PROPERTY TAX. POST-OFFICE. .- . . , • COMMISSION' SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. • ',* Veaanee to the figure b y their ample fo'd. A variety to he 'teal !sufferers under this disease, and Correcting of wide-spread 11 941 CROWN • LANDS. , _____ - . , -- CROWN • LAN D i .• • . "d at 21, B esverstreet. Reuent-street, et, until 3d July, when D. Errors in relation to their Treatment and Cure. Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Regimentuf Mititta., 8,084 1 244,160 • t MISCELL ANEW& MUMBLE itkOEL-his _ltiy.r mISCELLANEOUS DatkeALL r returns to Inverness . room oven from 2to 6 o'clock. Translated from the German or Dr..PICRFORD. . -. in couos 4 nr . i . ' . William Henry Bennett, Esq., to be Adjutant, front the -.. . -- , - , 1 .. ale Famous DEER STALKING CLOAKS, &c. _ " Dr. 1 4 1ektore to known to English readers by his trequent practe• ORDINARY REV -NUE ........ ...... ' •••• ' '• nn: , • ' - ---,, 15th May. •-... .., - - - eel contribution: to Ger Man medical literature. This is the fleet •• • • •••• ' ' •-` • ' ORDINARY TrEVENITILt - . (BY EL sorittc # . , , I MPREST Ae D OTHER MO eiYS .••• •••••••• •• • • •••• •• •• -.. IMPREST AND MIER MONEYS. COM MISSIONS. WAD BY LORDS-LEIMEN4ST. --s . .-li I , time, he Informs illt. that he has addressed himself to the noe-tned,• • RNPAYMENTS or ADVANCES. . • • him. a V• • -"' ' e --Zoun -fin'., ofßreeknoeke-e046 - 414mnifl" se tOWth, Esq-; to ' RI, PAY ENTS OF ADVANCEi •••• •••• • • ..• • ••• • • In ..pro• •.e. l e ., . 'WALKER'S NEEDLES.-By Authority. eel reader. We trust this may not be the last, if he shall 'etc et nue ' • I ' ' • ..... .• - - e-- --- • - - • 1- • --- • -' , -• • . --- :' . ,C 0 REM - OA4FL - 11- .--e26.410E5. e• • - ' , , , et ...,_. . - - or .. • •'" e•-• '•'.: eeziebte c r he " QUEEN'i OWN " and B. W i LEER'S ALLIANcE ;thee equally flagrant evil which it May be in hle p twee to cot- TOTALS :43,944 , 4 ,k 19,1.31 _ ~., -4141,5 if . '-' . , • . ' -- ' ' ' TOTALS. - - - he Deputy-Lieutenant ;John I;tsuglas Dickinson, Esq., - 1 That " : -• thread p. c....win Talent 011 Colour , Portrait Labels of the lies, lict."=London;MedicelOs.zettea. '' Th?tribeof ' Wet sympathisers,' • • 14,..:,,,50,...•••••••••••.../*•- C. 7 ...... . V. -...' t......-. •/ Remedy - frb hPI n P nntv-Lient.. nara. ' • - -e.. e , .to . T •elI , II WALKER'S NEEDLES.—By Authority. ' ill). : '' ....' ' • The "QUEEN'i OWN" and H. W 4LKER'S ALLIANCE I. "--.; 4 ' 4 '''' f i' . .42 EDLEgovith Patent Oil Colour Portrait Labels of the lies, That . e - - thread easily and work freely on any kind of work. Is. value posted 4:A. Of '-' : . '4,leb~ alt74lealer fOr 13 atampa. Removed to : 7, Greeham.stt eee. br enee o , '," ~......r- - -, °I tb : - SCHWEPP'S MALVERN SELTZER las no —Having Is , sed the Holy Well spring at "slyer-, insteal I renoWned for its purity. J. S. and Co. can now produce a SEI,TZ ER 'optesv! WATER with all the Chemical aril ‘iedicinal Propertiee which have Debat ) trteintidneredt the Nassau Spring so celebrated They continue meeteac- the de'g SODA, I,IAGN",,sIA, an. , FO I'AS .1 W + TERS and LEMONT es fla t ! AE. at London, Li ver p oo l, B r i s t o l , an d D er b y. A F Bottle is protected by a Red Leted be ring their signatures. . . M R. HOWARD, S urgeou -D. 52, Fleet ant e street, has introduced an entirely new d e w iption of A RTl mut • eIC IAL TEETH, fixed without springs, wires, or ligatures_ They so • L erf eellY resemble the natural teeth as not t o he dis:Meuished from J. l''° orrinal by the closest observer; they will never change colour or eteaY, and will be found very superior to any teeth eret before used. This method does not. require the extraction of roots, or aiiy painful se E. °Aerati on, and will support and preserve teeth that are 100, and is J. Ittlarauteed to restore articu'ation and mastication. Decayed teeth rendered sound and useful in mastication.-52, Irleet-street. At . . llenle from ten till five. ee PROTECTION AGAINST ADI'LTERI- bli VON and FRAITIIe. —1 he ITNIVERML PUILVEYOR, este inel - Ated 1 85', supplies, retail and whol,sAie, articles of doinestle con- V ee n Vtlele guaranteed ageing adulteration aed fraud, ,seecialy ki . N C otrees, Italian Goods, Wine, Spirit and Beer, Hour, various . Ilds of Meal. O r d ers fi r b o rnand country executed at the , hief ice. fri . 2 :l _ • , Cannon-street West, City, and at the West- n l Depot, i , "' King William -street, charine-cross. Peelle ctuses, !i:t of A. 1 /' P rl ees. list of patrons. sent free oa application :it the above C. 1 k plae. ----1. Comparative Sates : — , 855, first quarter, 6931. 3... lit. ; first quarter of 1 .85 - 1, 1,431/. 1 is. .sd. GUILDHALL, 30•11 Jaw', 1856. The .1),,,..,,c0mn11ttee for Letting the City's I, nits will owe: at (11111 , th:ill "' " rep N ESDAY, the 9th day of July next, -it One o'clock precisely, ore I ce•Ve Proposals for Leases, in lets, of several Ilouees atai Pre- " "ii lerinteg part of the Finsbury Est , te, situate in itanner.street, Bar Uler-equare. Princes court, Banner street, Coleman-street, H I .'l r eet. and Hit's -court, Phipes-street, Cha ,el.-street, Curteeneoad, fi llatherst ene-court, trd Princes-buil lines, Fee , lierstone-st7eet, rea-buildings, eld- s t ree t, T a b ernac l e row. an d C ow p er - s t ree t. .. plans of th e property may be seen, and ferias of tender obe.ined, e . P POn application at the Architefe's Office. Guildhall. FERDINAND BRAND, Comptroller. ... A.D. 1720. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, ( Eatablished by Charter of his Majesty George the First). scoan t For SEA, FIRE, LIFE, and eNNUITIEe. OFFICES—ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. BRANCH OFFICE-29, PALL-MALL. • Octavius Wieram, Esq., Governor. George l'earkes Barclay, Esq., i ib-11 ivernor. Sir John William Lubbock, Ba-t.. Deputy-Governor. Fleury Bainbridge, Esq. DIRECTORS., * Charles John Manning, Esq. Edmond S. P. Calvert, Esq. Hon. John T. I, slie Melville. le ,'oho Garrett cattley. ' Fs • Henry Nelson, Esq. Ale xander Colvin, Es Q. E dward Maxwell Daniel Esq. Edward Howley Palmer, Esq. • WIIROM Davidson, Esq. ' Q. Sir John Henry Petty, Bart. Ale xander Druce E sq . Alexander P. Prevose Esq. Abraham George Roberts, Esq . tiversdale. Win. Orenfell, Esq. Charles Robinson, Esq. wohert Amadeus Heath, E4l. William Soltau, Esq. William Tetlow Ilibbert, Esq. Thomas Tooke, Esq. ' # * -- anirree • Dun. • `tewart liodeeen E Lancelot Holland, Earl - , . Bq. William Wallace, Esq. i Charles Baring Young, Esq. ei newest iteresee---Samuel eoliy. Esq., F.R.S. Notice • Ihe usual fifteen days allowed for payment of Fire Pre Iniums falling due at Midsummer will expire on the 9th July. ' FIRE ant LIFE As4UR .NCES may be effected with this Cor , P er ation on advant aecous terries. In the Life Department , assurances are granted with nartietp The in P r ofits, or, at tower i'remluins, without such particination. .. c., . e . 31;tu ne collowira wile _ how , fife N ee , pees; cAEA de •tared up to the i t : year ecember, 18.55, oatllritlili Participating Policies of fourteen s standiee, for th • sum of 1,009/ each. Per Cent. Per Cent. A ge Further Additith i 1 .. annum on the ddition Total .e-r 'when made in ' Assured. 1818. In Addition en the sure ''remitim 1855. As,ured. paid £ X £ ' . 30 is 35 1 02 12 211 1'53 59'3 • 106 - 15 221 1•58 54•3 40 1 13 21 234 167 50'5 . • 45 . 121 28 • r 49 1 78 4' '2 5o 135 40 275 1 96 43 0 • . 55 149 54 303 2 . 14 39•9 ..-. 166 74 i 340 243 i 37'2 i ,•. " Dr. Picatorc. ts known to English readers by fits frequent practt- Sal contribution: to Clernian medical literature. This is the flat time, he informs IN. that he has addressed himself to the non-tned,- sal reader. We, trust this may not be the last, if he shall 'etict and ,then equally flagrant evil which it may be in his p , wee to coi rect."