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

I 'V 1 e / .d 4;2 z 1 1 .4- X c- ;NEWSPAPER - - .774 ~ . i_.... w ., , .. . ~ --,-'- 4'." , ' l •;4f .• , i ' 4 4 ;1....111!;• - 154 -- I. : ' ~P• Tvb t• - • j .....--f iriktiiiiit..,L -.., v, a - ii 0 3.. i .. . • , _ t ,~--.i"~~>1 - -f 0 "*" . l - 0 . •.• -t. No. 5,330. j UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope Madera—.9TEAM COMMUNICATION between LON DON aid INDIA by the magnifident Peet of Steamers beiweging to the ing India and London Shipping Company (Lirolted;. The well4thown clipper auxiliary steamship QUEEN OF TH E SOUTH, 2,841 tons, 300.h0r e power, W. STEWART, Oaen mander, sow loading In the VIC.:01111 Loudon) Docks. will MP on 19th September, embarking paesengers at and leaving Orem *id on gist September, for Calcutis, calling at the Cape .4 Good Hope and Madras (this venial will also call at the Island of Mauritius . No cargo will be taken foe Madras and Mauritius. This megnifloeut ship, built expremly fur the India trade the been thoroughly ratted, has first-rate accommoeMMen its Paganism, and will curry an experienced mgeon : site • etewaidees. The average passage of these simmers has been 70 days to Madras, some of Owl,. waking the shortest passages on record. The line will he continued ma the 00th of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Company's fleet of auxiliary screw steam ships.—For freight or pumas apply to GRINDLAY and Co., AS, Parliament-street, d,W. ; the brokers, ALVILLD /MITI and Co., ISO, Lesdenhall.street. ; or at the Mime of the Company, 0, Mincing-tone, London, KC.: where also applications for appointments as midshipmen in this eervie should be mde. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. DEVITT and MOORE'S AIISTRALL&N LINE of PACKET SHIP—For SYDNEY Direct 3o follow the lumen Dumber, and win sail from the river postnatally IS the ttth BeptstabW, the splendid clipper ship HARKAWAY, A 1 15 years 1t99 tons register, JOHN JOHNSON' Commander: ma in the East India Docks. This high-classed vessel, owned Mews. Somas Brothers, of Blackwell, presents a wet awl lent opportunity to shippers of fine goods, and has splendid accommodation for chief cabin q.mengers. A few intermediates will he taken. —For terms of tret or purge apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Blinter.street, Dovirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK of PACKET SHIP.—Foe POUT PHILLIP Mast (will Immediate despatch the ensaulficent clipper ship CHEM- LITE. • l beiongait to Messrs. Potter, - ITUson, and Co., o: Olsisow`, registor ~ lf9 tons. 1). II'INTYHE, Commander; lying In the East India Docks. This doe vessel, beat under spe del sunny, b well known in the Australian and New Zealand tends for her tsenibillaa Ogles and assad delivery of canto. fibs bas also good nunodefon for passengsra d —Far_frelght or = ge nh:ltit 'ly soco ; Ci o n r DE ITT Slttltra-"It: TOCVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACRJT RHIP.—For HOBART_ TOWN Deed (IrDI bare quick despatch), the new clipper nia.LA MARY, Al, tone twister. tt ILLIAM LULHAM, Commander: loadin`A the landau Dacha This beautiful barque has rood acecenssodation for chief cabin preeneers, and will also carry a few Worm dlate.—For freislM or purr away to Davirr and MOORR. 9, Bilbeeretreel WITITT and MOORWE4 AUSTRALIAN LINE .IJ of PACKET 8111/..