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

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LONDON LINE of AUSTRALASIAN &an. rim -au MMus S. 4r. dem solid Ag bone rift swerler meemasegoliain r. imllloll.ll &nimble ow. WWI fa admen : Ter Teas Beakhr. Bata Dm*Wks. • """" ---- —""". 11: Pee t :ft ply 141...ris at tnisbk mop am.. drew reut aft. lletilw aggft w uni.l.4. ale I. warliatif arlilief *N. Womb, Veins) 0. Ira of r. •Immarbea urelp . P.DII Ben awl is.ra .44 11/2141p). 147. VEIIIAND itOUTE.---STEAM to LNDIA and sonoiellignii T P • O P 49 g 10: al *raja ad " & . t a k parle 1. lb. intozis e rjra ti lty . ri t; lZ lw=bitimpice as the 46 mid MI d ...M_ mouth ..iv si Or Orways 4.... in. Lair Lambs. NMI Wildalirbai. ftwillaeptan. 11/114101191 II PASSA4III MOS SV.—The remar Mom/ Of MAllea AM Swim Is sew— Fee Chief o•Sht. In itglibl tielliaMill •1111 MON ID MYNA; lasroa..r Now York. Misr too mil A per met. g.... RITUIII and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL (ISLAM NUM anointed be the Athaltaltr to SAIL RR POOL W N SW TOPA Aortae hereto LI •11111- t.:N BOSTON. 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Jelr CITY OF WI:MOTO , !! •• • ii/ W mag otoraday. •10011111. ever Mar C l t wIS okra. It Wm" ea I 111 alms. isredbi 90•11.0 CL I !Mt /11 1111.10noldgela .... X 3.1 II Fermis ......D r=. . duo id Oa .M.aYr O p. oollooklily_lwroMs.—Fer Ardor arOsolw• IS ..aFely le WILLIAM INMAN. I sod ono rd Bomar SWIM ir eo:Poi ." ritalt — if Wok. Leedom. LONDON sad NANTES LING o f STEAMERS sad CW7P11,11.-011101% 11 1401/01•0•40,4 -Tb• ha elmirgeml 0177 et 1111•11 M QV:. F•1111711„.10.00 • • eV Iwo .1•1•10 r Iz mid e r llnd •/ ~7 00** lewd 1111 M 000100•00 Is thrassaa r. r• and ill 00 &midis 1•09. For weds r= b sar . L/11/11010•0 .0t IL 01W11/1/1= VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. To INlFfilil fb. foilowfai dye mom ln ernisiolle la Oa Minds Dui* : ... M. ?If. 1 awas• RN. RITMO' .. NS Conaihn .1.11, lINL PONONA IN i awl On igadoni• and O. kw ' Y.O. Tway. *LIMON ............ IR , •=1;" 0 " , s• tow non ........ no aftse.....- ar ama ~ CUL H0WLL...... UN ZS = az r 0u . 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ON and TROUT 111SHINO.—" I droned wn.w...a donned or mauls& and Isdiaroblisr won i• &big Mid Salad sliest_ few •Won of ds.• Weis. •rtili psi Maid= is aim. sell Wk. Ida& ails WI •••••••1 %Shells Ism Qui mils Mod •• ib• baton et v are—it.42aMF UlkliJllt:rh Arts , el P•tat in —OCIRDII . ia 14•01.11 is Nan WINi A SIMPSON and Co.'s Eatablishment, aatrairirrea air1:1" . " . 4 .1 11..b `"="411 WIPIDIIN/ moms. ARCHIIIY gIIZCV . TIA foil. ' wing re mood ...minim d flembilr wielmorlip priono— eg=d".....Wri=erijr.."ll"4“.e ear hew 1., to MC ft 4r.44, 6A. la AA .A. PZN Ana soibmilka. jamelion. .11mdiew wessfartsmo. IleArAgnet. 11,11.AdiA, sod Us Pol. . . mid 011..11 Mmuld Olimir On am on ent posA nus• MISAAA.. BANK LONDON sod NATIONAL PROVIN CIALJur ISSUPLANCL AMOCIATION.—E4•OII.6•4I for elleel nt life mil In laommoo bode.. 40011.1. Oall...Woodier bo loosrardo of MO I.lloon= ougeolliolosoololom. Prioolowl•••••‘Thowlmolloll000t. Landis. an". •111.01011. aIIATIMIAL-1111. MENU Ol VfkOLLIIIKIZ. 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Prm. f:i 1 4 14$ 1 4 1 S '1 .11 4 .11 I .11 I FOREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATION (11.1106.—JOINT OTICLWINI CONTANT. . & domed Orem mmoV=Wtoto to <h MO M& am poldloutabllintw sr get buieus. MS WINS from II to t• mmr 11111.1. moiler MONT owls or idootee. S w im IMO adotty, lid* demi Emilio. Odt. Ma" Mk. mod 46. MATO. O. mod a rtZ I. it. Ttro w r..trod. 6. 30c2t1 tls. ....41%. mod dot Ma b Otto fa. ddt. 4Mt. dd. < otteiiio ab g a rtot Wafts, marl. T. W. / TA FUTON, Ilk mod Dour& Tit. Itamomt took Is Lotto twirl ; tillamry mod Mold Now mod 4 7.111111 boat. ROWN (Brothers), Ps %testers of the CAM *MeI ODOM rd DD lor her I b. of M. • NM Mao or Mw, XTRAORDINARY DIBPL AY of BECOgig ti MIN Ma trot e s t . 