The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-25 00:00:00

1\ EWSPAP E R , 411: . .,"" 4- r 4: 1 r (.!.ii_tl&,‘, o Tt j e ' 1 , 1 . --- sd Ilet, 4 ' altaxa ---,, _ 1 , f • ~~~ 7 ~Y~"~-sue/ 7 • ~„_. ... • • - I+ ..- - ~,,~/ /~L-~ ~. -,. v Na 5,344.] Gii!'UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope C ad Madras.--STLUI COMMUNICATION between LON PUN end INDIA by the tnamatileent Fleet of Steamers behoves, p the Ewa ladles and London Shipping Company ',Limited). its well.knosra clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLSICK, 4763 lora, 100-bors• power, G. & BIRD, Commander, SOW outing In the Fleporia ;Lowden) Docks, will Wave on the I; th .ktober, embarking pawners at and leaving Gravesend on the 100th October, for Calcutta, calling at the Caps of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has bees thoroughly refitted. has first-rate accommodation tar passenger., and writ :wry an experienced surgeon; also • stewardess, The average pump of thaw stemmas he been 70 days to Madras. some of them malting the shorted passages cm record. The Uss will be continued on the 10th of each succeeding mouth, with the strictest pnoctuallty, by cos of this Company s fleet of auzubry screw siesta ships For freight or pasenur apply to Grindley sad Ow, 46. garthe meat-street, &W. ; the brokers, Alfred bent sad Co., IMI, Leadenhallstreet, &C.: or at the Offices of the Commay, p, ktnacing.inoe, Lo don, KC.: where also applications for ap potatments am midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. {,ZYDNEY Direct, iu 70 days, by the magnificent new river-built clipper-alp COTA, A 1, II years, 1,050 tons. l,edlng In the East Doha Docks. Mb; splendid vessel. Putt Lunched by Messrs. Dudgeon and Co., baa been bent under the Inspection of the owners upon the most appeared prin. Gples of Laval architectxre to ensure speed mill sail pan/s -nuffy on the ith October., end la expected to 'sake the :wage out In under 70 days. Her commodious saloon and econd class cabins, which are el„tht feet high, are now being :tied In the most superb manner, to afford such accommodation t4=arma cm be found la so other vessel loading for She if . or freight or purge apply to GHILLN, 103124J0H, and Co., K lesolturchutreet, LC. FROM LIVERPOOL Olt QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK I LIVMPOOL, NEW YOHJE, mid STLAMRIILT COMPANY fa m& Ma gda:Mai Ober Ilaßpossted Clyde•ballt Inca Screw Stesa abige. canybig tbe OVUM Stdas mit, PROW LIV ta .'SPOOL a FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF SAVIIIIORE, Wednesday, Sept. TO, • CITY OF ITYLRICK, Saturday, Oct. R CITY Of NEW YORE. Wednesday, Oct. 7. 71117 A. Wednesday, 0.. t. 14. AM may Wednesday, and every aliernate Saturday. Cellitilsimps by ttieeeallßeamers sailing every dais=, 16. mil 31 Redeem accenting to the accout by Ike 6Owday's steamers, 13 guineas. lomat an .. .. bubseng all provaaoas cooked. Pawnor' tee Canada. the Called States, and lOWA Colassals. Nab/ ihrsash OS very advantageous term—For (briber particulars apply to WILLIAM INNIAIt, 33, Water-street. Liverpool; se to MUNI sad SEAMY. el. Lad Wtlllaassaves. Clay. ROTTERDAM and the RHINZ.—TWICZ a WUCIE.-11kepoidkotosmotHATAtr1ilt.0.884. W. SMITI, from the *lda mot Foreign !em-wtort, Winn*. rtyry Isaalsy, at 11 a.m. Yam SS Ss, sal 178. return. AM., Ss.. m 1.4111. N. mow-BW~ IMI1006.1) tram off the Tower arm Thundal morals. only. Porn. tl 881 Itllß—Yerl6roook tam rater to S6B plated Epostadi thoe Ws. I. CILALLINII Ualviessl 011os. W.. or to NHL. LIM teal PUILLIPPI. 1.04420. iR BIUDIEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brow wick, sal Csetral Ilwassay Sniff 7111723 DAT, by lie Safi Ciormsm Lloyd's splimild 11.1111MIK1 beIIWALBE. CONMAor MOWI from Horsolydown. as 11 La. =Moe at Pt far pasmogres at Dom luso to Bremen: t 2 sod Al: rotors Set ma, AS aad tl Um.—Apply at c.aanters llatmrsal Ma, ltegent-dreos, W.: or So PAILLAITS. sad PIUILIPPA, 11, Rood-lane. KG LONDON and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE nomPaariiA ibe capital. [l,ooo,ooo—Late aspinei. ZlOO.OOO. oudon-7X and 74, ' Willismareet, LC. Lverpool— Etrolniatuall With some and Foreign Branches and Agencies. hasnmaas Nowt Loss by Me on every description ot pro. paty, hoth at home anti abroad, et moderate rates. fasasunces at noted eM... Late eries annhallenseattle. trom extra premium for foreign residence. Nosfinisinme of life policies. law Mee at panda= itartralftlit fir rib par Dent., of the profits divided menet PlitridiSsting holden. pares me book provectut. shoved to solicitors and others. W. P. CLILEHUGE, emirs! Warw. (lIIARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASEURANCE ILA 00XPAlit NLlLo u L d ohard.aireet, London, HA Babreibed moral, A 2,000.000. Crams-81r YONTO 7111qUHAB Bart, X.?. BOrorr-aurrias —MULL= WILLIAM CURTIS, Zvi, Mary Halm Brews, Zig. O. J. Shaw Wane, lA. B. boairmeartarm. John Martin, Ben. arriva P. /reels liart Thn 2 r .. esUnhand Mitchell, Nag. Jam Xenia, Lg. Sr Wane" B. , Batt Henry Norman, /..sq. Airs Ocriair. Henry B. Reynolds, Big. ThorareArarry, la k M.P. A J. ,aria, Ban. MEG. Ns M.P. Henry Vise, Bp. rals Mins, 764. AtIDIT4I,I _ . . Leh Loyd. Bas, —........,-- I Hoary Sykes Thorntom raii. Comeltai Was. Ain., lisq. 1 Noel Whiting. lot. Ilea Tima* Beq., Secretary ; Some Brown, amt., Adeary. WI IMPAATMINT.—Under the prevision et aa AM ef Wawa* this Company now often to new insurers Wig pm Otal if as pions, at qutmosualei divisions, sr stow rats gMsm of wiliest participation of profit& mama at f the la 1931. the of to the o sawed has Company mosedod la essh rase stopre sents equivalent remedosary bairn et lir division of profits at Chriotmsa MO, Um Lib Amammen s la Mee, with mistingMee, hansom thereon, _assonsted i to upersei ad 8477/0,000, —~,Qs incense treat ths Lb lanaca 1 OSlt i e imam sad the life Ammo* Yam% indepow p mital. essesded Z 1.614000 MilllZST.—lnanranois ate effeeted spoil every I VOW ir pemperty et base lad abroad at seedowMo team blosunellia ereafkai a sew Insonmes lapsed dm lispan2erlho smassi peeminto and duty, whim W pronines ammais Wei _ . .. ... . ChM"' rltoTwelly and promptly tattled. NOTICZ 111 11.101103 011aN that PIES POLICIES Which ppm at 111CRAILMAS moat ba mama Elkin Maas dap at alloo, or w Mr. hams, Nw 1, P. Jsaaataatrata, amsar at Panama : air Wit the cotapaqrs Berta limmidwast, tie Pas dna, Wombs they bsocnapil. =one far prospectuses aadapetatt to be Pails to the SECRETABY, and ultimate Manager, WANTED, for a Businces established upwards of 70 years, Meat to o De Iz m eeellmr . t i t=ek . e .r opszazf r ;r4s=a m eg wer mos ; mmet be et gentlemanly manatee, Islet diasterar, awl peermed to strewn AMA at a per ma, es "mt. el pewit" evetraeled tej be seid ler wants 47,eee.