The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1857. —she el ll* SlNlNEsifibg doe regeteattaive tastes bean s ekes Is set he are sews. But .bile we freely admit this let se eh Ism then a essotalies is Ohm reedy, Is tete te heat the pledplelhe* Zioleal silt awe he alitleall es RS IS ie *ddb he hooligan &dime ha the vel et he anteriad umejealp el her pepaellealt enstaide int* the beam peewee the roaremold Our %hey Ws is the nets* Ow dawdled balswees talsk taw miens arm ezembe ea orb ether—istbeeledissee slew pee* Ie wave headwaters' ykaiselambetelslisward hastiness' said want lespeeteledity—ia theaohnelica vbke I will met nib by has whoa It mead Me by mow Thee is • morn of paver is the Tagil& reale mid& they we wise earegisavee So psi wholly White their phial me. eisetkas. They de maw up ell their ebbe& Is heir 11111► total segadty. • sow sad slat pealed Yeast adb hetk a whole mew etwerei hate whets, to he es ryebe et warp body, amps the weds be et the palled weld. There is se aselltudes me shah es the asuilat—la whisk yes eta se Oat sleek* IM olithilatkas el political elessa. New, ell this artlielly would be lost VIPS emir eve is to the prima* el extratalag eiseeerel Isis urn properties le anseekal *eases. " • ineerstie sad aa tees **warty," rye a wet tatter, "spec beitla%ty be bah slats, the rasa or pee* deka** Me *Mb aweer," ma se is kat thee it prepartisa d the palldel, that is, West a dermat power,* the *awl pawn." We no hie ewe of thaw b hatries, we erne it be Yesse• either canary le there a biabby wake et the leaf item el the stets opts the pester. The maid* paebaratabil *maim one r the aiseraiss. ltsem WV we sr me • state ri *bop la IsairaL Lot it is the ant We* et the pen to issekses ea the people, that la **lag for she priasipbe dew Nairn, we swat seal reiformity el dm wrest ia .lit i bah the saw Lot the grab Marty sea Ws wise neat et tie Thew A pea mfr array wall sat she diasataitel; salvo nasal biller pet the prrenaist dads emery weallbsee beta Wan are r lot thin, yews nal its walikeless lan slier W misadies bid *Wei • be laternitemt aid ma imp sled isibmwe." Of the best wren t mosideridualol re smut spook ea men eater ocessisa. dieembidd • dm eogng es"—thet daserilme WWI* ay friend wine (Isingktsr.) Ah I beereillswith, wad yramay paistlim Wyo.**, as " Ulysses sprain the MAIM', and raisin the ivied." fpreglMer„) By *sissy, lt read Wove bat his me s, end es my &mica Aimed le yerticalar about Greek motets, I cornet myself. I oberve, toe, that yap hare got my Mead the Lord Chancellor, and I wish that some et the sculptors would take lan In km& sell Mahe hits Oa apprentice, booms thee, podepe. he mead has to eat • prettier figure thee eit present (Aggeresa4 How ever, he swans to be a good boy this IA end to do away with the seandel that rye that is Ids plass In the Lords he reemiskles the preportions inFaistaff s tavern kli—e Imitp`coth of law to se onemeas let trek. Who eiede I ale? My triad the Whip, wham &the kbadrea Ttisbrwisp rawled the wren thee he the met. Me hr get heed with beim blia.tee,ftr hebaeleherathe same sod grayed& hal elme• whew bearner sew sr hued el Mine, Gad be has to eamvbeeeeeary as et Hem that be le the ingot &snow is the wee* and &Weed fir elite, if hi will may take can to veto Matt sad moistly. He'd mike • good study tar No* delving the raw beams, two and two, iMo the ark— (lnglise)—K isq el yes ere is Wain al art. Well, Mr. Potato* vs have bad • tweets,* peed Maser, for whisk we as very meek year Mecca, end I notice the delicate at- Maths a/petting • willow-pettets pit. belore res. It re aide me, ea ft was intended to do, of my ear Monis tbs Mom, bat I. whom I sight have bees iambs my bop apes • willow of my ova. They we • very MOW sr dna, bet yea mast observe that they do met meelentmil per opoothe ; rad I ma quite we that, as outlets, you meet eB lad that It i ear duty es • &Mead people Isere them that knowledge la common with ether Ideasimp, and there hest last you will all sympathies Is Dr. Dowring's war. I A only odd that HI as reseole the preeperity of art in ray wsy daring the man swim it will give me very sin e/PO Ikea= I• de so; awl, though I can't supply you with wq Mp agues.,l9l make as many bishops aa I can for you, onl ria have Ts hen WO Rh Ida% dronen an dinn : inlet w woe h wren sows la non (Appleowe.) Mr. Preeidentoey kids, wed gentlemen, I leg to rates you ray beat awake, sad to espies in ell swim. nem ray hops ter the prosperity et the Royal Medway, wham wetter) good judge ewe condwan, though they ought all to be ken se wren es pendia (Lang sad topturous amen, iipsokally tam the Lord Chancellor, who les cow prehended Me hot Jahn) PUBLIC MOCIENIIVG. (From the Era.) The demise of a ' royal personage has led to the mama) mewl erections from certain °Nortek. official &pati sserie. 'lb Earl Memited, for example, issues an order from ths Coley et Arms, slated that it is "expected" that all prom do pat thwnselvas Mto decant mourning for ten days. Now Ow haft smismd by the 11M1 al tha Dateless of OlsomM asit al rupsattal ragisy sad soy " ardor Te• sysillogysttlog sa MM. tere Is IMO* sayardesaa East Impislamt. Xraymlll allksthmaislms la to heti- Mats am a malts, of from, sod Whom who ma gas as mai obi/ by is rig my from ths lbw it Oh al ths bid of an lioldem pmealko—tho MA *Ea OM family sf Illms—vlll tat slabs drop la their sadism attbo. Madam at as 'Sm, wham pm bdos le Meat saart amommdsla, barium ea Os ddlsaimm k Ms dam MIS la a pity that the old mediae mast is thsgollos, am tag Mr mime it is. If ths payls MI balked to mom Ihrty was M sad apastmases aymptihy a a far more gasifying *OM of woad Om palmy sa black meta, se- Ming Is Wahl lirsallass. The myslallims swami Adak me krio urged objections ass, leaser, ad campoilastrlMwa mcomat, as mary addend the bast tarsislion IS bls loyalty, seta a Its pewee: bat what an wit to as sealant an ordination of to. Lord Chasilistimla Mob Issmeihss tee slustisg op et all tho *MN s bbjortillsOsa fu Mr MOM Mt MMUS of the royal bath l'lmpla me Ist ssersardal try tosemad lithe Lad amisabila mold smash Ile comsat se lib in the Mispiliabasdghtpaiassamsedd allot ehiciilleinader- IBM waliedelimasmily llom bat batushotao rites aim Is sastabast mg sash mar. His wand° ed- Mims Is Ita porbaly/ MM. Ms Mrs, thednating Maa,sa visas et yak omt la Leaden as mlbeted bla Mama L marmls dasmod Mamass/ amd Isms ths mast smog wilarniswassis took hi swim Mare ever the War be boo am osairal. WWII it aoctbersfors, be moo ..slot via comosa mar V be sm. to 1•11/1111.0. IMMO at bisalbemete in ally cue t 111 a minim a otoppego of tba laid Gamma In ose OM% am if it van ormagetog obnoxious, end magic it in Sow tab best in • direction to labia be Is, in reality, awl shwa however, all ▪ olidal vagaries aro aingamalvely of little import meat ead us alma ad rues gm If woo sat to prated avid tbe bode* Midst ea a aim who saa 21 sand to be Woad la dr mom of play airman& Then an oure litaiesao i mom samba to deo amoiregolitaa &mem be edema in. labilmoy oagsaiias ask Moan la • mins Wasik& Tbo in dad poshodea Moan nadir so may soloral lad unsambis samialiss as is risk" say walla at 'Mold latonapdat of their dada, eubjcvting Ilma bases of law, • pedals