10 mon to In Niro. &O. • go, ru i rtobb bili tlll4thdr at bomb brd Immo b dbl Looka. vrlk Yr ward bra amoir l arbonak V rs amodn maw *orborbros so nal* to abb. baebbl of No rebbal orb AL . I) , 1100 RIZE MEDAL, PARIS EXMISITIO.N , DM& WK. WI re Oeth NSW P .41 " 3 ‘ 11 1711041111. 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CULVERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORKS, .1../ OTOnang. SaUdnolilei. and OrlernL Is. ma: by pat. L G UI DE r. GUIDE TO IIIIALTII: at. Mat to En. Dnak. end Slott n. LBOTD/Li TO YOBBO MU. !IL BOW TO BS SAPPY. 1101IIIL AND PUYSICUji . ENJOTICLIT OF UM ON SPECIAL DUMAS'S. aL meLIITITUTZT . 4 ULZRIAGZ LITZ DISZABI I 4 TI WHITS& TR! . TAIT DZIANOIMENTIL cozrziraTtoiL, HAMO6IIIIOIDs. T . Mao Pbenrood, Padenhaddrrar sad of ZietardC•havalL Ilazatrana. Mg a sormaid dald. tam 10 5115 5 gni 5411 i. PATRONISED by the QUEEN.--GENERAL DOMEMTIO mean', 112111110LART INNEITUTIOIL ili ksuarldad Meg tor IP impost stream Pepsi SAO st OH bard EP 11111111 ELIMITION se PRIIIIIONIRS PI Ma Pon b JP. s iAlli b Zllize n tra i lalllll . e pLA .i INIM sr 0 101 ..... inli t aw al•asre s tatr ai ozlow se sm.,. bb gailTsbressms .6. l".."4l . 110= 1. rE= 141." & mita NMI ARK WANTED.—AR HOUNRERIPIR. Ap4o. aresslor.byars. Top sposolry.(l27 1101111 K . Ag• a c11111111111•,11 MM. 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I fit onus Nil 100 co l e y li te s & NM miss .11100040 IR 011 11r=1•1 owl Ow lisle 16•11111fia OM Tffiefilll 11011.11EY. eimoom LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1867. 5 0 000 BIBM PRAYER BOOKS wad ww..l w.a.. a ibe, rad ol=r4b. dtlZkr: rz Seert.S . 11. b.hil ltait= "l" . wow seri:Ziet TN REM EM BRAN CE of the late Mr. JERROLD. IN TO•NIGIIT„ , &140011101111 . yid W isbace le et. Welles ball, at e:r. see Xis. T. Genre N.M. nerd - The Mr. Lad Nei. Ver. Mr. r. Selma. Mbe Mary [..1.7. bil. Dolby. and Mr. Ilms lih re. o f rest. ilvedtsciare. IL Hr. Freak bled. real r. Threw timer. 7. ceaurea li rel k t preeliely. Prices et Wisidee: Stars. te ; betT of tie ball. be; test mar. la. To be bed at the Peasnittere race at Pe be: Ml 3 Inotidate. IdWdellrilk dm/ 414 , . biter Or boomer Itand 4. NOTICE to DiVISNTORIL OFFICE foe AAAA NT/ of IN trllr lON, 4,TmA/Mmovasoco, man.—Tfo CIRCULAR of INFORMATION' my as bed oaths as to the rtAttud mow owd RIMY of rsalootko far toraMloo• odor On ow Paton law kr Qs (WWI Elogamo ac Amiga moons.: or) miry lotscomotas so to a picots loused hem 111/ tbs prereft WALIMIA=Ro se bo how to limos /MINOS ma Oa.. ✓ows (1.0.11.4••••• MARRIAGE TROUSSEAU, W Irak Onitilag CEIZINTIAN ..a RATIIIOSI. illb="drW. ptIRESHER and OLENNY, OUTFITTEIIB to Ur Gomear aawa falut p luvenser e= go 0. .1 ..bay. the Gnome et Is . FITS to al ;owls*, the world ; Ws a wawa .0114 7:IIIC,I 6 VenTOLX3I g1at167618=11:4.11=1. HOUSEHOLD sod FAMILY LINEN.—Cats. loiroso moi Posgeat god too —OO.l &nowt lade elot= M. lal• ail• : 10000 Imre maw pie dm. On IL . 10. id. low 401.. : 611 11% ,.. ). M. goo dm: • moilloosi gook of oboiloWt e ro is itZsolg• rib Illoval Ma tbarig. surly anis vele. 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Mark Fee.rearm of CLIMOIT Oar . 11,11 o r fr Mll reun t stre , == pa= „ ll.. Rev Midi is rira . maw 8. a AC . Is rineellln Tie led. tor anriebr of %Ward la maul NA minlZElMrig....., %a I iftolovels prim. Suagg r 1 On. M. Ozke446lBL fublications. THE 1410V111Th i n O d e . LOAM. 13y J. I. IMMO R ITCH 111. AMIN* of Tb• Lambe P•11/L" Co•H•Ho • I•ll•4l•3l.—Haftg • Mao HiforA—Cliil•Elopetnot—Tb• Hal 11.0.•—llp tb• Nu.r iNA—laldtablelmsy— J•dp• and JIM Clog•—The Oin Manisa Clubs— Oldir C•iikr•-11.41enur 14. 14,1011. b•m•—Tb• Panic bu••• •111. A Put. 11•61weTb• Halmfad H baths 1:41*-111$4.2===r i r . ads a r r . : CO111.—"Ii• Lora* Lemisralis TIME* 337. allind. p REM PREPARED WHITE OUTTA .1. PIISCHIAAM dogiot pi nal eSimallow mob for imand tomb or looilimoba vowel W Moon GA Mil 11. meow U. Larks. Ml* 4W111111014, Limped ;W mold b a direhile Ws. Men soft ed. Teem samitspes se gir Toolli Poordoron aim a kr Missy, laloft Mel Ur We In lugS drierl lllerser. Coral Mass 'oda rErV DISCOVERY in TEETH, coonistini in W ~Nike el larmillble Wed Wok IFIlk men linillo• to Wire *maw pram. af Ilmilly,•1111. man &Melia .... be prefrana mon rai ft Impumilis. Mkg an axed •Illows g, •11, at w g ismiglini, mi•lllesteatnallag amps inn, epsiallia Tim saw limp dor or Mak. WI MN be =lt Immo' Imperiere la d amel. a. OW Imd /..