The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-27 00:00:00

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Joilool IS til• Jodi Work boo Ws Arr or owl root Ms lie IWO Auk.— Lloaroll. Ass. It temPall MID at ralaitm taam—Arra (10), at Itenits; tor ia S i llhas We. So Coils Waft. asi arm at Mint. it tat: IS aid Nur 14 at Palm Zola asd kt• Val In). at SW (a). ISEraclSes. Llas clablem am lino% INVIFI: at Ind tbisraws; Haw lam *I Itattoir Sam ; vas W.I. St .11111.1611. THOM& SPOKEN WITH. Admiral name). Of event Cyan Ab 7 far PANINfh Noel isf. king. IS N L tas rt.* !array for 1 , . ip - 0, An I, Isl. WI, :/ N W. Gortnobk. Inn *WM br Lanka, 101, I. 111.19 M.. fok ILIS W. NM NON (WIN). trook lea.ai tar Illebany $ll6Oll. Ah I% laf.loll,lm.HaW. 1/01.1•61110. Inn Lewin for Prawn July faL MM. at& thruoauxo zR PAsis.—The Frew& motaw rtharitkosnamtt riles mar elme ego thee ;WM via mel dos* Moe Mal= Ile Le met ?Wm sal amtiliaril set arialMakto abeam bed bee mi lama. TY Imp NNW Y Else dm es st its mil the env mime meeMZ maid brsaWhaiia. ik mei wee IS IO tb W *IMO* AO mei Marisa =Veer malterities them 'Mud tet tour mea 1:=1 tA i r ck et im a L i heet real they isesi t e whisk i=t l P is tame be bra moist ea etliMa the km isir Wel • Wet deeeteid Ia Wish mem pall mew ama u 9lll Una at wham awl Itt haw et Mama The flee mos yew ter pima at the SP .1 tb ram et= vitae the emeid tobacco Me mai et Um rated BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BUM& CSOWS — Aie. fil. eh Melee Ilesteth.ll4lllll6 the erlie et Ye y,. P. teats, el we. DOW. —Ate 13. et letmerfe••• hea t We der d • me. OVORVL—A•e. 1121 Oa M t Otemereetelt X•reheedl d• wa d W• we.. Iteh..ets imettiim. LAW. — ••• 13. at Uwe. hoemeterehreett Pertometpmee. the•di d E. law, ifee e Viestee• =304. lirmiteeoul. Jute. ettedt 01•Wi Leh. el &seam NotALW Wodlidewt Ihtelmeeed. the •Ve et S. V* klr SOW IL—A=ll4/111esksee Veva Dol. •Ve et L. 11.0. ZVI" el • MARRIAOZIL it ininilla—Aigirn.,, I,, i th c m cildn. s.m. 14,1 1 .5 rt/2"dgasereignaa". fr, ira..easta r ea,l , a Ow* New ••111PX.61.1.-4 1 1.. ft s 4 ft /0104. i lisla i LS ." • Wald.% J. X Vag, _a h....5n 11 . 0. • ri... se Jam ftisirm eeb ref. masa. ei... ii.olor. nala-Arimmm-mmastftowielte,= l rtirt=l:rigaabra." MATHS: cavitk—A.s. u. r Dal 06." lir. ••• • 0u., 8,0 7 4 t—Au. a. at tarkusirmak. 11•114. was. Ile. IL 0.16. ' ILOWitalL-aft. r3Netk-ler. copuluu let fl Mimosa. lir W. O. Wilom. Illage. ftrra waat..w. 0.1. It. lOWA unlrltirimakgari: a r i l 214 u.r ift ==+•.l. Assik d Pe. 1 1411104 SET . EM attraimerilisZri lar* TEE MUTENT I !C N N la INDIA a QUESTION of toorgiOn CL al AWI 111.11M111. 4. Osmatirreerset, blimurl= wilwed ;.lm l.ll•= 4 -41% l u rr is pr. rt . Rb en 30. I ts AMITE SPECTACLES. do aboard and rm. at millirseas wise Ow goner olni Ma obtal P.m Pllow W. s t= tr. o•mr laLer t 1. Mee Aims. Iwo 417117 owe .k Pomo lb t• eirimes. iveriok sad aim. 1.. M. pod bus. OIL art Pol. emieles. to lie liogs , tip. OS *mots gay LW. Clidise—ihredl7.llo6l OM Olialle•dei. 10 MERCHANTS sad Otherse—C. W. BOW . Lav iri f zi a. Bitt e lowies.....ll nil .liarlrr " Impsi kr Ihin UWE /12=iveirtms .. *"tIOD as vuirS l ZZariall ea NM bow millaid ••• ....wer awl 0.1 EXIBLI HOSE end TUBING for 'DAMNING GAMINE LIANCOCEN VULCANISED Dil i RV !MEN NINGI Nam Dub 'er =MD oi 60 toa kaiak await NG doter ADD IA earesiss Go bee MOIL ZITO —Orden ON McN. Vomones DON 1A...N. FHE RACKS era TETEB.--Laass will And the ji,... l_2lmlutz ir elim a rew ia rseg yk.. re I ...er im inlin c i lmissill a nub at deer re fiais Va. in MIMI el OS:: Ws.. et I} be Orem. Yoe bue es. ea *be be ft beeete.—Oween: w pw imple, Awl Mir .1 a" A. ROW LA DMA /lOW Is vere Mk beb Odd it fib Milebooks. User: NM be elemble rod 1117a1CMAIL Protected by Boys' Letters reeel y ws seer d a rtzrol li o Ulte it or o aD4ole,...te X. , a oulasellmramiterdra. led ea gif dr MOM. ..wer. IF. t= ii r the don = trlik=hlZrZn. IWO" Ida el OD rem of vrot psalm el As popearAl... Moamar. In Or pal iamb 1164 ot &maw whisk . 11/natike t :24% 46l p= " owel a irXleareit — eltilra/ at mask awl el all • 314.' 1 .411 W Vl7, T 14114101 8 IMMO lidr in Wag experlei,fald la wow plea 11.N.se Nit sem I. or la W. 'Oki Mires Pa" %Wag lbw • Nobs et ja : elndal .y.. erg Ulan. Wilms& n • om gt - 1,,. Omit: tree. B rellit ik no 43 silt el. : . 0414.4m1., 1".6,11 , awl 1 1 / 4 m41.11. W Titz gm* Aocinrrrr AND Loos or Tutu lan AT Wemecriarea.—Yeaterdsy mein the air Illst oweeper, 'ell a govieweesat hopeolor, trek so andel low! a the row ph.s the late welletweele wee tat Illr ble. NI TlllOll7 asorniag beet, ad t.So merit .t Ulric elleeleethe w he sloes st the earessee impost, wide! eill he semet es 'May at the Lesko Heyhol. The %wee (Oesilper eel lee.) .....tot tutfot thc =re ...t Us. liktib• the raihet mike& dim it the ebevewaused be. eltelhe. awl lien frisky aria hot tomb. the reporter theldowel del dry Use se Ise weerweei me to be me dium" we ef drew. lasuselay ehlreelle dr hsbabitesta glee thielet essemaesel seekeeelptlea, ter the pellet et tie lie wellimihe of she me she pwishei. She sadism wifeby el Kr. norm, the esetnakt, lesseird ask rter‘p tweassaa wed die wear is awe euedilweri me trepere dr. AM owl ~aft lavuesigaties will ` tom hiely the eseserr, to same& the pease wen et oinoughe. Elof CE to INVENTORS. °MCI for AIMITO IN VIIIITIOS, 4, Tee.alonno! " C MOWS t oEOIII II ATM! - wag 100 lad mils no nag Mood mow and of log loomeno molar Now ponot We foe in or ~Wm; ood Mt billfillikle SP MO 1.11141.111= 11.18 Tie P ry W raer=7 .. / ... br inelei ce... 4: j .... tamm. PIM= Owe tzAPPIN'S .8NILLINO" RAZORS, nr.„.... h . r, ..ranasi pad try Ye waken, 11APPIN. , fasa Warts, Pbanld. and 6: ark IP, 11.4 OM idandas, Awe do bilial Owe d MUM' IN .•1141 la laps. MI II ISVPZIIOII MIMI 113110 7 am male tor die 1107.1 a him tplaahas.. townie amarat ' 1..... k...; J. 'Yuma/of Yr wry boa Imlay. bakag ants 161 OM. 1111 DICIALTU sell TRATIVIIIIO v i all ja rt = Pl ia 1 labillarel. ri t ANn=uraur. Mon lie I Irtragr i Plial? lIIVaI mai Mtn= Ed IS gam we 11a nog almana eadima alii a SUMO MITZI FLA IlTra . amb. gr=al. Is id. 1111/1 ..... 11 . * i =ei fi libi l 1 1.:1 ..'BAI MIPIII=CO. eT. as•. Mon dr lowa Midi la loam mar be . 41..111 • COSSI7 * Waala. liabld• ~I NSL la =ngellesillma. No. 3,441.] BTRALIA.-11LACK BALL lillp. Mtlik RAM to NEW YORK Direct, and the d rlnteMen i gi r idi rirre L iiiiV i lanh F t.. le rtfigrooL e. • w i roaTterowe7 . FA Li VAIMInm::::::::: 1:=7:14"a. [LIMA ZOO.. ..... Wwkadim. 