The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

F t LITERATUBIL The Zile of John riW D.D., F.S.A. By Joan Emmy D.D., LL.I). Edinburgh: Wm. Oliphant and Bons; London : Hamilton, Adams, and Co. Next to auto-biographies , the biographies of emi nent and worthy men, who have struggled upwards from the lowest ranks, am the most gratifying that a revive can have met before him. Such hooka inculcate the great and noble doctrine of perm masa:. How many a hopeless wanderer along the dry highways of life, has been saved from fainting on the way by reading of what Wm. Gifford did from a cobbler's stull, and Dr. Lee from a carpenter's workshop? Dr. Kitto, although vastly inferior to the shoemaker who rose to be editor of the Quarterly Review, in strength of will, and power of adaptation to circumstances, was superior in one respect; he had to sttuggle against a twofold difficulty--adverse circumstances, and the lamentable physical defect of total deafness. Who is there that can read without emotion of the poor, ragged child of a drunken bricklayer. hurled Irum a heaffolding into the street below, and deprived at once, at the age of ' thirteen, of one of the most valuable of the senses? Oathsil i t: a Tabruary, 1817, the slaw Wats woe id • ppd the root of boom 1/eMsr-serest, PI y menk. dim ad maid son Ina awl heaved hour l• lie alassaagehei in camas up& al. whoa la Ohs ad el swig hat dee lep lbe Ware Is the eat, a la hi heat hII, • Maas vs ha his lbs and lardh. Thus ha Mahe" peliely se mob ad am Oa big awe Oa nava @Aar assalmada leasasi isr ma Wank ad lee nook, not divine why be COM ditlf, as why so we Mating at Was. lay moo Goa • week las= =lasmeibilki ler her mathe he um ailed it 1•4 ad be id rt eathely recover his seength ti ear *oar ash Is* aid ass& Dat the reline bed &Oat lie whelk, at the husk irfrinf wee less Is the sqpa wawa ran ' eal a• Madetituat eahl somish. Es as edhslel er et 116111011111 ad apikkest, hatillaala. 2Yadiosoflls walliosy mos as am piss* prohyrd, w, se la ha andeek wet satire In pa ternal IMP' waft TM ram was we = "a dloawk bli tl". 11 . bazar that, not sompasiosly, as If bo baw SY a hula sod that me walk edam pain mil ellsally, absolutely, for be and at beer at an. Ms less at Ohs skull had also inianthscd MOMS fracture beyond as rash of detection or nipseatisa—a tad @applauds* to his con stitutionsl beadaahs. Let those who, surrounded by every appliance that can awist study, or clear difficulties from the patha of the world, yet falter in some self•impoeed task—falter, perhaps, because the task is mot severe enough to brine• out their latent energies—read and ponder over the next step in the history of this poor loaf boy, who became by his own exerting, not a mere dry Doctor of Divinity, but an boasurol, no /al. and rosportid workini t t b eruy lola : 1W non*. gm ine key • spselmis—pladisd el& hew, eldywieg is raga reawlig abed t si = ' aad blasise hex •• OMNI of moo aljoet midi mg he MM. Om Ws led sod etomoliag. New prippoot was MGM vies le m Ids Ines "mil owl law" ml seholme," ,ho ea eta the lithXmeohm, ISM Mated Mee the Plymesat TM el/Mw Sal war of kis bum bol bees hog aele- Owe ; sMtotellitombeeil ves meeilieel et the tar asi Medan Omen ; Mirky woo neeld el re Merlin IMMO owe to Ms Mime toe holly; thembee, as the Li meals me be me mot to the errs 11101111110111 of Mt spd peporfem aui Asa desk let then tallow him ism sonsot spirit to Mop Woo--• wish apirottionhip of tho nut otimoraltio td.t : Ha Ha nd jenal err la • lia• of bonne NM b.n nand In the brd or • nal who bra rat no hi1n4 . 210 .his warn bin waft ay an Pint htafagohWga7nen India roan Yea bed abs ben an, ind we not open = Ineinal Min in shit Inn by hls nonce. Dot tho pow neon hod set • =l:i o n an • pea to nal its Tor Inn as Oa low la near of dr barn antea ILlste, wet Mnns bib Ann bin - to be the Mnba nine laln bone ha la en tin bit inn bhs wan l non thae l l y ille n pahonear, night ante Ida to in ifett, I=l;kin whin Na. an yet en as Mt of big fr detend in earn • ern= agrane be W fond to be • Win sine, who awn alibi. won van =ha, aer wMi=i nn *lad ih Tlw sla gratis glen nienh d Yates mania lls pear Ina . 111,-0 any, art tbin to bs ny any peen? refire at , nen or wish I W Paw bra in. 0 that I an lud if nab wars as lanibilair at Mktg : bet so It r ant, tin in to awn lb ; aijoy it I arm am la then, no Is a enan man nor an." TY amomad of two inn rd at ha gni b. Inn tiorr ple it ble Ira a. near is hod mei • wry sash, wasp bbe aria NW apia—aow a Wow in Os ear, awl an • slap aa In. ila war at We nisi to "1 dhl si ▪ny pan to swum my Winn to wen, °III woo neon gland: nes Olin rain NW bin bap.. Ws hi ape ray weeli ad bind ■ty on I rend en anionly. I woo in and with gulf it avlrksig Was to an bow En I woo non hai that I was I 0 that I ININD opts to In ninon r We sew ems to what may be eassidered a fa weveahie Itegtaiag is DrAitto's eareer—s beginning tibial weld have been an ending in the awe of an adarry ley The eannialo of Donne apron* ran In wan leen at ins& the oaten °lanai nottplica. She sW wr airman la the Arm Inn ad us. if lbws tina of tingair" to win Kato inn tb= no none Inca o bi this hind cif On of be a t non, ba= l iltint be In ah lren in = nsanedo ant book to blirP 11.11411 W Old t= amain Pat at Inn he onion 11 mires& Miwas ant of W alasry, " with IL lonian apponer of an ail sigrienar was mnorlltd, an lie tan bad leailly bard ton the witstratea with non non be bid ion ortnallybidattnred. In his appal to nal In as pin bent to admiration. Ha an to dantly aid se earready as to neon the bean. Zia re dallwarn pea nap, sad gale bha the anionne of .a nentri pan. Bo bane an That ast wily thin lin Ida tingitio—nat be end an grailhal, ha ire lempaap is bh ann. TM ea hn aro rand, rainan, sad it XI I . tetg i , 7 " Mdras; train th e int wan about anot ins thong bin a bald sad Wald lin Mow, who was armed NA 11•1001, if ealtnin, red woold oast ti ppiatt lees; In while nay dented bin hon lbe boy tan as naps to nano hie anlica. They in awl, • vary raid sowinnto nth Itha, pandiy Judged that tho wenn woe Ida Inn( asylum Reed ids reflections at tMu time: Tbe espirisses arab period sio ems dellsaisi by biss • —" I Ind based tbet Sowledpi le power ; sod not only wee ti piss bet silly. As way as it. midst ass now be lowed, it. propene of cay Is ippon Se Ss been Ws —Essay, est I ess ass allapeAsa as belplen as I bed sem& secondly, thei, s lt ollkSid sista, =Oki =AN son assandla I I t am in nd boon piesek *left, Oat I SAM even nise urea out of that assaasa w am of Is prisons; insilly=sses set !Eils kr se le *co my emu thorn ao pristine = is limmiable as it% =X= sad salf.olsosees sasa. . . To de Ad wow she do aims esolliaselea sTrire . 