=‘,.._ . wg nerielis or Ism legii. Al Mope 0.01111.1/ Wl* 11= w oherlbsd, rod mlllia rum% of she lark maamiliL relBo.ll.l . =• l ir re A ti :Asl• 9" sl4 .l"lntila" klibee Olab d VAß Duirdmi. lal 0.•••11.41•• souk MN* etas wirel=lnelli. AA GOOD BET of TEETH ever insures favour 'all. addle Mk "'demotion ta at st i r matters to Et mtd• dt• tdmd 1, the raw. 0 N Mi ozgrigrat lat " and met Mda arliaMile 11. 4 mitattag all tam ma dm dad Imarlied a MM.= la the Mik •=maa dem dm am dm mi M. and N. madmen isl mitto as Ilat tam la IT l :r ig tll.. The mala . fitadda 00Ma." are to le WM W' A. wra add dm I% Ilstiamarded,' to tbe Many albed to M. MI tod Ma sed to chtedsta add , - R UPTURE/L.—The PATENT SELF-ADJUST ING aIIaNAII •- • m SWIM, eir* eaeohape liieetpre ea =.1 4 :-........4 rt . i .easi r 1 . 0 41e . = 0.1.0. 1 gus fi ..." ea Ye peel Medea atlka dr i ° 7. in.l 3:Kr ". 3 oo teem i x o reelend el% Num VERY man who is " wide awake" will instantly W. P A It WI LIFE PI LL W he hat Sat be ought to go *mating to hose then of Ms WWI Phi nod lavestest• Woo of phyle, hie as oil in modlotaet hal proem hi Meath sod no tholoneo vim% seprialie doubt. soh medteho venire to tows sod maLvirm..z.2.vrizitialsrrea-re,r. DL DV JOWOIII 61.1 lOHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL. No fe Ai As Iwo 0r; 4 6614) 16.11166 vordsonly osiosaloind rn el ft 4 606 sow II Ike 60.4 111 Obssoncoonmatlwestsisos now sow- - Minn Is so ossosty 9,1.1F be 1 Is al 01016Won iusi rLitsr wo b6sod the ..... h ito 16 gll X II; OOD LIM Mb WM 66 6 111 VW 1 1 Bat solo Is. • lo It ; Undo Ils. ; sionin sod Istollsd Ink lb damp vishnt slial woo r a po=osulon W nal ihrosohon do Us II balanbo sod 1661J/4" AXIL& Ware r All 06. Ea mlD. LONDON. w.O. D 7 elms Sao Wil;11W11164 "" Val.n. a On UOIVXXIs• CIASINO DE VENDIE, High Holborn.— VI PUBLIC NOTlCL—Approshinz Ckoo of the Scram— BAT VILKAT. Jos 11. la N Ihe LAST MOBS of the smolt BEASON. Ana inSeA ootabliotsneol will be Aimed for aa miens and of , fooonftlosf one mad eeJw—D,r setko will be I rte of lb. 194101211. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY v. COGNAC RR A V DT.--111/1/AliCe sett Co. Mee lest elzriel thee eelebrated Id* lAllil7 SU& the tem Tre4 z. • add old OW. Was ear we =YOB MI roar. lit reek .rd oe. oa rs/ w la? trine Weser to Ol d ii l i t L. Moe. sal, big Le . Ila h re_dedlej =re elder Sit q s ,. "... ‘il dde . stras 1 1 6 g rill la 6... ... ...Pe fir lift 4 ile •= g riti l d n = e __ , orris dm car-11. red drd arra. Herserd. 910 MERCHANTS and °them—C. W. BOW JL 06.0 A au* ft ildr%. babies. MMYe e1r74.1.14 = ll W el ismt sii4l :4 : l lll:9l l.ll.l lll 4 =eiis ainn "WI" Ir kLLEFS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of roArdidorsAue, R.POolr Eatlv. WOO=RO D, T01i i ......... 1 .0 . 6111 .4. v• remiss.. awl WI .halloo for 4 TAWiNVIra n D LEATHER POZTIIIANTRAO. 21S C RIVITIMIIIPATOli BOX. IGO sad withool Ennio' C. ALRER PATENT TRAVELLING RAO. .it wars combs. " nr id- _ . . T. •LLEN 4 U 100t nd =of Portobio Biondi- Vorilloro owl Nallon IlillOro Om maws Caloissvol. IN ood VE Evoiod. CIAI3.—GASELIERB is ORMOLU, Glass, sr .of alto wool boldolgar. Wary article amelod aria plala D. fIULUST. hmisstot Mita, Of laM OW lOW Mercurial Ow M li Assbo aalilmor. .104 ha warm.% le Mt lou for orolal Ithaca Ulna Molorhara. oar"; Hoibona, Loads. r t HEAP BOOKS.—SECOND-HAND OOPIES 114.404 re 041=4 4444.34nd 4: Tor. VIM, Us; 11.111•11Ths 11•Mmi f. Negsor. awl mu)) other wefts el the pa. 4444.4 pm 4•4 are so. 011 *ALS at MU DI kV lIRLY.O? LIBRARY. • ;41= 11.4 Is sow rod awl may 0 . 4.A.:14. clew.clew.F.44,4rd MN 4. * Now Othed-rmie=isi THE TRAIN.—.I. E. MILLAIS, A.R.A.—The Jl' LY Yuelrr of ilso Trak eagglabna Critkal sod fllairsithlonl Nodal of Mr. !Mob b ram o V •rw.. orlita • Portrait from • Mb.