The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-27 00:00:00

2 THE EXPRESS, _THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1 8 83 . 13DISSE and LUBIN'S HUNGARY WATER, lis an additional reason for peeling protective LATEST INTELLIGENCE , EXPRESS FROM PARIS. • THE BE J. PROPHYLAMICE„ ZIFRIMIIING, INVIGORATING.- laws. The majority of the permits employed are . -- w ----- THE PI lam we Ima w tem " i ' sm ......."'" H T • a it the Kerma... children, and their ages never exceed 13, whilst THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS. MURDER BY AN OFFICER. NEWCABT alergrown. lecturer& anthem e'e t E e t ai;. - tho scent tor warm tar It refreshes the ammery.* of six bottles, I some of them are but five or six yens old. THE LETTER OF THZ KING OF PRUSSIA. The preliminar) w e enui, for hat sad dePremiee a a ems (nom ova owe comissrainmer.) 10s. eat .: Hails ematike, b.-2, New Boodetreet , W. The business of match-making undoubtedly The following is the text of the letter of the Kiug held this morning, t PARIS, WzmustnAT Remarry°. eisneedto EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. MILES. requires very little capital-just enough to pur- of Prussia addressed to the Emperor of Audria in For several days past there have been rumours fairly f the peca Alfred Webb Mike REMOVED FROM 1107:11:ta t riT chase a l i ttle wood, a few drop, and the sin lest reply to the collective invitation sent to him by in Par is' that a murder committed by an officer Th e hall d rom to 7% 111100Ea teeted ESST flaperniir za t r i t e t! xe. 1.41.4 implements, with the addition in some cases of a the princes assembled at Frankfort : The las. Trceamet .. by html quartered in the Rue de la Pepiniere barracks was the most brilliant i .• BETTER THAN EV shed. If these small garret-manufactories, they Most august, moat powerful prince, very dear brother and s____ --__ may be termed, were numerous, it might be diffi- friend,-Your Majesty, in concert with oar august oonfede- to be hushed up, because the perpetrator was • re- probably ever assenit lative of a Li high favour at court. Beeped to with the' gfte el:Pref4 colt to enforce the regulations proposed by the "tee the German meerregne and the representatives of the Happily thin ge neralgs me • q . commenced with a ri I S. Com • 'opera. But we assured that these a renewed invitation which lie M ajesty the Kin g ge ... small establishmenta are diminishing in number. France. The murderer II in custody, and will cer- kn . of Sum has had the goodnem to place in my buds, • • br • lied h .led- during To 00RIUMPONDENTS. adverttaelnente Weeded lee •• ran intim.* Laden Essay The business is passing into the hands of more wwweipeeied with sewe e.t.a explanation , h a ve the tally be tried. A minor publication , ication, ca t e elapsed since the ate raper. must be at the 011104, 10. Boureeketrest. by Two substantial Petit Journal, gives the following information on referring specially • ii . ,:ocii oa the day of liebbeatkat. people, and therefore the difficulty of honour to reply to this invitation, ravin'..;iderea water supply, and to enforcing the regulations disappears. But even ite tenor in a thoughtful and friendly spirit, by the follow. We some days since spoke of the murder of a her- houses, he said, we the subject : although the system of inspection were not quite tog declaration :-In my letter of the 4th I informed your PIUNCESHS. KING JOHN. [tug John, Mr. Walter Mont perfect, it would certainly h writes to es as follow, :-" I beg you to when burst in • eve a beneficial effect Majesty ss well of my di spos i t i on to participate in =a lio. woman in the Fumes Cherbourg. The husband of the times as much coal i eninsr) s .L ic ane ollowed by • ROUGH DIAMOND. upon those children in whose favour it could be rations of the federal constitution corresponding with the victim now wn fermi este of the age, as of my 'op that this sarrwerm. limn * hi° applied. rectify your article concerning the crime committed at "These are homely work could not be commenced by an assembly of No. 12, Galeria de Cherbour g , on the evening of August for an TEM Swum& THE ANGEL OP PEACE. Illustrated by TEL GREAT GHOST Ern= : Peoleamor Peepar's adaptation of Mr. !areas's Invention.-Mr. Parker and Mr. Homan-And THE AGRICULTUBAL-HALL, ISLINGTON. sovereigns and without a preliminary and pro f oun d 18. My wife was, as you say, extremely pretty; ulna( • Ullaleea_ 01 . ‘ examination, if it desired to attain the end but her conduct was never such as to provoke the come-tax, and apse DETECTIVE; or. TICKET Or LIAYL -true to her mitific principles, OM FLOWER, POULTRY, PIGEON, AND RABBIT SHOW. ProPotorl d ' wif d tiler . M. George Xavier Fleury of some of those cal Odes u a e an a mo . For these reasons I declined with repel the slightest complaint on my part-she was ever • invitation which your Majesty has sent me to he present at HIGH VIATICA AT LONDON BRIDGE Yesterday an experiment was made at the Agri- TEO Da: - Merida& Ob. the Anseseen• oh. we. cultural-hall, Dilutor, to naturalise •" shows" of the lighter four months in the muse of friendship, and he showed us by which we are enal the Frankfort on the 16th. Althragh it is against has been in the habit of coming to my house for the last Sir William alluded my own feelings that I decline the renewed invitation, the Tomoaamr-morusg, la. des.... .Afterneem. Ih. :sains kind in that dirtrict. Reference having been probably had form of which does me so much to th• large capabilities of the ball, flowers, fruit, poultif, p erso n al civilities, which, as it turns out, were but the mask of the is made, and prove U _ LONDON, THURSDAY, Acrousr 27. 51500sei and rabbits were combined in one exhibition. It is entertain the conviction which dictated my h dec on larani l on " of most odious designs. On the 18th of this month he came of our planet. The ___.,........