— te IL O. 3n w, In., ediatler, 116, Bania-gtreet. WHABEIALL ea well u the "LLNOILT” it . loth report Willy of the emu at women amby ROM? wAynat, 2, lbelheodose,thoses. LC. Sold by Groom halos Wirehosamme, el a 41014. •- Ageolo, L Lewis sad Co., Worthelec 4 1151tN1T1711,1C CitaRUMS FREE to Any PART of tee 11110DOIL Dr i z ag etal . = edema ca=te Of 0 • el • • Bedigea Naga. eseajtit• °. Wingatw lea dna IL int I. laT10; 1/44 Oderearg•L larientel ankers gee aaggegthene taigkedge J O. sad J. MlLD,_ierigional nuiliataddren r o t a * el MIAIIMIZCANDLIM I. ortgat e i i iM Mals‘=„ awarded. sal ask saadles bra M r ow at doutarmy wisdom nose am be ettudall et •111 drillisr• sad la Us Valial Pds• la 114. per pseud : Moo • saw isCßutte& limp MOW* IL amil •41. weds. pabtle moo •••ileasd m... lis• IW. lobel Is ea tar islioto la ar beam whowswaso, awl I to •••••rtmisa.-17•••• BIWA, rabask. LOAM. L OLD ORAIN&—WATRICESTON- r Itopja c r, I. col as di so im al wi te pulls to t Claim porldrool al Illoir °li i : To watftsaildo og y is wags am:. . So (11) iota roill. oft Out pa, at ta IL Sit Par 04 . 8 es Fin OMR 1105 isAkk, Os .11.51.11% Willllll/. YAM el arr. s Ur soil re awllliA amkarksi io the parcirier. Wskett 110101 4 illatiblir ral ♦ /Mr rammiekios on Os *wt. 'Aka ahopd barter Is lie S.UI or 4T sad Odasalika—ksasakzeory 16, lks/10/55150* Ovraskomisk 15•45•5 W.C. =XL Amara Ark a Oaks Swears kr 15. rek.--111.11. almillkorsls &medal. la Ss maim NA es 52055671•41- GOLDING BIRD on GALVANIC BANDS certltylgt to the IngsguMg of PUMP. YACIIEJCS PATENT GALVANIC CHAIN ILAN titi. HILTS, leils physiebui refund tiara* nal stonntol7 he the ths 1111111111111104 Warabia at then Scants betterion Prices el Bats =ir le yell% to th,oo offered ha lig she= 3s. Oa.; WA Pea otta•Electric belts, de., Dow greatly hen Is. So UN., tho efficacy al which csa be grog uiteedy Crabbed Venda Bialdl. tor faggoting *hew* slid meow, I. to tea. Prospectus urn* coigns*: numsrogn send mots et can in ,be Me. asersigis, sad gsulg aml S =7110. 1 41111. lengeglog, ocestgank* oath" I. L. IrLvIIIMACHER sad CO., 73, Oxfordian* Lad* MO the CORM:UM/T.—Dr. DIIOHILt3NIS DITPABC Nes petectibed new Velemtem for peresenebe adze to loes some of thou. sopef•seme lie, sell emicell sw•whe• plow Ile seligut prepotese Mimi • dal* • &,o. OW It aft sees the system wills* Imailk.44kaas. awl 00. ~AZ= Val t see b r le. Ti as# aiwiLV . oo r e a pri p trlt i rl i ew= ll .! u •;•gutlw dm!" I•sotarow. W. 471LAIP8 001WILWI MUM r:II7MA la Os Pails sdd . loadsos & Bplials, =der Or OM II Omilivisr, Mead Lew& lapel isi INA Cielfs as N s ... so h issi.• me Is add. us sze rassiter O.K. al O. Maws% Yearhoilmonit, Oe • • • t THX STAR and GARTER HOTELCOMPANY, (Limited:, ItirlinceuL Surrey. Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1c62, with limited Clapped L 120,000, In 12,000 shares. of tlO each. Deposit /I per share, and ft on allotment. Calls not to exceed XS, at inter vals of not less than three mouths. D'IL ( T9,I: The Hight Hon. the Lord DY TABLBY. st Lower Hrook4treet, The lion. Gerald Chetwynd Talbot, ladle Board, Cannon.row, Westmkater ; and Surbitos. The Huh Henry William Petri, the Bedford& Bamford. Henry Augnetne Murray, Val.. Ss, Parkwtreet, Gramme-square. John staotaa, Bah., TM Albion, Aides igatewtreet. Joseph Underwood, Esq. Underwood, and Co., leattbeapj, 5, Hyde Park Gardens. 151.1111Z1L Maim Ransom &n•erie, and Co, 1, Pall-men, East. Mears. Molnar, Lubbock, and LO. Isonnardetreet. douccroas—llessrs, Marching end Peed, 30, Great George-street, ----- Coleman, okenhe ase-ya EN. (Coleman, Turqsand, Youngs. and Co.;. Trtl, LC. Licionet—Edward IL Barry, litsq , I, Old Palamyerd. watualnster. _ _ Bopoix—J. G. Boas, Req., S. Book I.lmosbas, latirtrary, Loodon. Le or Stack liuhange. SWEET/IT —Angturtus Browse, Sol 171, Gloat Goorre-rtroot. WoOntuaoer. Mica-1M Great GeonseTetreet, ireetzenater, corner of Parlionsentoeseeet. ABRIDGED The Star and Garter at liasaiWrid-wide celebrity. This Is due not only to Its situatloo, which is unsurpassed, but also to Its high nmotalton tor Wein and, mitertalunient pur. posse. The current bottom Ms ewitgrows the protterlinne of tbs pre .hicalc.....aend there is • meat demand for increased hotel, to mneeetion with the establishment. The Oiled of thds ftnipan , is to meet this dilicolty, and Whig purebred the hotel sod goodwill of the business Improve ' and enlarge the present building. The property will be conveyed to the Comm:ryas freehold. and upon Woo Noce as the directors, with competes; giroiseslonal advice. believe to be moderate. The furniture, stook in trade, and wines, won be taken at a valuation._ In order tookeep — the pneen — t7eMWetion Ideatilled with the house, arrangements ham been aide with Mr. George Skim the present proprietor. to set aa Managing rector the Company for a period ottwo yeera. if dleeind so B o do fh ta rut, added to the pretence al 11r. Maples on the Bawd, will maitre more than ordinary attention to the &Who, preetkal management. The prowled improvements sad additions—the construction of which win bal., arranged u no: to Interfere fora single day with the current baainese—wl4l, It la tatintated. Goa £90.000. The additions, which will consist of eddirlixial wings, and be wore especially designed for hotel purposes. with a dWinat en trance, will be of a substantial character without seedless deco ration.. as this Compeny does with sa hotel and business already it. erdstence, an Immediate income will be forthcoming. The profits upon the can ant Misname ere cerabee rd paying • lair dividend on the whole of the proposed capital, and it is not , too Touch to anticipate that whea the contemplated additions ! and ifupromments have been made the profits will be such as to enure the payment of large dividends upon that capital. Mr. Coleman, of the Om oiColerean, Tarquand, Youngs, and Co., hoe ranged himself of the merlin of the prole*, and will ad persorialls the Company's auditor. As the to of the semi badmen will allow of the pay ment of Interest epee soma received from shareholders without satessing spat capital, interest at R.. 5 per cent. will be allowed ea &Beals trom the day af payment. The MO rate of interest will be allowed on shares paid do preestioe mosey has been or will be paid. The present proprietor has agreed to accept In shame of the Company oefith parted his perchaaemooey, and the greater pert of the capital ha& already been otherwise subsenbed. Applications bar the remaining shares to be nude in the form annexed to the prospectus, with the deposit of di per share to the bankers, Messrs. Ransom. hones* end Co., 1. PiII•ZUJI Fast or Mn.ea Roberta Lubbock, and Os., la, lemberdetrod. be obtained at the eases of the Broker, 11. P latt eluss hambers, bury, C. ;at the °Mom rhea Company, if. Great Georgeacres• Westroeuter, &W. femme of larks mentetreek ; and at the Star and Carter, Bashasond. The liability of each shareholder will be limited to the &ascent of his subscription. If no allotment be made the deposit will be returned In full. THE STAR and GARTER HOTEL COMPANY (Malted). Nov= 18 KEMP GMT, that NO WIMPS ATM CAIIOIIII tar MAR= Is Web Company will be ILEUM VW otter SAYOZDAY. the Mel day at °debar mad—ft ceder, AIMIOSPUE BROWN; So*natio. Dated Ode 1641 day et October. lArl POLYGRAPHIC HALL—Miss HltitkllD and SLUR ILIUYORICS celebrated lIIIAKIMPEIALVI 2111112TAIIIIIIINT. Mehralve et tha Pala ea, Wavered •t 1 damelpahe Muth thh eamt every shy MS: asiorda" et s. hisie by I. C. Beulah% IN.: Selo* Ulm Mabel Brent. hie Beetbla. Hen Dom Ma. Page. Mr. thedvaaa, and She Sank An elem. Booklaii, st the Half King WO- Shoeinet, Strand. trete Is to 5; or Whets of the Musk- Pr RI OXFORD. -RVERY EVENING 8122Crtteta Tow Ur saw aM moat popular OPLitall Ifry Ws Camps/ay. with tall Haad aM Monk cooductod by Mr. T. JONORIWIPS. Conway by trasworta. Daprour W. Boadall. G. atoms Usrl. rid Gawps &s era. Asholaion, ania ad. al Ishiscay, : private bona. 10a 6.1. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by poromimion of IMMIX MCI& Rap.—Priosse r. Madatitaike Via above la ashildie& with various offeciii and Hu provoakoisla by Mr. A. nitliter. IT T IN% ai !di ploma itS lie OILMJIWILY-HALL, illaalmlnsiar4ead. & ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE GHOST. nen version-11w Fah, Foantahs—Geoid Divertiosenseat—Tavonrtte Opera tidection—Nlasels. the sod neat Violinist—Raphael de Botla. the Infant Tenor—laggtole. the areas Indian lappler. STRIT HVININO.—Door open as Nivea. comeemos M helt-past, REMEMBER, w. SUP st XV&NEM ev Wean Ibis Wolk, att., Alfred Comm THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. nada= sad Cleatiwass eau be asemisodatsd with sad liedreeas h tidsr Ilitablidessat at rodents —7'601 AS DAWN (nay aliapsea's. 10% Sicsad) Bra pillar. Maws presided Iss logs aid mall pietist. SAUCIL—.-LICA woaciensaium SAMS. ibis diadem caudliarue. pa smosimad e ta m mdssaus ONLY GOOD SALT Ls prepared .a by VIA ad P 'Ms public are ropseti ally cad masa aratLlar 1414 Jassy sad &add am dug las sad Pandas' roast, as wrapper. Md. WSW ad samPloom• ASK hot AL( sad MARIN, SALM rAainala ast fat impart by tha hap/Wm. Waresdar QOM ad BLACKW/41 • Kamm W,CLAY sal di latch. La.. La : and by grodt's ad Wass malvassily NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE...—The greatest and in total tomtits d the day, AWL AMILIZILL— Ilentis. JUAN 00OISILLL etod sh... 'Mee Leasherni. MOM. brim porhoonoo holier Ileaes*, Wee te the Ws leafy marvellons ~a poollaar isstans the heir lotto prlailise huo—ee nreaeralt arra Th. amerelle lea sow et the proportion of OW OA or raraltat7, Is leaelidat to tie nylon, asid whoa the *One illSond ewe application per some .01 heap II he perles• ember. Mee dR to, par bll5l or ho MN bottles, tea —Joie ileneoll I Co. hose Lae sqopeloted porteraere PAWL tiso /Mew at Waldo. FRASER'S MAGAZINE. toe OCTOBER. trios fa ad. Inland sad Arstaloa. Fa Second Tart of Gathe's Yeas lausel•-• Takm.--Chma- *Taut." Mn XVII. -SUL TM Sketcher In the Wawa Illartiod sod bar Voladot. mad II coals Land. Oa Coasts Thydral asd Mats. As rallkor of the lea Sa nd fardwrilhassamos of tie Old to " adrrtoh" BY Atlas*: modally talk N. Ariley I. Baldahm. farm* to the proposed bctsstYotslSLoadwlorlars. Talspraphio Csammals.tima -IL lemainsa Isslasd mad Pao- Ow tie Trassat Slats of lorals, fosodasd. By Pretense and the Adoastagesto Same 101111 sat Ilya of • Casslistaka for 'that • datmood. Boodh lads as awls Yometra. Imam : Pastor. Soo, sod Hours. West larmad. The Ilth Ildielco. with WNW Mt — % price Pt ed., T RII CURABILITY OF owisumpnos. by T. N. Itoterar" 1.D.02., rho 'a teeeherrat M Mak, that I sot roily feel blph tor Klett thlok It worthy to be room. anode/ to lapardat , rod weed oilowileo of Day Who load bretkres.a—tleleArelefo. Drperfaorre earnioose toe dot Dat Issolora wit is ter IMOMook owl mellothespelielomileoseila of practitioners. ..4ohaeo. " Telholesteel allealip lea newer afforded more conchal.* erirlaosa la proof a lie earabliby of • diorama, than It ham to filet el eseparoplles."—Owourell. Moo W A t i me bother. pries le e . ed.. A TILT= as A awl MUM el the WART. Lemke amen= sad Cs. • Othathrot DOCITAID.—It is sasoetheol that * eseeklanable sidstaise will thertly be wen at Men , LekyreandaLtheleller et ge e a rn' b loated bthrd au th i tt dispertionsis, sof assn lhe isslatho m ewle a lin waolisr of the ithe bath bees SIAM ea i.ng the hist few yews. The palsy d dthshosfel sof lambic Of melon 'replayed ee the item Anne@ is sue tlassbie. snaky that the fres MO* Bellerepbee oth keened ship Lent Wane bath boo delayed is new ' wine el thaw Woe or bade who as be spared frees the Aber sin is preen. The whale eI the tiolzg is t s w then owes* as the thins woe Ina* :1428es the Indio Nth less nisei as the l ensthessable ties owl lebe.e tar his... workers is heft Is welkin* to the ordinary embattling *ethos* link bleat weans bare ales bees tabs. as frees it.. to NMt sad these thee atoned enidereble gonna is we& U the sewn try in sell be Wool 4131 is theism," . "ed Aft 'data it ha enenessweed, re inn . ef , myna sew will • inlithly be thithilled el soft" bath Asir ben ea the ilegon pAeo Tins lasted boys wid na wilt, it solthstined, be Alw noel hest the tonang derstosith the ostethesd as well se nhoth 1 1 7= emi=the anorin la aspen with An methese. Oif Lowsow Homers. sou Llowasas ow, Con Winn PLUS. —TiIe enbaref pallowoso. d thillitsthth laths es* ow Milk all ado soW oda LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1868. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (wows% Tsunamis.) THE REVIEW AT OALLARATE. MILAN, Styr. 24. Fifty-one batteries defiled before the King at the grand review which took place at Gallarate. The troops loudly cheered his Majesty and the princes upon their return to Scams. RUSSIA. HAMBURG, Sim 31. Intelligence received ,here from St. Petersburg states that a deeme has been Maned, recalling all superior and inferior cavalry officers, at present on kayo, to their regiments. A collection of the laws has been published. ST. PETERSBURG, Sen. SC The Journal de Ht. Petersbourg of to-day, alluding to the rumours current abroad relative to the Russian reform says ..