- tom& for iftwar WATEIrn. ls. Oroouhrl rh ode Awl Son USTRALIAN and NEW ZEALAND TA21111.-119e ILUIMIALIAII NZW SIMLA:IO GA. Mat of TO.IIOIIIIOW, Joao 17. prls . pea free. It —Mos W Swan. 11, Chmiatllase. Lootardslrest. Tad. moiled - 1w KM and Co, rolonseztanrow. holy I. len, yin be pobilne, prim Roe 1111/114, Part I. no be swoodnyl. of tho HOUSEHOLVWCYCLOPADIA i or Family Inetloaory of owylkft commend with R Nor Nada. cookery, omnolionny pro4ploklog. otos IMO & *dd.& I . * Weems's, polo, .. di : .101 ON iniftilli 4 sersg.rost auk Isom maw Impowerift et Ilko &Os in... V awl hlll Infteinillon niabh. Is al sew r=o3 Io On 4 dosiallo comfort. By on Asselotion el il ..4 Ilia at Sift oad.. : IC lont W oo.. SI owl U. Roimeolorroor ; one mold by A booloOst. nMIYM4 E veria., TE CURINErTY of age " NIPT pN lON i r itng • Orb. d u •••••••17 f iresn• promleN me isprme SI.D. It as 0•11• N it am wallow nvira se op new a. masa. a. _ _•i•dtql_k• rm. • 1•• K. _ • Tilerle . r at i =l . • n r4 , 1) ........ 1 1 1 otz.1b.1%.111•11T. TO ~.. I IT . 01 . 0 F Till EX NW/. THE' BALLOT MOTION. 811,—A report hay. lig been spread that the ques tion of the ballot in to be po. etFoThed over TuescleY next, the 30th inst., I beg to stets mos.' •30boitly that I hope to be in toy place on that evening for the Pulme of taking the opinion of the house on its merits. —1404 &C ., F. HEN. FERKELEY. House of Commons, June 93. MY COTTAGE. I have graftage where the saatesraa lark,' Pemba around ha gables all day hK. Brimmtart the kulierwrips until they drip With molten pii. Er embargo' enables. Here, woMarft wig the nornheredeefee elan Then ccrundel siva 'mike dew Is dry. Orel WM. dead, end stretch thdr invid Inds In the full bleeiai sem, latil Yehe.l larwergicroul theme, Ode maim Ron the roes •Le Z Imordleed, Lan th orn re ereder, t sem stedre Loh. I have a whose 6o sintl wideems, Cool from the gisy plain ornate breath Of the mid mem ma spa Ms km. And a low, Lem dmifmsii et wawa, 'rebirths spa M so I le sks. On my while essorral og M Mee TIM nil Int le be sr Ihs end Of driving am% hr 6 semelimm hear When they wil Inn Oak kems anon et heaven, And howl to lea ma BO the lens le kr ; And ell Ms inn" ore Any needle my Mad Yin own/ of Ihe maid Lem% Ando Ihe Mk sod nem the anon deles, A Aid nd sdelt a nbioss lis myna pi,, And leer aatoslsrl mien nem re weed. And esY elli Wris t old owl eaffetis haves, And soil kW ikidt the ferrying In band lie SKIL —Bop sued hone, by 8. H. Dam TER ART TARS AVM EIHIRITION.—The admis sions out Thursday, the half-mown day, showed a slight failing off. The returns were Admitted by season deluge, 3,620 ; on paymtsM, 3,206: total, 6,828. Of these, 2,06111 arrived by railway. The attendance yesterday was not ninerona, bat empanel interest was given to the gathering by the airtime* of the members of the Historic Society of Instaratdre sad Cheshire. who easeenbled to the number of 200 or more. from lAverpool, Cheater, Warrington, and Manehaster. Mr. J. C. Doane bee fitted up an anteroom to the private apartment in which her Majesty is to be received, which is handsomely famished with tapestries, armoury, and statuary. The whole symptoms are all that could be de sired for taste and &game, INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT Wnlinw.—The last Warsaw journals contain amounts of the Exhibition of Ma nat.-tures now open in that city. It comma seven saloons in the government palace. and proves that mentilmetures in Poland are in an advanced state. and that they producearticin of luxury which are highly esteemed in Itorda. It also con tains beautiful objects in gold, salver, and other metals from Moscow. Music bring greatly cultivated both at Warsaw and St. Petersburg. it causes no surprise to see exce ll ent pianos exhibited. Warsaw has also contributed specimens of her leather, morocros, and shoes, for all which articles she is renowned. The exhibition likewise comprises names:- , cats specimens of silk and rainsodosical productions from (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NEW