The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-10 00:00:00

A ;„ r.L:w.;;.,ArER "b t 44 ... i 4 • :kJ TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. No. 5,331.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1863. NON/04r TOLIINTIERSER*ICE ASSOCIATION. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE A, calling at the Cape of Good Hope C I e a r :rrr d Madre..—a rEAM COMIC; NICATIoN between LON DON and INDIA by the iaagalfteent Fleet of steamers belonging to the Tam India and London Shipping Company (Limited/. The wen-known clipper auxiliary steamship titEbN Till SOUTH, 2,221 tons, 300-hor e power, W. iTEWART. Com moist now looting In the Viciorla • London) Docks, will leave on 19th Reptant/ye, embarking passetogers at and leaving Graves end on 21st September, (or Calculi*, cathodal, the Cape of Good Hope and Madras ,this vcs , cl will also call at the Island of Ilaurltlus'. No cargo will he taken for Madras and Mauritius. This magnificent ship. liullt expressly for the India trade Ms been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation tot pissensen, and will carry an experienced surgooe also a Mows:dim The average passage of these steamers has been 70 Op to Maim, some of them making the shortest passages on mond. The line will he continued on the 20th of each someeding menth, with the strictest panetuality, by one of this Company's RIM of auxiliary screw steam ships.—For freight or apply to GRINDLAY and Co., Parilansent-utreet, Lir= teeters, ALFRID hItRIT and Co., 120, LeadeakeHelresa, RC.: or at the Mem et the Company, 0. Mhsoing-Isse. London. LC. ; where also applications for appointment. as mhishipensu In this metrics should be made. RICHARD DREW, Assreasty. (saarss's MIZORAM) THE RUSSIAN REFORMS. ST. PETERSBURG, Sm. 9. The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day denies the rumours published by the foreign press con cerning new arrangements by Russia relative to Polish and German affairs. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICIAIST, SEPT. 9. —Arrournuarls.--Cap tan Samuel G. Cromwell, to the Scylla. Lieutosants John A. F. Luttrell, Dun= Stewart, George G. Hunt, and John E. Pringle, to the Scylla. Aseletaat Paymasters Albert Warren, to the Orrlimeas John Farwell, to the Bteobeim. Assistant Clerk Robart Willis, to the Dake o Wellington. NORWICH, SIM O. After the despatch of yesterday'm panel, the shooting in the All Come' Match was concluded. The het of competitors oorotnnof cated yefterdsy to oar rilwrbor was imPallsit, hot an emended return, with the worm We in each inataace, is now appended : 3bY4L somooLrußAL SOCIITY. MUSIC. WORCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL WORCESTER, WIDIIIBDAT. The klat with which the festival opened yester day mem likely to continue to the sod notwithstanding the unfavotuabis character of the weather. It has not been on. usual at the first concert to see one-half of the mate uu• oempied, but last might there IMO way few empty chairs, and many that were unoccupied had been taken and paid foe. The following was the programme : Speaking of the alleged radical reforms and new alliances it says :—" The conclusions drawn from these pretended news are as false as their premises. In Poland the Emperor, whose sentiments on the Polish question have not changed, considers his WOOLWICH, Bar.f. The Woo divines of Royal Marine Light Infanti camprionig about 1,100 rank and 111% inessabled on We Common this afternoon, is thine battalioas, oosantsedod severally by Colonel Travers. and Lieutenant-Colonels Marriott and Bather, sod occupied about two hours is the various evolutions of battalion drill. 200 Ydo 500 Yds. 900 Yds, ToNI. 2151111.372 SQUAD. P 6 II 1. Pll • r H It Capt. C. Gurney, and N. rh. 96 14 96 14 0 0 0 18 10 18 Ng, Major Roberts, 9th Nor. 76 11 73 10 0 0 0 14 811 Wr. A. liperrell 6 4 9 76 13 0 0 0 12 911 Mr. It P. Winch, C. Barrios 64 10 95 14 1 1 1 16 10 16 Mr. J. 11.0o9yer.01111ashoss 67 8 48 7 00 0 9 915 Corp. SIMe . 4th bate& Mr. J.J. ard Mid 8 511 64 10 4 3 7 18 12 80 Cop& Inns of Ct 95 14 12 617 94 13 SO la 44 Bus. NON. 9rry , 44h torte 76 11 10 414 78 io 14 1t 16 A. A. C. Aasboa. Coterharo 10 615 9614 11.6 11 11 it Sere, Nadas, lot Norwich 96 16 85 13 86 13 25 15 40 Lieut. Bomewell, 4th Nord 6 8 8 6 4 S 0 0 9 0 0 0 Lieut. Haorkor, Sod& Md 6 516 13 618 II 617 33 15 68 BOMBAY Direct (bud shipping day Sept. 15), the well-Mown and eery taateaatthat clipper ship SALA MANCA, A I nean, eel tom regleter, 0. IC LIVMAY, Commander. lad i ng In the But India Doan llu splendi d cable a ". ^ Tr dasll. 7 l !" . t t i c k. " . .P e r,".. ll */ °Kt' LATLY, HANLEY and 81KWILL. Er. BOMBAY Direct, with immediate despatch, the splendid teak.bnilt alp EDWIN FOX, A I 12 yam. BM ton register, F. F. 3IACLEAN, Commander; Marlin in the I India Docks. Has good accominadstion for cabin garn—For freight or passage apply to OELLATLY, 11AIT and SEWELL. 27, Loadenhallatreet LC. AIESSRS. MONEY WIGILLM and' SONS' (of anunwriame, imam iOtt oP PROM Mfg rWIIIALIA.—Ier MELBOURNE, Po et Phillip, Direct Do leave Mr Dodo ea Moslem kept rt, at Plymouth), the mileadki Minor ship LINODLNISHIRE 1. iGO tom L CHAELMON, nata mosaic : lying in the East India Dock. Her accommodations for an clams of pawners are eanwpasee4, aad she will carry an ORGAN,freia or apply to MehBOD, =Yr and with Mama. quay Mimosa and boas. No. t, Lealealiollotreet. rameassisby this floe of packate cestreerel from Padellaffloa to ftme•Oi OM dm tor usasol enta lama and marl dam tar Oki ohm bra TIM LIVILITOOL Ml QUENOTTOWN TO MIT YO/LL lITTIZAGX IWNIAGN REDUCED TO FM (MINUS (1.6 UNTIL IITZTHIR TH;MLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and BILADELPILIA eThiN4llll. 001EPANY !stead dos. Weida, tbalr Iran ley, fiteam4blp y minims th e 17P711411 . i:eg e441431_ /NOM L1y1119,30L PDX NSWYOZW., CITY OF WA HINOTOI , Wedeesd;i, 16. KANGAROO, Saturday, September le. CITY OF LONDON , Wedneeday, Sept. 23. CITY OF BALTIMORE Wednesday, Sept. 30. And erem Wednesday, sod every alternate Saturday. Mtn mew by the mal3 steamers sailing every Wlne 11, IT, and Novas, according to the accomniodatlon w .C s atr; by the Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas. Forward passage brindled an provisions meted. ?smarten far panda, the United ftstee, and British Columbia. booked through s4n ra m m advantageens bum—Foe further particulars mull INKAN Xis WilSeimalseet , Wanwalmet, Limuposi; or to XI mid musr. a„ . City. OTTERDAM and the RHINE—TWICE WUZ.—ThepeddleareanterliATATUll.Csol W. NMrr I. true en natty and Foreign kaala-wiart, Wyplsg, envy Nola, Tam. Lift, Al 10a. and 17a am, e t al end gl 6r. ad. The serewateeneer tiregrat treek et the Tower every Timidity morning earty. 1•191. Al MIMI 41 10L—Par Shrew* tares refer to the printed maw, ti.. Mee te CHAP N'S Universal Mee. W. an So PHIL MP% end PRILLIPPB, 11. lioed4ses. ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY Unstted). MINUTE EXPLANATORY of the AFFAIRS of this Company, red In confutation of the mte statements of Camel Grimes an d Me. Beessneres. By Joan Boom, C. E. London: Trabner sad Ca, 00, Paternoster-row. Prlos b. 6d. .1111ILISAY, Pigiosephkol laMmusentu Photographic Appa ratus. Prints, de. MR. J. C. STEVENS will BELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. 