The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-19 00:00:00

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Nt fl of Me 11114 516 NVWSID alt prollo of as 11 SPAITM INT bow Mei mod fuli alb a- 1 d =•:, • away bowie vos ANW A t a. loweedatl: ai pm for the Iml soma pm. ow lio dillaownwml MAT la Oa =um 1 gm • Il = ~6.17 Amiss =Am pook s a me o l i a i e sten tj est %%Al In owwwwww enw i l d ool ai. sod on twos Ow WSW MILLION le lo ..... mowdowo of sub veled motto! sow amounts Ware of 011 ?MIMI LgWlB.l Joist Somolooka. WM. A LIMA UPTURE IL—By Royal Lotion Pabst. 111 I . llgr NO(INAIN LIIVIIII muse a owed iir IPM. 4 . Meme the nen Genie amens the to•VVI o 10 b AIA. TM um el • lei •o le hm la Is hoe avoided • • KA Isolipn i ... e n,.. ZrehlF4 B l74 4 l=l6 .r.t: mewl be wer t.. awles dett. A "lam amt let II e go li a =lWhing tif PK Ur babe bone beth bine ant to the dr ee= e , L I M Ula riranny. Aa Unbind Tan ea the sae Med" end a iamb le wed epos Wiwi SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, H. eL Apdrrppolare, Edi.nbardt AWL SCILN, with whole Profit., for a rate of Prmittes about the imp se IN charged la o th er Wheel for • and amount not entitled to uhtillosu TAW d holm, sad every Informatics le to the mem et Whim of the Pad* my be bad oa applareilat. res ANNUAL MINTING of the NOCIRTY was head os lie Wth of leteuery. JOHN BINGLAIIL Reg, aly ChettOs the Weir. The Report hem awed WA ' We helms of the pen war hie esewied We if lie worteet i = emit W weliawd prewar* ea lie Cllmeows of Iti s lreetere al. eel au t 1.16 401 lit NA TIM oft= IV lggratiitas i t. eit. = gi neirL if ge I neeene to the ewe Wl= 1 .01 Milmlidimilia r est la hew par% erowltheeellee tie aisles =SilkAra They hew whole to re:= l ll= s .* WealWitat be Wen a preferatee la h i Wee ri Lesl la therien of We IN* am arm et= Wm Mel Waft la view lie twportwee el tie Wise Ye lie ewe et Awes a MOW Whiewir mews Is Wow they ow Wise WM wire.' a t urr ii t ink eemperr ih r the =NW. yap be had at the fi l entreiltANl: ig =l.lll4 sad Rowlaw. EEQUITABLE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. I 01 Ift=laost Illocktrbes. la ita. IT IMP CAPITAL ea Qs flat lhoistsoo. 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Tao pony iambi ft was held fa the bowie of Mr. Jena CIMPICO. a baft ise the bomb, at his noideem of Fily Fern Os Mat emaske the 'firths eanagairate—bafas completed Ms sang. drib par—aatertained his eltddrea sad his idildrea's wives sad children, to the nasebtr of fortyose ini6NdnaN--vie., firs sews, tor deaghters, four one-to law, three oleighteala law, sad a•hwee th us twenty eve parkeithlna. This, it will be admitted. le a pretty ea towshe family party. Ilte Tearable greadelte gave • mat apes& ea els ereasiou, defiling the various step of his =ltapsualt Us, end Um dirges ai ges of sea d mammas 1:e had sees. His elan sea papal the hat* el the —O " korow Se o'd wee e istiplopeat," which we heartily respooded to a. DISTINCTION 07 A WOOLLEN, FACTORT.—Os Tawny norsieg s Its me discovered to be ragtag la the wo Mew Gamy of Messrs. F. and W. Webber, of ?row hinge, engin by T. Clack, Mg.. sad ether simeene ann. Is ant boltea-hou after the alarm bad bra =the who:e of the foamy was is me sheet of It.. NM =the mo sad tin root hid fan le. The barna• by m ta corps of the Wills Milli* was by la mg sapaset wadar aim boa of Ltestaaaat Pilaus, sad • bsaystlbeemartllailasa kept the ward hole tee far Vas wtwug. the walk of which as la a tressadass creel. The whale of the raarMisey abort I elm af elk ad about 80 certain, chills wort ollemajed, with ether prepay. Keene. Webtaa ere Ms hem , sad aim mem of Ye eeassign, I. Um Yinodioe. TM Masan Mao amass to Most 10.0001. The reflation of the Ire quite illuminated the tows, sad wee tees br aryl, 16 atlas dia. taase.—Salisbary hurissi LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1856. LITERATUBB. Knights and their Days. By Dr. Dossx. Bentley. Another pleasant gcssipping book from the fertile pen of Dr. Doran. We are not surprised at this writer's popularity. Romantic histories are as much the rage now u historical romances were in the days of " Ivanhoe" and " Quentin Darward." That vast and constantly increasing mass of readers, whose cul tivation has advanced beyond the domain of the cir culating library, and not yet reached the region of critical research, are naturally pleased with an author who conveys to them the results of a really respect able erudition in a style as facile, and almost as lively, as that of the lightest periodical literature of the day. Dr. Doran, in the armour of a pedant, amuses his andienoswithall the agility of a harlequin. He has the love of an antiquarian and the manner of a man of the world. His