—10r HOBART N Direct orlii have quiet despatch). the well-known clipper ship HARROW It'r, • 1. MS tons register WILLIAM STOWE, Commander; Loudon Docks. This reinter trader has Net-rite sccotansodatiou for chief cabin passengers, end, having Jost arrived in 8,1 days, she offers a desirable opportunity to .tapers.—For freighter primp apply to Mears. STIPHIN KINNARD and Co.. Unß taza or t.DEvITT and MOORE, 9, Billitoroirest. DrlTTand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE :e TAcTsr SHIP.—For LAUNCIBTON Direct (a regular trader. Just SiTi•fti from the colony, to follow the Detamien. sad Inn have immediate despots*, the well-known celphulla dipper_ SATURNUS, 3-fde, A 1 , register sae tor, T. A. Nom, commAnd.r. This beautiful vessel has eatajdiabed bee tapatattoo in the trade by her rapid passap oat, and presents ht or la y to ablpfmni g --or freigmp :pply to DIVI I IVVa " d 11001 M Billiterutrent. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINZ of CLIPPER PACKETS fat Amman been Laudon Meet. Port Ship. I Tasman Docks. Tolls& Dram Ceheno (new).. 1.100 R. India Sept. N W.n.Lelehardt l.#S IL India Oct. 10 .. Cho*award' . Llghtof the Age MOO X. India Sept. IS e~Yied.. /lying Cloud This ealsbrated Hue a packets have, by their punctuality and mid pargae, earned a world-known reputation, and their w ingr aseolunodstion is noanrpmased by any . 110 . t. — For i all6avenslars respecting knight or passage to Australia a 3Ans and Cu, Liverpool an Agents for the Mask 11th : sod T. M. H ACKIE and Co. 1, Leadenbannlneek, Landon, it; , ROBINSON, sod Co.'s RIGULAR er it utg i d CLUTCH SHIPS (Balking Meathly).—To alear on the Ith Octolter.— For SYDPHY Direct. the rnamildemat new rivewbellt clippie/rah* 00YA, AI. 12 years. 1,050 tom Lanol in& the lthelladia Docks. This splendid ship. out launched by Helm Daman and Co., Ise boo both under the inepection dthe owners *pm the moat approved principles of naval erad iating to some speed, and the is expected to snake the =out to under :0 days Her commodious saloon and dans cabins, which are eight feet high, are now being kited be the most superb manner, to afford such accommodatiou t=emigers u can be found In no other vessel leading for the W Co., — ed lenchurc Yoe freight o treer purge apply to GREEN, &MINION, het, LC. siMar BIPOOL DE DUCED N TO "my TOLL PASSAGE TO PITS GUINEAS ( 0.5 la, renry • UNTIL METH= Mows. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and 1. -- PKELADILPHIA BTEAWEIIIP COW:PANT Intend dee. piddle IMO taII-powered Clyde-bwin Ina &Tow BteamAhlp, anyhe the Usl&lStAte!malls, ___ ros /tax. ITNA, Wednesday . September A -. CITY OP WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. 16. KANGAROO. Saturday, September 19. CITY Oil BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. Z. ABA way Weepier/ay, end every &Herniae Saturday. Cable pump by the imall Ammer* sidling every Wdße 19. U, and 11 plugs, according to the aomanteedstiolf eh ra'Ab by the &Outlay's steamers, 13 guineas. Forward passage inftliftg all provisions cooked. Pawelaboll for Our* the naiad Kates, end MCA Cabssibta. booked through ri m ma i dMlPONS tertrut—For farther particulars mpply , Weteragreet, Ltlyepool ; Irk MOLY. h, Kim M or to Mus. sheik Chi. BRITISH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL 811/11411HIP8, appehged by the Admiralty toesH between LI YRRYOOL and NEW YORK , and between LIVER. POOL and BOSTON. with liberty to call at Halifax or other pods to land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Batas skips calling at Halifax to land and