18, Yhmeireet. Comnamedea, ftl-liGlidOW. Sept. 11. at hotline. 111 peecisely, a &sante assortmeat of JAWILLI.ILILY, oleo some valuable phi] Weal lastramentu te. !part belonging to the North American Booa derm Oceineleinsi. 'talked Alm gen by Manton, excellent oho =l.Meer by Ilnutts. las &Wipe% AIM mlseellamona —oa view, and eualugoes had SPITALFIELDEL—WANTID on LEASE, in the ?lenity of PROM= containing a lenge non capable of holding trona MO to 40. people, on the ground lon If with roams over, oe at the aide, the better or pre mien that meld be needed for the of holdtog meet ly; by a mall nein would aalt.— Tell particulars to be ad dressed to W. J. L, 6, OW Noefolkotnet, New-road. 6111 e-end. DOUGLAS, Isle of Man.—llis Greet the Duke of Atloth %to residence, the CASTLE MONA HOTEL uad BOAILDING-1101711i. The patronage of famUles and tourist@ to metkateal for this anrivallekl od “onoralcal estabilabraest. leo Beedebaw. UAW and hat of fttrnielatet limes on receipt of ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. GHAT 311181 CAL ATTEACTION.-0112•T SOCCM ingNICOSIA. the mho* Maim Vt , iihit, swear ZVI/Ina—Doan eyes It eemateatal at bat -peat. IMBIBER, we SUP at EVANS'S every .11. M Weeds( thu Week, after Allred Yalkial Promenade Cleneorts. PER BOTTLE IS USUALLY CHARGED qUP tor • deed:Mal • French Brandy. —Marshall's Hungarian blob, aqui to roonac"— , Do. BA/MAW. may be obtased tor b. ed. of Ebb retailers. capettled, labe ll ed, and cock br•oded. J. a. Marshall, Soh onsigoee 425. per dozen case tears.** paid,. Depot. 114, ALDISPISGATZ 811LIZT, City. ALLSOPP'S ALE and GIMNITESS'S STOUT. JOHN Y. 111008 and co., sots contractors fee Bottled Rear to the Interastional Exhibition. Agents for Wawa allsopp tad lion's India Pale and turbo Ale% and Gannon Mon, erail Cleo Extra Meat, Importers of Wises and apirita—Odiess sal Stores, the Royal Exchange. LC.—The trade supplied on Masi torsos for welt WATIMELSTON and BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS o 7 troy weight at reolhable value, sod the velelomeeldp et wholesale rasnufacturers' peon. The gold Se tie slobs prisateed, and re-purchased at *option sharp& " Here's the soh, Row wit loot chain weighs, to the utmost oust The Swam of the gold, and charge for Whim" --BNexamea Maattfactory, No. 16 , Ifenrlettastreet, Coveat-gardea, MAL tandem Allays nods of chains and jewellery tar la. "MIL Ni.. Me esisbilehment la domed at 4la the wreala& end es lellesdays se 1 o'clock. HYANL sad CO. 'II DRESS for the YOUNG. es and 67. Olforduireet. The following New and Improved Deidina will be found 1. to any yet Introduced: M . ll BOW INICKENSOCKERS, universally admired for elegusee, utility, and immune adaptation, 15a. 6d., nu, Ma, and - BOW NTON, NARROW, and RUGBY SUM, in the mot op "aria YO I. IYAW O tS& riRCOAT3 sod CAM. In every &brio =Gable for ths present .same. 120. 61 to tbn ; Jackets, Is. Id. — BOYS TROVAIRSand VEST % not to be 'exposed to sedered, ri. t . er maks—Trousers. Pm. ed. to 14a. ed.: Vesta, 40. Id. to DDTIIRCf DIN*ANTIEZNT.—NaIa aad Cam Shirts. Desire Ncalary, de. _ _ 11Yiiiind Oa., de and a, Orford-street : 21, 2!, and 23, New alreet,liminess= ; and 42, Inignats, Leads. THINVIOORATIVE NERVIER ESSENCE. .welentPleally prepared and most powerful tittle. the medlar ever Introduced; restores to their normal condition le the loorotiosa, on the integrity of which perfect health de- It la • specific for debility of all kinds, and free Its eta ofemother !windiest', pepsine and phosphate of sods. aalll prove liedy beneficial to the nervous and drapoplie.— Woo lb. par bottle or fors Anantillas one for 23. Bois Woosirs Batuitesetes OM Ut. LaAwlvL h st. L an . d=lll), Orlord-stresd, C. ANIVER FAILING REMEDY. De. scone BILIOUS and LIT= MIA, premised with. lei say Waratial Impatient from the re et Dr. Scott, will M Owed hreelmahhe to an who suffer treat bNor end liver cow ONO% tothrettes. 'dad. game, da m &admen al the armika. Yew lablewel oesileamees, mate/aft aperleatmedletse, sod es sportier et the blood. they are truly excellent mild la Muir spersitiu lead grateful to the stomach they r e a c t ra p =nee in= m end dreitstbeu the whole narrow ay W. la l g o l. wry Kini ii.. W r i kL iam a d" ta. Cb rl t . ng i c r i. at a Ihie Dr. and Leer rllla. M The genuine me • wpm low platys. with Lambert' eueraved on the skimp. TO PICA POEM Nov ready at ill R the Librar L ies, c r o w n Ilvo, Floe a. , BEAUTIES of TROPICAL SCENERY, and other TROPICAL POOLS. With Notes. By the Author of •, The N of Barcelona." •• • volume of word-pktares." " Sew& Glowing with the rick atiourtng W the tropion"—Datly "The maim petaarfiwwfteiThogins Moore."—Crftta. London . 'ert IA Piccadilly. HAMILTON'S EDUCATIONAL WORE& London. ROBERT 0001 4 and CO., New Burlington sinet. The great popularity of the "Modern Instructions foe lir Pianoforte," admits of an easy explanation. Herulltoo Was eminently manned for the comp il a ti on o f inc h • work, not ealy from ish varied &emir-comma, large rearms:vs, and accurate knowledge, but still more from the logical method h prevailed lu all be did. His mature aliment &ware Gut, emoted what exactly, according to the previous know ledp, ought to he said : and his large didactic experience and end In elucidation always se r' the hest method of saying h. Hence his Dime has , ao It has been observed, found a place beside those of lira Derbaski. Lindley Murray, Phimek, Chem end the very few others who have woo a lasting reputation coetributing to the supply of the latelllecteal heeds of chil dren. Numb edition, 46 Nee notioe of Mr. Hamilton and his worha_Mde the Globe, September 6. Order of sll musicseUvra siompollsra. first duty to be the re-establishment of solid and The 6, screw v r°R l T3 tf ri4 der F. C. 9 b material order, founded on the ground subverted B. Robinson, is Pione er, ourly expected at Spithesd from the Aar by anarchical psasious. From a diplomatic stollen station. She will be paid off, haring been upwards point of view the government remains determined ei four yam Is winnOsike• The Adventere, 2, woo screw troop ship, Commander T. to fulfil its international obligations, and at the B. Lethbridge, was brought down alongside the dockyard same time to maintain the rights of Russia within We sad oe Friday will embark troops for Canada. the li mits of treaties. As regards German a ff airs, are ß° coneluded, 72lallv" and C"La2L ehOwthat —The the fol gmrt.ri lowiog Y geo l tiemet uminatiw bane Russia sympathises with the union of the strength bees snetwesfal 2 Nest Clan Naval Cadets—W. 8. Taylor, of Germany, based on the interests of all the States I l' ''' Bl " aiar k .r. E. A. F. T. J R a7hrt o t: Wit A . W. g • l' i t . of which that country is compared. Russia has IG. W. Apia, R. C. C/Sigilk. .k. V. Baker, C. C. no more reason to provide against the dangers • Stuart , .IL D. Barre, E. H. Gamble, C. B. Aboaek, W. D. C. Porwrth, A. N'F. B. Arbgth e * H. which might result to her from Germany than Ger- 0,,,,b n . , H. p. J. w y . t .. e . 1.. 