ENGLAND. _ are thirty-use vessglo advertised to soil frotn London for uotralia.

On the 01th ult.. Lord Stanley stated the elreevnstenccr which led to the conderrtaation of Mr. Murro , at Rome, and said. that the most active otcps hurl boon to on to procure a reversal of his condemnation, with what elfect has still to be ascertained.

A A colitis-Id has been discovered near Kslmscsat, In Western intro to. -«

£2,000 woo eobecribsd at the Jewfl Passover, towards the erection of a new synagogue in Birmingham

A lady who died lately at Curttboriarid-terrace, Rs'gont's- patk. has left anuuitieeof £05 each to her grey mare and carriage mare.

A whole family at Sotnoro Town has been poisoned by par- taking of soup which haul been allowed to stand for some time in ‘e oopper saucepan. ith medical aid, they have all reco- vered, with the exception of one of the children, who is in a precarious atato.

' A rebellion has broken not in China, In Sin-on a district of the province of Canton. It arose in ueneo ofsoms collec- tnrs of taxes seialrig the richer relations of fsuliors. in tlto_Itopo of receiving money as ransottt. The inhabitants however

oura rod. and rose and killed the magistrate of the district.

The Friend of China Journal ofdan. 7, n_";_.

It is reported that Sen tho,Govornor General is at present in the city of Kuou-chow-too. and that the rebels have attacked it on all sides. having erected a powerful battery before each of the city gates. so as to be ready to attack the soldiers when- ever tlioy venture to errors out. The Toner troops are afraid to go out and fi.iht,and have been besieged for more than ten days. A most urgent message has been sent by Sun to Woot chou (in Kwangso) for the two thousand troops lately eon- tbere under Hontscanirkwang, to return immediately for the relief of the city. We have not heard which side has gained the victory.

Sir Harry Smith has arrived in England. A grstifyinit reception was given him at Cs Town, previous to binom- barltntion. nltowirtg that the Co onists appreciate his services better than the Home Government. Sir Harry considers, that the coup de grace ltas been given to tho Kaflir war by the late operations; but it acorns, by the latest advices from the seat of war. that the enemy are so active as ever.

We learn that Col. It‘.yre had a severe action with n bod of Kalirs. in which he lost one captain and several men. he lith Lancers also had a smart brush with the enemy. Major Gen. Cothcart, the new Governor, had arrived at British Caff-

' operations where Sir Harr left ofl'. of his success on the field for another

INDIA.

A telegraph dcapatch, by last steamer, announced the full of Rangoon and r\I;trtiban. and the capture by the British of 150 pieces of cannon. Martiban was stormed on the 5th of April with comparative case. the troops having landed under fire from the ships, and advanced rapidly in conjttnction with the artillery on the works of the enemy. A conflict of four or five lrours’ dtiration ensued. and the place was taken. The Burmese

arrison was about 3000 strong. After driving the enemy front artiban. the troops re~embarkod and proceeded to join the forces on the Rangoon river

Cholera has broken out among the British. since the capture of the city. It is said, that the Governor-General has claimed from the Burriinse monarch the sum of £250,000 for the ex- periocs of the war up to the 21st Vlarch, with I notification, that he will he charged .€I0,000 per day, until he accepts the terms dictated by the British.

From the North-west frontiers of India. advices are less satisfactory to the British. 'I'he revolted hill tribes keep up a hxtrrztesing warfare on the outposts. Ari insurrection against the government of Dust M-.tho:nmetI has broken out. his troops have been worsted. The state of the Nixam’s terri- tory is as bad as can be. Government credit is at an end; there is no revenue; and the country is covered with predatory bands. This state of things is favorable for the absorption of the terri- tory by the English.

a, eornvno Nothing can be known mail or two.

' 'r'wc't.vE nus LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

* artstvxt. or run "ri.t.iitois."

Minna! Moan 1-nouns wrttt rtrrtxsx! New Yoxx, June 19. I859.

Steamship " Illinois" arrived at 7 o’clock this morning, with dates from Sen Francisco to May I8. I9 days later.

' Shebrings the mails, 500 passengers, and nearly $2,000,000 in paid, on freight and in the hands of passengers. '

he news from the Mines is of the most cheering character. "The Chinamen‘eocme to etting into bad order throttgh the Mines gencrally.and will speedily betlriven out, unless Government take some action to prevent their en-arming over in such

The Clrinattsen have written to Hong Kong to stop any more of their countrymen from emigrating to the gold regions.

An affair of honor occurred at Washington, opposite Sacra- snento. between H. De Courcey, editor of the Culaoeras Chronicle, and W. Ii. Carter, in which the former was shot tbrouizlr the body.