receive ressengen and Ur Majesty's math. The following or other vessels are sp. Mantel to gall frees Liverpool, ceiling at Cork to realm lite gmiia : CHINA, for NSW YOWL, Saturday, September U. BCROPA„ for BOSTON, Sotarday, September lg. *MOO, for NEW YORK, fiattarday, Sept. 26. • Taking pameagen and gomb for Nassau and Havana, to be kanalwred at New York on baud tie R.H.8.8. Corsica. Amp sy, including steward's fee and provider, bud wllbeat w insor liquors To Halifax and Boston, .51.1 cabin, 411: some& gain, Cl 6. To New York, chief cabin, £26: Mang Win, tl6, Fteigfit to Halifax, Bottom and How York, U be and apse cost. primage.—Apply to J. It road, U, Old lavdov ; J. 11. Canto . . Harm, and U, Pisa L: an 4 Barna, Blabannailanat GhsieZ mil O. IU mers nver, Qatenstowa or D. and C. Wine , "MK- Ws* oL PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS Fee =the andermentinned aris-viva stganwrs DAY and the RSTNII, the EATAVIIat. from w t DMA and lamina Steam wharf, Wapegng, every Ldp, 11 ant. tame St. It Ina, mid 11a 4Pd. leenre Pelee* • ft* and • hitt The InfIINOORD, !WNW mesh* early, hem WI the Tower. Fare tl. TarRILEMIN7Hae - 11074, ADM, or SCHWALBE, every 71kuroday and Patarday„ at 11 an., true nerselydere, and One Tasakwallat noon. P. • M. el. ewe lee, M. wrap= to, Dee LONDON, anon' Dent 1 2 . 1111 1 1 . Hoer heaTam. U In, SA In. and 43. To be followed by the l WA/LL ter OCIPINHAOMe. a drainer, 14a few days. trelihr. roTe aowy es Chaptnie Universal Ogee. IL lo PHILLIPTS, ORATES, and THILLIPPII, ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY MIMI =FLAN ATOIY of the AFFAIRS of thee Company, end tn confutation of the nlitatatesents of Cokeid Grimes and lkomersa. By JOUR MOW, Cl tendon : DUNK? and Co., et, Psternoder.row. Print 2a ed. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of tbel 11EINGDOIL Ibraullemema moites=r• Nelms Wit% complete Warnuded trot shim P. sal t. BRYFCS, 144, Ottordatreet. Illastrated entelegare gratis and put free on application. 0,16 • • U • • 26 • 0 Loranto IMPOSSIBLE.—The neat rum tamatfon of the day, AGSM 10•11 0001 KILL and Co.. Three glageourt, Lombard i's*. lostlemperfariers to her Majesty. respectfully offer to the =Ude army asanallous fluid. which gradually restores the hobbits bue—no matter* what age. The Ague allaliala has none of the properties of dyes; it, on the contrary, bb .d to Use *stem, and when the hair is once restored ode applleatisa per month will ham it In Pesfor't colour. Pries di la par bell* sr In half bottles 10s. id.—John Grafitti & Co. perfaisen to iL LH. the Prisms of Wales. 'bast _and KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING PODDED, for which a Mee medal was awarded to the producer at the International Zebibition, ISOL —Pouttry Dols, and ?tank are effectually freed Darn Item and all ether vermin with which they are Wanted, by the above Width la quite harmless to animal life. The Farmer, tL 'e l 4 la st sZ dam, or the Sportsman, will therefore find it invaluable. onekrawises, beetles, meths te km and every other apecies li n kW< are also hietwatly destroyed.