The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-11 00:00:00

/ il, /x> - 0 - 7 ~~~ T s je f t 4%. „aat.ixt, P •••._. - ... 0- No. 5,381) CAUTTA, calling at the (Ave of Good Hine ad Madras--.IIT.AM COMMUNICATION between LON n.iN and INDIA by the taagnitlemit fleet of Steamers beistodog P the Fart India and London Shipptog Company ;Limited). me well-known clipper auxiliary p QUILEN OF TUB sorra, 2.921 boob 110-her a power, W. SWART. Com minder, now loading la the Vicuirla ;Loads.) Decks, will have on 19th September, embarking managers at and leaving 011iVelb sod on 21st September, for Csicutta, calling at the Calm of (hod Hope and Wadies (this reml will also cell at the Nand of Mauritius). No WV will be taken for Madras sod Mauritius. Thls magniflueut ship, belle expressly tor the India Hada baa bolo wrought, gentled, bas Oust-rate acoommodatime tar and will duty an experienced surgeon also • The average piimege of these steamers has been 70 Ewe te madras, some of them making the shortest passages oo mere. nil line will he continued on the 20th of each succeeding mouth, with tbe strictest punctuality, by ass at this Company@ Net of auxiliary screw steam ships.—Tar freight or paasye apply to GRI NO LAY and Co., AO, linkers. AL) EtbD halal' sod Co., 11 leriorball.street. LC.: er at Os 010ces of the Company, 11, Illteebertaeo, London, LC. where also applications for appohnossobt am sablebipmen In tide webs Milmild be mode. AMU= DIM, Secretary. GREIN, ROBINSON, and Co.'s REGULAR LINZ et CUPP= /MIPS (Railing lionthly).—To otter en the 6th Usgebsr.- For SYDNEY Direct. the manilicent neer nver.budt eligwohip COYA. A 1, 12 years, 1,060 tons. Los& jag in the LA Ldla Ducks. This spiels:id ship, just launched by Messer. Dudgeon and Co., has been built under the Inspedtaa et the owners upon the mo=t approved principles of naval archt weture to erase speed. and she Is expected to make the =out In under "0 days. Her commodious saloon sad claim cabins, which are eltlit feet high, are now being Med In the wet superb manner, to afford such accommodation to se aut be found In no other refuel loading for the isa. — Y o f 4sldt or apply to OREIN, 101.1:0021. and , M Pasehneellesenesk Re. MY LIVERPOOL ON QUZZNNTOWN TO NEW TOPS. II'WAOE PAINAGI =WC= TO NTS 01:11NZAZ WM 14„ UNTIL NORTH= NOTICIL _ _ MHZ LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADILIMIA ATZ&M-8111P COMPANY Mead di& laiebble their lam Imo Skeemihise. earrytng the agremittle.e.g.:l:l.ll rim uys!roor vol sjewyou CITY ooh WABaINOTO N ,, Ws Ndy , Beyt, It KANOAItOO. Satorday. Septoasbar CITY Of LONDON. Wadsoaday. Sot 111. CITY OF SALT] MORI Wahiawa', tort. 80. Awl every Walaaaday, sad away allammbe Saturday. Cabla prowl by tieah olasatora rake ovary W IS, 17. sad SI rasa" sooardlai L. Or ostomatodotion d . ne etf: by Um Lys amain. IS Ipiasoa Forward wawa arida. all provisions atobaL Paissesats for Ourda. tat Vodka Saba sal &Ma OtintalAb=l Wee" on adyastaaosys lonaa.—Yoy laalbar amply to LIMAN. 11, Wateualvadt. Lamed; or is ZLVU earl NAM. A. ll6ry 7lWetiosYeetl My. ROTTERDAM sad tb. RIIIII TAVII:I I.—T Capt. IVIOIC a IZlL—TarellA, W. MITE, tran the BMA and lain Illeannbast Wapping, nary Sunday, M 11 Si Yens, it les, NW lta. U. ; K, and S 1 id. The enowstensw Inflitt i =tl had the Tc wary Tbaraday sod's early. Fans al end S 1 102.—Par tined' tree refer to tie printed nastily tine ben le ...IWS Uninneal Nies W.. or to 1 , 1114 LIPPB, 0 art PIaILLY/S, Betwinne, BREICHN.—Direat Route to Hanover, Bruin wink sad Omani Oseunany, STEZY 711111.3DA1 as Nola °emus UoTts splendid stennors Ram AL CONDOR, or MOW; tram Horselydown. at 11 am.. eaten Madman Pkr ter at noon. Tans to Breinen: LI and Al. ream tmswd, p and t 1 10n— at CHAPLIN'S IJalvene/Olko. legeat4train. W.: se to GLIM. sae mum& u. zed-bas. T HE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED UNION SANK of AUSTRIA. IbtsbUshed wader a rouesstion. for Musty Yeses, tress lie Majesty the Nerpewor of Austria. sad constituted seassedlog te Austrian lAIII. with Lissited 4 idtal -43 . 0011 .00 Stedied. In 10.001 Shares d AlOO each. Deposit LIO par Ilium ol wbkh is he padAnltaidos sod CS on Anotneak In addition LS to to ',hi& Two s Deft of Alt per Share each will he Nude within Throe Months. Tower le even by RN Oiltemion to &Ado the RIOS Shoo halo Ave Morse of MO each. oftuenous ne AVJTLIA. Print Yea Hmket. E 1 1& se the Iron Crows, Vine-President a the Climbs, el Bunnies In the Connell of the armoire. et Anton DlVlenna, tittaber for Lower Austria in the Conn& the Eagan Ina of J. H. aunts end Co.), a, lore hear J:elkiaZL Viallm isaasvi ((are of H. T. Gaon and Co., Vienna and 1 I not Gene, Vienna Beh mo =llllll. Leen of the Iron Crown, and Msobst tat In an Cleniett of the Empire. (WII lower to add to their mbar.) 1113111053111 II MIOLUD. - . 71Ne Bight lea Se Laid Lnila &Of, 11.P.,..ardrenan. Jams' Odid. 801. 8. , . Plirk. U Hugh C. Child" . log„ 1., Director e na f the Bank of Ane traide. G. Q. S=ite a. lea, Chairman of the Agra and United der vim Newerl 11120111511" Beg., Banker, Nicholas-lane, Lombard. Mese. Beet Dramas Stoke Park, Osildfond. Murray. WU= ILP , Birmingham, Dimmer of the VM Lou,ired Magennan, Peters. and Co., London. 111111111101111-41 ML Crowder, nerd, Son, and Lawfced, Loudon. BMOMMIII-4bress. Hill Fawcett. and Hill, Idsadon. inim bus here - inemeed Majesty the part, ehrle. eehkedes ii gee thls Ompilted el ee Toffhom 4= la d e r sling the tewse= lis deserq, !epic l lm thretteboa a r I:e i Vl= emillieveisee vlll ohm at one view what wide YU le eyes tor beeldate lesinvekies : 1. The yegreilles of Aryl& at .he bet renew. la 1867, wee 2i.4110416 eed II le saw ielietated to be film array ant barladed) iti Vet 1014116: there are within the Austrian claceintoos **wig= market towns, sad 71 SSO nilagee, tram numbers upwards of 000,0 , 0; Path, ibya% 180.10: Veniee. 120000 ; and Trieste, 1014011 seek. Mare eal Ileethermare 10 tonics containing shove 00,000, sad mob Seam sestaining above 25.000 inhablianta 2. The flatted 12indess, with a popu &Mon of 30,000,000, has more than 1,600 jelgitee banks, including branches -Austria, with a popnlatice in excess, has only Ave banks, with a very belated maim branches. INA In sll this vial emelkey eistalsbeg so many large towns Mambo with dose kaelases papandloe, the principles of Nast fish beak*, ars almost entirety unknown: deposit sod ennent accounts and chews have no existence whatever . the practice merchante sad others is ti keep within their own hands a lrebVtlion. notes, and other securities, and each of the savers. mental departments Is, to the extent of its own fonds, Its own hanker. TM dhow at tee view wild s Tiaireetors therefore. justified in anticipating that, bona the Menges w will be afforded ,ben, the commercial community will readily avail themselves of We means of depo siting the bullion and other securities now retained In their own eeab boxes, and will open account, with this bank. The diversified character of the agricultand and mimed products of Ike melees provinces whoh compose the Anent= DOpure leads to an active commernal intercourse throughout the interior of the country, and great attanUon has beim geld to Dielltatiog traffic by