cruelty. The Lord Chan,- boudoir nay glad dr Imo of ma a, bat it tae which wall to moo bream/ laillebesseleara la the simmace. It wain. wear bat air If ahem eta ame was b emit tlemoloos, WI as grabbed, tossivol sem aompssestaca from gear aim team fry aro magas" to obsy. DEGREES OF TILE LONDON UNITENSITT. (Prom the Lowed.) The approaching general meting of the graduates of the tainnity et Leads A hive to disease some ow motor queedese. It i vow aunty tea yaws anal the gralaSes tint organised thennives with a view to the peeleslion et their acwisiale eights, ear the development of the Ilateenity. They ere ea do point of wilanaer the essihnis sten thseldothe—sineestlea, gerlaste wawa- Asa lathe itnista, pedinsealny ispenablisa—Ser Ash Soy Sae hughl se kw. The Hens estastary bee Welled the Ms* einelsed ths pedals. That dims* =der efts' distanka V the siesta The Sri astimeat is ea the wry me of womplidukant. • hmlabie Meek h mewled We line, mot by So eerie, bat by • intim of the gesioalia The meek with ON but elesiole isembilly, to maned be aboden is the sew .leer thole nenietins aids Is On ainleies druids hr degrees what bon epeeist se sijalty, by assledlas may worthy setae Weefeedli le the Wee et So malvenity, by leer rees. bar Itemblies, IWO. the ariarkoreat bar 'edema ; Ind s • ilisswegfog t the peopled hoe adoemeiam, by amegthilar ea eimetbelimahoel sisepstysteeeettybar he agar Is a mei, the um* whist ha he mid ohm expeelmei the evils at the preemie mho, h limeied to ern the alacrity so alert ae andlidee firs demo at ealytheenehe priori ken ABM Awn. Min Ohne she. It was. to sabsthale ea Improved oyeten, d ommisatios Sr the prang sae et anlisain at mananisa. Oa the ether hook a section elionarao—sons, era at mienteed hadlto game sod reopTeeley--ec?eale . in "fame le sem emelt, ilk& beisambils, vier In the ;slang sada by —' sucti 'Meted leillsilser as dr Bodied OTI lisbool, sad dui working Ma's Cc gab* belegsaient of, and oupeise Is, tbs knowlsbps bolt dot • sela may amaze, re Wasps preserviag this tout odious kora et protection, woe at the based of being ties charter for which an many bard battles lave been fergig. Let as mad the graduates, that tide is a widest which cream urn theta slow. The univenity is lot thin alone, It is the university of free education—the university of the suirepolle—cl the people. In their deliteratices they will het that it buena then to ries above all psaisal intends, sod sot leo hastily to erase that the tularemia of coilege, sad al 'Mask' are seeteserily thole of the aniveesity sad of the tawdry. Mach is in their hands. We treat that by aMi attendance sad calm deliberation they will testify to the Importance of the juncture. ST. ET!! LBERO Itnatormrs.--711• Rector of &. Ethalbiages, ku commial • wit r NM wind • pommy yedshleak he been morn pawky' + iesmimeoal ehisselar el She sir. vim of St think aim ssorael his d • limn GAN& it Ilbsola We moped thet Mr P. Weird ea WWI elt the assirr.— Liam INP110•1111 COIENCIOCATIOX WITH litatAlth.,-- We done by Ambled, Orib hr this mouth that a pima everelis ea keptivel esminiestto• with haled }in le ads& immellataly, by riser of the iist Pestkv, Mak and 8801fflorpow•r, "hi* am 1= ismall ebb wpm. We ahril thet liberal taw eniler bin has mak se bar yreme woes by the loath Weir lima thogroy, Ar aWS et piss arias her esemes r bob peirosm thievish Am Ida Is Omit at malwal• Wm, alsiNIA wider N. mat hired and ;met hi ed Puns, ikon bar poi Pour red Alm* PIM kr lib Ws. POLITICAL 0088IP. • A supplemental list of the recipients of the Vio• beta Area will shettlybe Rased, but -wM be limited, Ws the Nita &ivies Iligasixe, to four ofecere, seisstatt has an i[01111013•11 number at aspirants; hes Royal Rlghsess the Comnantlor-ht-Ohldbatnit dotartiaitsad to adbare to tha latter of the wantat, sad only award the crop for a di dad sot of valour. The Visited Service Magazine states that Colonel Prosser retiree unreediattly from fandhant. It is reported that his suctemor ea Lieutenant-Governor vet be Colonel Rochfort Scott, ilow A.Watant Inozhestar. We (United Service Gaulle) understand that the probable wamenscar Is Vice-Admiral the lion. W. Gordon, Uamniw-Ira•Chle[ at the Nom, is Vice•Maoiral Sir Mery L Meter , whose brief and unprofitable command at Queenstown gives him a atm( claim to favourable roe- Abboud's. The Oa :Me of last night publishes the names of the olio= sad men in the British navy and army who have received the decoration of the Legion of Meow from his Impanel llalasty the Emperor of the French; but, as the ems Itat les gpwd is the public journals, it le not name- airy to meet M hire. The Mum, however, Anilo4llloBl her Malady's royal Ikeese and permission that tmes nominated may swept awl mew the lasignia of the several clams of the Imperial 01111111 to which they are appointed. We have wawa to believe that Vie -Admiral Sir Barrington Reynolds, K .C.D., is selected by the Lords of the Admiralty m the surreswr to Admiral Sir William Parker, so Commander-In-Chief at Devonport, whom period of service is about to expire. Hear-Admiral Reynolds, on being promoted to his flag, wee appointed Commander-in- Chief of the Cope of Good Hope, whence the gallant admiral was transferred to the south-emit coast of America. He returned to England in January, 1862, having received the of us, mummify for tibi aervicopt auruag ble The gallant officer was promoted to the rank of Vim- Admiral, 4th July, 1833, and in February, I&S., he was nominated a Knight Commander of the order of the Bath. The Record learns that Dr. Biekersteth's abseace from the llonee of Lards on Thursday arose treat the Lard Chancellor having at the toot moment attended to a crotchet which had been before considered and dismissed with refer ence to the resignation of Bishop thuds. The result was that be doubted whether the ex-bishop's resignation wee sufficient to avoid his temporalities, and consequently peened in signing the writ of summons to the Bishop of Ripon." "There is one matter (says the Spectator) upon which public opinion appear to have made its conclusion— that is, while a large part of the public positively Incline to the ballot, the opponents an growing feebler in their denial. It is mid that there la a definite number of members pledged to the measure now arethey sincere? if they keenly mean to cony out their pledgee, they will demise net together in asserting and enforcing their demand ; and lithe"' are sincere they can suceeed. Besides those who are distinctly pledged, armful other members in the Homo of Commons on waver ing, and are prepared either to relinquish their opposition or to transfer their votes. The first point to be sesertained is, bow far those new members honestly intend to carry out their pledges and wo do not know any man who could better minter there for that purpose than kfr. Berkeley. If ho led them loyal and firm in their purpose, meet unques- Useably they can dictate the Ballot to the present govern ment and the present parliament." The John Bull protests against the policy which the conservative party, es • party, and more expCcially its ostensible leaders, have pursued towards the public prem. "Not only are the conservative party chargeable with hav ing