—LondwNedical Gazette. " The,triboof Quid sympathisers,' and • Medical trientfs,' are mcrcilesslY exposed; And. if ibis book,, fantid find its way into the hands of tiles. who stkiff‘rfroitTahe I - .taint of which it treats, we are sitlstted that many hundreds would be saved mitcb needless suffering of body and mind, and what is o , ess tmportume, though it Is that which the quacks most nucb•meney,..... This volume is well qualified to put an end to the -rnapirlcal sy!tortt oi %re:lc:113 Spermatorrhcea, and to place the treat. anent upon a more ration ti 'tn.* phr9lolntrical basis. It is, therefore. I , ltely !ode much good,"—Medical Circular. - ; ond , n: IL 4;aqtere, 219, hegent-street. £422,0!y2 Net Ine,ea.e. LONDON and NORTHWESTERN aud MIDLAND ItaILIVAYS. An Improved - ommunicatio3 of trains has been established be tw 'n Lond n and the N11,11,.nd Districts, Including F. ttingham. S41E411.1(1, Leeds, ttuldersfield, Halifax, Bradford, &c., for which see time bills. Euston Station, June 1356. By order. CiREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-. r CHEAP EXCURS'ONs to CIRENCESTER. STROUD, GLOUCESTER. CHEL rENHAM, ROSS, and iEREFORD. A Tra u v ill leave Padding on on sATURDAY,J:tIy sth, at 6.45 p.m., returidng on on-lay, July 7th, from Hereford. at 5 p m., and inter mediate stations a . per Land-bills. Fares —Cirencester and Stroud, 9s and 5s ; lou,e ter and Cheltenham, 10s. and 65.; Ross, lOs 6d and 6s. 6d ; and Hereto d, I Is. and 7s. T0 -MORROW MORNING, July 21, we shall s-11 ff on our own p emisar at Holborn hill, the ENTIRE T0 . ,7K of Itleosrs. 'I AVEN , . It and KIMPTO. , , of Oxford•street, whi• ii t 'cy t aye , old no tat their rettri t, from the trade. It con s,sts princina iv of extraorti nardy cheap French !silks and Itibth,no, Dresses, Laces, tlloveo. Llstens of , he very rest kiud, &c., &c. (,11.ittLs S MEEK' SO an I CO , 62, tioloorn-1:111. 4 t 0,13 1 I by Equivalent redacttona have peen made in the Premiums payable th 'ime Persons who preferred' that form of Bonus. The Itlturf division of P ro fi t w i lt take place every Five years. rIY dam not eke' eding 15,0001. may be insured en one life. This porporation affo , -da to the Assured Liberal Participation in Pralts—with exemption from the liabilities of partnership. A. rate of Bonus equal to the average returns of Mutual Socie ties_nith the guarantee of s large inv sled Capital stock. The advantages of modern practice —with the security of an • Ct filce whose reso trees have been te , ted by the experience of l earlY 11 . Century and a-half. ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. JOHN A. HIGH IM, Actuary and Secretary. CONTRACT FOR DANTZIC 000D3. Department or the storekeeper General of the Navy, Somerseners t-. 2ith June. . THE comissio for place Executing l4s6 the Office of - Lord m a nigh Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain t and Ireland, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on TUESDA v. each persona 29th July xa , 1 o'clock, they will 'ie ready to treat with several Pe43 l) ockya rd-t ns-"-na ' wing be wng to Contract for supplying her Pddesty's with D.kNTZIC FI . T K TIMBER and DECK DEAL. the he alleles (except such as may be rejected; to be exempted from Cuqonts D. A distribution uties of the articles and a form of the tender may be seen at the said office. liuNo tender will b e received after Two o'clock On the day of treaty, uI , Y author will any ised in wbe nnticed ritin unless therparty atten 'a, or an agent for him Every tender mutt be addr essed to the S ecretary o f the 3.4miraity. bear the• left-hand corner the wor d s "T en d er for Dentate 1)!loode,” mil must also be delivered at Somoriet-plaCe. ACCOMna"ied 3' a letter signed b y two responsible persons, engaging to become run d with the person tendering in the sum of 5,01.0 i. for the due per girManeet,of the contract. • CONTRACT FOR TOBACCO. • • Department of the Comptroller for Victualling, II• ' Somerset-House, 27th June, 1856 F RE Commissioners f or execu ti ng the Offi ce o f At Lord tHeipAdmlratotthe United-Kingdom 41 Great Britain and Ireland, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on THURSDAY, tl " 10th July, nekt4t Sone sqlock, they will be ready to treat with nett persons as may be jVilling iocontract for supplying and delivering Into her Ilaiesty'snetualffiutStores at Deptford, When to be delivered. • TJBAr Tom. Half in 3 weeks, and the remainder In 3 vreeksafterwards, or eat ber if pre - ' W - ferred - the tarty t-mdering. Tenders may be made fcrr - thetwhole - or any portion of the Tobacco . Their may reserve to themselves the power, whe n th e ten ; &th deer re are opened, of contracting either for the whol e , or f or suc h p ar t eof Only not contra tang they may deem fit, or for a greater qua n tity, or o f for any, and also an unlimited power .(f selection. - 3 •39:obacco to be exempt e d f rom t h e cu.,toms' duties, and parties ten en/1g Are to slate where it Is • Each Tender mutt specify the several trade marks and numbers. Mid the countries or tla-rs of its grow h or pro Nee, and a fresh :drawn dock mingle of each cask or paciage (not less than 1 1b.,) Must be produced by ilae-pari lea tendering, and any cask or package , that is found not to be of the sane mark, number, or quality as the *amide tendered and accepted will be rejected by the officers. The samples produced by persans whose tenders .re not accepted are requested to be taken away by them immediately after the con ; tract has been decided. No tender will be received unless made on the printed form Pro vided for the purpose, and which may be' obtained on application gat the said Office, or to Commander Bevis, conducting the Packet Service at Liverpool, or o the Collector of Customs at Bristol. The conditions ofthe revised Contract, to which particular atten- Vox is called, may be seen at the said office, and at Liverpool and Bristol. No tender will be received after One o'clock on the day of treaty, , an d it will not he tequire I that the party tendering or an agent on his behalf Should attend at the office on the day of contract, a( the result of the offer received from each parson will be communicated to_hltri and his pn.p osed sureties in writing. Every tender must be addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty, and bear In the left-hand corner the words, u Tender for Tobacco," and • Must also be delivered at Somerset House. • i TIN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. RIESENtAIt.—O n the 29th of May, 1855, au o Injunction was gra n t e d b y the qigh Court of Chancery, anq cr.e Litt of June following wa. made peipettral against Joseph F 'anklin and others, to restrain them, ender a penalty of one thou sa ,d pounds, from Imitatin g this Medic me, which is protected b.) l loYal Letters Patent of England, and sccurgd by the Seals ot ' Vien toie Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial Cyll eae of Med i c i ne na. a remedy for Rel TRIEREDIAR, No. e 3,15 axation. Spertnatortheet. and all the di s t ress i ng Nuenees arising from early abuse, &c., and its eff ects arc ern e Letolus in youth, manhood, and old age; and t trios" persons vitt. 4-e prevented entering the married state from the results of early efrora it Is invaluable. TRIESEMAIt, No. 2 el " t uaYt in the short space of threellaPt completely and zn u tirel: , erkiteates all traces of those Disorders which Captu.vi add C bet, if lnm the r been tho ug ht an ant i dote for, t aw of the bee vast portion of the population. s the table d TRIESEMAR, No. a, great Continental Remedy for that class 01 Disorders. whict tut orttotatetj the EngiLsb phyLto the te estr clan treats with ,iercury , I u,.... of the patient's constituti on , i n d which u D Li' „ a aparilia 'n the ttolld cannot remove. ri "ESEMAtt, Nos. 1,2, and 3, are a lik e devo i d of aste or smel. Cu of all nauseating qualitiel. They may lie OD the toilet tab}, .1r nom tneir ust beiug suspected. rniEgEMAR, Nos. 1,2, and 3 are told in tin cases, price I Is., or fo I: cases in one fOr ; saves I Is. ; and in M. cases, wherebJ th is a saving of 11. 