iniprorin" tin ;`, .teye, rearming MO rivers more navigable. and by the censtrection of a Winn of lawns which already connects all the greet provinces of the empire, and Is gradually extendirg over the whole country. In 1800 there were 12,n3.969 persons, and 7,107,856 tons et pods ceeveyed by rail. In the same tear the Dumb. Stem Omignioa Company earned 1,1.52,531 passengers, and Lakin tons of goods. The income of the Pottoffiro has Increased nearly tenfold Within the Unlit years. In the year Int Amnia abandoned the Pohliative System and adopted a modelede scale of Custom duties The value of the Deport ire& ram floorgla.9o7,4ed In 1651 to ADATIAIM In MIL and the Masse le *se value of the export trade win ovenware remarkable—Delp[ 1131,003,71$ in mei station g1n,664,404 le nat. Her amtenltnrel produce Is enimitel at M 00.000.000 annually, and besides Men and cattle, cone: rises dos, hemp, holm, rape 014 tobseco, beet root sugar, dyestuffs, and upwards of 40,000,000 litres of erne. The growing °mamma°e of the country Imperatively calls for Increased facilities In exchange operation., which are a fruitful source of profit in foreign banking and seller* of Engll-h mo dem end manufacturers, es well as exporters from Austria, will derive great bandit tram the accommodation which will be sanded by the bent for the immolation of their bills. It Is obvious that au Auglo-AuArien haat, with its chief sloe at Jenne and Vienna, will be aide I-. coin t and a Inge amount of Oriental business. The mercantile firms of Turkey mid tape will, maquestlonalay, hell such an establishment ma a peat boon, for at present the merchants In the Danubian pro vinces and the Levant of whom a large proportion are Arnim subjects) have ao ether means of carrying on their transactions In Amnia than by maintaining at a cons= expense end incoovents fie branch houses at the principal porta sad toe its of that country, solely for the purpose of beltltsting their floancial operations with the rest of leo The recent ad pared by the Austrian =ore for the ft sum/ilea of erm paymseie on or Nitre the let lanes 1667, is founded on peldple Mistiest with orb se got - the Dank of Eogleed This import , nt 6D&DC4II reform, combined with the great progrim recently made in the constitutional government of that counter, must plea ad commercial open- Me on • mend and stebblene The commercial code of Armin applicable to joint sleet undertakings authorises the COMM* cement of business so soon er lo per cent. of the espial shall be mild up, and relieves the shareholder from all itelitlity when 40 per cent. hatbeen mid. The high persomil ILDiI political character of the Inneree of Austria and the liberal measures of reform which he hat so wisely Introduced, have happily placed the Important empire which he governs In • greatly Improved position both es regerds Its internal administration end the public opinion of Zur The " olicluimaDom ap p ear to afford the surest gusranten % the grown. prosperity of the empire, sod, therefore, for the teeter of an loannina so dependent as a bank must always be spun the good government, the fiscal Improvement, the com mercial pitmen'., and the increming wealth of the people to Mime as, sod convenience It is intended to administer. /TOM conomileitlons which have pared with the Armies t then Is every expectation that the Imperial Aoyel Veleta Dank will become the hankers for several Ds- Ilafts i state department., besides assisting In the financial , nts of the gonroment. A clause In the statutes pro videshe appointment of an imperial cormisstoner, whose trimipal nee foe It will be to watch over the faithful obese- Men of times ahutotag by the Directors and the aborehoiden. As this Institution will have the privilege of Introducing the leglish systems ea banking Into Austria, without being exposed to indiscriminate competition Is In engisnd, H is reasonable to iii rLate at em rary large profits will be realised errengeneete here been made for the armlet. oil every Interest in the conceestm, which will he vested rthe haie bank. tree from canna er toluenes whateover Is the litorthig operseiggs. A WV Maher of shone have already been applial It, nil _Agents pal& emegoesmes and forms of apo.icalloo may be °Maned el Mit Mime et Mews. Bill, Fawcett, and MIL ths Molten el tho C° ol ‘ , D, Thnermediraire r .° mrthseeppMeMies for shares will be remind after WM. la=bially imisat. M. MA ATLANTIC 'rid GREAT WESTERN RAIL. WAY L PSNNSYLVANIA DIVISION).—COUPONS AN °smear 1 wIU b. PAID In London at the OrmsoUdoted auk flosilted), No. t, Lombardntreet, Lind= Sato Meows. Heywood. Kennon* mad Co, at the exchange of os. to the dollar. Coupons will be reroqquired to be lodged at the Mike of the Cma pony two days pre for enntlostm. Loodos, 2, Old Broad-hest, September 10. 180& L ONDON and LANCASHIRE INSIIRJANCE 0011PANI9t. lire capita 41,000,000—the Capital 0100.000. London-7d and 74. King William•street, LC. Lirerpool—Btoines buildings, Exchange. With Hoar and leftists Oranchas and Agencies. WARDS OF DIAIOrIOIII. LO , DOII. ousimAß—F. W. gawk M.P. (Clausen of the National Mesa& Many) Durcyrxamaxia— : •Mr. Aid. Dakin (Warn. Daldn =l . . st Iffe reel: J. H. Illarksizalfaq. , dream-house. OM H. P. Alamo, Oa Marra Kelono, Tritton, and Co.) Abel atliftww.Lq.,lpp Old Bradstreet. JB. Ooldissler. ram. (News Coishater and Wainer., H. 24arsti Dean%am. (Noumea Carruthers, De Gana and Nanahaster and Lades.) Mr. AIdNtW Hale (Mena. Warren Hale and Sou.) VkaMol Jana &q. (Mears. Charles Joyce and Co.) Joba Hadar Noasell, no t .61. Moorgatcatreet Mealy Slapies, :V or edfordonuare. Thomas Neolumo s se, Merchant. of Ave coapany only. ClUlZNAll—TresetsDrsits3l7(ll7•lrs. Xenia, Braun, and Co.) Dirrrf-ClUltatan—illephenliarker Onion, Ras. (Mews. Chalon and Co.) 0. X. Bowes. len (Yews. Namdm and Co.) 1 Denial I D. N. 0 MMO Na` Wears am . Aansemand Co.)nie and Coabliani.) , Ni ss, George KeeilalL (Hams. Kasdalt levabara.) lola Named Naylor, ig uana IIIMMON• against lam by Ore on every description of pro- perty, both at low and sinned, it moderate ram lloresatile Inearmees M reduced Wee. le r e ss =les nashallangeatde. from extra premium foe foreign residence. Nowforteiturs of We policies. Low tales of premium. Pemillthe, or Irlizzent.. of the prate divided ansmige pr. tietig exp=ne ass book preepectne. Cadman Mowed to eelielton and ethers. W. P. CLIRRUUOII, Gemmel Ifanaper. - - _ METROPOLITAN LIFE AESIITRANOi AL SOCIETY. No. R aubi Prtae l ereek , Bank, loaden, LC. ISM 001010111& Dam Xaspar li :eq.. Waal Jas. Lloyd, Req„ Poker War, . Er J. Parke. IL lin t li ts- Jams Dawson, worth. Prim& J. jk lati. Goole Paws% tul. Irraderisk Req. Mary Siert, me. likeard ley Liverpool. J. I Traven, Dee. Wm. Gres Em., .ortansoitUt. r Underwood. ken. D. amemem, Rae. Vanessa, Henry Zebbel. libe. Rich George ard S. Wilkin Esq. son, Ewe. Minus J. Lather. Rau. 11-Dillefolis rotation). Gimp Harker, Isq.