The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-17 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER / .•,. N;Lt.- ~:, . .044 • i..- . , ._. 2. _.., d---< vfo: 7. "i— 4.-- ' 4• A ? - • --e.-.. (-- - '-' 1 • /j...i--2 e (-- '. _ . •^.,..,.._,,_ T ei t ~ t _,.,.. r i l l* 4 g ig • .9. ,:: U No. 5,337.] CALUTTA, ealimog at the Cape of Good Hope 1112 OPAL AL HAMB RA PALACE. LS Madraa—STßAM COMMUNICATION between MN. THE OMOST—Tho Polish Glisten, Coastal Dolph. will pt and INDIA by the megivilkont Met of Steamers belonging be introdoced In the Ghost Illusion &Hog the present week.— gas East ladle and London Shipping Company (Limited). The hoantlful Fairy Fountain. Grand Divertissement by twenty well-knownclipper auxiliary steamship QUEEN OF THE young ladiev.--Operatic detections by Miss McGregor, Mr. Albert, p .711, MI tons, 300-hoe , e power, W. STEWART, Cum- Vernon Rigby, and Signor Georgini — Eland and Chorus of sixty wader, now loading la the Victoria ( London ) Docks, . 111 team performers.—Nicoda, the Great Violioist, having achieved a 619th September. embarking passengem at end leaving Graves. triumphant stmess, wilt appear every evening. —EVRRY RYES .' on September. for Calcutta, calling et the Caps of Good I NG. Raphael de Rolla, the Infant Tenor, and Imelda %%ski ms and Iladrsa this velvet mill also call at Ms Island of cimane. the Grpat Indian Juggler.—Doors open at seven, to corn. kauritlua. Na cargo will bieitaken for Madras and Matiritim mence at half-peak 511 magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade I sts beau thoroughly refitted, baa Mot-rate accommodation tor Weengeri, and widl carry sm experienced surgeon also a imardsas. The average passage of these steamers has been 70 lays to Madras, some of them making the shortest passages on word. TM Meath be continued on the 20th of each sacceallng swath, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Company's Seel of anxillary screw steam shipa —For freight or g iggy to GRI IMLAY and Co., 66, ftrtamentetreet tt ' 7ll: wpm, ALFRED BRLI7 and Co., 160, Loadonhallatroet, E.C.; ggi gx the Offlces of the Company, 9, Mincing-lam, London, KC.; Mine alezzlications for appointments as midshipmen In this Mince he media RICKARD DREW, Secretary. TEE OXFORD. -EVERY EVENING eILECTIONS from the new and most popular OPRIAB by the with full Band and Choru% conducted by Mr. 1. JONOBSIANIL Comedy by tnswortb, Eugene, W. Randall, G. Hutchinson, A. Lloyd. and George Hodson. Admission, anis, ed. ; eYBa and balcony, lac private bores, lea ed. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permislion of 11ECRT NICKS, Stmt.—Professor Pepper', adeptetion of the above is exhibited, with earkeu pleasing effects sad Im provements, by Mr. A. xersoirt, EVERY EVENING, at Ult. past 0. at the CANTEILEGISYMALL, Wistadester-road, 8. frALCUTTA Direct (with quick despatch), thevery X . ; tastkalling test-huilt ship 800001101rr A 1 13 w :one register. JOHN FLAMANII, Comman do - ; le the East lad ia Docks. This splendid wand. vw known le the Csikda trade. has magnificent cabin accommodation. For frioht or passage apply to OILLATLY, HANILIY, and pto ELL, 27, Laadenhall.nreet, BC. ✓OMBAY Direct (Lint abippiog day Sept. 18), the ▪ well.lotown ant very taatoalllng clipper ship SALA 10CA. A 1 11 years, en tone register, CI. N. LIVIESAY, (mmander. balsas In th e Hart ladle Web. Hai eptendbil eon accoatcoodation.—Fort or pump apply to OIL. itILT, HAHHIT red 8Z , 17, Leadeobollotrest, BOMBAY Direct, with immediate despatch, the 11 opiredia teak-MIN Map EDWIN VOX, A 1 12 leers, tone regisig, Y. F. MACLEAN, Conmeacier leadina in the let India Dacha Ben good accootoodation for cabin mason "—For freight or passage apply to GELLAIZY, HAMLET, Ad SEWELL. 27, Lesdenhallstriset, KC. 11011 uvairooL OR Quarisrovnr TO wrw YORE— ,ITERAGE PASSAGE EP.DUVED TO PIPE OGLNYAS (EA Is.. UNTIL PURIM.= NOTICE. frHE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and J. FRILADIZZHIA BTEAII4IILIP COMPANY hard dr ariylng w Gaited S t arp their inMpoweraa Clyderdlt Ina brow St eam ,Slilpe, the tes mar FROM LIVE/tFOOL FOR NZW YOWL GLASGOW, listarry, .Slier la CITY OF LONDON. Widay, Sept. Mt. CITY 07 RALTIMOILK Wednesday. Sept. M. CITY OF LIMERICK, Salerday, Oct. S. And rrery Wednesday. and every altered* Satarday. Capin parr by the men dwarfs tenni = t r w c a ; ednesd li. sad SI der sccordiaw Si re area by the s dearer IS gainer Forward paresis herding all provider saskaa. ricaragen far reds. the Gaited Errs, sad briar Werra, bared threat a very adverereas Mom—For further parralan WILLIAM INMAN, a, Water street, Liverpool; or te II ;VIS at MACEY. a, Kira Mlthamanama City. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE TWICE a 11111.—Theys4dle an tes eamTAWICIP, Osa W. MITE. ww the Data sa Foreign SarAtirt, Wapping. every hay, st 11 s.es. Farm IS te„ Al lea, aae 17e. : re a, al ss, es. Sd. The enrew4tessur BYINO I I I 2 a elf the Tower every Thursday arab( Firea lt l ei A lea—he throrOk tam refer to the "dad IL to CHAPLIN'S Irnanal Olen 1I „ ae W PHIL 6LYHt, and MUM& U. low44sas, lG THE STAB. and GARTER ROTFICOMPANY, chmond. halwol% howporatedimet tad e Com ßi panies let, liffiL with limited 4ital L 120001112 12,000 shares. of LIO each. Deposit CI per tut sod LI on Anew. at. Ca/le Doe to exceed L 3, at Idr tls of sot ter thew three moods& unaweroaa. ft Mahe Hop. The Lord de Tabley, M. Lower Brook eel Ashman. Se Bon. Oerald C. Talbot, Lodi& Board, Cenuon.row, Wash minder and Surbiton. Se Hon. Henry William Pita, The Bedford's, towitord. leery Augustus Murray, len, Part-alrest, Grainseovequare. ohn :Maples, laq., The Aldinsairaigest. oseph Underwood, Edo. (1121 s, Underwood, and On., ilaatcheap), 6, Hyde Park Gardena. imam Won. Ramon, louver* and Co., 1, PO-ma X Mews. !aborts. Lebbeck, mad 00.. U, Losabard.atrist. anon—Misssra Marchsali sad Ned, 20, Grog Georipalzart, Weeiniaster. Anon J. 1L Wow Lq. jpolanri, Timpani', Tamp, and Co.). Tolman."'lard, LC. ARCEEITICIT—Winird 111. Barry, Esq., A.Z.A., 1, Old Palsovyard, West=linber. Bnouz—J. 6. Bone, lis.,l.7liank ClMmtlers, Icebbnry, London, B.C. or Stock likelsonfm. INCIEUIT —Aluselas *woe, Esq., Ws, Gnat Beeemialrest, Westminster. Tosponry 0111ass-17s, Great Geonte-street, Westminster, m oo of Parliamentstrost Ile Star and Garter at ItirimondtUa a weetiVirlde celebrity. b doe not only to Its situation but also to Its high repute. Ma of the kilt at the the for tams sad entertainment peewees.. Standing w sum* very entraoce to the hit, with the far-famed view of the Thames beneath, sad wee. waded by the Petersham Woo s, Its situation le confessing awarpassed, whilst the lame and increasing badmen teatfilse le lb high repute In which the house itself Is held. the basins= hitherto done baa been almost entirely onnfined What of a tavern. So frequent, however, hare bee . the In miss by persons of rank and distinction for sleeping and perM hotel ecoommodation, that the present proprietors have log lad it in contemplation to meet this want by adding to the pipe* structerfl. NERVOUS DEAFNESS, OBSCURE MMUS of the BRAUN, are.