The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-13 00:00:00

/7 1/ ,••>•• ra-s° I ~< - ,..re 7..‘'....- /P:•• e o- /^ 1: • .1 - 1 / . .a . 't • I !,_•HI: Cicc:;K:U c; • \d : 4ll _ tp.rt f` EW SPA PER -*frfal IttpiAtt' .1* SalltLX3l /~ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1858. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 3,143.] 71111 WI MOOGING IN MARILEBOIfIi WORILIIOOI,I4I. ras MURDER AT ARMLET, NEAR LBW& INQUREFT. MUSIC. RESTITUTION OP RAM. FOR PORT PHILLIP (to follow the Coosti .l: tut .44l,Th with Immediate dettate gis ta h 2 tbree4seette et bet was i. Me Itme hetrealbas AM MAN GUM. , A 1. 1.41 kw realmee. LOWLY e lrilXl/1. of memder . Woe la Me Lenin Dedm Masa Gm paw; Mir Marall4M meets Mt vateMier• MID ei I •11/100f mkt, _be *Moe amain sad tsomesekam every timmess tr4l be pelt —Pee MGM al le CAIAM OW a ALTOX meal /OWL 11. Mmemballiambleett rlia = Mad IT. Walet.4teet t Wen:ma FOR HALIFAX. N. 8. (Sfoosal Fall Ship, a treats: Trader. with bareallea• deaparalti. Its Sea ModemHOW kratie Et VAL.• 1. 20 tom THOMAS 711/OT. Our traraltr. load or the Loadta NAL assomaid~or •kw re.4,..er, to whom retain awl meramlasaa__.my mil le pal.— frrlibt .e Wald= r• CiABLAAO W• 11C o l Alf RoNs. lt atria. WaSuretraet. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' PACK ET 8111 Pd for AUITIALIA.—Ice POZT PBELLIP tz .T., Ito led tnno Om mend co Os 1101 October), the ade tillBLX, I" tow, Iring In ohs IN Inds Ilsdrell i arl KAM LA N. Cormander. TM. Weep* alp his imam ilogrA ackcanDeditAa 14 S t and *Ltd elis It mokraie Mee, and orrice en ex —AR Six 1111.1A01). ALLPU — E d g e sdna. llllAN. EMI 1eh:7071, 1111011 AM and soss.am. KfIRSHALL aed EDMIDOB'S LINE of AIMIRA PLCIIITIMIPIL—TIekiIindis BM* WOW, kmajlieg fliallbm_ two a te` na, prown. use la duo Weise D Min. I Sigiftw. IP= Dowisselm. Mii . :: : ::: ....... . : : :. ::. ../ I 7 2 4 I I AlSMildlle ii i= el Wail. HEX:, r ...... . „. Ar5i1m :P IT was = ..l =nor Alp tgaZ &Noy le 1 . 1 a 1 VARSRALL rid MUDGE. 34. readwartbsing. INTEW ZEALAND. AUEITRALIA.Ite.— rati , Enicit Toe SO sod Cat I.llll—Penlat pworcfl te the abrKe *kola wee PAW Is So aid CO. ,j4Kelbe* el the arrangsmats Mr •r maga bobs UM h... ft. J. 411 estahh.bed tbe .sail blab mow 'Mks • 1 that Pr of Pilatill for CV The awn awl esatu.sty el trialipiawat lw tatt r . sW Mewl The MU, li MO es oia ho =V . hat Wan Poem sae WV sad II owe bat an MW. sal malt dip Nolo a Sok emploa Itelhaes W. 111116111111111 Us NW lalls i teet i r aim I aspeolas 1 Soap 1 Pees. IP M. TIP There ' lased Nam Ilellawoo re 141101 W411016 5 " pews. a win a Asa J. dams - 111 SIO i doas. wad Rye,. sm l . g loyal Milled I. el , 'ft,...r *SC a ". Lealthlth 1.1 Thas . 'WI Ito! " 6 444 " 4 3.11 New I Whpatawn Wm. L.ek !Me 112111.s•lhary .. .. ..... 882.11. 12 .. r llsatote .1 SW 1001/welbouriii ........ Jopt. IT Lomita, lath. Lesko Poets : IWO. Cleat azahga 411 ON robin num. IC fi r iill• sad ••• - • Yr IMI as v =idebee °el ' 1 Theo Ise dap. awe WI het elswp Webb built. em 4 ifie von of M im e me Weber ter bo way Mbar womb op the Iselli.—lef . mo t prezzatt enh e RIIPaIIICS TOVIIII sod Oa. la Oak it wain, Loads& VIIIILAND ROUTIL-BTHAM to INDIA sad ca& to, via legyea.—Albs PidINWLAI OIMINTAL MAMMON 0011 PANT sesta re. Ira l mob ht tbs MLDIT MA . Lim .o_s. /We" sod eidebbla. be didir rad ..Or 44b rod 1111 b of ewe wee ; Ca= firer by lbw el dr 4lb of the i=t i g adesa. le pardrien =B...”uperils eleilft M. aid amilimifts. STEAM to AMEItIrt.— TA. LIVERPOOL sad PIIILAN IA mum ?MI! COMPANY salload ibo ira, Mir It Ina arsocr ettaatallisa tem LIVIIIPOOL r 1A as 141 wo: C OV MA. CHIMER . maboallay.llls lot, MK OP ILLITIIIOIIt Waboadol. Mk Osa. . Calla ?ma II gulosac. II pada, Mad 5 edam as& MorIA. ea , sweat to dosocroomoosa. la ' Ow laiotooms. MI leaVag Me moo I, o6 .llmlttla slalom; ma a lapitoi ambor of Prosalos boll too sad Moo Teta will bo Shot at $ WSW' obi. . larraor poolleshoo. lot " leatr • Golds:* cc only to WILLIAM INMAN. I sell). Tocor tw Idompost. TVA M to NW YORK, from boothato pion. Tbe roily! Plata lea lam efts idel man* Mm sou& imples for NSW TOSS Miona so Imam: Ou l igl u iTilletbesANO=;p r erl. LTO3, 3 IMP tom we bowsaw. loom' Yoi.ox.Mis ago. INF osoiooporiw — a . sot. a. simasolor a red es vegskoNly wale mom awl ter 111 64:silag se Crialeill sialiolmnr. la:— tie wad frell dna, 408: mod dirk &Nast 14 , Int eLly spier aka. die to V OL Climftraius ; I P • eal=jime eiredionik. Drift NW Me of weft upsilir l aidlell aria I:NDON slid NANTES LINE of STEAMERS awl CL I PPER&—Olke, US, noel CITY or 'atm is A L p kb.s ellltilbrt lOU' the Pals Odom. sae !imam. sad Pal Coer-I et Fume In a Lueare tray nth ant Mod a the two wane .1 sad lath she fir , t.k lartese frem:4l un We 11k ad fterester. sad ham Lon toe on IMRE , perWttles. Oases awl ewes freers* wr7ele Walla el she elesewaellend rell..er. el •WWWII. We% tw dubs 'nisi* ash teams &um; nI.o ma. enreealel le parboil bean nett of Pule et a tUrarb ras—Per ?wear yr* to LANGTON sad WILSON, or to E. OPPEIIIIEIN,IO. L. anehell area. lUBTWICB DAILy, hy t he MA IL PACKETS, Do sad Cakla—multi 11.—The upd . Melys s Aimeaoas, Mu e r met si ttw sus t i k e l i la r ri t =llBl LU mu. on ram usitheir tram Pail art LMUSSELS. COLOGNE. and THE RHINE , by the Royal Mal Pouta.—A ROYAL HAIL MAIM Yam TRX Iry OSTRIVD miry allyft mart &MAW MILLI Nom , ' END tar LORNA ma i rM n ve lso=Ziordaol el LSO pm. to at from Dow to Ma : •= 6, =16. Odor ow to elet oi r d tar io. IL owl Yr woo-6rd tow,. Mo. V ICTOKIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO BUIPPRIL ito following shire, Ms. Teen Sedum \WILLIAM MARRS- 321 TOULON, LEO- J. Mall. Jew sod HORN. Ow pITFIRE 439 1110 JANEIRO- J. Thootwo end Co. ELI A . ... - ItCO 80M8AY........ Band& and Co lit NIA w. keueser/ 151 STETTIN. . C. B. Swinton. BERT LOWS. 133 C. O. nok iiici CALCIA TA W.& Lindsay& Co (One of therewith: Line of Auxiliary Perm steam Packetsl. =ARLES BCC& . 1.111 BET TORS. - ~. Italy had Co. Maiumro,,vxiiii ill QUEBEC .MI MONTREAL.. ITO Bre e A Co. //LIZA BETH COPERSICES S 14 O CR , •OTADT .. J. Wean. 3e3 EAMON° ~... rock and Co. era ,tow towhee outwards is the Vletorls Liectu. TRANSIT ARRANGEMENTS. GOODS we new conveyed between the VICTORIA DOCKS sad Se Illeakeall :wiles, 1)0711. Toth! lliatetrcei, Wooden STEAM LifiIITERS se.., rut, daily betatro the Docks end the Strobisni Slibvt. I. pper Insoles ttovt. Geode. the &Inane mien for cinch are deposited at the Doe! boon, Mae, by 1: &nu. will I. real, foe owlivery hem the Deint, Itievirsetrit 5 p.m. tie same dej. sod thaw ordered op by per. by I i the following irsomthur. All ed. deherrel 1. , the Precentor; st th e Dodo. will to Harped itw to the artablbhesi net of the Vinod& Docks. Wan UM ear/ aseukkratly Weer *et of the other docks of the Peet el I* ;sell anklet in are chrtred oii Corsolidated or Maaagerrerst lOWA the transit charm to lifitorte am le Mended la a Prhee Dm. lea them the tare untie 1.7 other Dock Coawasien twee Yew brigs gem at the time of leading. The Mundt thane frogs the Donk. to the Ninnies tell be saw ally 2s. r.l. ato to Steel-yard Si. per too. Report Good. cnuve7ssi to the Dods from Miseries me 11Mebyard 111 the awe moderate rano if required, the I ems int undertake the colleetios sad *thin al Go* by their ova carmen at my low therm. The Victoria locks arc corwsweed by Itslis wlth all parts of the iligurn. (Molls Winne.' I. removal to the ea he cow 'nod direct Irmo the Dock Wareham., the exposes of trasuate r .... t .... hrtu.th Lom.los. a also &sole of vehicle, &ley, sad dot of , butte thus aroblel. In like ir.wther, Goode on he brought .. 