facts and anecdotes are the recon dite spoil of hbiaries, his illustrations and allusions mesh of the Glebe, of the green-room, and of the @Wel& He may be often inaccurate, rarely pre bud, bit he is never dull. If the spirit of boas sling estosaionally betrays him into lengthiness,' he invariably recovers himself before the reader's patience is exhausted; with a shrewd instinct of self-precaution he foresees the morning yawn, is pre scient of the growing inclination to skip, and at once recovers his hold on the slackening attention by • joke—good, bad, or indifferent—and a sudden plunge into an entirely new region of observation, anecdote, and ressarob. The present book Jo a motley farrago of erudition, I wit, fang, flippancy and dip-alopi touching upon all that by may possibility. sad spa much that by no pos sibility sea he amoolated in IM roasted degree with the femme beetketien of knighthood. As sh Melange of the lawless leaks& whiehDr. Dems—mmi4 Re doubt, 1 to the esterlainemot of Wesel/assess essims— mita himself is this reopest, we may remark that he takes ceessieo, seder the title of The /Whom of a KnOtly Aseady, to give se the whole history of the demi race of Guises; while is the ~used of Raosbouillet t he repeats—and rapists very well—the oft-told tale of that famous society of Euphuists, where Mademoiselle Bonded wrote sad read her in terminable remanses t where " Balsa. enunciated his polished peelek and Mont his tuneful rhyme. Vonore his swell,, sod Vanieles his learning." AU this is sessubgly sad stemely told, that the *seed mitt heists to ask, and the disarmed thsesiMik has bat little right to oak, how it rieZGot this plume narrative finds a place in prellesimg to treat of knights and their days." la the same way three chapters on " The Brags of Zealand m Knights," are employed as • means of ssabliog Dr. Doran . to give those whom it say sworn a sort of comic history of Zealand from his ems riot of view. Artifices like these, if resorted to by a doll smash would deservedly draw down the hsaey_mpressli of bait-making. Even all the admitted - theism sod reading of Dr. Dorm can hardly neenals es to 'evident a departure from the received imitim that the commute of a book should have NM discoverable mead= with its title. With all due Nebulosities to Dr. Doran, we venture to sug gest that few treatises are leas usefully histreetive then throe composed di oneiesim no,, cum quasierson alas. The doctor's answer perhaps would be that his aim was not to be usefully initructive but enter tainingly discursive. II this be so he gas doubtless succeeded is his object. A single (strut will dust toiestify the character we have gives of this light we yet lesteerl book: it I. from the highly muds' chapter on "Sham Haight.," sad Weft to the marriage of °dent, the famous ballet meat: Dallisi seam to 3. sad at • time was that pert of the world whisk was Waded to as ram "people of quality" stood is seed of • Ws alleitmast. This was is 1769, ohm time was the dolled of ewe with the heaviest of Wetness and is spies dealt sad heavier thus either. Gallia bet Pm tebessil Paris by the sages or his saltatory metesessle. He thew repairs dhe IMAM. with his repu table sndolight bsigw_He did sot aessesse his arrival. Is was oeffiehist lbst Wald was there .gaged He had hardly snared ble ap was be w.. se, as hit tors tons. He task lelg the tem by deem. Hie ges and wee pro -110011.011 Th. *weft • geld hiss more hosier this if he had isseM resseeldeg metal to his fallow-w. He meld net mese Ye toe without the aese being Woad Ws dial sideeties His rstreside were peasteed wild *admits mhos of delight ; his " vied." elated shrieks rif sots, ; sad what a sad. &sly seeded himself is the very swiftest of his wild weer, sod looked at the hosts with a cosplaesst smile, *Ma seemed to say—•' what do ye shish ot that ?" there send se eadodeen of tannaltswas bossy, swab as de swains mold have set vosahadel to the young emperor of Cleelles. fidlisl, as far so opera matures were socersod, was reed to he the Mew ere Is the prow plates For few se Its he was &spode seam of the Mallet He to be maser of sesesalleo aka ?bee we thee is Lades • Lady HIIMeIi Herds. Hu latter father. the led if Wearies, thee leafy issank had, is his yealoried • Sisso laicWent.The n aet g 46 gir height was e5t740.6, bat of &gab His mg, agar Oahe% ems • Maddest = a lbs Me is this orestry. le els he last wad gees that hisleserst tkii vary heed s of a Ms mien thesis higher tag the Abingdon. did the peerage, was ream oWeressiligg this otherwis, when he asked epos the Hasa it Abbots' as his past. The sad whim he so esedessid was la see of tha see who had sewed the QalfM esi 26 Ls mig 2 i tisabitth Beres was teethes sigl e i