—.7 See., Darlingtoa. ADVANTAGES OP ASSURING WITH THIS SOCIETY. lboaceraleal menagement. no raid agent. being employed. and so oseenimion allowed. TM of the whole of the profits to the reduction of Um of Members of five your standing or upward& grannies d on seemasieted bind exceeding A1,000,000 • gross mama Mame es During mineines the Sasi el. eZeo paid in claims, a /nee inetenes al Emote And km named to mantas hs reduction of their anneal premiums WON The ems wand by GAMIN( palsies exceed . Par the yar ending the Oh pry, ISM an abets:mut has been I declared al the rale of SS per ark Proefaireees, Copies of Animal Amounts, and full particulars, may be obtained en ageicatkm to Seplember, ISM WRY ICA/MAL, Actuary. IjOYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE-GREAT AA/ NIMICAL ATTZACTION.—Imaseas s.sos of Signor NICOSIA. the aislrma vaabald. who will appear every wowing. ZAPIAIIL D SOLLA, the Went Ti,w, will rum his Aral appeareasa au Meade, ant. REMEMBER, we SUP at EVANSS eve Emilie till Walk. atter Alfred MAW. Cermala. TEZBRITISH HOTXL, 83, J.:tort-street , Pswilse and Otatistste tan bs seacamodatad with Apmensmis sad lsdreasst to this Utah Miami at moderato obasipa—TßOMAll DAM (Wm illampbaWn int o Ursa Pro. Fisted Dimaws providad twr larp sad mat portion SAIJOIL—LEA and PERRINO' woes BAUM TIM &Mose condiment. prememet l imu omme m inteme PRI ONLY GOOD IIA1:1 • Is pawed eat* by Lie mod P Ile mblic an mimottaily cautioned maim. worthiest bait& Man W P and M sad aboadd see Uri tai sad Porriair ammo are oe wrapper. Mel. Wilt:M . sad PERRINO BAWL Sold Tbdande sad toe upon by dm Pronciebica Nocceeter Wenes. MOM sad ILACIVIIIII.L: News. lIANCLAY ami SOM. UM" dm. Ga.: sad by groan and oilmen universally HASSALL u well u the " LANCET" a* DkNewepeper Wino, both report highly of the merits d Waists Galat mitt=tift 103117 WATERS, 2. Matthertauciutnew LC. Sold by Grocers, Itellea Warehouse:mai, and elherA=. a draw. 'Aosta IL Lewis and Co., Woroesler. FURNITURE CARRIAGE %RICE to any PART of the LI NODOIL Erserterpresee wttea, rarepisee ASS 0 0 Thatagoossa edam couplets larkeesa ears, empires =rms. Int claw P. sad IL =rms. Iti, Orferdodrest. Eirlealed seldepas gratis sad post fresco %mikados. J 0. and J. MILD, original inanufaotorene 11/ • pa an te d TAII,III7INICAN OLE& to wheal the pan medal (121111) lir Una warded, aad alma canals adoird miv y Mr majesty', nossameat kr us the Weary stakes Thus imam aom be Abifted at all chimaera sad groan la Mr Votive lEhoplima. Pries la It tar rand Meld • ear Waist Valid Irvin haat Tablas, ad. sad MI- amok. The pub& are maimed to ea that Mare label Is am the at lam Whasaabo ae moselsam—llpme laaisa. & 07, s GOLD OHAINB.—WATHERSTON and 111011110 t hog to WI the Misoliesof Use ;obits So ths MIN d DIVOICZ v Uses dalsor with Osid Used Chau porshrold at Mir mosatactory 11 L To wistmemidp st owe Ss els* SS hobo law. Ts• (11 oust gold, os. 64. a$ 164. pse owes, price Total Ups Ode aphows, QUALITY, WIIGHT, Gad VALUIC 011104 ara owned. 6.4 getteneteeet b the pertheeer; %thee dos sad Breselse loathe toe n her eemoneitstleh 61M the woe: le2_ , Reeej ote, which I. charged amordleme be the tetriesey or .'- jrTIOUSTOIrstrI 11200DElf, Ocidarattlia—Mainfadary F . ?.111, VOL ll•sebratiretworA. Orreatordes, Loth:" W.C. Zola umr" Aarty;Tiao of arias mad Jewellery fir la esed—lf.7l. Ttda slebekehismile eleeedste la the ovum& &ad so leferdele I'M NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most metal hsvestion of the day, AQUA AYAIELLA.— Mews. Miff 008 MILL and CO., Three Mammon, &tabard alreet, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respect/ay offer to the MYYe this Italy marvellous Odd, which moisten, restores the Mnrm heir to Its peletisoker—so ..Herat doss ay. The Aria kenrsita 1W ame d the properties of dyes; K cm the coetrery, liasidei to the maw, and dies the hair is ewe metered ewe Iffiktithelll par Imo win keep It In perfect odour. Pries dl la per bottle, er Is la bottles, 10s. &I.—Join Gemodl & have bon appointed perhassen to If .2. 11. the Princess of Wales. GOLDING BIRD on GALVANIC BANDS Wood DELTA—In ceettrylet to the t eadty of PULVER MACHIN'S PATENT GALVANIC CHAIN SAIIDI. lIRLTS, At, this tate velment ykyslatan refined Used, 1861) ancient's', to the et the silk madames, voltaic cements as then flexible bettorlot Mow et Setts =sr In irleal7s le afered ISA eleceriere, oak Se. Id. ; but real ettereetrie Belts. At, how greatly Improved, free is. to lb ihe aSkosy of which eon be graterltensly tasted. Ostablesi Wallets Nerds. Is, festering enhousted Vital enesey, Bea to Na. Preepoottes gratis, nurross authenti cated reports of cam in rbeensetle, Dion and gouty pales debil , parality ysi sto.. epilepsy. erestipatien, asthma, genital L L. YCLVIRMACHIR and Co. 7s, Osfeedotreet, Loodon. KRVOUS MUFFINS, OBSCUR — E E l.ll DISSABRA al the DRAIN, de.—Dr. DENIS CRONIN'S OLD.) lorthesssing WORK ea the ROAR and NOSTRIIN win, by Menses to morger oink show bow their offerive sad delimiting dimneq by laterraytins the eenumakatioas with the tests, onateddse babe, inner ear, No., on Vb.° obseivo Osestord isms, asseene deepest ft ; sad how tier saey to and are oosowiltoßy treated.—Yl. Upper krykonr-otroot. Coo. 1111.10144.6r9. IOZILLIIII COPARINZ MEGA sucansfully Mat la Übe Pub sad London limpltala, ands sas tare of emon CuWrier. Lloyd, Poland. and fate. Cart ailhor (taseal,mama UK a ewe la as any. of six day% la sr Anode dispaseL--is. ed. per lost* by Poi Oa ,g it impasys. ehomlet. 40 F14•04,4r4.0 / CLOD BLUR tb. MUNOZ OF WILES. N_A Handbook be Or AroMaw" Words sad Made camels* gd. The /a; absents. M. All antsiesellers. ON the lIAII t 2 eg a IgAUTIPUL ZIVIIL. belled by W. T. MRl4lll7Oa. roars b I. Z carpenter. zeta se. lid. As ex. I SlMbseattfel bag, la miasmal Wear. I BUD= et /AIM& bag by Am MCKIM poetry by Ms MAK b. Id. Tillealist!) pretty. graceful. sad melodies, nagMee beremed admlrstios esailseelly )r sad be Ise V TlACailta —A ORIZN CATALOOOZ sees hand. wash embapsil , and supplied ea spplbstioa. Mtcs and : yeZne t X wad Co., New batlasteaateesa. W. HOIIIIIB : GUT'S HOSPITAL.—Tbe STIILDIM ed TIM DAY. peke et. by poet IC ocatelne: 7bee View et itestasaliesettal-n• 'Mob Ameeelatlon : Tape yeati-newcii 'V aad itagtl4--Parla a ampeva-tioa cliare rvagaikasi wits us Maitratles-Vie Croydon a mig_ia mpo m - /ma Lito ves-al Lawrame, Weetwertb *WI * liparissiesam w fu i " -all=-Th• II Viaduct- Mums( *mai la Twig 1: liallwa-lawa* the Hunters Oelt..olmultiallabia Newe-febeei•beilgew News, Ac. gps,.. i. yaet4avost, Covent anetten . sad ell bookseller% LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1863. MUSIC. WORCESTER MUSICAL FEST'IVAE. WOBOIATER, The attendance at yesterday's oratorio waa grub'r eroa than bad been satimatal, the iambus Wel 1.784, Naiad 1,068 on the comespooding morning of the last Wormster Fastival in 1860; while the celiac-Um for the charity was 250 f., against 2291. In 1880 on that day. At last night's conoart the sera was beyond all agonistic°. There were sertainly over WO ponces invent. The fol lowing wsis the Eecosarsnos: PASS Marr. Orsadarriatt: e 'Th• And Walpargh Night" Monde Overtire— !Mom sad the approach ing eprita—rele sad Chorus, Mr WU= Cooper, "Now May solo" Pakaer. "[raw ye not "—Alr; B agrakoras, Mr. Mehrales, "Thrum who Mrs "--elt t ares t " W " - lota 11 117Vrt i 557 .72 % y o:dd oar iNearlita toes moll as - -Chum. Mr. Roy "Como with torobee—rolo sod Chorea Mr. Ware, " by — S oloasight"e sad Mama, Mr. ',My. Ceofier. Ha, ray ocsarades" Yull