711 pan. of it. hlne4ofh to the ape rOte. /further laionnatixe easy be obtolued a sk the Doelthoute,23. Rood. lima.re at ,to Drel, s. C. CAPPER. Maaegvir. nice .e. lid sad b. M. ton=.ZTbA 1 R'S GOUT an d Hi lEU M A TIC PILLS.— 1p reapiingion i• note of the befit-lite obit* the hies. ofmodere ttnn o.oftrrot upon flank:tot ; for &tribe nee Fla tweet, of the nto oo• ,iicatury - teak of a we for the Gout ham non. F, • e0n..., bot •coy th, Ailecry and Eden thb medicime t f unohnted tenlinoembi from venoms to nen MY of life, at., , nntoom fent-Inbar thin as me of lb* bent Inv Main 11n. pte.ont Ms. noll elf online echelon. ne n .o. "n, head. Lentos; C 49 the lysinchment lIEART HUHN &a —C.r.in sod Imrt.diatio Yolk,. In Ow tro- of 1.... i" .., 11 Light o r nn •insocury, Ige othai the pwr likoliow {re i watt. n. I 111 eartamAtt of Soda sal Pell*. Iladapteoed lelot yellA by Ilyttt . Lokth x latch% titoottr. Tl .. tiatilai NM Dm ,ahly a.i isst yet re , s t..tty t.. tilt,- i elittel du:we elt *mile* =k, hcarttern...ct *attach, trologe-the. 4e, . produced biaddity. iyh.,letryty , f., If f ItfLA I . and rolo Xs. Turbot*" 11 . 11114 v. 4 bf 1 chtlytt-t aye ..tit:niot In the I doted 6.0.d0da. Muds ORS Walla rif er tros. , In lan,, y tont., ha:l .ertten THI hb 1..N1 AR.-- Proteatted by Roy al Letter, reb , ....1 Eliflol. and mord h: he ~l. of the teo!e de Plato IMO' de 11....,. 11,1 the rp I eiortal roller. of ISA doe. Tome. Trivet it XO. I. I. • ri. 1) a . IN r , b. 41014 leem.,:nreb.e.e. e t ,d ...b...a. s newel. Tn.. war. No 2. elbret..s4 t. 0, .1,„", . of 'h .. eengenely ..d natively nohow. ela we. of thee &order. eee n eelee toe en tdc lees thorwltt sta eeteb.te bw. to the nide( Wel* of • c:..( ',whoa of lb. pup/duke. TeMonter. Ile.). le the ow Cantliesta/ Weedy for that Co. d ti,..etkr. which , enfold: Fnl. the hy.1:41 phyhens ter.t. with my oty, to the hoevtlehle ftiv. a the patine. smOtto.... sod e hoe. n o the easoperdle the ewld mane seem. Trwso. tr. N. I. .. II, are elflo de nil of lade or med. sad of ell ittmeetieg milluee. they ea / 11. In the Lekt able ta:lhoat tlair re hello imperthL —Sold le lha ors pike Ilk.. for awn ha use ler th., With wee Ile. ; sod ha ga athaveby time le • melt 0 CI l!.: divided hate snaffle &aft. 119 lowed I/ Telles. : Lallemued. tau. le. he. To he heal eel h tall le Lowto of Johanna, 1111, Caudal ; Ramer rod C. lialerboreet ; sea Wagger, Mk (Wantons*: IL H. heir. 46, ii.fto-wn. le atabeAs it; sad trall. birkasilic 1 4, WAND. nKAHN% ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, reiarpama.,.,Lro=errovz i.. . Bo 'warm. cab mair - a — a a rr si tnart: beeith 1.e.. " the U "' is tg Dr. (1.111 LO AOII. sad soh end Maly teDstatteh melee how he cease et halm" ay Dr. LAM. ale p.m. ser One jrIHITTI HODRL WATCH. es. Cbsapside. r w irdieser._ t tir sum mei* the semis& MIMI., haw ober Thirsalirmi i te=io get Ind= INCOILL—Dener tb• last thirtLyean hawks& drodW a tr edilehad trurrob ib a y ire pelt biles t rla cow vaidoma quialabo o fran cep mass Ss aus paw& may bad on be at sakes sellable for A esamissea Lift sod way Isfanwatios dew poira. Lend's.by milyca Inge. MCi it amorriWardayam. rtratio 1 0 ... t Salasb ORDINGI WATERPROOFS an the beet weft for on: Um lON sird a ipsnomnand in sine Thin isnanl an IN pnollial sad aeon al S.ind Oinnes m. sll pm% et no bun ton ar laida h t r o Yin WS nets:~ mai f an a. 0 norm r drawn to to scar. Drinsgalm a nonmenno. Inono. Nunn. Win ape la or non se a Verirdemet iabe r n ekk a =ll. C.ViD e htt Cr= nn elpenple-nr. ALB.—By $c and Railway.—LEA sod Batrunt SY par M L A! rat from dr by mos 41114111100 kw boribie ; the ltaretiaram or s Strograt's atitt a zi:Fot u r a lay_pert Lorice. at OD. lialbrat C.ll Depots. r or TOUKIBTB sell 'I HAVELLICIIS. mooed to the Teat fed et b eim eel mew worms a die, will ATLAND irsed riATTII a mat 4/eg be Or Owe. vahlra...... D 0 et sables ea bust Ye eirellea b. bulbs somberill bed Se Onsiose. 1 • 11 . "Pak MOM iMel lienleuelise ay Yoe lb ember ft and le et &Men sr m d lamb be Were Ism leei libella 01. sea lb fa per Webb t i rib mw oe.— Webb " 141 . Rat*" - re se be wisseeneee dear bee. ' A. Bee bed Ikea." b red bit et illa et bed" Ireare, end by &ado awl perbares. ASS'S PALE ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT, 16 splinekl madam *Mr la *pods! or ropolod d Vd Toy /Doi /Naar lIIIMILY, MAD gawk Dk numi ioD *1 onotod PORTAL WNW. sal ado old lirg par L ., from Elookes ma Co= h oolo to Noma sod wrim I: (mlibialasitiimi - LL W. lir , ins o.osillog i i sod biliortwo wkiii ; goothl. 19.• Po gam— odko. & llogiositot. HRESHERS INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS, *AW L ether. mil We upseshe dab tie Ira iamb. sod boo has Inn tryttialag er dbomob. .-15•14 cab by T KR and QUOIN T. Era 1a aail O aM Otrlttsn ▪ rat le Ilesseut to tr Baia& ibe sesseary ask be ( laird ~ sal Wan paweilas: o rto 1 and he =aim So tie alsolos yr obewbero. WI be /a 11111•11 an. SCHWEPPE worftt 'S MALVERN SELTZER WATER. lard Ills nob was woes IA mars's. nm0...1f. lb aed Co. Nu per s SELTZER WATER frith ER We ammisa mit 'WEE lave mowed Ike Arm REElog MI =Biagi Millbetel t w irl : Warmaia, sail ham iff at Lewkw. DMA mai Dort/. Ream Is praEssied by s red WEI Warta shirlidasEara gREY HAIR lUSSIDRED to its ORIGINAL COLOUR *rib am 810811.. rl milibty. bp Ma i ms 11.11111 C COMBO isll 11111121128. ilidi Mr L . , ..,. far me mair boidrim...•:l o Bll .12 . 7W .; emm —Onto: F. 1114 .- - ../..,,,... awl the Won es . mav ism di tirm: ; CI AL , OItr L li d Z iwea. = l = l / 4 12, 111441mel • • Pig =ITN; . li kaiM A.l. 4 Mftermt_ _ _._ , 1 • 111 11 . 1. i ussompown • * gingib ttW ; Scid e i l S Dimmuselnek ; 1. M dribbled portomend was. trillakid PATRIC DO lh aar d ielab lark kr J. LAMB, ILL Isom! or MI botiiesilty. No soolidso to proostboi telikt■ the Milmikes kr No oloWo% sad Um mot kr to lio adollatiturol. •D T Fllint met Mr leo, ssisisab. skl mieskartor. • /11•11101 Si, thir workpiloo N. ardSNS Or •110 Pike do. • OEMs to throe otto aresof oro or morks lit Ikkartostkr isikkat to family packs. • Car he Wm wk. Prkt IN■ • • crows tea is Naiipt of potions' onkr. hum laalla. • •M. Palk Iltputk seal P. Vorootroot. Weid a:sit. PREACHING IN TDB PUBLIC PARES. The foUewisg soerespesdenes on this subject has bus published by s wittompotary : "011ie of Works, !kr., Sept. 8. " Rev. Sir,—l bee have to sekoowledge the receipt of your letter of the Bth tart., ote the sobjeot of preeebiag Is the yobbo seeks, sad I "111 ley the setae Won the First Comoisoiimer of ter Majesty'• Works, 410. I oleo beg to eneessie a you, herewith, a eopy of the First Cosemissionor's NO, se tin letters Iron the Bee. M►. emblem*, whisk wee buidversouly sallied to be seat to you with the letter which I wrote to you, by his direction, on the 6th ion. "I as, sir, you mist obeliest "revue, "Mara= norrut, Secretary. " The BAT. G. T. Drifield." " Rectory, Bow ' Middlesex, Sept. S. " SX-1 ha.