8 ,,,,..". F 1 ../.7',„.... G. ' ig.y.....a.. a : ji b oior z ase! has-t• lab basalt on hoe rood -. W. . /.. -J. Bas, H. k•_ . D. 111 •*". 1 .4_ _ : iigams 4 l. dangers coming from Russia. The rumours which I,. N. . ii n u T i l s 'AV l .:3' . a rAnt W . 4 1 : 1 = 46. 11 are current have therefore no foundation, and !R. H. Stewart, 0. 0. P. Ham/yn, H. W. &vile, N. R. H. evidence extreme indiscretion, if not malicious ILe G cand.°ll.Wintirsk and ler ..8. b., W2 4 3 1 1 Forn .....aumiecoscisti premeditation." I cadets (formerly designated Master's Assistants), M. G. Douglas, P. H. Wright, J. W. Brown, E. Leah, Stuart. Seven others were unrocrantal. For Meeker's danetaats, bannea 15 sad 16 jean at age :—J. H. Duck ham, W. A. R. Ryan, and D. A. Catalog; between 14 sad 15 years ot ay :—C. B. S. Young, J. R. Cow, sad W. Waterman. PRUSSIA. SF.RI,IN, SOT. 9. The Statistical Congress to-day elected the members of the international committee charged with the preparation of the plan of organisation of the Congress. The committee consists of the following gentle men : For London, Dr. Farr ; Berlin, , Herr Karel ; Konigsberg, Herr Doubert ;• Vienna, Herr Ticker ; Paris, M. Legoyt ; Stockholm, M. Berg ; St. Petersburg, M. Isemenow ; and for Brussels, M. Visechers. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Sarr. 9. The Oesierreichische Zeitung of to-day says that the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Constantine will arrive in this capital to-morrow. Their Imperial Highnesses will alight at the liothurg. . . . _ _ It is believed that the Grand Duke and Grand Duchene will pursue their journey to the Crimea the day after to-morrow. NAPLES. NAPLES, Sr. 9. The Pontifical Consul, compromised at Genoa for intriguing iu the intestate of the ex-King of Naples, has received hie peaeporta for his return to Rome. ITALY. THE DEATH OF SIGNOR LAFARINA. (nom on owl( onanroncen.) TURIN Bar. & When I wrote my last letter I had a sad pre sentiment that the death of Signor Uterine was at hand, and I therefore wrote at some little length about him, after alluding to the serious illness from which he was suffering. The following morning— that is to say yesterday—he died. He was born in 1815. I have already given you a brief sketch of his life ; I will now add a few more details. When Count Cavour saw that it was impossible to induce Francis H. to govern with humanity, or in an Italian spirit, and saw moreover that that sovereign was conspiring against Victor Emmanuel, he displayed much activity in hastening his fall, so as to prevent any foreign prince from profiting by the discontent of the population. He no longer turned a deaf ear to the requests for aid which reached him from the liberal party in Naples and Sicily, and one of the moat active agents he employed was this self-same Giuseppe Lafarina, who having founded the National Society to which I referred in my previous letter, had secret but numerous relations with the entire peninsula. Most of the assistance given to the Marsala expedition paaaed through his bands, as well as large sums of money. He has now died poor, and ho leaves a wife behind him in poverty. But neither the important part he played in the Sicilian revolution of 1848, nor the services he afterwards rendered with his pen and with his daring plans, preserved him from the hatred of the republican party. In 1860, when there was a dictatorship in Sicily, he was driven by Mordini and Crispi from the country he bad assisted in liberating. But his native city, Messina, elected him deputy, and he entered the Italian parliament, where he moon gamed general esteem, and was chosen one of the vice-presidents this year. To-day his coffin has been followed to the grave by part of the presiden tial corps, and by a large number of deputies, lite rary men, and friends. A battalion of National Guards alto followed as an escort of honour. Signor Lafarina possessed some very important documents, that be would in time have made use of in a valuable historical work. Let us hope that these documents will tot be los: to the world. HttrosTON.—Prince Goliath,koff has taken his departure from the Royal Crescent Rani ; the Dowager Counters of Meath has arrived at the Royal Crescent Hotel ; the Cousins of lissmare has apartmen ts at the Bristol Hotel for the ninon ; Lo e n i r rn i ceived at 26, Marine-parade; Lord Loath has arrived at the Bedford Hotel; Viceount and Viscounts; Ingestre and family are prolongin their stay at the Norfolk Hotel ; Lady Gerard and Mfas • have arrived at the Brist o l Hotel for the season ; Sir John Boileau, Ben, and the Misses Boileau continue their stay at the Bristol Hot* Sir Stuart L. Docaldece and Lady Doaaknon and family have arrived at the Bristol Hotel the Baroness Weld hag arrived at 1, Junction Parade ; Lady Ra oyes is at 12, Marna Parade ; Lady Somers haa takes 22, wrie-phios ; Barn and Lady Mansell are stay ice at the Royal Crew:est Hotel ; Sir Thomas Gage, But., has arrived at the Royal Crescent Hotel; the Roo. T. D. V. and Mts. Plucks* are staying at 44, Montpelierroad ; the Hon. Mr. &abases sad the Hoe. Richard Brabazon are staying at the Royal Crean* Hotel ; the Hoe. W. Pepys has arrived at the Royal Albion Hotel ; Colossi and Lady Harriet Ward, ban arrived at the Bedford Hotel ; Hos has takes 1, Isseer , nentee.-Bripktort Oicette. UPLALWG 01 THR Nww WZIAH RAILWAY ROOM Tu. Bristol and South Wales Union Railway was os Tan dy mud public teethe under eirsamataa ces highly : favpromisiag. Taking adveatage of the 9.40 tram we massed our to the peineipality, and farad amines at Cardiff la a sample et hears. The ferry from New Purge Partekewet was accomplished, althoub • stiff breeze was blowiag, in ten mien* and from Temple Meads to I the jaunts es Ore *loath Wales line took wetly an boar. n• aarriages Jinn on the line an those lately renamed tram the Xstropditaa Railway. They me lofty mad endenshis, enable of Wag lights:flu win sad they run with remarkable sue sad sea Eves early tuna at 6.30 tweed a fair mune of pseesegeu and nary Gem wee delighted with the neceneadation There is a goad deal yet to be dose on the Welsh side, bat the w o rk i s helm pushed os with great tepidity and estespriss. An exciallest station will be seem mooted at the Pranks,* Juana, when it is expiated the express trans aid a men suing will be effected by travellers to !llama. An extuelve Semen ' train is certain to develop itaelf, particularly to Chepstow sad mate* Altogether the promoters have anode* rests I. feel maid with their nominal and prospects. The lime will be found of nemeses advantage to the oily sad asighbeseirand. It was lose wetted. sod we now hope it nosy noised heyead expectatioa.