--"The government is pro ceeding uninterruptedly with the work of reforms. The good intentions of the Emperor apply equally to all his subjesta After the emancipation question was settled, reforms were introduced into the ad ministration of justice. Now, again, • project of reform is in course of preparation, according to which the district administrations will be oonsii tuted by election. Such is the gradual develop• meat of the task which the Emperor has proposed to himself, and which is in no way the resin Ci accidental political combinations. Russia will woe be subjected to constant improvised changes." THE LIBERALISM OF /TEE EMPEROR ALEXANDER IL The Dibais of yesterday contains the following remarks upon the speech recently delivered by the Emperor Alexander 1L at the opening of the Diet of the Grand Duchy of Finland : The Nord publishes to-day with some little parade, and we °melees place Wore oar readers, the speech delivered by the Emperor Alexander IL at the opening of the Diet of Finked. This speech, says the Nord, "is e politied event of the highest miguilkance. It is the Ant COOstitutioaal speech of the Emperor of Busk." There le certainly some. Wing acinsetutianal in this address of the Emperor Alex. adder. In truth the rights the mown mem to itself are coosiderable, and the Emptier A toreador tams me to de fine them in terms sufficiently vague to extend Nil man their limits. He retails for lehneelf saitylbiai that is " (oedemata," and aturally 'tough it is forth* exentive authority to decide what is " andameetal " and what is net, Bat, however, is is not without littered to hear the Emperor of 116111 i& reader such a striking homage in Finked to onaktutional and liberal ideas, although we live is a parka when the word liberal is on every Magee, sad it would be applied even to Louis XIV. if Louis Sri'. could be resuscitated. Wbateiver nay be, however, the import mom( the speak delivered by the Emperor el Ronk at Heisinglare, the Nord very Nina 11114111601 tin offset of these royal wens, and exaggerate' their nles when it employs them se an argument in favour of the views it bolds ea an Polish quertiou. The pommies of a Diet by Finland fs a gsiam mites ter Finland, and perhaps a favourable sign fat Russia. It is nothiag mon. The Polish question is a Enema quake ; it has ..sawed a Farman chanter, trail gennet be modified by anything that happens at Heielegfon. Tha speech of the Emperor Ala:ender may be M mat el a certedo artmat d impertamee, within* alterr lug ate fact that Prince Gortchakors despatch is also as evert of imperteme in a very &gene& memer. Neither of Were dmemetite 0111 Olippres the ether; and even sap. posing that both are Ohara ie the ems high key, theme is this difference hawses them, as—that the three powers need not listen unkes they amen% to the speak el the Emperor Alexander, while they are absolutely compelkd thinks le the memorandum directly achkeemed to them by Prins Oartabakoff. The Side of yesterday writes in the following terms upon the saws subject : We have had mesa& to menthe the ores& of Alex nadir IL to the &patios of the Grand Mushy of Fraind The Char protheses to In devoted to the prbicipims of oon alitational segenarehy, and eves to lineal innitelsoes. "It fs for you,' he goys," the repromentatives of the Greed Duchy, to prove by the dignity, the moderatioe, the Women cd year diatonic= Abet in the hands of as Intel lies= people determined to work in hammy with the seveniga, sad is a practical spirit far the development of its welfare, liberal histhatioes, far from Wag daagerous, become a guarantee of order sad of prosperity." Are then words =rely =drooled to the Fins? lien they not evi dently a more extruded =palestina, sad de they sot =in to en to Poland, "If you were win yea would not ref= to lay do= your Arms, sad this what harping= would be ran I" It is is this snare that the views of Alexasithe sn interpreted by the Nord, the sympathies of which are well karma. Item in the Czar'. language " aguaramtee of the ancerity of the Sanaa government whoa it declares that the only obandes to the =lndica of its liberal intentions in Poland into be friend is the iseetreetionry &seders by which that aoustry is sedated." But why did those inurrectionary disorders busk out ? Was It an be fans the most solemn premier have been violated; biome promisee sot Is. liberal than those by which Mead is being lured, have sot been followed by perfornanos ? Can Poland have the lased onthdenes in the Rime= somessiii, which has scandalously violated the charter of November 24, 1815, and which has anomusively withdrawn all the eon. =sine sines wrested from it? This. is ss einthorin, annoyer. between Finland sad Poland. The farmer is • Swedish province ceded to the Rush= by the peen of Frederfkahamm, on the 17th Dee., 1809, and obi& lee peacefully submitted hitherto to its sew pike. Pah= le a kingdom which after having an hidependeat &Wean for several centuries, was mutilated, Ind which bee claimed ever since 1772, sot the coacrawdoe of delusive liberty, but ita complete autoooroy. ADDRESS OF THE POLISH NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO THE YOUTH 01 POLAND. The Niepodleglose, the official organ of the Polish National Government, publishes in its number which appeared at Warsaw on the 12th inst. the following proclamation to the pupils at the schools : • • Young pcipda, a new weholastic year is osarassalag, and with it will return for you the study which is to eadow your inteWseoos with fresh knowledge, while it 'nobles your hearts. At the moment when the patios is strugglieg against the new it is well to remind you of your duty to the country. You have imbibed the love of wintry from your earliest ' fancy, and you have carried away tram the paternal roof a knowledge of your duties towards It. We will not repeat therefore what your fathers end mothers have taught you. Young pupils, you ought to engrave deeply apes your huts the words we address to you, for they are the mho of the soared voice of the arintry which repach you se its future cilia= and its future defenders. Just sail is the duty of your eldento defend the ooentry with arms in their hinds, or to deliberate upoa public affairs, so it is your duty, children of Poland, to seek to devote all your strength to the development of your intelligence sad the 'Untie* of your hearts. The soldier who sheds his blood upon the battlefield and the pupil who studies equally accomplish their duty towards their country. Children of Poland, remember that is a future seventies YOU will rap the !nits of the sanguinary work of theft.. seat day. Remember that if your fathers and heathen fall for Poland, the hear will eame for her to flea again aad thee it will be your tarn to earn the eoestry, sad lend it the support of your arms. You will only be able to 'serve the country well vb.' your mind is full of lofty thoughts, mid your bents of sale seatimests. Young pupils, do sot forget, too, that the country disdains its degenerate sous. Childrew of Poked, Winch's than thins your fothershave use await you. Tau approach a MOONY{ la raw* lb* Miura VIII fall ham the Mail of dr maim , rawawary. liweembor you prove mimics' worthy of wry* a foie Polead. To your abolasa, thavicro, chiklaus of Mead thay uo your who duties, your most sawed du*, towards Use «mato. A &mit= ClAwolnuit •II ♦ Ptrislaw.