f the ISM Wises Gallia' the dean, tames% bow Mak pregiming for the heed of that lady. he wmerely thibing of manylag the sires ed as issarmsentol primmer. GUNS did sot Sisk than was deregasisn in this I hut he did thisk—ces, foolish fellow that be was—that mei sa mks weld easier spa him the ti la .1 "ay ltd." Oa rai was • asetlausee, sirverthdess, is his way—that is, both is masses sad minis. Prowl laded he was as • weak, sad ambition as • 0 elhabing-boy." distress far ewe of being at the top, as speedily as possible, of owe Womb of his premise. He was abs "pnitrite of asses " is the Adagios family, whore les agresa week his mob wit, his saalaMilsy, awl the sedesty able new& slab ba a world of pestassion, mated kis • =I amesite. He was vary sous the Mend all the sad hog bare he had adoleved that rash, he was Mir partitalaw friend of Lady litiesbash Dors& 161.1 ms mit Italia as Head spoke ; and Saida aged tie. Italie& ales—beggege sad weaker. r. Iwo std Slow Weems set. the meta beers. redid, karma the "Did ye Meer at medal hem Mar his see eased siege the pampa of the Opesehase were dnfaip "• lady of *polity sorry a deals l" Why set. WWI made d hoses wee held by royal emetesse as Wag bed esepsny be the said esselmes's ems t It was • seta seltable Wok tlia• thst of shay of way with ha fatkee. fsetsse. SAW Ississiscl bo la swot Me White sem after his sorrems, where It woe hag Se* dlseased by Nee agry betties. L the side of ask Masi•• it the bridegroom he approached, sod maim* "Lewis's' mos b! Es sliest lady, lam the ma I" "And what dose the sae esil blessell f" asked they with a giggle, sad doubtless aloe with refines to the story of the leidepees considgrag himself • led by right of his inamisge with a "lady • " what deal the mss tall himself" •• = Gallia with • mead bow, " 1 as SW, litiewesi &quire." In the midst of their lagghter be essell e m his shirt heel, mid west away to ergs lealieekeled twee. asd eptegbe.t The marriegs ins so et frit a• subsar a te m s a Them were several children, bat dielloulties ale mak faller Om the family. Bee pressia amiseittiss, for Gabel was • prudent w, bet muss Midges The de w kW lessall withalt • adage witios, or was le rag as uses Isolt. be was ahem his widen, sighed bets. able to most the b theseht was ► dee se his. l'ht hisahsr-is-ltw e s= wed is the eyes of hit ews web, may the Omar wear d OUSIS adds,. Oassidering that th• lady had cesdeleseded te le 'bele seam, the might am maid the waleseeles • leas farther, eel paid mete sews ts the rte. Diseessien arca, sad is • Sur a assn. timely istedseeser readied It intsrable. Tie quarrel was es Scared, • sepiestige eased, and efts • tranquil Woe of • few van, ails won separate hoeseholds, with senses will is beth. M is a fair epeeists of the Doetow's seared maw : these who take ap ''eights ead their Dap" for the purposes of suasesest, will apt lay it dews till they have read It, sad having reed tt they will Sad that they have derived fame its per eersethlag far nom 'Amble than am 'statue sestt—a scesithistio snout of serious keowisdis, and of information which, though omissible to the scholar, is beyond the range of the general reader. After Dark. By WILLIE COLLINS. 2 vols. Smith, Elder, and Co. Mr. Wilkie Collins stands unquestionably in the foremost rank - • our - - writers of fiction. among v younger w He tells a story well and forcibly, his style is elo quent and picturesque, he has considerable powers of pathos—understands the art of construction—is n wearisome or wordy—and has a keen insight into character. With one exception The len4 V likeigh Grange—the tales here mamas& me alesedy familiar to thousands, having applaud at mime intervals in the widely-circulated seams of Heuer Acid Words. They are now panted to the reader in a new setting—a poor travelling portrait-painter is for a time prohibited frOMB the exercise 11 his art by the impaired state of his eyesight. His wife conceives the moths of preparing for the press, from her hostmed's diets. den, various remarkable narratives which in the seam of a very "'Mahatmas practice be hes osi listed from some of those who have site to hinter "their likermsms. The result is suppotad to be is Mobs Sikhs comprised in the two volumes beim, Ig o %eluding, amongst others, the two striking and swell-known stories of The Ye ll ow Mask," Ma ▪ The Terribly Strange Bed." On all subjaeti bsa meted with art and artist-life Mr. OMNI is entitled to be heard with the attention due to one who has bad full opportunities of becoming practically acquainted with what he writes shoat. In this point of view the following pomp, muting the szpsrienos of a travelling portrait plater, is in many ways valuable and suggestive : it seat oral furnishes