— Western Dail, New.. DEPARTURE OP THE CHANNEL 'FLEET PROM THE CL IDE. After s week's sojourn in the Clyde, the Channel squadron weighed anchor about mid-day es Tuesday, and proceeded direct out the firth. The morning had been fine, though moist ; the stormy weather of the prooding day had entirely disappeared, and was seemeded by a calm, and the surface of the river was quite smooth. On the early part of the morning parties of men from the vessels were seen onshore, busily occupied in conveying officers' luggage from hotels, and all was preparation on board the ships. About a quarter.mat 2 eideck the Defence weighed anchor and proceeded down the firth under steam, followed at regular intervals by the other skips of the fleet All were under steam, except that in some instances a foresail ma run up, to bring • vowel's heed to her course. The Edgar, fiagahip, rapidly overhauled the Defence, Emerald, and Liverpool, and before paring Grano& Bay kd taken the lead, and by three o'clock she rounded Kemper* Point, followed by all the other ships, forming a line from Kempock to the Tail of the Bank. The Royal Oak was the lotto get under weigh, and bad made little movement until the three leading vowels had rounded Kempock. The music from the bands on board was wafted ashore upon the light breeze; and between the ships and some of the tin* west-end mansions, where colours were displayed, many salutation@ were exchanged. Though the sky wu not 'bright, the scene was very floe. Several steamers and yachts con voyed the fleet a short distance out the firth. The state of the weather, however, did not warrant the fleet in put. suing their come, for ' when o ff Toward, three of them turned, and is about two hours after their leaving their moorings they made their appearance back to their old quarter', where by half-past our o'clock they re-anchored at the Tall of the Bank. These were the Edgar, flag-ship the Emeeald, and the LiverpooL It was reported that the other five vessels would anchor fee the night in me of the contiguous bays—Bother or Gourock. The Scotsmen' has the followiegremarks wider the beading of the " Fleet and she Marione of Greenock." A greater measure of succese, as to the prevention of the sirs of look ing at ships on Sunday, hasaitanded the Beggsof the Wort than wee attained by the lesedolthat sect nearer home—and it is worth while totakenote whatthateuccesscame to. Wsrnedby the blunder made by the less win men of the East, the Western Beggs did not address an order to the Admiral of the fleet to the effect that, as visiting the fleet on Sunday would be shocking to the feelings and principles of the people, the Admiral must forcibty prevent the people from so shocking themselves. Neither did they go to the opposite extreme, which ordinary people would think the natural mune, of enjoining the people themselves to act according to their own principles and feelings. They bit cc the happy medium of appealing neither to the visitors Meths 'into!, hot to the goes-between. They first got " the authorities" into their posseesion and then induced the authorities to use their rather irreeMtible " M amma" with the omen of 1140111/901% to sign bonds not to take people to the fleet on Sunday, under a penalty of team pounds. The result we lied thus stated in the Greenock Advertiser of yesterday : "A large number of persona wont off to the vessels in shore boats, and daring the day from forty to fifty boats plied emotes* between the fleet and the quays." In the primitive days of chimney sweeping, a humane old lady, as doe Miller teals, objected to the prevalent practice of having her chimney swept by the pulling up and down of • live gems, bed expressed herself satisfied with the to have the operation performed by means of a Ju ro pte i t live ducks. Jost so are the old ladies of both sexes at Greenock satisfied with hay* prevented the Sunday sailing of four or five stamen, and having got the operation per famed by " from forty to fifty Mate." Az much as Jos Miller's old lady did againet cruelty to animals have her skiers and breth fee at Greenock dons against Sabbath de seeratim THE SMALLEST CRAFT THAT EVER CROSSED THE ATLANTIC. TO Tlll EDITOR 01 TILT F.IFILVSO. Sur,—lnieierenTv3i4; a par agraph that appeared in the Express, I beg to inform you that about 13 years since Mr. John Bond, of Teigumoutb, Devonshire, Mr. Edward Disks, of Teipmonth, and an Oafordshire butcher, brought over from Newfoundland a small schooner, only n toss, laden with fish. They called at the Western Islands, and mold their fish, and loaded the little craft with wanes, and they sold them at Falmouth and brought the craft to Teigtmouth. I saw her many times in our har bour before they sent her back to Newfousdlaod. Mr. Boed was ill all the voyage, and Mr. Drake naripted the little craft all through it handsomely by Mr. Bond's instructions. If you think this worth inaertion in your paper I shall feel obliged.—l am, he., THOS. BOLLTER. &Wiley Wale, Weymouth. Dana, Sept. 9. STATI EQIIIPAOIIB TOR Till SBEHIYFEI ELECT.— The state carriage for Mr. H. N. Niue is en elegant chariot, very light, bat substantially constructed. The panels are of royal blue, with gold relief, fir. The hammer cloth is also formed of deep blue, ornamented with gold coloured fringe, and displaying escutcheons with the sheriff's crest and motto. The vehicle has been constructed by Meows. Offord, of Wellsetreet, Oxfordetreet. The state chariot for Mr. T. Cave, also built by the same firm, his the body related blue, somewhat lighter in shade than the fore going, and with crimson relief. The hammercloth is of blue cloth, ornamented with white sod blue hangers and fringe. In addition to the usual civic arms, the panels of each car riai,e diplay the private bearings of the respective sheriffs, executed by Mr. 1). T. Baker, of Old Cavendish-street, heraldic painter. Mr. Niseen's liveries comprise coats of deep blue cloth lined with white silk, the pocket flap frames being denorsted with massive gold lace aid braidiog. The vests aid " continuations " are of white penmen, one melded with gold lees. Thee* suits have been made by Miens. H. J. and D. Nicoll, of Regentatreet. DESPATCH or ma aaAzn, pip Rpm! Tura MAYAN—Tbe Zola 11 1,.." stammer theater. Captain Woobeard, sailed from Southampton yesterday afternoon, eta o'clock, with the mails for Lisbon, Pernam buco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Huesca Ayres, Moat. Video, to. The llagelsiena took out 149 paassogers, and oo freight gold eels for Lisbon, 36,000/. elm. the Brasil sad River Plate =g129,5621, ; ales, Eaglish jewelhu7—valueso6/. ; j e ettllery, 3,6001. ; and a full cargo llery , of Enoch and FAO& merchsadiee. The extra steamer Virginia, from New York on the 28th ult., arri►ed at Queenstown at nine o'clock last night. Atter he►ls( landed nine pasmegere she pro ceeded to Li►erpool. AU well. Her news has been widen ltat?& ALLZORD RXTRNSIVII FRAUDS UPON Gonatt worr.—lt waa rumour= se Tussday is Davenport that frauds epos prernment t o a large amount had just bass disarrayed. The report Mates that the deliaparot, a cloth ing °Detractor, having had oath served to him for the per pose of meld= the articles be bad areasated to simply. had =Waisted for that sloth a very Jam= material, reosiatiog Wooly at mum imitead of wool, and of this he had made theseilors' clothes. The matter, we are aware, has bests treoght before the authorities, and is undergolog foresaw tioe, pad* which we refraio, as a matter of prodigies sad Pieties, from publishiog the rumours which are heing_freely circulated, or the fact s u p on w hi c h t h em rumours an huod• or Seel' indkatiug the =non who is accused of thus appro. pricting goverazortdoss,— )Yaku t Naming News. /111/2 XIGHT SQUAD. /108.Mamt. Wollaston, Nwh. 4 4 8 75 12 0 0 0 0 0 ?thew Naupaon, 619 Ntk. 85 13 11 516 84 1 27 14 41 Cameral 119.885, lad Nwb. 10 6 6 11 616 3 6 24 12 IS 84.894511129/11a,164h NM— 8 611 9 6 4 511 11 13 09 Capt. Holloway, Ilth NM.. 10 616 14 519 71 1 II 13 66 Burrougbes, 11111 Nit 99 14 84 12 84 1 SI 13 85 Private H. Nbag. Sid Nwh. 86 13 84 13 74 1 21 13 31 //1 1, 18 1 Jolly,!1h Norwich.. 