—Dr. DRNIS CRONIN'S OLD.) ketheasstsg WORN at the NOSE and NOSTRILS will, by raises°, to numerous eases, show how their oasis' sad destructive assess, by interrapUng the esunnutdestios with the bee* asitsehlan babe, Inns ear, Oat., give *Mb obscum Combust diesses, nervous dashing, ,tc.. sad bow they may he sad era ssoeerfuHy nested.—tl, Upper Seymour-etre* Co.. nenahtequire, W. - Leda firs, end to make oath alterations in the building as the tainfranrelsof the priest day would render necessary. if the lbw sad Garber le te matatain its status and character, will in ane no expandinare beyond the measure of private enterprise. The object rid lassoing this Company is to meet this difficulty -earthen tha Merest of the present proprietors and make Inn elleratians and additions to the property as will not only bare the preg of the house being kept up, but still further Sitio Rs ASA &ander. The peculiar formation of the ground 'fiords opportunity for and doubling the area, and thusatateriall Increasing 1 1:1 " f=ties for enjoying the natural beeistko of the sit. The property will is conveyed to the Conroy as freehold- 1 THE BISHOP OF NORWICH AND CLAY DON CHURCH. ea advantage of no ordinary kind, and will carry with it the _ i Thalia,. Charles Walker one of the officiating mini Mies susik. elaii-will and' camel inn of a baleen streedy is cantinas, sad i c,k resat ip'itneh, has puhkaked a hailer is by any establishmeat of a sham Mad at Acme or ef uklaaa reform* to the ammediage whisk the Bishop of Norwiek The terms mom which the property will be acquired are each has jut somemossel wheat the Bey. George tat* al 64113 inch:we. with the aid of competent Profeenonal advisee. rector. Hs ecotone that the manner of perforne l ln ) gMvise %hem to be alike moderate sod advantageous to the Company. me a n h i aw es m uc h i e ' a r idly i s ass ew i eses w ith th e Thehark furniture and the a stock.tdtr valuation. ade, including a cellar of choir two = m ot b t h e Book of Comm, Barr , aid that the will betaken at Mr. J. K. Coissasn. of the firm of COIIIUMB, Turquand, Y= riled hall ham awn" on precisely as it J. sow kw ease eel Ca, hie Ease tally into the detalls, and W Whaled I yam Peel with the kaowledget of the bishop, a conives et the merits et the project, and will act penonelly as the Cent- . deuce Minim him sad the rector ending in the Imhof, bee saclike. 1 allowing, by interim" the legality of all done th ere, y It bee been felt to be highly Important in the Interests of the to ff enee th e ritual t o * c.w. o . ...it e m. mt. Walker limbolden to keep identified with the house the present con- 74 =lnclaglor as it does noblemen and families o f th e higheet odd. :_ I moot &thew poiotiog net the rest wp c ,, , s_ London. With tale air of the struggle hen, wWeli is sot merely between th e sad position , and many of th e City com p an i es an d . . grga s o r j e l m erm ee eoemed b ee . b ee . mo d e • rotor and too Bishop of Norwinit, or squenioa whether the VIII ME One. EWA one of the present proprietor., to act as Holy Communion shall be seletanted m a chasuble or a warging divorce of the eonipany fora period of two years. It surplice, bat whether the church of England shall be put awirwl so to do. This fwd, added to the prese of Mr. limPiell before her people as Ma she herself represents herself) a aMe board, will ensure more than attention to the : h mee h o f o o dr e H o l y what, % we b , of ee a men pm . Method practical management tribe, it has been felt to be important to surd against any "a---a.a—t sect. I aougstreabssasat prod. were it 2 . 4 . 1881 1, mierferetwe with the current business daring the time the cow ' that the oPliteitiaa a astoated by so male however mistakes. k additions to the building are In . and those for the Lord of Hosea. Dirty sad decaying churches-alien Rrks .itilib will occupy a limit e d period I will accordingly unfit for the meanest kitchen table-infrequest laconducted. under the direction of Mr. Edward Y. BerrT. services, and vet mars infrequent communions-eareleas and arompeers architcci, as to obviate the per of a singie even omoom d c l ooty at m w , th e diocese o f N a m* os elartertllCS with that busloess. elsewhere, yet they era over as anworthy of the additinem, which will% mere emodally dedemed hr nor m" and have a distinct entrance, will mond of &Podolia mad ad oa . 'bishop, a us trere. hounded ell containing between sixty and seven rooms , by ea utterly irreligious preen, to g say sive of spi. all he so emestrocted as to allow of faith r from . Masi life in the diocese, and while as if to make the Moon. te time se occasion may require. The estimated emit of dm., more g l u i ng he s it e h e t es th o l e , sew wings. together with the alterations sad impromonete • Abb ot ' of fit. Baguet* to MO is inflames, happily the =hew bumble. ts 110,000, for which expenditure each • without that say to Mader the wart of a relipous am oar of comfort and acoonimodatton will be secured to w „...,,, whether In large or sma ll parties. as cannot fail to be °MUM_ ualt7, .t Mits. to promote the glory of God." and produce far more than an equivalent for the out. The s caste.° 110001011 r. o f three tbisp. 1. bie bevolvea. The whole of the worts-whicb it is proposed to lJnag mauthorised rites and corseneakes. 2. Mang or emoisoce forthwith-will be of a plain end sabstantlal chino. enemas o th ers to use unauthorised payees, and dioheyiag ter, without needless outlay for purposes of decoration. • the bishop therein. & Allowing the Bev. J. 1.. Lyme or Ibetiag as this C.AreerMeekeith • hulking alre a d y emceed ' ' others to meows fa Clarke church, sad disobeyisa the iml whet-rises and highly remunerative banner convected bishop therein. The case will be heard before the Court of whit that building, the shareholder, will have advantages not asnany met with In undertakings of this description ; an Immo- ' Arches of the proviso of Osaterbary by letters diaismay Mats Income will for instance be forthcoming without waiting from the Oonsiatory Court at the Morose of Norwich. to the erection of the Hotel, and the subsequent establishment l Timeolt BinTairilira. —The wives of bishop, and of a banner. did not even ',Attire to t a k e th e name' o f th e i r The profits of the current banner will allow of the payment ar eh l rlabears al 5 fair dividend up. u the proposed capltaL i..., . sod it is not too husband' la the days of Queen Elnaheth, sad Matthew additions " on/ w eld - h lings ; sctel f wes Wain Marga rumour i r c :t Barlentoo , the Lo p the t. scid . , i/ mud' I mPnvemena I h iev at n when mad e. the the e rro t fita p wl7 - 1 . be ant the payment of large dividends. Au the profits of the current banner afford a legitimate fun d . epis to the level of the lf'. for the p a y men t o f I nterest upon the acme prolved free share. „ aid keine. without Entrenching upon capital, interest at the rate me a positive fact t copal theme itse hat at a recant Mo We hear it Morel festival in It taper cent. per annum will be allowed on sll calls from the ! the north Mme propmed by the persons moat interested I: meal. i that the bleep's Wife and daughters should make up a ti ha rm tar of interest will be allowed on shares paid up family party with their . robed and right reverend head is ! the lofty sad very throne of the cathedral. The ito tem to powders or "promotion money" to any form has ' heariag the British elsrowcamn was In this lee re mine med. Me prism proprietors have agreed to accept inshore. of the ease' wav e r, met b y '"-- I ;iiz te rei h "" A tie" ad the meet .isa... m ou s afonrtti inn of the purchase money, and • further . .._,,erwriweeds, d_ a __lttr.". who that no one bet his amount of the capital has already been otherwise sorounin s estimate Mild be permitted ho moompen him Minited. Application for shares to be made in the form into the throve. Had it been ruled otherwise, the elabesler mama Mike prospectus, with the deposit of 41 per share to f or m ef a sturdy old Me m ma w w hi c h tepee . b ates * Is biabeni, timers Ransom, Bouverte. and Co., No. 1, Pall. . t h e chair must ham been stirred to its reify soul all Ikat : eir maws R o b.