4;;Ze;;;;;•7•47 - 617sertgri c7.7.17 be *slime dna ambition." was there ever before in any onisr-beek, minute bah es arpbook kept by a washbowls polar at a ',palms" WA, such an entry as this? Jain Killsadared, Ira July 17th. Takes oat under the slew level of the tows. It bsgsa something for the energy of • deaf of nineteen that he was able Har ."11111 =le sluggish enthusiasm of wa ylaid plum He now pared through the brim of barber, shoemaker, and dentist; and it bet,his mind being deeply tinctured with reli gis he entered the Missionary Coll e ge, at for the purpose of learning . printing Het he might be qualified to superintend the printing of Bibles and religions works, under me sentery instructions, at Malta and in the Pert. We may per over his missionary enterprises in the Fest, &c., where he collected a vast amount of material that became useful to him in his literary imbeity and come to the period when installed is Mr. Knight's office he became secretary to an in telligent and enter prising publisher, a chief contri butor to the P c !: y eiv S e apaine, and a guiding spirit of the Pommy ss. Here is Dr. Eadie's pie tas, of him in the of Fleet street : mo t i mas employed la Ilr. iderlit's dim he ea maly rad mace with bock la aml. fac the was oral could come la as dishaelks. Thu end ear. ads he aso little risk to the cabers e Imam. His load of books in his probate had away dream& him la the Vide ; sad the Mom en whisk the areeded thermostats of the him lam jamardt of life sad H7or elle osis . ' v 7"h ua li r:o as lea to LI rie lad may kis ties, be sometime sow the ponds Motiag es if at sae novelty, sad could ad diva ad se ohs it mss all a Ida, Mid sorrily seas. his doolks % sad him the broil ht lessimet peril lad Mss tke moomeas sad of sad am. At ear brim the Goad rrof a mimed la to look land, Mt as ot a breadr do bone blow late his hen sad tts mad bed use Ma le bed him to the pod. Bat ba was easeetfulty poosorred; and the cove epithets of eibetvirs ) =2MS, SIITIDAY 'WM 27, 1857. awl insimmws, sir the uses rempetreag briar" of as the re area, or the other coaualme -111 bis , _merit 11, kat are leir la lIMIS Atari a irran degree Oa the tide yew el the Wand Cyekspedis, when pub- SAM is lan Mamas Me entes'e are steads no Wager is riled Anylislity. It le am John D.D., I.S.A.—• wily aim* Whim hem dot which be smanisd is hie aryibiam deslimablp. It ems the. " John ILltto,eitow seitameackitlirdiserr. er . a zak sreith re fa i s ba t r y et Arisessine—a Eerie roadie le which he bed sere estimate his wider ersess. 1.1164 his dry, though not long mistime, drew to • dethle m: At yred et wirer be Morse wens likarlf, and fmesi ma serif he my of Ms previous endleasis. The Wft tlrbg DIM wee them eamidleil,eir, sire at OM Is error the sem et • destprhst ea it sammul r mash ef Me eerier thir me sem, honed who Me 90- mat tem Ms', dmastishrs timm ~~ awl the emaritisiermt blim, sal albserals stidmil Ms kr- T limas wil Ma versa erldtrodesig at me same aestaaray wk NM the "if pus ism to Dm ma misst week Ms, sad tees mew err akar Bak at Me imfay et a tow esiathe, he Mier Dr. lasnenlik Mamie Ma emu pikes =e t m at Miura led sit =d ill areki sobdueP ritallou ; bat De. Kim pashril 6 this sad d. r airityleg el his salmi rhine's kind ness ad It rimier visa him Met he mast NM Ike for ; let barged "No I must MA lie wet he whi IMr had is wary, sad if I Mew I drill die pith the pia In my Wel, I will go OS islwaggeeile Lord permits." Moe is as doubt that Dr. Kitto died a slave of fitiesdna hen overwork and want of exercise. His biography has evidently been a labour of love with Dr. Eadie. It is full, without being overloaded with epistolatory details, the prvvailing fault in such works at the present day. If Dr. 'Otto had left nothinr behind him but his little book, entitled the "Lost Seam "—one of the most genuine and truthful wake ever hawed from the press—the remembrance his resins would have been placed upon a Arm bob. ]eh la addition to this there is the character of the mss and the record of what he did; together a monument better then marble. The Norse-Folk or a Visit to the Homes of Norway and Sweden. By N.ARLES LonueG BRACE. London : Richard Bentley. Somebody has said that if any of our Arctic voy agers ever reach the North Polo they will find, standing on a pinnacle of ice, • Scotehman and an Americas. The English are remarkable for their restless love of wandering t but the Americans are more remarkable still. They do not dwell long in one place, nor do they day to work up any detailed information that the journey may demand. Their theory is, that when a city is walked or driven through it is" done." We once missed en Ame rican for two days and three nights from the coffee room of Morley's Hotel; and when he returned, we found that in the interim he had been to Paris and the Lakes of Killarney. In Paris he had gone the round of the Boulevards and returned by the next train. He had now just time to pack his portman teaus and to start for Southampton, and the same evening to catch the mail packet for New York. Mr. Charles Loring Brace, the author of this book, although an American, does not belong to this 7iiischool, or if he does, he contrives to co down a good deal of information ob tained by the way. His book contains a moms of domestic and other details of the places be has visited, that shows steadiness and care. He is also fond of metaphysical discussion, and the theologies, theories, and mythologies of the None-Folk are treated of at some length, with an evident love of the subject. The American poor, travellers, and philosophers, having no re mote antiquity of their own to study, are constantly turning their eyes to tho old world, and dwelling with poetic fervour upon old towns, old traditions, old customs, and old laws. Mr. Brace describes what he sees in • clear and intelligible manner, but he does not go to Norway and Sweden for salmon fishing, or sporting purposes, and his pictures of scenery lack that vivid power sad photographic minuteness which men who ere is madaat communication with Nature can give. The Milowiair description of a water walker is new to as: Oas by andlei gnat Maarten ea_mr part by hie skil ful media with the " sister sham' Asa am Iliegirea , ll ✓ose, wary rasher the snood s% mega diet they en erewbst haps, sad nos Wend lealberle as tins bar, Art • far spit Thl hafe Mew= hut reedy ea them by dials dmine.mrdir be his tea Ilk eir was • lightmeft, ark • lamb mil eel. le IMO M seuM elect sadiribe the rem 11014•6 Weimar ester fag Mr is seer rautifel sum Win SOB lapeelses er =sass, herdover th• water balm are the bileet ROW. nescri of foreign dishes tad customs at the dinner table are generally acceptable : Our boat, though we was car on the second mores, ism for *Mast, sad I. NW NOW &WWI etwech. sere+ se health of the "Maisimagase," sail deprecated me mar turd sad barrio cured Ire whir the two esaaliss ef Baghdad end Anodes swab gest rooter. The nom, beak, sad hewed to sea end I Neiht Mkt 6ia a sir amiss drier was Impt salaams& more foewel maim the. were be custormy um, sr en the Corrine. The Inlet mad Norregisa hide la thin seem to expos • Tha ll =ese lm = ibs tarssessd afar Me 111 M MOAK and Mirk sad Imes Mr Mem; the ma ll a atimeme the leth, ads nen; el" es eat *ad babe a irk by the seem err tinamelo6, feaie smirshmidth dem heeleltern=ilimpa i d i m ig t. la the derider eldipmeit Mat he meow Mr his gaga se teems& ere The old err= wee for seek te imply his gler wake Is bit going be. reuse. The Nerviegra cookery mesa excel eat, with ewes wee of MIMI 6 the dishes. The following sketch of • Norwegian country house and its owner is Winding : They erred harally, =Ad his raft relishes, roe j treed to pay his • rah. We anted re pies through s =amen Ind tree in se • litho err et Mw seat , with • brii-tewst err one, giving visrini tent et pow*, tie** &Orr ei hours. • wee sheen Is • cenitertable shling-rear, sad, after a air rat, war her neat kindly gave us • g i L= et his hero. j Thee were sneaker. et hoe Noes 0 Isle amok —the bed-toone berg retry ea rem' door. The Ird Ns we alltapreers i."ea r bsr es aid &erg sakes. ilemery eny adja er% TONY were 01111114101, bet anitre s friend end Webb. The titres woe beim, • geed specious sirs, r it rear M. The only Nemeth& ibeeatity was • goer eratteg, like • roc reahleg est even