BOOKS. Tray. Monsitalna Or ABYSSINIA. They rise from the plain, which le about three thousand feet above the level of these/a-mountain above mountain, to a height of eight thousand feet ; and by the labour of the Chriatian las bandmin they are provided with &sort of terntee•like planta tion, on which several sorts of cora are grown. The summits are crowned with villages and hamlets, ewer winds Ankobar, the capital of the kingdom of Shoe, rises mojoeticelly in the background, at the height of five thoutend feet, from the foot of the moun tain. This unexpected sight of the Highland* was so much the more delightful from there not having been • trace either of cultivation or human hebitstien, cacept the huts of the Bedouins, en the whole of our journey from the seashore to this place, • dintenee of tbnio hundred and twenty-four miles. —Smug froos Ethiopia. By John Macau Berate. A MoltneN " THE 1./ANsAISTX."—The ono special point of romance here (and you must look clime for it), is the relation in which married teen and girls toad to each other elsewhere, the attentions of the former to the latter pass for nothing; here • girl knows that her partner may at any moment be her lover and her suitor, though hie wife Is dancing in the sir-11-rid ; and many • flirtation IN buoyed up by the eircumetance. Men, too, of the brighter sort, love to usie . tl: r traition, and carry on mine. that would • t craft. Bern e& and third wieev take little the fitting or the wooing; bat you may now end then see a woman glancing too eagerly round, and from her belt-acne led jealously end 'Jared, and fear predominating over the other two, you may gar, what you will be told, that the watcher la an only liter, tie: ether women, if they see n, will ream and tell lerreha is se Mormon to look XI aft, r ber husband, and laugh at her hellish expectation of keeping an entire husband to barself. That girl now evidently knows the wife is watch ing her, and coquets all the more eagerly with the husband ; perhaps she way refuse him aßcr all, perhaps not with to do ao, perhaps Ind herself unable if she vistas ; hut they are not the only couple followed by eves struggling to see, sad yet not la believe.-4 Vint to the Bait Lohr. By W. Manilla& Tue Yournrut Eixt-ritici.ta.—One day, while 1 learning my Virgil, I continued to carry on the Lumbars of pounding some rocket mixture; but, as ill-loth would have it, Bever dincocertd my tonfokl em ployment, end inneediately took away the mixture from nee in considemble wrath. I watched where he pat it ; It wan on the window-sill of a room which as always kept locked ; the window. though not glared, had ckee ken hare through which nothmg could Nan. The cam was hopeless; I mold net recover nay rocket mixture, but a =thought struck me, I WWI resolved that no an, elm enjoy the spoil which I regarded as so valuable. I •bmehimir gime in my pocket, and I thought of Arr,hi wigs Ihe Roman fleet; the sun was Wasting, and I Mb diem a Semis on the gunpowder, which immediately lbw ♦ It wet well that the house was not est on Ire : Ihr pi, I was recialem of ail ounasquisces.—itess&n'a4 rat TDB WINI GRAPE IN AMERICA. (From the New York Mrertnuf I Mogreaine.) A aivul for the suffrages of the thirsty haa already gained a foothold in the West, ands likely 1.001 to form = important item. We allude to the Amman wines, which rare raised in quantities to merit attentive. Concerning the ems culture in this country, yet in its infancy, we find in a ',rent German publication some interesting facts from the pen of Dr. Gumprecht. The author explaies the mutes of the fallen to domesticate the European grapes in the United State. by thermemetrical and Itygroaletneel statements, and attributable to the growler proportion of noisture to whim the vino is here subjected, while the temperature Jr more favourable in Philadelphia, Cincinnati, or Sr. Louie ' than in Yana, Dresden, ur Pnigue. The Catawba grape, an indigenous variety, is now extensively cited in the west and south-west, and this Wilke bids fair to become