information regarding a mode of nal life of which comparatively little is by the general public, but supplies some YIN well worth attending to by that somewhat mime= clue who seek to perpetuate their features pt fY Ukeqcited skill of the itinerant artist : Of mgadf I have nothiag to lay, bat that I have followed Ilhogen of a traveillag portrait painter for the lest 16 MIL 2:=11 antsy solffikil has sot only led me all through bet has asks. me twin to &Mimed, and once to Inked. la skins hem &Wrist to district, I am never guided heikeelsed ley say settled plus. Sometimes the kitten of noemmemiseles whisk I got from perms wbo ass satisfied with Ms work I have does for them determine the dingiest fa whisk I travel. Sometimes I hear of a new nolgiilbsechood fa whisk there is no reddest artist of ability, sad venire thither en speed bakes. Sometimes my friends smog the pikers shako ear a god word ea my behalf to their deb sesleseess i sad se pare ths way for as in the large towns. Sousimes ay prop/loss mad fast= brother-estate, baselag mak essestimike which it le we rth their while is seem% meatiest my we L od preen me introduetions w pieseant comer, kaaset. Ikes Isla ea, now I. ose way sit sow in analber not mammies a reputation seer making a fereine, bat hopgisi, gmbapy se the whole, than may men who bees get heti Om sae sod the other. Sees of the umehe of my experience are anises in a missal pad et view. Yee example, I have found comes almost nalisoady ism tiellmte is Wang me about my terms, add hos geeerews is remunerating sae for my serriess, Mae nes. lin the other bead, men, within my knowledge, are deaktedly valuer a their pe rsonal attractions, Ned more vexatiously anxious to have these den fall Judie, to ea wan, this women. Taking both saxes togethee, I have ham young wok for the =wpm ' mom grade more tommtatdo, mad mere eesehisters lieu old. And, issuing i li e s tmal way. rep 'species's of different ranks ail the way dawn from peas to publissee), I have met with most of my foemil sad nagne see Irish people of ussertain social sheadmei the nevi and the lowest sexing my• em• players almost always in widely different ways of searee—to make me feel ae woo as I eater their hoses. The emegmal 'Meted* esti have to mintond sgaiast is the practice of my prefessisa is est, se mina puttee may imagine. the difficulty of making my sitters keep their hob still while I paint these, bat the difficulty of them to proems the astute! look end the .very-day of dress and People will mum* an esprosdem, will brash up their hair, will correct ay little ebarestariegs carelessness la their apparel—will, M short, when they west to have their Illisaesses takes, look as if they were= for their primes.lf I Mat them under sloe eiresseelmosek 11111 of coarse to rums them to their Subtend wk sod my portrait, as a ametery emeassnee, diesprilses everybody, the sitter always Malteds& While we melt to Jades of a ma's character by his haedwritiag, we waste his saateesery scrawl daebad off with ids memos work.a.day pea, au hie boot null test traded laboriously with the finest procurable mow-quill point Se it is with portrait painting, which ie, after all, softie, but a eight reading of the externals el character reacgaimaly prorated blithe New of others. ~Brpafes ;;,atteikketed trials, has pewit* ko that the oily way aptly; sitters who pewit k iseekkos oat look to resume their habitual elyetelos, hte Mai these tats tablas about some Wiest is width they so /natty isterested. 1f I des sly b.guile thew iste spethiss ear mostly, so natter os what toyie, I am wee et sthreuriag their natural eseressies ; sure et skis. el the Ode pe tiole eeen-day peestisrithe et the thet a wars peep out. the ales asothsw, quite thwarts. We oßer so extract from the Tales themselves : with regard to me of them, the admirably tell story of the ' , Terribly Strange Bed," we simply Nem mead so nadir whose Demean sot tolereW or who does sot rehab the excitement eta " leasing fear," to make acquintesse with it for the Ant time "after dark.' mum MIL AND MADAME GOLDSCHILIDT'S SACRED CONCERTS. The second perforreacos at these meads, of 771 e ihssisA, was given at Enloe Hall lest evade& As at the previous performance, the principal singers, in' addition to Madame Goldeennidt. were Mile Dolby, Mr. Dickey, Mr. Swift, and Mr. Weiss. The orchestra sad chorus were of the same strength sad qaahty before, and the performance was ondooted by Mr. Benedict. The hall was tempting filled ; but, as the tickets were appropriated co g to the order of application, aid no more were issued thee the room could conveniently accommodate, there was coo Implement pressure or confesion. The arrasgemeste of time concerts are admirable sad ought to