—Otte Yee. Dr. Bate gaged a sorsa ia Itblsddd, os the late Feet Dey, which be acre to have thought diserriag= Dragon. His teat wee •'Hiehteoeseers which • He thoattlit the claims, winch ware mow goitre os Is the panties! sad Christie wield sad whisk wore likely te remit ia the atabliebareas of the Ceidedersey, were of the rapid awes* of the waillesiese ; sad P i= " Is it set resarmealk to ammo's that God will icangsrate this &rims iwa of the church by *badly some cum Ratios eat of the woks of thaworld, to take rowed for Gad wed ass ureter the humor of the (cepa ?" sad what patios coald this he bet the /loathers Coefedrey ? He seem to thisk that it bad already has wheeled out of the make of the world," for be umpires, " Why should it era • thin lassedibie to you that God should es* this Wks fr ee the dead sad raise her Row? " by whisk clefueet suite he masa the Smith -41111 Goofelentey. He further ugh es the &nth to "arouse sod seise this as great sires of Woe la the Magary of the world, sad .soapy that watiosal position." The Coale. deftwir he asyk sat at all afraid of all tie powers of the air* sees thee& they film aliases with a power whose heed.quarteee are eappowed to be wader the teeth. We reed :—"phy. let the North NMI* set her sullies d ace se the Leh, arid any are the Tight all tale Titan. WNW ef lleilsed. Frame. atria, read Awl& ; Red Woe i the ray wise of bell is all their &Week to wisps the nein ii lr greed Jardine army. What Ole Why di athies is God sad frees Gad anew us Hot thew ate States meld hear • • voice from Heaese—'llte is sot yaws. het she. Marl ye still sad as the ealsatiss of the Laird.' If they doool to od , "saes siethesee sal as setp7 Gad woad Ars eft Wmg_the allow lean& thsailere that cod eels sever heard. sad sheet spire then vessafel lies aid lighteises thee ehreehis vides awes saw. sulfites Alms ems theta stands d ciegry war Utiei hall hislar "ng fila l ee DeaVON7 flesh► wer ° shake the req earth dwilielt THE INSURRECTION IN POLAND. CRACOW Barr. 24. The Chas of to-clay publishes further details of the attempt upon the life of General Berg. It appears that the bomb was not thrown from the Zamoyaki Palace, but from the pavement. The soldiers, in revenge, have outraged women and pillaged the property of 1,500 inhabitants of Warsaw. They have also pillaged several shops, burning merchandise where they did not carry it away. The official Usienaidc acknowledges the pillaging by the soldiers, and states that the palaces have been confiscated for the benefit of the army. The National Government has decreed a life annuity to the sisters of Lelevel. The Polish leader Chimelinski defeated Czengery on the 21st and 22nd inst., in the woywodeship of Cracow. Another engagement, terminating favour ably for the insurgents, has taken place near Radom. LEMBERG, Szer. Bt. ♦ pest movement and constant armaments are taking place in the government of Lublin. There is no not of men nor of arms, but a deficiency in skilled officers. Six large detachments bare already been formed in the district ; some smaller detachments and numerous corps of gendarmes are being organised. The Polish detachments occupy Pailachia. A corps at Brzeselitewski, on the other hand, had to be dissolved to prevent its being surrounded by the Russians. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : mARRFIT.trs, soy. 24. The Masailia, with the above mails, reached Marseilles at 5 p.m. this day. The mails leave for Loudon by the 10.30 p.m. train. MR. MASON THE CONFEDERATE COYYIBIIIO2iEE. The Index, the Loudon organ of Mr. Davis's government, publishes the text of the letter in which Mr. Mason announces his intention to leave England - . 24, tipper Seymour-street, Portmancquare, September 21,156& Ity laid,—ls a despatch from the neerstary of State of the Ooefedarate States of America. dated 4th day of August lan, awl sow just received, I ant Menticted to consider the minioa which brought me to Fanned seat as sod, and I am directed to withdraw at ogee from thu country. The reamed for terminating this mimeos are set forth in as sanest from tbs despatch, which I hays the Mow to communicate herewith. The Pregnant believes that "The government of her Majesty has determined to &a lias the overtures snide through you for establishing, by treaty, frigidly relations barroom the two governments,. sod entertains so intention of rosehriog yaw se the aoreedited minister of this gores.. net OW this British warts 7 Ustler eniiiTtancera your °optioned residence in Lando@ Jo neither po ur to the interests nor cootie test with the dignity of this prarensent ; and the Prandeat thersfere requeete that yea awraidar yaw mei= at an ead, rad this you wi thdeow with year monetary from Lraora" Having made known to your lordship as icy arrival Dere the character and purposes of the mission entrusted to me by my government, I have deemed it doe to =wear! thus to make knows to the government of her Majesty its terra nation, sad that I shall, es direerad, at awe withdraw from England.-1 bate the honour to be your lordship's very obedient @errant, (Si= J. M. Kum Tbe Right Hon. Earl R Ilalarty's Starahary of State for Fenno Affairs. Pirstrauric Dratartaf CONIANY.—On Wednes day workmen commeweed the necessary excavations in Bey. mermstreet for the extessiee of the pneumatic deepetch from the Fusion station of the Lembo ad North-Western Railway lo the 01,1301 g Past. °Moe io SL liartires.le-Ginied, and to Maws. Pie Word's depots in Gresham-tweet. The total arkliticeal diatoms between Easton-square end the City will be two miles sad • belt l soaking, with the dietanos between the north-western diatnot post-office mod Easton ' square, wow In daily °prettily • length of three miles and a half. noire will be • erielmi heterinediate station at the Holbert dietriet peetedfiee. opposite the London sod Wed. raiagor Breath Bank. 11 le Mee is aosteroplatiun to have • 'Wiwi at Smithfield sad blench lime to Coveatgerdea and to the Charing-crene Railway and post.offies A 61- inch tube, Meted of 30-yeah, in sow beiag emetrwited, and it is espested that the line may he so far compieted for the leansatimies of the Owlet/ am India fete the City from the Lowden sad North-Western Railway at that paned. Tss GitIAT EARTIRN zx AIVOTHZII Smarr.—The Greenock Adorrtirer publishes the JOllO,lll as as extract from the private letter of • the Greet Nielsen in Ism last outward voyage:—••l left Liverpool is 12th Almost par Great Seisteni for New York, which piece I modsed en the 96th, after • very mermy and dassitroas We bad steam bead winds all the way, mid the s P rilir vies but little curio rolled about fearfully. On the Math day out. when near Ibis ride of the ocean, eseessewaw tared • most fearful berricese, emit astbecaperiaandaidesi sailors in the ship had sever nee the equal eL It came no shout ail a the orosigar, mod Latta till about mid sight. During part of the time we all completely de. sred of ever owing the ant day ; sod if the storm had *manned two or three hewn longer we timid have been dashed so pieose. The groat ship wee towed about su the waves like a cork. She was eetirely beyond control, mid lay ia the trough of tbe ssa dasiag the entire storm. It Ras what is tolled • cyclone'--a deneriptiou of storm very rarely wee as where except ia the Chiaeee was. Every.. thieg shoat the ship was dashed to elms, mil sway tbe prawn left all their lu and some of them severely brut themselves.M Wed rim had hie leg end arm broken; throe or fear of the boom ono broke, to Oboes ; ewe of the bedew buret, filling the ship with hot dem lin gal* get es fire with Us eaok,strowis upsetting, sad allewither it was a feerfal time. enough to frighten my see from we a r Om" to tea NAM. We have all reason to feel thaaktala bowsaw'. it woo a• wet ea very little more timid have wiled Ilao affair mast We had 23 tea lashed to the whepl all eight trying to lit lb. ship to theisame. with as Stile semi as • oldld woo Iwo.