_.., the 4th inst., and I entertain it still more now as 1 have not armed with a poniard and a pistol, and then after a last Kirchho ff have not each lMlgn a t° premise that ,_it would require a,_ quadrupling'" rewired the official communication of the propositions and vain attempt to induce my wife to listen to his criminal corroborated previa Titit Report published by the Commissioner* o ....ecomixneme. of or d inary e"lre '''' fill adequa te l y which serve as the basis of discumion. But that which ProPoiala, the spacious area and galleries of this hall ; and therefota has reached me in other wa ys only strengthens me in my seam of three astonished witnesses. he murdered her in her workshop, in the pre- lope of the saes. This is the whole oovery , it appears appointed to inquire into the Employment of Chil- at the first glance the materials of the exhibition seemed intention of not el • sg m, reso lutions tine pro f oun d truth of this horrible event-Your obliged Eau. Par." Is composed of an i dren contains much curious and important infor- rather sparse. But closer examination proved that a very study of the (mesaon by my advisers d ie m h ave s h own The Independaoce Beige, on whose authority it shaped like will°l melon. Apart from experience, it might be considerable quantity of flowers, ftsit, poultry, &a., had boon what modifications may be introduced into the federal was stated that Calzado'a name was in the list of °f • dia.4""celeTh; foren thought that no legislative interference would be got together ; and deliberate i oi ns t pr e tion resulted in a • displayed.e-7 constitution, taking into account its relations with the dtroattoa articlen as to have led to required to induce parents to take care of their satisfactory sense et the quality , .. n legitimate power of Prussia and the legitimate interests el criminals pardoned on the occasion of the fate of August 15, now says that it was misinformed. foundest philosopht own children. But, unhappily, so imperious is te"ret place as re g ar d s the poi ke " ''" nre wenn the nation. I owe it to my country and to the German oonected over 700 fowls of a ll breeds, pigeons in endless nat i o n not to make in the presence of my oonfed tee, be- The news which I alluded to yesterday as being even partaking of the necessity of obtaining a livelihood, or so ab- variety, and rabbits, all of which would be dear to she heart f such an e • non of the questions which con- " positively stated," of the United States govern- closely connected sorbing is the pursuit of money, that fathers are of the .• fancier ." The poultry comprised Squash-Dark • erected with it, say declaration of • nature to bind me. ment having protested against what the French fineness of the sal still in the habit of selling their children as chimney- DM i - which were ye " 6u. ' and bore off the he" ; Clechia- sod my participation in the discussion could not take have been doing in Mexico had not then appeared atoe Mr• Neem7 o sweeps, and thus incurring the risk of an indict- Chinas, Brahma Pootrs, game, me d. H as ambarg, Polish,..Malay, place without leading to such declaration. This con- in print. Several journals now notice the exist- Wan 1,000 l ob: D ry:Las in g anent. There is no doubt • general impression .7 e d a s hin , . t t : lle;nttheg re w and ere s.' turkeys, ar i :d -:-- essr7 el saxes - sideratioe, however, will not prevent me from weighing once of the rumour, but in conflicting terms. The Th e enormous ch.. prevails that this disgraceful practice his entirely 1 were of ever, '''' anway me _ pownas "' every communication which my confederates shall make waterfowl. The pigeons unscrupulous France says there is "no truth in we „ p l y t h e o h o , to me, with the kindnesa and care which I have at all disappeared, but according to Mr. E. S. Ewe, a and bettors, carriers, dragons, tumblers, fantails, Sm. ; and The Temps, prompted no doubt by an later - tramities of these magistrate of Leicester, " great numbers of children the rabbit . rejoiced, seeettel, in plentiful long ...., and that times devoted to the development o f th e i n tend. o f th e it." MOO country. I pray y our Malady, as well as our august tics) volunteered note from • government office, fringing the sides "are regularly bought and sold; and practically they Sometimes they for lymphatic temperament peculiar tc the exhibited animal confederates assembled at Frankfort, to accept the arm , construes the correction with a notable difference, " are as completely slaves sa any negro children of that genus. The principal prize for the best pen of fowls sloe of my fidelity to the confederation, and of the friend. "in South Carolina." This evidence is confirmed in the show-consisting of a silver cup, value 51., manufac. ship with which I have the honour to be, for it says that "the news is at lent premature." chasm, and appear I traction. The ay! But the Patric (a rabid partisan of the South, twee . f were tared by Mews. Mappin -was borne off by the Viecoutees by Mr. FRANCIS PEALocE, of Burstein, who says : Hotheeidefe, the tehthies het Derhi Your Majesty's devoted friend and brother, and therefore a good witness in the pre- h e f, g i lig to the as I have bought lads myself. I used to give the W141 , 1W. The first • for Cochin e C i liinse was ege. awarded to Mr. J. sent instance) says that the protest, " or attention which " parents so much a year for them. In Liver- W. Holloway ; and of Brahma Noires, to Mrs. Ferguson The Europe of yesterday says that the questions " pool, where there are lota of bad women, you Blair. The list of the other prizes is too minute to be as to the directory and the assembly of delegates a t leant an o ffi cial notice of a protest, British Amociatioa " can get any quantity you want. Various rendered here, where it would become a mere catalogue. were decided in the sittings of Mocday and Tura - hang been resolved upon," was brought to Europe Sabine has with to the elucidatim " attempts have been made to put a stop not only Turning to the fruit and flowers, it may be mentioned that day. The decisions of the new directory (composed by the last packet , the City of Cork, and that Mr. Dayton will communicate the to the cabinet briefly alluded 2( "to this tra ffi c in boys, but to the use of boys as the ferns were very fine, the hollyhocks remarkable for of six members) will be taken by majority, and in , ,protest. , of meteorology, i of the Tuileries next week. If this is the right • " chimney-sweepers. But these attempts have beau ty d shape and odour ' and some eat mere from case the votes should be even, the amount of populate nnexion with to ottwo Pau t l ho , of sh Ch ow esh th Un hi i, Ir d is iguge o f themselves a '• IL: wee d on ee: inflation of the word " premat " used b the 1 Professor c° " not been entirely successfuL In Scotland the tion represented by the members of the direr - e_xl ) • " magistrates have succeeded in putting down the There were French and G aste radii rs, gladioli, verbenaa in tor t' would decide as to the majority. The com- Temps, it is obvious that the news 1 none y of t° tionand " Eases With rem z. emp l oymen t of children as chimney-sweepers, great variety, dahlias in special vanity, and a beautiful ocd- poeition of the assembly of delegates, am Pro Posed its importance. " whereas in London it is said that there are un- leotion of miscellaneous flowers which ware sot duelled. by Austria, was unanimously adopted. The Bove- I consider as mere gossip the further statement weights and measly opinion there may " doubtedly more boys now than there were a few The fruit comprised pines, melons, grapes, Poiches, neck- reigns will meet again to-day, and it is expected of the Patric that this step of Mr. Lincoln on decimal and duodec " years ago, though they are kept secret." noes, figs, chalks, currants, plums, and