Chorea Mr.Wdrs, " Usaloadod now." =1.." Nano the Owlßoob Derek. sad Arts, "Salvo demon carer • pars' (Park MS Mrs Reaves Grim& Da*, " I would that • dads ward," the MMus IMMUps Morldrorts. ellsoroM Del," NisradasAA 8011-rtagee, Mr. liaLlay V. Wiliam Arks, " Con, t bee% Mete. ihrt= ass Capriado-Hrillaat tOp. th, Mar Doao Meadelssalta. PAST 8800nD. Overture, " ?fades" New Song, "A wild wet algid" (composed for Min Palmer), Min Palmer J. Oiheone. Air, .. liwee% lird" Mete Obligato, Mr Platten), Madame Lsmaens•Sherringion Handel. Quieten°, " barrio od I Iona" tu ts Bobo in Maachers), Millie. lietjene, adame Saluton.Dolliy, Mr. Wiltme Cooper, Mr. Smatter, end Mr. Wens Verdi. Song, "Sing, maiden, sing," Mr. Simi igefITOI W. a. Bennett. Alr, " The last re "T Moamar," Mak Valens Duo, "I Montimarl," Madame Lenneens Sherrington nod Mr. Limner " The .hip-by. letter," Madame Sainn.Doilm • • • Cborm to of Derriahes, " When Ilion didit Virginia Oalirlel frown" (Ruins of Athens) Trio Buffo, " Vedas& Ms di cis," Madame Lemetena-Shenington, Mr. Wage Cooper, mid Mr. Bentley Martini. Grand Masel. "in Prophets" Mee/beer. A good dial of local Wisest was mined fa the WWI el Miss Dow, se a public pianist. This young lady fully justified the high opiaion of her Saluda previously entertained by her friends. The Walpurgis Nada went off gloriously. There were ascend moons, and the principals and band throughout the evening acquitted themselves admirably. The novelty of the festival wan appointed for this mars• ing. Herr Behmehaer's orstario of /mar .Rehrra from Babylon, which has only been performed once in this country, via., at Exeter Hall last year. There war again a crowded atisodamos at the cathedral, for them who were 094 mo►d by the novelty were drawn to beer the 'election from Handers work, which formed the sem& part of the mornisg's performanoe. The libretto of the oratorio mak of seientioae hem Moores aimed sow, aad treat Saripaare. TM work is divided into lour parte— Use °sparsity, the Deliverance. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aairna's MUMMER.) TKO SURRENDER OF THE FIVE BRIGANDS. PARIS. WT. 10. The surrender of the five brigands taken from the Annie steamer has been granted. It is believed that the Italian government will oomply with the wish of France that no ezecutioo should take place. The Emperor left this morning for Biarritz. The Sack publishes an article upon the Polish question signed by the editor, M. Karin, stating that the declaration of the Journal de St. Peters twerp shows that Russia is not more accommodating at present than in July. The sidcle thinks it im possible that France, England, and Austria should tolerate the present position of affairs. They will be forced to take one part or another, and say plainly, "Yes" or " No." If England and Austria should decline to sanction an ultimatum in reply to the unmeaning notes in which Russia scoffs at their remonstrances, the other Powers will be ready to go hand-in-hand with France for the deliverance of Pohlad. rHE KING OF ORRICE. COPENHAGEN, Elm. 10. It is presumed that, previous to his departure, the King of the Greeks will sign the renunciation of his right of succession to the Danish throne in favour of bis younger brother. It is believed that his Majesty will visit St. Petersburg after his departure from Denmark. INDIA. BOMBAY, Acrozerr 24. (By Telegraph from Sam) The government have condemned the misma nagement of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway. The directors of the company blame the inter ference of the government. The English mail of the 3rd has arrived. Grey shirtiugs and mule twist dull. Cotton firm. Etalwa opium, 1,625 rs. Exchange on London, 2s. Oid. Government Securities, Four per Cents., 1011 ; ditto Five per Cents., 109 ; ditto Five-and s-Half per Cents., 118 k. Freight, 455. to 65e. CALCUTTA, Avotrer 23. Shirtings and mule twist quiet. The indigo crop will probably amount to 100,000 maunds. Exchange on London, 2e. Oid. Government Securities, Four per Cents., 1001 ; ditto Five per Cents., 109 ; ditto The-and-a-Half per Cents., 118 g. THE WEST OOAST OF AFRICA. LIVERPOOL, Barr. 10, Emma The Royal Mail steamship Macgregor Laird ban arrived here with about 90 passengers and 513 ounces of gold dust. Her dates are Benin, July 24 ; Fernando Po, 29 ; Cameroon, 31 ; Old Cala bar, August 2 ; Bonny, 7 ; Aetna, 12 ; Cape Coast Castle, 14 ; Cape Palmaa, 17 ; Bathuat, 25 ; Tene rife, 31 ; and Madeira, Sept. 2. The St. Andrew was lost on the Beam River upon July 28. Her crew was saved. In consequence of the " heats" the civil war between the natives had been suspended, but was expected to be renewed in November. The river were reported to be healthy. H.M.S. Metegra arrived at the Gold Coast on August 14, with 600 men of the 4th West India Regiment, to relieve the Gold Coast Artillery. JAPAN. The Moniteur of yesterday publishes a letter from Yeddo, dated July 5, which states that not withstanding the decree of expulsion against the foreigners, their position in Japan was relatively better than formerly. Admiral JUMPS bad divided the defence of Yokohama with Admiral Kuper, and it had been arranged that if it became necessary to fortify the place, the French and English artillery should co-operate with that object. On the let July an envoy from the Tycoon waited upon the French minister, and requested that some ships of war might be placed at the service of the Japanese government for the transport of troops to Kioto. This request could not be complied with, and it was arranged that merchant vessels should be em ployed. On the following day the envoy had another interview, and the representatives of France and England proposed that the Tycoon should open the port of Hiago and the town of Osacca as evidence of the goodwill by which be declared himself to be animated, and as the only means of mitigating the serious consequences which the expulsion decree would occasion in Europe, The reply of the envoy wat evasive. The corre spondent of the Moniteur says that the position of affairs was tranquil, and that foreigners had no intention of leaving their establishments. He states, in conclusion, that Admiral Juares had been reinforced by two French vessels, and that Colonel Neale had written to China for reinforcements. THE TERROR OF Till SRC—The Portuguese go vernment beau just built • gunboat, which was launched last week. It carries rely • siegle gun, bat bears the imposing name of Terror doe Mares, the Terror of the Sea. The Minister of the Interior iu France has ad • gnawed a cinder to the Prefect& ce the subject of the danger attencleat ea precipitate interment, and calling their attention to have the enactments of the Code Napoleon drily attended to as regards the preliminary examination f the body sad ether amusements therein provided for. The North German Lloyd's steamship Brewed arrived at Southamplea last night with 126 passeagers for that port, Haire, end Brem e n. Sh e beep 158,707 doh. is apace fur England. L 35.430 dola. for Fawn, and 500 dole. for Breaux. She 'poke on the 31st alt. 390 miles mat of Sandy Hook, the steamer New York--all well. The Brews left New York on the 29th ult., bat wee detained eight hours through some dleurangsamat al her rassiaery. Her sews has bees antielpabsd. PROWS PROM TER UNITED STATEN GOVERNWRIIT TO • BRITISH Carrara.