A dificolty had occurred at Atchioon’s Bar between o party of 30 Americans and Europoanri, and I50 Chinemen. in wlric the former were successful, having succeeded in driving the Chinamen away.

Csttre were selling at the ranches for 8 I0 to 890

New discoveries have been made in the Missouri bar, which have created considerable excitement.

From all parts of the country the accounts are favorable for the coming year.

Provisions from the mines are abundant and cheap.

The “ Oregon," from San Francisco, brought $1,600,000 in freight. —

Indian alfsiro appear to be in about the same position as at revious accounts. There had been severe Indian fights. with oases on both sides, but it is generally conceded, that the In

discs are beginning to take warning by the severe lessons they have received. A letter from the South Fork of the Feather river. says :—

" Most of the chiefs and honest men among the Indians. known to be friendly, have procured certificates from miners and merchants well known. that tlisy are good. &c.. which they carefully wrap up and carry with them. taking great satis- faction in presenting their credentials to every man they meet with a ti o ”

The absence of any more large confiagrations has had a tendency to rest rre confidence in investments of capital. and given an impetus to improvement and tnoustsry transactions generally. ‘ _

The Common Council are taking tneosurss to light the otvoots with gas.

The Vigilance Committee have deemed it proper, owing to reoont,dev e. to hold meetings again, but, as yet, no occasion for their interference has olerod.

It was stated that another Indian expedition is being got up on the plan of the famous enterprise in I'll Dorsdo county.

The construction telegraph lines was about being cour-

‘CIIIIIIIGEIWI Il0I ‘Nil 1'

ins . The stnoll pox was raging st Stockton. Ilornors are again current of lllibostsring ex itlons from

California tor wish stands. and it is so' . that informa-

tion to this elect had been forwarded to the geverrnont.

n ‘p. ' go of the Sandwich Islands Lsgblsture, we

find the lowing:— " Mr. Sheldon ofiirrotl a Resolution expressing the disap ro-

astlsn of the House upon the reports in circulation abvtt . to tho ofeet. that the people of this kingdom were d e ’ American Government, and calling for so

from wb reports have

In the Ileeso of Nobles the Committee of three. appointed

the lost Parliament, had a new Constitution. It

wann dlssnstsnsttbolsteotodv.i.eos,an'dhad tnondd In some respect as t suggest

‘Willi. Ilnlwov hr Foreign Albirol

favor of n Oandtotloa entmltstlng in principle

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Bart Fssrtcrsco. May t5.—In the absence of the arrival of numerous slipper ehi s, now due at this port.,.ws have ltod a ver inactive rnrrkst Iftt‘ all kinds of goods.

' ho silos of Gsorgetcwn Flour have been made at .0 pet‘ bbl., and in none c.tses even Iono.—'}.tlls.1o and II txall at 05 to 38.5), while to-day the latter is hold with great firztinoaa at 88,75 to 83 per hbl. Corn Meal continues very scarce and high and come npti-in greatly limited for lack of supply- riorninsl price 8 is per bbl.

White Pine B-ttrzll. planed, 800 to 805: ellow Pine Flooring. 08.) to 05)). It is htsrrtlout to ship umber here from the Root. as our intrltet wilt hereafter be abundantly sup- plied from our own mills.

Gold Dust is scarce. nrtzl crvn rtands 0 11,25 to 0 l7.35 per ounce. Etnlrsngc on New YtIt‘k.II:[I|l 3 per cent prerniutll. which. at the average mint returns. pays a loss to the lntlllfl or bill drawer of 8" to SI per cent. Small -\Il|0|'lt‘Ill Wlll continues to corninand I or sent premium. English eovorelittll are worth 85 each. ‘r"CKIn.1lt d.rll.rre 5} per cent premium.

onos—Soamsn, 890 to 070 per month; Laborers. 04 to 85 per day: Carpenters, O1 to 08 per day; workers in machinery, 88 to 810 per day.

UNITED STATES.

The telegraphic wire was struck, out Galena last week. by atmospheric lightning. and melted about three hundred yards. and more or less injured for half a mile. A spectator who saw‘ the stroke. describes the electric exliibition as a chain of fire. stretching both ways, as far as he could see, across the landscape. '

A terrible conlltgration occurred in Savannah on the 90th ult. Before the llarrins could he subduurl. twenty atntely dwel- ling houses were destroyed. The loss of property is not stated, but is supposed to be very great.

The money received for licenses in New York, during May. amounted to $9,515,025, of which 02,405 were for taverns.