* aurrom PoLocat Oira Saur.uro TIPMII4IV. Rom IL—Madeeieee ea payeteme. 4442: I dies by isms alba. & fool. 1.220. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] THE RIGHT HON. SIB E. B. LYTTON AT HITCHIN. HITCHIN, THOUDAT. The annual meeting of the Hertfordshire Agri salami Association was held at the Oars Exchange, is this Ulm to-day, The Right Hoe. Sir R. B. LYTTON. Bart., presided at the diaper, sod was supported by the Marquis of Salisbury, Mr , G. A. Pallor M.P., Mr. A. Smith, M.P., Mr. Ames, the Env. G. B. Biomleld, the Bay. C. B. Pianos, the Rey. L. Rsoaley, the Rev. R. Praeger', Mr. S. B. Smith, Mr. W. Baker, ha. Om the remorel of the cloth, the health of her Majesty hawing been give, and duly houourd, The CIEMILLIJI rid—lf the sins of the parents are visited oa the Giddies, so, cm the other bad, in the virtues of the parents the oblides often find • priceless inheritance of diction and esteem. Is the joy al the nation at the nup tials of the heir apparent, in the welcome which was es enthusiastically awarded to the bride, so doubt there IPSO am uncoameicee tenbute to the virtue ef bins royal parse's, sad the Priam may be said to hare seemed on the duels side in the lastre relented from his mother's reign. (Hear, hear.) Bat all that we blow or ma know of his royal highame and his =gust bride Weds onafirm sad te justify the loyal affection that was willing to take epee best the videos ast "etre cps lids With It ts ad the Let !raspy sign of the strong *sums and the genstal temper of his royal !tightens that we whir an readily and so gnicioasly waking to associate himmlf with the various enillep and slums of his future subjects. In enrolling himself in the gelds and fraternities of DAM+ comment*. &deeding the meetings and k tooted Ia the objects of British art, mdse. voserag dm to acquire • erected acquaintance with the body parfaits of real lift • eonstry gentleman is his Norfolk manor-bonne, a less *nonsense. and one of the lidded riddle in the heating field, he is acquiring that braw l*, of madded which is among the rare doompliehmeets of princes, sad thquainting himself with those subdividoes which make up the national chart/Oar, and stun up the teed of what le Fable crania. (Cheers.) La for her royal Memos the Princess, she seeds so words of enoombem of ogee far she bee only to appear in crier to charm all eyes and to win ail beads. I give you the heel% of the Prime and Prieto= of Wales and the rest of tits Royal family. The toast was Creak with an hemmers. The mese Maid wee " The away, easy, vaunt's; eel which wee eummaded to by W. RAKER, jam, Seq. W. Baum. Esq., proposed "The bishop eat cla of the dimes." which was raspoaded to by the Rey. L. "The hoalth of tho Lord•Lieeteseat of the musty" (the Earl of Vera hum) wee proposal b 0. 0. Thourros. Seq., sad revolved with groat 'methadone. The Bev. 0. Psalms imposed " The two Hamm at Parillaatot." The Marquis of SALULIKIEY irises responded is behalf of tic House of Lode, sad expressed a hops that as his radar sever had dimmed their maw they saner would disgrace It sad would always so discharge their duties es to merit Ye esteem of the country. (Chews.) _ _ The Cummun With es agrienhersl !bars Mok• at some topics He coetisued—Aed sow for • how moments allow me amiewhat to wide' the mope of our surveys. In proportion as England has extended not oily boot *amid empire, bat her forage trade. theendithe of oar count/meg, whatever their class and calling, ie liable to be affected by the violet- Puke of fonsige nations, sometimes affecting oar ernmilerce, ..susses oar besour, seemekess threats' our very safety itself ;and if the;e vicissitudes shook' • y ea glebu us in the perils of war, there is no class in the com inanity which it would mere semi* affect than the inhabit aloha the rosiddietriets War fora time may raise prime, bet thee it draws mthey, it impetigo the facilities for credit, sod it sods in tams of which the land is pretty sure to bear the =holden. And it weigh+ more heavily es the Meet fear of pews iney loss, beanies it is frees the rural *lye that our armies an mainly drove and every simmer which meads • MAW, fee whit& lie streets of the mew trepolis may be MTN* dhuidnated impasse's to many • wintry home, from the hall to the cottage, the moornfill death of a brother or a sm. Blear • hear.) Whim I ad dressed yea is this room about two Yews age I dwelt Der haps at some length apes these remarkable mesh whisk had »adored theirs in which we has memorable fm start ling and sodden cheeses. During the two years that have elapsed sines that time Ramps has mutinied to exhibit the same political elements of change and of disorder. While in America a civil war unprecedented for the merciless waste of treasure sod of kindred blood 'Delirium animated by magma which appear to on at a distaste* as void of room at this moment the news papers of the Northern fleshes et America are actually leviers* Curds to =Mange the disorders and oppression, of British dominion for the mild blesiom of American peace and brotherhood. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) One might have supposed that even the valiant Americas would have thought that this was sot, the most favourable moment to persuade Camas to desert the old Hates Jack for the American Stgcf the stare and ottipra, jest at the mo ment when that Aegis so tars it tare that the sears engem and the stripes remain. (" Hew," and laeghter.) Now, whilst the old world b thus distu rb ed and the new world is thee convulsed, it mans to osimemploos to say that most 'main epos boo guard. Not that I am ew of alarmists who seppoe. that these shores are always on the point of being invaded, and certainly I am not es. penal to solider this se imperils a war by costly time for imagioduy dangers. But still I eoesi - that there le no dui more obvious to a British stateless than the vigilant el the British miry, for if KIND a fight for England as a Int-rate power is to be decided by force of arms, the battle is more likely le be fought Is the midst el HA Mediterremeau or the Admits coma thee in the stridie of the British Clamor& (Bear, hear.) It is set from any bowl, of national vanity that I say how mach the greet Interests of miasmal civilisa tion and the noble mass ed-selismil freedom are band op with the material prosperity and the moral powerMEogland ; far it is not the tternarkebli feature of thew changes to whist] I have ad i that they all take Frigheil as their model tend esumas in the institutions which they seek to establish. (Hear, hear.) You recognise it in th e material prosperity of F.:wised. the