—A ratifying preeentation took piece at the meeting of the Liverpool Marine Board yester day. Mr. Kendal, the chairman, acldrestas Cetinje Clark, mid, this board have received • communication from the Privy Council of Trade to the following effect "I am di rected by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council far Trade to forward teasel* a gold watch, awarded by the {evwamat of the Mated Metes of America to Captain Robert Clark, master of the British ship General Neill, of Glasgow, in acknowledinseut of services rendered by him to the matter and crew of the American ship &ergo, of Beams, sad I as to request that Use Local Maria. Board will sr m present it to Captain Clark in auk • saa. I Der ay with thisto aPP•ar most gratifying to him." In compliance req he uest, therefore, it will be the *seas duty of this beard to earry oat the wishes of their ordships. Yr. Leadal thee read an extract from the log lbook, which stated that the marten and crew of the Beano were rescued as the Halt of March, 1862 when their vowel and 5 feet 8 caches of water in the hold ; when the weather wee very rough ; sad wino their destroctioe Nomad Unite skis.A handsome gold chrooometer watch was then headed to Captain Clark, and the hope was summed that he would Beg be spen d to use it. Captain Clark retuned thanks to the Amenesa unwept, the board, sad the Inds of the Privy sad said ha always felt it imam but mica him to nem. life when it was l• hie power to do so. The walsh ewe es the Inside ceeteeed the felleeriag hesenpilen President of the Ceded Staten to Capt. Behest Clerk, ter the mesas of the crew of the American ship ge h rgo. 1862." Oa as. side the satiated armorial ensge of United States, and as the other a repreesetation of a own avieg a shipwrecked atarisier. "and Betas to ZOO, and the Prolate* mid Song of Praise. After an instrumental 'strutter:tip; it opine with a ormimito seas la 8 minor, "Fallen is t►y Areas, 0 Issesi." whisk was Wooly given by Miss Palmer, who was all the emanate soli is the oratorio Meals. ?WOW* taking the sopreass, Mr. Sims kerns the team and Mr. Bentley the base songs. After the intecdaatory resitative sad sir follows a shorn. of tenon and basses is unison, ringing, et rather chanting la sammitoem There are two or three of these chorales, which have a vomiter effect, sad Sire • character to the oratorio. The first striking feature is it is the song of triumph to the familiar verse* of Moore, " Sound the loud Ombra." The careless and shorty " Come not, 0 Loa," was very beautifully rendered' by Tietjeas ; but perhaps the meet striking, and at the same time simple melody in the work, is the duet for tenor sad soprano, "*ark, 'lie the beam of twilight main." This is a perfect canon, and is likely to Imoome popular. The whole was listened to with pest attention. The mond part consisted of seisctioss from Handel's JepAtha and Samson, of which the great gem was Mille. Tietjess' rendering of "Let the height maraphim." The collection for the charity again was good. Voturcrsitas Ermine atiev&a.—The long talked M enerapineut of the ride nineteen for the county of Nottingham has at length communed. The ground selected (or the encampment is situated on the Manor-hills, belong - Mg to the Duke of Newcastle. Y.O. It is about on tails ram Worksop, is a south-westrly diagram, and is in eery way wsU suited for the nouns, with the eneptioa of want of water supply. The range of pound is about 800 yards in length, and about 200 yards in breadth. At the west end is the ritle bats, erected by hie grat a cost, we understand. of &bent 200 i. (a tried is murmured os all sine by wood and planta tion, the trees of which are now in full foh:gasi o d u presest to the eye of the spectator a very beautiful ad. A arairer of new tents arrived at Worksop onFriday per trio, sad were annoyed to the renderer ea the Misr mem Upwards of seventy rats wen &rand os Saturday, the nineteen winking in the delugiag rain all the drawee with true soldier-like rump. Immediately on entering the ground at the north corner is erected the °Moen' men tent ; leyond which are the tents of rakes erapeara, ar. ranged in regular order. Down a long way to the left, is a sou Us- were ly emetics, were a onshore/ large refreshing's t booths from the various towns from which the volunteer ecespsair have come. On Sunday the Worksop volunteers 'rambled in Lieutenant Goddingli geld, and ma rc h e d f i r. 4% -444 Sheer to As Map ground, wheys "my were laspeeind by Adjutant Farquhar, and on the assembly being sounded, • few of the Bedard volunteers joined the oorpenv. and beingramed four deep, were scarebed to the Abhor Church, heeded by the Worksop voluateers' bran bend, Major Bur- Baby preceding the corps mounted on his &arger. On arriving at the church a most aprpriate armee was preached to the volunteers by the r. dram Appleton, ricer, chaplain to the cons. The reversed gentleman teak for his text the did vane of the fad chapter of St. Paul'. Sewed Epistle to Timothy—" Thou therefore endure herd ers es • good soldier of Jesus Christ." The corps cm= te. church were marched into the town, and there d until Mowry monism some of the Raeford cost. making their way to the crap, where they bad slept mid* , or the previous night. Greet Lumbers of volunteers arrived at intervals during the day, and on Tuesday morning the Newark and Berard cone, acoompeoied be their respective °Mean arrived at Worksop par early trial. and Wire marched four deep to the camp, heeded by their lib sad drum bend. —Nottingham Oro disc, . Ravraw AT Tin Cnineas.—On Wednesday a rand review aid colliery soleral neld.day took plan at the Currag Than were about B,ooo pradad alder the command of Majoe•Geweral Ridloy t : l o7 brigade was under the immediate wimmand of yore. Gordon, C. 8., and the monaddon, under thati. 9 Brtgad u r l ar. Cenral Hike. The cavalry wen moiler the command of Iltajor-General Key, sad the artillery seder that of Colon' Plulpota. The troops paraded in heavy =robin order. The tot brigade onsistod of the 101 h, &ad, and 45th Regiments, whilst the mooed brie was formed of the 120, 29th. sad tittla Bagimusta. The 4th.loth. Mk, mad 15th Human made up the cavalry antiageot, and the , artillery was represented by the I tad batteries of the Royal Horse Artillery, and the D, 7, sad H batteries of the Bth Brigade of Royal Artillery. Gemara Sir George Brows and statf arrived at this Kiklare Station about 9.40, wen received by a guard of honour, and proandod to the pond where the hoops were waded. After the usual impaction the hands of the amoral register& fall to the rear, and the ordinary ',volatiles were proceeded with. Though there was oot a "shams fight,' properly speaking, the presence of am enemy was supposed, and some admirable EU OCIPOTTOB were executed. The 'nand oornmanding the fortes as. pressed himself highly phased at the precision with which the various movemens wen made, especially with the weds iag prat. Sir George Dm was subsequemlty entertained by the officon of tat 32d regiment, of which corps he is the who'd. no Lord-lieutenant was mot present, ace were the.. many visitors. —DOS* Mail. THZ CONDZIENED CIIIMAIS IN KIIILDALB Gaol.