125.; divide., into siisarate doeck as a ci "" we. t. e' by Valpea u , L a ll emand, Roux, as '•t&c. _ l O be had Whole , sle and Retail in Londen of Johnston, 65. ;:lrx15111; &ulna,' an , Co., 63, Oxford-street; ant' Sanger. 150, Ox • rd. s t.c et;R. H. Ingr are, druggist, 46, aritet-st reet, M ancht ster _ll.r 4;,itry, book:elltr, beau , at Bolton ;J. Priestly, chem,t,62, D,, r ,‘„"treet, Liverpool; Post ell, Loosseller, 15, Westmoreland-street, "'Lull boolselle, High-street, liirnungbain. Sporting Intelligence. TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAY. The Room was well attended. Tune, however, was chi:fly occupied in the settlement of acCounts on the evet.ts of the preceding week, and no great amount of business was transacted on any future event. Three animals only were mentioned in connection with the "July Stakes." sto 2 was taken and offered about Lambouro, and 3 to 1 ag , t Drumour ; 400 to 100 was hook, d about the latt, r during the early part of the af• ternoon ; 4 to 1 was taken and offered about. Zuydrr Zee. 8 to 1, to 1001 , was taken about Zeta for the G bod wood Stakes, at which price Goldhilt wa-t also backed ; towards the close of business, however, 10 to 1 was ob• tainable about either of them. 250 to 50 was taken about Goldhill and Swyndel Dhsgga c .upled. The transactions on the other events call for no spe cial c,minent. CLOSING PRICES. JULY STAKES. 5 to 2 agst Lonbourn ( aken) 3to 1 am-4 Drutnour (taken and offered) 4 to: 1 ag4 Zuyder Z-e (taken and offered) CUMBERLAND PLATE. 2 to 1 ag.t Warlock (5 to 2 also laid) 3to 1 ag,t Fisherman (Liken) LIVERPOOL CUP. 4to 1 wet Type -e (taket.) 10-to 1 agst Eirly 11rd (taken) GOODWoOD STAKES. 10 t. 1 RvElt, GrAilllill (taken) 10 t , ) 1 ag,,t, Zeta (taken) 12 to 1 awn Nwynclel Dhyggs. (taken) 14 t• 1 a !Est Van Evck (taken) 16 to 1 apt Barnlalore (taken) sto 1 agst G and Swyndel Dbygga cooped Oaken) GOODWOOD CUP. 4to 1 agst Fisherman (taken) 10 to 1 a t ist Mm;c,)vite ( aken) 10 to 1 ap=t Yellow Jack (taken) 20 to 1 agst Cletnentitia gelding (taken) ST. LEGER. 3 to 1 , -fferel on the tiald 500 to 50 agst Fiy-by-Night (taken) DERBY. • 15 to 1 ag-t Gael fit.cl, (taken). 25 to 1 agst, Bel Oi.zeau ( aket,) 40 to 1 ~g4t Bus Jacket (taken). 40 to 1 ag• t (taken) 50 to 1 ayst Lansdown (taken) 1000 to 15 alt,t R )undheal (taken). Calming RACES.—St. Clare and L►ly Were struck out of ali their engagements at this meeting, at two o'clock yesterday (Monday.) THE BURWELL STAKES. —Monday. next, the 7th inst., is appointed .to try the action, Pedley v. Lord John Scot, at Guildhall, for the recovery of these stakes, paid to his L•irdsOip by 1.19 Fr. Weatherby under the decision of the Stewards of the Jockey Club. Siould the plaintiff be subeesbful, it will in no wise aff:et the bet- as Can noble wit.; adjnlged to be the winner by the only recog• ni.ed racing ribunal. Toe trial will, however, create the liveliest interest in all the metropolitan and provin cial spurting circles. £4 101,620 Net, 111C,CRSC. lII.—Au Account showing the Revenue and other Receipts of the Quarter ended Ju , te :30,1856; the Application of the same, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fetid for the said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge. Scupine Balance beyond the charge of the Consolidatel Fund, for the Quarter eud•:d l March 31, 1856, viz.: Great Britain Ireland 647,531 Balanced money receTed under the Ao: for funding Exchequer Bills.. • Income received in the Quarter ended JEW 30, 1856, as shown in Account 1... • • • • • Amount received in the Quarter ended June 30, 1856, in full of First Loan of £5,000,000 • • Ditto ditto in part of Second Loan of £5,00 ',OD .• Money received in lieu of Exchequer Bills, in part of funding of X 3.000,009 Amount received in the Quarter ended June 30, 1856, in repayment of Advances fort Public Works, Sec. •• • ........... ••••.. • • ..... • ........... ••••••• •• • • . B.dance, being the deficiency 0., the 30th June, IRK upon the rharge of the Con4oll dated Find in Great Britain, to meet the Dividends and oth - T Charges p,vahie in the Quarter to sept. 30, I - 56, and tor which Exchequer Bile (D.fl , :iency) will be issued in that Quarter x I' 647,831 1:)9,000 17 515,272 1,499,000 2,5i0,0 0 0 U.S ONTA. LEMB I‘ AND TLIE 149,724 374 471 22,875,298 3 5.4;45 lei 459 913 I ITALIAN QUESTION. Amount a:plied out m the Income for the Quarter ended June 30, 1856, to redcmp lion of Exchequer Bills (Deficiency) for the Quarter .nd d March 31, 1856, portion of Charlie transferred to Deland Exchequer Bills redeemed with Money received under the Act for Funding Excheque 13i1 1 3 Net Amount applied out of the Income to Supply Services, &c., In the Quarter ender June 3'Y, 1e56 Charge of the Consolidated Fund for t! - ,e Quarter ended June 3 , 1856, viz Interest of the Parinenent Debt £,218,993 Terminable Debt 6 ,8,987 Interest of Exchequer 13iils (Deficiency) The Civil List Other Charges on Cons"lidat,d Fund .... • 3OO 911 Advances for Public Works, &c. ....... • • . Balance of Money received under the .Act for Funding Exchequer 11:11. , , carries tt, Revenue ... .•••• • • • • Surplus B>ciance heyond the charge of the Consolidated Fund, for tin: Quarter en .ec June 30, 1856, viz.: - I;re.tt Britain •• •• Ireland .......... ..... X13'1581 ............... ..... . lIER ArLifi , strs THEATtiE. Count Montalembert's article on the Italian question is entitled "Pie IX. et Lord P4iiner•top." The illus- Last night Mad , moi-elle Vice •lomini performed the part of Maria, in La Figlia del R-geimento," for the third time, and we may fairly deem ourselves sufficiently acquainted with the peculiarities of her interpretation t determine her position. On an auditor who sat with closed eyes, determined to hear the performance of a mere czntat•ice. the effect of h. r Maria might not be remarkable, for even in the singing le-son she does not eml , race those opportunities for vocal display which have been caught with avidity by her predecessors. But to the spectator who sits with his eyes wide open as well as his ears, and takes in the general combination of figure, countenance, gesticala lion, 'and singing, the 'elf , ct is absolutely chanting. Rarely indeed do we see a part more adequately acted, and we use the .word not as a commooplace, but as the most accurate expression to denote h , ►w thoroughly, casting aside all the rest of her nature, Mademoiselle Piccolomini becomes the little vivandiere she undertakes to represent. The playful air,- the saucy look of uncon ventionat independence, the li4ht trotting march, like that of a child playing at soldiers, are the very perfec tion of naivete She is a living picture, that could not be altered without detriment. Then how pretty is the manner in which she sings and looks (we are not com mitting a solecism) the air "C ascun lo dice," which in the Lind-days was ringing through every street in the metropolis. You feel that she is proud of her i 'entity with the famous "Undecimo Reggimento," and when she r , guishly looks round at the soldiers as she utters the second ball of he line— tiious author be,Or; ('ays L e N oo pd) by bl am i ng t h e i e . re,,duction ~f this dt bate int ; the Coneress just as it had completed the work of European pacification. Toe author asks why Iltly and Greece should have alone engrossed the attention of the plenipotentiaries, when they observe.; ralence respecting Spain, the Catho lic p irt of Switzerland, and Poland. 