advantages at her paths' system ; sad you men it in the moral powered Tasked. es the advocate of humanity and freedom. (Hear, bear.) You will theirve—and it is worthy of observatios—that while ha all ftweign sentries they have grass I. use dietetics :Crforms of goverment based en absolute despotism, ually discourage systems that are based ou ; sand perhaps do' close of the mutiny will Vslawily remarkable to k Weems by the establiabmeet throughout the whole of the civilised world of constitatimal inossiohles more or less inthstimi of Oda old monarchy of are (Hem, beer.) Perhaps asses/ the many moms whisk costribeto to our political traequillity mad the safety of our social pproraggrresors is the due properties is whkh the hth cam of tatelilgsses sad of numbers opal' logithatho imetrnerde end epos public spanks is divided between the two greet claims which are happily represented in the as sembly which I have mow the honour of soldroosisoo—l men the elms of there who purses their recomitacioa is the limy life of the tows and the class of thaw who form their habits of thought oaths calmer life of the country, for thus potl heal changes are petty well ecesidmed sad matured. The Worms whisk may be messed by the eager spirite which • lire from etch other in the heated atmosphere of towns are sere to be sifted easefully by these who. Befog more resole freet popular omitsmsa; are accustomed to weigh well the conemossois of political change, and an apt dimmed to welcome • mashy merely became it is • Inovelty. (Bear, hem.) Thus public *Oahe, we me, his time to wort itself fres from public pamion, and !Morns, whether they are wise or whether they are not wise, still sever take the Molest character of revolutios ; while when they are once adopted into the law of the laid, no politician dreams of revoking what he. become pert sod parcel of oar free constitutioo—as safe from the riots of a mob es It is from the guards of • king. (Hear, hear.) Now, these two dues—the town and the constry—rousi both be millers, and throe h them the mattes whisk they compose, aemrdfag ea they me be brenght lath a f deadly sad fandliar iutemosne, as az.upon them ociessioce, when the fanner end the OM Mt side by side, andde, find as they talk together, that beerever they Rey differ as to iedividsal memures or the eherecter of public mon, they ell feel the same love for their amnion mushy, the same seal for her welfare, the I mem seraisties for boo peril, the same stale in her freedom, the taros patriot's pride is her mown. (Cheers) Why should this mast's' be rolled a meeting of the agricultural isterent? Its thirst is me of ethicist interest. Jr a piper by the illnations Bali/. whose same lea menectins link between orpionitene had seisms 1 found a fen words which aro so kepressed cs my memory that I will repeat • them to ye. Imams, ff they were Mewed by • baser they would be moldered as esteavagest compliment to his owe prolamine, bet they mews the simple language of truth whim they areisttered lay • philosopher so dwintereated sod enmhos& " Upes agrieeltere" (says he) " &pads the and development of the whole house species. the Oche. of dates and all sonenerea.* Well, le it not se Awl may I set sow call men ell present, tradesmen as well as frmere, ialshitaste d the hewn as well se Sheik thate of the meshy, to jots with mod heartiness le the tout Madames peeps% `7 team to the Harts *Oval- Mal Sesloty: lamed ad eschewed chewing.)Tim Most of marbes tor thou eosty MAD' Lisa dab Isorroarsi. Mr. Pvistaaa, IL P., adrenal te the distress width merailed is the Pease, aid the which bad beds Mira tot M s Wi l :111 thiptery lad. [TWOPENCE sotwithstending the existence of that distress, that our imports and exports had increased to sub as extent as almost to counterbehuice the loss which had arisen from the combined anima of the manufacturing drams and the Ameriou war. (Hear, hear.) Mr. A. Burnt, X. Y., also acknowledged the toast, °b eers* that his colleagues bad exhausted almost every topic at which he might base touched. They might not have doom scything very grad last session, but be fauna on examtuatra that they bad passed 124 acts up= various subjects. At all events, they had does this—they had tame oe the income tat to the extent of 211. is the posed, which was a nierare teat must, he should 11rak, prove i s o b igh o lz acceptable to the whole country—ea neeepiebbo, he suppose, as a sweeping reform bill, or eve a com mercial treaty. They had just been blamed by a rash abundant harvest, asid, with the exception of the manatee taring dramas in the *or* t h e whole Gouda" was is a Mato of proeparity. There was era thing be might ray, and that was that with wrest to the rational define* the country did cot grudge lhoe :ire which the House of Culllolooo bad patted for Uri* adenoma. Be had brae struck with the °aril's' with which the Chemist fleet had brae received, and the eathusirem which it had created on all parts of the mast which it bad slated. Thu ;arras of Zeglaied, he fait erased, would always support the army aid aam who os W part were always able to hold their ura. agkad at thie aosapied • proud pelting. being hippy ape purees al Ws" rad at poses with all the ro de ) Various other toasts *engem sad regrad * and the proemediagt taradnated. MA BENTINCE. M.P., ON REFORM, THE RURAL DISTRICTS. AND AYRRIOA. WAITON, filibr. 24. The proceedings of the Wayland Agricultural Amociation. held yesterday at thin little Norfolk tows, were diversified by a speech from Mr. BIISUM*. M.P., oat el to. weathers for the western (Betties of the tout*. Lord Walatiustits presided at the dinner, sad is mplyiad to the bast of the " Conn* Yr. BiIIITUICZ. in the 00Q11111 of his splash, said i— f look upon the *tenet of agriculture t. be like may other gnat commercial interest, with Ms sttemblen i , that it tompriass a larger mount of wealth, of ladadry, mid I will mature to say, of intalligenoe, thsa any other industry in the world. (lisar, hear.) • But whet is mottos? The awns • this-that ia ous naps* the egrisaltural Wrenn differs from every other interest is ths world; that is so other great commercial ado*, is Lobed whim its ems interests are at doss net theft topether, sad so fight its own battles Is that tin are with lb. agricultural intoning's try! Is that the nor with the tarsi ditineM slipshod? Do they bead themselves together to a ems and fight their own baths? I ask you the question, tad yen an bast iamb it I s.k you *bother the result of the that acsaldestioa and of that detambistion to silst ill =5 dome to them*** is not that they of the sgriodural target are rands, as I ham bdore aid, this stalkisphanse and bardemeanissu of the ti ..try. f'Hass, hare," aad= Otatissom, I have I* strobes, which I have p would not im tory. lam gabs to say eat wed , sad ally eat word more. I am going is um a mai which woo waist very Gael spread tam ia pal*. ossimbliss ; but I ma assure my table frilled it the thaw sad the pretest maistiog Ow need