be generally adapted. Madame Goldeamidt sag divinely. Is every ekes and every style of music she is without a rival ; but it is in the highest order of seared made that her transcendent powers are most strikingly sppatent. In giving breath to the sublime strains of Handel, she L inspired by the genius of the mighty master him- Wt. Her simplicity, her grandeur, her fervent =- panics, produce an baronial to whisk so &scrip dos an de judo*, sad make the Want efforts of every oilier singer—eves the greatest among them --seem cold. laboured, sad tame. Madams Cioldeohmidt will not again be bard in Leaden for • considerable time, es she is about to mamma an enemies tour in the provisoes. MADAME GOLDOCRIIIDT AND !RS NIGHTIIIO•LZ deldeshatith eat her hesbead **jut esstribeted the aualikeat dematka of 1,8721. to work the Nryiniag.le Feed, Mks the proesse of the 011114.41 styes by then at Ezeter•lali ea the mains of yesterday week. This eostetestioa k pesesaad by Mr. sad Kokos Goldsekaidt es, to me their yen worth, "a tostlemay of their warts Went is the porpoise to whisk the had le ambled, sad of their eyapthy mai *dukedom *worth the Istly 'obese mem It beau." TM messy lies bees beaded mar Si the esumatee el the lead free of ell &Medea ea sumo of the mem* ef the owed, ban bum Gadgety delayed by Mr. mad Nadu* Geld. amid& The esimulttey rsamemedas the deludes, say they OUNIIMI de *without espressies their bond dot this est el Chola*. smelly ea the pert el sa seeresythholl feretlady, warbith her eyeemiatisa of the say see of sae Of eau tea, sad of the heseveleat sad wifel purposes te whisk the feed is seams fell se toll forth mew sad lu mond ea the pin d ell the snaky mum el Flume Itishople. [Advsethissat.)—AT MB. )dicer. ESTABLIP bum ttelsoketseet. ..400gebanWilli. sal Oaskl tee ishillesil the ihret eiriateshosh Drorerstore" eetelsses.W Demetsrlep, Ow ertilesel Unser esswor estOile pessestselieh • Ow Mr:tar Tube BMW Illumessloese mei Ila= 101111 . 7 11 1forse, Olseste. as. ceders sums& him ptiess r =rlis aur thew thaa ts tbe asesetuarst thaddimet kr the all d Mato Ills cras s Nato at • wail/ if arida (Stamped ld. Additional.) 113f0=NCE. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Mutat IS. Yesterday being St. Patrick's Day, the relieving of the guard at Dublin Clink was, according to old custom, attended with greet pomp, and cr hummed by a 'rut multitude of people. Two military bands were in attendance, sad performed a number of national airs; and his Excellency the Lord• Lie utenant, accompanied by hie secretary and aide-de camp, appeared on a balcony, wearing, of course, a large tuft of shamrock on his bosom. He was en thusiastically cheered by the people, and the scene passed off with all the éclat of former day,. A LETTER FROM RACHEL. r The following letter, from the pen of Mdlie. Ba the), appesre in the Irukpaulanci Beige. It replies to the rumour that she wss about to renounce the stage for ma. trimony, but It was net, our co'emporary says, "intended for publication." The great tragedinuse writes: " I bave hued many clever people say that it is better to be =si tuated by the pus; than to submit to its silence and its neglect. I have, thee, to thank you once more Ur the notice which you have given me in the -. But why, my dear friend, have •oa occupied yourself for such a length of time with nothing but fancies of marriage which you bare invented in order to blame me, and why suspect me again today of this inutility ? "I hive two sons whom I &don; I have thirty-two years upon my certificate of birth; I have fifty upon my figure —I will not say how =my a le rade. Eighteen years of peasionate tirades upon the theatre; nasty journeys to the cutest of every land; Idomow winters; Waterloo treacheries; the perBdious sea; the ingrate land,—behold Gibes, which won age a poor little bit of a women like me ! Bat God proteanse the brave, and he seems to have created expreealy for me a little corner unkeows to all the geographies when I Mu forget my fatigues, my pates, my premature old ago • • •, and this though you Slog yew vi/laisous canard in the mid►t of the birds which pm eh upon my breaches end which slog me saga of re ten—mine rrobably, end that of the spring ! " If I had rosily died in America, yen would have bon, oh, I'm quits sere of it, the firth to devote to me (in a moaner worthy of your paths and Mort), one of your warmest feetilletotee. And bemuse lam resuscitated in a =insulates manner, because I hope to shake your hand ergs like en old fried, you anima—" She lives ! that's well ; and Munk God for It. Now, let us tease hose !" Thu see you muting to wort to Irritate my too susceptible nerves and to amuse people at the sip's** of poor little Rachel I Is