* to seltaowledde the rewelpt of a fatty/ from the OfSce of Works, Le., of tole day's dote, 'toured Alfred Asada, secretary,' statists Um: my letter of the 611 inst. os dui subject of presebisi la the parka, boa bees resteav4d, aid will be laid before you. " I have also rtesived a copy of ycour reply to cortala latter*, whisk it is stated was isadvertestly omitted to be swat with the totsaisaleatios to ms on Use 5116 fast. by your Maeda& Bowing rstarsod to goo the copies of the letters la qua ties I boohoo borsedth the copy t f s on reply Violet*. "bleb I big leave oleo to lowa toe tbo reasoa staled la isy lowa of the eth last . "I so, air, you very obedient seneat, "H. T. Dairrisia. " The Right Hoe. the Pint Comahmeeer of Werkaolto.' "Rectory, Hew, Se. 11. " beg to lupus, oar sipere mere% r thst yes should adhere to par determinstios to prohibit presetting for the future in the pubs; under whist' term, however , you still imply that the propounding of athea seed Mei amasses of blasphemous impressive's nut be clamed with the advossoy of that mamas Christianity with whieh the pet& of this load are avowedly ideatifiad. We do sot perceive how, if the groundsupon wb.eh los set is the pr iest lostanee be merest, sty preaching in the (pee air ems be approved or permitted to be tarried oa is eel part of the hingion. It is Weed our own opiates that the pshlis ;eras lip and osemniently afford the best st all op tissitbie toe nub an (Iron is toe eases of religios lad morality, as being unattended with soy intenaptios to bailee's or Meerferesee with recreative. " Allow as to offer one or two statesman' is referesee to our retest proceedings. We here net acted loather as ea °ripened committee, bat ban been easeful so Mr to under stead sad consult sack other as to avoid • 1 'pentanes of sostrovany analog catesives, denominational adenines basis, been cordially laid aside. We think this engin deice, which wet obvioas on the lan of ear proosediege, might have noonnstaded us to • degree oteessidinatiou be- Toad that which we hays received. We may old that *eery difficulty tt an ecclesiastical mature la coasesion with the established shards had been removed by the eitenase•see that three incombests In whose several parishes Victoria park Is situated bad formally glen their ennui to nay authorised clergymen so to tfbeists within their district. It is also our duty to remark that your probibitioa sesames the power of depriving those iseumbtnts themselves of their right to eater such portico of their parishes for the pupas of any public ministrations. " The wawa of the year being now admitted, we do not feel it our duty, me • boiy, to wooed farther for a' relasatiou of year order; but while for the present we withdraw from the protttution of our object, we renews to ourselves the right to re -erect the quntioa at base at any time, and in any meaner which our c.nseitines may sug gest and oar judgmeat approve. " We are, Sir, your übediest and faith's! tunas% (On behalf of a meeting of ministers at the above address ea the 10th lest ) " G. T. DZIFFIRLD, R.ct,r of Bow, Chain's.. " The Right Wit, the First COOMilliolllll Of Weeks, Ike." Tue PRICE or BREAD.—Dariog the present week the tieken of the metropolis hey* made a reduction in the price of breed. What Is termed " beet" wheaten bread le 81. and 80. the 410 loaf, end remade" 74 sad 70., in the poor sod densely populated districts, where t , e disslioge ere chiefly for cash. The high pr red Damn, whom Maoism is chi. fly on credit, are selling their bread at 91d. and 10d. the 11b. loaf. GALLANT REPULSE OF PIRATES.— SWANSEA, SEPT. 10.—The ship Raja of Sarawak, Ciptala Oiles, of this port, we, st•acked by pirates in June last, in the Can ton River. The ROM" of &Taira was bound from Cal cutta for Whampor. The para. ulare 4f the attack ere stet deebribed in a letter from Cattelio o , les to his freed.. " The ship was attached by pirates coming up the rivet. We, however, beat them c.fl without losing one of our use, hot killed eight of the pirate.. There were f , rty men in the pirate pros, thirty - two of whom made thetr escape, though their boat saak Wage reaching the shore, from the *feet of our mine- posed grape." Large quantities of English agricultural machinery of every description ass sow Asia( *spurted from &mit. =puss I. luso% by way et Nam DICESIOW OP TIM POOl•LW 110•11. Yesterday, at this weekly &Meg of tho dhootoes sad guardians of en poor of St. Marylobeeo, held at no workbeem, Dieu-read ; Mr. Bosom Cola is this nab; Mr. T. 8. Las, the sewstary, mad a misausicatios from Um Poor. lew Board, bladed es ths report of Kr. Cass, the poor law impeetor. who oasdeoloil the moat the se to the alleged loggia, of hash imam of St. Masylebowe Workhouse: " roor•Law Bawd, Whlsdra, apt 11, UAL " llir,—The P.or-law Board hen onslyed en report of sz loo Muir , Mt. Cass. spot ths 'Mamas ishea by him as gni Mb. toad 27th edi, at Me lotairy hue elm 010Inia oi tha bomb Wm. of Maryiebeas bid Men beats. by same of that estalish. =tat MGM ham earstally somilmot that reset md Si Itaidellee gra whist is was floombiL The Assn asemed wen Mr. RichegiMism Me usage of Me week him% Cheeks Brews sell WMiaer Onto, tue poring of thamlabilimma." oil= 411211 e to isig i a l ste . . , P rrisrl ° ,4. ° 4 6 .; Si Mats. eh LW BMW pressed: "nil Most a lga Mum with very net MP* Si of sod Ingwassos vlid' ills "videos' Obis Meg dheigals sithietod is the Mary ems gehoseopmei do what that nr,.... limbs dley to maistain diell4B l l% Pod order, eel salardwatim amewat a amber et pumas of the sappy, Miln e which Mess tammsebelsog. To do es with ass anima Inaba gat 'sly post Wow, Ant ' mat. sod j. .sit on the poet of lb. others, particularly M the chilli me to site control they ars sageeted, Mt she each well devised mireasesseste of the building in which they mkrataind, sod such regulation for she alaseideatioo, ilmeiplin_ , and treatment of she Mamas s tumults., that nay bspedioatat is imputed to the outbreak of Moloider. aid nosy facility at head for Its Is mail. suppression. The board Lo mat to Sod Sm Is sa estabilehmeat of the salsas eat immotsass of the Meapbbsse Wickham there appeals to be ea satire Assam of them sisdhisee of its sosemiltal mwasgearat They eft ask dburellms esimistd M the sostmosses whisk ham Isewaithoeshfsat of I/WM or to Owl aegis of WON/ is M. mehheme each so le dassilhoil la their