peas in exquisite that the proceedicgs will terminate on Saturday. behalf of the Monroe doctrine his been taken by he nee .. te the ii f Such facts as these are quite sufficient to eats condition. Conspicuous at the head of the table on which the the advice of England and Russia . o f measurement i - I w blies the necessity of some legislative interference were t wo se ts et what . wars "Table INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE QUEEN AND I 'm' ti-a, s pread rew that is a dessert service of gime of the most The Emperor is expected at st. Cloud to-night, to be regretted the THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. in accordance with previous announcements, but alike 144 the Englisi in order to protect children from cruel treatment, e l egan t s h a p e , se t ou t w ith t ra it and flowers, arranged but they also prove that the law, if it is to be with a taste which, to use a Pesach phrase, was ravish- The Frankfort correspondent of the Times says :- the cabinet council which stood fixed fur to-morrow be made abeo w ln o te p l , practically effectual, must be carefully enforced. ins. The authors of these chef stamens were Mr. J. Robson, " The Earl of Clarendon has made the necessary is postponed till Saturday. "No hurry about and is Y the only One There can be little doubt that the feeling of the gardener to Viscountess Hohnesdale, and Mews. W. Cut- arrangements for a meeting between the Queen of anything " seems to be the order of the day, and Amami . ) whidt I better sort of employers and the better sort of bush and Sea ' numec Y mea ' Hi l b g ale. England and the Emperor of Austria, and the that motto is to a certain extent a reassuring He could speak frot On the whole, it may dreg be mid that this . abow,. which i s is parents is in favour of such legislative protection, latter will go to Rosenau before he returns to his symptom. of decimal measure the nature of ii , and therefore there can be no hesitation on the wad' and mainly significant . ' own States. The Earl of Clarendon is now writing The Pattie, which hitherto has been one of the mdred in mechanics what is to come here, was a good one, looking to the part of the HOME Seearraey in increasing the quality se the ar ti c l e . et hfhit e d. Th e h e m s a the p ug. • memorial on the German question." most ardent partisans of the " election " of the as well as in some 01 stringency of the laws passed with this benevolent her Guards and the Coramiasionaire• were in attendant's, and Archduke Maximilian as Emperor of Mexico, is description, the inch viewview. It appears that there are 17,776 c hild ren played selections of minis dariag the day. POLAND. now constrained to admit the truth of the news tional parte are s ip . . . xperienced i and young persons employed in trades-many of _ A despatch from Warsaw, dated Tuesday, the given by the Temps that the King of the Belgians them dangerous and unhealthy-for which no Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess 25th, says : has recommended his son-in-law to insist upon con- of this method, and of workmanship, A legislative protection exists. A few facts con- of Wales arrived at the the End of Fife's mat ' Mar 162488' A band of 2,500 men, composed of those commanded by ditions which are equivalent to a refusal of the of the source of the Zwicka, Rutkowski, and Gromekac, having passed from nected with some of these trades will at once prove '''''""'''''""•' Ye5.... " ..Y. A select party acs invited he proffered crown. It adds that in giving this advice Wiajan theory of royal highnew s . the district of Lublin into that of Ra d om, was when full enuncii the necessity of passing some protecting, laws accord- Leopold has been simply the echo of the court of meat e Duke and Duch of Manchester shortly met on the Mid between Wir and Rozuchow. After a nature po y the ing to the recommendation of the Commissioners expected i n tow., from T ee d c eet h i. are where &emirate struggle, in which the insu ta attacked the Vienna and of the Orleans family. Nevertheless, matter. e " e One s Let us take the lucifer-match makers as an in- in s noble duke and duchess have been eatertaining • select Russian troops Si various point., they were defeated an d the Petrie says it is not possible, at present, to pre- without greater vi stance. Out of the 2,650 persons of all ages dodo. dispersed. The insurgents had over 150 men killed and dict what answer the archduke himself will give to rudiments, and thei employed in this manufacture, as many as 1,613 The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland will 250 seriously wounded. A still larger number wan slithtlY the Mexican deputation now on its way to present in ourselves, and in are children and young persons. The principal entertain a succession of guests at Alnwiek Castle during wounded, and 31 were made P riem "' to him what French writers pleasantly call larceuz mal and vegetable k seats of the manufacture in this country are th e the ensuing month. The health of his grave has improved The despatch, which evidently is from a Russian source, says that the insurgents forced the peasants hope pays. This reservation is the expression of a materiel (cross left 1 poorest and most populous districts of London, amos hi return t° gm meth ' The Duke of Atholl is in a dangerous condition, into the ranks, and that the greatest excesses were hope that the young archduke, who, it is well dencle• • Sural y I " oppressed with • set such as Bethnal-green and Whitechapel, and some and but faint hope. are held out that he can recover, Most committed by them in all the towns through which • known, has cherised the idea of being an cape - in attributing the coo few of the largest provincial towns, such as Man-ror, will be fool enough to separate him- h an d of a Great I of his intimate friends bars vested him' cheater, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Belfast. It is ch i le • at perikeld Perth- they palmed. self from the family and dynasty to which bearing upon the an remarkable that even in 1 843 the Children's Km- above the dared, in a collect The Earl Beauchamp, according to recent (norm's rrixowis.) alone he owes his elevation ployment Commissioners of that day mentioned erc-unds, remiss I A as aneetiafe e e m y conditi on , but an RUSSIA. rank of ordinary mortals, and will go out to the Sir Charles 441 this manufacture, but it was still in its infancy, esaisset physiciaa, who attended on his lordship from Lon- that the human 2110 BERLIN, Aimee 27. western world as an adventurer on " his own hook," . stow for a twit` bad it developed the features which now invest don, holds antinessilatines of • favourable turn. Private letters received from Warsaw state that confident in hie individual merits, and relying upon record ; but, notwitl it with a painful interest, The Marquis of