neglected to take measure. for tainting the services of intellect and talent fur the advocacy of conservative prin ciples, on a ratio and In a manner commensurate with the attacks constantly made upon them by a hoot of singularly able, though often equally unscrupulous writers; they have done all that in them lay to discourage the advo cacy of their principles by dame who might be led to devote themselves to it from conviction, and in the Internet of the common cause. The contrast between the treatment which literature—periodical and political literature mars especially —has received at the hands of the Conservatives, and at the hands of the Liberals, la alone sufficient to account for the loss of power, as well ea of public estimation which it cannot, we fear, bedroled that the Conservative party has sustained." The Sadurday lieriew thinks the croaking of the Qoarterlo RITIIIO ea to the composition of the new parlia ment, unmanly, unpatriotic. and unstatesnianlike. "Solon undrestood the theory of constitutional government better than the o . tiorlerly reviewer, when he said,' I have given the Athenians, not the hest lawn which GUI be, but the best which they can bear ; and a popular election accomplishes its true purpose when it gives us, not perhaps the best possible parliament, but the best which public opinion at the time will beer. What we want in the House of Commons is, not a sympiesometer which fluctuates with every panting cloud, but a barometer which shall indicate the real variations of the political atmosphere. To demand that the instrument should stand at ' eat fair' when it Is pouring out of doors, is about as wise as was the conduct of the gentleman who, in his horror of east winds, always tied his weathercock to point west during the months of March and April." One advantage of the " Corrupt Practices at Eke none Act" is that it will afford tho public • preens recount of thesetual exponees of each election throughout the United Kingdom. "The return," says the IrecklylliepekA," will conclusively demonstrate the heavy tax imposed on all public men by the present system of voting, sad adablish incontes tably the absolute necessity for the application of a remedy. Election expenses have hitherto been a myth. They have been supposed to be very much greater than they really me, but still they are much larger than them le any good reason that they should be. .1 spent 1,5004 gay lint election,' said • late member, ' end was returned. I spent only 7001. at my last, and I war rejected.' An experienced election agent says, ' Show me who has spent mod money, end I will show you who ham been returned.' In both tastiness the parties mean only perfectly legal enpenese—not bribery, corruption, or even tresting.". The Press has a touching appeal to the con servative members who have shown signs of defection. "Are," it rya, "the ties which unite party so light, the sympathise and esexibitions which bind men together who Les es iess Might able by aide so utterly worthless that they en tabs snipped asunder for the sake of a caprice, and whitled down the wind for the enthronement of • oration? Hr ell that served to ennoble party connec tions and lift them above the character of a mere sordid combination, been heard of for the last tinte—the sacrifice of petticoat partialities—and reservation of individual alma—till both could be gratified by the triumph of the general pea dpi. which the party might espouse P 'Then, indeed, I. the chintzy of political warfare at an end, and the sga of calcu lates and contractors has succeeded!" THE BISHOP OF LONDON ON THE MISSION OP 11111 Latth.—Our readers roue have observed the wide view of the Episcopal office evidently acted upon by the amber of London, one "rail feature of which is hie earselinese in embracing opportunities of illustrating and enforcing the union of ministers and laity in the work of evangelizing the masses. Thus he attended IW evening at the annual meeting of the e of the Epiecopil Chapel, Grey' s-inn-leas a tr l which the Rev. E. Garbett is minister), held In the large schoolroom, Amwell-street, l'entoneille. About 600 person., were present, end the tasteful decorations of the room betokened the interest with which the occasion wee regarded. The bishop and Ma. Tattaae , not merely to the speeches, but tots., et the entariss et wkMi e t= took the chair, sod delivered an Whew well by • mamma visas as fall ot paellas! whelea." The right rev. .tte expand hie deep sass et * valeta of such rwsew as that In removing tie Mask Issareag ma w ansasion Wi lmetween maw and tens es Thai ansaties hat li was as lma eta should =Laird id esteent—not earned to dim* ableastirs sal bat canalise to the west sal intattoris eary-day life. By mit vats anon thearelese they mama seek strength ter the videsion ay work, wadi el, both clergy end laity, had lime them It bed has a phial Wlsction to him dace he aim to Lon don that he bed always bawl great dincaty in addraing the poor. Ha b awd sematy atom et the opera tire cisme a alinceen, to the seneeles at work it pro- hero among thwa ; end thsa, to those is Ibis mend pane ME, and ."7o 7l4lliedllne—b• atm. la Ils sltheneedembee to die yodel weak pew WS& 111110 dicer . =. 11 1. 1 how des Wien dallscW_ dlarki-visteise, and asteeing aid es violas. woes assealstiens and re lalreea mall* an is W end Mai rea hil 'aelleisee duals et Is Gar em and ether aanals. Lame he mhos they were able aminesha tie Mika • wok lAr Chrit man the poor. The Mee. who Ind Meg ma woody aledvad by the aledint ir detellesi, halleehaid a etakaseen doing the to the mend= were pane- Vrrer. Canon Dale, Lc. J osep h ecridrdsperWlL Bra. Res. E. Goshen, sad Mr. J. the bonedlelles. Payne. T. proesedi a' is d concluded with a analogy, sad —Jacor LITEE.iIIT INTELLIGENCE. (Free the AMA's's* . Circular.) • One of the food important and interesting work. pablished since • our lest Circular to Luttrell's Historic Relation of Star Albin, from the Clarendon Pram, in 6 v 01.,, 111vo,—the work so often Allred to by Mr. Macataley In his History of England, we have also to notice the publication of Hue's Christian ity in Chins, 2 vols. • the third and fourth volumes of Sir C. Nspier's Life Ind Opinions; Bunbwry's !tussle after the War, 2 vole. Cr. Bvo. ; Delgleirle• Memorial. ef the High School of Edinburgh, folio; the eighth volume of Professor Wilson's Works, and the tenth of Lord Brougham'. • Stewart'. The Tent and the Khan, Bvo. ; Burke's Landed Gentry, Part 3; Lose's Form, British and Exotic, Vol. 3, royal Bvo. ; Hurstholue'• New Zealand, 2 vols. • Chbson'a Recollections of Other Lands, Cr. Svo.,• San g'. Higher Arithmetic, cr. Mo. • Lever's Fortner a Olimixim, 3 vole. poet Mo.; TM Iketode Note-Book, 12mo. ; The Rival Suitors, by Mrs. Hubbeck, 3 vol.. ; Glenwood Manor House ; &eters of Charity, 2 vols. • Der and Fair, 3 vols. ; Under the Lime Tram, 12m0.; ' Fanny Dogs with Fanny Tales, 4to. ; The AM.Nogrephy of a Phrenologist, by °eider ; Dean Ramsay's Change, in Social Life, fep. See. ; The Press, the Pulpit, and the Platform, er. Sr.; Mears Sermons, by Rev. Vt. B. ?dant, lien. • the Second Volume of Calvin's Letter, by Bonnet • lereel in the Apocalypse; Winwoni• Vineyard Labourers, 12mo. ; Ember Hours, by the Rev. W. E. 12mo. • Barrow's Parochial Sermons, fep. See. • and a of Lenten Sermon., edited by the Bishop of See. Among the recent announcements will be found—A story of Modem Life, by Shirley Brooks; a new dory by the Author of Margaret and her Bridesmaids; The Romany Rye, by the Author of Lavengro (immediate); Anne Sherwood. 