The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-20 00:00:00

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RVOUS DEBILITY=ONSTITUTIONAL t& MU : se Ow le eMinaftelikW .Mt Amami • lb, Ow d So Ilaams• b Os Timbre. ot Ire Por • P•••••• •ft. liftratlat fovea twat wombs, el NM mini maw wok Go NW, el um met inrilial ea...OMM • .61 , ....M. ibb 111•1•0. aim 41 mum sky Mid/ hem the wino dimple', ki ..011 1111. la No pips .111 be t.... 4 dm saw Aielb Ind i ssonnaba VW .11111 k trllael• lisle premskaai dr .. ..l. t• sirs foe wra. 701111 - 11 .7Vili ; .: Cr !. ie . ,,.' ..., :1114 3 : u• W . e 41 4. I. Ix*. blown. So I eel K : MOWN. _ wwww....oW ••••/4•4 WYO. benvolty.tr= " florbad elle M: neliben soft staftbhis ilewili la • hallow Manama d , swam 4Ms 4litas•V=nerine. TO, Llemonomon; Z ►rwrarry POUNDS REWARD.—MUSONO NI V.: laiihsei lliNA 'l"' :W. ki n , 3 mad ; /Maim adi =ran, es siw pgam . =l4l larlM• ird I. IY nobs Ur Yew ward. AI ligisT i t 'UNLIT. W. Ilestbillemb4ll4. WONT BLANC WILL CLOSE ON SATUR DAY 110117, Aar* It. IRFORIYB PANORAMA. - MOSCOW. - MOW OITA • masitient PANORAMA et 11011 COW. with all *MUM al theA ow* MAL sad Use tower win ce the Aiwzrawr 11. labe the tremille. awn Low. sad am liwiene_r a 47 . 7 . view. Open ftem lean dank. Ailriemice to WORBURY BARN TAVERN.—Chateee des isair il "Pjact 1 1 :=C•boVIL I V&T..„_. " Waloak—Bfairft lielesleil Gorda& T HE MUTINY in INDIA a QUESTION of SAM —a ow WI Ma Irene Slog LOOTERS le dillrisd ea dr ryes rrest M VVE AA ►VEXING $ WANE, by R. sax 3 ZAII3III USEUM. 4. Coraupeineek Ism sr Yes &leveret r tolows:—.4ll obekrr.l=ss Pbelarbby et Mauler r lad st I ss4 4, by Pc dal Depolks.' admire ltresse Gym bees WWII. LITER.ATURZ Ad by dresses Delivered ow Difernst Public Ocessiows les Boyd Ifi9haose tAs Prince Albert, Pres& slows e Am* bi - Arts, Manufactures, owl Commerce. Published by the Society of Arts. London : Bell and Daldy, Meet-street, publishers to the Society. 1E157. Every one is aware of the readiness of the Prince Consort to give his countenance and rap port to all schemes of real public usefulness, and whilst he wisely and patriotically avoids the en tanglements of party and the strife of statesmen, to throw the weight o his character and position into the scale of social progress. This volume shows with what judgment and ability ho has performed this public duty. It contain.' eighteen addresses,extending over a period of ten years, which may be considered as specimens of thLd te objects , which the Prince Con t is , and of the style in which he performs his task. The collection com prises, as we are told by the Society's secretary in the preface, only those address', with one or two exceptions, which bear on questions of social progress. They are equally creditable to the head and heart, to the moral and intellectual qualities of the speaker. The senti ments are marked with wisdom, sound sense, en lightened patriotism, and Christian charity. The style is cold and dignified, but simple and impressive entirely free from meretricious ornament or flowery declamation. We subjoin a few extracts, marked in a hasty perusal, as specimens of terseness of expression or depth of thought. In his speech at the Mansion homes to the Mayors of the United Kingdom, when the fits of the Great Exhibition was still doubtful, Ito amid: hassitly the peeled maid emegles atone at tialvemod heeeriedge, rd ist lorritodp wee esseeel is dos low, wow troy ore deeded es epeeledie=Lie pe See ao = eves le the Meese pie; he the bum. et era the puma der eastemody at Lege; ler, ebbe Me* Illeaseray tar m.p.el is new. tie pen Idly dee peed dry emus these mew le lemeles mein eat It le eheab legemed leg= name by ompeng awls. peediese d el tpeetere of the glee me ghee et war Mere and we ham only sheep wee le the lee end the ingest Ike me sel the of ef es are earaile ge ms% le atimilee ef Ind 7114 Se ens Is typegaike nue hlllene past and awed winis wee he bee lapeve Is the mill. Le mem bear men' dee ea Magi desk he Yetetwltle lmam theewe by week ebe game maim end by wakes awe lowa lai= of Miss, maw mesa Ids re ; Idneen • erne In etenerat. Same direeera these km et pewee, mien eel temelmeles ; kisetry Oen be the raw mem sea theme& dellesela Week br ewe when .sly byUmneelp. en Art m lb. wa medie Ism et Wee awl wom end ame le we pre destine hems Is ameasee le Sam And rade, as layef a lt u r steno of the Bit etiaghei led Mame It is enema epee by the easmat that Misr* le moms& sed emardis ; awl Ow yin with a asernis ked d.Yemen le the wiry selede Ihnele Mid ham bees sayereedel by sem es aped the Ihe resent know ledge any be ale imesedb m[ .Se set worth having. Hal t,l ere net awe Set Mem they tea le east blame arm 11101, they treeraw, la he, the Wee wire wpm ban Vas the Is ewe* es Mem* been= Mem sal preellee—thet tale beer beep eabbasly to ass palm. vbrate Abroad et se ; Mee the Mari I sa wenn able abeihed eselwanies nelemist teem& the ds et Mak lee for ar imilmele, bet maim *deg se fehe erne at h. shelennisp, es tbe walsely the highest pis whoa heel free us mar, at evensel mem Imp eyrie the leen nest diem a Omen sat eves latildlie I. the pre if Weirmer a sir boat, set usbegestly, Mem rd edwelle beneedge r esemes men ear sere antagenhen • Amy saw, le edema Is end neatly prattled, eel met be es, as dee nee end ewe Mat due is beg, Meet more manes push. b ma dame is weak la tie dark, apylyeg natural ingtemity to ✓almeees pewee is detain a knees result. The following deeervatima, in the address to the Servants' Provident Society. are remarkable as well for good feeling ea for sound, practice *common ems: - - - • • • Any me who immolated with the simmer sad Leooll. redeem