Ormoude has arrived at Kil- the Grand Duke Constantine left the Polish capital the dangerous patronage o f th e Emp er o r of the still remain uulten It was only in 1 833 that a mode of applying kenny Oestle from London. Hie lordships brother and for St. Petersburg on the 25th. The Grand French. Having too good au opinion of the arch- noblest work of God phosphorus to the match itself was discovered. famil y ace staying at the castle ' Duchess remained. duke's common sense to believe this, I adhere to "I will not rue ti that time many kinds of matches and oth er A marriage will shortly take place between the . It is reported that the Grand Duke has been the which lexpressed long that the extend* my room Earl of Wilton and Miss Elton Smith, only child and hamss . opinion chemical means of producing light had been tried, of the Isis Major Elton Smith, Madras army. summoned by the Emperor to deliberate upon the Emperor of Mexico (or rather of that small slip of ' but they were all too costly , uncertain , or comes round to rece Y. danger - The marriage of Lord Londeeborough and Lady affairs of Poland. Mexican territory which is yet conquered) will be its members will Si Gus to supersede the general use of steel and Edith gecteteet,, youngest d aug h ter c d t h e km Duke o f some hitherto unknown individual to be nominated elusion I will e dit as the correspondie tinder. From 1833 until 1845 no peculiar effects Beatifott, is appointed to take place on the 14th SPAIN. by Napoleon HI. in virtue of the power of appoint- The tendency of pi were attributed to the agents employed in this The local papers state that the Bishop of Gl ou - MADRID, Atmore 26. manufacture. But in the latter year the surgeon me t er mid Bristol and family are among the • loft stnying M. Barret leaves here to-morrow for Paris. meat which Marshal Forey's Notables were ordered every acquisition in to reserve. fresh attainment. of an infirmary in Vienna drew attention to • most at the Lion Hotel, Dolgally, keriermellehires and that in The Kin g is flinch better. The court will return to Madrid upon the let of At the Bourse there was some uneasiness about our speed as we stn painful and loathsome disease found amongst the this "mom c't "I English services his lersishiP , who at- climb in the penult workpeople in match manufactoties, Dow peered to be in ray delicate health, *Sainted in the toffee- September. the complications likely to arise from the interven- above us ; end the n tion in Mexico, but the amount of business done sc i on . „ n a t al h e 0 1 known as „ necrosis" of the jaw, _ room of the hotel, on Sunday . Bishop Oder* his beet a` for several weeks also staying to the same plain. AMERICA. was very limited and the fall insignificant. Amite The weather, whir the "phosphate disease ," the "match disease," or amongst workpeople themselves sa the " jaw The new system established at Pompeii by the LONDONDERRY, ALMOST 27 , declined but sc. ; Mobilier fell 13fr. 75c. is fins this morning. Italian 'government greatly enhances the enjoyment of the The Montreal Ocean Company's steamship Am.. ducted at the New " disease," or simply "the disease," " the flute," matusionirt, for he only as to pay a asodeeste entrance rim, from Quebec on the 15th inst., arrived here at empties room there 1 or " the compo." The disease begins with the fee, and to push his way through • patent self-reeistering dm eau. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) of the association t toothache. This becomes more violent sod con- turnstile, as he might at the Chystal Pelmet when he finds Literary and Philo° (Per the America.) --co stant ; the gums and face swell ; the gums then himself at liberty to wander from temple to theatre, from (By telegraph to Farther Point.) Tritnittar, AVOW! 117. 1.. X. nary business. Thin committee met and retire from the teeth, and give exit to • most tata,,,.i°ll4'' with no Pregmatied altsreaa to NEW YORK, sootier 15, Emma. I L 111 D. W. I . ii. Q. LI. S. The following is We offensive discharge ; abscesses form ; the gums -a ""' footsteps, sad no "we* key-teaser to The municipality of New York has unanimously - - - - &Sorb his arceseological researches or his 1 to • - each section: retire still more, until the teeth loosen sad drop rex • • - Idet mtael passed a vote of 3,000,000 dole. to provide substi- A h b e Wa rdeen .....14: 62 i t.: 53, 4 5 N.E. K enee in the city of the dead. Whereas it was formerly , ‘,,,,, fn5 .u...... drafted men. 6 112 e Section A. -Math• out ; the jaw becomes exposed, and is found to be impossible to find fees enough to satisfy the mewl, of the Leith ali h net Frieods' Meeting-ha Shields 0.05 bd. 5 N.E. 2 4 r 0 lane C.E., LL.D., diseased, and very frequently entirely decays. various hangers-on of Pompeii, it is now i nt p on aid e te get There is no further news of importance. icarborough %) sr 56 I saw . aB2 o 0.0 sise;riag ia the the Sometimes the disease is cured ; but in all cases, any of the guardians or curtail, who are perfectly civil and COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Greencastle. 20.40 U I N.E. 511 r e. 21 6 2 r Rai fiance &evilly, LL.I when fully established, it occasions great and almost Ow ay obliging in their explanations to 'stymie requiring their oasis. Money easy ;gold , gold, 25k per cent premium. The vekat ' a sa Is o 7 l 2 2 7f 15 4. 1110 OA Seethe 8.-Chen team, to accept of anything more than a cigar, as they are 8 8 n n 47 Nelsoriotreet. Pros intolerable pain, lasting, with little or no relief stock market is much excited, with a strong up- ?. u ie e Toolz t° 7 7:.20.1 sr 3 L L 5 4 e &It D., F. 8.6.. Profemo regularly and sufficieed'by the or even of sleep, for months and often years, en to take fees. Foy, p a i d ei , g ° r amie& end for. ward reaction ; New York Centrals, 127 ; Illinois u t h ' bro s° hroae '2 .. .7. ris s 66.0 2 altt 3 1 i t: l ' adas 'ii--. i.rasid.R T ; ta. ending only with the loss of a part or the whole of my is a paramount eeeie d e • visit ors aiseee • . a-eeadecl;mie to whom 6:m aw :L .- a sharee, 120 i ; Erie, 107 ; Six per Cent. United Penzance M.145 69 2 5.8.1. 114 b RIO a ..e41004 ..04in;, Brest the jawbone. The patient becomes irritable, his free ad m i ss i on day, and many parties of indigenous sight- S tat es Bqada, M l' L'Olitat 51.13 01 2 S.E.W. 716 e au Beetkit C. -Geolo nervous system is highly excited, he loses strength, seas, to whom Pompeii under the old olivine would have Enchefort suffers attacks of diarrhoea and low fever, and after hem a tsbomd city , now "Mt themndem °I the pray The QUEBNSTOWl•f. Ammer 27. Plymouth The Inman steamer City of Manchester, from w.P."'"P; h •••• e „, ta ne te ex °8 2 S 0. 15 1 1 . 