3 vole. ; Lily, mile English Governer In Russia, by G. A. Sala; The Adventure, of Thema', (lurked, 3 vols.; Below the Surface, 3 vole." . Lucian Pl.yfair, by Thomas Mackern ; The Unprotected, or Farago. in the Life of a Dreumaker ; The Barefooted Maiden, by Auerbach ; Tam getta, the Squatter's Home, a Story of Australian Life, by W. lionitt Bummer Mon ths among the Alpe, by T. Hineblitf ; Seempaviss, from Gibel Tanek to Stamboul, by the Author of Las Gringos ; North America, its Agriculture and Climate, by Robert Russell ; China, Australia, and the Island. of the Pacific in 1865-56, by J. D'Herre • Pilauf Gm Stamboul, by Mos. Ifornby ; Arctic, Wier, by Lord Darin; A Residence amongst the Chinese, by Robert Fortune • Memoi r and letters of Colonel A. 8. If. Moun tain ; Life of George Stephenson, the Railway E rgo sissr_i. Itivee Gardens, by Noel Humphrey. Aubrey by Wailer C. Perry ; May Carols, by de eve ; Howes Odes and Episodes, by the Rev. J. E. Tong. ; The Philosophy of Logic, by George Boole Borne Remarks on Gothic Architecture, by George Sco tt; Bloombeld's Farmer's Boy, illustrated by Birket Foster and others; Art and Artiste in England, by Dr. Waren; Winged Words, or Chanter }'. Woodcocks, by J. P. Mirror, with Etch ings; Music the Voice of Harmony in all Creation, by Mary Jane Eatcourt ; Echoes from Egypt, by the lbw. W. J. Groves; On the Right Vse of the FArly Father., by the Rev. J. J. Blunt ; Stones of the Valley, by the Rev. W. 8. Symonds; A Selection from the Correeqwe of R. E. H. Greyer, edited by the author of the • of Faith; A Translation of Len Adieux d'Adolph• mod ; and in Orifice Manuals., Arithmetic, by Dr_ _Peacock ; Applied Medi/mice, by Professor MacQuoine Renkin; and Practice of Medicine, by Drs. Williams and Aitken. It is said that M. Guist has already made arrangements far the publication of an English translation of his forth coming memoirs. The eztenair sad valuable library, containing about 8,000 volumes, of Primo, Von Hagen of Berlin, will be sold by suction in that city en May 18. The collection is parti cularly rich in German mediaeval literature. in editions of the Niebelungen-lied apecially, and of the writings of Goethe. OCR PROSPECTS IN CHINA. (item the &(wits, Reriar.) Bow is as* a war to be waged ? How are we saisad with a perdstioa which, IMIMICT• it Ns we may, Grill hem* ekes am the void like parted water ? How see we le idea respat for awe owes be. the dwallore shag the Chest Walk ow Ye the tababiteate at the provisoes at the dhow iterdiset VI lite prepseals which oar sdriests ear as we deb Medea ea the amwsptate that the,. is startilig Ms a aswormeet to Aka. Thin is, of coarse act the allaidaot use be systitiaa directed MS wins; perkier, wakes the buraror at Palter bas power to slake hie faders elsord by tile yegaistisa aim his ssaboord ; be it wilt be tremble wasted ts rim a Is.. 111019 ports at the cart, oboe there la as admhdotratiort to repierlos the tea trade, sttt la pets* Lai trawls *o. tho bona. lity d the alleassee la when they have Wended their comossy. Yet, so ler as we ea he at le have say lake maim shwa Chia% we lave moos to billeve that govern ment to eltagetbra la abeyeara no Emperor aridarr for way adopts Yek's peoceoltap an- fOrmelly disavows them The inr seem. thesethea to be rah the Mame amnesty= ; sad if so, it is • war el a kind sad &wader wallows fa history. If the English hoops, with their allies. we Moot to eater spa this sweet, ais theistatag tothisli vilathwkimay sad alawabiarmik wok dm Woo they us mils so . . lopnerica eves ea the pettier of the pieheka yak their nook TY Mein A A eNisled Akan ; but it Is d. that they vel kW • wad aleseut of Whig bihre their prior ems ek Jim. lkwatt• &l bws that Is rtil him Dyslis Ideldot Ikarealt, SAO oat of Ole Chime ihelms, almost et Ilk ills Wei grows ass ; d yet he ass ail pima b atealkke blassit nit kes• the vogeraedGr awbir. Ti Is A is ben pot le EA Men prom Is • ll* peeks% Is Mar Is ~par • Mien whigh Wen set wok so mat am the diarist A the Agee eke It • Ems d pais& The Web et eta A to ma the Mew ewer it.,. vi plitehly be eklled by the nerd narcerte at !Whims Is pear oat wee Awn et lime with vials NA; Ink sGrdrt thwe bar mom vby the okaptar rtraY eat asalimi St Jr Chime b at bat, by sr example, the ery le Irk us. IL Km As sa it le sped zikkhe Is apple We isslitale et Amy agedly. nem that Swim irek *Mk tom away ion. at pm , or, earlikkgerit dry bovittAitylketembealiaikk ens Is abol • slew,reas ea+...L. wbll A envy • hal •wr • Gild et the eseee et as Isere mast. NW he ...Is that, V *lt ekerely Auk= tnillesse et vedee mud to Arms dim, tril It they 'Gehl km Ism le Amber Intlibe smibekess et Es wpm, sad to prudes Mapes erie, Iker svimilm, tide, moklity, patience, Eke cesimpt et pas util dalt wadi sou.kt than bto lastorkl tae Snip Indisliel7 maw timid obis time Rai mtg. Sir tale Bombe hie the* (ca vorted the tease. le borterlo by • AB dyable helm. at Dirobsb—il A be ter kw leek Is hit Gems It Wessel that, Ai as 'lbw mime Gus a welse et de. sorkille• upsdank, Y hie Arlan awl amid thrsegh the wilamy aintalks lir TEI PEEWEES ACADEMY SPEECH. (Pros tan Awe.) pie the &Mu, et the Royal Academy does not take piece this year, we here ma plume a girls( publicity to the adder whielt it hid been the lateation of the noble heed d the aeremsiest to dam up= that intimating ocasion. We hew intnalmi the chore lad other de whkk we ere ewe the apeseh would here eliiaj Mr. President, my Lords, sad Gentlemen. The living and the dead art bet as pictures, end it is the eye of childhood that hies a painted devil—two remarks white I believe I have read to cue et Shaltsprue's pkgs. Ws Ind oemehes sarreandsti by pittance, and abs quelatint is thesine pwhelly applicable: sad as it h a Micah thing to say rytlsiag new where people have ant In et may years hr the parrot of coraplinneiting one saathar, ems le gnistal tor a citation that launches or at ens in nadir res. As hr • pasted devil, I ought to sdd Sin I de not at Ms moonset we ten sad I an rather 04 ell, far the hidividael reined to is tee wheat I have always beam deelene le—ee—es diettesoldse, N my noble Mend the sensher he Lanka wQI allow ar to cash oaa el the word. (Flier•) 80, I sae pile sure that if It had iota aronsoy ony ot . do accomplished artist. whom I sr areal lo pmt that- f iat load dad, they would bast asserdadi In tit sin, and I am ray so Erring GM oloSS•mirls4 ray vied sat have pari him Wad= dna los is (Archon ) dr. Priam" Ira ontioroy I prim myself warn atbsia sisYb•pwadadinkrdrasobhrtMwhm Womb dam isms sae illsosaaL If I rip* soy so, I osa • hid ei SAW is It aria I resssidy bed to simlth • view od 'pardons is ally aid, allhaseh it cortidaly was olinds. lid I lad =Mr branght i backgroand hr dr krogreval, lei folosiord Is some ihlos lighio— (boor, hor)-11une was no Ernfits, I hams dr onvorth of ay Wirt