leitherge, erre es a herr sr ratlintsr of err sailer& —eat • emirs lemarra g er err khans. The eet worked ob en the hotus am the greed erne r ea l k, lie ugh en krally rather then pus rereshaft, as an Asrsieen wear to. - The inia leek us mks est to hibars groundis t zw a l w him bear and ar-Meer, whir we ge heir with po gables a • pretty Mow el bewail mei rat • table, a te '- wort ranee ahem= si r= server the serrepeder and head rerestei us. Norway it cer tainly spring in rest careariy rod egemobly. The asesnamodatisa on the railways Deem to be reepeetahha although the speed attained is slow The ersoielorske pre the earloke aboard the freight earsond I ley the ahem le sgoniskeg haste ; bat there is set re digirest 'arks a it. Or railroad, We wary. thing i 1 Norway, ekes its Una We peg ostrire is • insesd-der wrier, repro the berike—kg Orlin two per eke* begkeing Y mein in dillhowst pare el it, ehrge le • 'mesh hohn Yr • is way indlestion the ries ir gri the grid, evidently ter les Ikea se bake the Isar mei we ate eh. Oar sr . Is Err* ern nese ecodertalle they meg Zeglih arerhgea rd weber*, raker Eta sensperteent enlary aunelves The la the MOM is mob Nita thet et a New 112 hod =r l = 6"." p.ea ear -of sot lore end thee a se lids Aimee - of red bow. Thee, Ant ogee ea her; heath, beepers Wks. tier Anstelean friend I. hard upon some English apsetnsaaw: There use set /way peeseagere is the cabin—a few Deer lase sonar to the ishe a a plasma trip, and Y. • Earrossien stare r =nabspreftee, or toe Nem- Omos, rod tee legbelt sporteems, Morea-thhosa TIMM lilt 4•11,11,14111 y bared, sad eee—gueerelly tbe hod etionery—tares hie hos to the well and amp. They LE Engird his.... they were so bored ; sad they ha this .Invert r bed, though once in the mountains they hogs for Beet Mr. Brace relates an anecdote—remarkable if tree —of the extraordinary honesty of the Norwegian: As Eagliah gentleman, • ear or two ago, in travelling free Teesdhjem to ' ' tied his porte-mownass— which is a here leather bag for carrying the quantity of Mae • SU.", money neoessary—car the back of his csrriule, and lost sat fourteen or fifteen sovereign. on the .^.d. R. I on arrival at Christie& to the country judges, and in • pew days hid away one of the sovereigns returned to hire. b They bed boa picked up by the peeranta, and loaded to the I rrgLU.ler,who sent than on to the owner. Weue constantly notating &re little instances of honesty. People take I MOM/ whisker', offered. but they always gems content with , • tittle; sad if they ea onsviared that they twercharp, they , are rosily willing to take of a porky. Meatiness doss not Mem to b me alf - tbe virtues : TM merit mmeNne habit in N o le the dlegestieg Limns bad method the lowest studs ir e was7raling yla that nerd, but it le worse here. The desks IWO &NM with it. And now that I am run bibs f asp vo en to rim that of all European meatrirs, it the meat Ine ibis. luta Italy is not SO tortmemigg. The semnisy sae molly emulatively iliday in their bathe, aced emit of the le me ma nor* their hums, pro vided with ea ads hehvoon. We have an excellent dowelption of the effect of ansektes daylight upon the Wed aoi now ia the mime et perp daylight, thoes bed weather has premied • pd view etual et the. midnightk sea." This ealeasleg deg aim a sow moolico. wee& to Timmy se lei It le Mike& M assibm Tea w at i l Mit struck with Om thempumme of ~ rinse—Ms diems, ad the unnatural VOL Tee Osl ss if ems/Ma mama wee, about to happen. After adm you Memoirs' accuetomed to the day, and is.. the men of ditties et thee. The sen estke is of perpetuity, of walimieed a itvlg, et • nano% working without rest, or dram or choler. Some of the admirers of Mr. Spargeon are apt . to think that his peculiar style of prottehing—the tune of the familiar with the upkiWil—is some thing original and unique. Let them read the fol lowing account of the preaching of ors Lestatlins, an old Lapp missionary, who died in 1841, which description Mr. Brace got from a Norwegian gentle man who had "sat under him:" " There was essmithing very peculiar dent thelleelladlas," seal he; "W peat lebat lay in • kind ef eismensmi vivid preseetleg of thelpeave MA, winch edam was redly ceares am. I easemberea Were& He bad hem wee speakiag at bdirews mthekleg of lbe esemeeion sapper, sad then rift free summit ale, JIM as beton. "Ye eat of the body 4000 " said he. Dees It digest ?do ye take It into yew Abbe? dose it become your blood er your lite ? No, ye we hip/mina 1 Ye go oat into secret places, and spit it dig ad I Whew wa get to Sweden we find the following wasolleat picture of the scenery at Ora: The beg inn ing of our rids towards this village was thseaa wry dentin phis berms. The cheracterlalle saw, se weeds of alma with 'Vowel of lakes mite the maim Imediss, sessaismel sem-lit glades, varied by pouts al ilisa emeeisitely IhmeiVel bee, the - mirth ima droopiiim bine. no ahoy of geoadiaseis Theho Meek Aarka tir att.,=glS have, his impsemil ea thelowit Open° Maks, so that, without emmeilibe, these le • pepstud variety of light through their eiwahwid woos—waho Indhapiable pictures la the traveller's To give an id l er 7 . the poor-law organisation of ' : the Swedes, we quote an amount of the parish magazine : In riding back to the how, wo pond a large br;dt building, new the pariah Awed On inquiring. I L that it wee the Fetish magazine, That I+, ander a remark able serietittir mireageteent, the people are &Vigil to bring thither certain small proportions each year of their crops. The mean is kept, and when a year of bad crops come., it is Soma oat at a certain interest—paid in gram—to the mem bers of the parish ; or, if any are absolutely aufforiag from want, it is given ; sad thus it becomes • kind of penuthent social incitation for the help of the parish. Similar store houses cum through all Sweden, ' This seems to be nothing more or less than • rude ' and partial system of socialism. " One great diffi culty," a our author says, "in providing for the poor lies in the internal organisation of the country. " There are no provincial legislatures or assemblies. ' Our readers will smile when they are told that a simple matter of pauperism is often referred directly to the King, who is thus made the grand relieving officer of the whole country. Our College. Leaves ,from an Undergraduate's "Scribbling Book." London: G. Earle,67, Castle street East. ----- It was not with the kindest feeling that we opened the leaves of the undergraduate's scribbling book. We had read so many descriptions of uni versity life, from Peter Priggins to Cuthbert Bede, had been present at so many brilliant parties and nippers, had pulled in so many outriggers on the las and the Cam, run away from so many proctors, hoaxed so many tutors, and been lectured by so many deans, that we were thoroughly sick of the name of college. After turning over a few pages in a very desultory manner, we found that Our Colleye Men a book of a very different class to any we had ever read before on the subject it is written In excellent language and in the best taste, and though the material form in which some of the sketches sow worked up is not new, yet the stories themselves are very well told, being free from that perpetual slangy smartness with which such books are gene rally filled. We prefer, however, the commence ment of the volume, where the writer, who has gone up after a lapse of some years to take his Master's degree, narrates his impressions on visiting some of his old haunts. He is looking