pNNV. sepat Tits board mar ant hat likes Mot the Mosel= iml gsardiais MU be as mass. so Memeekos Ili Midt a steady to tits ma witigh herwitms dlidisisL do OM hea motors ham already n iggard ask ettinems Ma bused hats "sly to ossiork with :rilto time that Mg g site mom with the dinging i l letdless is the poggilety of *5 soloptigg each r.. Fo• With wipe! to Ms moslaw, Os heard, allot a tes hales sessideold's to al Motets he urged la erwwor. an pot of *slam that oho largoky ahem bin to hadzsza to l to the dualisms of thoF reepandbh dodo' ✓ him. While rrrrr ie gessed to Wino that ho himself gtok as mum poet Si besting of the iF was alleged against hie, gill thin b as rota tat i rist ot se that it was dam by his waboollosto dims in his pee... sod by his wasties. It apt serrewary for Me beard to eater iota a aim lsq.W es to the as test to which a workhouse (Mow way he jutted is Oleg twos when smelted la esforsiag the necessary db eiplis" of a workhouse ; it is tallsieat la tlis present M usses that it ti proved that a "ems aid viadbtive besting was hifliwol by the often seemed as at least three of the female lassatee of the workhouse. Usder thus eirmastoows the boar d 'Newt et e &nesse Bad .... moons to sell um* the meter' to resign his &Bootie's Wide Oho board have thosght themselme suable to relieve thetheelist irin the responsibility fur what has takes pace is this workhouse, they are so firmly 'olivine:4M that so mere dump of the dicers of the home will enable the dirthtors mod rtserdiene W eseareefoUy cope with the evils which mist fa it, that they propose to Wm tech* parish of Msry behest, fpribwitb, smiler raise and regalivions for the ommagessest of ttth imakhoune is Bashed and Wales The.. reginistims ths board believe will maim sietheially in promotieg the matfett of the inmates of the workhouse, and strontium the hands of the oases is their tents to preserve order nod due plans, and will toad effectually to prevent the recurrence of the scenes which have led to the lomat iiquity.—l sin, air, your obedient threw, (Signed) " B. W. 0112 T, UMW. "T. B. Bee, E.g., 8s stay. Directors and Onardiams, Be. liaryletene." Dr BACRSOMIRMITS4 that the oommissiostiou from the Poor-tow Beard be simply received sod acknowledged. Mr. &WWI weeded the moils'. Mr. KIDOIIIO wowed the tolleariag soleadasinat That the Par-law Comealesioners bs.taformed that Ibis booed have fully inquired la th the subject of their eammanisedis• of the lith instant, and having already avoided spas oases- Mimi the muter sad tho porton, deereedelly to epee the oste." (Rear.) Mr. Dormer§ essooded the eatendstost, and said they were not there as sermate at nominees of Mr Poor-law Board they were Masted by the ratepayers, tad to whom alone tb.y were reefeercible. (Rear.) Mr. W. Cana osorddered that tto Poor-law Board had a right to seem fa thore—(" ICS no r)—asy person who tad to Moo seldom met ha of °plasm that the Poor-law &MI bad otos to e son gooiest coaelatios. (" No, so !" awl "Rear, hear.") Mr. Riddisg'• mithadensot scald lobs then is direst matagosima with the Poor-law Board, sod is scald thou be sea which was the streageth Mr. ANDERSON descended the pretest of the Poor-law Beard is soothe is to nose regalati as for the ataaagenes' of that werkhneee se a Ass and frivolous. Dr. weslil lather bon avoided dissent°. at so *op *no aware the bottle wee bete. failed wills Ma w Board by le Pauses, sad it wss worthy II widisrailes whether Maryleboas should wait the bele 'Me battle with B*. Poems, or whether they should eater Iwo lists sad Agin with then. TM asseadateat win serried ea a dislike by a majority of 12 to 4, sad the proceedings terattaand. DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH WERTZ& AMERICA. (From the Qwbee CAroniar.) Is our 000oltraial adman was lately anoOnnestff that the Aseriess sebooner DMZ Riehmot hosed frees Milwaskit sad Calingo to Lisrpoil with a cargo of wheat. had left this pt rt ea Friday, the fled Let., sad proceeded on bar voyage. This is as event whit* ought sot to be pi-mod over ousaotieed. It it man of the may striking oesaneaces which ambito to reader the trimmer dal history of the present year very rsastkable. It hes been doseribod as • new era in nsvigatioa; it is at say rats sa importaat epoch in the intentsiros between the old sad new sathsents, from whisk is dated the trot voyage, amide:Shea by • steel laiisa with pro visions, hes the far west through the eateasive lakes, with Suit connecting suss, and the broad river and gulf of Bt. Lawreact actors the Rtlastic to toe British shores. It is • bold sad meritorious taterprits, aid all seat wish nacos to the brave hearts engaged la it. The vessel is bat egotist sr, fore and aft, of 380 tons register, and her chief cargo sonaprites 14,320 Isabela of wheat Is mach smalls sash did the European adventurers visit this coatinst sad far Shrimp is toasty" to the Doan Richmoad (eeeeediag to as America founalitt) was the ship L whieh brought the pilgrims (Wore to the shores of New Rog.and. We hops the *staple sty be frequisatly fol lowed, although we are decidedly of °Sake that the trans port of grala hoes the west to Europe will be most ably aceospliaktd by traashipment at Quebec or Rea treal. Oct kind of vessel will be most ad. vantageonsly employed ca the lakes sad canal. ; another sort is sash better adapted for coasylag car ves of grain through the waves sad winos of the ocean. If fit. L•WT4I•3O eventually beestos the gust highway for transleniag the prldnetiows of the west to the coantriles which border oa the shores of the Atlantic, etc vastness of toe task tan only be suitably asomplished by trots-shipment. By this moss the benefits of seek a traffic are sore equably diffused, end the traffic itself is certainly more expeditious sad infinitely lass pullout. These cssiderations, however, do not diminish the meth of the attempt now wads is the gallant seheoner Dean Richsond ; sad we are sirs that the cossercdal a menity of Qaelsc will look forward with at Silvio us interest to hear of her safe arrival at Liverpool. It pleudog M liars that ressral presents have been sat, this sucks, by the Nliwaskie Board of Trade, to the Liverpool Board, eoneistiog of lithographic views and saps of the city, with specimen bricks, and Ales of the various city papers. These (Streets, without referents to their value, indicate • kind sad friendly feeling, and very reason ably pritsppose that the enterprise will tuitio public cariosity sad attantioa la England. NORTHERN UNION op MECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. —The annual conformism of the No.thers Union of Mocha aka' Inethnions was h.ld la the village of Welker, on the Tyne, on Wedaesday. Them are 66 instituting' is ilia sigma, mostly village societies is the pit aid inn dis.riets of Durham and Northumberland, sod they were all reputed to be I. a Souriebieg conditim. An Itinerating library 'minuted by the amine la doing much good by the diffusion of a blither elan of literature in the remote districts, sad ft was determined to follow the ',ample of gu se b"t", an d form a board of 'snakier', before wham Gaye( the memb•re of the societies is onion sea reseal t►emsel'a to be Ina mined for a certificate of msriß Time was as 'salient *Mesdames of delegates, Gad all the meetings of the salon were very sueemsfel. The materenes will be held seat peer at Gateebeed.