semmied with the pitsell eyeless el " doreetos to ..resale' ell at MN see the isperlease of the lalsalse tlead a system ler whisk the some sal be pretestal bm that Ms obi& the semis* d a slab miler (with ohm be sate have Nod ter a shot Owe Me) away epos his, sod the mean from the risk be with! a bees a limo week vaestor by** lemermitim ef ea r>Wrektg sward may amen him Nor is it moil Well to he esallieved ages She serve to met& hy =,:tok: bag owl of brow le Mims the whisk a sight lisle alight kW mesa him. Bo also to tie "Lebrun's' Friend are?' lot them be met* herveree. le amid say i~lieteetvial tesiereaes with laser sad embomal, whisk MOM, sway capita. desivoys time Mein of thessid sad be depraisace d edisa whisb ramie le way es • Ibe le le non eat his yea beggleem, sad immis maildmee miler whish aim somgmeale der mufti boat me peed- Ye. Med hes sena( nee WWII'S. IMMO bin Inn teeny war, se it mete stimide mob is ledhleesi enotisa, and to oda Arm ell the That it le mb b Mod mediae ad emblem& miss lot is me be sod Are wale satillsd. This sellosilim ili n seallime isle& err. It is M slow Ate am low Mese Ineletiont essidees sea he dilated MY Oa psalm* Imelt, sad leash eel amilhoceimeawbishibeseedimolemdo sue rear limas, this Ible ettehly demo se lb most MOM *My. Thee hes boa am eslmardisas allow of elteeity, r mmilissase. am the yeelsaisa of bessaig TM mane et ate it et 1111111•1111111. WI Me whim eut sf yertiesier admits et odd : lw whisk, low over. es I mid his,., the hr rely mablielisd esam pies for the emmiwity at kegs se follow. The value of this collection is enbaseed la so slight demi by the well written introdestbas pre : Axed to each address, as they . not only illustrate the speeches themselves, but furnish brief yet MIA ace counts of the principal plans of social improwerbeed ' which have occupied the minds of English thropists during the let ten year.. The edlC i rtA the work is no less creditable to the toed taste • of the Society' by whom it has tea pabifiek the. is the work Opel( to the sound sense and sollghtmod wisdom of the Prince who is its author. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPA ON THE Noun-tut Co AST.—H Ms madly begs abeam& that while the midland counties line bogs ebbed vldi heavy OWN lama visa. Dave pagelid w w argb.art ao =s r Wag part dlra vat, *way i sad dr wag was ordorag, Ann Rip sision ewe, male la ea astesdiagly Mai& melee r seeliple the Nadal Um nos age • pal lad of wet in WOW Midi la dr .go-a of X•rolmobodial god Dubin r bat ag *odor. About taw bows Wag w gans bola war DalygMr• dadoadmilior.r Tbonigy mom, • ban delft mama mom dig Mfg dr lad of sad I=. no Ala, Wombats. mil Wm dam awe Melt bat. mos dna yogigallos the bawd • maple of wain banal AM woamt6riad • in las ma, a• Way lag boa dm do agy• by dr game wog Inaba i• im ilimarlet.—Masaheeler Ottaniias. Itts Ow ELECTRIC TELEGRAM. iamb or pianos o• be &de to ISNM the "Kg dad imasugg• for morsag dos algiaaago gf • gdganglis poomoolalka Is god dam dig Mud gal the 17311•11idlgoo goa am la alma oaddigoagy d pawls% ad dot • again lop rift be bad aga grab lb. oda& Mb Ye& add& Wad ao dr lira Nin harem die ado of had doa If. pa sarg.—Xess'a Haut LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1857. IMPERIAL P. (Ccarludcdtrova Yatirday's FJpreu.) The whole of the oabie on board has beat moron tested mad bripasemi. sad bowl is he la as = 1111.4. oar as whoa hilt rlntthe Indio et essonrkli soil impe pat greme kr yews molderelles et ea -Mme', a hop pestles et the cable shady MI ow susevend at • Vesim be eel e i t ail same. wend we estheste et the ind e cease perm soliaterlepecesd fhb gut. I deist pertostae, la our pont ptalemotey seem for ; hit I in the eadeny, •• : le me ." = " tie — •§= Ms = r ye= tepee d • doubt Ns elemeis petesemt our aid- DWI MOW sal I see sheetylow raw which has preratel la ea aes be elhatively dealt with la the mitt The imbh lee lens hid at the expected rata fa the omit lob s . added workleighe adite lewA bre meet mildhelielly while the pestles hid wetwafiy Improved latt ' y bier wshawsett, hem the low temperature at the water esil the dose ocmpeenloa of the tartars if the rata ream The etrueture et the cable hes answered awry meet.- thie ihst I Mae hewed of it ; and If r were sow seciesest7 oesstrast easilsw this, I should sot reeematert es; alto. AWLS Mee lb punt cable, ',hick he its ateetles hr oetbseel up bait that it is meanly solved b ear reptionseda Ile weigkt ht the water is me elthisted to the desk dot the sheik is within ZNIMIPAiII MOM while the Abet of mieremesate spec its mime hew dait germ IS weld be Is sitempt to by •N. = , :oPr, whiel wesid, the pease estepled ex po w ma lisseensilseeire M este perm I hone V on easegamk• Otothmis, (awl) Mum's T. Batowr. • very full meeting of the directors of the At/entio Tels ..„ Ceetpaity vas held at their cams this day CIF Tirr v elhei levisUgatke We the mats which have lid Mtrpretestparsfe the eindsrldtheg,f.ls Me d the epplisies for paying maths able. lei fal:= Vend enseismeate sad peamatkes Make the eshaeble beewlidiis aperlines plod -tom b Me Merest will dlelaie Is imps* Si Moo vislimas, em eimmllesd to the ibises of gebonmellisse uppdated kit ths mime to remit tells wird bead. The direst= sat pimmenes till their future plans have ler dlesessel and Helmand es. The of the seih thele died= Si the eammeaders of the ormed andidd wend amksig the elebbag et kis Telegraph kashsquadron with to sem ta, Oak edeles eel expertmei bee hem medlally Impended tcy end the flarvii often hem indeed fe lems, eat will be Is remellides Wilk the dbeelere tomorrow Welnwriebb FULL Lisped ; Captain Beads, V.O. =oLim ir Ompliii udson, 1.7.8. frigate Mira ; Ifiddell, MM.