from the college-garden into what were once his own rooms : For the life of nse, I could not help standing on t 1 too at the edge of the mull-Sower bed and peeping in. It being long vacation time, the window was open and my indiscreet eye could tab in without for of interruption, the internal appearance and target* of timer Alas :—dare that its four walls bounded the identral space of door and ceiling of which! bribrinerly called mpg the proprietor, the room was timer no lower. As If in mockery of my temporary ownership. it bed beret teeth into fruit hen anti colours, and Mims no Nab • new insterial bro. The old paper, with its weir burro at lowan whereon eay eye had so often rested in carrel • riper deetyl, sr a impossible solution, Ind Owners@ to a erriag gemination of French mane 'metre. Tie r ist. with as liedibn into indistinctness by the Inbred rose el ancOMINI wranglers, had been neppiered by • trim bear getehed to wry bursting over the arm hoer. The nth table, well-rerribmg matingspier ter my elbows, bad semig Mir • long snrilme et aiming neheren, essemered ire mad tiers with the !busies.. se pewter pets mad dee arise of brow In deed of the tire basistres berg meg other, with their well limbed eeresta, win a emirs comblestion of mirrors re fisetiser he a dinvosable miner tie trivial details of the ream, and rernhethe my boo in • vier of endless images. The old pats tat were war to leg down upon me from tbsir bares or rebuking me with their solemn natiengier eepeiries rd doubtless lowa their way to the artisan= end sks curiosity shop. Panel Goodall in his wig, Dr. Isar in ids thros-comared hat iron." iebuhr, Derby, wen no Isere there I "ne Viser-bano N " "The The Iftd," - . Nymph es ilembelilie," Ltd side imikellsesse Dry Ogles very likely the par of originals, mead M erg thellser end pursuits of their owner. Sir we aid ma from Impure, 1 it is true thet I had equelf peneser ehe p a rrs sit sylph. undear—wry ia was suflicierly aides. with waft sad need rents k than out al dile et donee series—is Ine is wry bei ee -ro p use. The boilswant = sins rim arelities le the Isen se re ties hr sly nourner herr direr the prudes et Gaga mg lute end fibre teatime. Bat I hag se wish toM taste its impeincle In vain M leek he the Pittesi kir • amnia rungs err hunprint pmt; sad I err te dr sundries that I sari nen meg, with deer sue. mg by the be of the essmew game, bird oar--my sser r not lime d rarksisesssor—thr yaw tha thumb the don whin I hsi err sq dna. air that *ohm bed unhorse • ; rum tbst sot is vitae eq beak pset eserriers (ie et rem MUNI* end &ape thr wee add* set her the bend el WO. wen ungsand ors It is rend= by ths Ame nd dm err misrurs His volsstions as to what would be the ma* " if some Moat magician could summon all the old friends, still clad in the livery of to-day, still' dyed in the hues of the present, to return for a moment to the forgotten companionships and pursuits of the pest," are ale* excellent. Him the prim woosesary sire rising tem his well arbierd art is the shadow se Dowaleverest, and leaving, whets &meld awl seallary deptatiar es rot their bet tathe sate•rehassiar. web boast serer this I ousel milk es sleep the bawl et a tabard Isseiveat tor the &oak. • Wale ffa a rrive the arid mei deo, repair pesthole sad Pepe et a his lowa, weal he asemissiag shoed, aim beam, whit the Yid parghbleat • the poorer with eyes sewn sad whiskies et bersf met, rs:ssgg be v ., hog ea demi bbackiip w the wrier et ilmalisas bran The ass et baba, sad the era at dge—the rinks issibtd„ mid the sailed merabalarer—thr= pear, emd the praises sethe—treald pair tiC la a h.e dasbertiyat Wes, to treader abbe the trim sward et lie Thr embisessa, manse et kis area sad for his omit ket hes eh le salvia as with ma bereni bag ; sad tbs wenreat Iliwachee, dlegasted et the ribaldry et the bet errs, should hem of to his room to ollw im the prayer bat he bet lisped at lb mew's keen. Wish it hasp his shah" the radessasd brass alcald step = F r bid an with be seery voice eat lememat beak et yore, b Pit la the isal diem; sad the Limbs should was his skew sespre, se will es the streit-wableast tight ever his within& limbs permitted Way rid rade& the w tole stew by ea estropom spoech bu et wit and wen pointed &edam Thin the cock .best mew, mid the shallow veal& lab this sir—for I would set has seek • postarime to be pawl out at any other hew the that speetely sot wen br the reemblipt of mirile rd bob. gsbitos. For what ilterveres mare iserbb Ora thew to see the Foam of thews wow, yet living, brought lab mated with their former s.) —to welch the amt of, after all, the only tree iaterior—as Stralualsorg Wmigs't— pis its old pad ont of the new Warr' cover*, as sa tire y and summand to it P We take leave of our Undergraduate with feelings 'very different to those we anticipated on first kiosk* his ampaintsace, aid thank him fee having 1 gives us a dews, asasibis, imMinslisg bask. Vocation is Inciamml. By Cassias Thomann WZLD. Leaden Longman,. We are sorry that we are unable to congratulate Mr. Weld on his new volume. The notes of these Irish travels lack the freshness and vigour of the same author's Cowin,. Skekket. They are more diffuse and leas spirited, contain more old stories and extracts from other writers, and less original observation and description. Some of the anecdotes quoted have been our as quaiataaces for many years, while the volumi nous headings of the various chapters contain which are not fulfilled. Mr. Weld C l i:tr i nd of natural humour, quick observation, and goad power of description. Let him rely for his soceese next time upon a moderate use of these gifts, and his work will be worthy , of a better re ception then " Vacations in Ireland." BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Inceeme to experts ever the cortmpondfng month of 1846 is 2,64,904., a 30 per end., end over that a 1856, 3,332,9682. or 41 per cent. Taking the figures for dm Ave months, We Mad an Inatome of 6,888,2121, or 15 per cent. over the eorresponding pilled of lost year, end an 111(1e100 of 16,251,8141, or no lee. than 43 Far cent over that of 1855. Elands* the chief its... of them imports, we arrive at the subjoined gasses' figures for the month, via. Month of May, 1655. 18.56. 1807. Apparel end slops 109,207 £137,682 5181,071 Beer and ale 89,275 174,712 120,740 Coals and calm 240,207 246,361 302,634 Cottaim %IWO: it 1,937,145 2,738;100 Cotton yarn 689,771 7 472,652 . 77018 Hata rdsabery and mil linery 178.652 24.1,596 632,977 Hardware* and cutlery Leather, unwrou g ht Ditto, wrou g ht Saddlery and harneta .. 17,971 26,999 31,193 Linens (clothe of all kinds and cambric.) 278,584 294,715 354,424 PO T yarn ModUtzery, steam en- , , pines Ditto, other ourto 164,434 138,162 301,191 Iron, pig lhtio low, bolt, wad rod 463,575 622,242 632,842 Ditto, coot 45,3.56 61,305 73,401 Ditto, wrought 225,007 337,338 391,423 Coppg, unwrought..., 63,540 53,111 49,517 Ditto, sheet. and nada 113,569 133,787 152,156 Lead Lra 64,411 72,419 70,643 . . .._ .... Tin, unwrought Tin-ylektan 119,403 140,817 151,280 Oil. 4005 Silk manufraures Silk, thrown 14,314 66.528 66,301 wool . 37,6941 _67,27 IVoullens Worded duffs 170;815 206,825 311,641 sad wonted yarn _ . . Compared with but year's figures, the meet remarkable incr.:wee is in cotton goods and i yarn, linen yarn, woollen goodn and yarn, and eiseninery. In linen good., eilk• and iron there in also a conniderahlo increase, which likewise eau:nide to haberdashery and hardwares and cutlery, although the recent aceountis hem Austmlia, where the latter classes of good. are largely consumed, afford little en.ouragement for finish consignment.. The annexed sbowe the quantitien of the chief srtides of food taken fur consumption during the month : 185.5. 