* L u bb oc k ee o C o.. i t. Lomtewo.. T h " Pal at took es km " st audio . • ...1 who Lombard deist with , My be obtained at the offices of the broker, 3, , era say w Stilliba have hareed?--Dearelfiss. RC. •at the oars of the Company. 17s, Great I ItIiPZISHNTATION OP harmed learn that eatideeter. M.W. 'MIN. of Farlioneenarimet) : , It is the Meiotic§ of Wiliam Beery Comm, Mother to i le a rtrierer mid Garter. at kl kinimed. ' Bari =er, sad 011itaill el the Ist Bale Rigs Corp, to Trier/ft of seek shareholder ' will be Welled to the MOllllll he a ebb emlieertpliam easebblehe tee the repesestatios of Tainworth, limo anenuel be node, the deposit will be relarsed la tau I "haw" "alai by the "see o n at Lc " al a h a Ctm t° ik. Mr. Cowper has slam Weed lb He is sOOrrs BILIOUS and UV= paaa: peer age. "...Int: tt. wi.a... Lord Pasrkdr..r"...6..-7.: a amertaillag remedy sr= without any saireetrtel 1 with which b e l ead Ws have readmesed pablis moles oi . will be Am " lavaasabli • Wain is Mae of di/salty, we onatrilrated to the mum ale li=lbis Maas mid liver complaints lailleasteme. ' allsams. gldellams, momme or the eyes, a s . Per wi n g ! sad asespriV which we have enjoy , sad deserved well of se s frees misdeal imettlehm and se a puller of . the wasaa7. Be WM6 k is favour el the striated %W. am Mi* seceilaet : mild la their operation sad ecoomay la the paWie service which nay beecenpstible with te OW sesmadt. they alai iirestikk ammo% the moiety and &Os, ed the mak% A warn Mead ad tta t i,i6. ll: est wbeilii server @plea by W.lambett s i m it 44 4 swam Illesety. be woad noinsok by salmi= to is m s, mil ley mat druggists. be . nesessie batons or sMielgate the growth el Wad lb. tid. Bs sere I. ail kr Be. iamb Mew tem I alr aa egeti l t. • handbill has been lamed anamasing m ummaidneli T e d .. i gesainezeohit Arne spume peso pekes. MO , Ms. curies H. D ikm h e idi p w rii d ee e p o lama On &be Wel October will be yeabtlebed, WA and Cbesp Make, wlm Hs. ed., OBSCURE DISEASES of the BRAIN and MINA Py nun Minnow, M.D., D.C.L. laid= : 1•6414 Bantwiska, Itt. Plecedilly, W. DOUGLAS, Isle of MAIL—Hie Grace the Duke el Athoirs latiwesidence, the CABTLI MONA HOTTLL sad BOARDING.IIOUSr The patronage of Wallies and tourbta Is solicited for this unrivalled and economical establishment. Bee "Bradshaw Tariff and list of furnished houses on receipt of two stsial*. REMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S eve Iwolag tkis Week, glee Allred MeLea's Coeceeek ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN le MOOS and Co., tole eestraetors tee Itottled Beet to the Intermatinnal 0111110,16 Agents for Slum& Minn* mad Sea's India Pale and Burton Ale,. and Galnnem Sok and Co.'s lain stout, Importer d Wines and Splrita—Odices sod Stens, the Ito* tothinga, 11.0.—The trade suppled on Word Semi for teak KINKS SELECT LIBRARY-BOOKS for AnTU MN and WINTIE RUBINO. —The boathooks of anthers, and an recent works et acknowledged 1011111 i and gems& Interest, may be obtained from MIIDIES LIBRARY as moderate terms, and with the least possible delay. Revised list of the principal works now in circulation and on sale are now ready, and will be forwarded, free, on application. Charles Edward Mudie, New Olio street, London ;Crusastreet, Manchester : and 'rempinstreet, Birmingham. IVATIIIERSTON and BROGDZWEI GOLD CHAINS a troy might, at rsellothie rafts, sod the worlaaatuhlp et wholesale manufacturer . pion. Me gold In she chains gustantsed, and re-purcheeed at the Wee charged Here's the net" How much your chain weighs, to the utmost caret The dueness of the gold, and cheap for tohleo.".._ Las tkm. llassfacksy. No Amor nada ot chains and jewallary for la loch. IC IL This attatdiatuanat Is eland at It I lb. 'venlig" and on 'Mandan .11 Wank. PAPER DRAPERY and CHEAP STA TIONIZT.—= DAT, BALE NOW ON, la ocatecmence of elloolutke olpsaiaarittlp. Swum asay Nam great bargains at ARTHUR GRANGER'S, WA a HoDarz, W.C. HYAM and CO.'S SUITS sad GARMENTS to OltDlA.—Noblemen, clergymen, and gentlemen are recommended to entrust their Orden to HYAM = l l e 3 itan o., Whose clencal and professional nttln, Babas, and Leerier. together with Gentlemeies CLOTHING =lly. are cd the beet and most fashionable d Snit& Pk to UM. ; Professional SIAM alla t e :Nrradissf Hahne, from 3 to S guineas. Servants' Limns—Pave tialts, from Its. Footman's Suite COs.: Coachmen's Salta. 66a HYAM and Co., Maud 61, Osfeedetreat. PERFECTION in TROUSERS.—Nice Points Altslosd.—RYAlll and Co.'s Trot-fitting TROUSERS, cot so bogeyed seisalpisia St with motors, and allow of tree Swim, to Ito wearer withoot 'Sahibs Into maws or folds. NO Calms and PLOWIIII of materials to choose ties, read 7 =ads sad to massont, 14s. Id, les. ed., Us. 6d., Sta. WEAN mad Co., 66 sod 67, °steed-street, ACHANGE el FASHION, COAT and VEST ALll3.—Osatkasea now prefer a change of pattern foe Tremors Mased of setae all throe garments of one material: Mk style normarade Vast: to mamma of tuts. Coats sad Vona alas, 111% fld to eta: 'Dooms la Clasriuts, Tweeds, Angelas, and lbesklea 14a id. tons. Tifim:Di oic iii•Vdei: NKSSANDRINGRAM OVER-GOATS and ClPws. ova to Twat Onlasta—UTAH and Ca's Oven was and Cann are node all the taddaaabia asiderlsls catiara and workman la aanslaat praink• an this denaiptioa al than sad a sepals, ma& mad quality are aninalmod. E AY and Ca. at aad 124 Ozfordairset ; 11, 12, and IS, Now dresa ltrulankant ; sad 42, Magna, Lai& ITHZINVIOORATIVE NIERVINZ 881110TCE. Ems sinetlically prepared cad meet powerful autr4 the asedhal ever latrodscod restores to time Dermal ceedhicer DY lhe oretetleoe, go the 'steely of vitae& perfect bomb do =IS is • wadi, far debility of all Wads, wed from Its cos mows ether berstlests, Moine sad P=5t1e ...... ... 