76 12 6( 10 73 1 19 15 a ?Mute Weave. lot Nerwith 6 4 9 96 14 3 3 17 12 19 Lest. Forrester, Ilst Mk.. 11 616 I 3 0 9 9 11 822 Corp'. Forrester, 2111114wh. 96 14 10 615 6 I 23 12 16 Bwrgt. Bridgman, ard Nwh. 10 615 11 516 1 1 22 11 33 1110011 D 1411 . lIQVAD. Lbw& klassosad lab Nerfk. 75 12 14 11 0 0 6 0 0 44 20 1 0.10 Nak ., 1414/1" Osrp. Ales, Word ustver. 44 A 81111 Private Nay10k . 199189.1651 7 611 i 3 9 6 3 T 17 10 27 Corp. Lager, 41h Norwich 18 616 74 11 11 6 141 SI 14 43 Xr. W. B. Gordon l6 1/ •4 11 6 1 8 IS 11 X rilvatellsroh, 11th Norfolk 961 14 10 616 10 616 19 16 44 Lout -M. sir T. Beauchamp e 4 10 4 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 10r. Prineop, Loudon Private Haw•rd, Id Suffolk 10 616 11 616 411 T Zd It 88 Sletthowo,BlhBodolk 65 10 8 618 86 16 21 13 34 Adjutant 11611641 8 611 9 616 0 0 • 0 0 0 SZOOND SQUAD. Pr. N. Martla, 10411 Norfolk 11 616 10 116 411 7 26 11 38 Pr. Wilson, 16th Norfolk .. 96 14 76 12 3 2 6 19 12 Si Lout Davy, 22nd Norfolk 86 18 19 516 74 11 26 14 39 Pr. Garwood, 1645 Norfolk 12 617 64 10 0 0 11 0 Er. Wideman. ad Norwich 10 616 14 619 74 1 31 14 4111 Sergeant thy, 191 h Norfolk 96 14 74 11 71 1 21 11 36 Gay...kfartla, 10th Norfolk 64 9 96 14 2 17 11 93 Dyaon, tad Norfolk I 4 11 6 3 8 0 0 14 719 5e=114.1.. tioswold, fat Norh. a 4 lo 9 614 04 1 tl 13 Si Sergeant Bade, lot Suffolk.. 10 615 2 2 4 2 1 14 922 /errant Da* 84k Norfolk a 6 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The highest score wae Una made by Lieutenant Hawker (48). mad be aocordingly received the first prize of 151. A tie between Private Bridgman and Corporal Binger being shot off, roman declared in favour of the former, and he was accordingly awarded the ascend prize of 101. The 51. prizes teethe best mere at mob sage wait as follows :—lDDyanis, Corporal &mar yards, Captain Holloway ; 900 yards, Private blare& A match followed between eight vcduateers of Suffolk and eight of Norfolk. the ranges being 200, 600, and 600 yards, five shots nth. Annexed ts the score on lath side : I007d& 6Sl97da, B!Vda Toll NORFOLK. MU. MU. 14176. n Hloway, HoMoon l4 .. U .. lla Captai dips J. F aster, lad Narirldi Oarporsl Ringer, 4th samsta ,n .. li .. n Private Garwood, Derebaro.. PriTait B. Breeze, lit Norwich Private Bridgman, Ist Norwich Private Dayl.l.n. flollchant Private Marsh, R.:6phi= 243161 lll 296 Average. $. $4.40 SCROLL Sergeant liattleewe,Bksruras6 111 .. 11 .. 16 .. 61 lowan& Bales. Ipswich. Private Johasoa. - Ipswich ll U .. U .. 10 Private lead, Raspy lt . II .. 111 .. VI Private Bayard, lewd* LS . 14 1 . II Private barren. beasrusaat Swank lear Bury 4.llffaidea 14 .. 4 . 11 .. 16 .., ... 8 . .. I .. Mt Private iapses, Itenallsolma lO . 11 .. 4 .. II Total Avenge • ... 11$ ss see : 11.00 376 33,26 To-day a sirloin et prim, Ono by Mr. J. Mkklletoo, of Haisiord, were ampeted for, but the shooting had sot tusecludad whim ear panel left the ground. One or two other matches have also bean =mewed, but it is doubtful *bother the amomatioa will be able to clear off all its pro- gramme. The weather to-day has been more favourable for s►ootieg. THE MABOATH RIFLE corrassz—CONClLlA SION OP THE COMPETITION AND PETE& Although it was known late on Tuesday even ing that a telegram had reached the oommandaat of the 7th Cinque Ports (Margate) Rifles, Captain Con, and the sum. milts' for conducting the arrangemeete, that it would be impassible for Lord Rhombic to be preset at the public breakfast appointed to take place at the Rifisground, and to present the prism at the Assembly-rooms is the evening, the townspeople were still determined that sorbing should be wanting on their parts to do honour to the occasion. From an early hour yesterday all the leading thorough fares of the town were decorated with flap and batmen. At the entrance from the jetty sod pier, a sort of triumphal arch, composed of an exoellent display Of dap of all satiate was improvised, extending from the Hoy Hotel to the, topmast of one of the ships stationed in the barker. The Boyd York, the White Hart and King's Heed, the Maria. and Royal Hotels, the flaptaffe on the top of the fort, and the small sailing craft &ad other vessels in the ninety all endeavoured to ontrie each other in loyalty end pstrio. Clem; and at the Royal York and other places preparations. were being made for ilhuninatioes is the eveniug. the day gnu were fired from the forte aad bettuies steeled in the vicinity of the town. At an early hour it was announced by placards posted throughout Margate and Ramsgate that in the abeenos of the noble premier, Lord Harris, who is locally connected, I and deputrobeirman of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, would he statue to do the humus which were to have devolved on Lord Palmerstoo. With • view of affording the noble lord a proper reception, the Margate Artillery paraded at twelve o'clock in the square of the market-place and marched with their band to North Down, where detachments of the Margate Rifles and other corps. leader commud of Ceptais Cox, were drawn up in front of the tents as • guard of honour. Lord Harriserrived on the ground at 2 p.m., and was received with a salute of seven guns from the artillery, and the rifles presenting arms, the band playing the National Anthem. His lordship was se. conipanied by Mr. Flint the mayor, and other municipal authorities at Margate. Daring then proceedings the shoot. hog was suspended. With regard to the competitive for the Premier Stakes and Palmerston Cup on the close of the day's shooting on Tuesday, it was found that Ensign Dighton, of the 14th Middlesex (Highgate) Rides, who had made • scant of 43, was superestied in hie pesitdoe by Lieutenant Burrs, of the 29th Kest, who made • soon of 45 marks. During yester day morning this score was tied by Corporal W. Mortlock, of the Vittoria Rifles. On the tie being shot off, whilst Cor. petal Mortlock made a centre Lieutenant Burrs made a beinseye, thus retaining his position a first, whilstCorparal Mortlock took the second place. Later in the day Sergeant Andrews. of the St. George's, also tied with Lieutenant Burrs and Corporal Mortlock with • 45. On shooting off the tie Lieutenant Burrs nmde a bull's eye and two centres, sad Sergeant Andrew made two miters. thee taking the third plum, Oceporal Matlock having made • centre, outer, sod Mill's eye, which gave him the second position. Lieu. tenant Burrs thus rem ain. at the head of the list u the wiener of the Palmentoe vase. For tie Darby Sase7wiakes, which was shot for with 6v• shots. at a rang. of 600 yards, Lioutaaaat Marna'', of the Wed MidcUasex, accord 1& Very great complaints were made respecting the careless mode of marking, and the fact that no 'pixels were allowed from the decision of the marker. These inaccuracies were made particolarly palpable in the 15th competition. which was for the ladies' prism, coesidiog of • gold watch of the value of 10/. 