'AI. de Montalem bert then tr„ats at length the question of the Pope's temporal power, and sinus up his arguments in the fol lowing lines :--" Tee Pope personifies the unity of the Catholic Church ; he can only d so by remaining inde• pendent ; he can only be independent by eootinuing to be a auvereign ; this sovereignty cast only be ecclesiastic as its chief, and, at the most, delegated partially or pro visionally to laymen." Further on, M. de Montelembert, adverthig to the warlike attitude of Lord Fa.linerston in respect; of Naples, of the Roman Starts, arid of Greece, addresses himself to the English Premier in the following terms : "My lord, you are very wrong, very proud, very Rotoan to wards the weak. You are much less so toe ards rivals worthy of you. With the help of France, and urged on by her, you have ended by braving and humbling he power of Russia, ; but you did not enter into that ern test without the certainty of bavirez good right, and even good examples, on your " side. You acted in the same way with A.tnerica, in the col& et that threatened to break out, and which might bee tine no .ciwue. Witt, what prudence, what r.serve, what wisdom, have you not placed a curb, not merely on the habitual freedeim of your Isngpace, but even on the mlst legitimate national self-esterrn ? How e.ell you know how to p'actise this judiciou< longanimity (forbearance) you spoke of but a few days since !" 'This production closes with the f illow'ng lines : " I stop. I have no time to spare. I end here these lines, writing with a fi 'wing pan. thete a punlic poli tical rostrum in France, these things would be spoken front it by voices jar - m ire eloqu.m,t and more popular thau mine . . . . God, w!io twice within this century has miraculously saved the ch)et sacred ol ject, who made use of the Rri-sians and Engli<h to pr tect the el•utiori of Pius VII. at Yenta., and who sent the armies of the second French repuYic to bring Pius IX back to Rme, will kn iw how to flit a victorious bul wark against =he lauentAble blindaess of M. de Cavour and the insensate authority of Lori Palmerston." " Che un sesso tenni, the l'altro adora," the coquetry of the woman is added to the esprit de cops ot the devoted comrade. When she parts with her old friends she grieves like a petted child ; she frets because the holydays are ever and dreary schooltime is to recommence. When under the rule of her aunt, she sings the sang about Venus and Philornel, and such like drawing-rooin paganisms, till she cau bear the heathen infliction no longer, arid breaks out into the darling old "Rataplan," flinging the scroll of musk to the ground, and commending it to piwers below that level, she is the same petted child after the arrival at school has taken Place, and the desire (.f a rebelli in begins. A higher po salon is taken when the soldiers once more crowd around her, and she sings, " Evviva Ia Petrie I" By a slight alteration . of the text the substitutes- " L'ltalia" for " La Patria," and as she extends her arms in the in spiration t.f the moment, and her eyes flesh with new born zeal, her minute tortu expands into a sort. of patrio tic allegory. Nor would our description be consp!ete if we passed over the Manner in which last night she acknowledged the reception of the bouquets flung at the end of the opera by the more ar lent of her admirers. It was all of a piece with the child like character of the impersonation. She picked up the flowers with evident gusto, heaped them in her arms, Ai a delighted urchin would accumulate a collecti:n of birth-day gifts, and, when called before the curtain for the second time, most hilariously reappeared, still clutching fast the fragrant treasures. A " new seusation" is a very old phrase, but that is exactly what is given by Mademoiselle Pic colomini. The Sergeant Sulpizio is well sung by M. Belletti, and M. Calz tlari especially distinguishes him self as the love-sick Tonio. Indeed, his air, towards the end of the first act, considered as a mere piece of vocali zation, is, perhaps, the best executed morceau ot the entire opera. Tile "ft unipish" Marchioness is played with much humour by Mademoiselle Borgaro. whose formal thumping of the patio heightens the effect pro, &teed by the contumacy of MariaTimres. 2, 69,109 306,538 15,503,135 7,7 !4,394 2,186 339,581 26.4 9.941 BOYAb CRgIfOkIVE GAIiDENS. GRIND JUVENILE FE PE. The second juvenile fete and the second baloon ascent of the season to .k place here last nig , a, an I 1 , 413 flossed and participated in by what may truthfully be termed a fashionable coinoany for of late, it should be known, it. has become the taslion to go to Cremorne. the amusements commenced at an earlier hour than usual, to allow the children, who c iuld be nuoibered by thousands, an app atunity of witnessing the whole 01 them. The character dr ncei of the " Mayp ile" and the " Morris" of the olden time were given on the lawn by the whole of the ballet corps, who a lmirably portrayed the real al fresco amusements of the viliagers in byegate days. As soon as the vocal and instramental, concert was over, the minute guns warned the distant c tny that the event of the evening, the baloon - a - scent, was about to take place. At this moment a little incident occurred which cawed some amusement and excitement in the balloon circ'e It appeared that a lady and gentleman who felt a desire to navigate the air and enjoy a panoramic view, which nailing but a hadoon trip can give, aid who were pre I sent to make arrangements for a trip on Thursday nez suldenly came to the conclusion " that there was no time like the present," and both made applications for seats, but unfortunately one only cotifii be accomm -, - , dated, and the sprited determination of the lady . pr--- vailing over the timid fears of the gentleman, the fair one was instantly handed to her seat amidst the clew-, of the visitors. A few ininwea sufficed for preparation, when the Prince of Wa'es bore away triu,uph an AV cellecit impersonation of the goddess Flora. The balloon took a south-wederly _couree with great rapidity, and when over Wimbledon COininon, Dean contrived to land safely, though the ground curient oom pelled him fo call upon his fair passenger for astiietance, who, with an unnerved arm, prornotly and efficiently rendered it. Within an hour and a haV fr an the time or the ascent the lady joined her friend. , in the gard,ins, de 4.aring that language failed her in eoiscrit - ring the novelty, the magnificence, and splendour of a balloon trp. Title splendid water firewirks closet juvemle which was from beginning to end a succession of excite ment and amusement which is rare y t.o be found, excep within the bounds of Rwial Cremorne. A. repetition of the fite takes place on Thursday n-zt, when the whole force of the Citizen S'.eam•boat Company will j•iin in a pyrotechnic storming of the Royal Citadel front the Ash burnbain Bay, and a party of amateurs are expected to ascend in the Royal Cremorne Balloon. (BY ELNOTRIC: cont... a 1. ,4 ' pg. tn • - - • CORBY -OA4-PL-11-.