sr la bdissay day taisaring. So rd I may sat maid as boy if pea will odor me So wiy so, I sr • ebsiorio rink Sot I mono shanks dap & (Chim) Ciortirry I was dried so loss at my alloo—l wool lay visible I was sogrooti Is dr drills of a sonar VII we sok broom I lialak with so my good dram anal re it mud be sa Iseult to hint at marled elpresenlathm--Hmed ehmes)—bat I wee detained so keg that I have ad had n oppeetemity of loathe mend the rooms. tat if yam may= hes bee es lucky as Mee, yea erM have ace mom is V ii rear, Um.) I deal see a platers of say us* • men London. Thee wee one •7w or t wo .Net was 'alertly like Hr. Charles hem I think you aught to have am dine, Me yaw, std area the be like Ur. Charles has, bemme ha his ban pisyng with greet edit soy rb radar d liched U, which you haw I took et the time at the debereopd seleakm. (Great laughter.) I think you skald path my oath Maui as Btheertroks, became people my that be would Mk* le Anthem me, poor Richeed. (Rests of laeghter, in whisk Lead John Ramat Mined.) Who I my .poor Riehard," k rain& me of proverbs, of whirl you kaow Isar math thed, Ned three is • proverb that or ems us me who I think of my noble friend the member for lamtha—essedy, Nat yea sheakidt mil the bear's side bake* you lave killed him. However, • truce to pew yid* based. I thrall not have introduced at all, , bat thee my sable Mead keeps Oman se mattneally st the plows ot Mktg JAE math( Meantime Is alkali matter, sad I meet hap Waking that my mile klemd will ham sameadag le asy shwa that parchment the lisp is issuing. (Lareghter.) lam mey pled to me ad lea, Yr. Pri de* have invited emend mbar Mesa at aim I may Meld the Chancellor al the Radragrar, and I am planed le behold lika akin • belle Mercers, tor his wink is cut *Me lOn MU Nine Tee Sill as orliatic Oran, "with iLl.._ TILE WEEKLY PRESS. TUB BED OP JUSTICZ (Fleas" the Spree ref .) The French throw out " ideas," the Medea Ear lii amen the ern " frt.." The seisms of Pam it ' 1 dialmallt, hat it is in Engird the we arty it to the Wpm Of mothsats sad day life. The Trench bar biked ids "bed 4 jestko;" it is ha thadend that ths judg ment-0r Ms been amoral NNW SU • ted—• bed let skip urn. We ben See assemmindlga et chit purer which less lame piss oats dim Yore, frma the lest 4 the judges, Lord Chit lurks Coddler " Selo spiecapel t" Pine the Ninth tined pet when be yaw that the votes we rent as lamend upon Misspelt Ilk Akaandler Cock burn berme a Sedge under "the haste ••••0•••" aria .• pm." It "the alloy le Ike beppleses" width ha has *eyed r smeary for Southampton, a succretal ladled era. We re mere his own wade. In his speech be Ismer, and .appeored deeply mooed ;" and then he wait I van boa feel that my political son hr se." His owe wish was to he the repeeeentatiee of douthemprn la roamer and to all the higk orate of Attoreeptiormal in Eagles*: that woo to him the summit of ambition. "1 dear mottling further; and, if I mutt ham had my will and way. that we, the position I should have filled to this her, sad iweer have deiirod to put with it while I het earagth and every to fulfil Its duties. But, 'LW men OMNI tame ha own &rainy as Its will and Im coa- ster. th at away year. of mei.* hfe, and su er s* he car bier ether of sakial sat parliamentary kbor, bed re deem' • certain amount of bodily wear and ter. I was kid that carter warning. were not be he soriectol, sad that I Alai de MOW, and perhaps eaten lay murky Ise Talk sestsbres sitorther, if I did she empt the ditty blam able cam which I now all, ad dada dihedral alittal I weld bar kid claim to." This it indeed •di ooer be Sk Admillsr daises sada erwthieg anew—" /hat del let ewe ls chi pleat every step of my carry has bar karma by my strait with Sonthampton." It it s• • wash** et perlimsal that be has merged to aceemplish sash in In man sera at seessesai assrlsa. ilk Absisile • Fes pally has beta warm: se ma has hem asie ear Mats Sea he be; the smile it pelaised shill eat aisstasky lave caws le Wla shads.; mil le has se ambled Its marealy solo is =our elate, imer sad ter" dr vasells et Aida " me" blm to hews et her seek paper hale no salitalet ms. We in she a meet the ems mead of active red sat tibia id hes hem Irated le whin hi. respaily as ambit dr Ileethr area and membil um et tie Us. lavas( mast et that rase la his caner, Ide dash V him girt ha vines rea—mil ls anti the rideastaatia. Tee may stead to mart be raper the twe area Tree Is Alessoler Ceskiena, Nab et the ter, erdtra tire with • rarely egrarthessiterame starcely ever excelled ; palm dm Maw With alma the lucidity et Irulhase--tald an Ikea Lyelltants tarsiers; law dr ebay, whaterr the jury may •therards -- the meths te the ere Is la, in such a emir tdri pa sea re dr der se ha pear them ; the teeth as ti It Is milretthat; dr many with which it b et nor year ear mate year essrektkr and the mar is mess then half Or bin the mend it der spesking. Is lama when* is abr., and sides yea bow it an will as he dame s at lemst am le harm yea le know it. Osman datum, alraisater Cedar% Esq., at the ter, eillb Aks•sawr Coslins, 0.1., ape the Imeh. Dal la at yams, dr vs had she Wi the whale ear. Is Arlalls dm Is • ads agar d wads, a the pre sal mud my daddy moist It is ad maw the lad yamins 1 &Leads “Impreleard"—ed haps be his, eft ma la rush mime rag up be dews, ee amilleg Way st the beam of the pit. It Is de gel- rid, hen while dm Mesas en abaft sp the yam MIL It Is awes red dos anyag lamb le the tap 1 s bare; mein bid the meet solithstha 1 loweng 164 may Isla is worth am Laded et mail sea Espy thet hams li fst ad lamas tel is Emit by ale add ddaar, by • WNW sea ;irl it is tot irk rim aid diem st'llisf . awry is dr 046 W at otetestil how par Ills Per two tultotillsi r *id ; aped* slum the • sin Mho ups • Isom eds. sad mead dusk dr gra ft shaman ti. by St easy it all up, tally, le dr Wu us" t• aea II Itt lb elm If ruu wig le an as mops et the statteg id of that Inbuilt bah ups IheJs stilts Ossd of Comm no/ _ Aar a Iley's Wm, deep; and triet, thea,aftre Ws Mar, Mem the Mel art bag welds, dey Iss stied? The ma Ise pet edi deep Mil be hid "mandeept" seta mist IC Cie he Whet Ws r Dserks Chidtbara mid 1111.11111 Ems he the me sheep eye be dant ibis tar dlrdieellsets q which law awls, Is die AkMllike Oshlom C.J., the mike el *eft" Nebo% be beep his la order, to comet M. he sista hie Mime he ths ead to give the jury a me misely Mem; he res laeld Mamma with me merearaste skill end m ime sinaitlit AablarailL It le rid that the 'NM Bee is deritaing —Oast it does met punt Me has wile seed Mosey to edam it. A. the WM is Mho bar wflls It the beech is to decline, the der ea it dill him If wee the judgment see that. see he Is ray siesplag mime atjastios, with all the wida walks time dem la•km, sew Beards my take pommies et the ihms d we Mr as batter sands. Sad it we aim Ned the Story . *ldly, the kw least Tau emestly, sr posslyead ls MO mer the pia M the beach. Oa the esatnry, yea say NM the beach met ..middy, wtth the bust ban et Mos N yen pees by ear paths asses tht. Hem at Comm is or way; timegis the mesilly-Mastag dem at the Treasury ends. She ImOse is to ewe his dentioa te the beach set tik his am Maas at the lar; be te aet to ramerl • hipl