—Up to a late her we Wedseaday Captain Gibbs, the worthy georare of the Reel, had sot reesind any nth matioo from the Hotne-cdlos with respect to the comointa tin of the capital annum la the nee of O'Brien. Ahura, or Thomas, the criminals undamped at the moist YAM. The chaplain of the gaol cominuoisated to Hughes, eon. defaced for the =Ardor of hit wife, the ansoooeesful result of the interns Mon oa his behalf. The unhappy man, who seams truly pnitent. did sat manifest any surprise. having evidently wade p mind for the worst. The mention will take place we Saturday ant, at noon.—Liverpeal Mercury. LONDON 0111111LILLOIMBI711 COMPANY (LnaTia)..-- Trak ressipis k like week wadies &pt. 6, 10,9t4i. lbs. sd. [etamped, W. Additicealj IfORPOLZ VOLUNTEER SEEMS 41130014270 N. NORWICH. Harr. 10. The meeting of this assooistion—quite • little Wimbledos la its ,y—is steadily promeded with, bet from the great number of essepelitom for the veriosa prizes only slow progress hes yeti been mad* in exhausting the pro gramme. lest ensuing the shooting fir the prizes given by Mr. J. Middleton—to which the amoriatioo have also edged priume—was brought to s coaclusir. No lees than is roads and, the oompriitore being about 100 'truss. The rooting was at ranges of 200, 500, and COU yards, and for tM basigenwrid soon Mr. Middleton haadsomely gave 251. ; for the sawed best, 151. ; and for the third best. 10/. ; or 501. is all. Is addition, the 'aeration offered three prises of 31. mak for the best more at each range. The Ores pre of 254 went—a number of ties toe minute to be partiellarised having been shot elf—to Neatened Davy , of the 22nd Norfolk, or Thetford Com pry ; the wood prim of 151. to Serpent Bridpaan, of re of the Norwich error ; aid the third prise d 101. to Private Man. of the 21st Norfolk company ; the Aso otedisa's prise of 31. for the Wet soon at 200 yards, was woe by Hallway, of the 11th Nada& ; for the best smelt at 500 pre, by Carper Gwen, of or af the Herta erimpanies ; sad fee the best soon at 800 pude, by Ensign Frier, of another Norwich company. To-day, wader the wispier and advantages of calm, beau- tiful rather, a silver rallsage pressand by Mr. R. .T. H. Harvey was shot for by rimier repasies imeneetsd with Ned% which were ear mprimented by ais member tares were 200 sod 500 yards. The misia7.pb..p... W. to the company whining the beck, sr. to rite company ineHteg the herr best Year ' Prier 31. were added for the best isdividad mere at seek drum. Crimplete retains had net bees reerived hem all ' the sabipasies, the rooting set having corianded whim oar rayon let She prat It try be observed, however, that the sth Norfolk had made 132 marks ; the Ist Ser ra. 130 ; the 4th Norwich, 134 ; the 'lad Norwich, 141; the 3rd Norwich. 133 ; the 11th Norfolk, 147 ; the Sib Nor folk, 114 ; the Mg Norfolk, 146 ; the 15th Norfolk, 157 ; the 6th Norwrili, 132. fie. it eras expectod that the 164 k Norfolk or Denham Company would peeve the wiener of the bugle. THE MA Ito Arlf lIITTH CONTEET = AHRITAZ 01 "filii)fil iiiiiilibk - lii rilioiir: The presentation of the prizes to the successful couspetitese by Lord Harris wee appointed he lake plass at the Ammo* Rooms. es Wethoee&y main, at 8 °Week, end arise company wen to primed to that plane far the permed wi the presesdim, the thing of artillery_ from the tort and peer Gnomical the arrival dyer Majesty's yacht tad escort in the Margate roads. An Dramatic° baring been received by Mr. Flint, the Miley that it was the intertioadthersysi rewires loaners for the night, a royal "dote was fi red, sad us less than half so hour the whole lowa was Ia sorsa towards the sea side, sad the pier. the jetty, sad the aids wore speedily wooded. Shortly before eight o'clock the royal yacht was branght to anchor within shout a quarter of a mile from the sad of the jetty, the other veer& of the ermadroa brieging to in close proximity. Daring the events; roasts erwit thrown ap, sail fireworks were exhibited from the robe of the pier. About is o'clock a stupendous bonfire was lighted as the verged the fort. The Assembly Booms warecrowded, nearly 2,00 D rams, It is competed, being priest. At the DOMMOII of the ass eel the Mayer leek the rah, sad was supported by Lord Harr Captain Cox (cernearlant of the 7th Cinque Parts Mies), Captain Talfoard (21 the Margate sad Claque Ports Artillery), a= a large number of volunteer dicers, magistrates, and local gentry. Is spewg the Mims Mr. PUNT referred to the &molar odecideses on mit an combs Margate should spin be honoured by ber b ila tri h o jer the Queen being la aloes vici nity to that loyal and town. (Load cheese.) 'llmy had hoped to have t heir pasts presented by the mobile Premier (Lest Polnuestae). It was hie lonbhip's brevities, us borrary calomel of the Cinque Ports liattalioas of Voles- Mr to have done ao, bat the circumstances which bed pereetal blm Diem ring present marl be folly silkier by a Islam whisk bad hese mosived. It was to the fallow mg eller : " 94, Piccadilly, September 7, 1883. have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th lam., and have to express my regret that Nereid. able impaimiesta will permit me from having the Orme of elletribasing the prime at the approaching roadies at Margate, which I should have bra Bleed to bar attended if I had mill bar rearming at Walser Castle.-1 have the homier to be, sir, your moot eliediset =rot, " J. Bona Er." PALILIMSTOII. After expreseseg the aoksowledposets of the committee to Lard H rris, who bad handsomely stepped forward in the entergeoey to take the place of the 'obi* Premier, the• Mayor aoudad= by introdacieg his lordship 102 the Vb. serably. Lord HAZZIB mid De had cheerfully undertake° this most important and interesting duty of presetamg the prizes to the volunteers on this occasion, although he could have wished it had fall's upon the sob% Premier, or his (rimed sad colleague bred Sondes, or some or Sal more capable than he wee to do Juries to the task. He felt reared that there was no one who did not feel utonialied as well es delighted to see the spirit with which the great movement that spring up in this country some four years ago was maintained. It might arazally bar bees supposed, whoa the lint enthusiasm =der which that movement had been created had died away, that it would Dave slackened and diminished, but it was Moo. The volunteer movement had made a steady onward progress, and we. now, he believed, a firmly-estab lished inatitutioo of oar emery. (Hear, hear.) He be tiered that or of the causes for this permanency and the spirit with which it was kept up was these rifle mestinp for prize shooting. They brought the volunteers of England together and into communication with each other from all parts, sod created the kindliest feeling, of middies and gar-will amongst them. Bat there wag another great °motive to keep the volunteers together, adthat miss the patronage sod countenance they received from their mothers, their daughters, and their sisters—the ladies of Engird. (Load theme.) • After ceegratulating the Margate Corps epee the soma of their merit( and on the additional feet that Yr prme r pal prize bed bees won by a Kentish volunteer, the no le lord concluded by presenting the prizes in the following order : Lieutenant Buns, 29th Bent Rides, let piles, Palmer ston Cup, value WI. 10e., 45 ; Private Mortlseh, Victoria Rides, mood pries of 204., 45; Sergrat Andrew. 