1856. 1857. Cocoa lb.. 622,250 272,292 221,460 Coffee 11,... 3,193,276 2,952,070 2,910,161 Wheat gm, 497,838 206,600 196,279 Flour cwte. 159,244 269,70.5 189,172 Currant/I cwt.. 22,1* 11,817 16,020 Butter cwt.. 47,682 6 5, 03 3 4.5,828 Rice owls. 82,157 108,764 111,716 Cheese mtg. 21,273 21,590 22,082 Pepper lb.. 205,043 293,98.5 251,046 Rum gala. 256,016 269,1091 253.267 Brandy —gals. 125,086 117,267 97,613 Sugar, =re lined one. 331,661 734.699 743,802 Tea lbe. 6,609,690 4,877,450 5,383,635 Wines gale. 635,640 603,410 615,918 These figures are generally eatinfactory. Although in the previous nienth, upon the reduction in the rate of duty, nearly fifteen millions if pound. of tea were entered for home con sumption, the amount in the present return is Mill very large. An regard,. sugar and coffee ' in renpesi of which a similar influence wan in operation in the preceding month, the results now presented are nmally favourable. MARKETS. PRODUCE. In the product market. Ude meek Mere bat been • steady damned stahout mach variation Ito 4what.. /be smear tab have .one off vastly, rood quail: ho renerallr namartlog their former matte. eiLlin for the brown Nal m dditint rata &welt dd. to 1.. lower bare oometoostly hems acmpted. I'b hawk Troll. Company him die:Wed foo tale on Um 1 Pi 14.1111.10.131) bms and lagkete Jam. and 7.31 f ilea /be coffoe !target Me mein Wen heti, mantled. but. notwltto warding the quanta> offered, • teethe, alma. of &teem to. ad. pa mt. kr , Lma Wawa for the rotary kind. of C.b.., aa4 Mocha bait (*.eat gateau° Me. 71. Saar, mtg.. of Small, and part of ose u r poppapo Lave oho clung% d hsvds nt fell go icee for emu Porno may ha Lean * tether more doing la mitiutro In rice there Ls not say ablerattoo. hut • fair boatman It.. been done int the preen.. tummy. Fur tan • better Imbue too beat mmil'etted throughout the wart.— (From Mm... M. J. sod 11. Th.dnieou'ectreular of Frtday eventodd BUGAIL—The mime Moe of brown or Masa - male var., the Pr. don of Ur linUsh pooosAoss to Americo. for tim week coding Jane 111, ts 440. 714. per es t. eselanve of doll. The to price of boo.* ar Ilmcovrio euxar. the protium of the Mitutitimo 1. 4.1 a. 34.1. The average wk. of brown or Mu rovado tht preducle of Me lira In the week ending nv above. b MM. 44d. Tbe average pins of the throe formula{ discriptioaa o. ettgar.osdosive .4 duty. la Or Pt per sot - • • - • • - -- • - I 4101. Jraa Se —The market bes bees climatal) (MA MP we* bob ht• raw mid reined aver., eati a decline of tkL b la per cwt. Ism Reseatile Sees palmated L. in urea. to effect mire. Tim tack.. bow. Moo me very Urfa. sad an impeored &wind may beloorred for Ware Pe. Hum continue.. in he much ematol, but the stmOim bury of W Somme lima me stokuelly beht. COTTON.—Us earnot, e• lin grater animation mid more (.111est that F•prrrtel In ea l,ot ropies as the result ode cheaper mosey market has twitter Rees upon no daring the pot smirk ; and the woe mosideratlois has had a elmWer effect woo trade le Mao. chest,. where a considerstite aneniont of buggers he. bee. transacted daring the past fortnight. at ellehtly advanced rates. The doomed here has we each day Left web y Isere. wth ao &dream to piton during the week from I hit to Rd t c 7h. orlon the nom eel 'amble Ammitea ; but at Tall rates Were km be. an ample win of cokes figurine for ask. We bow quote middling Uplands. Ild.: Mobile. 7 11.101.: Orleans, H. The wounittee of Winken plane for l 7 Js ta, A 1.6 lithe; Motel*. lid.; nod Wien,. lid grasll and pUna mtloo ham hoes la he irebawl, mil rime for these do periptiess may be quoted to Id. per lb. hither. &eats to grand de mised at full mum 3.700 Arnesican. ESN rennin, 530 Balite, elk ggy,eims, gad 1.401 Surat, are reported to hare been taken on mivola. doe ; ties) American. Perm*, le/ Bahia, 1,19 M hunt. and SO gem. id. for import. so that the dciis aim to th e &mt.!. the week here Wes about 0.440 bake. halos to dry. o.noo hake. 0.000 beer on meculetlne sad tor en cert. latieller 1,7 0 0 brawls. of Wills 1.000 are for expert. halm of the week. Ogles bake. COTTON OOOl' -Macaw.. Jr 30 16.—Tbe huprovenient tort on Tarots,. awing Worn the relection of stocks awl other e1k10.1., cent..., sad lore 1.• weedy demand for drabs a mart &wrist, u at very full rate. The advance In cotton thle week bee hee. peke equal to that of the laq and prated kw we* kohl _.bout the dr Meath of a pane ea Weir Upland.. ad 1.1. per It. oc Mobile and Orlewro. With MI. ed.nee manufacturers are not. of mum equal to Item pacc. itn4 all r athermid le that re-peet Is that Urea. Yom , to enforce beLla rate.. SOlnill CM. Mown. Ovorie One. end Ce., la their firearm of 'warder. revert the advanced daring tha het fear ear. a- : dOT t-dtdS printer. Is. per Ore ; fee SAM ...dawn Int. Id. to 10.: for prin.. and Id. be Pd. per piece : for neared seleUakt. lid.: fee low I to Mel • for T clothe awl long do th e. lid. ; and for 39. roes reedallittlep, a further 3d. per plea. the lower etnalltles of the bakar..em tear. add , 4110•17 In value. Yana generally nin iL telt Pm lb. &am , . whIM sours of the aphasiacs of India rook haverecovened full jd. per Pi from the esteems nowt of &Inm an. •Mid denvegles ha. •Ii am! . further 1.16 d.. and In *woe rates OMR id. per yard epee the priCee at which heist.. Ina practicable • mouth eke. The finer kinds of ladle Amour. and males are. On the emus.. • Mlle borer In price thin Mk Woe ma{ ,tooth. it here these quotations. however. are held firmly Owl toad sonteehat to kw pods button. CORN.—Cottesioen. Jena t6.—The weather sleet the thunder. Mama tan week tan been v.', P.M. hut famoraide for the blooming •.( the sheet. The market todsy was thinly attesided.and buyer.. aetlne enth mimed asks, rate, runners were I= In their WItell• pions, but to Neat sales's. to b. dmilne had to be submitted to. Bed. be to ..5s • *stns. Ric ; white. 6b. to ;b. Barley rather demur. Bear arm at bale me" 401. to 425. - - taxon.. Jr.. 16.—Oar market Ms tom very doll today. Tamers oohed folly la 4 works. pekoe tor 0f:t011...4 Wet don la their do. moods, very little hodtta• erav door. Sod, W rood, roabool Os. to W•K BM.. i r n 26 —Tbe CCOUSItiVee et flee weather Mins our buten to aes. Idea caution nee Ire* wheat malandae the nee of be week but other sone ere nearly ensemble. although algae de. Mee would be crowded. Grinding barley fatty as dear. Mau le. pr • aides Oat, and rtvetling teed tweak Avenge. air... weak LI .—Mbest. a• 4 ta • honey. et • . eat.. 123 etre, 30a DJ.; beam, gligya. al OW lid. 011ALC—Loopeo, /..1 3.—Bstel Weil Bartley, 116. Ilia.'. &Wein Harter. id. Darlene. Wog Ilanley, 54.: MAU. nool Went Hartley. le. 34.; Himerell 14014. ; Nora Pe." UWE". 11. ; TanGeH Mom. Hs.; Wylant. 11.91; W. Nod Ham.. Ile. ad. W.I. Lai 1111.1..14.; Edo. 11•1_,DWalls En 4 H. 4.1,11, En ; Walls En 4 1.1 e.. Walls Sod Elottos.l7s. ; Wage Sod /Leper Ono", find LAMM.. IS.. ; Wane End Lyra Ile. 61; W•U• End Ilimer li e enteo. le. 9d.: EroS Booth Fitton. Inn 91. ; Walla End PtowarVe. WO. E . 1 eneeo rel.zkot. 96;91. ; Wen. E. 4 17$ ; Con.. 11...7. Badge. ++:4036. TRAFFIC RETURNS. NU* Paw Mo. Tots; ?NC Wswars. 01711. rem war M. W. , pat us a g Jae N. a E L a 10,6 bin . . 