—Neesallesfar Guardian. CRYSTAL YALACII..— ONE BELLING DATr FAIDAT, Sire. 17. Aftlellems era• must. 14,910; lau by nem WE" 1,014. Tad lag% 16,483, With raped to the murder et Armlet', which mit aasasneed yesterday, it appears that the it.. of the de emed mak aroma was Jess Hope, bat this the was knows as Mrs. &ahem moss boe eseeprialess, and was the teed* linsale dosser is Wild's company of Macau theildeel perfonetn. The 'Moe of the severer b Jobe fleemb, er Alin. He Is a toll., by trade, and bad Bred *Mb Me pee loos. woman ter two er three years as Ms bstbsalle sail accompanied her with the etzelliag iltimpaity as wlthit She belesiod, fres palm to pleas in the mash of =Het awe tlime before the mailerthe asemewe Mina separate from the primmer. thedh ire had two Maims by him. Oa Thasday, is Whim be NM GOO 11 seaman after her. He bead hie art Aray. Imi as 'stonier, with her eta pobliphesee, shish wee late mese of the Reeder • sod them, *NW by imirrerf or mot heave she fermate bre with him agaie,he uses ass diewsfs the parlour, mad est her threat hamar, testa Mir to w. I;;••ilsaohard, to of the comediasts of Wild's som psa mated la hie *Maass at the aqua, wilds eves held at Ansley yesterday, that he al his wife, bang la the bar of the pat.& boas about soon on Thursday, beard scrams la the parlour, haatoseid la, and found the yang woman, Joao Hope, orNaha. se they sailed hor, tagetheo with tho pima Julia ' llllll2lO, pa ,the Soot, sal saw hiss with something a rt biad *law It 1101111 s km thrash or tats. The wither 4earieued-1 haw thej bad been qua, awl thought he wee pashas her head. I said, "You seandrol, whet do pot mean ?" He replied, " I cut murder." I eadainted. "Oh God, be ha • knife is his bead," ailed cat " murder," sad seised his wrist. I bad seen what I thought was a bate &mass la his .bawd. My wife sad the isadlady rushed la. I got rowed the seamy sad was gulag to pall the dammed from ostler the premier, whom I saw a droodla gash is her throat. I them ran oat of the bass sad ailed "minder." When he said "I man murder," he oat ha throat a woad time, sad them I think the nose was braes. I bad sun him at het urea tbo thmat aka. Whoa I tam at celled kr • dater set • sonstablo. He followed no out sad stood is the habitats altegeide sae for at lastest, sad laid "Take me." I amid mad and saw Jai some stespritig at; I was parelyeed for a sameat, bat arid at " Stop him —miss this ama, he's bora atlas a erases taco." He skid quite esim and ocithotied till I Ira at to Mr. Rickards, the sagas. I herraglet beck a wren sad maid a Mr. Stead, the ometablo. Whoa I got bask, I helped to any her into the ham cf Joseph 111.610 e, a aim shalt, sad I left her shortly after the sagas ar rived. The other whiteface, who bad nes the woman stead at the door in that hightfol condition, seem ta bare bat streak helping with terror. Mr. Hiskards. • wargeme, at Ansley, who came to bar half a hoar after wards, his brother having attended her is the mean time, gas at the Wawa this scoount of her anditise, She was sensible sad nadentood ail l said to her. to. bad a fearful sash woes the tarot, conemeneing bustle the lelt oar and terminals, oa the right side of tho vertebra The wound emended throe quarters round the ant. It was eleven lashes iu length. She was deluged with blood; bat not much hemorrhage solos oa at the time. The souatenanoe was blasehod and bar pulse enteassively fable from loss of blood. Tare were ao lug. vessels bleeding at the time, hot • metaled wars of blood. The jugular vein wawa . pistol, severed on the right side. It could aot have boa rows by herself—it was Rot pastas. I saw she mast die 10.111. I west into the abbe. boo,. and uontallied from her father tbe enanezion between her and the primmer duels, the lest two yeas ; I also saw the nom waft the occurreueo had takes plain and learnt the general dam , sumac I went bask and said, I kaow you mut% speak, S) dos% attempt it. I have beard hom your father all the onvarrrease between you ad this man. Mad y ou any , quarrel before ? Shake you heed if pot mesa " No," sad nod if you saw Yoe." She shook her bead. I salted her if she had say expeotatioa or suspicion that he would do it ? She aria shook her head. I said, Yon bad boon but a few minutes in the room. She intimatad tbst this woe so by sodding her head. I said, Then you wanted to coos ant of the room, sad he pulled you beak sod did it / Sho nosdied Me heed ogees. I bad previously raid la Ur hearing that she mold hot possibly raciest. I remaised with her till she died, 'slog every mesas to my power to stook the blodiag. The father of domed, John Hope, oho eas of the com pany of players, stated that ohs was twenty-five years of , sad had bees formarly monied to an 4 gantries named Benham, was a/ onwards mat to Alliii•ll2. Hope ow to primmer Jolla Hasash at the pubis loose with her too manatee before the murder; and be stye: We wets is the pulsar below, sad I remained two or three miontse. He wee stteupting to previa spas her to go back to Hambaster or some other plus. He appealed to me. 1 sold, " I will have mothiag to do with it; mitts these rotten arson yourieless." They had previosely lived together, but I esanot say bow bag. To the best of my knowledge they lived se man and if. for two I years sad had two ehildro. lem not sore se to the tins, as went to bulb la 1862 as banduaster. 1 em sot aware of their diagramming ; but about lost Christmas Os left him, sad tame hose to me at Blackburn, when I was then Mop. iog house. 81te has readied with ma ever sites. 80s cum with me hare. lam one of Yr. Wild's company. While I was with them is the room below they were net gemina tion. Be was entrotheg her, and she refused 'o go with him. Wien I sow her rub from the bouts, I had her youngest shill Is my arms, and was so horror. stock I could sot move. I did not go towards her. I walked about, and Mrs. Myers, the landlady of the hum where we kdged, took her 1.1. her house. I did sot see my daughter seals alive. 1 had not seen the pekoe' previous to hie seeing her. I neseised • letters day err two previously, addressed to "Joe Hope," sad Mowing It was nom him, I took the liberty of *posing it, se for father. BM was Meows as Benham in the theatre. I rod the litter, sod goes It to my wife, who beaded it to my daughter, sad she illestnyed it. Tie letter was Bigot' John Haosb. I Mew hie hsadiwritiog. It stated hew load he woe of ha; that he wished her to ono sad ins with him ends • sad that if Is would sot, then he would take his WO4 Oita. I duel think the letter was replied to; but if it wee, than was no time for him to hoe re-' calved the shower before he wee hex. The prisossr declined to oak soy question, shaking his heed moursfsily. He bed bees beard to say, as he left, the hoes' before ha upon, .