11th Middlesex (St. George's), third prize of 10/., 45 ; Private Arrows, 26th Ben _Garth_ prize, W., 43 • tiernau., Walker, London P4BO Brgsthiaith rigs. 11, 13 ;• 0.- Oardentor, brigade, sixth win, 51., 42; Ser. pent Watkins, 38th Id (srtists), seventh pries, 31., 42 ; Lieutenant Marries (West Middlesex), eighth prize, W., 41; Private Wadden, 24th Krt. ninth prize, 11. 10a, 41; Private Simons (South Aldillessx), tenth prise, 2!., 41 mark& ti= t Hall (South Middlesex), 10/. ; highest aggregate scorday, 39; Private Dighton , 14th Middlesex (High gate), 10k ; highest aggrepte score second day, 43 ; Private Ellis, Sib Surrey, 101. ; highest aggregate seem third day, 43 marks. Private Gould, 37th Middlesex (Eoomiieburr), highest more at 200 yard., 24 ; Private Chattock (London 54; highest more at 500 garde 26 marks. 3rd Uempstitise.—Pie allots at 200 yards :First pries, tee service, vales Si. Si., Ilergeant Therabory, Victorian, 15 ; mooed prise, 21, 2e., Lieutenant Martinet. West Middle sex, 14 ; third prize, U. la., Sergeant Thomas, 41st Kent, 14 marks. - 6th 07aspatatioa.—Fiva mho& at 150 yards : First prima, 31. 35., Private Niabolsoo, 7th Claque Ports Miss, ltl ; wooed riar t 11. la., Postaaat Burma, Booth Midararay 17 ; third mu, 10a. &L, Private Melaka, 14 t 11 Middlitts. 17 marks. Bth 071sepetiblon.--Seven shots at 500 yards, say position: Pint pries, a Payday erne, value 251. 5a., Private Duthie, 22nd Keith, 21 marks, sad 4 allowed to F.nfield—total, 28 ; me mod prim, a Steward's Lord Bury telescope, value 31. 10a, 27 marks—small bore. 12th Competition.—Five shots at 200 yards: Private Morris, 3rd Kest, 18, first prise of 24 9s. ; wood prise, U. 10u, Private Pubis., 7 th Cinque Ports, 16; - third price, U., Private Scott, Brighton bettaliou, 16 ; fourth mtha, 15a., Private Berries , Cavil Service, 15; fifth prim, Kla, Privet* Naha Civil Service, 15 ; Math prime, 5.., T. Andrews, 116th Kest, 15 marks. 15th Coo3petitioe.-Beven shots at 500 yards, say paid - Kee, ladies' prises : First prize, gold watch, value 10/. 10s., Private Andrews, 26th Kent, 28 ; secood Was, 31. 35., Lieut. Scott, London Scottish, r 7 ; third pros, 24 Private Lest., Queen's Westiniester, 27 The other competitions werriforswerpstakei. As the swims competitors impeded the arehartre, to reosive their prises they were lordly chewed. Thaaks having Los voted to Lord Harris and the Mayor of Marsala the rills promediegs were closed with three cheers for the Que.. aid three for the wiusar of the cup. A ball followed which leaned till the " smell hours" peter day morning. BArarr or 11111 ITALIAN BAIIIII7I CONCORDIA.— Yesterday !Thursday) =Whom, wee received ict Liverpool of the misty of the hales barque Concordia. It appears that the screw-stemisr Golsen, whilst no the passage round from Loedoo to Liverpool, fell in with the Concordia off Land% Bad. TM Italics barque wee in a very crippled *NA'S°, her =mein gear sod rudder being very tome daroassd, sod the mew themselves vouch exhausted by in ocemat toll aossequent ow the " loose" condition of the skip. d Ca_ peals Vf right, of the Getters, however, bore up W for Wreased Gahm, avid meceeded in taking her in tow, sad essertiag bet eddy into Plloollo‘ where she is at preen{ sadersoise repairs. TM oszpi of the Concordia mashed of wheat, he, sod, cie the whole, was considered a very valuable cargo, which ekes valued will on doubt put a headstands sues I. the pocket of Captain Wright and his crew is tire shape of salvage. [TWOPENCE THE DUKE OP BEAL:PORT 07 PDXIINNNNO. At the amnia! fête of the Badminton Farmers' Club on Tooday, Mr. Wm. Ydridater aid he had the pm minim of as ]la ms to propose a toast, and had gnat pha ses, in giving "800 to Foshouting." (Ormit eheirlag sad aka of " Yoicks Tay ho 1") The Duke of BALI:MORT said he mast my a few weeds is reply to the enthamikor kestor whatever they liked to all it, which had boos proposed by his Mead Wm. Xlledotee. To begin with the isdiee—he really felt very mime indebted to Shit Lidice ; and in saying that, he spoke not cooly far him se bat for all who hooted with him, bemuse ha believed that all the losses which We're ocaseSeed by that lisketneat• brute Um fox fill apse the ladies. (" Hear,' sad teers tam i Whoa ha said, Mentors, that Wm. Kilmister was a fellow sad that he didn't and haviog his Poultry he eaght rather to speak of Mrs. Kilmistat. ((hain.) ladesd they might to feel vary grateful to the lab" not only cm so. Goad 011ie lows which they ansiaiosdlio afford sport for the butter the aqualumity with which they bane Qom =aid which waa at anon almost marvelloua_ (laughter.) To his friend the (armors he felt equally palatal ; ben with aped to them be must sake this avowal, that if mar hi had the misfortune Sofia himself in the middle of a aside( wheat it was comfort to him to know that thine were generally six ar seven tames there leo ; and it had tam to biro, whim stampting to bloom • sea for ridiag weer wheat, that the WOO man had tumid round Imps him with I " Hod bless ray soul ; mayn't I ride over my owe brothees wheat r Whom sad kaoline.) Though the tenant fanners of Enema, se a body, were capital fellows, hie aids% think Mere were two pooh runnels am Glooosetsr sad Walks ; sad lie had soggy remea to may so, fee be had bragbed is io ri= fpg seinethum bka 30 yea" sad *4 ss word. Oa the ceotrary time feriae lad '.variably ;Lows ooppwo their gotta, with 101 l pianissimi to tido anyvhert, whslhes it was over what or asythiag elm that might be apes the laid. (Cheers.) It was lacked a Osamu" to heat over two ma Googlies ; for without the hearty good will ad admen width hew had always I met with, it would he impossible to Garry oa • hating establiehmest. He oily hoped they might go is en joying sport together for many years ; sad Awe ger eno thkg whisk gave him greet *sou% mid that was to observe the great iIiCrINWS is the suaber of formes who bunted. He hardly ever sow west to a meet tither he this or a aidghbouriag musty without sang 70 or 80 yaws fanners. who would ride as hard sa airy goal beaad aU moustod cm good horse& Now it could sot but ef basin to the country in which such horses wire kept. He wee glad loose it ; sad be was glad to ban this apper. Malty 01 T o t { be farmers avnerally for the, sport withey sot only to himself but to all who heated thim. ( rest eheeriag.) EXTRAORDINARY STORY--GREAT DINIINICTION a Parson nr Tea Noere.—The sonars wake ware traddeely villa a Meads, with • tall of rain almost witti est peasant at this data, and resulting in oonaderabb jay to the ripaiehlig mops otbar serious don cgs. Abaft S &dock the mernar wes eshn sad dear, bet sees star tae omen became absented by dense clouds from • Dorn easterly &aka and by 4 o'clock torrents of sale wen by a heavy gale of triad from the poise anted. Th aeg r:rt id emetinued ne greater part of the day, the rain fall* at times is lameedoes showers, swell* bozos, rfva lata, and ran, end Sewing towards she am with anode volume wed abaft Ie thiscsouaty Inge qualities dam have suffered greatly tad part will pot recover, bag baba at the nabs. 