06L T. iia imiiiiiiiiiii Woosisest. OAIL Pm" Th (WM" 17 ”Iniss. sold 39 rim" adosedhe le Ille 99099•910 19 99 Tim Twit .. ze a ilWeerett i ...l Al ewers w i : 9 . ***** 9 t arti u.5. ....... 001 Tt .:::: it ail is A o• kroiata—lir father pollint . Art es rob 9. Mtw.wl LW 919 age ..421./...... VERLAND ROUTE.-BTRAM to INDIA and Clllllkb., bib lobt.—llle PIIIII2IOULA A sod 01111LATAL JAY IGATION COMPAIT MIS panomans Ned re. ...A. 'AI mob for dr MENTRAILAN SAL I C Adm. , Oyyles, M.o. Wel Opirplibfi_Ximas. by 6411 Mis= in.. ..ellillniolll•l s MIMI PM •Nry meow— loadab. NA TAIWYN4 I ° =b2s. IS. iiii. pINORTH of EUROPE NTRAM NAVI al.' COMPANY kb bIAURIAII - 01111111TIANIA.—eraya l ly204111_ , 91 iellig lisrlibbabb mg CArbilaiia ye DA 1•1111118. Eyob wary ellymbe=. Tlie wed bias MOW WNW b a y, 1.1=Z:1, Leadisra i ss ag rat i t trISTS: MA aid Ob. mom% Boil LkWI AGMNo Itr•Ronil=le .g le. deka haw Limped led Mei wen moo. &Head arm* : kW Itakkaa I llepteled Ito Yak led Oet. --------. =4 .l6 =Oeweed7 me • For: Ih aid u r gßa l i re . 1 a a 1 akerniartreet t ra -- VANDKKHILT EUROPEAN STEAM- SHIP Ll3ll. %RID [MAVIS MAIL WIWI in hen Iteekamedea ee dkelie Ike Tare. 11" 1 1 =1 1 1142VON . 11111 111L ' irMI ' ' VIA r • u• ;sad tbe Ail aaein LVDIA)M, Ipla me% aed eda ~..: , sill kale 60 air/Ton tee dill YOLK as lea Mk.: I erik::::::::::::::::: 1 1 kw ...... tri ll .......:: ..... .. 2 . : . e iii v .6,6: iiii7ii.diaik us z r a aed MK jekien jlei le Nam a" % 111 . 121 L ii r k r. I T. ar ORTs?' r-ortrliiit ; mid Noma C:ITII. OCULollBd- rae t=. ll . oa.. peand weld a 4 Ham aed Names prorelles to ladle —I mime Rim, si at ow• A. S. ISTlWlrikaar. 1.. KB NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVl- =Wager ILIAINDA—HOLL ea GAMINS DURO. IN OADEIms es Vgl gni= M b. ing. A rw ra: len= We Noll Nis toga (Mat IlarlDwa Illy 11. Map es la dm 60 dr b O 0 01..."•/ INANN sr .1 ta• Oadanw*. allow 64, NAG 1111111m411.6. Cekr ; ~ ' IIII.I W witann. soma Nod Ow. lIMII. UNA OICDON and NANTES LINE trit STEAMERS du PeltliOnaa UN tot CITY al NAM!". Oplia V. DI. demi • I. -Ix lave Loallon tar lonia theta or rm., motth. .i. 5a..4 isa. rasaamoorr raw a Dereem i rk • -t, -. a l l al ra l ra • trail w er rad Ts n. . M INDIA . sad LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE 00NPAND..14,Walab•plase Hand. WV. INDIAN AISUNAIIONS. Nam cao in Chaim wart*: lip d 4 a allbei ipma... *it be at roily nalbacad rea j lt. se Os iIOHBURY BARN TAVERN,-411atesu des e siej . l o l torizimifig.a=gike AROYLL ROOM , GREAT WINIMEILL- KIM BAT 111=crie P I Mer . Vllllllo Ileeme, "Id atel brir gtlbi C a = B" lese . Lee lalli.k lei 5 d Obi ne " Mil il l e ln iV * Yam s el= 1124 is ilis W Ili IL _ Eit L i e urri, bee ail br ilw ent e er i Teri r izierAt il lt ,et Pees. aim toideder se lie theme Amid dee at el MY me lee nide Citable; re; tor lib MINIM r • -3 ir t a ~ . Ike ems MM a iii baba, bobs hum eio Ye embed lib met et Imes till l& lie getwe .4. I......trferein .1 Ms anisette far obteetries. ill in tr.:lth • ilfill lie Mei et Aimee x 4,3 5 • • "Ik ".!'rerek• ) 4 , 1 <AI 7 02;311enti rriVOPENCE. YU A~rW.. r ............1 '1 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 28. APPOINTMENTS. — Captain J. Adams (1843), is to hare th e good esevice pen sion, meant by the promotion of the Hon. IK. Koppel to has Captain W. C. Aldham OW), to Ihe Valorous, 18, pad dle-wheel atonal frigate, , Lisioisod at Devonport. Commanders It. W. Cotutanay (1854), to the Coalliet, 8, mow steam ship; and C. Vassy (1864), to the Styx., 6, pad dle-wheel atm= sloop, at DeronE N conamiesioned. Lieutenants H. D. Llackley (1 ,L. Harstow (1852), and A. J. Kennedy (1856), to Kw D . 31, maw steam ship, st D•vottport. Ms following list of Varela wish* 6 with reinforeeinosts of Troo the Bspoy Mutinies resobal bow up to tin prima non and oora liable sources : To riled ft= Ryer& India dace the awe of TS EOM apinfilis from the mom NI. VIIIIIILS NOW Mill lII° TROOP/I. 1 a-o. .........~ININ ..... 1110),4411 amt. Walla m 4 MN atra au TIM Mal MI He . .& aft 1 IMO D. 04 in usury. 7H, AVOUST 26. Them dempories of tbii ddlit IMIMIMmfr of 14 oftres are MO rest erl mir dr arrest of Liestamr-Oebsel erbeMell Ms Arms es lani the maw leammel Meadr. de reorepros Is Warr. Viltbis am Mr of lade srsellid Mr dr Mk- L aid they bed saimbed, sad dr mod mai eel of be r ilim mtMar ef tbr Nth earbseired as bard the wow Imspin ILbasortas, wide& arrival IN rid Om Myr setrdy r Ishe the map al Wes oarsesies of the PM Ifisbessibra, eradadsg of MO eiders esd ma, otMed this Amor AbirelmAt, MI IMO Sir deskimil es mbar for Mir Tbs rim Smedsate Qom of tbe Sorb, is =parted to day to tedret fdr Ildriorat ladis. Ardor actin{ to tit arrived to-day to embark m Me To-ded lid the Peres Orson' s Metb-day, the ship is Mime sad al ligiberf herd is Mews, sad the royal (the Proofs) eardeed sue Mord id dr various govern mot oraabiarrolo,reliarrrars. &wham, Qe., sod at sees the wars, Maths e=to sad the oran-of-rer, God a royal olds at 21 {as WOOLWICH, Arovor 26. ROYAL ARTILLERY FOR INDIA.—Thie Amen gam lusher oarriere, dome and hospital visa, corpentene ant wheelwrights' mete; and the whole of the 'materiel kr the emirs al the 11 and T henget= of Hoyt] Artillery, WYE retard Ore the Moms to the Royal Amami to Ile ger deo ; sad the batlike rusk an safer coders for lame- Alb emberhatlem The Hydrae sire-reed, which wee zreiess amteit i t nassisa war im ia tio t a bez it eal ei nsacci i.. othe y. wit we • elmfer enrolee te I • end it is expend to at rire et OR Royal Armed Pier iamarrect. The Mem" sailing traerwort, is sow receirtag mimeos nom from the Mberatory deyeramest, emil ye MOD embark troops. is coesegaesce tithe huge _acelowalation ed cartridges, Nixie rine halls, tr., atemakdared at the Royal Laboratory, ters oedemata Ingram Wes with these Worm lett the aroma at skews o'clock ea Tuesday night loader Tome, of Royal Horns Artilkry, and proon to the where the materials will be stored tad) required. ROTAL MILITARY ACADENT.