0 1 sods wit impve Isiellelat to the wean Taw Se. par boa% et flier gesailltlin am• tar — W r— Sole sips% Mom Illomprisa aid ,Co. INK OffienhArseli. kallsoliall•alseat. IMAM LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1863. AM RICA. By the City of London, which arrived at Liver pool yesterday morning, we have New York papers to the sth inst. The following is given as the situation on that date : Oar latest dates from Charleston are to Tuesday evening, the let last., at 5 o'clock p.m., a hen the steam-ship Fulton left the bar on her way from Port Royal to this port. At that time the nege was going oe spinet Fort Weiser, to ' wards which Gemmel Gillman had someeled in remains paralleL The irenelsda, whichomoording to the sews brought by the supply boat Union yesterday, were firing on For- Moultrie and Sullivan's Island on Monday afternoon, had been withdraws on Tuesday evening when the Fulton left. Charleston had not been bombarded for ten days previous. The firing of the inside& mo tioned from 3 eolook till sundown on Monday, the 31st, with great vigour on Moultrie sad the Sullivan's Island batteries, these forte, as well - Forts Wagon and Gregg, replying. Fort Sumter meanwhile, over whose shat tered and unarmed walls the rebel lag was still fiyinr, re mained silent—a mere MINI of ruins. It is reported that Font Wagner bad been maenad daring the action ; but Ude is not confirmed. A severe norm interrupted the proceed. lags of the lane-shade, and compelled them to lie off at amine inside the bar, where they were up to Tuesday evening. General (Mimeos keeps up his fire os Fort 'Wagner. Miiipproselese are sow me lase le it that Orr tiombOaals are throwing &ell sad bead-grendee at tae another. On Wednesday of last week be drove the enemy from hie rifle pita, on the left advance hoe, one hundred yards, and captured seventy-eight prisoners, including two officers. Recent despatches from Bridgeport, Twosome*, dated yesterday, assure no that the whole eastern portion of the State, except the region about Chattanooga, is evacuated by the rebels. General Burnside telegraphs that be captured Xinpkm with little opposition on Wednesday. Part of Ge mmel Mintry's brigade of Roessorens' army bad joined him, and entered the plan with him. .The headquarters of the army of the Cumberland were gall at Stevenson, Ala., yesterday morning. Orly • portico of the army had erased the Towage. The forces oa the south side are now engaged in movements aiming at the destruction of the Georgia Railroad, forming Bragg's line of oommunkatioo. Nothing positive is known ea to the intention of the enemy in re gard to Chattanooga ; bat the fact that all move able and public and private property is being amid south from the town is as iedisatios that the rebels Leg doubtful about their ability to hold it. A portiere of the mew of the AMMO! Shooks:Awe, is New Topsail Inlet, North Carolina, destroyed the blockade ren ew Alex. Cooper, horn New York to Port Royal, with sus assorted cargo. The crew dispersed • party three time their number and captured wend primers and kerma The following details respecting the operations at Charleston are published in the New York papers of the sth : The United States supply steamer Union, Captain Conroy, arrived at this port yesterday morning with palliators and the mail from the Fast Gulf blockading squadron. Captain Conroy, of the Union, reports that he lay at SWIM of Charleston biz on Monday, August 31, from 12 o'clock twos till sundown. From noon till 3 p.m. there was no firing on either side, but about Wiliest two the iron-clads skinks.. namely mo►ed up towards Sullivan's Island, taking up a podtios abreast of Fort Moultrie, the new °bleat of attack. At 3 p.m. an animated firing command from the iroo.okds upon Fort Moultrie, which wee replied to from Moultrie and another ba►tery en Sellivan's Island, as well as by Forts Wagner and Oren. on Morris Inked. General Gillmore'slat kris, also opened on Wagner. In the midst of all this firing Sumter stood paefeotly silent. It is understood that she is completely sad effectually silenced, and her dilapidated condition confirms the supposition ; for bee appearance is rather that of a maned and &wed pile el bricks than of a substantial fortress. The angle facing Gillmore's bakeries is battered and heasyeombed trout top to bottom ; and the parapet is an irregular sigiag line. It is reported that four guns had been got into position on the fort the day before. but had been at onoe dismounted by our firing. The rebel flag still fie w, however, over the dead remains of the tortillas , tioia. The result of the attack of the Non-Glade on Fort Moultrie was not ascertained when the Union sailed. We learn from a person on board the Union that Fort Wagner had been sauteed ; that our vessels panted by it, Sumter paying no attention to them in their attack upon Moulteie. An ensign of the fleet, while on night duty in • boat, bad peened up close to Ilk city, and did not discover any apnea:awe of obstrnotioas. The impression was that our fleet amid not par up to the city by • run wash as Ad. mina Farmed made, with far km oat to the Nation than by the plan of reducing the forte is rotation. The steamship Fulton. Cookie Wottoo, arrived as this port last evening, from Port Royal Sept. 1 and Charleston Bar at five p.m. of the same day. She bring, the following intelligence from Morris Island :—The siege still continued. General &Elmore bas sucoesded in running a parallel against Fort Wagner. The irou.olads have been withdrawn from their attack on Fort Moultrie and the batte ries on Sullivan, Island. Charleston has not been bombarded for the last tan days, The casualties smog the Union troops average about sic pee day from the various rebel batteries. Everything is programing favourably for the Union ones, and all are coo , Meet of a final nooses of our troops. The following telegram is dated Fortress Monroe, September 3 : The stormy weather of the last two days has checked naval operations. Everything is in readiness to go on with the attack, and all that we are waiting for fsvetirabie weather. On Wednesday night Admiral Dairen went up to Fitt Sumter with the mositors, the Irourides and the Mahwah& and Ottawa; bat the storm increasing, he wee impelled to return. At three o'clock Fort Moultrie discovered the ' movement, and fired on the Patapsco. On Monday, when the Spauldiog sailed, the Weehawken was up shelling Buttery Gregg. The rebels raised another gun on the ruins of Fort Sumter on Saturday. Oa Sunday our Morris lased batteries renewed the bombardment of Fort Sumter, dir mounting the fresh guns the rebel. lad erected, and damag ing the front of the parapet. The Monitor Lehigh arrived on Sunday afternoon in floe condition. She parsed through a terrible storm, ' bat behaved well. The steamer Horne alio arrived on Sunday. The operations of General Oilbnore are progressing with great vigour. His &pomace are now so close to Fort Wegner that the combatiate are throwing shells and hand grenades at one another, On Wednesday we drove the enemy from hiarifie pita, on the lett advance line, one hundred yards, and sap. tared 78 prisoners, including two °Moms. The Monitors are weather* the storm well. They are inside the bar, holding os to their anohors. The Admirals in good spirits, and confident of sums& The only important new. from the Potomac army is that on the 2nd General Kilpatrick, with a field battery supported by cavalry, sunk the steamers Satellite and Reliance, which had recently been captured by the rebels at the mouth of the Rappa hannock, at a point on the river twelve miles below Fredericksburg. THE