It thus you should act with a poor I creators who returns very truly from the other wadi! Go, be jest and kind and moue younelf of au inveterate, love of taming, at my poor espouse, and then I will pardon you, especially as I hope to see you eon la Paris or ha the country. " By Jupiter, it is very genteel of me to act thus towards yes. This letter is certainly not written by a ' great ire. godieotoes,' bat by a pod child, who sills herself " March 11, 1866." " Ram= THE LATE DUEL AT BERLIN. The Zeit of Berlin pabliahn the following letter: " The unhappy duel in owlish the Director-Generel of the Pollee, M. de Hinekeldey, has lot* his life, hes given else is a anted of erroneous and malevolent allegations. Iteresehes esreally hays bees dinned splint the fu•c tleanries to whom the deceased was subordinate, sensing thus of hung arproved of the duel, in plan of p 00000 ting it. The unionising believes it his duty to bring to the knowledge of the public the facts of which be is cognisant i• this deplorable sffair : " Oa the 26th or ' , obtain • person is league with M. de Roebew promatedhimself at the kenos of the sadereigned, under the pretest of an Interview open a private setter. This parson entered tato convereation of • most offeasive *mutter as related to H. de Hinakeldey, and placed before the undersigned various papers which he said emauted from H. de &chow, and which 'obtained the grossest insults to 11. de Hinskeldey. The undersigued immediately declared that he could sot allow the propagation of such pamphlets directed against& high hactiousry with wheals, was in penonal sad amicable relations, sad that he believed it his duty to donnas* them. It was replied that hr ham soaking the loss &juke, they had navy to view the eos osala•at from the nubile of the dominate in gentles. Os the let of Mach the madersigeed isfurned H. de Rink eddy of the fasts, sad leersed from him that he bad already been *formed of them from asothar se•ree, and the manner to which he expressed himself led to the belief that he had resolved to demand reparative for these ioierise iron the panne conensed. "Although the undersigned Gould scarcely bane that this resolution was serious, he believed it his duty, sever theism, to *teem the Ring of it. His /Nun at one pronoused himself straggly against the duel, sad ordered the 'Unsigned to °Alen is all haste the seated* that could throw light upon the affair. and Win •host aa usderstanding satisfsee ry to all parties. The undenignsd obeyed the orden of the Lag, without a mansat's loss of time, cad with the greatest seal, sad at the wish of his Malesty made aiming into Silesia oe the eight of the 6th of Marsh, la seder to take the deposition of • pence Impliened. Although the undereigned had *finned H. de Hieckaldey of his departure, sad of the °Meet of his foursey, the latter showed • fetal eager awe to proceed with the smarmiest' for the dual, sad surrounded his prosiediags with a many so ab. solute that all the effects made is prevent the desowneese wen fruitier. U. de Hiekeidey bid hie twigs from his family aid from all naiad him. An weepAnl of the polies is the 'sly mum who appease to hive teen folly se quiated with the printed duel, sad of the how at which it would take plan. (&ned) 4 . Nome& " The Promise of the Kiag at the Tribune of let Inseams*. "Beth., 16* Mush, 1866." FATAL AFFRAY WITH THE STUDENTS AT scum CAROLINA COLLBOB, U.S. Then Wilathogloa Commercial gives an nintat of some mine diet•rba•er whisk conned la Columbia, Sea* Canna% os Feh 17. Three steam% of the sonar' ware walking mad the eity at 9 Oink p.m., istaadlag to murder the Oldel of Polies. This gentlemsa, hearing • I saias is the street, ism' to the SIM ' when sae of the sta dia% pushed him I. the abdomen with his slab ; the ps lioemaa, thishiag he had bola stabbed, fameedistely Ninth the etudes* with his Wedges, eptittiatr his skull dreadfully. This Urn dna, ha mouseaded ►is (elbow penman is mist a esaveylag hiss to the guard bone. he seen m he was lodged them It. uy of "Cringe" was raised by the Main% mid la km *as two maths 100 Madan were aressat, all armed with pistols, bowie keine, swords, baskets, awl dabs. After surdas all the gam*. hones doors sad what're tan fragments, they naked la apes the thief, each stailest airier him a woad with kWh, blade's*, or sword, sad the threw Ma est of the mend story whitlow as es the briek prionteat. Not morals' the snidest' sad several of the cinema had a des perate eassuater is the sent with pistols, swards, sad halves. Several of the students wen carried es their various homes, domdfally at sad brand. The sni dest' had swan to kill the panorama, sad they brake tan the guard-hones, where he had ben pat ter safety, sad