—The gentlemen cadets of the theoretical climes stabled on the common at eleven &sleek Ohio morning, with the mfr-ponder battery recall/ Ilieseed, muter the command of Captain Mateo pear, LA., for gunnery exercise. The venom evolutions wen performed with the anima yeacision. CHATHAM, AVOLST 28. An cedar was this morning received haw the Hone Gliala im ditortion of the Duke of CeabridiCaaw toender-la among that the mond depot statim& st is be be termshrsol Se this = for the pumas et aiming eis the dribs tet the P Battalion. TM bollalree it miss On asermed el Linto seat-Coked J. W. Anwenwm C.L. Is ewnweisi tithe followise regbessis :-1111 Meet, el Wng twee), USN awl See ( holon's Own). = e ste aimed to arrive st tlue gsnisen a e:=. , With the dew of the kraal= el the ski for tho twisty new Whim skint to ha nasal. Winn have been received et the Pesivisionsi Bataan hr • arsalter of this eargoeste lobs seloolal kers the various aritsewl wear fared Se the new kabalism. Tide Wag th• anniversary of the Niece Ceermat's birth- day the mime wee einerval in the customary maw at this garrines. At 11 Vela& • solute of 21 ow yea fired from the Cameras battery, mit the Wellesley, 72, " drawer." THE GENERAL ARKCOURT-ILMARTIAL rmDar ON COLONEL CL—(Ba.) CHATHAM, Iv - ID/MOAT. The members of the BeOersl court-martial foe the trial of IMdtamt-Colons J. Clarks,lat Wag lads Regi ment, mob sob* at II o'clock Gib day, at Chatham HAffOrts make tbe plebileway of Colonel Jar*, for lba parse el cowthaloglho easeaSes of the toss wit ass few Kw his The pesllehe wag to attract vow: beseset W. Keette la the ek, let W peels* ai hale iseemast, was hear sidsed on Self ef he vbs. Whom stated thee *we the Tore.Ahilowt *IFS Go sow bon Coiled Hill to the tabs that be we diet W esierk far Ms Gambia, WOW NM wigs* ref Galbileaces bad broken ant in the Oshis, whirl sib* # seesseary fee the phew to yeses* ihess. TM, we se alliherb moos is Go Gmbh, mal Y Mere bed hese the piss seld Sokas of Os bible OAS NM, es be bawdy jest Seal * Is as MS Ss. Clarbee le Me fait Gls* sew set Wed *ea by wham is SOS to SS, but eiwG to sesible lia is ph ma istestbs tekk Cast Ha. liesseat WS* wow desesh, 111 bill wise the be herd Cubs =ls he Sl* he was wet of Usralumet Wilma vulgasil im ISM Admit sew der Go jeireasr IS lei he the MS* Sag * • wiskreeeeiei with Oast NM es eihjests. The marese its le he Sh =let *GS te a ttereseer. Gat be wse le ge to the was .11111 lisuisaset Weis tees wa rtre be.. Whams ll* ben hewn* by MSS Wats that deed NG bel NSA Get If the Glaser weal* webs IS • SS lase in wadi be wen. Kajcw-Gertel Sir 0. Wetherell, K.C.8., *MS gewerel, sweat calla by the prises. sad WS*/ the •to so of LleassoLc..l.ewl F. A. IVrthentll, amain& lea tbs let West ladle Regherst, to two letters *the pet. sober. is of whir& wee std " Spot* T ter 11, 1356," it* saes' to the stems la MS la which ha was &Sea to IS Ws d the th et* of thatey i .ea t ,Men gessiiisa to his Les The letter of the Mk Norewater, DU, I:westing Co land HM with Go ass* of thr bow et hams Les, wee set Inlet= at the lastriatire d Wireed Hill, hat by ea order Item Ms Wer-elles, whe weee Mbar, Tonamisation with the Coked-Mee ate Meet. PreVio o,l 7 to that ither Mi&ff win= the cannsed ef the elope at Sierra Lem ad the Osaka me invaded is the person, but the =massif mid eat Me to the court whether the wee Meth to meet Caked Hill than ligerimpli with the Mop la the Omits, ad Coked O'Connor with thee at am face. By the Coat—The Ade ties that Calked Hill we at Bien Lem be was athelderod to I. the maradiag Mar et the troops at that thadm eit add commelthee vet drew& hie • third ihalamtethall tha ap plied to Using Ilth's regime. as that cam, ,hie to sin Odd = i Lasse gerawassitfry E. 6.l" Ceiteel appelsisi by the Horse te cad the Mee at Lama. LissioNOWNa. Ceft, WM Ude Basimat, proved whet boil bus Mi b y der Made, the be was la meth' of the keeps at Han Lase eiOse Colonel Hire Mamas liteleto Copt. Peen eamthed. He had never beard dry ferthe mak/ft Caked 11111 to the eon mead at Sim DIMS as lie lerha me red as aria Wiese ad the ether Main dm mat la it Mire ad Captain Pence ~mm el to have a my al the latter givsa to lea. The order fir the Meese typewrite the Ombia wes eat as by wham as be did at Wee it was Warted in the orderly-book Coked H. W. Whithed, tad West India Pagheat, called to etheaster. Ho kthreed the court that be had always athriathed•Wit Mesa at the pier, whom a meat meths woo see WHOM Gem, with a detach ment at aline of ma walterthat, and la his rem the ma thee to mint dielples. Prism, oho eadered gnat width- a whim MIA atatha.d in Mew the MO mei pm lee ma trouble. Tor all be had herdird isle of the primmor's ebaracter, witness tail eat havolellevedlast thy ma dimes could have Ma err he Itea elm a swag. Mime for the dime, sad the Oaths et the plow Se ro ut adjournal until Friday, p wia it ye tomimith ke the purpose of hearing the pn ease. afros a the Ash CORK, Arocse 24. Yesterday afternoon 370 officers and men em larked at Queenstown on booed the Southampton, sailing tempest, for wawa to Bombay, having been conveyed down the rime from this city in one of the p. get stemostre Tb. following *Goers soiled with this di Paley in otemoand ; Brevet-Ifejor Andante ; 'folciser, end Clutterback ; Lieutenents Baster7ranr, Turner, end flueldeson ; Ensigns Wright, Swinhoe, 4War, end Britten ; Amistent-8 Knox. The le hearty oapseted, when the under Lieutenant- Colonel Lem and Captains Ramsay, end Beinolge comperies will embark, the rejection of the Bombay Culls no third ship bee been aimed for the third Melaka trader Lieutenant-Colonel Hsyland, C. 8., and Major Bull. The City of Manchester (s.e.) riled from Gravesend with the whole re/Meese sad bead quartos of the lot Dragoon Oneida for Cs/entts. Tun HOUSEHOLD 13111C1ADE.—On Tuesday, the Feozinto, the tablets' changes a regiments will take place —Ths let Battalion Orsaadiar Guards will march from ' We to St. firom'a &W -recks. T t le t sVHattai ßui rtretil lmka lier lards from Dublin to the Wellington Bertram The 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards from Wisdom to the Towee of London. The lit Battalion Coldstrown Guards from Aldanbett to the Wellington Sweetie. The tad Battalion Coldstream Guards from the Welliegton Barracks to Dublin. The let Battalion Scots Tallier Bawds from St. Geerge's Hemlocks to Portsmouth, sad the 2nd Battalion Scots Puffier Guards from the Tower re Whitlow. Ms lama Maim.—The Irish regiments to be awhoesd, though probably decided upon by the goverment, he,, net yea bra ellatelly erremed ; but, from the state ments wade by Led l'elmessea end Sir J. Ilawaiss. that the mat Maim& and dlembeilmat meld be kell Weal* It in Masi eaella abet the Arida /OM, Serb Cab, ewe& Mayo Lim ead„Umalsk Croy, will M UMW!' 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Mai 1115 *0 Mai Sas Silvia 114 h as EC AO. lir& 11451 Sala 311 lab w. woad sail 760 P. Ito AN fad DM.... barbs 141 3rd Mai 111111• Mod. ......_ it 3, plat lid. ma. .7. 