FRENCH CLAIMS UPON THE FLORIDA. The conned retained by the 'sprain of the Con federate privateer Florida has published in the °Chalk, of Brest, • new version of the affair of the Bremontier. He states that the Florida captured ' two vessels, named the Henrietta and the Oneida, and burnt them after taking on board their crews. The Bremontier then appeared, and the captains of the vessels which had been destroyed asked permission to confer with her captain whom they knew as a freemason. The permission was granted; negotiations ensued, and the captains of the Oneida and Henrietta, together with two ladies and thirteen sailors, or passengers, went on board the Bremontier, where they were voluntarily received. Such is Captain Make 4 ver sion of the occurrence. l e Side of yesterday points ont, bower, that it as in direct contradie non with the %gement made by the captain of the Bremontisr, and it reproduces from the afoni fear of the 24th May, 1863, the following nixed from that statement : I hod bolded soy milord edam mob to atm bins trtiol slim I Waved to, rd to dor oho tint I we Ho mot TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (maws rizzauma) THE CONFEDERATE PRIVATEER FLORIDA. PARTS, Barr. 1& La France of this evening states that the result of the note in the Moniker of this morning, respect ing the Florida, is to give greater prominence to the belligerent quality acquired by the Confederate government, and to allow the Florida to profit by all the rights and all the advantages enjoyed by neutrals in French ports. La Prance continues The quality of a vessel of war gives certain particular rights. Such vessels cannot be seized. If individuals having suffered loss claim indemnity, such claim can only be made by one government to the other." The Patric of this evening says : "Letters from Turin deny the existence of a project for the marriage of Prince Humbert with a Portuguese Princess." " The rumour that Senor Isturitz, Spanish Ambassador to Franoe, would leave Paris is. unfounded." THE ZOLLVERZIN• CONFERENCES. Shia 7, Swr. 16. The Nord-deutsche &stung of to-day says : "We learn that all the members of the Zollverein have consented to be present at the , conferences to be held in Berlin. "It would appear, however, that they intend first assembling at Munich, in order to come to an understanding respecting the attitude which they will assume at the Berlin conferences. "This course can evidently have no influence either on Prussia's resolutions, or the settlement of the principal question, viz., the treaty of com merce between Frame and Prussia." THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Rim 16. A. leading article of the Czas to-day demands the recognition of Poland an a belligerent, declaring it would otherwise appear that the Powers approved the present oondition of the conflict, and the bar barous measures that are being taken. "This recognition," says the Czca, " would only be the logical consequence of the armistice accepted by Poland and rejected by Russia. It would not costa man nor a shilling : it would put an end to all conspiracy, secure Poland and Europe from re volutionary designs, and preserve the dignity of the Great Powers, while it protected the interests of Poland." BROI)Y. Bar. 16. The arming of bands for tte insurrection con tinues on the frontier. An outbreak on the Ramie& side of the frontier is also expected. Arrests of officials take place frequently. SPAIN. MADRID, ezer. 15. The ministry is quite determined to chastise the Riff insurgents if the Emperor of Morotwo does not keep his promise to put them down. The Washington Cabinet has demanded that the distance to which Spanish jurisdiction extends around the island of Cuba shall be reduced to three miles. It is asserted that the government is little I disposed to make this concession. Marshal O'Donnell and Sir T. Crampton, the English ambassador, have arrived here. ITALY. TURIN, Sur. 16. The Opinions of to-day says :—" The rumours current that the Italian Minister had issued a large quantity of Treasury bonds are unfounded. The amount of bonds at present in circulation is but little in excess of one hundred million lire, a sum inferior to that authorised by law." Despatches received from Melfi, Potenza, and Caserta announoe the surrender of numerous brigands with their chiefs. Much rejoicing pre. railed among the people on this account. The Italian squadron of evolution will leave for Lisbon with Prince Amedeus and Prince Carignano on board. Several foreign officers have arrived in Lom bardy to witness the artillery manoeuvres which will commence on the 21st instant The review of the equadron by the king will take place before the commencement of November. CHINA AND JAPAN. SHANGHAI, Amer 4. (By telegraph from Suez.) Major Gordon was victorious ou the nth ult., and captured Pairing (Nanking T). Burgevine, with 500 rowdies, has joined the inhale. Intelligent). from Japan states that the Japanese princes were giving trouble. The Semiramis bad landed a force at Negate (1) and engaged and de feated the Japanese troops. CRAB Mite or mess Cluntar.—Tbe Sii•ele of yes terday says :—"TM affair of the five prisoners of the Awes has made us acqualated with • met ul revelation respecting the a otrordente of the defenders of throne and altar, those brigand leaders, who are so warmly supported by the clerical prem. On the 12th April, 1886, the brothers La Gala were sentenced by the Smola Conn of Tenni di Lavery to twisty yams in irons for a robbery with violence, ocomitted in a dwelling house at sight." Tess Bair= SCHOLARSHIP& —The handsome endowsiot °motored au the University of Edinburgh by Sir David Baxter data from the month of April last, and it is tar the eaconragemeat and promotion of studios in the departments of idatbernatice and Mental Philosophy. The sum banded over to the university is 3,0001., on coodition that two ichobushipe shall be established in all time ooming, which shall be in the gift and appointment of the Becalm Aciaderaima. The ocholanhips to bear the same of "The Baxter Scholarships," sad they OM to be opea far competition. on each osomice of a comedy to all graduates in arts of the Inner. sity of Edin burgh, of not more than four years' standing et the time of the competition, who shall have graduated with booonrs is the department to which each sobolarahip appropriated, sad shall be bold by oath momenta' competitor for • period net ecomding four man. The two sebolandps are to be of meal valor-namely, each meholarship to be one-half of the free sand promods of the sum of 3,0001. Thine ediolanitips will be sweedod altar ex eseducted by examiners selected by lb• lismatne Amdentines hem their own body, the am for in the departimat cd matheneaties, sad partisa Cl:T eY that breath of it which Umiak. ineehamoll sad and Me ether for prdisionty I. mental o=y, the examalitatko for sash selsolanhip Wag to oh. ealtPuit for width it is awarded. The lees competitioe will take pMee sod year, suteequaat to the period of graduation is arts, at a t ime to be hod aid publicly intimated by Me fiendus. lt ia understood, however, that it will sot be competent for prom I to hold either