10a., and two other prim of 31. 3a. and 21. 2s. respectively. F or th e Brat rri vat l lA !t t i of the Weetmigasyg. —• • • • woo fired with a keg Enfield, and entitled to have four given him by the small bores, made 24, and with the four given stood at a score of 28. For the second place Lieutenant Pinclisa, of the 14th Wor cester, and Mr. Simons, of the 800th Middlesex, each made 28 marks. In shooting off the tie Lieutenant Phielme made sin bull's-eyes in succeimiow and a centre, and although the shots were unmistakeably visible from the shooting point through one of Steward's large telescopes, two of the bull'eeyes were awarded to him ILI centres. The Premier Stakes competition closed at four o'clock with the following result : Marks. Lieut. Nava. 191 b Kent. Ist prize Palmerston Cup 46 Corporal W. Mortiock, Victoria', dud prise. 45 &WI. Andrew. M. Genres's, saa wise, loa as Private Andres, 26th Kent, 4tis prize, 7L 43 Private Chattnck, London Irish. Bth prise. 6Las Mart W. M siker, London Rifle Brlmide, dia prize, .1. da Private GaNner, ditto ditto 71a prim, 21. pent. Marriner, West Middlesex, Bth prise, M 4l Private aladden. 24th Kent. 9th prise, 2/. las. 4l private Simons, tioatb Middlesex. 10th pilze, ML 4l Sergeant Ball; South Middlesex, 101., for ohs highest aggragete score on Brat day, 39 ; Private I)ightce, 14th Middlesex, highest aggrepte score second day, 43 marks, 101.; Private Ellis. Rth Surrey, highest aggregate mere third day, 43 marks ; Private (k 4141, 37th Middlesex, highest soot* at 200 yards., 24 marks. W.: Sergeant Wehisii. Ankle, highest NOM at 500 yards, Zi marks, 5/. The prises are to be distributed at the Assembly-rooms this evening, and the town is Ina with a most fashionable company. The last show of the season took place yesterday at the oxdsty's patina, under rather unfavourable auspices. both as regarded the weather and the almost entire demo bilise 011111111111111 Lathan. Scarcely OMNI hundred peewee "mented," aid they were almost lost in the long arcades cif the exhibition I:midi°, which lass year were devoted to the daily refectims of 11000 hungry visitors. The show was, however, excellent topsider* the lateness of the aseriou, and the fruit magnificent. Of the dowers the dahlias exhibited by Yr. Turner, of the Royal Nursery, and which obtained the Ant prize, were intivereelly admired, and Yea. Paul's rams sustained their established reputation. There WMn some toe pompons, nos her. biegers of the waft winter, cod a chi*, eolleetion of German asters, hollyhocks, aid other hardy lower; which despise September and its suterly wind& Of the fruits the society grapes were magnificent ; and there were also some excellent pears and peaches diylayed attrac tively as the tables. A Ace u of the Sea Island settee plant was exhibited by risers. Henderson, sad the medal potion of the show was rendered complete byee d t iS el potatoes, cucumber , he., which were all of ex. ility size sod high quality. The band of the Royal ry was in attendees*, sad played an operatic selecteos at Intervals during the day. GENERAL NEAL DOW'S CAPTIVITY. The following letter has been received by Mr. Becker, the esereery of the United Kingdom Alliance : " Portlesd, August 23, 1883. "My deer Mr. Barker,—l Inn t you will excuse my long inlay le answering year veep kind letter of the MP alt.. ,which delay bee areas, not from • want of appreciation of year interne iv all that conform my husband, but from a misealsen idea that my son had written to you, and front, sisal the vein hope that I might have the joy of inform. Mg you of Mr. Dow's new from captivity. Nem the seraph°. of your letter, yours to Mr. Dow, coatainieg oopies of tatters from several sympathising friends, has remind us, . and I would gladly forward them to him ; but our communications to and from him, while be re mabsed in Richmond, were very brief, as every letter was Inspected. I received from my heabassre 'disbud general &letter, written the day after Mr. Dow's orphan. is which be stated whet has bee. is the men—that the capture occurred while Mr. Dow wee out rides ; but I judge this to have been a mistake, as I aribeeqnently received from the same source a letter (untioished) to toyed{ frees my hmbead, which we. foetid lying upon his table the day after his capture—which letter wu dated Jose 29, at its onemormeemetn, and the dates were costumed at intervals of several hours, the last date being June 30, 8.30 p.m. I received • note from Mr. Dow, dated otter Me capture at Fort Lops. on July l, in which be says, 'they cams at ball past 8 p.m.' I judge from what he nye that be intended to be reedy and resist them ; bat they lama early, and se denbt is this way his life was spared. He arrived at Richmond oe Jisly 11, just six days from Jackson, Mierimippi. I re. osived • few lien from him. dated Richmond, Jrllyl2. is which be lays, lam well, and have been very well.' My next news from him was trader date, at the men peon of July 22, ts which he says, • We hope to be exchanged 0006 — Ma very well, and palest.' Another note from him, dated July 27, says, •I am very well f and the last which I have from him bean the date of July 29, in Which be says, • I am very well. Give yourself Ds anemias., cm my account. I go to-ntorrew to Mobile, for whet purpose I am not informed.' The is the last knowledge we have of him, and this parly a meth ago. Re ports ine pr uje my be was taken to Mobile to be tried o a th of dean negroes, at the requisites of the governor Alabems. Hy their lap the penalty is wok awe ie death. Of roan l wan ailed with Worm. for he was entirely in the power of his 1011m1116. who were particularly bitter towards him oe coconut of tie promi nence as an opponent to their ' peculiar institution,' and as •llareag temperas., men. My friends all assure me that they have but little appnheasios that hi meters will do Yea primal injury, or that they will dare take hie life. My own hearts sad, sad indeed, is view of my deer hos baed's situation. I cannot bear to think of him Wag shut up In prisoe--deharred all the moratoria of rill of oommusicatioes with his home oboe. lam at times seedy to give up all hopes concerning him ; bet even while I fear so strongly the wont, my hope is great that God will appear for him, sod set bounds to the malice of hie enemies. I feel more than ever how inefficient in hours of trial is all human aid ; but I joyfully remember that God's • ens ie sot shortened that it cannot lave f that my bus bored is in his hands ; that hie seraniee can have so power to harm him farther than God permits, and I earnestly pay and endeavour, in this hour of terrible suspense and trial, to wait patiently and quietly for the development of God's will is this sweet. I know efforts are being made on my beekeed's behalf. and that many fervast prayers are daily mosseduag to the throe. of Gram for his deliverance. Mr. Dow has always protected all negroes who men foto helloes, end I rejoice that the poor slave has ever food is hint • friend ; and should the malice of the rehab be snob towards hint that they even take his life, better Jodie is the nose of humanity and freedom than to live, having returned to their cruel toestera eves Gas who sought his protection. Please accept my wannest gratitude for your kindly interest in my hosbaeL Perhaps yon may have had a mere line from him while in Richmond ; but, fearing you may not have heard, I have been thus pas ticular in my onnimunicatioo. As moo ae I bear any aloe from Mr. Dow I will write spin, that the ste pson and anxiety of his friends inEnglaud may be relieved. " With kid regards to Mrs. R. and your sons, and re apeetful and kindly regards to those of Mr. Dow's friends who may inquire for hint, believe me, dear sir, your friend, truly sod sincerely. " The papers keep you informed of our condition as • mi. doe, sad the progress of the war. Again with esteem, yours; •M. C. D. Dow." DISORACITUL MITTINT.