palled kiss set la frost of It, when they wen oak giviag him • blow with their slabs, sad some et them catnap him with bowie lushes. The few fitness that were praised tubed apes them, sad they k•d • dreadful light. The slum bell was rum Si memos the military tromyeales, sad la a don time An military esespesias were prone, ineladiag the artillery, slowing the aids walk. On of the students died efts, the light, sad others en set *g reeted to survive. Oa the 20th the etsdarts &finished asesseaptre to Chatham* ta bay earamaition ; they ales mowed rides font • seighboarisg Sews, sad la addition balm *pea the timmisipsl armoury sad took the woman thenia. Os the 21st the governs deassaded the eras haat the stadeate, tealsg them if they did sot satrendar he would In urn them. This Wag dam they on up their some, sad the distarbesee wee Really quanta. The thief of police is said to have died of his wasads. A Brunk paw map that Maths DIAw sow tomputs, 'mato' a gayly, vista" fa Yroseb, to M. Now lalaaberes attack ea "Tao Patties! Tatars of imerai," ;a which that waiter amigo oar gnat loyalist of mi -1 sentare tba natal oath of Zaglask and by his almosP, 0010 11,14 Piebrtiti {roaming &Wu of dime aa tlda *l e I al the Masa. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTEIL—T unarm?. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAMM 9 to eget Bodkin D) 9to WIo (t) 13 to ttle Davie (t) 14 to Li Poletot (1) ZOO to Mallow Boy (t) CUT AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 6 9 to to mist Bib ern (t ) (t) r tan 13 to flatterer (t) 100 to Ellerrare (t) 109 to Post Horse (t) TWO THOUSAND OUINEAS STAKES. 7 to Apt Fly-by. Night (t Ito 1) 3 to Yellow Jaet (t IN to 30) 9 b Enchanter (t) CHESTER CUP. II to Ye Yellow AKA tt) Nese or the other terouritee nested. Nothing Amen any Wan STEIL TATIVII3ALL'B, MONDAY.—In transeribing the qaotatioes relative to the Noithaniptonshira Stakes. Poodle was lasattod instead of Palgoe. In the prefsuity &Marva llloss, however, it was diatinaily stated tket .. Winkliald was in good demand at 8 sad 9 to I, with Palatot In dote attendance." NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, ithics 18.—APPOINTMENTS. —Tho following OMOSIII hop bit& appointed to command steam despatch gaaboats :—Cominander. H. C. blajsedie (1861), to the Alacrity • W. 0. JOGIIII (1860, to tee Assistance ; H. J. Blomtleld . (1866), to the Osprey ; C. E. H. Vinson Vsgslent (1866), to the Surprise ; and W. Armytage (1865), to the Midshipmen B. 8. Own. to the Vesuvius 6, paddle wheel stem sloop, of 280 horse ;rawer, Vesuvius, station; sad R. D. R. Farquharson, is the Retribution, 28, piddle-Wheel MOM frigate, of 400 hone-power, at Elkeersess. PORTSMOUTH, Miami 18. Three Austrian came of distinction here been on a visit to this port for the last few days, Inspecting the naval and military works and establishments. They are Le Baron Joseph Smola, Gazers' sa sere es, Royal Artillery, de S. K. SEnsperiner retwtriche Colonel Warmth, of the lope vial Royal Beginners ; so d Captain A. Wiesisckie of the Imperial Revd Navy. They ban already visit ed most of the establishment., and to-day have gone out to Seethed In H.K. steamer Fare Queen, and have visited and in spected the Duke of Wellingtoo, 131, flag of Rear Admiral Sir R. 8. Decides. The duke fired a eat, I. on their leaviag her. They hare also visited to-dsy the St Vistent, 103, Sets_ hip of Rear Admiral W. Martin, superintendent of the dadtyard. They pot up at the George Hotel, and are treated with marked rtspeoi by the venous officials. Their stay in Portsmouth will sated to about a week. The Andes, steam transport, No. 100, ernved at fipithead this morning from the Crimea. She brings hums the fol lowiag :—Capt. Browne 95th Rept., in charge of Military invalids; &upon Jerhsm, cf th e Sco ff , is medical charge ; CaptaieHaiibe, 44th Regiment; Captain Williamsos, 48th Regiment; Lienteesat idsckesey,79ll Highlanders; Lieu tenant Moore, 7th Dngom Guards; Captain Kentons, Turkish Maigan; 120 non-oommieaioned olliceis sal ad, invalids from various regimeats, 8 seamen, 4 aeries% and 2 women. The Andes came into harbour this after boos, sad the 'eyelids were leaded and coeveyed—the few bad oases to hospital in cots, sad the remainder in mini bases to herrecks, prior to being sect on to the provisional depots. She scheme and labourers of this dockyard have jest °sued working overtime. Whether this is owieg or not to the prospect of as early peace, cr to the Baltic fleet having been got so far advised, is only a metier of soujecturs. Tire first-nentsd is, however, generally the ono assigned. The screw guabosts, however, °minims to swath' . The Nighties' le, 2, Lieut. Collins.., arrived yesterday ; sad the