11 4. W. 5 b re e p a rk . lomean• Si lingering for • longer time than might be thought this afforded them te gaze on the habitations a their • an. New York on the 15th instant, arrived here at 8 t i l ru e:r t- *•• taiiii i L aw. 6 il c o 0:62 - irk, F.R.S. •Ji possible, is at length worn out and dies. Such is " "erg. The Havre regatta took place on Sunday, in pre- gangers, and 140,300 dollars in specie. She pro- Dover 20.e6 eis 2 W.S.W. 215 r 0.711 5 D.-LODI° a.m. to-day, with 47 cabin and 136 steerage pas- Yarm outh ma sly, 1 SOW. 4DI r & a In the 00 u 0011 eh" the picture drawn by Dr. Lrratar from actual Heligoland - 4 M.D., F.H.8., Prof experience. snob of Prince Napoleon sad an Humus* .. . ..... " maw " el P m ' seeded for livarnned at 2to . ~. ..-...... Edinbarsh. Secrets QIJEENSTOWN, Auousr27. The Inman steamer City of Manchester, from New York on the 16th instant, arrived here at 8 am. to-day, with 47 cabin and 136 steerage pas sengers, and 140,300 dollars in specie. She pro ceeded for Liverpool at 8.10 am. Her news has been anticipated. The Havre regatta took place on Sunday, in pre sume of Pelee@ Napolsm sad aa imams* oreecoares of per sons assembled from the eavirona. as well se from Dieppe, Rouse, and Paris. There were ten races in all, for every description of small craft. The prince presided at the dis tribution of prizes on the following day. A prise of 1,50012., offered for French &heroism by the Duke de Itiansues, woe by the Zephyr, of Caecale. The crew, madam to ex pram their gratitude to Queen Christioa, went to her mei dime at Moodeeir to offer her a handsome bouquet. TWO, from being in mourning for her son, she receives awe at present, she consented to depart from her ride • this measion, and, after accepting the bouquet, dismissed time lair Isso with a proof of her generosity. Preakfort, for the first time, has got up • race ems, sad inaugurated races, with • greed stand and all all requisite. of this turf ammement. The sway has succeeded well at Esdee-Badge, mid to doubt ie time will be a success at Frankfort and ilombourg, for the visitors hors the green tables sad mineral springs of that famed resort were os the pound, the omen being within a moderate dietetics from the town of Hesse-Hom bourg. The remark►ble feature of the races wee the pre sence of the Emperor of Austria and several of the Germs sovereigns, who took • lively interest in the &miens of the day. There was alm • goodly master of foreigners of all mations, and such a meeting of Kaiser, Emig", Graeber. togs, Freiherr., and lesser people, as never before met to gether for open-air plasm* and pastime. The Emperor took additional pitmen ia the steeplechase, or the nos of the day. His lialeety rods • long way with the metesidieg horses, and after the contest spoke freely with meet of the riders, and was prophesying the sport becoming powder I. Germany. The prizes see too low to fora' forreig• ►uses, the highest being only 120 &rim. This dreadful disease is caused by the circum stance that the persons employed in the manufac ture are exposed to an atmosphere charged with phosphorus. The vapour spreads not only over the shops in which it is produced, but to almost every part of the premises. But, dreadful as the disease is, it can be prevented. Indeed, in some of the large manufactories the arrange ments in the way of ventilation and cleanliness are such as to reduce almost to a minimum the proba bilities of the deplorable results which we have described. Nevertheless, even out of ten large firms examined by Mr. WHIT; the arrangements were far from satisfactory ; whilet out of forty eight small places of work only fourteen appear to have been airy, clean, and so constructed as to provide a safeguard against the disease. All the rest were conspicuous for the contrary, and their state inevitably exposed the persons working in them to the worst evils attending that species of employment. PltollAnil TRIDAY. 011 THE SATURDAY. N. E. to N. W. and &W., Noara-li•sr. B.E. to B.W. NA N W., strong, a gale In strong, squally, un places, rainy. settled. S.E. to B.W. and to N., Wes? CoAsrs. N Inch to a gale, with ruin. &E. to W. fresh to a BotrnaCoasrs. 8. gale, with Ma. B.S.E. to W.& W., soma-Las:. (Nab to • gale, with rain. The Milan Chr-ette publishes a petition addressed by a deputy to King Victor Emmanuel, asking the pardon of the men condemned for the aerie of Asprontonte. There Are extraonlifikry accounts of the effects of • hiaricese which followed the resent very rapid change of temperature at Toulon. The forest of Mores had been set on fire either by the carelessnees or design of some thepberd or hunter, and the wind, which rose in en instant, caused the conflagration to spread over the whole forest. The largest trees--pines chiefly —were coosumed in • few minutes, and the fire spread with as awful rapidity. The tocsin was sounding when the last accounts were for warded, and the whole garrison and the population of four communes were employed in vain efforts to arrest the destruction. Pujet, Pignan, Pierrefen, and Collobrieree are the places which were most in danger . DERPATCH OF THE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAlLS.—Yeaterday the Liverpool, New York, sa d Phila delphia Company's steamer City of New York, was de spatched for New York, with malls for the United States, shout 80 cabin puseogers, and a large cargo. To-dey the Quebec and Montreal Royal Mail steamer Nova Scotian will leave the Mersey for Quebec, with mails for the (lofted States and Canada. The box at the Liverpool Poet-office for late despatches rid Londonderry will be open until 130 pan. The Cunard Royal Mall 'teenier Scotia, will be despatched from the Mersey for New York on Saturday next. The box at the Liverpool Post-office will he open for the receipt of letters until 8.30 a.m. Late despatches rid Qtreeastown will be received until 8.30 p.m. without, and 'Mil 9.30 p.m. with, late fee of Id. to S. W.. strong. a gale In places, un settled. .W. to N. and back, strong, squally. W. to N.N. W. and back to S. W., unsettled. North-Pwatt--Calthness to Norfolk. West=Donegal to Cer► wall. South=eltannel and Day Couto. South-Lest , -Stault at Dover to Norfolk. The ceremony of " turning the first sod " of the Banbridge Extension Railway was performed at Banbridge on Saturday by the Marquis of Downsbire. This line, whelk will be about 1.; miles loog, will join the Banbridge and Lis burn Railway at Banbridge, and motions it to a abort dire taooe beyond Ballyroueybridge, wbenee a breech line about two miles in length will nut to Rathlril►nd. The government have been asafased to pay Mr. Seely, M.P., 2,883 t. for land whMh they require from that gentleman's estate at Mattiatoes, M the Isle of Wight, for the pat pose of the ne. fortiBeatiou■ there. The land taken by government includes the celebrated fossil forest, the El doted° of geologists in the island. It is true that the class of children employed is described as the poorest of the poor and the lowest of the low. The disagreeable and dangerous