tear whMtmtesi the sprialseat, bet he b *ewe It to hie elmodut with the Thum ; mad my NM et Ids emir is te be " 'aimed by his commits" with ware yedissaatery boreesh. net is a mew sad hat a pro. hiselemil path. It le see that sash& be puma by area sire per at the Lea mai set Meet eagelettesat by the dim Mee et label end peelbsiemel sems Lad it the botch is lams way a bed, elm width des tied pellets is te lie dm with " • pas et met," diet path wlll me as well se est other ; ray dm we aril ten b BA, whet mil hams el the isbasedeme et the beach cad the her, width MOM hen bra saw& et ear rallied lib t NOM “0171CIAL" VITIMANC3II ALESTAIT 1311011 t ON ?AIWA- (Pram** Ikervist.). There it nothite seam to it !maid si s esteem whoa teem wit mew the Moles of Ge postik Gm a middy le maw Its repeemistiva esembly ea him to the more mamodesi megseettes t ale settom, bind of as =pie espeemialsa of Gs widow lemma ad dime whisk ..olds the males. WIG le tie illelitellem be. Memo • sesetiomiera sat ale awed= but lide—ame la Go hoer, oh& mimes sod weds en to Gs haw the bite misty eta lamb die t ogomeof Now whetwemmela aregmemidelweammeibly least moray Mien M &emit peed el hew t ae bee a Ym*mrmd AM lie tIrIL Witomit Se tithe be ingembdig regemested ly the theta Ws mot Mamla it ash demly the mum of the greater social Grawets a me as mom di idoessa which am of Mail impiirtraw• be dr meillbdig dam Who.. What is mot dell to bs temied Is • hid mhos Is, that seihnity of vege ter emy Wm am Ore of • bully emisep—thot am moeiYwm seal to demiosi la the memolsomems eshiglissases of anises de volosamt see summicsaly Lew lielommis. Xs twit it le fib med edselierets to mite& art • d sopeametiat with mils sae gemmatts• will owls the mit of smalta. Bat whet Is as Is MGM Is popettg am poi& milk say gnat amp Vim limier masa eat three atallomy t view most hoe Ora ow. is tho netted wily t mar to hoes ism kr • haw aims hem the times whlat ms isseirsamig la tembms. lag se wit be mdmilemeaud. Wit &mho waft meet ams to en ass, lima them, set get simpMely veressislid, math* their elms of learimes DM be Y hat ULM hem that met ahem of istoomot 4111011 Is ee Is pegestles M mom amber& nth le the marl ima el • ilemomode esseatmmey, awl elow•17 m •• bet jawed as sew is sot he Wet whet Imes now meal talkie met be Wood hie my espolimimare up am le se eigeet to hole mid at hart tie ads—Got pan sael• Estes thee gism r twatig twat away stamelesil alt hog ought est to aim et tototerasfy et hangtar smilieseetteeg sepoommilaa at Gam Is po plin ems to Air soda might, bet mar to use fog • Ms lame la amis who me it ibegor of Wog Nam intik smetitame balm IS au gab tie paid svilliadaa Oat am heal dr kali *ow I mei porao6l tares la Nam at thla plaipla net kfor nos" a irsib i =g meigemild cli.—ths clue of NAM THE MAY MAGAZINES. FROM Snownow.—We hare eat on the highest peek of Snowdon, whither we had climbed on our hands and koees at early dawn to see the sun rise, with a thick fog shrouding the whole world-vision save the few feet of rook around us. Even our comrade by our aide leaned vague and spectral, like anal king, a wild biennium, or a figure in Tuner's pictures. Faithless and distrunftd, our heart be gan to rebel within on, as hour pared on hoer, sad still we looked into the same gloom. Our thoughts even turned re gretfully to the breakfeat-table at Bagel's!, end the cakes, the egg., the fresh trout, which we knew about that time would appear thereon. Presently a lightness warn felt to be penetrating the obscurity, as though the spirit of the fog were being softened and brightened by some genial influence . ; and then, after a while, the dark shroud wee seen lifting rising from elf the earth, like a huge bird, now poising on its pinions, now flapping there heavily, revealing beneath a groundwork of green, patches of lake and woodland, end the dim outlines of lulls. As it roes, and rose higher and higher, it seemed as though some enemy in the air were attacking it; buffetting and rending it, and swayin It to sad fro, until, like a discomfited hon., it broke and dd in rolling muses, or dispersed in light clouds, like eying equadrone, leaving no trace behind save some fleecy drat hanging to a hill-top, or mist-wrtaths drooping over the bosom of a lake. Our time had tome. We looked from Snowdon's top on one of those glorious worsens, at complete, so perfect, that they seem worlds in miniature; a panorama wherein the different ele ments take not the eye singly, but blend in the proportioas of design and utility. It was, Wind, a little world which lay below—a world of mountain, lake, sad plain, belted and girded by sea and cloudlands. The valhys had melted away , or were resognisable only la waves and dips ; the broad rivers had become mere bright meandering lines; the woods and plantations showed as green spots, and the town. as homesteads scattered o'er the broad explain. Bat the height, which dwindled the crueller features, had mellowed and beautified the grander VIM The hills swept with a r k. ti . e , Ml* slope, and and fell in graceful undulatiees; the dwarfed in sire, though multiplied in number, shone like large stars in the sunrise; and over all, now evree . & .:. lce . broad waves, now dimpling and rippling, now calmly, lay the wondroue harmony of hght sad shade7Sa c e sun was high up in the heavens ere our ll:muerte again turned to Bedgelert and its deshpute.—Blarkwood's Yvonne fur May. NINE BELL," AT Saw.—One—two—three—four —flos—rtz—seven—eight belle, mg di* hails fist Arab through the air with a cheerful jar, bat eight bolls, and the ninth hell proclaim thst i=Yea board, and that the sigbly hrsd d Ids Ilis T rillos a... hr smitten down • strong ses is hie half-ma rt high clings to Ur gaI, SiT ZTOSI set7sidar jY gay colours in the air, but this blesiii Usies leak Nei still and motionless, eh;ciedlag the hem of a eels when death is swallortail ay in as artitly ristary ; st the Wald of the trumpet the sea my noistraly a the quarter-deek, their their nisi is their Dena disk bear front the ann, whirl, Y ell ite eery, Sir drers= . lr . glory of the sea; me mno art Sibs et ask le . our thoughts, for they en al Slick why la here is ell Ida terrors ; our feet it. end tall te an dad awe; to eels leaning on his wombat ammo We eyes es death FINNS by there Is no hared wrap_ ; no mond IN boom apes is coin; Sore re an drespig plesst; se eheqpr atetirdl is sable gsseely demo meta* the death le set veiled with the els e of ear, se "Wag thee we meet seem& th4F. dame slaire li=e fur Ye ceestry tea egaitet ihe lees uses Wit( he its ism; then us Wiley esisd. et Mae earth; we se an seined gram, whisk is She sierallu d ee great sad was withered is the eresterg ; bat Me mountains tell no that the gilt has pis be male its aecount to Ono who wee ear New Stare en the mountain, were brought forth, ad 1/111_ reyyaa that the melds las eterny who shall be destroyed Y &VA. The NI lido that lave been pointing le beet Y he. the re, but why do they row so far away, when se wet an the seem will retain a trace of the soldier's grave P—Unital Sonia Apr :Me for May. A LEARNED RAVEN.