& mai Lkeisembesememdir Dames, WM= Ihillelent Intiemetles bee already been obtin.i Is Am dowdy that the eiment sheik to the peegries the we*, however mortifyis Ins hese purely the imall et enliedillat, mil le in noee es Mein* Is the dans et the fable. sir slimyleer daisy separlenes ad MI la the blo a t Inds dross the mike =ONO of the silir= The only swift fiadivtly et es 7 mikes 410 Whims is 1,701) helms) bed beta = "h eemesses; the bemellal et the male having risked k sepal& at kalif drab So elmentslimeas AIM mail have bale Ili ha it hem mere rigidly einsieseled. asmiamd Mimeo el the low limpendele d de water mid ihe semmesslis et the peeved As issaillass man bad reilmily twa t tYt Os sells& of • tiounglie phie t 4S ia : s : hsfeg ` war ms . ' meledelly *perm' by sunk in= water. The aft dllbseky worthy et riesained wee is la dimewarele the pieslimbllM wide( Ike eplice in ma-mesa. The was pet le lietZ ths esgineer. • heavy see, selseinesl le the belbre the Mrs he the slips. The We = d r n t ioard tr Apetswesa ad Ifimpss win jibed ligelher, and the le as Masa, similiap of 2,000 dm* a heavy em. The ispeilmmt was windy sweemda, =a these sod sear drommawes - whisk bilge Ir en Initeght oat by the nowt ezpodidan have made mire mil mere and main the prosper of cceephee ensues en la= nowise. THE DIVORCE AND NATRINONiAL CAUSES an AZeppealliaa tend be • abase is the ashwe et • Nand bj the ATTORIIIIT-OENILIAL as a or el Ihe dime elastplig the elm Mu acme erp*Witerikaing W marry dtworrod pane. the ant erg *who me Ord is ewe es In man§ el • paid& had • otraholiest eliktlia to seheedes emit amm.heksaettrar &mum art baying orb • ermie aid/ be Amid le whoa*, estatesy lb. dab drab et th e ksate. Vies a &Ma, dr it was canted by 73 to 33. The bi as model we aimed to be reported to the boom — The Lords' antanimals to certain bills were then °m used. Tl;cioosac adJoorood it 6 o'clock. THE ATLANTIC TELEORAPH CABLE. TO TAT IMO, 07 TAT ZOLIPDakI. SIE,—I beg to annex an official copy of the testmea report ot the operations oat board of the United !MOB triple Megan ap to the date ci the accieleat to the Atha& ceble.—Year., tc., imokos BAWARD, es.. ltfeaFeirt"lmis, *sr /11; iset REPORT. TO THZ DIDACTOIII OF TRH ATLANTIC TILEOIIATII CORPANY. Laudon, Aug. 18, 1857. Omitlesse,-1 /awarded by the Leopard a brief elate sit of the cireametsie eileim the fracture of the cable we the mord* of the 11th Mt., and 1 have now to ley hie yea the tall midi ociectod with the ez psalm *free hawing Vista we the eying of the 7th hi, the =yet of the cable hem the Ni bin the egar=seerl most it Midi* At theimnisa banns the Aare aid end the resellor able, Jag sight iss hem the inky plat, it wee mow amy Imo slop to ream the space. TIM wee stroomilly said, end the wed *the Mier sable bested by • hair matt it mired the latlem two beep big attached at a shat dists mi, to make the pieced auk* By is of the ga we MI payed oat 40 calks of cable, incledia j the W' in ad. our exact position at that time Is M. 61 deg. 69 .tin. 36 sea N., km. 11 deg. 19 Ma. mu W.; and the depth of water, acoordiser to Os asandlerg a telz s ky the Cyder, whims mane we many hilawed, Up *4 90 pus. ea last day, the mom d Me rib W beta sidety rink/ by the psi ammerm Vie ~ the maeltinery I a whoa at a rate • Mks hater Ilea sped of the ship ; Mt at the water despised, it we neesseary to pie mere him resturint up* it by in V e reme to the Metes dim i• oinks with the Ai sad thieves gredually ri willitaly a t hi m to thee, es the speed at the able imageral with it *the veil and the depth ef Se mandige, died le be re vile. By isibight 06 mike MI beim eihitr a ..the depth of water? Wm a Ode awe dm VA Al k the weft, et the NI ire MI MAIM th e dick le the impel of lbe dim hawing V . *: 120 tie; Os Menge le the WI him dim was edgy node. By aces we hi kid 138 vie of cable, the Mew& ben* mid list. 112 deg. 11 xi 40 rec. N., long. 13 4m. 10 ask. la am W., mud tie depth of valor having now* le 410 Mai la die maid qui of the veml to tr• kerb ea bear ; I ha le d mini* *pi hem wee the rate Tied at ham them Is her bar fir dre emell amble sad two for the Itawry end mat the saves Mies ate le *aspeed mai sad well et week pi *which T; d bi = *WA saki. ltgi l llo ed. WI hem l laid. At her Fisk in the mist of the NM the dm* et wine bra to imemeallg u im MS Whim to IMO Is a aft* ml eight p le die Ws 7 wt. Weis WWI b beep the We of the oldie raw essigh be thet el aweli as the whir diewsed the piegeederile gond aide sheseed, talk wee secessay be goat the by *gee* wil, In the depth et I, gds bilicater skirl • Min el 16 cm., while the 1.....= ship were *Wag ivrinik-cplielt end live Wets vesper *col,. At nom* the 10th we bed paid eat 253 mike ef sable, the vessel having made 214 miles from shore. big then la let. 63 chg. 27 Ma. 60 i.e. N.,Mg. 1640200 oris. 11 ese.W. At this that we rapertained as horesai swell, Mini tater in this day toy a inscoor booms. From this period, hair mach* 2000 fathoms' water, it was esesesery to Masi the anis to • toe, by which the rate ef the cable was rinsed la dee propertion to that of the dim At sae la the main Name Madly Win thrill the cable gaging eat of the shwas of the Inglis eat machine, owing to the be ma pitch bigamist M the pri m, mad • sire of lame diming ping gm lei WY MC lid by Wi g Maid grin and wirwisg the tar with aiL It was neemsem to bring ep the elatrikarg the cable by stoppers ill It a main meowed the pol len. tome hmertraor irrleW — enat, es iris that It le pit& to /ay le la deep water wino* finin g to pay oat the able—a pit open itch doable have beta frequently segeemmed. Mandy shir this the sped