A Goon Iitv::t1'iort.—A new light has been introduced to the public at Washington by E. M. I-loll. pfIIelIlG0. supidanting comphono on accontrt of its ttnexploeive clinractcr, and which can be furnished one II|IlIfII“d per cent cheaper than gas. was tested in the presence of a number of scientific getitlomen, who were unanimous in exnressing their opinion of its superior merits.—All who witnessed this self-generating light coiteider it a great discovery.

Finns its ‘run Uitr-rxn Sr's1'ns.—A lire occurred at Wet- umphu, Alaib.-iron. on Snturtln y lusty which destroyed the huniness port of the plates. The loss is estimated at between 8300,0000 and $400,000. with $90,000 inrruritnco.

New Yortx,.lnne lb.—'l‘he building known as Wsshington’s Ilertd Quarters, situated on Penrl nod Brood Streets, occupied no no extensive boarding and lodging house, was consniired by lire nbout 2 o'clock this morning. It is feared sevcrrrl lives were lost. One woman jumped from the fourth story window into the nrnrs ofn by- sturidcr, uittl escaped unhurt. 'l'lte loos is estimated nt 8:30.000.

CINCINNATI, June ll.—'l‘lie extensive foundry of W. C. Dnvit 6: Co , near Broadway and Court stror-.t, wits destroyed by fire this morning. Loan hertvy.

On Fridny and Saturday nights Inst, thorn wns front in the vicini- ty of Portland. Maine, and iii some places, in low ground, the

iriuging ve etution was severely nipped. A hes white front wns observed in the low binds, in the vicinity of Nswburyport on Friday lllllfllllls. _ norr Mss'rs.—A foreign vessel is nowlving ntLiverpool. which has Iron masts, instead of wooden once, 70 feet high. 0v'rn.sa:.—ln Londoun, Ftrnquier county. Vn., an outrage wer perpetrated a few datys since unparalleled in this rlny of outrngn and wrong. A young ninti frorri the north. n grnduiite of Yale College, and ofhiglrly reputnble cnnnexione, vvns engaged its it teacher in tli-rt coun- Ile becntne crintrrorod of a beautiful young girl in the neigh- borhood. with tvlioiii he nlnpcd and mrirried nt Worthington. ’I‘be ounglndy hndrnany suitors, who being greatly eiirngod at thus being outwittcd by it Yankee ncboolrnnster, tletertrtined on revenge.

One of them went to \Vuelrington nnd invitotl the bridegroom rtrrd bride to Illsl house nnd sent his cnrringc for them to sorrre point on the ruilrond. In returning, the ciirririgc was wnylttltl. lllfi IIHIII dragged from the side of his wife rind dc-pi'o her screams and im- plnring irppenls for mercy. he was bound hnnd nnd fool nnd bculcs until life wrra ncnrly extinct.—Buslorr Mail.

nk of England covers live ocros of ground, and employs nine hundred clerks; should rlt be too old for service, he is charged on ltulf-pay for life. light is admitted t It‘ therefore, without cannonto butter the irurncnse wells. The clopk in the centre ofthe Bunk hos fifty diols] nttacbed to II. Lnrgc eta- terns nrc sunk in the courts, and engines in perfect order rive nlvttttys in rendinces in case of live. he nlt was incorporated in I06-I. Cnpitnl £l8,000,000, or Q90,000.000,

A was-rctrno I-:rrn.—A residing in Queen Street, wa_n one mornin last week found dead in her bed. It ruin bottle being found near . he was known in the neighbourhood to here been much nddicted to drunkenness. and to have been drinking the _ovoning before her hoatIt.—TeAvrpcronrs Telegraph.

—-G‘/i CANADA.

Rcrrswsx LIixr:.—-A short tints age a large lttlio, two miles and n lrolfloug. and located about eight miles froirt the village of Brighton, Canndu, burst its banks and cotnplctsly rlrnincd out the water on the neighbouring loud. The book through which the water brolto was about fort feet in height. The rush ofwrrtor dug a chnnnel twenty-live foot cop. and one hundred feet wide, for a length of two miles, nprcoting forest troen,cnrrying atvny mlll-t'IttIIt‘. and drowning two rtren. Thus occurred the singulrrr phretromenou of a lnko being emptied in n few do a. 'I‘ho work was done with astonishing rapidity. independent of t to drainage eystnrrr.

Mr. E. Ilull. a res ctnble citizen of Quebec, nged 11 yertrs. committed suicide on t to slot ult., by cutting his throat with a re- zor, Irsving seoted himself opposite to a nrirror.