—The captain of the ship Gthecestreshire, of Bristol, which has just arrived in this country, reports • disgraceful mutiny which occurred on board his ship. Soon after leaving St. Jobs, New Bruns wick, the Gloucestershire was overtakes by bad weather, and after being knocked about • good deal she struck under Seal Island lighthouse. The captain says—" When the mew found she wee full of water they refused to do any further duty except we put back to St. John, and for two days they were rejoicing, playing cards, singing, shooting, and acting more like madmen than any thing else. They told the cook that we should very soon get tired of it and be obliged to put then being only the mate, second mate, cook, aad myself to work the ship for two days. When they based we could manage natty well, they began to devise schemes how to get the ship back or how to get clear of bee. The forecastle being close to the galley, the cook mold over- hear all their pleas. One wee this :to lash me and all the officers feat, and take the boats sod whatever they wanted sod leave the ship. They solemnly swore that they would carry this into effect and put • knife through the first OMB that offered to stop them. Accordingly, on Sunday after. noon they came aft with sheath knives, bowie knives, sad dirks, which some of them began to sharpen on the grid ethos as they suns along, when one of the ringleaders demanded of me what I was going to do with the ship. if I had only had • revolver, I should have immediately shot him without answering his questioe. I requested him to go to his duty, when several others swore they would not do another bead's turn on board, but that they would take the boats and leave the ship, and that the quieter I kept myself the better it would be for me. I i e. moostrated with them, and told them the coosequoces of their conduct, and insisted upon their going to their duty. After quieting them • little, they consented to go to the pumps for a short time, and if they could not free her they would then take the boats and leave her. After being there about two hours, and not pumping more than an pence might with a hand pump, but having got what they mated —• good dinner, for they bad been on bread and water two days, a large ship hove in eight, which I signalled, and sent • boat on board. She proved to be the Electric Spark, bound to Boston. Having informed the captain how we wen situated, and inquired if he would take twelve of my crew who were determined to leave the ship, he comeated to do so, observing they must be • set of scoundrels, that the ship was perfectly safe, and that he would put every me of them in irons as soon as they stepped over his ahip's rails, aod feed them on bread and water until they got to Boston. Just previous to seeing the Meanie Stork we found *kat fre.c zt , w I r e tilt were u. affair, but were strictly watched, and threatened that I knife would be put into the first man that expressed a different opinion or offered to turn to. I therefore deemed it best for all concerned, and the safety of oar lives, to get the mutineers out of the ship, having no MIMS of putting them does, and being confideot that with the other four (which would make eight of as altogether) we could Wog the ship home. As soon as the stamps had gone these men came aft and said they were ready to work night and day, or do anything, sod they were so glad the others were gone, for they had expected nothing else but to be stabbed and throws overboard. They say the fellows had two revolvers 'moo' them, ea well as bowie knives. The way the ship has acted, full of water, is beyond my expectation. She steered like a pilot boat, and worked very easy • eight of us could slaty her better than when the whole of the blackguards wen on board, and in taking is sad making sail we have had comparatively no trouble."— Liverpool Mercury. [Advertisement.] --- Ifotzovriri Precaution—Who can with certainty predict the ultimate Wino of a disordered stomach, if It be neglected / Fever. Martina, and even cholera, are too often the penalties of such neglect. It should be everywhere known that H 01101. Ws pills effectually prevent these disastrous consequences. This purifying meal. clue should be taken at once to seen. the fortaldoble muiptoms, or the , :unity of doing so may be bet for ever, and a few days' even may be fatal. Each succeeding da ce gradmily regulates stomach, liver, and barrels. W hen the weather M sultry the mitten is weakened, and malaria abundant ; the digestion of its organs should be kept in order by treatment eo yetro productive of comfort, eentrity, and otrungth, Pier. Grand Symphony in D. (No. 2) Ensminee. "II Sour," Mr. may. (Violon cello libligato, Ur. G. CoUfyl Maradante. Doer, "The Could lases Phillips Mendelarko. Cardin; " Soft Ain)" (Isupsetlee), Mr. Sirs Breves Weber. Aria, du Styx" (Aleseto), Madame &iron-Dolby Selection from Coal Fan /LAW Mozart Terser°, La Mr Donbas." 14. Villble Cooper, Mr. Smiley, and Mr. Weir. Duetto. "flaunt& novella," Male. Thrift= mod Madame LenameneSherringtou. Aria. " Go . aura amorossa," Mr. Sims Esere Quinteitto. "Sento, oh lgo," Madame Lem. mens-Sherrhigton. Mir Bank,, Mr. Wilbye Co per, Mr. Bentley, and Mr. Weiss. Recta and Arta, pieta, ben our per. done," Mlle. Tiaticos. Coro, 'Bella vita mildew." Quintero, .