35.1' Mk awl 4754 aorta Tb. 57 Nth sail llai Beate. p m , 1 211 Ma Rat 1 100 Astelw* FYN 1 41 la awl OM Rata al ail /WM 1010100* 10.0 nit net Tun sod bon en nb an 41a030.41. Cola *nth., 00 , 1 o m. "I L flue 1054 in* I ree lo 04i* Art.. sad llama Boa Ow Atb mrl43•lllsgt. dieii lea alth ma and afata I* 14th 11000. WI Tee 6401 g. An.., 11.10e1sods T 110 , Ma awl aith Roe. I Ma ami 04th tag. with 4. tr u lL in artra 0. I.l* lova 71,:e. 1 2 314 .:0 lat at Hal. $ a. 340*. * 0718. t . prill•dre. reel twos% am. a asua tha frac . tan Maras Owala ca WORCESTER MUSICAL FI4STIVAL. (room ora WORCESTER, WILDNIPSPAT. The Ist otecert at the College Hall hut night was eagle'l atatuded, although there was not so nuaterods company as lid Ina expected from the excalkace of the pro gramme, et as following is a copy : rAr? I. Symphony is A Minor ManSelman. Dint—Medairas Gad Mr. Weiss, "Paolo • Virginia," Itoraanc•—Herr Forms, " Dal cur per isearriare " (L'Etml• du Nord) Moyerbarr. Aria—Mirs L. Visaing, "Tama la motto pla. eida " (11 Trovatort.) Verdi. Bong—Mr. Mess Heaves," I arias horn dreams of that' IL Glow. Fistula, Violin—M. &Linton Wagon. Cansonet—Mir Dolby, " The Spirit's Sung" Haydn. MAMA —Signor Oardoni,"Disperso tll ena " (L'Etoile du Nord) Meyerbear. Grand Final•—(Loreley) Solo, *Warne Class No•ollo, and Chorus (by desire).— lleadelmeohn. PART 11. Cantata—(Robin Hood) I. L. Hatton. Mold Morten, Madame Weise Robin Hood, Mr. Sims Reeves. Little Atha, Ids Ni. Smith. Sheriff, Mr. Weiss. Cboras—nrest Maidens, Retainers, and Outlaws. Ballad—Mr s . Montesa Smith, ' A dear old kely," MR. Saar—lion Dolby, "Three Matters west (Poem by tits Bev. C. Jobs Trio—Mars ) Novella, Madams WOWS, (MtOinked, " Celt 0 sear " Cry) Arle—Serr Pnemes," No pin snare" (None di F t*Balled—Miss Visaing, "Home, sweet ilkuat Bishop. Ovartaro—(Rgroost) Beedsmen. Tbs greet tratares of the programme, se will be seen, were the Mendeloseha symphony, the Loreley hegetent, sad Hattoa's new cantata, Robin hood. The symphony was played I. the midst if the bustle and confunice attendsat upon Us lets snivels. Some people think it " the fashion" to owes late, and Indulge thstrfiWt.y to the great eggagesse of the punctual attendant'. It was only towards the Memel this grand work that it could be quietly enjoyed, end Own the spleedid Agate was a treat indeed. Of the Ural and Ile weird and pariontite mnaie, with Clara Novelle ter the Lawton, dime is little to be said beyond what Las ben writers over enel over again. Sake it to note, that thla giwiens fragment et ea twilWebsii work wee glorlarly st dosed by lamd, theme, ead gelmelgi, and tkeg b wail eras wee then the aM macaw& The eihmasess plash A. bawd et • gamier den haw wee eggadsmay disiod obse ids piece, whisk andel eypartaalty Sff MOM" Me culled suilesum mad peelbrmers. The peefeemsece of the JIM:' Hood write& I spesd deal et interest, the musk (width wee only travailed al the liseilied musket tredve] Let yeah brig am le math wail the whole et We audience, Zrtryleily wee peg* phased with it, mid it certainly k a work of great .sell; ens geed Sedan In which is that not only is the muds redlp geed, but shower& are good also, and admirably awl/Salsas are& width interprets them. The principal ports we Ihme distributed:—Mold Marks, Mrs. Wales; Robin Hood, Mr. elm Reeves; Little John, Mr. Montan Smith; and Shan Mr. Woke. The melee was so fully &writhed at the time Mils fret production at Bradford, that we used not here re view it. It is &jolly, merry piece altogether, sod we should thialc is lately to brooms popular. At all ertnen it graft plumed am Worcester audits , e Wt night. Moe Is ans emeirtemey, however, in it, that the plaintive's& wwlinisial eha eet the singing is gins to the repwinealellee d tie bald outlaw" himself. The chorus end hose, " ghee the imp," is a lively messure, and the igingillim et • tomedtlag air by the Sheriff, praying for • veal, k b warn traces, more," is happy. The sutra Weise MS Meek with a lively charms by the illremeei final % ler traded to be illostrative of the fns hu of hied Among the sisetillassone eshelhas of the ortatreg wee the "Tema la moue," era. A Mortreer whirl Min Visaing mode her delolt at theatres^ and had • suet itratering receptios. Miss Dolby meg We ash& stage, Haydn's Wanted "Spirit Song," end d Hull* "Three dithers watt sailing." Both INIMI 1101411 in the lady's owe touching style, and the latter recelled (and most deperreilly so) the only more of the evealing. She wee lailiclowly accompanied by Mr. Townshend Seib ots the pimoforte. Mr. Montt= Smith sung sweetly • MIL balled, A dear old melody." A treat was shaded le Ss Tome of am violin la the fantasia by M. Salem. Men Forme and (Sordoni had also rouge allotted to then; and the navel was wound op by the old ballad (BMW "Home, wrest home," which was sung with muck lob and hang by Mime Vinning. We aay the concert was wound sip with this piece, but there was a finale set dew is Bertheren's /freest overture, which certainly was played, though sot heard, ter before it bad been brought to • close slimly every pence ha lift the room I The attendance wee good for • bet concert, the number brim 471, against 466 at the spring concert bet festival; the wows, however, we an sorry to add, wee in the escosel dame seals, so that the maul receipts versed a. Imp as in 11154. This morning than was early service (at 8 o'clock) at the cathedral, at which the ambers of the three choirs emitted. The attemienee wee not large, and the sement received at the doors for the charity (always very mall on these OCCIL. aims) was under 21. The oratorio to-day was Mendelesohn's Itlissh, which it was expected would draw a very large attendance ; contrary is expectation, however, the numb, fell short by 120 of the attendance on the Eljfeb day at the last Worcester festival The town was placarded in the course of the night with large bills, announcing that his Royal Mahone the Duke of Cambridge would arrive at Worcester at two o'clock, and would attend the concert this evening. Rh Royal Highness accordingly arrived by railway at the specified hour, but there was no ase to meet him at the Mallon except his former tutor, the Rev. T. R. Woad, a canon of Worcester, and the prince of the royal blood wood like an anthem, individual through the 'Meets direct from the station to the cathedral. The inhabitants gathered pretty manermsly in the streets to whams the swivel, and some deem wen suspended from the hem., but beyond that then wee no demomMetion or wel come. TM mayor was at the cathedral, in his capacity of one of this stewards, and the corporation took no nuke of the arrival. On his arriving at the cathedral, each