Coquette, 4, time into harbour last night. The Rim/dove, 8, serew dispatch vessel, as also the Tom, 42, fitted ep es a screw treseport, is to tome at of dock tc morrow. _ _ _ . _ _ _ 2 mew, Captain Sotheby. wu &eked yes NAVAL PRUE MONEL—Notice is givon in last sight's Gantt* to Captain Jobs ilaanderson, late cora maids rof her blejestys alorp and the aflame and are late wader his esesaitnd, that a distribetioe of an award meetly emoted for the destruction of pirates and piratleal lank% on the 6th and 6th Febreary, 1862, will be reads at No. 14, Great Gorge-ether, Westminster, en the 26th lutist, when tbe shares not Men demanded will be recalled d r three months : —Commander, 691.17 e. did.; third class, 221.12 a. 11d. ; !earth Mass, 131. lle 9d.; afth elms. 71. 18r. did. ; sixth gam, 61.165, lop.; seventh elms, 41. 10.. 7d.; eighth elms, 21.6. 4d.; shun elaiii,ll. 81. 4d.; oath clam, 17s.—Hallett, Nand*, and Hallett, agents. 81710111 or HUI VAN Des MAST, THE SWORDS. Jun.—Yesterday Xr. W. Payne held an inquest at St. Hartholomewhi Hospital, en the body' of Herr Van Der Mut, wise committed suicide by mating his amok The deceased was a well known swordsman, bevies performed before her M•jeety, la load lielland's-park, at Saville house, Leicester square. sad at East of the &malts of tame at the bonne of the nobility sad gentry. He was 'coked upon as one of, the mat apart swordsmen fa Reglad. Sins the closing of Saville-hones, the demand, who was a Hamm by birth, has hissiatained his wife and family by giving lassoes I. fencing, Re., sad by working at kis original business, that of a tinier. Recently, hie employer bad mission to dismiss him censeqseses of the skaness of work ; bat procured bits another situation, which, however, it appeared, be did not like ; for one easing last week he left his employment end reamed base. Shealy after his wife went down stabs, and on her tears, miter an Mame of only a few whims, she was greatly arcked at finding he bed cut his throat. He was conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he Sneered le great pain until Suedey afternoon last, liken be died. U. wee deseribed se Mies a mat warm hearted seas but rather ecoestrle, an often depressed in stints, the elltilmese reveres making him almost selancholy. He bad often emplained of pales la the head. The jury returned a verdict of .reasperary masalty." _ _ _ ---- - - HUMID* MOM • HOUSE-COP.—ffelitenlay Me Bedford held as aqua is the Chaim-am Hospital on Frasieis Heacori, a Presdnee, aged 34, late heed seek at Ransom's reenneat, 37, Cashman-stmt. 1 Osage Wen, salter et the restmart, said he had cc ' teed the deemed had bon alittle noisaeholy lately. The Inane as is all Preach Irma, wee sinatal at the top of the Maio, sad ea Batezday sight the deemed vres espied there at his cull ansatico, sad armed is a seamed state eland. Aben halt-past shim o'clock noon the +item dews ter the sapper beer. Winer, spec reanieg the Meant story, tanned a crowd outside the estrum is St. Mortis's-seast, sad spas "Mg on be fond the domed leases the pamseat, Moodie', sad I. es ineasible state. Other evidence mem, among clearly that the deceased bad committed salads by threwieg Masai Iron the rep el the hone. • rang wean, to alma the deceased cm earged, MI ho bad bora irety seellasnaly fathe late, la cos- MINN% as he represented, of nag mode laughier. stock of the other domestics Vend et—" Team/my g entry." FATAL ACCIDENT TROY MACIIINZET.—OD TEEM day availing a fatal saddest cateatrad at the Wyatt% Bleach W. rks, sear Bewley, beloagiag to Mower. Hoary h e l ms sad Co. A yelled wenn mama Catherine O'Hara. easpleyed as a drill elessor, was gois" to beetle souse elitism, a proem whisk Vaasa a Gain siailsr to esaaglag, whoa abo vast too sear the amain ry, her dna beam eateagled, sod she wet dram is moss Dia abaft lag. Her shrieks attracted the enaction of Dann Padgett, the if heater;" sad he, oil lading that the infateaste cream wee inaapt the tannery, stopped it r son as 'potable, mad raised as Mara. Every elect wee ode to *striate the yang ennui troy her perilous Steaks, bat as her clothes kad to wend mad the shafting they had to be out eft. Her *alms was comeeently a work of some tint, dung whisk the deceased bled very profusely. Medi cal aid wa seat for; sod Dr. ilaith, of Barnsley, was =hi alleadenon kat he we. ally jest is the. to see lees*, her Int. Oa otheilaieg the body he bead the. *.• Omni Mem lad hew tars below the law. sad W. deemed hod Wed le deetb.—Meachoster Essonser. NORM: Nth OF dracid.—The specie brought by Ow British sad North Amnion loyal Mail Stemakip Asia from New Tr rk_ payday seamed to 659,747 dollen ' —of which 200,000 d ill itt wore Oa aspect of Havre am. Watts. r 1 ,Y