of the cable WWI osesidembly stppea that el the dip, eel lip* 9 o'clock. vidle the rate ol the blase gee gent I bosh by the log Wads wee nw deg wt hen 14 is di hade pee War ; the sheia wee des stied to hi ewe, Mt the Wed mid eta hamsdag, soda sowed at the twee line sieryleg the able at is seals hen the dlesstliss of the dip's owe* It wee set Med eident to eheek timid,. which was at i= es iltl in zgA g linote Al tr iK A r ef the skip, esd the *Si is the MIL The kw wee theselheo bawd at two o'clock to sa awed eqdvelest to XI wt.; and this ego*, In con mimed Me sped t o imi roe* this it would have been predent to penekte If cwt. By is the rate ef the eel* was brought to • bale short of $ Man, at Wish it °asthma dray on 3.4.5. when it *ilk the hag& payed eve at AM Mr Wag 336 via I bed tip te this lie elided p i to the rigsleilea of the WM* hat fling that mint wee gala, :er well, rd that to big assemem it I dill be the laser* away *ow the mai* to weft* the vie et ad to see low the Who was *oft set of ths hod, ales to chit the elestrideso, the sa ibe we t w ee the teem* let in deep el • swebesis die bed bees el from do Int fa it caintellen sal g fig, was eimaited with Its s wee p imam rami to the hie mil et the drip whoa I heed the issd dep. I iwedidely part adimil ere to sew the Who sad rewire de the esi hs t the ship, but whowhol leeched Otto cable wee maim reeeldse, which wee othendee I. whet saw I Wed that the breaks hid mot Ws reload. mil all& ar le the lid wired of the brio big turbid the wig way, may be attrlbeted the the moppage, awl the comer rprat aware the rile ; whin the rate of the wheels grew dew, e • the ship dropped bar sera te the awed the hie aid len be. eased ; this het ham dune vegsludy Wore wham* we mossally whim Meat ef the alp essmemelyethelmer the prim hi the tie la the am, bet owing is am sines the deep weer the par vins:4 o ll ling ell hunt may he soy sir cr: th at maw there, the chief pat of my doff bed to give is at Wild through Wm whew dos, awl bow slisiVirwM. I vas deed t eed OD Um Is hen the matelm, ebbe* is It paw. WNW ilgenes le mist h. I la pseedes flat es the .at orrice it will be aed he. the mill weds= *tun el the work le Wee Me wow* et deK tad to swig be Wades le the Il e Wide a lapse el wissisel AIL Tbe at Ow *died we se dedit the mired et ristirdiag Weis psi upesthe Wile. led WI do weldrey ban menj am ildpfaid ea the ita, It aid sot yawl* have It hes Ws aigpsted as • acmed the failure that the witeldargy le *se Imesive ad; m the h min towhee ethertrise • ribrikre y is to dap es well es is i besebiesliset sot to the NW esuM be nem the Ns wedge& mil Ass it Needy so werdirly sod elldiedlylm th • setelee klimmel idewe lb• wig* ei the bell hes Ally le waisini Ne Meths est eat .q R at a newly be rid to be les kiwi kr deep water, where it wee berwermy he the isemsedi weights( aside te nitro* Ile vigil swities, by enstgliagh Its ansMoskile apse el dillismal histies ...l.. . Is midis - wee scat sweghle WI al pets wad wed , I see beer it ems be Mewl by • iseabelies Is thel=i assow by es sillies Who orresgewmt he nignetteg In Inelneorei some ether AO sibiolleir ; bet with swegewst, Wheat esq oge edistemer, I sis that We Wile bog* al able d Weft bees bed eddy VIA 11, awl II mud be rameideoud es a led d M wok ' N Ms dew that wehraesto es this linsimedes to the eagii Mies Is the Wirt Width of able ewe d bee bus pil eut W 11, sed ilst k We impel vaiut wesh Aim the want led sestriel samillep w o w tit he Linter* Derr* sad the depth hurl to be tm Whew. It will be romeedwed WA ewe bripediesse IMO allmdfal to the cables la the dbgers DA Agawam footered ts swift lays. I tight Mi l = mire that prikelly the t sit 7`,,,,:g1.` • 7 • la tiketiag the Jusedea isWhe w = ; lie diode* male s sibs Go at tho two wieb, wed newel Winans dm pea sot withost Stlkalty. segsedel h ot el the wish to proceed to Plymouth ,se t the hie then aged *Nee facilities than say port he badisg the lOW, timid It be neinneery to do so. TAB BIUTIBIf ,ASSOCLITION AT DUBLIN. The Ilwatmes Journal asp:—" Early nest week tie Nellie Ansistien will oyes in tweetverreee ammal "ines a ltila ef Doha. .Tbe lose aperi Aline en en asteski=,lar seas tine past, Men besellgaide is orlaging mat 1001101•11 as will reedit that supine aninkle mooed we been that their preps name me mew almost suminted. We ondenossed that the Femme hoe been gime to Delia this year, chiefly be ams the amide bad viand the herl Ea tlieglith mimentle and the Ualversity of on two Meer myosins, whores' the Uni of Delia had been visited bet once, and that as far back so 1836. It keen ea w to receive the menews of the semielien Masks mean so will give than no wine to repent thdr Imes inempared as with sessed visit. The des matingin Dein was eminently seteenfol, and the nese ern sad all„ mend with than on their tin... demo the mot agrenhie inprmmoas or I memenand blebbesykrelg. We owe It to ourselves as well as le war one to arm, by the month and cor diality of sr monism dem an this amesien„ that OW avows i• mikado ineeedos he not base o Se ece eni er i ced say deleriesetien in es mega social lavelawebene serainsey einesewised the ireirky et the Irlisenespelle. w. haw sera to been that the m imeses of eselese be wry sumneree, and sesongst ens when prennee my wanks Ifir Devil Inewster, lleJor-o= "4. Clmatie7, Preliamor Dmilw, lad of Date Wm. Pok ier', Ilaq q iseter; X. Fereday li t:: J. F. Smoke, Dr. aster; , Sir Charlie Sir Egan Mem, Sir ielerie J. Morybisen, Owe, Wend Wilmer, Rawfieses, ibier-Oenerel Senn Rev. Wenn Whine, CaeslWp ; Lord Wrettesiey, Piesident of tin Loyal Secisty, and ore of engem* le their re omen walks. The preen* ind vice