character of the employment produces this result. But the humble character of the workpeople, ao far from being a reason for declining to legislate, THE Funtwi AGAIN. —OU Sunday, between 2 and 3 p.m., a loon, raked; black.hulled &tourer was seen Nome miles off Cork harbour. She was steaming very fast down °holiest towards the Old Head of Kumar,. evidently oo the track of Yankee vessels. From her general appear ance sad swiftnese the mysterious craft is supposed to have bees the Florida of the Confederate navy. THE PRESIDENT'S ADDREIIB. THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, WISDNIIIMY NIGHT. The lieslimittary committee meetings having been held this morning, the Mosiness of the sasociadon was fairly oommereed to-night by the delivery of the inaugural address from the president., Sir WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. The hall was densely crowded on this occasion by one of the most brilliant and distinguished audience. that have probably ever aseembled in Newceatle, and the address was listened to with the deepest attention. On rising to deliver it Sir William was greeted with enthusiastic applause. Hs commenced with a rapid sketch of the program in physical knowledge during the qu►rter of a century which hen elapsed slows the association but assembled In that town, referring specially to the railway system, to the coal and water supply, and to the prevention of smoke. Io warming houses, he said, we consume in our open fires ab ' , at five times as much coal as will produce the same heating effect when burnt in a close and properly-constructed stove. "These are homely considerations—too much so, perhaps, for an smoothly like this ; but I trust that an O&M. redwing • useless expenditure exceeding in amount oar is come-tax, and capable of being rectified by attention to sci entific principles, may not be deemed unworthy of the notice of some of those whom I have the honour of addressing." Sir William alluded also to the result' obtained by science, by which we are enabled to test the materials of which the sun is made, and prove their identity, in part at least, with those of our planet. The spectrum experiments of Bunsen and Kirchhoff have not only shown all this, but they have also corroborated previous conjectures as to the luminous enve lope of the son. By Mr. Nsamyth's remarkable die oovery, it appears that the bright surface of the sun is composed of an aggregation of apparently solid forms shaped like willow leaves or mime well-known forms of diatomaoere, and interlacing one another in every direction. The forms are so regular in size and shape as to have led to • suggestion from one of our pro foundest philosophers of their being organisms possibly even partaking of the nature of life, but at all *yenta closely connected with the heating and vivifying in. fluenoss of the sun. Three mysterious objects which, since Mr. Nassmyth discovered them, have been sees by other observers as well, ►re computed to be each not lees than 1,000 miles in length and about 100 miles in breadth. The enormous chasms in the sun's photosphere, to which we apply the diminutive term "spots," exhibit the ex tremities of these leaf-like bodies pointing inwards, and fringing the aides of the cavern far down into the abyss. Sometimes they form a sort of rope or bridge SMOG the chasm, and appear to adhere to one another by lateral at traction. The sympathy also which appears to exist be tween forms operating in the sun and magnetic forces belonging to the earth merited • continuance of that close attention which it has already received from the British Association, and of labours such as General Sabine has with so much ability and effect devoted to the elucidation of the subject. Sir William then briefly alluded to the progress of our knowledge of meteorology, to the "science of gunnery," and its connexion with the dynamical theory of heat, and to Professor Tynd•ll's recent discoveries respecting the absorption and radiation of heat by vapours and permanent pees. With regard to the much-debated question of weights and measures, he said that whatever difference of opinion there may be as to the comparative merits of decimal and duodecimal division, there can at all evade be noes as to the importance of assimilating the systems of mesamement in different countries. It is much to be regretted that two standards of measure so nearly alike as the English yard and the French metre should not be made absolutely identical. The metric system has already been adopted by other nations besides France, and is the only one (thinks the president of the British Association) which has any chance of becoming universal. He could speak from personal experience of the superiority of decimal measurement in all cases where accuracy is re quired in mechanical construction. In the Elswick Works, as well as in some other large establishments of the same description, the inch is adopted as the unit, and all frac tional parte are expressed in decimals. No difficulty has been experienced in h►bitu►ting the workmen to the use of this method, and it has greatly contributed to precision of workm►nship. After touching spot' the recent discovery of the source of the Nile, Sir William referred to the Dar winian theory of natural selection, • theory which, when fully enunciated, founds the pedigree of living nature upon the most elementary form of vitalised matter. "One step further would carry us hack, without greater violence to probability, to inorganic rudiments, and then we should be called upon to recognise in ourselves, and in the exquisite elaborations of the ani mal and vegetable kingdoms, the althea,' results of mere materiel forces left free to follow their own unguided ten dencies. Sorely our minds would in that cam be more oppressed with • sense of the miraculous than they now are in attributing the wondrous things around us to thee:restive hand of • Great presiding Intelligence. The evidences bearing upon the antiquity of man have been risoently pro duced, in • collected and most logically treated form, by Sir Charles Lyell. It seems no longer possible to doubt that the human race has existed on the earth is a barbs• riaa state for a period far exceeding the limit of historical record ; but, notwithstanding this great antiquity, the proofs still remain unaltered that men is the latest as well as the noblest work of God." Sir William concluded by saying— •' I will not run the risk of wearying this assembly by extending my remarks to other branches of science. In con. elusion, I will express • bops that when the time again comae round to receive the British Association in this town, its members will find the interval to have been as fruitful as the corresponding period on which we tow look hack. The tendency of progress is to quicken progress, because every acquisition in science is so much