of the emedience as his Royal Highness p, eel is his progress to his NM rem, as a suit of rupee, but there was no Interruption is the oratorio. The oratorio of the /Niel was cut in this wise:—The Prophet. Herr Formes; the Qom's, Mies Dolby; the Tough, Mrs. Weiss; Mules, Rpm Genital sad aim Reeves. The orsiceto Is one so rupiluly wog at this. fsetivele, that it is eunacearery to go into any detailed wake of it. The Bred banns is the solo in the Elijah put, and Herr Venus delivered this in a style earthing but imperwiwo .w exprusimp ; ace wee he always in tune. His voice appears to have bets overstudard end wove. Nor Tr= Oardours rendsring of the brutifol sir, If with all your bear*" to our liking. There was too touch ilerlanetios, end too little bevolionsl leering in It, so In the cede of the sir even to the principal bus. Clara "Hear ye, beset," sad Mlle Dolby's "0 net on the Lord," were most kesatital, es easy be expected from such tolsut•a artistes. The angelic trio, "Lift thine ryes," by Clue Novell.), Mrs. Wen, end Mies Dolby, wee repeated. Twaight the mond concert is expected to be crowded. The Town Hall, Birmingham, is to ha thrown open ca Tarim waft sea be a aselland sowillag, to reareaco to the stare dot ladle. The swam see le be as dusted by the Rev. Dr. J. C. Halm, Cauca of Wormier mil Rata of Birmingham ; the Rey. law Sp , oner, Thar el gagtaelos ; the Ham. and Rev. Granawinl'orke: and remit ti the tows end mealtbourbood. d igr BROTEMON MEMORIAL—For this ussse- Ask whirl It is proamed gall be rowed in the MEd borough cemetery, th in boa been a aiipelitiom of adds mad dram ; gad we Isom that at • special niee=s 4 the easszlase, bad on Trklay, the llet bawl, the No. I, viola " Hawker (aloha. T. Moho. cheater), plortJal it ow be ward rad ono sided la • nattakeery asanar, be the went spelled is the ecedlthow. The prise of tasty games woo &waded to the model No. 66, motto " Beta" (author, Y. Noble, maptor, Lass.) lambi .C.0rn. 140 ‘ 41 so. elye•••ed Is favour of the bliewiag, via.:—fled No. 17. urea "Hie MOO awe,. sot wad., " drawing No. dI, motto " Poe ass to seek tiara ' ewe glory le sot glary ;" &swag No. 61, ash'. " Nemo ;" sea mad No. 1111, NAM "C."—JfaNANOw Beteraise. THE CHURCH. raaruttarn •1110 B. R. Beedeser; Vicar of Bethorps, Noe&lk. Patna, the Heel of Wiseman. Rev. T. Beetbed; Rector of Burton Latimer, near Kat- Isebs. Rev. W. Biwa; Vicar of Ifelligess, Liatehishke. his, the Lord Chownlior. Rev. A. = c l . l.A. ; Rector of Drayton Hewett. _ Pa tna, Lord Rey. R. A. Lag; Rector of St. Mary's, Manchester. Rev. R. W. Locownore, 8.A.; Incumbent of St. Mark's, Low Moir, Bradlwd. Patron, G. Hardy, Rsq., M.P. V. H. Y. Lower, WA., IR. Peter's College, Cssabridge; Archdeacon of Newfoundland and Labrador. Rev. H. Y. Pecks, B.A. ; Rector of Shangton, Leireeter shim Item 0. Pinder; Rector of Woolley, near Kiwbolion, Huntingdonshire. Rev. A. B. Power, WA.; Profaner of Physics, Gila College, South Wake. Rev. W. 0. Hoyle, B.A. ; Curate of Moinidold and Wisadington, soar Battle, Sores. Rev. H. N. Sharp, MA.; Perpetual Curses of St. Mary, Huddersfield, Rixhdake. Rev. F. Young; Recta of Pen, near flutings. IThe statement that See Rev. H. 1. Blockbunee, M.A., Vicar of Iteethema, bee been appointed to the new church at Mow Side boa bees costredioted.)—GWerdww. SPORTING. EGHAM RACEB.—WEDNIESDAT. TRY. BOHAN STILKW of 6 love. nach, with 2.5 added, for 3- olds and upwards. Optional selling weights, &c. One 1 (7 mite.) Mr. T. ow , . Pee ample,. 3 33. tIOMJ, 541111... r ik. X4ressl4 1 re; . .144111=11 . 4441 D ,P4 1. r. 3 4.5 . .h i 1tt.r. i . 11b ..:: • 1 114 1. ''' l ' al 1 Mr. Allibes.• 11•4444ww, aged 044 I. at 610 .......,....bes 4 Mr. /1:4.r.L.1.'s lul.trailoo. 3 yrk WI , fat ne. ..... .IL'artaber) 6 Bpi*: 7 to 4 apt SaloSial, 3 to I each apt Dundee sal Took Monti. Woos by two imgtl33, a neck between the mood old third, bod.fowth. TM 'lamer was sold by auction foe 155 guinea., and goes bide R. Nay's stable. TM. Imims' 874510 4Hsadicsof 6 more. each, with 4/1 aided, for 2-yr olds. Innen after the declaration of Ills weights 4lb salsa. The second to Fare his stake. T.T.C. (14 subs.) Kr. M414.'. eke Inks Trams be Prim the 31.6.74 43 , Lard Al a.ea 's rod lid Anna .at et tiiiiii 7r6 iib 41•41.4144 416 4sWal Illosab) 4 Hr. W. Clooddialr LAI Nelms 44 111 b. ... ...... . (Marco's) 3 Mr Banat Baroolloilarr,7 4 Ida ~„, .. ..4). Ilurhesl 4 Mr. PlarbW4Tbs lofts wens es' issi •••• • • • . llosSo 4 Mr. BssMrs• Ma5444..7.4 Sh .. .. .... ..... ... ... .111. I'M G Betting : 6to 4 an the idiom' , con, .. to 1 apt Little Trustily, 7tol um any ether. an by thme-quarten of =tli, half a Length between the mound and third, bed Two Quoin'. I'Ltra of 100 ribltell ; Syr-olds , gat 21b; Le, lit Mb ; iv% est Illb ; sth and aged, lOM Two Two solleo 41111 a dlolowoo. hms ... 4 Ha.w,4 yr 4: . ... .................. 1 pi: ..4. 464Missm4 4 ScrO 444461; Mlles : 4 Is 4 an 6 to I opt liamlistos. Itilissemsjuwp l of with the awls AUr main, sad won Is a wawa by tame abd, Loonlwitom won IsM fuse met to Salgloos bolted mon of* oloothe. Two 113(015 C SWAIM al 6 toy. each, with 30 added; for 2 and 3 yr-olds. Allowances and penalties. The winner to be sold for 200 sows. if demanded, kc. If on , tcrod far 1501., allowed 31b ; 1001., 6th. T.Y.C. (10 rubs.) 11r. anvil:her ()sad Swims W Orlawle_ . IF! i 1611.1..11•SloSS 1 Mr. Purer: OW by Jo. Lovaloras ..11 Taproom Ityr!lktoci. .. - 14i= Mr. ll4 J. U. 366626Mie 166 M 66 1 ; 666660. 3 .. M6 ilia.). en se lEaulknar) 3 Mr. 0611Mr6'.6646666. f yr.. . •• • • 111. If rmirm) 1 Mr. MM. Wawa. I yre 119W. 1 . rib Mardra e a Mb, _ 11;ormer61. 6 Ter,- Biattog • 7 to 4co Grand Duellara, 4 to - 1 mai TerpialOre 6117, 6 to 1 apt Saloalea. Wos by a bead ; tiro lengths between the wood sad Wird; bad fourth. The winner waa claimed by Mr. Parker. Tuts TOWN PLATO of 60 son. (Hasdkap). Straight haV • M OW. 10.61, b 7 Ww. 31. CM 121 .........(rordlosal I Ni. Tyr% 316661 6 TM M gib (Mu% 110=714"Z.,":1•!ttt;,;; , . ............ cl Mao, Oat-sad-Outer, weatballoos, by Jar Lovell oat ri Terpsichore, °cam Qum, Tb. Boll ow, Yank Oryboa, I=3 to 1 mot J 4to 1 mai Wootborgioss, 6to 14, 10 to I midway obey. Woa by • bark sad • ba4 a wok Warm tie wood sad tbird, Wootborlyboo woo a utodirsto fourth, il , .cct•r a.. Mk sad Spinet oixtb, RADCLIFFE RACES—WEDNEson, ...... ..... Du llr UANDICAZ ?LAMP( 60 son. About belt-a-Irsile. Gams rapt.. Jack OWN • .. Throe roe. nig BAIIDICAP. Tbral quieten of ups. rr tour na. KA SCIIIMITII COP. Olie 10111 Old • illatter. L•;-11..4 .. .... ......... ........ tire pia. (Stamped id. A&litioNaL) [TWO THE MUTINIES IN INDIA. The following letter from Mr. James Anthony Steel, nephew of John Steel, Eq., M.P. fur Cockerukouth, has been forwarded to n• (Netkrland Parro) for publica tion. It is aildrainal to Major Thompson, a brother-in-law to the writer at Calcutta Gorruckpore, June 25, 1857. 'My dearest Willy—l enclose you • copy of stetter I wrote AIM 6711:1160 to the Major-General commanding at ninepin, I. which ha replies he has no European trove to 'pm' That le very well, but still what I want is that Europa aid should be sent us from some available source. We OD all geM at present, but of course I dare not give an oder hang a mutineer of my own regiment captured on his neon hones (Germickpore)—we cannot avenge the mender of an of our hilow-countrymen—ell around as bow week we an, and fancy the Baj is gone. Under such circumstances we can but stay here until we see Island out, whim some European troops can be sent amp and then with the rains coming on all behind the Rabies. at beet would be rabic* secure—our treasure (sit lace), our jail, end ow lives. Thank God our dear belongings have gone, but still if Gorruckpme is worth saving, it Is surely worth while Beading European troops. Two eempanka would rake na strong, and no doubt both the N. I. and I. C., would then do good service in the districts. It is the filthy lucre that Is the bitch, and if once Europeans had charge of ft there would be no longer covetonsnem, because were the power to help themselves gone they would turn their thoughts absewhere—but if Gornieincre le ea worth saving, It Is hardly lair to expect a number of Eneopeem to May end raffia their lives unprofitably. Since I wrote to the genital all Clods, except Lucknow, is gone, and we are daily threatened with an attack from Fysabad. May God avert it. All the *she begin to think our ltaj is gone, and to-day we hear Ca. spore le geme—if curb be the came it ie imperil& to gay what may lie the consequence. A rim ghee end loespon both went s oare weeks ago, since whoa until three days ego daks in that dilation were ell dosed. For seven blessed days we hard from no . = real at last Holmes managed to send us the D a l t Jounpore still remains in anarchy end " 11ie r:; 5e Asimighur ha been reoccupied by an bongo planter, who bee been vested with megietertel p owers., but should the Doke through that district be closed again I see no help for as. I me nothing to prevent our going. Holmes's Irregelme have hitherto ben staunch, and were no doubt a cheek lava the N. 1., who have also been calm and apparently cheerful since the rush towards the meanly —but what Asiatics can be staunch if they think our Fisj goner It is wakes to go on daily telling that European troops are bet pouring into Calcutta, for they naturally thint why not thew them then? The good man and true want seeistance, and the tad are only wondering how much Lugar we mean to stay here. Surely this is a pleasant state of @Seim A few dapp ago every man would have trembled hot even a drunken Ear pean should get injured near their village, —bat now they bare seen English officers and their wives flying frompods—five of them murdered with impu nity—they have aria others stripped, go barefooted, nearly naked, hungered and athint—threatenod with death, and subject to every humiliation. laving seen all this how is it possible they can any longer fear us F (end it was only fear that made our rule es strong). Depend upon at, the troops are only waiting to see the fate of Luckoow, and Sir It. L. writes he is well visioned and can hold out for three or four months. I hope and pray such is the case, and if ao, surely it le worth w hile saving that which we still bold. By ho lding Gorruckpore and Acianghur firmly all the districts of Chupra, Sarum, Chumpar sn, Tirhoote, &c., will be saved, but if we go. 1 see no help for them. Holmes has no more than 20 or 30 men with him, and his men mast be demoralised by such rata dr/we—eves to prawn his good corps should be • potitut onsidastion. Will you now like a good fellow do your bast for as la this meter? Take up the map and look at sae insateses at oar position. Urge this on the authorities. Wymed, who Is seling-conamissioner, has written to S ic P. (bent. Do rex aim please urge it alloy account. I a slam, the only military ma hiss, sad owing to our ticklish wallas do not like to seed for mat cams, but once I felt we were steady I would beg to hare all the Wens of the 17th N. 1., who are quietly _waiting at Basra, sent to us. "My dear wife end child I have wines to to take the first steamer from Okaaeapore (when D. v. they should anive tomorrow) to Calcutta. Take owe of these, and now, with every good wish, God bless and keep you. Believe toe, yoar's ever affectionately, " J Alla A. STEEL. P. 8.—1 am sick of talking and haranguing, for whet an one say ? It Is no longer religion, it is plunder— . Wads' Sir, wW.a the native officers themselves will tell you is the disease now: Adieu." - - The irereesterskire Chrosiek publishes several letters conveying particulars of the melancholy fate of Mr A. M. Cheek, of the 6th Bengal Infantry, a gallant lad of 16, son of Oswald Cheek, Esq., of Evesham. It appears that the heave youth, though tempted under circumstances which might have atoned for compliance, steadfastly refused to play false for an instant to his religions convictions. A captain in the Artiffery writes under the date of Fort Alleluia, 19th June: " I received this manias your letter and proceed to answer it as well es I can, and give you what particu lars I have been able to obtain regarding poor Marcus Cheek's death. On the night of the nih instant, ho had left the mees-honse before nine pm., and gone to his own bona, which was not far distant, and retired to red. From that ,perind till four, five, or ex dye after ward@ we heard nothing regarding him, and suppoeed he ha been killed amongst the many who fell victims to the treachery of the 6th Regiment. About the 12th instant we heard he wee lying badly wounded at the Khowheor Gardens, where the Dioutvie (whose manic I do not know) the bead insurgent at Allahabad, had established himself. Holding the fort with so few men, we can make no offen sive movements, and could only hope that the few survivors might yet remain alive when means were at our disposal to punish. On the 17th instant, the Moultrie Boil, in coiue• garner of ear small force moving and burning Ours end chasing the insurgents from DC ydgage, • portion fly