of them seholanbips along with say ether scholarship. fellowship, es bursary is say p, of the sidvenities of Soothed, or with say appointment yid& leg an mooed income of 1001. If any on. holding is. ci them seholarships naives each ea appessinteut ea is Met mentioned, hie right to the Badge. Seelagultip will Mai nata. aad • sew else*" will tell w. These, we bellem, I ore the plash's' oseditions el the feemiatlon and mime i amok the oaly ether peeeidem d my imponenes Wag that, if either of the saliebesalpe Is lomat at my time, the ism which would her bees paid to the mi nt y bed it boas WM, shall be apliniet the isiswimi. [Moved, ld. Additional.] stop ifs bad quenneed the previous evening. as paid no &Sienna to this iodketlon, gems quits doss to ma seder the wkad, and put several quoting to as is Refill& that I would Dot undefined. He thee formally aniseed ma, in very goad Freed', to bring to in order to rosin mom Federal prisoners. It was thee six o'clock to the inane ; the ifea'eres setting; I slimly diniegaiahed all ►is craw prepared for battle ; his gar were all ready ; ha maintaked such a position that I woe ennead he would ban employed force if I bad est yieldel to ►is sane. A boat arrived on board bringing roe a formal order to receive the crew of a Federal vessel which bad been burnt the pre. inn unlit, and land then in or of tie peen of Brull. To the observations I made that I had a very long voyage to make, zany pamengers on board, that I belonged to a nett teal satin, and that &ally I could Dot take these persona without iojary to the Interests madded to me, be replied that he was compelled to band over to roe pert of his lodgers (petriormairef). The inquiry opened by the judicial authorities (says the Mick) will show on which aide is the truth. WABWICKSOIRI 40111CiaTURIL ASS°. ClArioN. LRAIUNGTON, Winnows. The annual meeting of this association was held in the anebboarbood of this tows today, and was attended by meet d the patty of Mis emote. The show at every description of stook was very large sad very fun, and the show was visited by a mai comouses of people is the cause of the day. A dower and trait 'bow, in coalescing with the egricultoral show, was held in the Jentsou Gardens. The anneal dinner was held In a spacious marques ea the grounds, and was presided over by the Earl of WAIWICE, who was supported by Lord sad Lady Leigh, Lady Aylim hird, Mr. 0. M. Oddment (the High Sheriff of the county), lady Yardman, the Eight Ilea. C. B. Addielsy, M.P., lord BIMINI, Mr. C. N. Newelepts, ILP., lir. J. Menem M.P., Mr. Grimes, LP., Biz C. Mordannt, LP., Bir G. Clieterynd. Sir H. flatmates, the Hem. O. B. Perm, the Hes. 1 1 C. G. Booth, the Boa. C. L. Bathe, the Has. 0. J. Verney, the Hon. and Nev. J. Forester, be. Between 400 and 500 ladies were prawn. After the usual loyal and pitriotie toasts had been gives, Lord LOMB proposed " The Health of the (Meanies," la ociejusatioa with "Prosperity to the Werwiekshim Agricultural Maxiatioa." The Earl of Wsswunt, in reply, observed that it most be very gratifying, sad very much to the benefit ol the comitry at large, that agricultural associatioas of this kind were berearing in such a marvellous manner. Not only bad they tnereased ia insportenos, but in uselalaass. Comparing the peessat Mate of the ameistion with its madams at the time of the lest epee leg ender the old system, three years gem be fogad that the mwolier el labourers ocinpning were at that time MI, whereas they were now 120 ; ploughmen, happy sad Matson, 18 formerly, now 73. Tina 176 animals were metered for competinon now that number had isiarened to 434 ; the implement Miners exhibitier bad increased from three to thirty-Mx, while their eseatiap had been rendered vastly more p op by the preemies of ladies at their annual banquet, Lord Leigh had alluded to the sapport which amonations of this kind pee to labourer% Me (the Hari at Warwick) had always felt that whether ender the old or the new system them was es men impartial frieze meneend with estimate:el anacriatiees thou the support they pee to the labouring cleans, Italie eight macho& that in owe dais aloes Is which they gave remade to /Meanie, many, that elms in which prase were given to agriontawil labourers who bad remained the limpet time in the service of one master, in the arse of fourteen labourers who bed obtained prime, the number emapettag being 70, the lowest in the nue who bad °beamed prime had lived with the mese meter upwards el thirty-three years (Chem) Now kinsmen that that was a imam of enemzeporeat both to masters and ma, bemuse be was perfectly sure that mime a reciprocal feeling of lanolin ended Wirer AM mailer and the labours, they would an mans so keg mated, end that they wend waver have begrimes ia say unnatural county maim such teeliag mete& He would not detain them by any common upou the geassel purses et agriculture is the present day, bat he must ob serve thee the more agriculture promised the more it allied MeV with manufactories district. and worked togas the with them in One 11002E00 mum. Bo moth the heeler for the agricultural tamest itself, so man the better for the community at large. improvement had been very greet is ell dominions of agricultural machinery, and these was manly a year in which fresh inveutions were not brought to ben. At the same tame that they supported the =URI. rectories intermit they trusted sad believed that manufac users looked upon them with feshap of friendship and good fellowship. It was the hearty wish and desire of origami/Mee to pall together with the Mall. lecturers in one common muse, that cause being the interest of (treat Britain. (Cheers.) Some time ago he observed that at a large and important meeting in the earth a noble duke, speaking of the promo of agriculture, made use of the remarkable expression that there was in almost sewn animal and vegetable a New creation. There could be ea doubt that the laplOSVlDelli wee most Malkin when they compered the magmasent animals eshilitted at such shows se this with the noted, uncultivated animals which formed, as it were, the raw material ; so likewise when they cons pired the magniflorait samples of wheat and grain shown at the various markets of the country with the wretched weed from which it probably originated. But at the woe gm they must be careful not to be too presumptuous, and to leery thin the Mod of man could accomplish everything, for they must ever bear le mind that though mac Lamm it is God who given the Mama% tad that one night's frost or oas day's storm might seeder snarly sought all that mast could do. It was their duty, therefore, to use all those mesas which the intelligence of mankiad placed at their disposal, and to trust to a merciful Providence for its mat ernal result. Th4T '•kreiith of the High fßworiff " was meat drank, sad Yr. CALOWOIT having respoadwi to the Omsk proposed "no Howes of Lards." . Lord Bcsnzae , in reply, expand the gratifiestioe he felt at suing this important ineetieg attended by ID many peers Inning to the meaty. He thought the; whether they looked to the Mee d file Cphtirust , or to America, is which a fealeladal war, the horn= el whin defied