• I don't oars I've hod my revenge." To du gaoler he had made& sta tement is sada kw said, " We hove two Oiling. Yon know;sho Ms slighted me fcr some tau, sod wasted to be gait of me. INted bar, sad would sot Mpg of. 8o whoa I found I mold sot esseeted I thought I would try to get my children. I'. soaidest they sro my children. I hop. nothing serious Ms taken plum. I beast tried hers bog tins with fair mow, and so 1 thought I would frighten her. I did sot intend to hurt her; but when we wars down togethir I thought she would be rather muter of me, and then I put my band is my pocket sad pulled out my rum She clicked hold of the blade sad caused it to est the first est. 1 got it in my bead sad she snood it &gala, sad than 1 got %hessian' cut." The pawnor bad, silo his apprehessys, unnonsli In guinea sow the woman was, sot mug at that time aware of her coati. The inquest resulted to • verdict of " Wilful murder," sad he wasoomainad for trial. THE PRACTICAL oOKINO AT BRENTWOOD. BRENTWOOD, FaIDAY. Yesterday the borough magistrates (the Rev. T. sesame Is ate shah), at the Court-house, investigated a cramp spigot two mats( men of itderendmat property, named Emma and Alfred Boa, of Ewing, concerned la meals, the death of John George, a baker of this town. Mr. Bodkin, barrister, was retained on the put of the Flouts. Toe evideeee west to show that the two prisosers, with • friend (James Cooper, • young mas of property, who has bean eorsmit.ed fur trial oa the charge of maselsegbter) were ttscdiog is a stable, which they bed hired of tee de ceased, wears the latter case in, and after some cones nis tan we of the patty (said to be the deceased) made a re mark about hewing mastitis' to drink. Wise was sent for, sad bottle followed bottle, until mach bad been drink. The we.. given to Use deceased is supposed to have bats &egged ; out, be this as it may, deceased war soon over. come, sad Immesh intosiestect. It was then proposed to " play a lark" with the demased, and same red ochre was procured, with which his fain wee daubed over, and • red mark heels g bees made around his seek, to =Attie appear es if the %Islamists misa had eat his throat, be was placed in a barrow. Cooper then ezelaimee, " drive the -- home," sad eommeasted to wheel away the harrow, which was followed by the two Osman. Deceased's bea d hat g over the side of the vehicle, and when the patty got to de assed's hoses, the man was write dead. Mr. Bodkin contended that there was no evident* to rove tea the deceased had been "killed er stela." Tee magistrates, alter • short deliberstioo, said their aoantmeue opiates was that the two prisaaers bad aided and abetted I. the offence for which Cooper was to be tried. The prisoners were then eosassitted for trial for man siagghter. Ball to the outset of 2,0001. was &emitted for their sip• pinirsses at tie a watt g moisa. APOISICARIa BOLL—Nona of potlosoi who passed tbelt examisatioa is the mason sod proolor oil 'tidies', sad tosoltod oortillostoo to poodles, oo Thuoday, Sept. 11, 11166 :—lrtottels Marshal, Bottoo-pleco, Frederick Boom Devotions! ; Robert Letin• Booboo, Altitsaysosy. Yosaaostliahloo ; Whams rows Komi, Wm Somosoolooos. MUSICAL FESTIVAL. GLOUCESTER, riMAL Last sight's mann at th• Shiro Hall was arowdsi by a nest dislikeable sad distinguished company. We salgoia a copy of the programme : Par L Mon likaaheay (lend MOSUL Mann Own% Mai Wok" ), (Makowsk n i Mann. far Madame le i ae racrrgit CE l et i r nencann. . lbefarrik Quandlick Ilre. Mennath. Mr. ''' linwe. Mesa Manin. mr. Welk " • le o wear a Dellint. iftwee." (La Semenlivlsi itrica. inks' as "0 hie a gloom einta." Mama) —......... Weber. DM. Hr..ad Mrr. Leelum. "lid Mann. Dom, ma s se Clan Mewile sad Mahn, Wenn sang,Waa tdbe l 41trarkon(glimk."61 Lan Mann kiwi. ginn" (L Oma Owlet* Mann) ... ....Pars IL ....—... linkman. Cavallar. Mrs Care Hannan, lobert,tot quo fie" (lotero Mayentar. drb•), VbeistOuds Mann an at mad Mr. aka Um" Wla in" .... . Monk. Chin aft) Wen bug. Mb. Wier, "May gairdin endak" Mn. OWn Hepworth, Nakao flank Mos Mem, sad IL Grafer, ipsi bre Wale. Ails. Madras Alton. "Cana anti in pee Mak "God an the Qum" Thus was fall choral seniee at the cathedral again bat night mg to-day at 8 o'sleek, mat. This. we a gneral rub the owning to Wes to the Msestoll ea SNOW. Not only was the whole area of the Heim neve of the eathedral fined. bat ambers had to lad ittlag room I. the choir, whin the angers wen L. visible. The number of tickets *old to-day was 2,770. Mr. Mum Reeves °petted this sahibs* oratorio is a nag cesestanding sad hegemonies style. The Mena somg, " Thus smith the Lod," was allotted to lir. Thomas, who Impressed the sadism's most favornably. No. Lookers he vein told with gnat ant fa " 0 then that tallest," bat, saisetenately, there was • detraction at the sea neucesent owed by as omission in her copy. Nadas, Novelle' &gist it is quits nperisons to praise. Tito psebseasses of the oratorio was brought to an red slots lobison four, at witch bier hundreds of peeps warm eillesind at the College-green to winner the deluders st the vision of the cathedral for the last time. The idea Yea at the doors of the cathedral to-day is mid of thee/NAV nesesstsd to 3191. Si. Bd. The mourn collected et tbe mufti ikon will be imereased by farther donation pot to hi treedeed, sad it will, so doubt, mend the manna emibietsB bet you. It is oho pretty certain that there will be • sneples of receipts for sale of tickets, which will, ei emus. be devoted to the charity. There is • grand full dam hall this evasion at the Shire-ball. Pasits. ;,:,;;, FEARFUL MURDER ON BOARD SHIP. CALLAO, JULY 12.—The American ship Elsie's, Crosby, from Haire, has strived beer. While at Havre, Captain Crosby, with the isosseat of Csptdin Trash, of the ship Saratoga, shipped as hie first (Aar Dlr. Smith, deka% thee mate of the fferatege. The Elvis sailed for this port, having on hood • sized crew of Italisas, Fres*. rose, Bodleian*, to., about as diverse • looking cones tics of villains se Is ever sees. Oa the 18th night frees Havre the ship was Tansies through the trades with beam- Wel weather, mid royal studdinpuile set ow both sides. At 12 o'clock (midnigbt) the metes watch sus on desk, sad with the exceptive of see to relieve the wheel sad we for the look out, sash slatted some good biding plan, sad spread himself fore nap. At two bells (l can of the sea (sad the °sly witness to the horrible trassactioa which followed) was ammo& from - his sleep by the mad of the bell. He remained lyieg at deck *mil throe bells struck aft. This was sot answered formed by the look-out immediately sad tee mato left his position ow the quarterdeck, awl started forward, with the probable lateen. a of moo alibi( whether or set