--526.4E9. - - -. _ Remedy Ti ritta Two ran. Remedy came in short of weight, and Tyritio gets the stakes. TALLY HO STAKES. Confederate LaJy of Lodge Four ran. GRAND STAND HANDICAP. St. A ndre* Phceoix Nine ran. CUMBERLAND PLATE. THE POLITICAL T ?lALS AT NAPLES. FiAherrna: Warlock. Fre 1:ly Eight ran. Won by a head. A neck between sec,m4 and third. NAPLES, JUNE 26. Once more we have been called on to v. itness the scene of a political trial, which every one believed bad been suspended, and by a wise policy, in the actual position of the country, suffered to die a natural death. No such thing ; vengeance must have its own, and yesterday the trials were renewel. The American and Prussian Ministers were present, as also the Sardinian Charge d'Affaires, all three of whom .are (poet indefatigable in their attendance. The features 'of the case did not possess any great interest. Witnesses for the defence were examined, men of. high cha racter, who reported mist favoarably of Antonietta. Pace, to whose name, it will be remembered that in the atto di accu,sa, the Attorney-General had assigned an opprobrious epithet, Amongst other witnesses, Ca. Philangieri, a relative of Prince Satriano, and D. Liborio Romano, spoke very highly of this persecuted member of a most persecuted family. She seems to have used great and legitimate efforts to pro cure the liberation from the Bagni, of Ventre, who was her " ficlanzato," and hence much of the animosity and the persecution against her. Oa a wish being expressed by the defence to send to Lecce for another testimony in her favour, the President tried to overrule it on the ground of the distance, and expense, and inconve. nience ; and the Attorney General put an end to the question by renouncing the special charge of immorality against Pace. Another witness, whose examination oc cupied much time, was a galley slave (political prisoner) from Procida, who was present, accompanied by a sol dier. He deposed to having been closely coofined on his arrest with a roan condemned - 0 death ; that on the third day of his arrest the Attorney-General came to him and induced him to sign a deposition, incriminating the prisoners, which deposition he now retracted, as having been taken under the influence of fear. The Attorney-General, however, read a letter from him, in which he spoke of valuable tee -6[lloll he bad given to the Government, adding, that it he could not maintain it in court Lie life was dear to him. It appears that he had been in danger of assassination in the Bagni of Procida, and was in consi derable fear. His evidence, therefore, is not considered of any value either one way or the other ; but it is very important and interesting, as showing how men may be induced to critninate others in the kingdom of Naples, and how horrible a system prevails in the Bagni, where Coristian men herd together like wild beasts, and may, too, murder each other. How long this case will drag its weary length along there is no sayieg. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. NtAical Student Queen of South... HOLM STAKES. FOREIGN.OFFICE, Jun 21. The Queen has been graciously please:l to appoint John — Patrick Carruthers, Esq., to be her Majesty a Consul at Taganrog'. COMMISSION SIGNED BY Tin WREN, Royal Glamorgan 'Light Infantry Regimentofiliiitta.., William Henry Bennett, Big., to be Adjutant, from the 15th May. COMMISSIONS giff44/2D BY LORDAI-rourimgcr. -Zotinty ofltreeknoek Aininas Loath, Esti.; to he Deputy-Lieutenant ; John Muglas Dickinson, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant. The Re3al Ayrshire Rifles—Ensign Joseph Borth Grat-' ton, late of the Rt , yal Flint Militia, to be Ensign, vice WLachlan, promoted. [The following appointment is subAituted for that which apreared in the Gazettrof Tuesday the 24th June las'.,] ' Royal Monmouthshire Light Infuntty Regiment of Mi . Zamoiski, Gent:, to be En:kn. [The following appointment issubmtituted for Mit which app;:-areal in th , Gazette of Tuepday. June 24.] Queen's Own Regiioent of Worcstershire Yeomanry , Cavalry—Walter de Sodington Blount, Esq., to be Cor net, vice Hulme, resigned NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house, June 30. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested therein that preparations are now tasking for the intended distri bution of proceeds arising from the Russian schooner Sampo, captured on the 10th of August, 1855, by her M's• jesty's ships Harrier and Tart -r, and the ship-of-war Le D'Assls, belonving to his Imperial Majesty the Em peror of the Fiench. Five ran. Agents or other persons having any just and legal de mand unliquidated against the said proceeds are required o transmit the particulars of any such demand to the Re istrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that officer, .and paid under the a suction of the Judge of the said court. Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney, prize orders, assignmeuts, or other instruments, by virtue of which they may he legally entitled to claim the share belonging to any captor, are requested, with as lit;:ie delay as possible, to transmit the same, acconinanied by the usual documents, to the Prize Branch of the 1 7 )3parttnent of the " Ace mutant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset House." Due notice will he given, by future advertisements in the London Gazette, of the date proposed for the corn •ilencement of distributim ; awl, at the same time, the •Lrnount of an individual's share in the respective classes will he announced. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Robert Lam bell, diaper, Ethane-place, Dover-road, Southwark. BANKRUPTS. Lemuel Brocklebank, Mann acturer, Willesden, Mid- Ilesex, to surrender July 10, ana Augrot 14, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Bas• 41r shall str. et ; Li uklaters an i Hsek wood. S'zo-lane. Theodore Diedri. h Wilhelm Christian de rd, priva'• Hotel keeper. Fin,bury.square, July 14 and Aug. 13, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, otEci4l as signee ; King MA George, King-street, Cheapside. Henry Augustin Hope, hay salesman, West-street, i'mith.leld, Ju S and Aug. 6. 3t. h , lf.past one, at the C 41. tof Bankruptcy. Stainfeld,officiil a ,, signee; Wcod, Bow 7 l:ine, Cannon-street Wesi i : v. Whanany of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls %el!) -be de. s , atchatl on the following day, with the exception of the Itu ba( 4 'ontlaarapton), and the Malta, both of which will be &spate t.:4 p-emding dap, Edwar i .fationel, Holt, Norfolk. July 16, at eleven, ant A ug it 12, t, one, :+t he C , .ut tof Bankrupt. 7. G, ahaw, officu - .1 ; Goddard, Cheapside. John Hewitt, the youn,g , r, millir and flour seller, late •.f Helvergate, Norfolk, July 11 end Aug. 15, at eleven, t the 0, nit of Boiruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Alder eanbury; Lawrance, "'Jews, and Boyer, Old Jewry. ,31.-dabers, O'd Jewry. ,bent Hudson, shit- -blok!r, Sonthampton-street, rand, oa July 11, at twelve, , n 3 August 11, at one, at t:.. o.‘a*A. of B a okrnptny_ Nicholson. oflisisl 'Naives, ; Nut ton, Son, and Elam, News-street, i.!lois-gatek. Isaac Thomas Roge-s, impol ter of American skein, Nre , s. Oxford-street, July, 12, at one, and Aug. 12, at half -I,as twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, offi cial assignee, Sambrook-court; U.lniel, Albion-chamberr, Adelp . i. Thomas Goold, military orna'nent manufacturer, July 12 at half-paAt eleven, and J uiy 31, at ten, at Vie Battling hate Lit-Wet Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Bit. mirThatri ; Wellington and Wright, Leamington; Mot- Lei am end Knight , Birmingham. _ _ Samuel Net;nr,n, builder and publican, Lee, Bent, July 9 and Aug. 6, at half-past one, at the Court of Bank. rup'oy. Ginhaut, official assignee ; Liukiaters and Haok wo Sise-lane. Wiliam Tyson, corn evader, Liverpool o Tuly 14, at twelve, and Attpist 11, at eleven, at the Liverpool Diattict Court. Caz-m we. officinl assignee. Liverpool ; Dodd, Liverpool. George Joseph Green, glass manufacturer, Birmingham, J7lly 14 and Aug. 6, at ten, at the Birmingham District Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham; Mot. taraw and Knight, Birmingham. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. James M`Giblion, miller, Glasgow. John Little and Co., ironliongara, Glasgow. William Macfarlane, cotun,issmn agent, Perth. COURSE OF E.XU: ANGE. - Tais DAL .tm Iterclum ............ 11 18% Ditto, three months .. 12 ON Rotterdam .......... 12 ON tntwerp 25 65 3russels .. • . 25 65 ilatriburgh •••• .• • • •• • • 13 9% Ditto, three months .. 25 70 qarseill ss 25 7,1 tourtleaux Fi ankfort-on Maine.... 120% tterliii • •• •• •• .•• • • • Vienna •• •••••• •• •• •• •• 10 19 rriexte•• .• •• •• •• •• • •• 10 20 Petersburg •• •••••• •• •• 37% Madrid •.••••••• •, a• •• 4'l 04,11 Z • • .. 49% .tarcelona .......... llbraltar . • • • . •• •• •• z,Echorn ••••• • • • • 30 15 lenoa ...... 3L 7734 Within 0...•.•• •• •••• Venice LIVERPOOL, JUNE 30. Naples ....... 44% Palermo .... :Messina •.. 133 Lisbon .... 5356 Jporto •• •• 53% Rio Janeiro ..... .•• Buenos Ayrea...• •••••• New York,6o days' sight Philadelphia .. . ... ?ZION" OF BULLION, PSI 03. Foreign Gold in Ball 43 17 9 Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0 Mexican Dollars .... 0 0 0 New Dollars ...... 0 0 0 illver in bar. ...... • • • Country Markets. CHELMSFORD-JUNI 27. Thero was more readiness to-day on the part of the mil• lers and factors to purchase, and the supply of wheat being rather short prices advanced 2. per qr. Spring corn of ea sorts also is dearer. Wheat, white, old, per s. a. - gr. 57 83 new s(i 81 red, old 55 77 new 54 76 Barley 33 41 Chevalier 36 45 Grinding . 11 ' 2 .9 Malt 72 76 Chevalier 74 78 COLCHEST: 8. 8. Oats, per qr 25 31 Peas, Partridge 43 45 White 42 49 Boiling 43 LO Dun 43 44 Beans, Tiak 36 40 Harrow ticks 40 42 Mazagan 37 49 Ditto, new 36 37 :R- JUNE 28. STACK EXOHANGIL—The market has been doing a very steady business to•day, and prices of all the leading stocks are about the same as Saturday. A small t-upply of wheat; the extreme Lie Toth.: caused a dull trade, and any advanoa on last week's prices was resisted. In spring eo:u uo change in valise. Prices to-day were as follow :—Wheat, white, 743 to 864 I red, 70s to 78s; barley, 40s to 44s ; oats, 24s to 28s ; bean', Mazagan, 38s to 40s ; middle and small, 42s to 441; peas, white, 42s to 4'ls ; grey, 403 to 425. COAL MARK] MANCHESTER, JUNE 30. STOOK EXCHANGE. —The market has been active to day, with a good business, and prices closing rather higher. Shot&lds, 351—Ditto, Pref., 12 3-16—East Lancashire, 21—Midlands, 851 —Cheshire J unction, 20 —Loudon stock, 101—Leeds, .9—Dovera; 23—80 r wick capital stock, 22 5-16 Great Western of Canada, 26/ 7 Ditto, new, 31 p.—Cale,ionian Pref., 104---East AugliAn, 4i—North British, 9i. Prioas of Coal per ton at O. d. ,-JUNE 30. the doe. of the market. Wallsend, &o. West Riding Hartley l5 3 Byass's West Hartley .. 15 Howard's West Hartley Netherton 16 0 Tauticld Moor l3 Walker Primrose C New Taufield l5 0 rautleld Moor Butes 1:3 Elolywell . l6 C Stobart's Hartley l4 6 Victoria Hartley l5 C Hate's West Hartley 5 WYlam .............. . l6 3 North Percy Hartley l5 0 Longridge's Wst Hartley 15 6 Hartlepool W. Hartley 1., . (. Urey'a West Hartley l5 W•dlsen,l. 11. Braddyll l6 6 Baton .. . l7 6 Russell's Helton ...... l6 6 Lambton ..............• 15 17 0 Belmont 15 south Hatton 17 3 }leugh Hall l5 6 Finisher 15 3 Pees l7 6 Whitworth l5 6 Evenwood 15 6 Cassop .16 0 Etten Main l6 0 :lartlepool l7 6 ioutlf Hartlepool lB 6 i!leaton Hetton Lyons Main Hilda it 6, Elarton l5 tiosfortli Ships at market... 8 Birehgrove Graigola _2l 0 Bell's Primrose . 14, 0 fixswell l7 0 _ NATIONAL GALLERY the sale of the Orfor .t 1 col lection at. Memsrs. Chrktie's, on Saturday last, an ui her piece by 1.4 , 3 SpAgna, No. 267 in the cahlogue of the .ale, was purchased for the National Gallery at the price of 620 guineas. In the course of the week two pie tures, purchased by the travelling agent in Venice at the close of the last year, will be placed in the gallery—i the Virgin and Child, by Giovanni Bellini, and a small p ic ture, representing St. Jerome, in a landscape by Mart vIP Basaiti. Montague :::15 s ,3 Sold [ADVERTISEMENT ]--Holloway's Ointment and Pilla nut to he t•ttrlitts , td for the Cure of Sore Legs,—Mr. Mercer, chetroht, Liverpool, states that Mr. Atkins, a eu•tonier of hie, suffered for eight or nine years from an ulcer aced kg, roof ai one time had twenty holes in it ; he applied different remedies, and was under the treat ment of several eminent surgeons, but without deriving benefit. He then tried Holloway's Ointment and Pius, which, with a striot attention to the directions for their use, have effected a sound and perfect cure.--sold- by ail weelicire venders throughout the world ; at Pra fess. , r Holloway's E-tablielimet,ts, 244, Strand, London,, and 80, Maijeu-lane, New York ; by A. Stamps ; Con. btautiuople ; A. GuLdei, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta ; ~. SRABORNI MAILS. CE &ignites that the =alb are cent from the General Poet °file ay the night—and M by the morning-4espatc.h.) )aywhet4 1,1 r, p Gentrai Post- Office, London.* Froal *ha Yon. f,isp•stcht u•arrintily. due in E .kmertia(by it ri Lit& e tt )1% United Stk. ; Jacket) - , .- • - i'::ory Friday Liverpod Meekly 'Every 7 nesday Liverpool 4.;ierica . (by 17. Sta:e, I:louthsta Weekly 4cket) • A ilstraP.a (vie Liver pool) • • ••• • • " Ditto (via Marseilles) `,)ltto (via flap° of Oa& Hops) •• •..1....• • •11 &Idea (West 'Coast) kioxandria Alexandria.......... bu I? ahamas ..111 Ziolgium ......... auenos Ayres Clape of Good Hope gape of Good Hope .. Case de Verde ...... 14th and 19th .... ;Liverpool (Dover »• - Two a mo • • • 11. I of the ****** 1 10th t 26th o= o iott, of mu., 17th of the montd 9th of the mouth ravmitt , Uncertain rTnamia n ,6th nr Plymoti:l , Dover • • •• • • ioucharrid... Sauthma -, z , r Daier 3rattamp'...i ftvlrh Various port, t '9th 4 i.l .0 'I y Soutivimptot lath and 26th.... 4th a d 20th ...r ••I 4 7th of mont. 411 and 20th .... oth and 26th.... Sc. 20th et , sion.j Twice daily IJaly e 6. IJoiy 16 I• rwe rt : o o:t t h h= amp p ; 0:1 j Dom ... 1 30 tt bun iDover 9• • rwice daily T, 17,20, 27 f Dover a)utli ,mo 1 9th of rnr. 't'9l. 4 & 26 plane 26 14 and 29 r r and 9 , and 24 w... Ito & 17th of mon ballf ! .o1 of the month I .. • • • • /t:t of the month. lth 20th of mot! 9th& 26th of month 10 :•• 4th • vice daily 2d at o ttr, of th: riaDr, '4lls;mq iv London ioutitau.r.k. Dover .. Smith arrt r tor Plymouth .. Dover •• •• 1),•Vel" •• Twlcadai 6, 7. AO' 1 • fatty t fithotnit I & 20 Ei:~; ~•ha ~a I t Sonihampton Southainvlon ivarpool ...1 ru!y:29 Oa of month •• .. 4, 10, 20, and 26.. 'Dover 120 of tht won 1 , 1 the morit. nay 124 montl ITA tie a month 1)ally.. ...... 18outhampten Dover . .• •• Southampto. Various port Dover •• •• •• inlit %ouths - nDi, Various ;wit Dover .. « .. Dover . • • • 40thamptcv i & 27th of mon. t private ship.. . ?very Saturday.. Id Ma filth °tawny ith of mon. .... Aorl waln4ar 1 6,_16 me 5,2 4, 21 1 lluly I I weekly Tim taln Ot its MO 1 'IRO_ Cay:la (see In 11a) Ceylon • • .• • • • • • • •• • • ry Changed Isles China . ......... Constantinople Constantinople Cont. of Europe M Egypt (see India). Fiiitce' ........ 31bralukti Greece (see IndA) "iireytoiin........ hi Elambargh . . lavannald ........ Rolland aonduras indi a (viaSouthampt.) M India (via Marsellles)hi [onian Is'es (see India: Ireland •• •• .. • • rid & Madeira Madeira ............ Italia (see India) Malta •• •• 11• •ffi O• •• Kauritlus (see India Vi , turltlus .