110 111 131 171 STATUE TO JAMEY WATT AT. Yesterday morning a bronco statue to James Watt, the In. venter of the steam engine, erected in fnint of the Manchester Infirmary, and grouping with the statues previenaly erected to Wellington. Peel, and Dalton, wee formally inaugurated. The mayor and members of the corporation, attended by some of the leading scientific men of the town, were present. and some thousands of people were there to witness the nn °musing of the memorial, which took place amidst great cheering. The statue is • sitting Uue, corresponding with the one of Dr. Dalton, and is eopled from the marble by Chantrey, in Westminster Abbey. It was copied by Thud, and was cut by Messrs. Robinson and Cottons, of Pimlico. iiAFICITESTF.R, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOINSHIRE RAILWAT.—The working ripeness and other outgoings of this company's railways (exclusive of the Manchester, South Junction, and Altrinclsm) stated below, have amounted in the fortnight ending June 14 to 8,5691. 9s. Id., whilst the corresponding period of 1856 amounted to 7,660!. 4s. ltd. The sum of 102,937/. 7s. 2d., already stated for the first eleven fortnights of the half year, added to the 8,5691.95. Id., as above, make' a total expended of 111,5061. 16s. 3d., as against 104.678!. 12s. sd. for the corresponding twelve fort nights of the previous year. The proportion of the South Junction, etc.. receipts accruing to this company for the fortnight ending June 14 amounts to 1,6931. Bs. 101., to against 8211. 30. Id. for the same period of 1856. The sum of 9,591/. 14s. 11d., es already stated for the first eleven fortnights of the half-year, added to the 1,6931. Be. 10d., ea above Meted, makes a total to June 14, of 11,2881, 3e, 9d., as against 9.251/. 6e. 4d. for the came period of 1856. The proportion of the South Junction, &c., working expenses and other outgoings for the fortnight ending AM 14 is 6611. 15e. 3d., whilst the corresponding period of 1856 amounted to 4651. 13s. 3d. The sum of 4,6261. 2e. 3d., already slotted for the first eleven fortnights of the half-year, added to the 551/. 15s. 34., as above, makes a total expended to June 14, of 5.177/. 17e. 6d., se against 4,7021. Is. 14. for the corresponding twelve fortnights of the previous year. THE SALE AT .ALTIIN TOIVERS. By order of the executors of the late Earl of Shrewsbury, the superb content, of Alton Towers, f i r many years a source of delight to tourists from all parte of England and other countries, and of excumioniets residing in Staf fordshire and the neighbouring countim, will in a few days be dispreed of by public auction. The ink lisa Wen entrusted to Moser,. Christie end Manson, and will be commenced at I o'clock on the 6th of July, and continue during the 29fu11ow ing da s. The Towers are now clawed to the general public, and a can only be obtained byeataloguee, 7s. 6d. each. During the psi week the princely mat hew been visited by the Denham of Beihsrland. Lord Foley, Lord Ihlainere, Lord Whet de Malehlile, Sir Charles Eastlake, PALA.. Mr ileilten, and by a large number of other connoimeure and virtuosi. Under one of the conditions of sale no lot ow be mowed during the time of sole, and there• fen dr sealonto of the Towers may be inspected by all lame it the beautiful in art until Saturday the Bth of August. It would be futile, in the limited space at oar diapers], to attempt anything like even an outline of the tinware tins to be brought to the hummer. Wo Ind tied tie isle of the picture, will last six days, sod that thin Ise upward. of 700 tote, including the col- Wilma of ifitimee Letitia Bonaparte, mother of Napoleon I. The wafer Italian , and the Spanish, Flemish, end hawk witeelo ere admirably represented by the produc tions e 4 wows others, Itaffeelle, Guido, Bellied, Perugia, C. de Sate Pau Yams's, Paris Bordone, A. del Santo, Boudiede, Carlo Deice, Bawl Ferret°, and Guereino ; i Vamp= sad Menlo: John Van Eyck, 1101bein, Ceyp, ' Van der Voidn_ Van der Neer, Bergbem, Wouvernien., Hoodliselor, Weenie, It. Boyish, and Jan Steen; David, J. Vend, Llewa, Paul, N, ronnein, Guardi, Panini, and the brothers Siggsalkaraws. The greater part of these =an long Is a table gallery, 150 feet long, lighted asWng, whkh is of oak; and supported lay light team swinging from corbels of Talbot dogs holding the acme the faintly. The collection of arm and simony is, perhaps, as a private collection, unrivalled for extent and fur historic interest. In addition to a knight and home in complete armour, there are not lea than twentydwo fine cap-a-pie tilting suits, numerous three-quarter and half-cotta, three hundred weapons, carom, and ehielde of rerioue kinds; a large stand of arms, end several email cannon. The erulpturo includee a mag nificent waled notate of Barents, Ai beautiful statues of the sesame, and a number of colossal, heroic, and We idee busts of mythological deities and modern celebrities. The collection of porcelain Is exceedingly rich and varied, and embrace. Oriental, Derby, Cbelaoa, Worcester, Staf fordshire, Dresden, Berlin, Si , vres, end other were, in addition to s small but very valuable ;election of Majolica and a few fine Limoges enamels. There is, too, an almost endless variety of the linen old buhl, marquetrie. Floren tine, Mosaic, marble, and carved oak furniture, and the re minder of the appointment* are is admirable keeping with than gorgeous snicks. The service of silver and eilver-gilt piste weighs upwards of 10000 ounces. Apart from this magnificent display, the Towers themselves, which are built in a rich Gothic style, will repay the 'Lao, for his trouble, commanding, as they do, a view of the gardens, which defy description, and of the romantic menery in the neighbourhood. The whole of the costly libury, weighing several tons, bee been removed to London for eak. The valuable collection of liothouee pleats will also be odd separately.—So fordehire Aicertmer. It is already known that the water need at the christening of the Princes* Beatrice, on Tuesday week, was brought from the river Jordan. It appears that Captain timidity Nightingale, Hyderabad Cavalry, when travelling some time rim* in the Holy Land, visited the river Jordan, and had some of the water put into Lomita, which, being hennetkally misled, the captain brought to England ; and, upon the birth of the Princess Beatrice, he placed at the dim piped of the Queen a quantity of the water sufficient fur the baptismal ceremony. Captain Nightingslu's od•r was ae espied by her Majesty, and the lonian water was accordingly pieced in the royal font, and used in the ceremony. The .21/issaggere of Modena announces that the Pope, accepting the invitation of Duke Francis V., will shortly visit Modena. Some of our contemporaries assure us that Mr. Croker is restored to health. We (111no(rated London News) wish, indeed, that we could confirm their statement. He who writes this had the pisasure of conversing with Mr. Cruker only a few days ago. Ilis mind was bright and clear; him earcastio eyes nearly es fine as vs remember them twiny years ago; and his recollection of bygone tiines perfectly DEATH or SIR THOMAS BARRETT LENNART), BART.