• Di eceivesmt" Mdlie. Tietjens, Miss Palmer, Mr Wilbye Cooper, Mr. Bentley. sod Mr. Wass. Coro, "Balla vita mutter." Szorern Pam. Overture (likwyenthe Weber. New Owni. " Cars Lun e " Mir Palmer !bog, he Shades of Evening," Mr. Wilbye Cooper Air, "Jour de moo seance" ((Le Pre inn P. Clay. Clerao, Madame LanmenoSberrington Moll ( Obllosto, Mr. Blare. m Herold. Doetto, "0 oda bell' anima" (Eurysnthc, Mete. TteMens end Mr. PINS Beeves hen. " Where the bee socks," Mir Banks A. Sullivan. Part Son. " Come, live with me" Batton. Aria des Bijou; "E Arms poke (Maur), Mdlle. Timiena Opened. =The Gallant Knight.' Mr. Weir... "Jaren; Chigoe," Madame Sentra- Dolby Chorea, "The Danish Natioo..l Hymn" liar inesteed by G. A. Madonna). Meddling March TM pragmatism, It will be seen, promoted no gnat tea• tare of attraction. Merart's peed symphony wee played to very inattentive listeems, the lete arrivals parmesan any enjoyment of this splendid piano of iodrument•tioo. In, fact it was not until the second piece had been gives that the audience settled down io their places. The Messrs. Phillips sang Meade!Lobo's duet with good taste. Mr. Rime Reeves was greeted with • hearty welcome both by the audience and his professional brethren is the orchestra. H. appeared in excellent voice. Mr. Wilbye Cooper also appeared to be in better voice than in the moots• iog, though it is true be is labouring under • severe cold. Mdlle. Titiess excited the intense admiration of her audience by her brilliant execution of the aria from Mozart and the song from the opera of Faust ; but it wee not until the second part of the ecooert bad been entered upon that the audience began to warm op. This second part con tained several English wraps, which appeared to be greatly relished after the monotony of Italian excerpts. The woad was brought to a close about eleven o'clock. This morning there was another large attendance at the cathedral. The programme included Mosart'S Requiem; Beethoven's Engedi (or rather • portion of that work) ; and Meadebsohn's Brim of Praire. The Requiem west cdf, rmasl, magnificently, Mem singing the "Ts d.oet hymens." end " Lux Mersa," and also assisting io the quartette with Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. Cooper, ►nd Mr. Weiss. Altogether; the performance was Deal perfection, Mr. Cooper having, apparently, in • measure recovered his voice. Of Beetho►ea's greed drama tic composition there cannot be too much said in praise. The first air, "Oh, my heart is sore," was set down for Mr. Sim Beeves, but from some cause or other he did not appear is the orchestra, and it was sung, as well as the other tenor soli in the oratorio, by Mr. Wilbye Cooper. Hie delivery of the subsequent recitation, "My deadly .semis," showed that he is capable of great things, and certainly redeemed his position, which had been somewhat imperilled by his failings os Tuesday. The song, " Praise ye Jehovah," was mmeifloestly gives by Titian, and the trio between her, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Smiley was very finely rendered. At the " Halle lujah" the audience rose on the motion of the bishop. After an ioterval of about half an hour (allowed for luncheon) the third part of the morning's selection was opened —Meedelmotin's Hymn of Praise, The four instrumental movement' with which the " Ilymn" oyes were, we need scarcely my, perfectly rendered by the heed. Mr. Sims Reeves stag the two Moor songs. And the lovely duet, " I waited for the Lord," with chorus, was sweetly given by Madame Lemrnens Sherrington and Miss Banks. The dramatic chorale and chorus, " Let all men," and "The night is departing," were as effective as ever, and altogether it was • mod finished performance. The attendance d the cathedral to-day exceeded by 700 the attendance on the second day of last festival, although many were kept away is consequence of the death of Earl Beauchamp last night. All the ticket' are taken for to-night's concert, sod mime is to be had ter love or money. THE NORWICH MUSICAL FFATIVAL.—The rehear sals base been et/woolly proceeded with daring the pest week, and there la week, good prospect of a successful festival. Ahhough St. Andrew's-hall ie still scarcely ready, ever? thing hen adverted sufficiently to amble a oreolusion to be drawn as to the effect of the works which have been pro ceeded with during the last four months. The roof has been manly dripped, thoroughly repaired, sad covered with new lead, and the internal decoration has a good effect. The panels are a deep blue. filled in with gold stars ; the hollow moulded parte of the timbers are coloured bright vermillion, those forming the arched ribs of the roof and those surrounding the clerestory windows being orna mented with gilt flowers at stated distances ; and the lower members of the arch rile are coloured alternately drab and oak colour. The aisles are eimihrly decorated, and the lighting of the hall is effected by Mee beam coroow. Several committee and retiring-moms have been erected se the north side, and the whole of the internal stone work Ina been scra ped and restored. The east wall of the nave has been removed, and a state arch nearly the en tire length of the nave has been imitated. by which In crossed space hsa been added to the hall. Within this ad ditional ars the organ and orchestra are pieced, accommo dation for nearly 200 extra sittings being obtained by the new arrangemeat A sew western window has been erected ' while the western wall has been almost rebuilt and refaced. The whole of the aisle windows on the north, south, and east have been restored and re-glared, and the walls have been repaired and faced with that work, while a sew south porch will serve as the principal entrance. Mr. T. I). }tarry, city surveyor, has acted as architect in connexion with all these weeks of renovation.—Birry Pod. DESPATCH OF THE AMERICAN AND UNITED RUM MAlLL—Yestentsy (Wednesday) the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer Etna was despatched from Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States, about 80 cabin passengers, and a large cargo. A quantity of despatches which would have bees trans mitted vie Southampton had there )Ran a steamer Iran that port this week, were taken * Jut by the Etna. Today the Quebec and Montreal Royal judi st „.. m Company will "raki, the America . fee O‘suppc with mails fur Cans& and the United States. Lotters will be In liana tea this mail if posted at the Liverpool General Post-s`Mce be fore 2.30 p.m. Late despatches, via Londonderry, may be forwarded up to 8.30 p.m. without, and until 9.30 p.m. with, late fees of ld. On Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail steamer China will Mayo Liverpool for New York with mails for British North America and the Coifed States. Letters will be received for despatch, vii Queenstown, from the Liverpool General Pcetntlice until 9.30 p.m. on Satur day, late fees, of course, being paid. SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT AT WARRINGTON. As accident, attended with fatal consequence, occurred on Monday afternoon. Two young men, named Peter Ken. wriest and William Durkin. went to the house of Join Mee, in Hoydock-street, and borrowed a gun. Mee wee aot at borne, but on his wife being raked by Koewright if the gun was loaded, mid she din not know. The young men then went together to the shop of Thomas Lowe, butcher, Winwick-street. Keowright went into lowa's house for the purpose of procuring a powder bask end shot bag, les,- * lDurkin, who held the gun, at the shop door. Irkin stood with the gun resting on Lin foot, but, by some MINIM be let it fall, and, the hammer coming Is contact with the grated, an 'splines was the result. The greater part of the contents were Weed in the head of a boy of Lowe's, four years of age, who was playing about in the shop. The boy wee killed instantly. Durkin, is a state of great alarm_ went to the polio, and gave himself into custody. The chid wadable. however, fleeing that there was no blame attached to him, did not detain him. e