praddente on this occasion, in accordance, we reeme, with tee general mile, will all be Menses or readenY in this ocounry. THE CHURCH. AND Al Rev. S. Adana, M.A., Curate of Thornton, Leicestershire; "Vier of that pride. Patron, Viscount Marred. Rev. R. H. Buns; Curate of Heavitreo. Rev. A. Browne, B.A. ; Chaplain to H.M.S. St. Vincent. Rev. A. Crenove, M.A., Ever College, Ozford ; Sole Charge Carats of Wearer* Rent. Rev. J. D. Charing* B.A. • Rector of Boswell-with- Cilloacarnika Alcoa, R. F. Huntley, Req. NRwr A. Curd, Inearbeat of Bearuinster, Dorset ; Surro gate for the drew of friishery. Rr. B. L. Cara 8.A.; Orgenising Secretary of the dx4sty far Pramollogthillarlioroent R of Additional Curates l in Portions Plows, for redraws of ochester. Rev. H. 11. T. Ma ; Carte of East Stoke, nest Warders. Rev. J. Fitzgerald. WA., his Vicar of Borden. near Sit ' W %carrot of Carisa-town Chapel, St.Pancraa. .C. 7f . W. Goods, WA.; Bedew of St, Oiles'a, Cokturar. Petra, T. Y. Org. Rev. W. H. James • Curator Heas.tree. Rev. W. MieklethWait ; Perparral Carte of Chapel Town, Beerelield. Raw. L. Moors; Perpetual Corte of Drypool, Yorrt.re. Permas, Singeon's Traeger. Rev. J. Brea; strider Curate of St. Mary's, Kinp e ;rad. Rev. W. Scott ; Tragrent at the saw dutch at Statues Colliery (not vker ef == m e Ty s pwriorly stated). Farmer, Marchloare of BUICIDZ OF A TRADT.PMAN'a pin, AT PADDING- 1 row.—Yands7 Mr. Waldrop, now tor West /lidding, , bed sa to st Um Bank d ItaitssA, Presdwireat, Pad- , Anna bashbig tbs daub of Mn. Noisy Newman, end 111, H. who et Mr. Neweetaba, lair, owning se Wotan et St, Plesilwasst, sad who landonsi hat hi new von hobeader Oawalsrase. It sprewed boa tbe evidence of thsalooneses aeotead Ihst ea the ranniza of the sesbarboly erenwan be wet la the ohm eed bb nib we up-stairs. Me amid to bre Orr orlysidris Myths arms at " Betsy" newel nedeing way awe, whoa be possesd • light, sa K dab etas lion (betrtea sibs owl lea &chick), and VOW up is sawn M bar. Ups. serhfift oh the asst 11001. ho Aberrant bur lON oa loadbahradbashbor OM the but el sad the narrater barporsoserweal whit width Ann ton id inn fie umanoisas, t ube breellotoly satin a ab, sat Was Sea es adman she was swerseille ll.Um' • Eavgitil. Ho mould nut account for Me wits tiro sct, but she wan very Orange at nen i n proviowsly !an west to Cli ft on, wheai nes rerlebi ohs mkt, Do I Ink s fright r Upsa tib ring bar win des neat, abs odd the people W bra sl Weis M ha, sad aid sir wee • fright- The annisni, via iinittni to tho t =t wee enif, ring Awn *ma seven wean la tbs band with tan, wink was haul awe the spot ohs was dlr coveosi hybris Indral. Abe se fir meened es to Emit al bor :g i ti . tor r Lit tb. wall lap It ban deem " Hew. own ohs pat pidashr nien beasplat e t spluitens damned's of , loath od • period to bee The doeondre hediar4i4sw aloe spoke to the senor lestorwarast ; sad the jog n and • vardkt el The stLar ham. r and mob Labia oarattos la Os owing r to the rospeol pod*. la Wad the a lausta4 who inn at ea bandre bestaer to Pnelnion (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 19. APPOINTMENTS. — Copula W. Moors= (1861), to the Diadem, 32, screw el=ommiedeasi at Portsmouth. owl Navel ladmactce the Rev. A. Le Brooq OW: Ile a Zila et the Pylial l screw steam cor vette, et trios Ikreaferk Paymaster J. Yoree7MT, to the Gauges, 84, lY IkrFasss. Chada—B. W. Ooldron, to the Southampton, SO, for °N ea red 'trete°, and C. A. Chanter, to the Cumberland, 70, at The anal half-yearly change of quarters of the Brigade of Guards II dl take place en the Ist of September sa follows:—The Grenadier Guards, let battalion, from Wel lington Barracks to St. George's Barracks; 2nd battalion :corn Dublin to Wellington Barracks ; 3rd battalion from Windsor to the Tower of London; the Coldstream Guards, Ist Lannon, from Aldenhott to Wellington Barracks; 2nd hepatica "rota Welltngion Barracks to Dublin; Scan Yadkin Ganda, Ist battalion, from St. George's Barracks to Ptannath; 2nd hattolion from the Tower of London to Whim DEVONPORT, AVoVST 19. The Alban steamer, Lieutenant the Hon. W. B. De Blurlere, arrivrd here on Saturday from Ireland. and riled the awe evening fur Portsmouth. Vios•Adealral Sir Barrington Reynold, visited the Unit,* States Meese Magma yesterday afternoon, and In the evening atartaftsi the captain and dicers of the frigate at dinner. The Palm ot, 21, mew, Captain S. B. Sepaser, will be ready for sea by the end of tie month, whoa dr mai& raking ntple sr wearies for the mmadron at fifes The Skip jack, steam gunboat, was osnmid=W at this p3rt on Friday, by . Limetemeat Carammether John Murray (INS), for service in the Bad Whs. mei one here, are doing all they can to mike them COM. Astable by providing homes and clothing. Tggsgotrog ladies here have bean busy making up clothes lac • sib& past. Dr. Leckie, surgeon to the Governee-General, and who belongs to Edinburgh, is a noble, generous fellow, and goes on board rim upcountry steamer as it anima, seeking out those who want aid in any way. A committee has now been appointed to provide for their immediate necessities, with Dr. Leckie as mastery ; 8,000 rupees were collected at the first meeting." TO Tel 11DITOR OP Tll6 lIITREAC fitit,—Aibelo;r:lggio hand you - in extract I eces a lerher assett f Moult as&eces my brother in India, who most mlracu. Iss4 item " Mowtey Oar thew, I p m e ag to tell you how I got GI out MB EL Mein het my arm awl determination t t escape eras meld hive my being either shot or useollesely il V a strippsd, sad then stabbed ; but they roue: i my temper which all my life was my bane, but this wee las mama of saving my life. If a man with