• Maxim •••• •••••• •• NApi..:4 • . • • • • • New flrattada • • . Iffew ?apal tit-Mai:A -4. ••• • • Penthstua •• •• • •• • , Peru ye •• alb •• ern'', Natal •• • • •• •• • • 1. , city •• •• •• •• Tuscany •••• •• •• •• • .1 , lrenezue.s •• ,• . • 9an Dlotnen's L.ll te. knstralia) .• • - •• Wort DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Theiong--xpected opera by Battista, entitled "Es meralda." was performed last night with complete suc cess. The libretto is founded on Victor Hug''s celebrated romance, " The Hunchback of Notre Dame," and is very cleverly written,. and a.'apted to the music by Mr. Charles Jefferys, whose admirable translation of Ver di's " II Trovatore " is well known to all the habitues of Drury-lane theatre. The music of this opera is spark ling, and full of melodies that we have no doubt will not o nly be popular in every music-room in Great Britain, hut likely to find its way upon the barrel organs. Mr. Jefferys, in his clev er introduction, or rather preface to the libretto, says- - " Above all things let our English composers bide their time,' it is useless - to rail against Verdi or Bathata," and we perfectly agree with hint, The choruses are first rate, and more particularly " The . Archers," and were well sung. The chief performers were all admirable, in their way, especially the charm ing Lucy Escott, as Mr. Bunn calls her, and with j.istice. Never did this favoured child of song sing or act with more spirit and true artistic feeling than List night, and her exertions were fully responded to by the enrap tured aulienee, who applauded her to the echo. Her first song, " Z.sphyr-like I woo the flower," was a fore runner of what was to follow, and soon enlisted the pub lic approbation. "lam a sportive fay," one of those light, sparkling melodies tbat gain all hearts at once, aod the (lineal with Mr. Haigh, " How benignant," and "Thou art near nie," are beautiful compositions, and were interpreted with eqcal good taste and artistic finish. Mr. Henry Haigh ha; added another leaf to his crown of laurels by his performance of Phoebus. The romance, " In her a; sence I am pinibg," was deservedly encored, and his singing was very warmly applauded several times during the evening. Mr. Manvers and Miss Dyer added considerably to the effect of the opera. Mr. Man vers, perkaps, had too much to do, and Miss Dyer not enough ; and Mr. B Olani and M. Durand comp'eted the cast, and all were as careful in their execution of the music as the composer himself would have wished. The scenery and dresses were all new, appropriate, nay, e' en splendid, and the repeated api:lause, encores, and ' unanim.;uo approbation of stalls, pit, boxes, and galleries, proves that Lucy Escott and Battista's " Esmeralda" have gained a firm hold upon the sympathy of the British public. Tids opera 'was performed by Lucy Escott 100 con secstive nights at Naples with great success. We had altno-t forgotten io mention that the orchestra was ad mirable ; that a cl:'rionet solo was encored, and that the house was crowded in every putt. Al ELP.I3I TREATRE. Last evening Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams. the cele brated Ai, erican comedians, n arse their first appearance m 1,,,nd0n at thi, fay' urite place of amusement. The part chnsen by Mr. , . Williams for her debut was Melissa, a Yankee girl in a comic drama entith-d The Customs of the Country. The piece is merely intended to develope the sprcuoitive characteristics of " down easters," and Mrs. Williams' delineation was admirable. The audi ence was perfectly convulsed with laughter, and at the termination of the piece Mrs. Williams was called for, and received ac , mplete ovstion. Mr. Williams selected Buckstoue's farce -f the Irish Lion for his debut, and the reception be met with was as successful as that of his Cara sposa. The house was filled in every part. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two mileo. (Run to-morrow.) Yrs St. Andrew 6 K'ng of the Gypsies ... 3 tier fti:hard Phcegix C r federate 4 I,ldhili flAr of Lynne 3 GAndy Yr. Warlock .. Gathercole 3 I Britiiilier All ari here. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—(This Evening.) The LORD CRANCRLLOR tO )IE hit; seat on the wool-auk at 5 o'clock. Lord MONTEAGLE presented a petition from Drogheda, prtving n.l imprprenien+; in the rived ou the north--alt ed,a-t of Irt-laud. BURIAL ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. Ou the motion that thin bill he read a second time, The Archbishop of CANTERBURY suggested that for the sake of preventing any angry discussion the FAH : shonld he rAf,rreil t a.colisiittes up-ttairt. Lard PO RT.VIAN said he had not the slight , .at ob jection to the course pr,.p.ised by the reverend righ! ;irelate to refer this bid is a sel , ct c~uninittre. 13i. only object was to pit an end to the un'tlppy istate of affairs that at present existed. Lord MA LMESBURY said he was desir 'us to pre• vent any new disonstion arising between the clergy of the Established Church and the Nonconfortnisis in the kingdom. He hoped the bill was so . - framed %i to av , i 1 Ai 11111111 at pot-ih:e any offence being given . ** .n 9 .nni- After a few worts from Llrl REDESDAtigi olljeeted to it alfo!ether, the bill was withdrawn. GRAND JURIE BILL. On the motion lif Lord OA.MPBELL this bill paimed through comtn;tte , ,. SLEEPING STATUTES' BILL. On the nint;on of E:►rl FORTE iCUE this bill cap reported with a-nondirelts. REGISTRAIT iN OP' VOTERS (SCOTLAND) BILL The Duke of ARGYLL moved the second reading of this bill, the ot.jot of which was t) s.sitnilate the law of Scotland to that of England with respect to the regis tration of voters. The Duke of BUCCLECICII objected to certain provisions of the bill, and trusted it would be aluended in committee. With the main object of the bill he en tirely' agreed. After a fox woris from the Eul of DERBY, the bill was read a second time, STOCK-IN-TRADE EXEMPTION BILL, On tha [notion of Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY ,his hi 1 passed V.:rough clornittea and way raported. SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN BILL. On the motion of Lord PA.NNIURE, this bill pat ,hrough ppomittee, awl was reported with amNldinents, IRISH REPRESENTATIVE PEERS. The Earl of DONOUGHMORE rose to call the at tention of the liouie to the heavy expenses incurred by Irish Peers in proving theirrigh is to vote for representative peers. The noble-lord proceeded to show the expensive sod unnecessary form that had to be gone through in order to entitle an Irish peer to exercise his right tc vote. The effect of these enormous expenses was t, prevent a number of Irish peers, whose right was un doubted, to abstain from voting altogether. tie main tained that there was nothing to prevent their lordships altering this injustice, and placing the Irish peers on the same footing a, English peers with respect to votinglor Irish representa tive peers. The noble lord concluded by moving for a select committee to inquire into the expenses attending the right to vote for Irish representative peers by Irish peers. The Lord CHANCELLOR said he had no objection to the appointment of this committee, but he did not think the expense could be materially reduced. To effect such an object the act of Union would have to be altered, inasmuch as by that act they must come before the committee of privileges. Lord REDESDALE said the inquiry could not lead to any satisfactory result. To effect the object of the noble earl an act of Parliament would be required. The Earl of DONOUGHNIORE said he thought he had made out a case for inquiry. Upon a recent oeca- Rion he was called upon to vote for an Irish peer ; as an English peer that proceeding only cost him 51., but to exercise his right as an Irish peer would have cast him upwards of 1501. If the committee was not appointed he should on a future occasion bring in a bill to effec the object he hal in view. The motion for the appointment of the committee was agreed to. Their lordships then adjeurnee.• HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(This Day.) The SPEAKKE took the chair at a quarter•pa+t 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lords' amendments to the LNHIs Water Bill were considered and agreed to. Shipton'A ass.bilitiee Removal Bill was'yead a third time and passed. The order for going into committee on the Eel of Perth and Melfort's oupensation Bill was read and discharged. PRI'ONS (IRELAND) BILL. On the motion f,r going into committee on this bill, Mr. MACARTNEY opposed the m ititin, and asked the Government at all events before going . into committee to change the principle of the bill to a certain extent, ani withdraw the principle of centralisalon con tained in it—so ojectionable to al parts of the empire, and particularly to Ireland. The powers of the bill were at variance, with those adopted for England, and to the manner in which the gaols in Ireland bad hitherto been managed. Mr. HORSMAN expl tine I that the objpet f:f the bill was merely to transfer the power of prison supervision in Ireland from the Court of Queen's Bench in that country to the executive as in England. After some remarks from Mr. FRENCH and Colonel DONNE, who oljecteil to many of the details of the bill, the house went into committee. Clauses 1 to 3 were agreed to after some amendments, On clause 4, it was prop ised to strike out certain words by which power was given to the L o rd• Lieutenant to make and alter bye-la *id f r the management of the prigons. The committee divi led, and the numbers was— For the clause Against it 9 Majority —s7 Tne clause after some verbal amendments was agreed to. The remaining clauses of the bill, 54 in number, passed through committee, and the house resumed. DUBLIN METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL. Ots the orLier of the day for resuming the adjourned debate on the secm3,l rvadiug of this bill, Mr. FRENCH hoped the Government would Lot BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 30. STOON EXOIIANGE.—This market was steady to-day. A further advance took place in all the leading stocks of of from ito 4 per cent. North Eastern, Yorks, 6.3.1 to 64i— Midlands, 81j to 85i Birmingham, Wolverhamp ton, and Stour Valley, 811 to PRINCE NAPOLEON.—Prince Napoleon of France arrived at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness, on Tuesday afternoon, having posted from Perth. He remained here a few hours, and then proceeded to Cromarty, where his vessel was to be ready to receive him. The Prince bears a remarkable resemblance to his illtistrious uncle, the great Napoleon, and was recognised by seve ral persons as he walked through our streets. The Prince is accompanied by savans and artists bound on an `expedition to the co3st of Greatland, Iceland, &c., ing in view kcientific and artistic °I jects.—/ averness Courier. Naval and Military Intelligence. The Grenadier Guards arrived yesterday, under the command oflonel A. Poley, and will commence dis embarking from the St Jean d'Acre into tenders, which will land them at the Rlya! C srence Victualling estab lishment, Gosport, to-day. A special train will leave with them for Alder hot. The fast and heavy arrivals of troops from the bite seat of war at Portsmouth have developed the peculiar capahiaies of the port and South- Western and South Coast Railways. They can send up 5;000 men a-day, if called upon. On Saturday the Deputy- A- sibtant-Quarterfna,ster-General Wright (Lieutenant. Colk:nel) and Deputy-Assi,tstit Adjutant-General Nelson (Major) sent off 2,500, besides a battery of artillery and detached troops, and had 800 carriatzus to spare after their departure ! They can send 3,000 a-day to Alderhot. l'inqem , ,uth having been made the port of debarkation for all troops from the Crimea since the evacuation com menced, the whole of the naval a t tid military authorities have . been at work almost nightaud day, especially of late, to provide for the movement of the troops, baggage, itc., and the brunt of the labour ashore, of course, has fallen upon the transport-office (Commander Elliott, R.N.) and the Quartermaster-General's end Adjutant-General's de partments, and these have been employed to good put .pose, as evidenced by the foregoing figures. Porteea throughout the day resembles a city occupied by troops, or preparing for a siege, el thoroughly has the military of late extinguished its municipal character. The Andes steam-transport N 3. 100, arrived at Spit head yesterday evening from the East ; left Malta, Jam , 29. with 773 troops of all ranks. The Chersonese stemu-transp , rt returned to Spithead from Queenstown yesterday evening. The Barham, Indiamaii, Captain Vaile, one of the splendid fleet of Green, of Blaokwall, left Spithead last night for Madras •and Calcutta, full of passengers. Toe steam-ban sport Cape of Good Hope, No. 229, arrived at Spithead last evening, frlin Constantinople. She left Gibraltar on the 17th of June, and since leav ing Cape St. Vincent she experienced strong gales from the north-east and west, which made it necessary to put the ship under esaneass alone to save the coals. The authorities of the Horse Guards have ordered a new upiferna to lbe worn by the regimental schoolmasters belonging to the a British army. A pattern of the pro posed new dress has been prepared by the °lolling de partment, which has been approved by the authorities. Crimean• Crimean invalids, to the number of 47 men, including 12 hospital orderlies b e l ong i ng to th e Medical Staff Corps, arrived at Chatham yesterday afternoon, in medical charge of Assistant-Surgeon R. C. L , ,fthouse, M D., 86th Regiment, from Portsmouth. They were medically inspected by Second-class Surgeon 0. S. Downall, froun Fort Pitt, when it was found necessary to order 10 mein into hospital for surgical treatment, and the remaining 37 non-commissioned officers and men weretaken to the Invalid depot at St. Mary's. A con siderable number of the invalids belonged to the 22d Regiment. The freight-ship Beeline, Captain Tims, sailed yester day morning frim Woolwich with a detachment of the Royal Artillery for the Cape of Good Hope. The de b taebraent consisted of C a pt. N. H. Conolly, Lieut. A. I.Ford, Lieut. E. Lyons, and 29 non-commissioned offi -1 cers and gunners. The ecrew freight-ship Z :nave arrived on Saturday off Woolwich with guum and other ordnance st.res from the East. • She hai brought Emma a large quantity of mili tary clothing and harttev. The bteatu-tranmport Taut um, Captain Langlands, sailed on Saturday tram Greenhithe with ammunition for :Halifax and Quebec. A PPOINTM ENTS. Commander Edward Haidy has been appointed In speoting Commander of Cea , tguard ; Commander G. H. Gardner t.) the Blenheim ; Commander J. M. Langtsy, to the Wellesley ; Hugh Jameson, Staff-Sur geon, to Woolwich dockysr,l ; John Moody, aiditional Surgeon of the Welle4ey, for service at Melville Hoe. p i ta l ; M. H. Dandas, midshiprwin to the Vulture; and A,. C. May, acting mate, to the Dauntless. A SLIGHT MISTAICE.—The Louiauille Journal has the following noucha:ant paragraph :—" We learn that a shooting affair came off at Lake Providence about a we ek ago. A man named Jones shot a man named Patterson, mistaking him for one Pennington. Pat terson, after being shot twice, one of the balls lodging in his breast, drew a pistol and was about to ahoot Jones, when the latter begged his pardon, saying be had mis taken his man. Patterson generously accepted the apology. ilia wounds are not mortal."