an important article of comntere‘ In 1661 the vineyards comprised less than 3,000 arras, tan granter proportion of which was in the vicinity of Ciselnatil, from whence the grape culture has since spread, slang both ban= of the Ohio, to Pittsburg and Cairo, and ins southerly direelen through Kentucky and Tennessee to Alabama, and westerly into Missouri. On die Ohio an acre yields on nn avenge 500 gallons of w WM . , as lumen. yield compared with the engage of Iran= which is only 200 gallons. In 1853, howesee, edited was the most fruitful year since 184 e, the yield was moat extraordi nary, averaging along the Ohio 650 gallons to the acre, sores vineyards even producing from 800 to 900 gallons. The mien growers of Ohio are mainly tiermana and their descendants. In 1832, on the amipanitively email arra devoted to wine growing, the produce of wine in the United States won estimated et 500,000 gallons; and in 1854 the cellar of Mesas. Lengsworth sod Zimmerman, at Cincinnati, con tained 80,000 gallons. In a few wears the product win doubtless be trebled, since the high prices of wins pay the producers a largo profit, end the demand is so greet that the Cincinnati wine clatters sre scarcely able to keep a stock on hand. The juice is manufactered into either still or sparkling wine ; the latter is the most Knight nfter, and the production of sparkling wine Mimed to Ohio is estimated at 115,000 dollars per annum. • The wine raised in the United States is meetly white s but little of it being red. The value sa in Europe dep.:ode of the character of the soil, the mode of treatment, sad the weather. The years 1846. 1848, and 1851 produced thsbeet wines both here and in Ea pe • the vintego of 1853 wen else a geed ono. In gene s 1 the product of the Catawba raps has the fined flavour, and the greatest durability ; it upprola, in quality for thir ty years. Aceording to =analysis made in 1846, the American wipes contain from 7to 11. per mat. of alcohol. A sample of Catawba bock, from Loneswerth's cellar, seven years of age, was proved by an andysta to contain hose 11 to 11 6-10 of alcohol, and sample of red wine waa .faisnd to have 94 per cent. it.• proportion of alcohol in the American wines is about the same es throe in France and Germany. The prices of Ame rican wines may be considered high Still wine from 6to 8 dollars per deem, and sparkling brought 12 dollars in 1854. New wine ranges from 40 ecnts to 1 dollar 10 cents per deem. Of the recent aequisitiene of the United States, California and Florida will probably, end ere long, be ranked steepest the wine-producing states. In California the catholic rine allegories cultivated the grape successfully, and in Florida, else, from the domes is =see. In Canada Wait, where certain species of wild grapes are very abundant, the there recently introduced manufacture of trine LW be's attended with the neat signal 'MAMAS. Durka;lan's Jonernal'pronounces it superior to the imported pit Willi. 4i.th n Crs u. CORMORANTS AT THE KISIIRT LAI( Ks—The great cormorant ntdifies not only on nunlike rocks, but shoo oa wooded islands in freshwater lakes. Lori Shannon's game keeper, at Csstle Martyr, duel es that be mantled me year upwards of eighty ounnerante nests on lofty fleatth &- tree.. The curiously indented mid toe of the ourperant tierces the two-fold purpose of enabling him to grasp slippery fish and the bough of a tree. Milton was evidently ewers of the tree-perching habits of this bird, for Le thus pictures Eat= : up he Sew. and on the tree of 11:o AM the fishermen on the Kerry lakes bear this 'Reedy fowl a grudge; and no wonder, for he has prodigious stomach capacity, and can easily dispose of half his weight of fish in a day.— Van:fans in Ireland. By C. R. Weld. TILE DRTRALTER'e GRANIMON.