—We have to record the demise of Sir Thames B. Leonard, Bark, who died on Thursday morning at hie town neidence Ln Bryanstoise-,,queer, having within a few mouths reached the extreme ago of 96 years. He wee the oldest living bercuat of the United Kingdom. The deceased, who was created ► baronet after the t nion in DAL wax eon and taatarocartar7 heir of the 17th Lord there, whose enrnema and arms be assumed by sign manual. The late baronet au take married—first, in 1787, to • daughter of the late Sir J. St, Aubyn; P' ^l secondly, in 1833, to a daughter of theists Sir Walter Stirling, widow of Mr. Henry Dawkins Milligan. The late Sir Thome was a Deputy .Lieutenant of the county of Pages. He is succeeded in the baronetcy by his grandeon Thomas. He was born in 1828, and married in 1863 to Miss Wood, daughter of the Rev. Sir J. Page Wood, Bart. THE DEAN OF CARLISLE. ON THE RACES.—In the enure of his sermon in the cathedral on Sunday after noon hat, the Very Rev. the Dean of Carliele expatiated on the evils of horse-racing. He said that for ten years he had preached against ram at Cheltenham. and he had lived there twenty years after they had been put down. Ile added that so long as he could speak, he would never cease to raise his voice against them here.—Crerhile Journal. THE NEW BATCH OF QUEEN'S COUNSEL.—WO understand that considerable di;Mtisfartion exists among the junior equity bar Or areeunt of the new batch of Qtreers's ! Counsel Wag confined exclusively to the common law ter. Two or three leading equity juniors are well known to dabs, end to have made application to the Lord Chancellor with la view of obtaining, the honour of allk ; and It Is generally thought that were his lordship to secede to their request, both the polonaise and the public would be gainers. The marine excursions round the Isle of Wight front Southampton have commenced. On Wedneeday lest ea 'newsier, to Branham Island wee organised by Mr. Bettcock, of the Pier Hotel, at Southampton, for the elite sencesgst the tradesfolk of that town. The mayor. the ex tensor, Mr. R. Andrews, and Mr. Bridal, the artist, were emengn the excueviontani. The Queen's coronation is to he celebrated on Monday by a general holiday at Southampton, and at For dingbrolge, in Hampshire, and at Wirnborne, Foote, end Steadfast!. in DoreetelaiOr. The Warrington Guardian gives a long account et a trip horn Warrington to London by the Rev. W. Marken and 414 of hla parishioners. They were in London for part of three days, saw the chief eights, sad returned without a eine* mishap . The rev. gentleman is the one described—(and mat truly described)—a few years ego, the "Model Carats," in Dieksais Howeltold Words. He wee then meats of Christ Church, St. George's-in-the- FieMs, London. CRYSTAL PALACE.—OPERA CONCEIT DAT.-•••AD• MINION Sivas SHILLINGS MUD &arr./Kw—FRIDAY, Joon M.—Admissions on payment, 1,374 ; ditto by swoon &AMA 2,816.—T0tal vintors, 3,1190. Tine. WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN DROWNED AT WALUNCWORD.—IsciveRT.—An inquest was held at Wallingford, on Thursday afternoon, on the bodies Mute woman and three children found drowned in the Thames, as described In the Erprese of yester&y. William Corner, postman, the woman ' s husband , deposed that he had been in the habit of giving his wife money to pay the rent with, but she applied it to other poposesous4the rent got into armors. On Moday evmbg, Obeli landlord's 's agent called on him for rent, he scolded his wife in the presence of the collector. On the foltowing day he my her and spoke to her before leaving home. On hie return, sbe nee miming ; and he sever eaw her sßn afterwards. Some neighbOurs gem the deceased a good character as an industrious and respectable weenie. Tittry returned an oven verdict of " Found drowned." MONCSIENTAL CHtRelI AT SERASTOPOL.—The Aral.* Roan contains an announcement that, "in memory of the Onions defame of Sebastopol, and of the brave war riors who found their death in that memorable confect, the Emperor of Resets has ordered the building of a church in the emissary of Sebastopol. The cost of its erection will be defrayed by voluntary subscriptions, to be co ll ected through out all Russia." EASTERN COUNTIES AND BLACEWALL RAILWAYS. —The Eastern Counties nod, the Malden line, being no more, the Eastern Counties have, we hear, entered Into an agnomen for a mutual interchange of passenger and goods trafSc with the Blackwell railway.—lferopollt. TRIESTE RAILWAY.—The section of the railway between Laybach and Trieste having been completed, a trial • ins was made on it a few days ego. When opened for traffic, complete railway communication between Vienna and Trieste will be established. An immense aqueduct hen been constructed on the heights of the Karst to supply the neigh ', Inuring stations with water. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CABLIALTIES. amnesia (Ivial, Ceptsia Wviter, at .ad Ismael ter Y.ri, den Ina I.N. Bartow, boa Ima ahatdoard la lb. North Or la • Whims ; ere. urea br ilieCeree, Galata Bane, sell bad liere.-141sere, Jane 21. daira.Clar (air). Tralea ler Cleriatirea aieridcasei aide 1.81 rd die ~u sad idaaragerr teen by Las lassi eadJalMe arrived bon.— Quietailoya. hisa 24. Ltwarart. Para aw Terra Pare.—Rawer., .t Reda ; Orr. Parrott; Aar ram .. I Qwerac ..arket, at Kantor{. Ira;ereso Ilellacklaa. lanra Ilaridatba. awl Tiro °treaders, ailUns; swisin ar. • Patna ma LA.., r.-4:14., tram Snarled. J.. 1S; AV* *pm 16.1. Jar 23 ; Oceen, tram Ihnkr4 , Jar 29 Pmts. Jur 1 W Gra• latest. Idtb. tor Maly,; Wm. Edward. Iron Saha. Mg SI; threw Royal, bow learaar at. Way 11. • M. RI V ED. 311tNI1• (.11)- . 04, Llrrrpo:A: Joao 16 Ahoo.arent Offne;MlT Jab. 14, - hen Wotan.. Ammo-at Charmed. Jess :6. tram Tetenleteg Ao. G.A.... at Gook, Jew 23, from Draw Min Arera.ua -at Faleonoth Jaw 23 haft Chine haw-off Dover. Jose H. from iseutvis •uner -of Plynnoth, Jaw 21, haft ......... Lanai. 110.0-ti Pshelonth. June 23, from .......... amrlegolt LIS.. -off Fahn.etb. Jun. 23. Unread 11.anonor-at Corolff. Jo. H. hoe ... - ......- ....... to the Claanoet, Jar 20, hem veaW Oasro -at Llyrrponl. Juno 14, beg. ..... . Lieerp.t. Joao 22. 44• • 'Ma . .. NB. Comoro. %learn -at Grovermod, Jar 90, team .-....Dosmork COMPUrt -at Geseereod, June N. Iron ...... CAI trooott-at Jew 24 from Cw•t~ - aQ lase 11. 'man 001111 Nakotabe, Jane 2s, Ws ..._ Caaataa Mamma PorbaoatA, lane 14 NEI PIM= CMllll.olllll4lll—cff Suplento. Jane :ay C..iuma—at CW.R, Juno 24, from Ceesef en, Taeolero- at Clyde, bane 211., Oaanna—at Valmouth, Jun! 2i, .... Csetrosss Esis . set u-at Qui...woes. Jaw 33. ben Wale" Pow Dueo .al Bemire% Jose 13, *ode ...-... . ONVllibb D.OOll -at Gravesend. Jun< 2;. ham. ..... .. albeig Dn .., T -al.. erpOol , lax 2d. ftesi..-.... ................ Esau's. -stOrsveread. Jure 23, teas Trinidad Iress,HAISIVOOP-nff Liverpool , Jew 13, "*. treet...... ...... Callee Ear Moo tote-stGravevesd, 'eagle, Seta - ........ ...... Stettin Ls. DO.Do- at Orswesatl. lase a, teen Callao Issas-at °taverna, Jove 33, ei5e.............- Fades Cure--. 331 the Start, lentil. from .................... ... New Tart CO.A. Genova-pored Portsmouth, Jeee Ng Oren Ales Bay lit.t.os-nff Volteasoe. Jane 34, kete....-...- Cease Eseal•s•-atCaotift, Jam is, eels - PLl•flia ELII,IIMI —Oil lindeavroter, Jam 23, frem....-....... itiviabaate Curs-at Bros Port, Joie 33, Men _ Csdis P. -at Pottart, 1.013. beta 0P11313 [cures-oiled' , tar!. luso 23„ . from.- ......... - -.....- 13stavia 23, from .. .... Werke Tuna.* P34.111.1•Lk- at Plyeniurb, our from Video Timm-at Crieeliainon, June NI. from Pala CRT -oat tae, Jose 36, from . ....... ...........Galat6 ' , arum L. Patriots -at Deal, Pier Hi, from -Tenet!, YamsaLni oil Proolhave., June IL from ....... Lam Pawn.-et Orsirtorrod, Jam 36, rem . Trinidad Owns Ikaaca-at Graerrend, Jars 21. Bay Goat. Beggar- at ealdiff, Jun , 34. to La•aa daii-a . MO. Joie 23, Iron ..... Bay 02.0.0.