all deaniptioo, was min, this asiatry bad special reason to be thankful. Mem, hoar.) And he was coo minced that Eoglishem knew bow to value their glorious oonatitutioe of which the Home of Lords was ocoostituen part. So keg as that been wee ananally recruited with fresh blood drawn from the ranks of the people, so lung as men in the humblest clues, of life were enabled by the men force of talent to rise to the highest places in the land, whether they regarded the church or the state, oe whether they had Merman to the display of ability, integrity. and courage in the field, so long would the House of Lords be Laminar institution in this country. (Cheers.) Nor then ever be wanting a class of men who were always reedy to stand forward, a barrier, as it were, to the encroachment of the Green os the am side or the people oa the other. (Obsess.) Societies such as the mama were la reality founded in die.affectious of the people, for whether he spoke of labourers or tenant farmers, there was scarcely •=a among than who was not proud to belong to an association of whin their landlords were members. (Hear, hear.) He wu much gratified to einem the marked im provement is the reiteration of the lead of this district mime he bad bad an opportunity of visiting it some plan X—result which wee to be attributed to the impetus eh il bad bees given by this society, sad also to the visit of the Royal Agriaulteral Socany, thus showing that the advantages conferred upon soy particular locality by the visit of that valuable emanation were of • plummiest de scription, and he hoped that they would matinee to re member the motto of that society, which was "Samos with practice." It was their desire to discover what was the right thing to be dose to improve the breed of stock, and reader machinery more available in agriculture, and then to nuke the restate knows to fanners. It was ea that gained that they bad don all in their power to en courage steam ploaghiag, and be was much gratified to hear that some spirited farmers I. that district bad united together fur the purpose of *Mania( a steam plough. (Hear, hear.) He hoped that Se a short time they would see sawn cultivation letrodoced in the same way as thrash ing conhine and other implements bad been. H. could speak from his own experieocis that it was impossible to 411116111 SOON descriptioas without the use detain cultivation. Iterthermore, it they wished le raise the ohmmeter, habits, sad mend and intellectual qualities of the labourers, nothing they could do would tandem much to aanneephsh that object ea the introduction of steam oultiverion. (Hem, hear.) Hr. SHILDON proposed " The Hem of C 01111111001," ob. swirvitig that a rumour wee very morales{ la that part of the eeuatry that the Dreamt Home of Commons mini Not be 1111101 i linger is azistenee, hat he had so doubt that after its dissolution it would, like the rim, from its esbes is mewed vigour. He ooupled with the toilet the nem* of the right Hos. O. B. Adderley, which was mind with load dime. 14. ADINILZT. in waywoffing to the too* maid that be rotinsod Nimbi sot for tie NAN, but for No Osumi: of UN Haw if Oconraona. If ba had horn, a Nom tor of parlament for 7/ loan, as ho had boon, far South Stafford. Wm, be mia►t lan known woo abort arioultunt, but Ito *NM not Wm taken son NUNN in its prosperity. Ho Gadd the bearer Notify to the vane of • tura N. Nalationo, brans tM period be bad nfurni to, twenty. two ran, woo Not the period in whisk tbay had Won not in ten annitry. and Jireitly after Ora diet rtabilihmtio t INN onoinalod, and vapidly anokiplying titemaoktio, Noe IN. NNW tbaconsimiat the length and of tbo fond. It [TWOPENCE we jest as be entered the Hones of ColEliNals Vise agri cultural societies and farmers clubs began to take root and Ze in fart s te=th u a D t d i s f r tr a sy li w r os e rt i llit . j i b l oA m oZ. set their aboodders to the wheel. (Hear, her.) AS i a. thought that all persons would admit, induce( by the results if that and kindred societies, that *V had nosseded in their efforts, and had raised agn milture to the level of the time& (Cheers.) They bad, by combiniog together in sa wn i a ti os s Cl this kind, aasociations in which the "piet of compstilime was sa jar portant element, so improved the cultivetioa on/abed that they might be said to have vied with the unaiasterers in calling in the aid of machinery. At the time to which be referred manufacture was rampant, and was stimulated by all the reeourcee of capital and invention, end agricadtare was struggling ; but in process of time agriculture so com peted with manufactures that she became, as it were, a manufacturer herself, and if any one weld dwdre to early the edemas of agriculture • step higher he must plough by steam aid reap with the aid of wannest 'sweatier, so much bad these societies due to premien the program of agriculture by the adoption of maddeary to its various opening.. But although all classes bad bees benefited by this improvement in agriculture, as.. bed re ceived so mach beaslit from them as the 'showers them. selves. There were men who chose to ridicule the system of giving prises for good conduct among the labouring duns societies like them ; bet whatever differesee of opinion there might exist upon that point, there Could he Do gus tier& whatever that the establishment of apieeltund so cieties had conferred greater bassets on the labouring clams than epee any other branch Cl the community. (Chun.) Skilled egncultore required skilled labour, and skilled labour invariably raised the status of the ekes which supplied it. Net oak, did the intredustioe elf skilled labour enable the grit-W.lra ).bearer to work himself up in the scale of society, but it also tended to userease his enteral utelliguee, and is this way se soortioes advattoge had been reaped by the labour. Jot Polnialoo from the estaWishmeet of agricultural socie ties. He teak it upon himself to say, acid he had tad some expanses in retinue to the question of edema's., that more had been due by the introdootioe of skilled labour to improve the education of labourers, and to rain them In the scale of humanity, than all that the Privy Council bed dote with its manual millions voted by parliament. (Hem, hear.) The general result of their labours, then. had bees to com bine apiculture with manufactures. and it was or of the edematous rla in i t iallorde and farmers ' the employers sad em ployed, the agriculturist and the manufacturer, an ty to mix together at their annual .. meseint. loleu7lll7.).7mTattd7,rinteras that ttiyrepressa had "7.1.