vantage pound fo r fresh attainment. We may expect, therefore, to increase our speed as we struggle forward ; but, however high we climb in the pursuit of knowledge, we shall still see heights above us ; end the more we extend oar view, the more oat scions we shall be of the immensity which lies beyond." The weather, which was very wet in this locality yaierday, is fine this morning. The business proceedings are being cos ducted at the New Savings Bask, Weetgatestreet, the re entices room there being a noble apartment. The council of the association met this Dunning at 10 o'clock, at the Literary and Philosophical Society, to arrange the prelimi nary business. This afternoon, at two o'clock, the goosed committee met sod appointed the sectional committees. The following is the list of presidents and secretaries for each section : Section A. —Mathematical and Physical Science. Is the Friends' Meeting-house. President—W. J. Idszquorn Ran kine C.E., LL.D., F.R.S.. L. and L, Professor of En aine;sing in tie University of Glasgow. Seerelarico—Pro fewer &evilly, LL.D. ; Rev. C. T. Whitley, Y.A. -• • - Section B. - Chemical Science. In the Lecture-room, Nelsonetreet. Presidest—Alexander W . Williamson. Ph. D., F.R.S., Professor of Chemistry in University College, Loudest, President of the Chemical Society. Secretaries PrOINMOt Liveing, M.A. F.C.S. ; A. Vernon Harcourt, IL A., F.C.S. • H. L Patiasson ; J. C. Stevenma. Section C.—Violas,. In the Menlo Hall, Nelson-street. Presideot—Warringten W. Smith, F.R.S., F. 0.8., Professor of Mining and Miseralogy at the Royal School of Mines. Leaden. Secretaries—H. C. Sorby, F.B.S. ;T. &smith, F.R.S. ; Jobs Dudish. Section D.—Zoology and Botany, includieg Physiology. In the Council Chamber. Prosidest—J. Hutton Balfour, M.D., PALS., Professor of Botany in the University of Edinburgh. Seeretariee—Dr. E. P. Wright, Rev. IL B. Tristram, Dr. Charlton. A Subsection of Physiology was appointed, under the presidency of Dr. Rolleetoo, Professor of Physiology in the University of Oxford. Secretaries—Dr. E. Smith, F.R.S., Dr. Embletoo. It will meet in the Medical School. . • . Sella E—Goorm — PT;:nd Ethnology. In the Large As. sembly Room. President—Sir Roderick 1. flureidsoe. K. C. 8.,G.C. St. ,F.R.S. , D irenter•Gea e rat of the Geological Society of the United Kingdom. Secretaries—Clarence Markham, F.R.G.S., Thomas Wright, M.A., R. S. Watana. Section F.—Romanic Science and Statistics. Is the Small Assembly Room. President—William Tile, M.P., F.R.S. Secretaries—F. Purdy, T. Doubleday. Section o.—Mechanical Mclean*. la the Lecture Room, Literary and Philosophical Society. Presidest—Rev. Robert Willis, M.A., F.R.S, Jacksonian Professor of Natund and Experimental Philosophy In the Usiversity of Cambridge. Secretaries—P. L. Neve Foster, ICA., P. Westmacott, J. F. Spencer. Lord Palmerston has consented to distribute the prim to the enccessful rompetkore of the Margate Rifle Corps early is September. Despatches were received yeaterlay at the Colo nial•office from the Governor of St. Helium, end from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands. it... patches nem sent to the Governors of Malta. the Mauritius, Nylon, Hong• Kong, Labuan, the Australian colonies, aid Gibraltar. A deputation from the parish of St. Luke, Middlesex, ceesietiog of Mr. Wilson, Mr. Walker, Mr. rearson (clerk). and Mr. Herne (assistant clerk). bad as interview yeeterday with the Rigbt Roo. C. P. Vain, at the aka et the Poor•law Hoard, Whitehall. LONDON GZMIRALOXII LBW COIL l'A N Traffic receipts for the week setting Aug. TA 11,2781. Us. AL BOILER EXPLOSION AT SOUTHAMPTON. (THIS DAY.) (111 T ZLIDCI7.IC AND DITERSATIONAL ITIMILAPH.) (nos ova owx ootssarosoirr.) SOUTHAMPTON, THOINDAT MONNINu. A terrific boiler explosion took place this morn.! ing at Driver's saw mills, in this town. The boiler and engine house were blown to plows ; portions at the building were blown OD to the neighbouring roofs, and panes of glass In the neighbouring street s were broken. The ezploaion was heard two min off. Fortunately the accident happened at a quinte t before six, just as the workmen were sancinbling ordains, Had it happened al minutes later a grog low of life world have taken place. THE GERMAN GYMNASTIC SOCIETY en? LONDON. The second anniversary of this society 111.4 hinted yesterday at the Crystal Palace, sod in spite most unfavourable weather, it was on the whole a wont sucoessor of the inaugural festival which took place at tb same place last year. In originating this institution, u, German residents in London followed an example wine has for some time been conspicuously exhibited in Germain and have proved that, though denizens of • foreign lan_ they are still moved by the most ardent patriotic eeir meets. The gymnastic exercises which the society fo.ten are at coos a manly form of recreation, and a pretext periodical gatherings in which the national sentiment tint enthusiastic expression in a foreign land. Two o'clock was the hoar tined for commencirg th, gymnastic sports. At that hour the rain was c ,, inin t down pitilessly ; but, notwithstanding this drawback, was determined that the programme should, if poesiUr, h, observed. Accordingly • procession was formed in tht north wing of the F'alsce, whence it proceeded w th, gymnasium in the cricket-ground. The prociantoo, stud was headed by the band of the Loodon Irish Rifle Corp•cos. sisted of the members of the Festival Committee, the deputi es of the German Singing Clubs in London, and a largeoniaber of members of the Gymnastic Society. The procession having arrived at the cricket ground, nothing daunted by as incesiant shower, the President of the society, Yr. Rama. stein, addressed those who were anem b led. lie ra (erred, in terms of satisfaction, to the progress male by the society during the last year. It was nom he said, the most important amongst the sissy German societies of London, and had found favour apt only amongst the Germans , but also mom* the Englim. Souse format English members had now tetablishad a society of their own, with which, u• matter of comae, the mart cordial relations existed. He thee alluded to the gnat i n niportanoe of physical education to the future of Germany. Mental development did not suffice. A Dania to be powerful most have under its will the strati arm to carry out the behests of the mind. If a Wince between physical and menial development could be secured for Germany, it would stand at the head of all natioos. The competition for prizes—that being the form which the etriotly part of the festival assumed—was this with, °militias chiefly of vanities over 'media Dress and bars, the climbing of ropes, long and high leap ing, and running. Wrestling, which was included in the programme, was omitted in consequence of the slippery state of the ground. The immediate result of the compete. lion, which lasted