—OId Gresham chuckled over the ides, em he sat rimming, like • half•forced peach, in Orange's window, upping a warm jelly, though the thermometer stood at Eal degrees in the shade. " A strange histury—a stnusge history this shout the defaulters," mumble d to Beau Brockstone, who was Mrleg to mean* the blank countenance of an elderly ee , of the London pave, who aces hie linither fleets gradually deserting him, and whom. rheumatism interdicts a Mao kat mud Cones. " But it serves I:titanium right. What beim bad he to eagraff a fine young fellow like his eon Based en the abaft of a atiam-engine P For my part, I strenuously oppose—in my own family—all intermar riars with the shopocracy. They are sure to end ill. When pat, roue are prosperous, they are purse-proud. When they meet with reverse., they come on their high connexions fur assistance. I blackballed two bookers and an army agent', son , last year, at White's, entirely upon prin ciple ; and one of them hen since appeared m the merle." The sir noble with which old Gresham abook out the finest of cambric handkerchiefs, as he spoke, and superciliously applied it to his crane's bill of • nose, purported that the arms he had figured on a shield at Cressy and Poietiers. Yet in the memory of man, the grandfather of the saucy im peder had bees a dryaalter ; though in en small a way, and Ia ee shady a pilaw, that he felt pretty safe from cocogmuon.— The Toro elriitecracia of Mrs. Oore, THE CONSPIRACY OP THE CENERALS.—The Commander-ha-Chief of the Army of Perin regularly assem bled every Thunday the general officers of his army and his division. He was of opinion that a &delve measure was necessary. Without knowing the day, he knew that it woe near at hand, and he was resolutely devoted to its soma plishment. On the 2fith of November, Gem. Magna received all the generals of the army of Paris at his house; they were twenty-one in number. Ile then took on Itimsedf the grave resolution of making known to them a ascret which was not exclusively his own. This confidence, essentially delicate, would have been dangerous if it had not been placed in officers guided by duty end honour. The general-in-chief exposed rapidly to his comrades the situation of France, the Imperative nrieseity of raving society menaced by demagogy, the dolga which he knew the elect of the people entertained of making a new appeal to national sovereignty, and the can t:Mend which he plaoed in the army to protect the liberty of the vote against the attack of factions. He n ade known hie Arm resolution, for his own part, to engage his fall and entire responsibility in an enterprise eminently national; ho ex premed a hope of being imitated by the generals of the army of Paris; but he added that, if there were amongst them some who could not conscientiously follow him, he left them the liberty to explain themselves dearly, remarking, how ever, that he relied en their Renee of honour end their v = bity not to reveal what ho had stated. . . . the emotion was calmed down and silence re erialdiehed, General Mignon mid, " Let us all swear that not one of as will speak to any one whatsoever of what has taken place between us:" The twenty-one generals all took the tank with fervency, and it has been so well kept that we are the first to make known, after the lapse of fire years, the exist ence and the result* of this memorable meeting.— History of the Be-estatolishmeat of thc Empire. By M. de Caseagnac. • AN ELECTRICIAN'S PHILOSOPHICAL ROOM.—Bat to proceed now into the penetrate' of the mansion, the philosophical room, which is about sixty feet in length and upwards of twenty in height, with an arched roof(—it was built originally ere • music ball,—and what wonderful things you pill see. A great many rows ;:o . f iss spets and ands saucers some bits of metal, and wires from them inie saucers containing some dirty-looking lie in which, with much attention, you may espy • few crystals. It was the in relation of a battery by which the stream of the eisento fluid could be maintained without !legging, not for 'houn only, but for days, weeks, yearn that wag tbe foundation of some of Mr. Croats most remarkable discoveries. Crystals of all kinds, insmy of than aseewunde brims by human skill, ere in peeper. But you a& startled in the midst of your obeervations by the smut