A ths mere. la the world had been in my situa- Oat Ide set think he we sr al lave attempted what I did; a I to ibeeld had sot prim reason. leek silt Whew the alarm metered my vu mfirst given that the troops fa Del bed masked I was enjoying my mad, bat from the stresilks that a bleed of mina came in end told me bad hem eamebbsil I left my e ating , and, looking out, saw dl ir,_ sews or dragging a down the area by the halo at Ism which was very long and black. I could not leek Iva wahine a biting of homer, not of what email Mew I wee a man—but for the other 'pis mama h Dent the time. Iwent into the mast aaea ;171;71781 emcee, at least, of the miscraanta ; but I no wow appeared in the verandah than I was shot at by • bleak ; bat be missed me, and for which kind consideration I meet Idea through the Mart. About a dozen ruffians new made es attack on my house, and began battering at the door. I ogled my Mend who had given me the newa and giving him a revolving pistol, together with my two servants, each armed with • gun, and myself armed with a revolving pistol in one hand and • sword in the other (these were the arms of poor Harry), I walked boldly down to the door and let them in • u I opened the door I retreated behind it. The blacks aim; rushing In ,pell and were rushing up the purge when my and two servants came from their concealment and dead at them steadily, which brought three of them down, then dubbing their guns, they rushed on the surprised blocks. At the moment the attack was needs by my coop-de-main I stepped out from my hiding-Osa behind the door, and shot the hindmost villein dose with my pistol, and then with all the fury of ten theo ✓ised devils I went to work with my sword, wounding here, killing there, and altootiag throe that stabbed at me. At lest there were but Are blacks left, and they forced by me and gained the start. I, following class behind them, shot the door vio lently, thereby shutting theta out. I went back and found that all three rimy saiefots had been so mortally wounded that I &spared of their lives, and my fears Wen quickly dispelled by two of them dying shortly after in the most Medial agony, the othr—my dear friend Hancock—dying shortly after. After our killing so many of their men I knew that the house would be attacked and no mercy shown, so I discoloured my face, and assumed the garb of one of the deed Dinka, and as I could speak their language I thought I amid Foss for • black. 1 got out by • rack way and began halkorg and hooting, and running, and going about where the otherbleckswere, and so Sy these means avoided suspicion, iseetriag the peateet4ir of being recognised. I met two or th ree times with • black in a lonely place, and such was my ha tr ed of them I could not restrain myself from Meg them. One time, after I had killed a man and was looking over him, a body of blacks came up and would have struck me to the meth bed I not called out fiercely in their laeguage that I would avenge him, and suddenly starting hem my etendieg place called or to an imaginary fellow to slop, mmertng ha wee the murderer. I bounded away, the others wither, but failed to catch the fellow. When the blacks weds • sortie I mouggied myself in with them, and came over be the side of my friends, whole I was warmly received. I got wounded In the revelment, bat revenged myself upon them, he I fought with all the desperation of madness." The Acne is • very exciting account of bow a very despe rate men got out of the bands of the rebels, and if you dunk ,it worth your while, you can give it publicity.—l am. itc., August 19. INDIAN. The Bishop of Oxford has circulated the following through the medium of the archdeacons in his diocese : " Caddeadon Palace, Aug. 19. " lily dear Archdeecon,—)Lay I request you to communi cate to the clergy of your archdeaconry my request that they will eadeavear to awaken their docks by milting both in in. tereweekeis for our follnw-enneirmat in the Bait. end Maces of humiliation for them sine which hare drawn down upon us the national judgment of the Indian mutiny P " Foe the first point I would request them to use in the doily service of the church the appointed prayer for times of war end tumult,' and to insert in the other prayers, when provision is made for such insertions, the words more especially for our brethren now suffering from war and vio lence to the But: . . . "I would farther suggest to them that they should urge their people to introduoe some similar supplication in their feattly sad private prayers. I subjoin a brief form for this purpose, should any see fit to adopt it. "For the second paint, I would urge them to show to their people the gnat treat which God has committed to us in our wide-speed coiceisl poseemslowe, sad our cousequelit duty of using them for His glory tad the eatession of the kingdom of Our lord sad Saviour upon earth; together with the little we have sa yet done to discharge these obligations, and so to stir them up to humiliation for the past and greater exertions for the future. .' I remain, my dear Aradeloost, " Your faithful friend and brother, " 8. Oxox. I st Almighty end most merciful Father E we acknowledge that we ere not worthy of the lean of all Thy mercies. We ourselves and our people have oftentimes selfishly misused the VIIIM trusts Thou bast committed to us. Yet hear toy 0 Lord, most mighty I and have mercy upon us Spare Thy people, who cry unto Thee. Assuage the swellings of the heathen; deliver us not into the will of our enemies. Give victory to our Queen protect, and bless, and save our fellow-countrymen to the Beat, repteially. [Here remember , sm i rially dear.] Strengthen their sena, direct their counsel., overthrow their enemies, keep their hearts. Deli ver them from ail hatred and cruelty in executing Thy just judgments, and bring them to Thins everlasting kingdom through Jesus Christ our Lord.