—LOOkillig beck throe* a /0111ewhat long vista to our boyish dips, wed do we MOM. ber at • fair in a western Ww, a Tama whit& we all Of ON regarded with awe. MI Cane may be reseeed, who we confess that, in the same falr, igherwind dielin guished as the isidatigable and healer sad Egyptian eollector, owned beak tebke he fond ss the Italian He rn ia" en a ggarting a pyramid ef ass, sad exhibiting other ads dams& lateesponed with bydrantle experiments between the ads, to car great sdnikalka. Learned pigs had boner a dreg in tie exhibition-taidest; but them was one 'show ea whose tempting Weide awes was depicted a monstrous able bled aloft la the type cam alphabetind circle, sal above blot watianknoi the following legend in the *pa Was, " The brad raven.' We—our whoa that le—divan to see tide thew ; and having ascended a flight at somewhat shaky sal may precipitous wooden step,pyger sixpences, and owe ad mitted into the seaelary. isie we adored, easel of the gentler err had shady oseespkd the boot bathes. The curtain drew up. Pater gam the stage, the elammea in a red muter, cap faced with ha, which be nerved en his entrance, bat instantly replaced, end, to him a raven. The showman placed on the bards and in a circle, cards, tech with a capital letter compionously printed on at, the raven kenning him all the time, and standing by him in the midst. At the word of command the bird picked out front ;the mat tend ante, letter by letter, the components of the desired word or 111,113 C (among which we all remember was that of the then reigning monarch), and arranged than with a cor rectness that would have delighted Dilworth an Dyche. Then he aelected the fairest young lady and made her a bow, and was winning all hearts and astonishing everybody. If people would but hold their tongues! This, however, with elderly ladies of both sexes, seems to be en impossibility. They, at least, do not consider silence to be the gift of the 004. All was going on swimmingly, when the gov with • patronizing a ir, na k e d if the raves had a name, if he knew it. • Yea," said the beetle-browed showman, rather curdy; "he knows it well enough, bat he don't like to be asked his name." But the lady had broken the ice, and then—whit will not femalectutosity do P--the governors, anxious to impress upon her scholar., to say nothing of the genera company, her superiority, looked full at the raven and maid in an authoritative tone—" What's your name?' "Lkolraltub," replied the raven, looking dangerous as be rushed off the stage right at her. The sh o w was dewed of her and her dock in an instant. —Freser's Nagatixe for May. ilonnza.—}le began Latin and Greek at six, went to a grammar school at eight, and translated the Medea Of Euripides into Latin verse before he was matriculated at Oxford, in the fifteenth year et his ago. At the age et twenty he was reelonniended an tutor to Lord Caviak. We may be allowed to wish that Hobbes had had his Boa well. The friend of Baum, Herbert of Chertury, kler sense, Galileo, Deacirics, Gmandi, Harvey, Addeo, and Cowley, con hove been no common man. The mantic irri table old fellow, impatient of contradiction—purling up the nougat bill, or running up and down the noble Falb:nee of Chatswoith, while ancestors of " Howell and C 0.," or• teed and doubletcd, with [(sabered-bats, and high-heeled shoes, and high-born butes, fresh front the brush of Lely, looked down with astonishment on the gambols of the plm bean philosopher—trying to expel moisture by a breathing sweat-devouring his simple dinner at twelve, and sitting down to study with barred windows, and table ca. yeled with tobacco.pipes—hurrying out of church before prayers were ended, to escape the Me m saying, " The parsons can teach me nothing," would make • remarkable picture. It might, perhape„ partly dispel the panful impression of gigantic power. pm verted, and a life prelongol without repentance or serious ttiought. It is some comfort to know that in an illness, suppeeed to be feed, after stoutly declining the kind offers et Father Mersenne, he was visited by the pinta Bishop Cody and that be became an habitua l communicant. Let m remember this, as we stand by the grave in the aide of the little church of Vault-Iliteknell, where the /whing . head of the philosopher of Mulinnbury reposes.—/nefin beetertity Negathte for May. AN ASIATIC PLAIN.—One of these, that of the great Peurally valley, reminded LA wont forcibly of the deso late miaamatie Itunitin Campagrui, In the evening, the same grey poisonous nest rolled over it, which we had watched from the heights of Tivoli, experienced among the Pontine marshes, and in which it ie almost death to sleep, unless the fare be covered with a thin cloth. The dull btu buffaloes, with their long retreating bent berm, which came over the gentle undulation, among the burnt-up gram and low stunted treeewere the same no those which abound on the Csnipagna, and were brought into Italy by Lorenzo do Me dici and the few birdmen to he met with se re scarcely stranger or wilder-looking than the "golden-skinned' Massari, who, with their nbeepekin euutn and long lamer, are a. metunmiue ea any Belonli or Palen.. It was only near to the Puorally river that the scene became peculiarly Asiatic. Towards the mouth it was a large sluggish !them, the tanks being here fringed with reeds, there opening out into large flat meadows, and again covered with small bat trees lively with perrocinets and smaller hada se many brilliant hues. Greasy Wets broke the glamy swim sides water, and on these crocodiles were men larilyeleepine le the van, while some sudden palish or muddy gurgle Ind'• acted more of those aullen monster.. Th./made of ducks were floating in thickly-mattered flocks near the More, and a dozen of them were let at every Mot, although it was te ther difficult to enure the boffin, for • servant, who nuked in with great enthuse/um to some some, nearly got his kale mapped off by a crocodile, and rushed gar* again all limbs ling, crying "Mugger, Mugger:" Fltuiliegoes, geese, mil other large birds were flying about, or wading in the water. The level prairie with its blue buffaloes, the clumps of time the marsh and reeds, the crocodiles, the flaming/ea, the had wide valley, the dint mountains in the dieburn,with the ob. seen of house, or hut, or human being—all went to form as. of those striking mews of which we have suck longing day dreams in the years of boyhood.