'PM them of Than Wick. Dabs.* nod Beradde wen swelters to a pa extent ; ruall at Wick and Damara' tars was pest commotion among the baniag bang boats. particularly at high water, wan the rivers were IMNISIU* calla. Several beds were • good deal damaged. het the destredien was by se mar so pest as was at Gee time apprehended, active exertions hag promptly ado to have Use boats seeded. I. 151/13111/112d= ebbe the damp dine ia still more mann partioatly beanies Beheads and Broca, where the na to bays been earns, end the storm coeseguestly efarai ng. Oar Byers sverreepoudent, writing of Hoods) Webb We have had • heavy tall of rain during the seta dAy. The rivers ban everywhere overflown their beaks, canna great destreetles to property. At Kintradwall • good deal of damage has been dime to Oa is Hoerse's pro perty by . s. small river which saes a the prden.wall overflown' its banks, and carrying everything before it, the gala pat of the gudea-wall being takes away, fruit trees, lee., rooted up, the rudest. trait being strew ed ding the beach where the river eaten the sea. The bridge ware it erases the high road is swept completely away, mast, the of all 'rano taro for • short tine. The Seri of y. who was moosediag south, bad ea rased the triage more than a minute whim it gave way. Anapaests me made for having the mails, he., erased with as little delay se possible till the bridge is Male* Further south the storm teems to have been somewhat modified, but sufficient to do considerable damage. WI tura& that wheel smoents come from Or al% wed oat of Sutherland, they will bring idol • of much dieaster.—Nordent Ensign. Airtmu. GENINAL SESSION TOE LANCASHIRE.— Yesterday the Annual Genteel Sasebo for the emit y of Inmate, under the presidency of Lord Stanley, wee bold at Prestos. The 'traduce of nisgistratee wan very large; and the noble lard as re - elected . In the course of the procesp • diversioe areas ou the subject of reformatory sands. Hr. Alfred Asplaed, After entering into • variety of details, moved that a committee be appointed and em powered, coder the set of the 20th and 41st Victoria, A 15, to eater into an speeeseot with the directors or managers of any reformatory school, or orchids, certified by the of State, pursuant to the provision' of the act o il t ii rbr r lith tad 18th Victoria, e. lid, for the reception and k vain in such school, or schools, from time to time, at in vade effendi" to which they might be sent, and be trusted the example which bed been set by Hasoliester would be largely followed. After • lag disorassion, Lord Stanley observed that reformatories were not now so experiment is this country. They had existed foe several years, and it was impanble to resist the am of evidence which sawed bow powerfully they had operated in hornauising offenders. He had taken an early interest in the movement, ad had watched its progress ekes the bigissiag. He had 'idled many et the reformarise, sod bad tea all their spars, and must declare his oonviediou that no laidatiou in moat times bad done so muds to diminish crime as the eriablishe meet of reternateries. He gave his medial support to the motion, ad shield be glad to seat Mr. Asplaed in any further steps which lie might think it neceenary to take in this matter. The emboli was then put sad agreed to, the being oily two dissentients. WS &VOGL FRIGATE CONII/A7.—W. S. Taylor, who messed first, and Robert Falley, who passed thirty. . $Ol4 l La the A +semis' tires Portsmouth for naval hips esdete 4.""unt o ta the school fella , , were , Liverpool. The nominations they rt. "t'ed the gi l t of his Grace the Duke of Somerset, and W. 8. 'later wri the prize boy in the senior clam of the mathematical division of the Conway. and pined also the gold medal of the Her. motile Maria Sena AilOtiAti3ll for the greatest pro& okay in all beaches of learning and deduction. The boys proceeded direct from the Conway to their examination, ad did sot pass threes b any other school. PERE ENPANTlN.—rerhaps the most remarkable of such collapses as lava plan on a large scale in our own time is the ma of the disciples of St. Simon, by tar the moat extraordinary of modern sethorisarte. &antis, their leader, was the pram of fanatical mystics. He advanced pretensions of the moot extravagant kind, but which, not with/reeding, were fully acknowledged by men who have since become emisset both in letters and political scene. Hs held direct communication with haves. He was the Free Han ; aad se soon se they could dimmer the Free Nona, the regeseration of the world would immediately 0011111111110111, and the sew religion would misread over the globe. He indeed men to give up all they had to follow him ; he presented rules of life, materna, and wor ship, which were implisitly received by ardent followers ; be was persecuted by the Parisians, wholaughed at tannings dresses and habits of the new order, and he was prosecuted by the French authorities, who detest all apostles. Asa actually went to . Fgyps sod Syria in arch of die Free Woman, but in vain ; sod at this mowed Eohuitia, altar sorting letters and millet stomp, se the postmaster of a provincial town, is se dial on the Lyra railway.--Bator. day Review. Txg Estruaoa Nirour.ox IN 1840.—1 t was at Viinereux, the site of the old camp of Boulogne, that Charles Louie Boaapsra now Emperor of the Freon, larded on his famous adventure of the MO of Augur, 1810. I was is Boulogne when be reached that tows, at about 5.30 am., with about sixty followers. In proceeding to the been tobribe, I was startled by the appearasce of • rabble, some of whom were clothed as English foam* and grooms, sod some se French soldiers. In the midst of the sernewbst hooey battalion the thee pretender, now the Emperor of the French, arched, cloudy encircled by adherents. I followed him and them to the barracks ; and sever did I fee • mare careworn or crestfallen set of oosspiraters. I. all Hay-six persons, right bora. sad two carriages had embarked st Varga aboard the steamer, which wee now cruising io the off. X.sof Boulogne after landing its human freight. the setareriee at the harreoks failed, the present Beireor of the Fran, with eleven of his adherents, got brio • boat with a via to serape ; hut they allowed the oar. to be liken frost them by ea Guillaume Tugela shear. The boat subeepuistly capsized, an the paned Emperor of the French swam for the steamer, the City of Edinburgh, which was at sense dietaries. In this attempt he failed, and was forced to cling to a May till he win picked op ad placid in safety by the &WWI captain. But he did sot keg roman thus, for the Lieutenant du Port collected his tome and horded the steamer, bringing her, with Lis pri ma, dose to the Quai la Donau—Reader. Warr MIDLAND RAILWAY.—It has been deter shied to rwommeod to the pmprietove of the Oxford media, after payment of all guaranteed and profane' errs**, a dividend of five shillings for seven roma" sang July alet, or at the rate of es. 70l per tent per annum, carrying heard a baste of about SW,