orechlfog mound that attends the passage of the elec tric spark, yon bur also the rumbling of distant thunder. The ran Is already plashing in great drops against the glass, end the soun d of the passing 'parks continues to startle your ear. Your host is In bigh glee, for • battery of electricity is about to come within his reach a thousandfold mono powerful than all these is the room strung together. You follow his body steps to the organ gallery, and curiously approach the flt whence the noise proceeds that has attracted your notice. Too see at the window a huge brass conductor, with a dis charging rod neer it parting into the Boor, and from the one knob to the other sparks are leaping with increasing rapidity, and noise, rap, rap, rap—bang, bang, bang; you are afraid to approach near this terrible engine, and well you may; foe every speck that paters would kill twenty men at one blow, if they were linked together hand in hand, and the spark sent through the circle. Almost trembling, you note that from this conductor, wires pane of without the window, and the electric fluid is conducted harmlessly away. On the instrument itself is inscribed in large letters the warning words— ?I 01l toe Yawn. Nevertheless, your hem does not fear. lie approaches as boldly as it the flowing stream of fire were a harmless spark. Armed with his insulated rod, he plays with the mighty power; he directs it whom he will; he sends it into his batteries; having charged them thus, he shows you how wire is melted, dissipated in a moment, by its pas sage; how metals—silver, gold, and tin—are inflamed, and burn like paper, only with most brilliant hues. Re shows you • mimic enrols, end a falling star, and so proves to you the muss of those beautiful phenomena; and then he telb you that the wires you had noticed, as passing from tree to tree round the ground., were connected with the con ductor before you ; that thtty colle•dcd the electricity of the atmosphere as it floated by, and brought it into the room in the shape of the sparks that you had witnessed with such awe. And then, perhaps, he will tell you that the electricity lies in a thunder-cloud in cones, alternately positive and negative, and be will add that he is able at a ll times thus to measure the electric.sl state of the atmosphere ; and he will tell you many curious facts which he has subsequently ob served relative to that state at various periods of the day and night, and at the different seasons of the year. —Xemeriek el 4tttlrote Crow, tAo iikotriciato. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC. The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending. Jane 20, amounted to 498,49 W., and for the corresponding period of last year to 437,2831., showing an increase of 41,2111. The grans receipts fur the eight ntilways baring their termini to the metropolis amounted tor the week ending ati shore to 21497 1 3. /. ; and for the eorrerponding week of last year to 200,2521., showing an increase of 15,667/. The increase on the Eastern Counties railway amounted to 2,3821.; on the fired Northern. to 5551. ; the Great Western. to 3,3401.; and on the hart( and North Western, to 6,073/. ; on the London and Black well, to 1231.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 6261. , and on the London and South Western. to 1,714/. ; on the South Eastern, to 735/.; total, 15,677/. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 282.267!. and for the corresponding period of 1826, to 237,0331. ; ahowing an increase of 25,3341: In the reaipts of these lines, which, added to the increase on the metropo litan lines, makes the total increase 41,2111., as compand with the corresponding work of 18.53. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. Rama& & O dale m and Leotard thro had letfirtorox. E e l= g T re d s Dublin no.: . Dundo nod Mick .. .tow las Llapleora loundaM sod tionahltim Dundee and Arbroath 1.4 rot heel. . . . l La 4 de t n CoustMO, lieketit, dial Wain E4..b.rt .;* Ndiaborgb. 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