about two hours, was that prises and honourable mentions were awarded to the folloWiag Priam : 1. Diets, Holstein ; 2. Buttock. Trine ;3. Bohm, Thuitaic ; 1. Grossman, Switzerland; 5. Lade huger. Gleidistz ; 6. Grotkass, Aloes. Honourable roe. tioos : Bolle, Itchrrnoser, FrUschels, Wolff (Englishman). After the termination of the contest io the gymnasium a vocal concert took place in the coecert-room of the Palace, the performers being members of various German stwas clubs in London. Under the direction of Mehl, number of part songs were sung with great spirit. The last of these was the celebrated Germs song, " Was ist des Dentachen Vaterland "—what is the German's fatherland—which was sung with as electric enthusiasm that extended even to the Euglish portion of its auditory ; while the German listeners glowed and glaussi with enthusiasm. In response to irresistible encores it en repeated. Shortly after seven a banquet took place in the .ouu wing of the Palace, and was attended by about 350 perms, including a considerable number of ladle', who had pre vioualy braved the elements to witness the igiariasi: display. The Chairman (Mr. Rsvenstein) in proposing the first toast, namely, " Germany, the Fatherland," re. marked that there was a time when Germans *brad were almost ashamed of their fatherland, but now, it consequence of its altered position, they were proud of it, And he hoped that those who had that day shown their powers of eedurance in the spec* in the midst of discouraging weather, would, whenever called upon, display a similar spirit and energy in behalf of their native country. The toast was drunk with great enths. sisam, and was followed by the national song of the Vette land. Herr Heiotzmsnn proposed " Old England," at. pressing admiration of this country, and urging his countrymen to imitate the patriotic enthusiasm of Englishmen as evinced in all parts of the world. Where. ever they were living for the time, let their cry be, " Ger. many for ever !" The toast was most heartily responded to. Mr. Ilerndes proposed. " The Gymnastic Society," which was also cordially received. Other toasts followed, and the spirit of the anniversary was well maintained up to a late hour. it is an interesting fact in conoexion with this celebration that an association ha, been formed to erect a ball for the purposes of the Gymnastic Society, and kindred German object,. about 6,0001. is required, and it is intended to vales the amount by shares of M. each. 1,2001. has already been subscribed, and a site has bees secured in the vicinity of King's-crone. It should be added, that in the course of the afternoon Mr. Bowley, the manager of the Crystal Palace Company, intimated to the council of the society that, in consequence of the Weiss of the weather on that occasion, the Palace would, if they desired it, be placed at their disposal for a supplementary Me without any charge to the members for admission. . . It is bat justice to say, that the ditmer provided on this oocasiom at a very moderate price, wu highly creditable to the purveyors. THE FATAL STABBING CASE IN LEEDS. VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. Yesterday, Mr. Blackburn, the Leeds borough caroller, resumed at the Towu•hall the inquest on the body of Anthony Golding, aged 26 which bad been adjourned f ro m Monday. It will be remembered that soon after midnight on Sunday as Irish row took place is Erick-street, York =and the deceased was stabbed by a man said to be Hirley, or Patch. Patrick Hirley, the person accused of nulling the death of the deceased, who had been apprehended at Gtley, was brought la custody before the Coroner and jury. Mr. Granger, solicitor, appeared for him. The Coroner, in justice to the prisoner, read over the evidence takes in his absence on Monday, excepting that of John Macdonald and his wife, which he said he had struck out. After hearing further evidence, the Coroner in the course of hie summing up said In this case the prisoner, it W./ rid, was going about the street using threatening language. with an open knife in his hand. The deceased took no part in the affray. He offered no provocation, and was wholly and entirely an unoffetoling party. Unfortunately for him, be was looking on, and when the prisoner came by he offered words of peace to him, upon whichtbe prisoner struck him with a knife and canned his death. Assuming that the man who wee dead had been Fee, or any of the party who had been so. gaged in a fray with the deceased, and a knife had been used with fatal effect, he should have said the case was one of manslaughter But considering the deceased took no part in the affray, and that the prisoner, if he was the man who indicted the injury, must have kaolin he was not in the fray, because rhe was standing far off, and he heard him offering words of peace as being an uooffendiog party • then, under such curnstances, the stabbing was clearly and beyond all doubt wilful murder. The only other question was whether the prisoner at the bar was the party who inflicted the injury ; and if the jury thought be was, then they would any be was guilty of wilful murder. If they did not think he wan the man, or they had soy doubt about it, thee they taut give him the benefit of it. The pay retired to consider their venlict. and in halloo." hour found one of " Wilful murder whist Patrick Hirley. The prisoner (who appeared staggered by the decisiou)— But I'm net guilty of that crime. The Coroner then made out his w.urmt for the prisooer's committal to take his trial at the York winter gaol de. livery. A rumour (says the Rath Chrmaic/c) is freely cir sultted that Mr. Serjesnt Kinglake islands shortly retinal from the Winters Circuit. DONDEL—FREEDOM or THE &MAU TO EARL RUOOELL.—A opeciel meth]; of the Dundee Town Council was held yestenlay —Provost Parker presidieg —when it was unasimously resolved to invite Earl ltuesell to a public dinner. and to confer the freedom of the burgh on his lordship oe the 10th proximo, the day after the opening of the Baxter Park, at which demonstration be has impressed his intention of being prompt If this was not consistent with the arrangementa of the noble earl, it was resolved that he should be requneted to accept the freedom of the burgh on the forenoon of the day fixed for the opening of the park.—Ediebury4 Courant. - • • LADY ANGLERS. —A ugling is now one of the most ' fashionable amusement' for ladies. The Prioress of Wales is frequently to be seen, rod in hand, on the banks of the Dee or its. tributaries. On Thursday last, Lady Caroline Gordon Lennox went fishing on the Spar, and met with re markable success. irking two grilses of $ll.. and : and ow Friday her ladyship eaushta salmon of !Mb. —sltaafish. re Journal. A riot took place among the female convict , . :it Parkhurst prison last week, aai t h e military had to be calhd is to gull it , • 6.