A vvrtei.s: Vtt.t.Aoc one-rnovnu or Ftnr:.—Tho 'I'oronto Colonist of June Ist, gives the following account of the destruction by fire of the Village of Cooksvillo. _

“A whole village in ruins! \Vliirt nn nwful spoctnclo. Having just returned from n visit to the site of Cooksvillo, we are cnubled to lny the following information, collected on the spot, before our roe on.

About 2 o'clock. p. m.. on Saturday, a fire broke out in the blocksmith‘s shop of John Belchor, in Cooksvillo. _

' finmoe extended oorrtwordly nlong the North side of Dundee st., devouring excry consuntnblo thing in tlis rrtngc. and extcrrdin Northwurdl, from the street to the extremity of the Village in thnt direction: so that the whole of the buildingn. front Belt.-her's sntitli'a shop. Enetwnrdly. bounded by Dundnsattreot, have been entirely dcetro ed. So complete has been the destruction. thot tlin houses .1“! their contents, fences. wooden pnvcmenta, and cvcqytlring con- sumable, within the reach of the flames. were entirely estrrryotl.

Several times Sriville'e Hotel, on the south side of Dundee Street, took lire, but it won fortuitntely kept Ittttlet. I0 III I0 In" the hotel and out-buildings On this (south) side of the street. III!!! were several houses destroyed to the Best of the hotel. 'I‘be fire rngod furiousl for upwords of two hours, when nt length there oc- curred an rrw ul storm, nod the torrents of rain that fit I quenched the tire, and prevented its spreading further. amounts insur- ed are considered to benr but a srvtnll cornpnrieon with the extent of the loss Cooksvillo in s plonoont village, on the Grant Wes- torn road, about sixteen miles west of Toronto.

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N 0 V A I C 0 ‘I’ I A.

IIrr.r't-anv.—In consequence of, the reduction of the force in this garrison (llnlifsx). thorn in now no Cotrtrniosioncd olllcer sta- tiortod at the Main Guard, Queen I Wharli The Ilockysrd Guard in at present in charge ofn Subnlrorrr. and thorn is no guard at all at the Covrrmnodnnt'n qnnrtovo. sppo-its t Ill-

Ws learn by our United States exchanges, thot the cholera has broken out among the emigrants by land, to Cnltlbrntn. _

Gout !-—'I‘Itsrn is now no doubt whntever. tbst gold—ronI,vnrt- nu. Geld, he in Nova Ieotln t.rrctt in strict Injunction to surrey-nor will the nice coddo the locality of their di gins ev_nn to the men whom

' it its arrest‘ . . - pro n_r;g_n3 win own on“ r ,_ ‘u__1,n[{¥;_oI;eI_|I‘l:'lt at Belfunl.

Iran or Lanes.-—'l‘bolssd article in the January nsutbor

lIln&weod'e .\lagrroino. is by historian. Allison. In it be predicts the ‘set results as likely to follow the recent gold tIiscovoriee_.botli in California and Anstrolin. Ila says, the were scenes on snunol supply of Ql.000,000 will he iuealcu- lable iniuerooolo the ions of trtsnkin . The changes will come grndn.illy,lrn thinks. but come they wil, no sure or any change produced by fixed lows.

It watl ostimrrtctl by a lecturer before the New York Iliatorieal Society, that in the your I001, the population oftltc United States will tturttbcr IOI.000,000.

We learn by private advices from Ilslif.-ix, that it is quite likely that the Logislntnrs will decide to accept the offer 0 the Crrrrtrnc- tors. nrtd iriste.rd of eirtbnrking the whole resources of tire Province in o Goverrimgrnt litre to Artiliuret, give uutliciont oncourngenisnt to litres Enst and “feet. It is prohzrhle, however, that tltn l'nilurn of .\Ir. Ilowo‘e plnrtn will produce a change of Government and a new electiott.—St. Joltn Courier.

'l‘tie boat fizliorrnert inform us, that, since the steamer has commenced her tripe. the codllah. which before were abundant on the coast. have been friulitonod oll’, so that our tables will be do rived of the luxury of fresh cod, for the present.—I’or- ntortl Register.

A thousand bsrrcls of mackerel were seiood from a wharf in Cltzrtharn last was

'I‘|ro rerrtnirts of the lnto Rev. Etlvrrrrd D. Very were found on

Woduosdrry. and were to bo interred in Horton ynstordcy.—lb

tfiitglisli Jtttil of Zlttut 12.

(Front the Halifax British .Mrrtlt American. June 28.}

LATES1‘ FlI().\I EUROPE.

The Royal Mail l-ltonrsrthip Ni.-rgare. Cuptain Stone, arrived at noon to-duy, in II days frutn Liverpool, with dates to tho litlt.

in on wire detained oll’ the r since 9 o'clock, Inst evening by dog. She brought nine piiesengers for this city and fifty-one for Boston. 'I‘lie news is unirrt rortnnt.