mot think I ma snag to datimat on this subjoin which that word involves. I am goad to malice that tresseadom word "Worm." (LaughtiM) 1 mead in CM of try papers a fee days ago, a nabob* made by a am. CU" b• of the Homo al Commotai totilloatall• I lag • Cr eat. eogli. He arid that we were to Ink for. ward shortly to the istrocisetios and diosamics cd Earthily asimares of reform. I givs no opinion an that quoits. I do sot tater into ths subject in any way. I do set my whether robe= is wanted ; Ido sot say reform ea& to be mad*; I doillas the subject altogether ; buts. To bilVfa bus told oa sash high authority that it is a abject old* nosy tie brought forward, and which wo may ham to disease. sad to which of routes whoa wt ham to dimes it ow hest ottani* mast b. given. I seaters with your pormimits I. say ma word a the subject You say a " refers ISM" What dots it mesa ! It mesas simply this ; it MGM the is:ideas of Winks. (Ham.) Take for %Mao* tits: *ni bs state of *lap which is _Oft a the Mbar ail of the Atka*, haws* the Neris sad floatises Watts. Is point of fait that is nothing but the divests of • rim form bill, eery they go to work in a different way, happily, frees whet we do. Thy do it with blows intim* of with wards, but they are caly discuadng the quietist el isoldsora ef taasibia sod lam insistiooing tbs to *so whoa aa astrentoly isaporstat gambit it is oostidarad in all seam trim. Woll, us that great mantry they see abb. ark *hen threats en tither side, and that to Shop we 'chi les about—tame, and aothiug eke. Happily, in Olds aountry we have a more good-humoured sad agresaltis way of deeliog with an* subjects, and I hope we shad always ad here to that good-humoured way of dealing with all pa tios' 9nesticsoo, which, I must my, of lab yearn has head lb way into every part of Qs country. (Hear.) Them anhjscis art sow treated with good humour and goad mom issistill of being made, as they formerly were, the subject al siri• moutons discussioe. But all I want tomy up the 'abject of reform u this, I mist to ask you--asrl if I wort mike* its the united read dist** of Basked I would pat to them the seise request—if the hocourshle gestbsois who has takes spot, himself the poelticio of a prophet tuns out *be right. and we are to have, somwor , btu, the question of meant brought Wore us, what I would ask the rural districts to niummbar r this, that they are she superiors ia Ott of wealth aid cambers, sod I will agais add that they are the tomb is poi* of iatelligene• o. say other Weary la this world. Wheoevar the question of reform is to be dis cussed I will sok them to bear this in miod, that**, should *its as sae leas to claim their own rights ; sad to her is mind olio that theonlyatiating grtevsaa is the istmairythat spy man *ma Ilairloasd frankly lay his baud is the watt of reproustatiou on the part of the rural di.triet. of tide reaatry--(akisera)—asd I apt, my, ill order that as r I= K wind up, mast speakers do, with a diagramed* mastic _(bigabir)—that I attribute this to a great artist to the watt of • thisrminatkie to the part at the rural dielbeis of the must/7 to arks *mast vas hard. (Cheers, earl cries of " America.") *kg &wits that 'mg soosolies are sot advise** as stilt as manias as the presest, mad laving mileavoutrd to oempress as many dimmvslibt thimp as I possibly could isto the smallest poesiba rasps. , I now again most cordially thank you for the way u wNoh yon lave oxbow' tin toast, sod driok your health in et. tars. 'Ma honourable patios* resumed his mat amidst much chiming. THE azarmurzoira CIF! OF LONDON.TikO follow*, is t s Twat of t►e revisioa of the livery lido :—Litessal elder el. leveed, t ; disallowed, 0; liberal objections ossoisd, 20S; hied or withdrawn, 32; preservative objects. sussaissol. 34 ; failed or withdrawn, 30; double objections. sastalawd, 17 ; failed or withdraws, 2. Canuozed by the barrister uslormation from shahs of sompssiss, S. Ilan Ocean. Yesterday Yr. Charles Otasestrest Addison held his foer.ti wart at the Vestry-ha, Cam berwell, and revised the hits for the parishes el Christ. shame. liatehrim ; S Mary, Neerieglos ; red fit. Gilts. Ossabsrwell. The liberals estimate that divine the day the eowservativse sustained 3 out or over 10 objections, and they tismilves out el 30 sustained more Miss 30. Isciathutauht.—lt appears that ilia:echo.' rim premeds to an alarming emout iu some districts in the county of Tipperary. A Dumber of hayricks have been set ow ire by varishends free Commught sad Illeter, whom mho object ia taus mottos destruction of property seeno to be to qualify themeelvea to enjoy the advantage of prison fare. Two of them strangers delivered themselves to the patios at Oarriek•ce.lialr can Saturday night has, mei= thet they had just burst lif ty tom of hay. C corresporident of the Deb/is Arpress states that there have ham tea cams of malicious buruing in that neighbourhood edible a ametb. and that withot two motile property math taaY. hes Mee thus destroyed. Arrnarrgo bitataltit AT LOUGIIDUROOOII.—Ou Wedessday named 'Groben, who had been twice bdare remanded en the charge of attempting to murder Mn. Grams, of the Host lon. Loughborough, was again brought up. Mrs. Graves, although in a very weak Mato from the meet leas of blood, was conveyed to the polies Mallon in • cab, where the disposition were ease during tb• eaoraiag. Tb. primmer was brought into court about ball past twelve o'clock, and upon 'smog Mrs. Gr' arm he appeared vary mode agitated lied trembloi grimily. The depasitiala ware Mee tool over, the first tieing that of the injured wafts., who slated that the prisoner mitered her boom, Ned %Mahe refused to supply him with soy drink. He naked d she nerd whet she mead. aad on boy replyiue ia the adirasetim. henna& `Thee I'll cut your timid oil," arid iannediatielz pulled cat • razor from his pocket, made a rush at bar, and indicted the awful wound, sad Ikea roe away. P:Aise.conetable Yawls, deposed that be *eat in search of the sod found him esenced mider a hedge. He took him Isle emoted and moseyed Mu o, the 'tattoo. Primmer Odd the ern that be had had the razor in his magi all that day. Henry Dailey said he was iu the Whits Liam lea co the mormeg of the arm& in company with the primer. end board hue my Mat be should murder Hrs. Games helm* the day was over. Th e prisoner said, " I shall reserve my de lam." TM Weak thee couiroitted biro to the county to soak his Mel at lb. autism The primmer, en Murky tha mart, tamed to W. injured woman. sad holding eat his haad, said. "Good by, Mrs. Gravea."—Rortiromiast - --- TUX SUS Ynsa►rtcs •ND TUX VIXIIIT or Or. Y•11221'1. 114111XFIXLDs.—Yasteiay *vetoing, Mr, germs • mimeos, is caosecioamoe of • meat tral, moved " That the fasammeo over which the vestry hey. coated hen. mooed from the Boa Fire laaavaewolisa, sod that VW • do necounead the treeless of the pareattiall again sad tie eboreboardoee to do the saute." Alter eine dia. 1 amiss the mottos Wee parried by if to 4.