native city; and on the same morning poor Check was t into the fort, having been sent from the gardens in a bTh d:o 1 1 1 ; to the American mission-houso, about a mile distant from the fort, by some friendly people, hom whence we brought him by sending some of the Madras Fusiliers in a steamer up the Jurana river, the mission-house being on its bank. Poor fellow I be was in a sad state,—sonietimes /lightly sensible, and sometimes the reverse. But from what fell from his lips we believe that he was attacked in his own house, and in the attempt to escape was cut down at the door by a Wire eat across his brow or had, where he had a most severe wound. When he came amongst us he remembered nothing but the fact of some people having been kind enough to him end giving him water and metope. All else was confused. Evidently he had suffered much, end his body exhibited signs of great suffering in the marks of bruises, and sores m caused fro exposure to the sun. He died the same evening, and was buried in the covered ay of the fort, near the river side, soil at the salient angle of the ALDUS battery. A conductor of my establiehment, a Mr. Coleman, and hie wife, were seised by the insurgents and bleb to the gardens where they saw poor Cheek. Every effort was made by the rebels to indoce them to abjure their faith, end become Mahnmodans, and threats made that unless they did so, they must forfeit their lives. Poor Cheek, in his almost last moments of mos - laity, called Mrs. Coleman to hie side, and bid her remember and do anything but that —to be true to her faith and to her hope; and after these few words of exhortation he and she were parted. We know no more; but amid the records in heaven these few words of his may have bear written, sad brought down a meesage of -tos end acceptance to the dying soUlaw." A clergyman writes from Allahabad June 23 : "On the night of the outbreak your nephew (young Cheek) escaped to the Ganges, and was there found Ly Coe medium:, and thence brought to their luvidquartere. There the new Gopeenauth Nundy met with him, saw hire wounded with sword-cute, and showed him ell the kindness in his power. The Idahomedans, sting this, eeparated thew, and made Oopeenauth's feet fast in the stocks. Your nephew suffered greatly (yarn thirst. Copeenauth tried to get milk for him, but the blehomedmis prneented even this trifling kindness, nor would they allow him to give him a drink of water. Gopornauth nes enabled by Divine grace to witness a good cgafersion. lie publicly declared his faith before the scoffing klahoenedase, had worship with your nephew end the other Christians who were with him, end showed that he was not ashamed of Jesus. Re was frequently threatened with death by the Mahotecelans, and told theor y t was nut afraid. Your nephew raid to him, 'Padre Sahib, bold on to your faith; don't give it up.' " FEROCIOUB ATTACK BY RATA.—About 11 °clock cn Ft:day tight, !der. At' o, All, ro.' u'kith tho vosnd door in Bridge-piano, limy-hill, was in bed heir husband and child, of two years of age, when oho was ir.lo-e-0 he tren...Mr, in Ter flniter and twehcatt. and alto by the *cream. of her infant child. On putting up her band to her forehead it cams into contact with a rat, which wet dead on hertentple ; and, on springing unt of bed, she obaerecd one 11 her forefi nger . out in two ilitero. and on 'Mine her infant child tram the lad the Lamm no. otruaniii.o now a. bead in enteral platys, and its head abowod aroma maths ar if produced by the teeth of rats. One of its Bairn, wee eat moonily, and the pillow and bed-clothes were narrated with bleed from the poor tthild'e heel. 'the Inntband had to Mt up and watch hi. roma, for the root of the night, to moo them from any feather attack limn them terucnow rennin. Timm is a common aeons or drain near the home, which may account fat the memo of ihs ests.—ameatte. SIR WILLIAM CLAY FOR MIDDLESEX. TO THL IMO& OP THII !MPHIL.. Sut,—There is not a moment to be lost in starting A candidate of the right stamp for the metropolitan county, the representation of which has unexpectedly become vacant. Let not the liberals waste time on impracticable suggestions. Mr. MAcaulay does not wish for another scat in parliament, sad if Mr. Wskley's breast once more heaves with senatorial aspirstiotui, he is not the man for Middlemen. The most obviously suitable candidate for the post would be Sir William Clay, and, in fact, bad his displacement from the Tower Beni:eta occurred • few days earlier he would probably have been ,Ant forward instead of Mr. Banbury. Ile is s Middlesex m•a, has property in the county, is acquainted with ha affairs and people, and has long represented a very populous portion of it. Ile is familiar with House of Com mons business, and his political iniluersoe and ooaesxiona• It not very conspicuous as • radicsi, he ls, se • liberal , thoroughly reliable ; and I should think that while church rates continue to exist, there is no man—exoept perhaps see— whom the dissenters would miner wish to see back again is parliament. So let us at once cry " Clay for Itliddkeex," and, if sad be, work so well as cry.—l am, /cc., A LIBERAL. August N. MR. COBDEN FOR MIDDLESEX. TO TIC aDIIOI. 01 TOT WORM Btl,—Thurso a ma of nark not he parliament whose politics are in harmony with the bulk of the Middlemen doctors, whose experienoe is large, and whose capacity se an active politician now will mammy. Need I mention Richard Cobden P What has he done that has not been done by Mr. Bright, Mr. Gladstone, and Lord Robert Grammer himself P Who so It to represent Middlesex u the friend of Joseph Hume, the champion of free trade, and the leader of the Corn-law League The elector., I hope, will imitate Birminghese and choose one of the ablest men of the day to represent them--a men whose antecedents will bear the chalet scrutiny.—l am. do, AN ELECTOR. 