—Blerkword's Jlegagete far May. Tug BRITISH FLAG AT TRIPOLL—It SO happened that an unfortunate Jew, whose wealth had excited thi capedity of some of his neighbo WAS brought before the Mohammedan magistrate ; char ged with some feigned Mow The wicked redi, who understood the motives of hie accusers, end intended to participate in the plunder, condemned the wretched Israelite to pay a large fine. The love of wealth contended in the liesoni of the prisoner with the love of freedom, and, after a little reflection, he refused lahe fine. Rio exasperated accuser* seized bin; and commented to torture the wretched creature. alike by pain and rage, the unhappy Jew, sientisinflg endowed with almost superhuman strength best !ea Be hands el hie torturers, melted throug the erop4 sel suddenly found himself in the street. He led pew cipitately forward, his enemies, like merciless hank clues upon his heeli. Fortunately he had taken 111 direction of the British embassy, and now, his nearly exhausted, and hie pursuers close upon'hini, : 1 4 ray of hope gleamed upon his mind. He was ems British embassy. A few steps more and he was safe. By • sudden effort, he "prang forward, was within the precincts of the sanctuary and fell exhausted on the ground: his areas wound round the flag-staff at the very instant that his ene mies bad embed the threshold. Colonel Warrington, dies turbed by the outcry, appeared at this moment, and mopes bending at • glance the position of affairs, advisee,' wit stood beside the prostrate Jew. He drew forth a Intel vie tol, and declared that the first man who advanced • step te invade the sanctuary afforded by the British flag should forfeit his life. The pursuing crowd paused—all glared urn the hoped-for victim; but no one moved to molest him. It was a striking picture. On one side the savage milder*, whose wild yells had now subsided into Imam mmms% and en the ether une brave man ready to peril his own lib to save that of • poor fellow-creature, and assert that of the rational standard. After • pause of some minutes, that wild crew retired, overcome by the moral force of ene man's de termined will, and the poor Jew was able to return to hie tame In sakty.—lnited Jerrie Magrirre for May. JACKDAWS AT CAMBRIDOE.—Liko some other collectors, the dews do not seem very scrupulous se to the mouse of =riding their collection, or very nrict_ohettniell se the distinction between ,re and Num. The memo and colleges of Csmbridgo offer many a coign of valdege Y Glee birds, nor are they slow to avail themselves et the op= Malty. The botanic garden in that seat of three of Its four sides esekeed by denesirbetet= the town; eve perish churches end Ave alleges nod with& • abort flight of it. Pros the sane seems mid& *Mai th• record elute interesting essalsy meat we hers that thejmek dams inhaliting them and other chinches and allow bed ia one amb kap( eye ea the wood= labie plowed afar th e mime rem they ore, mil mem to the esnelesies thi Bey wadi owe their _purpose inn as well ties lbene tress, with the entidoesi advantage of without labour. The gnat proportion i7 ."' l= la Cr a nte a made out of deal lathe, and were nine beim keg by MS hob broad. Here was a mine of pest•wealek, afi say MP bass.. Down came the dews, and away !lee dr to the pest &dress of the =sew and all cams* wryt the lam Mr. DI9BOII, who write' the seemni, cer• Oates Ids isehW le give a probable idea of the nominee of baba which the ante annually removed ; but he states Oil Les the of we chimney in Free-school-lane j... wildit wisdoms Milk die botanic garden, no less than omen of these labels were taken out and brought to 7rT *, rry tour Biggs, the tratatec, who received and counted than:. ll oar' Meraniee ke 147. CLENNAM'S VISITOR IN TIM MARSIIALSEA..-. Dosing and dreamin, without the power of reckoning time, so that • minute might have been en hour and an ham • DAUM% some abiding impression of a garden stole ova Ida •••-• 1,11416 of dowers, with a damp warm wind gently s their meats. It required such a painful effort to lift his Ihr the propose of enquiring into this, or enquiring Ye sayeldean - that the impression appeared to have become gene an old and heporturie one whoa he looked send- Beside the twee* an kie bible be saw_ , than, a bleoesiag wow : • wonialfed Whit of the &deem and most lovely ions. Make Ind *so Rewired ft besetlful in his sight. He leek thew* end Inhaled - tit Iberian, sad he lifted than to Ids hotliemd, and he petal= dews and opened his peeled heeds io them, as cold herb aw veal to mean the ohne leg of etre. It was net mid bo keg *l~ thena der seam lir, thee le winkled whaled mat MIMI; SMIII his dim IS silt the wen* who muse haw ;pet than bow diey had eine fralle Ism ben An 80, she woe I S mama be Moe been Iniagens_; tor the tea she hW ls 6 for Ids ea the lelie was add, He Med to drink some, but weld net beer the elver el It; No In (apt back to his choir by Irma winaw, ad the flowers on the little round bleb dell. Whim the Fat Widow consequent on having mewl ale* bed leftldm, be subsided into his former state. One lane alight4anes wee *Ong in the wind, when the door el lels rows awned *opus to a light touch, and, altos I.lOlllllOrS pars, a quiet figure mired to stand there, with a Neck made ea it. It seemed to draw the mantle off and drop it on the ground, sad then it seemed to be his Little Dodd is hr old, wan dream. It seamed to tremble, and to drop Its hank and to mule' , and to burst into team. He mood Limed; and cried out. And then he saw, in the brbg. pitying, meowing, dear face, as in • minor, how cbengea he was; and she came towards him; and with her bands laid on his breast to keep him in hie chair, and with her knees upon the door at his feet, and with her lips raised up to kiss him, and with her tears dropping on him as the rain from Heaven had dropp ed upon tho flowers, Little Don!, • living prematoe, called - him by his name.—Little Deceit for . y. HIGHLY EDUCATED. And the mention of Mamma's object leads us to the young ladies. These, Clams Flora, and Harriet, were very pretty, and very highly edu cated—that is to say, they coul d do everything that is useless —play, draw, sing, dance, make wax Bowers, bead stands, do decorative gilding, and crotchet-work; but as to knowing Mew many ounces there are in e pound of tea, or how many panda of meat a person should eat in • day, they were etterly, entirely, and most elegantly ignorant. Towards the does of the last century, and at the beginning of the present sus, ladies ran entirely to domesticity, pickling, preserving, and ;miming people to eat. Corded peteicoata and paned mangles, long formed the staple of a mid life woman's eon vmsetion. Presently a new era erring up, which banished everything in the shape of utilitarianism, and taught theatres rising generation that the less they knew of domestic matters the deer ladies they would be, until we redly believe the daughters of the nobility are better calculated for wives, imply because they are generally economically brought up, setae not afraid of toeing caste, by knowing what every woman ought to do. No man thinks the worse of a won= for babe able to manage her *mu while few men can afford is marry mere music stools sad embroidery frames. Mrs. lemeeton, however, took • aserent view of the matter. ale lied bean brought up in en patent mangle and corded =et school, and inwardly sessived that her daughter! Mow nothing of the set--should tx, ‘. reel *die.," lathe ruse Mist of the term. Hence they were mistresese ofofd the hullo acoompliahments before enu merated, which, with making calls sad drinking ten formed deeprincipal occupation of their lives. Not one of that eoeM write a letter without a copy, and were all very uncer tain in Heir epelling—though they lure totday when every _ Igni and Qom b_ to mign, - and could ;peat all the 63w n. In the Now this might hare been all very well, at lent bearable it the cockney major had hod plenty of money to give the m,: but at the time they were sc curing them, the contrary was the case, as the lawyers NT. —Ask Monona, Put ILL. I L 0 N L. I si II si