° the th; hone interest was represented, and one of the meet attrec. tin eights of the day bad bee° the hurdle racing for the trial et keen whisb seemed to have interested persona of all reeks. In like manner they had the cattle interest and the machinery interest, as exemplified is the exhibition of ouricultural implements. But the finest feature in the exhibition was to be found io 'the people theme/vie who attended it (Hear, beer.) Talk of the improvement of bread, why the nee they themselves represented, the Ines and women, the old Auto-Sun rase, were the beet breed in the whole world. (Cheer') If it wen not for the vigour of the Aegi.Suon rue, what would become of • meeting like the present. No otter country in the world bad such self main and such vigour about it as to be able to bold such meetings as we did, and which had been of the greatest advantage to the ountry. It was the absence of a too emir eatiag climate, toe unclouded skies, and • too luxurious nature which _produced so vigorous a race of people, and which mated WI so superior to all the world. (" Hear, hear," and Cheers.) " The Health of the Memben for Warwickshire" war next proposed, and nspooded to by Yr. Newt:num who expressed the gratification he felt at being preemie at so large and influential • Inherit( Cl agriculturists, and the sympathy which the people of Leamington and the district last year had shown towards the suffering manufacturer" of Coventry sod North War widudiire. Those acts of charity would ever excite a warm emotion in the breasts of manufacturers ' • and be could not bat rejoiced whet seemed to be the copsrtnership that led sprung up bennss agriculturists and ineaufamerees. They were wow also applying to agriculture steam, that great power of modern times, and they were thiteradoed that, it thatspect at lemit, the manufacturers should have no monopoly. The agrieulturista in North Warwickshire had I }engage felt a friendship for the tall chimneys which smeised the outcrop of their minerals, ad bed leant to lament when they stood vapour. is ; for in their ease • cloudless sky was but too often • sign of departed prosperity. The nationality of feeling which new tatted was meet marked, mad that natiosality had been called out manly In consequace of the distress of the manufacturing interest, which had called forth tie noblest effort' of charity that bad ever been made. He thought that the protest state of the country, fiourishing as it was, compared with almost every caber country in the world, was • recognition of Diens Providence for which we ever ought to feel grate/alas • mike. ("Hear" and cheers.) Sir C. Mordenot also briefly returned thanks, and various toasts of a local character having boss given the meeting separated. - - - ADDR TO KZ. =JASON Las GI7INIFIID6.-011 Temday, a deputation of the Licensed Groins and Vintners Society of Dabha pleseeded bi amines to the country residence of Mr. GUMMI, at St. Anne's, Dollymottot, and mounted him with an dreee of sympathy and oongrata lation ea the auspicious maritime of his daughter to the Bev. William Placket, of Tam. Dobbs Azpress. RITREEIRNTATION OF OXFORD. —lt is expected that a vaaaacy MU speedily occur is the representation of the city of Ozfoid. The friends of Mr. &Oases °melee hare bees casmacist the electors during the last few days, end another liberal candidate is spokes of in the person of Mr. W. C. Cartwright, of Ay oboe. near Banbury. TIM Rini MATCH. —ENGLAND V. AUSTRALIA. The followleg ie the complete score of the Robin Hoods, who repreeent this country is thegreat match with Australia t too 300 400 500 600 700 SOO 000 O. yds. yds. yds. yds. yds. yds. yds. yds. T. Mat. Evans 23 18 17 19 20 19 8 9 133 Paste Perry l7 18 19 21 9 20 6 3 Ili Corporal ledfera lO lb 20 17 16 11 30 10 126 Corporal ihnith l6 10 1t 7 7 10 16 6 92 Private Ban 2l 15 17 14 'lB 11 9 6 107 Private Sleppwley 19 17 19 17 10 14 11 11 111 Private If °Mall Private Brewster l6 14 If 18 9 19 7 7 ISt Private Coke Private White Totals lO9 li4 )1O JO $9 JO $9 74 Mr Aronson ... .10.08 11.0019.016.1012.80 KW MOO 7.40 UAW Lieutenant Evans le a member of the Ina of Hine and Evans, architects from whom designs the greeter part of the new town of Nottingham has IMO built. Ensign Perry I. a merchant in the American trade ; Corporal Bedlam, a plumber ; Corporal Smith, a lace manufacturer ; Mr. Sher parley, a druggist ; Mr. Noddall, a draper ; Mr. Bees, plumber ; and Mims. Cola, Brewster. and N 4 bite, young men under twenty years of age, the last-named not yet 17. Not one of the ten bad any military experience whatever rotas to joining the voluttor movement. Captain widens had charge of the firing party, and Captain Hay, of the Heath Militia. and now adjutant of the second Derbyshire Volunteer Baraboo, officiated as umpire. Bum= MATH or Ma. &mon Usouct:rr. —Tbis gentleman, well koown for $ number of yearns the founder, and up to the timed his death se the head of the extenaive Inn of Gramma mad Bons, iroumasters of Bilstoo, died suddenly at hie resident" at Cceeley, on Tuesday monde& The deceased, although mid to be in his Midi yeas, had every appearaaes of &faith and activity, and was in atter dame at ass el the works with which be was cosseted up to Monday evening. He afterwards west home and retired to bed at about his usual hourorithout exhibiting any symr tenni of an alarming character. About half-past two o'clock ' the following roomier, however, be was seised with a very severe fit, from which he did sot recover, but died ia about half an hour. Apoplexy is supposed to have been the cause dile:Mk. Hewes up to the time of his deems' a member for Sedgley, of the Dudley board of guardians, and had during his lifetime held missy parochial appointments. Come:orris( life as a mere working man, he gradually raised himself to he the part possessor of some of the largest ironworks in the district, being another amongst the many examples in the Black Country of what pereevere awe sod industry may aseceroplish. The firm of which be was the head are the °wears of the Bankfield, the and the Waterloo Ironworks. in addition to soy:11 14 12- lieries, and employ upwards of 1,000 hands.—Birmitipfingt Post - Hewn Rescue oe ♦ Deowellto Fuuteinaw.— Oae of the most darts( aces of heroism we have had to re cord in thin locality—and we an proud to say they have Dot been few—we hue the demon of layiog before onr readers. Oa the eight of Tuesday lad • Bhetlend hired fisherman, named' Irvine Robertson, as beam the &keg boat Brothers, of Lybator, white in the act of dipping the sell, was koocked overboard. There war • heavy gale at the time, with considemble sea, sod the sight was excessively dark. The poor man etniggled in ram for some time to keep above water. when 111 r. Jobe earmark, joe., Lybotor, determined to make an effort to save him. He at cow leaped overboard, with • ropes sod in one bard, sad bravely swam is the directioe when &shorted was supposed to be. Oe readied him, he was is the act of sinking. but ha at dos clutched bold of Commack, and both musk together. Oormack. however, hod hie bold of the reps, by mouse of which both wore hauled oe board by the I remainder of the crew who had so anticipatioa b u t th a t both would hero dws ed. Gorusaces bravery as this mica doe is worthy of all praise, sad hoe been duly reported to lb* Royal Hansa* Bocisty. la Jane last another brave ace was dome by the mme individual when *waged in the Leos barring fishing. Daring a serer* gale the boat el Abrauhder Deall , Palteeagtowe, dragged bar sorban tied was 'early seisms oa a &arrow rest of rocks, when Ca. made, by mew of • small boat, ooaveyed to the wow ha& amebae gad etudes, which were the mesas of saving beat mad materials, and probably also the erew's . r