the look-out wee slop. As be walked up the ladder of the topeallaat forseastle, this witases maw three of the crew folio e him, sad the (math— the lozk est—walk towards his as be sounted the fore code. The four got his dews, tad three of them stabbed him with Preach dirks, cad the fossil struck him three thaw es the shall with a heavy bee belaying pia, weighing 161te. The dos sea with dirks west off the forecastle, sad the fourth dragged the deed body of their victim forward and threw his oa the rail between the cut head and heel of the bowsprit. He they gm his two bogey blows with the trebling pia, which were dis tinctly heard by the witness ; sad, lifting him by the lug, threw the hod_ ) into the me. The whole a ff air emended bat • sows. When the poor fellow wee stabbed, be gave three shticks, width awoke the steward, who crossed the spat, who ease os desk Is time to an them throw their weapons ate the sea. Their guilty looks meads' thus, they wore at ass pat is isles, whoa the Wets' related to the captain the elfeellegabege of this horrible murder. The saes were kept is doable boat until the serail of the 'hip at this pert, whoa they were takes from the ship sad phosd la prima by the A1186)111 COeSel, to await So snivel of a difp of war, by veldt they soy be seat Mae Meted States. The depositions of the captain and crew were takes, from which no moos or 'zees for this exld-blooded affair eau he dullest The only confines la fives, of the primes is that of mossof the sea, that the slate had bees rather severe towude is. et the primers. The lour ararderen from the Eivira subsequently seeped Ism prison, ad are sow at large, no state Wag made for their nesytase THE TAMAR CA Ihe Plymouth Mau Idiots - gives the &await amina d same a the . produced a the district of Beer Teals, when the destruction of the Tamar Mae by leenelalen berme known :•-•"! Oa the Monde, mersing sang et th e men proceeded to their work se teal, awl estsweeed to learn what bed occurred, Mt the loss of *sir Meet sees mitigated by the feellog of thankfuleme white esew ever them at their soma from the terrible death which, bad the amidat *spurred ou aay other day, mut inevitably bra overtaken them. It wee toughing to witness the joy evinced by the poor fellows I. the shskirg eat* other by the baud at find leg they bad been a miraculously preserved. When' this joy, however, had Moine softened, the future for Bernlston presented • most pie my aspect, and the misery and destitutioa Into which so many families were plunged was truly heartrending. All credit ma stopped immediately on receipt of the intelligent, and indeed the whole seighbourhood was panic irritate, ileerabiton having sew almost hams a deserted village ; and the state of things, as wall as the helpless nature of the accident, may be somewhat alerted from the feet that already have two publicise, Mr. Richards and Mr. Bell, made arrangements to leave the place, oar for Plymouth, and the other for Taviatoek. With regard to the mitten, 60 are about to migrate to Chili, 80 to New Zealand, and 60 to America, while many of the shopkeepers have either left or are ra pids, to leave. The riot of the ulnas have gone off into other districts to reek for employment. There seems to be • fatality attached to this unfortunate district, for it is sett mated that no leas than 3,0001. was lost there, in ems eases of the utter failure or the hat crop, those Medial hoodwink whist bed ban hither° so rich and prolific, brae Is the last 1•111011 been almost barren. The Earl of Mena Belgcorabs, who is lord of the manor of Beer will, it is said, by this accident lose upwards of 6001. • rat." DAZING ROBBER[.-A letter from &peel, in the Obwrrisr de PAin, says This morph), (7th) • most ' dlerleg rotbsty wee committed on the road leading from this ! saes to Cbatilloa-do.Meabaille. The ogees of the OM ! reactors for the Lpas to 0 railway, M. Casette, was ggeseedieg to Ililliat with a tire containing 160,000 f. t pay ihe men employed on the line, when on arming near the Pont de Is Tres-roots, where the stoned rises, the horses of Mr ("triage were stopped by four men, while'. four others Ileal at the o:achman and at M. Dame. They were both Ministi tau', seised and Tall cruelly treated. M. Duarte re. Wined two balls I. his body, and was stabbed in two places with a knife and the coachman, after hieing his bat plerood with ' a ball, was knocked down by a blow trim • large stone, sod so much hurt that he fainted. The eight robbers thee raised on the box, and having broken it oath, took out the money and made t ff. The Custom. house °Moen of the neighbouring village of Betas, hearing the aides of the Arise, at ones proceeded to the spot whence the noise eeme, act bring j Aced by several of the farmers of the vidnity went is pursuit of the robbers. One of the Man wee forams 'sough to Coma up with the hindmost a the smailante, on whom was found 40,6001. in rotes, gold, OM silver. Hopes are ontertaload of Wog able, through this mm, of discovering the other robbers, who are all riedmostsso Mourns. A Niw FIILD YOU SPECULATION.—The Bonin c=t sadlt e g t i h r e en , s c h r o d p ers an to d its to f p o o re nh ign ua leg n a gre ttoo d sto reeik , sah se Images of saints, WOWS from cemeteries, ito., brought from the Crime by salters of the allied armies. Tam things are had la peat masestien by the Bendses, sail Oinked Miss isereiersi pralmiim—fitsNissasi (Prese the limas Room) Oa Ansel 16 Aide-de-comp General Mourmieff transmitted the followiag details respecting the evacuation of Kan by oar troops, and the re. estabbahmut of friendly radices with Turkey. Is the acieno of the month of July the &toils to be ola mond in sutrendering the fortress of Hare to the Turkish genenmeot had been arraoged at Barroom borne our plempoteatiary, the Colonel of the °suds Lorie•llllikoL, then mesons the provisos, and Ismail Pooh*, the Moak of Anatolia. Oa that occasion basil rains expressed his wish to sepals. to the Russian camp, that be might have an interview with Bent.