--atQauseriorrs, Jute 24, from Oirgealt at Fetar.u•li, Jure 23, true -" "" -• 1111.04.4.1.4—5 t intl., Jon, IS, troa . limas Wumar &PP Mott ,-u cit....naumn. Jaw iCiton.. Ws ()rude Hint W .... -el Uuctio.... Jou 24, tr0n.........0arduan lluxucs-ef riadr.do. in. 24. 15048 Horn- of Plynnetly Jou 24 trio Kam. -at Livespnal. has SI rue Dunkirk Ustsmt-4'. ,lroursied. Jew 24, from Denmark lug Bru.-at Onuned, 35as U. frus . Uutbarg Is.. Ilan -ea Wallas% Jaw >w, India hurpnet M.. Jou 3. ....... Ulu Jruu-at C0r.1.11. lase 14' has .... Rinds") Lusa. 1hm,22--at 010, lose 24, hos- Bartadoes a...A -et N•wport. G JP! 21, has Jaua (.ow -4.11 Q,......14..h1.• 2 4. fro= prdnr LOllOl.llM Jam73l. hoix Weet Cartel Ardis IA moan 04..eas—oir tor b raftlud. torso. boa . 9a gawk Lou —at Portennoth. Jew. U, from — l..oodos Lou, FIASI.6IO , —of Quoncogro, Jou 11, from Woo llosoo (o) —at Lioupool. Jur 21, Pon ...... OPert6 KLlKelaWnosm —oft thelkal, Imp. from Demersof I,..,Vire . Bev 7i.Dest: „ Hoodrui u hoar rt. lam , from- Rotterdam Manua Pam —at I.l.6armadra. hane 26. tram — .... Glramall N..,. Vaaeatra -MI Darama.m. Juin 25, 800 .... Batavia Nowlin- off Da lass 2 , , fram - ...... Batavia Mater. WVT—off Portaamatit. Juba .... Batavia Many Cao—oßnlimegatb. laser, irera Pita Vali . ... iaroaa-oltaklbaroaalt, ham 23. from - Rigs Nos7ooll.llT -ON Fallooatb, June 33. from falls tact -of Falmouth. Jaws 21. tram 111111.2014—01 l Cape Clear. Joao 13. tram ..... It. lobs% N.B. Nam aura (l)- it Queeasterwa. Joao SI. from alemaaria Name re-at Oreesoek, Jam U. tram Banda Nam:ma-of Portamoutk. haw 22. from Sanwa* jIMA-al Greveured. lase IS, tem& . - ... ....--.............. Plates OtIMIZT -at °named. Jae. 23, tram ............. . . Maras Ik?.. v.-.l Deal. 3 , 21 b. IS. from Ili: lota% 14 D. Petunia, aa- of Llyarcol, law IS Palacua reams- at CIOMMISIOIM lase 24, from .. ... Galata Paarraoarrar-otT Quecaotowa, Jaws 24, Imo --- - It. lo bo's . _ Clolorro—ot CArdiff, Jr.a 24, from ..............„........AM.dris Itocrou - off Isiverpc,o7, J. HI, fn.. St..Jobleo, NB. 1t.v01,--at Orsorotad, Joao 24. from St Potaraborg liavalme-at Cardiff, Jaw St. tram gloats Fr I...rraorer-ot Clyde. Joao 25. from liteotreal ~ol f Crookhoyea, June 11. troos ....- ..... -..-... ABMs 800 -off Belrkurrs, Joao 24. from Bros or liors-at CulA . Jaw 24, from ... l s= _ _ . - . 87:2;seet-et ayds, Arne trgm No2trest Stse-peered Deal. Jo* 23, tram BM R.. Peat.-eff FOmaa/X 3221 22. / 2222 .--- Vilna Serer-et Qoeereteerv, Jape 22, from Pea 1.22 c-a Gramma, hum 24, ...Deneldet UNICA-it C...111T, Jose 2t. ham -Alelsoris Teoeerow-oIY Weems/. has IS, tem .... /few Tort Terea-e2 Jte, 11, ter/ C.l°.lthi T;:aaaars:-.;l " CrOakttavim4 - Jam 11. tram ..... Bt. Joe. Erma:a-oil Gamesman. Jane 111. tram UP10.1111,-at Graf mead. Jame hem VI•0001,T Comma -at OftIIMIWI. Jam 16, tram ..... ...omarasay V mum.- eft Bathos. Jam SS, tam mamb-at Liampool, Jam IS, *ma Yam -at Seaport. M., • lase 54 frac— Zutom-at P. moat, Jame 13. tram ..... Bamtaala bra _T.. ..... _-- i;;;;;;r7e7 at Cardiff — , Jur 14, bra at. PO:raft Zara—at Oruro& Jam 1% ham Otterasay BAILED. Aorm—trom Cardiff, Imo otm.—trom Ilms.m. Jou. 22, t... 4ms—tram Crammed. Jose 11, to AMlN—hoe Ormemmi. Jam 24, to Amon Ammomus—tram thermal, Jane 26, to loadooderry, Di Osman.—fromLimeocel, 100. 14, to ..... Crtv or Domm—from C1.4t4 Jam 21. to C.Matto Cumrs —from Hull. Imo 2S, to °mum—from Roll, lam SS, to . .... ...... —Coma Do, sum—hato Newport, N. loom 24, Imre Shoo—from emsor., Joao 21, t0..............0mits Mrs Eld. —from Car diff. lose 24, to ifaroo/1116 13•101.1 (4)— fn ) Plymouth, lase 24, to Cant of AMIN 0.1.• 13Z•ST (o)—frout Clyde, Jose 26, to ...... ....... —... &OWN 0 re Iran Grantead, Jose 26. to limbers 0. B. Loop—from Granorod. ire 11, to ..... 6;;:- frost Llterpool, Jam io Ham noncoms -fros nonlegal, !Jose IS, to Go/tm- from &room, log te tiong o 4f u. , I lOW, OW Ivo dot-mon Oraveotwl, lam 26, to A= !ADO tat—has Ciromead. Joao 1.;;;; 7: Jose It, --- .....Iluekirk Lortea •ar.. lom Ora Jon* , to . lAouraa-frorn beeroaol. Joao la, to ..... ..... relltdolteda KAE•I3OI , IA-frosa I.lwortool, Joao la, to - Ainatelde Ilmalutoaa-froot Liverpool, Jose 28, to Tea** Mao arca -from Itrortocc4. Joao IC t 0................. UAW al•alk-hoe Card,ff. of 24, to Calla Kom (.)-ham °rise% Jana 14. to Cloadoilt thane° -from Norport, fd., Jaw 14, to 040011 /dasoaast from Sooderlaad, Joe* 14, to ....idea Maostaa-from eaal.rtaod, Joao IS. t• ......... ........ MIAS II from evrearea, Jove 25, el ........ ..... ....Cadet N.41 , 11•1es Swann*, .111130111. to ........ ....... Cokotal Om .r-hama Graw.l24. Juno SA, to ....Adelaide Cum Parra.a-trola Llgorpoot, Joao 20, to Colcutts Polon -from Orareeeed, Joao 26 . to .. ... Adolaida _ . - . Poem Su.-hom Jam 7a, 40 . _ ..... _ ......._ rm. Povv*Pvolv - trove l, ..Port, Y. Juov 24, to .... Orme Il estore-trom Corder, Jane It to C. 0. Ens Pr. Osooes-tres Oraremod, J... 26. Dmittls P. Coetree-Mm Liverpool. lone 26. to . Pates Potts owe 1a..-from Liverpool, Joao 26, ..... Poistoy LltorToOl. Jew 26. t 0.... Qat42l. Swore.. Toots-from Liverpool. Joe' 26, 10.- Waft Tao. St.ro-haw Clyde, lose 16, to Toaster -tree Pill. Jose 24, to lkeda/ Tae-hem Pill, Imo 26, to ....... Tat woo. Ilroroo•- from Livorpori. Jos. 2 6. ... ...... No. Tat Wm. Looms-tom Olootoo. 15. to _... et. Tram LOOlll.-Rom Tarotoett, N., Joao 11, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AlMe (ltarque), Mem TAverpx4 ler Rae, May 12, lat. 10.1110., km. 24.24 W. City of Clueb.e. from laterbee 6,11 be. lane It. FITORPOiII (gailltb elup), brood out, Jana 17, Ist. UM N., lee. LW W. Oesersl Wle4berw, teem Urtepeul for Melboorse, lose le, Ist. 30.10 7F.; re:S.ICI Jul* hoar Wet. VWee lm tivorpool, April :Mat. MIL Volkitirld (bwut). PTE. Bab* SO dap, for Liverpool. Jim IT, ht. 49.36 It, ILW W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HATTERERY.—.Tom TA at Rt. Jebot Pommes, Reorkit, W wipe of tr. Rev T. D. 11. Pattenby, al areas REV ERLEY.—Jase 14, at fbroditaa road, ?tomcod, the wife of YE R. Americo. Joo of a am. BOWER.--Jme U. at Mecklenbarremet, Mcelleaboriomme, t wile of Kr. A. P. Bower. of • damigar COLYER.—May 28. ea Tomb, Upper Oaaada, Mm. Tboa. Coffer, at DAVIZIL—Jew IR at Barbra. Me MN of Um au. R. H. Darter, of doubter. &HOLISM—Joao IL oat Ufford llafL Nortiomptomigre, Mls. A. W. EnAM, of a &stater. BATHER-4mo* at Pareteledos. Berko, the wife of H. J. HMI* Hof.. of • sew MARKIAOES. SITIAT—ItaTZAND.—Jane /3, at &tingle". try the let. J. Intl& Lom6aßayley. Oeotherwel , . end own, Cornl,l4 . to Am*. elle. ditaititer of the Ide Junco eayeeat, Sea. of Wonll.lllll.le the county of Forester. COMBER - CONBEIL—Jnoe 24. at the e Irish ober., Masa. Loa. rhife. Commode, H. W. Comber. R.N.. ft otebt of the Leetea et Honour, roe of the Re, P. O. * Comher. Rater of Owahlkitte York. to lisle. tleachtet of A. Comber. Eat.. of Stead Home. Las. , aohlte. LE tell—CßOßS.—Johe tb. at Stiehl.. H. Leach. Sm.. of Pad. get& Prat, to Caroline Cecilia Londe. &what. of the We W. H. Cron. key., of Panne, DEATH M. AD ‘llB.—.lone 22, at Reds, Mama. rad of 11. C. Adam. 1.14.. or Awte• 11a8. ormortd.ADA A mer 77. AINSLIE.--Jaaa n Y Calaaford, H. Matta. Eml., Lama 11. N.• snot 41 ANG6LL—Jaw fJ. M Woobarn, Carta Mn. Doorr.o AIWA vat M. DIM EN —Jason, at Camberwell, Mr. Thomas Nara. 011k' 2. 2 ' 010 am for moor rem with Mama. Pena, Orrokil. and Poor 11110 AR —Jam 21, Mary. &Adder or Mr. T. Moor, of Domotor• Masehaeter. sod 15. 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