In the‘ House of Commons on the l0th instant, the Chancellor of the Excltcqnor rrnnouticed, thut the expense of the Krtflir wur having been much less tlrun won nnticipzttod. he should not hrtvu occasion to rriove the vote of £2tttl,000 he had placed on the table on account of tltrrt extrnortlinnry itorn of triilitrrry chnrgo.

Louie Nnpoloon lrus threatened to expel the correspondents of tho l.ood-in ’I‘irrice. Dnily News and Morning Chrotticlo. from France. 'I‘he-c pitpern, ‘ benrd the lioit in his den,‘ stnting thot if he does, ‘ ortother rind nnotlter ahnll succe .'

News front the Cups of Good llope to the 8d of May has been received Ilostilities are rngiiig us fiercely its over. The new Com- trtnndet-in-Chiof hue comment a new and v' orous lie . T Kullire under Mrrcoino have gone back to the \Vsterkloof, and con- tinue to light as fierce nrtd obstinntely its over. -

In Gertrinny llre nntngonisiiiof parties respecting the Zollverein has reached is serious lit-iglit. Sotire concession, or on open rupture, rnust epcedil trike plrrce.

The tirntttl Council of Ticinc. in Swirzorlnnd. consisting of H4 trteitrbcrn. hits ed a lrtw suppressing the Rflllliln Crrtliolic reli- gious corporations existing in the Crrnton, and confiscoting their pro-

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rty. ‘ 'I‘lrerc bris been it sevcro shock of earthquake et Swanson, which set the In-.llrt a tin in .

Mr. Mnenulny will stood for Edinburgh nt the ensuing elections;

but will not consent to cnnvnssor take any active part in his re- turn. In tlte House ofComrrtons on the Btlr instant. Mr. Fergus O'Con- nor hird coritirtittod some txlruortlinnry cnpern, hitvirig traattultcd Sir ll. Iloll nod sortie other "oll. Members. No doubt is now enter- tained ns‘to the slitte of his irtittd. 'I'lro urtfortunutti gcrstleinttn. it wire thought, would be ltarndcd over to the proper riuthorities.

A form’ |it's lnlcr news hrtn been received frotii Auatrulin. The yield of go rl continues etondy utrd unabated.

I II E L A N ll.

Bulls have nrrived from lloine, nppoiriting Dr. Cullen, archbishop of ltublin, end also trporrtolic sdriiiniotrtrtor of Arningh, tilln suc- cc.-ror is nppointod there. The 28th instartt lino been fixed for t'.te ccretitotty of ittatnllrtliotr.

'I‘he Belfast .\|crcury gives it most cheering nceount of the suite of agriculture in nu elletrttivc district of fire county of 'l'y0ne.

’l‘lre first power-loom factory connected with the cotton trade which has yet been set to work in Ulster, is at present Itt course of

, Int... who -11.4 to the bar. by the Ilon. Society "of Gray's Inn, on Monday lent. . _ _

'I'lte tclegrnplr between Grrlwtty rtrid Dhlrn is in puelt a state of completion, that several messages have been transmitted.

F It A II I7 E.

The Chateau of En has been seized by the state.

A second wnrning won on Wodueodtty given to the Constitution- ttel, by the Minister of Police. ,

A communique in the Jlonttrur denies tlrnt the Government will propose a luw to interdict work on it n ' . _

'I‘bo correspondents of the Chronicle, Advertiser rind Daily News, have received warnings from the lice. The second warning gt- vcn to tho Constitutionnel, which enables the Goverrrnrsut to sun- pend or suppress that paper, ncuttsed trtuch our too.

'I‘he .Morrt'lsur contains a decree, settling the composition attri- butiona of the Council of Jrrrriuica.

M. I’. J. Proudhoii. the Irell-known Socirilist writer. has been not at liberty, having completed three years‘ imprisonment to which lie was condemned by the Court of Aeaizcs cf the Seine

‘ to Jlcurrger do Jllt':lt' states. that Modnnto Lnfurgn, whi line been pardoned by the President of the Republic. was nt Montpel- lier on tho lat Incl.

The Curse steumer brought into Ilnvrc on Tliurrdny morning four, English boats, taken in the act of dredging for oysters within the

ranch lines.

'I‘lto frigate Erigono hos sailed from Brest for Cayenne with IGI convicts, and port of the personnel of the new penal colony in thot pluce. The new scltooncr tlrn Ile de Mrtdatttc, destined for the lo- cal service of the colony, also auiletl.