-General Ilbroaleff, the commodity °Sow of the seine seeps. Not wftlistsadiag tbe malevoleat insinuations of certain person shoot him, the Mushir, who folly appreciated the upright coodset of the Rumbas loveliness, and who knew Colonel LorkoNsilkoff by the reputation he had &squired his administration of the country doing eine Rooth,, arrived on the 6th of Aegest, in order to have a penonal interview with Lindeman-General Enouleff, end was re solved a lo coseleti, twenty vents from Kan, by Colonel Loris-Malikoff and the chief of the staff of the Anatolian army, Russia Paeba, Irk* had arrived at the tonnes before Oa the neltnieg Off the is ei i g. Ilbeaid* ter Koss, secospinied by the new yak of Kars, lowan Paths, with his snits, sod so retort coulatlag of one squadron of regular cavalry and 300 Kurds of nab, who performed fantastic evolutions whilst marching ahead of the mei*. _ _ _ - - - - The Mackin was met half way by the members of our administration of Kan; and at five nests bone the town he was complimented is annum of the commaader-in-chief of the seine corn by the aides de:eamp of Lieutenant-Genteel Khrouleff, aosompasird by a platoon of Conchs of the Ilse and a platoon of the Dos Cossacks. On his annum into the town the Turkish troops which had previously arrived, and were drawn up in array *lug the struts, paid military honours to the Menhir, who was saluted at the same time by the artillery. In presenting themselves to the blueisir at the house pre pared foe him the EWA* of the provisos and the principal peruse of Kus usesimously espressed to the Colonel of the Guards Loris-Idelikoff, lately in authority over the pro viso* of Kars, their gratitude for the care he had bestowed on the welfare of the country, and requested of the iffueler permission to present to the colonel an adder's of thinks. Pally partaking of these sentiments, the Illubir addressed, is the named his government, his cordial expression of thanks to Colonel Loris Mel tkoff for the oare be had bestowed on the administration of the country. At three o'clock in the afternoon, Ismail Paths, in (un dress uniform, left Kars with his suite, to proceed to our camp, and was received at the gates of the town by Major General Chodsko, sad the aides-de-amp of the comma,- dent of the corps Lieutenant-G I Khrouleff with his staff, and the combined regiment, No 2, of the Cossacks of the line, stet the Muchir on the farther aide of Mount Kara-dagh, where the Cossacks craws up is line of battle received him with military honours. The 2nd and 4th battalions of the Infantry Regiment of Beleff ; the light battery, No. 7, of the 19. b brigade of Artillery; the let and 3rd here:lions of lee Tools Regiment of Infantry ; the Regiment No. 4, of Dens Cossack', and the onabised regiment, N 0.2, of the Quacks of the line, were draws up in battle erray before the camp. Having passed dews the front of the lines and the amp. Ismail Pasha expressed a most Bettering opinion of our troops, and asked permission to thank them for the honours that had bees paid to him. The Corwin of the line pleased him especially. At six in the afternoon, Liscit.-Geaeral Khrouleff invited his loseerable visitor to dieser, together with his suite aid three English officers attached to the army of Anatolia. The toast of the health of the Sultan, proposed by the com. Erasion% of the ecru, wee responded to by the Muchir, who gave the health of the Emperor of Rawls ; and then General lEbrouleff pre posed the heal!h of the Muchir him self, who replied with toasts to the health of General Mon rarleff and of the commandant of the corps. After dinner, at nine o'clock, the Muchir wan invited to see a display of fireworks prepared in honour of himself. Ia taking leave afterwards of Llest.-Gecersi Khrouleff the Menhir unused to him the profound respect which he felt for the Emperor of Russia, and his sincere gratitude to General Mouravieff for his beneficent and careful admiais notion of the province through Count Loris-M. bluff. Oa this ocwasion the Mutat evinced a most hank and friendly disposition, and a deeire for the eatablishmest of cordial relations between the two powers. In his conversatioss with Lieut.-General Khrouleff he had repeatedly testified his satisfaction at having viiiited our camp, when he found in the person of that general a soldier who loyally and honestly performed the duty with which he had been entrusted. General Khrouleff had, upon his side, told the Mosher in roily that his aim was to confirm the friendly relations between the two Powerr, and that it was far more agreeable to his Majesty the Emperor to en nand* cordiak Worts the obituary governors of the bor dering provision than to see them contending with a—A other on the field of battle. In conclusion, the Mother begged General Khrouleff to assure General Mouravieff of his desire to meet Gueral hf °envie ff in person if he should come to Alexandropol, and to thank him for the are which had been taken of the Tuelvah purer:re, as well as for having appointed so worthy an officor es Colonel Loris- Wilke!! to take charge of the province of Hera. When he left General Khrouleff, lsmait Paths invited him to dinner for the neat day. Oa the 27th July (the Bth of August) all our troops struck their camp. and begin their march to Alexudronl. The same day, ateliers o'el, - th in the soorsiog, General Khrouleff went to Kan, scoomponied by his staff. At a distance of several worsts from the town he was received by the Menhir of Asatigia, with his whole staff, attired is full deter uniform. Nearer the town the Turkish troops : were drawn up in line, along the toad, to receive the visiton with military honours, and with a salute of artillery. General Khrouleff passed is front of the Turkish troops, who thee filed put him; a battalion of sha p:hocten seumevred afterwerls, and performed some sponged@ feats, as well as bayonet end rflo practice. Alter the review a guard of honour named the con • moodent of the corps to the town of Kan. At six o'clock the Muchir called upon General Khr 'slog, and invited him to come to dinner. The table was elegantly adorned with Sowers, and displayed a silver plate terries sad crystal 1 ' vends, brought expressly from Burrows. Daring the repast the Mathis proposed a toast to the prosperity of the Emperor of Ramie; and the commandant of the corps re , plied with a toast to the health of vie Majesty the Sultan. r The health of General Mouravieff, that of the commas. dent of the eons, that of the Muchir of the srmy of Asa. tolls, and that of the late governor of the province of Kan, ; were also duly honoured. The dieter was sou:laded with a speech from the Muchir, who main expressed his "veneration " for the Emperor of ' all the Russia., end his sincere desire for the eetablohment of a solid friendship between the to o Powers. On the 28th of July (the 9.b of Augur) Calomel Lone Melikoff completed the final transference of tie government of the province, and in the presence of the commandant of the corps received a complimentary addtess from the Machin of Anatolia. Oa the depsrure of General Khrouleff fiom SSTs, the Muchir sconspenied him out of the tows ; he was saluted d e . g wa s s ehd b i F mk it t wh h e re . sd a orm r a t l nh e r ou y n , po ul e rio n d i ebt before. .u t k e ; s o h . it he o . o r p o s a , d which .c ed e Innate Pasha, who was not content with having verbally expensed his gratitude, cberged his eosin -law, Assakh I Bey, to send to General Blourevirff a letter which con , Weed • complete and sincere acknowledgment of the friendly welcome he had received, and of the truly M. ternal is which the es:squared country had been i Monasteries!. Oa the 29th of July (August the lOti ) a 1 our troop which had been gartered in the province of Kars re ' entered the Russian territory, and tromped soon the left bank of the Agatha, in the neighbourhood of Aka . I saftspoi.