—Amen.' " The following letter has been addremed by the ! Lebo of Reeler to the Archdeacon of Barnstaple : August 14, 1857. Dew Mr. Archdoscon,—l =you, through the dams rural, to communicate to the of your archdesomny my earnest recommendation that they will (as many probably have already clone) before the "prayer foe all eonditMoe of am,' deem the prayers of the roagregation imperially for our fellow-countrymen in the East, and for their tedious families and relatives at home. I will further request you to state to them that I think the mane awful occasion to one in which the prayer • In the time of war and tumults' ought to make part of our daily mondag and evening prayers. I em, dear Mr. Arch dale:ea, your hdthful friend end brother, H. Exeter.—To the yea. Archdeacon of Barnstaple." DISTRESSING SUICIDE AT STEPNET.—Yeaterday morning a melancholy act of self-destruction wee committed by Mr. John Duffield, aged GO years, at No. 2, Granada einem, Commerciel-read, Stepney. The deceased had been is • large way of business, but latterly he had suffered from peesalary difficulties, which seemed to prey heavily on hie mind. A low days since he came to town on a visit to Mr. Whitbread, his brother-in-law, accompanied by his daughter. On Taseley night he received a letter from the country, from his seat, who Wormed his he war about to be arrested for debt. The feet seemed to give him great uneasiness, but lee laws were entertained of his committing any act of violence. He retired to net, as usual, on Tuesday night, sad yealerelsy morn his daughter proceeded to his bed- OM lea& he to breakfmt, when she found him in ••••••Pial ration. suspended by a haudkerchief to the bed wait. Bee 11111 immediately cut down and seen by Mr. Belle, the surgeon, but life was quite extinct. Mr. W. Baker, the comer, will hold an inquest on the body to morrow. A POLICE-CONSTABLE W DRONED IN THE LONDON nocEs.—ltastoday forenoon, Mr. W. Baker, the moaner, received informarion reepectieg the death of James Denyer, No. 120 H. who lost his life under the tol ak4werabbettmetseices :—lt appears that the deceased wee on duty ea Monday night when zeiint Egerton missed him from his beat. Inquiry wee made, when it s covered that the deceased was last seen w iveal on beard the Lagrange. • foreign vessel, lying in the Wapping beaks, about 11 o'clock. The drags were ob tains! by the sergeant, who discovered the deceased in about three quarters of on hour. Dr. English, of tipper East Smithfield, was called, and used efforts to restore animation, but without effect. The deceased was removed to the Leman street police-station, °oedemas-fields, to await an inquest. He has loft &strife and family. A subscription will be nude among the pelice force on their behalf. MANSLAUGHTER AT IcKLlNouan.—An inquest was held at Ickliagham on Monday, concerning the death of the wife of a beer-house keeper of that place, named Oliff. It appeared that for about two years the woman bed been given to drinking, and this had been a cause of quarrelling between herself and her husband. A popt-mortein exwaina- Hon of the body proved that she had died from injuries to the brain, which might have arisen either from constitutions! causes or from violence. Several of the neighbours deposed to Ohre Aug:wand striking her. The jury returned a ver dict of "Manslaughter" against him. COURT-MARTIAL ON COLONEL J. CLARKE, In WEST INDIA REOIMENT. CHATHAM, Atmore 19. This morning a general court-martial, presided OM by Colonel R. Jervis, in command of the troops at the proviseonal battalion, shambled at Chatham-p ic k, for the trial of Lieutanant-Colonel James Clarke, let West India Regiment, on the folios ing charges: 1. For insubordinate conduct, in hat Mg, at Towerdillbbsnacke, Sierra Leone, on the 6th day of March, 1857, disobeyed the lawful commands of Lint 8. J. Hill, eontreanding the troops of Sierra Leone and Its dependencies his superior oilier, in to embark on hand Weir jails steamer Persereran n tl end proceed with a &Mehemet of his corps to Bathant, Oombia, although detm.ed in general orders, and warned by the Brigade Adjutant, Lieutenant Jams Watson, 3rd West India Itegionent. 2. For insubordinate conduct at Govern ment-house, Sierra Leone, on 6th of March, 1857, during an faterview with Livat.-Colonel S. J. Hill, 2nd Wen India Rest., commending the troops at Sims Leone and its deem demisk Is kiting Mound there mated," he would not embark en board her Maintre steams, Perseverance, nor would he obey m d g Wan eright ven by livimmt-Colonel S. J. Mg as he Hill tha ef the mid Lieutenantona S. J. a t k o .i ecimeamd the trod troop at ills earn Lone, he-Col bang exalt: dray the ail gamma of the said aim of Sres,ra bone, or words to tit sick 3. For isaksediate conduct at the doodad pleas mentioned in the mond in having Mo nied the command of mnrianCei 8.1. Hill, 201 Wad Nee tr msti, ild, oessasseidsg the troops at Neon =add ook ”eder siker, hi dad , le be Mama in arrest; an d farther, barbs In having elated le Idenimint-Ceiensi 8.3. 13111, "that he Menet smegniselhe right of timid Lieutenant-Coma 8. 3. EN to pies him be enuele b r o ansovise any entloority or ecommil mor he uniskrok ths of the gamy ef Mom Imam or weds to that Foe Issdissillosis seedsok, /Midi al dd Wde 4. p atiklee imatined in the mew ohms, whin 111 errell, sad told Met the sent easier tam would be pieced in command of hie corm stied lieulmemWelonel S. G. SID, that that Alcor would not lam or creme the commend of the corps, for that sons of the Mimes of the 11•011A11111114 of the let West India wed* remive or obey sedersy mid i = mmt-Clod 5. 