27, Liverpool-street, Biahopsgste, August 26. THB BRITISH .ASSOCIefTIOX. DUBLIN, WEDNVIDVT. The twenty-seventh annual congress of the British Association wee opened here to-day, under circumstances of more than usual interest. The arrangement. made by the local committee on this occasion are of tbo most satisfactory character. The new buildings of Trinity College have been placed at the disposal of the association, and the various sec tions will be enabled to carry on their business under one roof without interruption. The sections are arranged in the following order : A—Ma theoretics and Physics : President Rev. Thos. R. Robin son, D.D. Secreteries : Professor Stevelly, Queen'. College, Belied ; Dr. Tyndall, Royal Institution ; Praisers Heratery, Catholic University ; and Mr. Arthur Curtis— B—Cbasistry and Mineralogy, Including their application to Agriculture and the Arts: President James Apjohn, M.D. Secretaries: Dr. Gladstone ; Mr. Ph. Weralv7 Nohow W. K. Sullivan,_Ph. D., Industrial Museum, Dublin ,• and Mr. Edmund W. Davy, Royal Dublin Society. C—Goology : Prealdrat : Lord Talbot do Mals.Lide. Secre taries Profaner Harker" Queen's College, Cork ; Mr. Gilbert Senders, and Mr. Robert Scott. D —Zoology, Botany, and Physiology President: Wm. Henry Harvey, M.D. Secretaries: Dr. Lankester, Ray Society, London; Mr. C. C. Bilingual. St. John's College, Cambridge; William E. Steele, Royal Dublin Suctet; and Kr. John R. Kinahan. E—Ethnology and Geogr.Dhy. Prod. dent Rev. James H. Todd. D.D., Pres. It. .A. Secre taries: Dr. N. Straw, Royal Geographical Society ; Mr. R. Cull, Ethnological Sodety, Landon ; Mr. Samuel Ferguson; and Mr. Richard R. Madden. nomic mience and statistics : President, the Arch bishop of Dublin. Secretaries: Mr. William Newmarsh, Stational Society, London; Mr. E. Cheshire, Professor Cajole.. and Mr. Henry Dix Hutton. o—Mechanical Sci ence: President, the Earl of Roses Secretaries Mr. Jas. Thomsen, C.E., Mr. Wm. T. Dorre,Poriesear Downing, LL.D., Trinity College, Dublin; and Sir. Alex. Tate. The inauguration meeting was held this evening at the Rotunda, where a very numerous and dietiuguished company ma. amembled, including his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the principal reembes of the ~ .-regal court. The preeident of the pmt the Rev. Humphrey Lloya, D.D., Fellow of Trinity delivered the inaugural address. 4 TINE BALL dr GLASGOW. The North British Daily Mail gives the follow ing deerription of the time-ball which has been set up on the tower of the Won' Home at Glasgow : " Paasing to the roof we observe the bell itself, resting on tumed moulding and meanies to have been • part of the original design of the tower. Tide ball is made of the flutist mebogony, and built of a series of circles crossing each other at right angles and so stringed ss to form a sphere, which is covered with zinc to protect it from the weather. A great amount of care and labour has been bestowed on this part, which ia the workmanship of Mr. Thomas Colquhout: ' St. Vincent•street, as &teethe base on which it rests. We will now describe be: operation. On the ground floor of the shipping office, farthest removed from the street, a very fine satronomical clock is securely bolted to the wall, fitted with• serial of wheel work which revolve respectively in 24 hours, 1 hour, and I minute. When the 24 hour wheel maker one turn, • weighted lever falls into a notch on its edge, falling at the mine time on the 1 hour wheel, which bar she • notch on its edge. If the two notches are oipposite, the lever falls so fm that a small gold spring covers the 60th record, and when the second band touches it,, current of electricity passes frees the clock to the upper storey of the tower. When the boll is wound up to the top of the pillar two levers hook themeelves into notches in the rod, and sustain the ball and eppendages. A heavy weight hangs over them levers, but is prevented from dropping by the keeper of an electro magnet, which is fined on the squire pipes ; sad, when the electric current passes from the clock, it circulates round this magnet, sad attracts the keeper, which allowing the weight to drop un hooks the levers and the ball falls. To the lower end of the end by which the bell is elevated is attached & piston, working air-tight in a cylinder. When the ball drops, the air being compressed res the of the piston, and by its else thity prevents the shock which would otherwise result from the velocity and weight of the ball. " It has been arranged that the ball is to be hoisted half meet Ligh et the nunutes before one p.m. • at two minutes before oue it is to he raised to the top of the ' rod ; sod at one , precisely it is to drop -showing the Greenwich mesa time to within the tenth part of a second. As the ball era be seen I distinctly for some miles' distance, it will prove of peat ad , mintage to captains of vessels., as they will thus be enabled to check any error or variation in thew chronometers, without removing them." LOSS OF TWO LIFSS AT ST. JAMES'S BATHS. Yesterday Mr. Wakley, coroner for West Middle held an inquest in the Midi/leer: Hospital on John Rkl ton, gewell, aged 40, who, with the aseistent engineer, a young man named White, on w hom an inquest had been previously held, perished through an unfortunate accident et the f3t. Jameia'Bethe, in Marshall-street, Golden-square. The dreamed, under the control of White, whore fathers thief engineer at these bathe, nos e with White end smother man, engaged in clearing out a large boiler which had been previously prepared for the peeve', when unfortunately by some onforeeeen accident the steam from an upper boiler rushed through a valve !placed at the top of the boiler in which they were at work, and the condensation of the Mesas speedily taking place, so ea to corm large body of water to descend, the men, fearing that they would be drowned, commenced en Foment through the man-hole at the top by Mean! of a ladder placed under the boiler. In doing eo they bad w pars the valve through which the steam was rushing, end the deed men were fully welded, the third man escaping with few severe, although not serious Mimics. George White, the engineer at the beam. could net account for the valve being turned on, but it might have been OCCII eioned by , the vim touching it in their decent. lied they remained at the bottom of the boiler they would beer sox= imbrue, es the waste pipes were open, and the water out of the boiler as the steam became condensed and fell to the bottom. In reply to the Coronae, White said that the valves bad been examined and properly guarded since the inquiet on hia sea, but he had not considered it necessary to have any guard placed over them to prevent the recurrenee of such an acciden It w around that such a guard wee quite necessary, and The Coroner In emceeing up serinuely cautioned White that he would be liable to a Murree of manslaughter if =- cilia de.ith arose threngh the want of ouch a guard being placed CAW the valves. White promised to draw the attention of the Commissioners of Darns to the matter, and The Jury then returned a verdict of Accidental death." Chit' M.1:1. 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