1. RR For a maim in ire l a w ltr, m i rts la el si lla:c t lT, tea eel minim* to the lowed authority of the mmeamdieg dim aig end dleastig Caplan I. S. Maerrairy and C. W. Remy 1111 Wit blik 3411.1114 MA S. ohm thesommonla i IllonlemmiCelmat 8. 3. BM." The eltr*Ad " pier Is the Mai eif the argue ar,s. ay car :..- t • BeMalks, s • Mee _ _Advocate. The Amistant Adjotent-tihnend, Uoatmant-Pinsi J. K. having proved doe ippeistsunt Lissisoast- Colonel 8. J . HAI I. the commead of the at Sierra Immo on Nth November, ir la s Captain J. D. Mends, Id Weil Ids, Regiment; proved bang present at Goveemese-leavaa Marra LIMN on the 6th at Illeaoh, 1567, and heard the prisoner lay ha declined to obey the maw el the tor alleging that he only looked upon his es a civil governor of the colony. On being ordered mast a refused to be placed under meat, and *Ohm Yid Colonel Hill that the next Aker would not some* the ssisamod of the Inset, 'as none of the officers would obey SOY orders given Cot. Hill, he not being in any esismand of the troops. to following day the primer wrote • letter to the Fomenter, In which he mated be was only kat aware of the existence of a letter appointing Colonel ltd commander of the troops at Sierra loom, and regretted his conduct on the which arose out of a mistake. On the coecti v oi u kt Or di g; examination of this witness the court adjourned until to morrow, The trial in expected to last several days, as there are nearly a doses witnesses to be called for the ileac THE INDIAN MUTINIES. AN ESCAPE TO FORT MHOW. Fort ?dhow, July 6. About 9. 30 p.m. we went to the lines, having had our tent pitched two or throe yards in front of the mein ' guard. Brooks and lin one bed, after looking at our hones ' all ready for action, went to try to sleep. But there was a presentiment on my mind ; about 10 o'clock • moan bungs- : low in front caught fire. I went with one or two ftepoye, who had stuck by me in the morning, to see who had . done it. The mon with me cocked their pietas and looked ominously at me. I returned to the guard. Martin wee • in the centre of all the men, talking to them. I joined him, end obeerved one roan in my troop, a villain; ho had his carbine ' and began to cavil with Martin about some men Brooks and I had killed in the morning. I feeling sleepy, said to Startle, "ru turn in" but, good Ged 1 I had lewdly turned my beck and got to Brooke's gide, when an as MI shriek seise from the men, end the bullets whimed around us in torrents. The man I had observed lifted by carbine first, and tired either at mean or Mar tin. I leaped out of my tent, and saw Martin rushing berme the parade ground, the wretches shrieking after him. I leeched him, avA Brooks followed. We felt our last mo ment was come, but we ma for it. I led, end only wrested 'to the feet," —• mile ass! The men kept following me, and the bullet. fell thick. Having got across the parade ground, about 600 or 600 yards, we came to the hill 4 k, with the church at t and when at the top, Martin caught hold of ma, ming, "For G o d's mite, stop I" I caught hold of anndd meld, "Only keep up sod follow ;" but at this t I felt I was done. We parted, as I thought, only to meet in death. But, thrnk God, I rushed nn and reached • bungalow about • quarter of • mile from the feet. By this time the infantry had ell risen, and a. I ran the ground was tern up with bullets, and they fell thick around me. Their Hiles were in a direct line between the fort and our,, so that we. poor fellows, had to ruts the gauntlet of both firm. I felt when I got to the bungalow quite sick and dorm. Wonderful Providenmi I saw two natives. and rushed up to them end simply took their heads. hardly able to speak, and said, " Have mei" They did. To them I owe my life. At the moment the infantry were coming screaming around. They bid me in • smell beer. Oh, those Demerits ! for I could not trait the men, and Mt sure he would give me up. Some &toys came, bat did sot And me. At last there was a lull. I opened the door and ran for the fort, my nigger friend having wrapped me fa his own clothing to &cedes me. Can I ever make you MI the deep thankfulness that wee in my heart as I ran mom the open plain. up the bill, to the fort? The artillerymen wife manning the well', and the sentry's call was never more thankfully received, and I cried "Friend, friend," and Mond myself safe, safe inside. My native friend had escorted me wifely ; but when I turned, es soon ea I recovered, he wee gone, end I have never seen hiss since. A lady writes from Calcutta to her friends in ' Edinburgh: " You can never know the horrors which have been com mitted hire; they cannot be told. Colonel Foster of Delhi has had tilswife, three daughters, and his sister-in-law, all murdered In a shocking manner. One of the young ladies boarded IMO heard the other day of the murder of her father and mother ; the sysh (or nurse) saved their two children while the parents were being butchered. All the million- NW steed their kande, and all the ladies in the up.countey, yes best alma down to Calcutta without delay. All who bare had to tam refuge in any fort or othenriw will be sent down by the treveramant. Two steamers arrived bare this week from Allehebed an d Denares. It is Impossible to de scribe the state of destitution in which most of the passengers were—warmly amg to come them, and in few mice were any of them blessed with a change et clothing; the majority have lost their ell. Lord sad Lady Canning, and indeed