—Sold in packets, la and chi each. or peat free for It, or treble size for 36 et pa by THOMAS KEATING, chemist, 79, St. Panl'ochmt a te yard, tondo., IC.: retail by an druggist+, tr. Take nodes, eash males packet bears the above WWI and addreen °REVB PURE FLUID MAGNESIA be. during tweetpdve yank imptatioana ma& tassel Ms medical prokedon„ end lialTinSAY See= the se the best remedy tor acidity of the s, pont, i on Indignation, and as a and ape he Matte ennstil atone, PTO for Wise and eldltron, 111 h swepare& In a Kate et end Isdlerrs strength, by DIN Nit VOW) sad IT; !Wince& sleset. tesathatr anot sold by all ram Sable liffeedi MI6, wed& lOZL&V'S COPAHINE MEWL, suoassetally rat la the P., emA Leedom We, meter the sere d Memo.ll4eter, We. 4 Um& Peeled, sad Leine am* gamest. eth Nov, UM sas a • ewe la ea average of els daps ether to meet ea them& ditemom—ea. et per bolat=B 111.04 C. leeeetem Preach eked* llermerimt. i WM be speedily published, THE NOSE and NOSTRILS ; the Nuetec' hien Tube in lie connection with harrow billhook ?brook en, and tioelr Diseases, New and Ottnisol' /buff and Trlat.• monk with Cosa By De. Dm Cams, M.D. Dr. Cronin mg be consulted deny as mil boo 11 to 1 p.n., at 21, Upper Say notoretreek W.. Mainuettowwee. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING; SEPTEMBER 9, 1883. N:4TAL AND MILITARY. BattlltALlV, BKPT. B.—Aroontrussra*Car Hu James 0. Pnivoit (commimiceid), to the Gibraltar. Staff Commander Beojamin Reoevd. to the Gibraltar. Lieutenant' Stratford Take, Hon. French C. 0. Crawls" Sebastian Giesiat, and Cecil F. W. Jaime., to the Pawns; Henry S. Sandy", to the SpeedwelL Mutant John Josef (oommisrioned), to the Scylla; Chris. t,opher Albert, to the Felon. ; R. IL Carry, to the Speed velL ifaster's Aaristast F. E. Thompson, to the ticeedwelL Paymasters Albert T. M. Roberta, to the Moroi; Wil liam Warburton, N the hey& ; Thomas H. C. Gray, to the Gibraltar. Assistant Payematers Frederick E. Perkis, to the Gib raltar ; James B. Rawlings, to the Excellent ; Alfred CU manta, to the Scylla ; James E. Ray, to the Pedorns. Assistant Paymaster-in-Charge E. S. M. Power, to the Speedwell. Surgeons James R. Anderson, to the Pelona' ; Charles M'Sbane, to the Gibraltar; William Edney, to the Scylla. Assistant-Surgeons Dr. Edward Waller, to the Gibraltar; Dr. Thomas Cana, to the Speedwell. Acting Assistant-Surpass Dr. Robert Hay, to the Morns; I William Carleton, to the Scylla ; Dr. Welker Reid, to the Gibraltar. Clerks Richard Harris sad O. E. Grant to the 011 s. raker ' • Charles G. Assa il , to the Scylla ; Jobs W. Ssecenbs, to thaPelorsa. Assistant-Clerks John D. Thylee aod Abraham Tuner to the Gibraltar ; Henry W. Hunt, to the Soylla ; John B. Omagh, to the Fedoras ; Charles J. Bolt, to the SpoodvalL 431411P4161161 Yme Ili • • number of officers and men of the /Loyal Ettlissen have bean occupied during the day in a aeries of trials with a nee description of Austrian pontoon, in order to ascertain its merits, or otherwise, over the ordinary Blanchard pastime now in use M the service. The sew panne is made of sheet iron, and weighs shoat two ton. les shape in that of a large fiat-bottomed boat, 26 feet is kagth, and between 6ve and six feet in width, and Its l b s mat power are such that it will sustain • weight of to the super6dil foot without sinking. is the trials to-day the raft formed of the pontoons was loaded with about three tort of solid shot, is addition to which about two toes of other stotiriel were added, and with this deed weight the pntoooe was fused to be exceedingly lisonst and steady. The o6Ssial report to the , War-otlim is expected to be of a very favourable character, ' though from a variety of circumetasese it is sot probable that these pontoons will ever supersede those sow in use is the army. Orders have bass received from the Hone Guard. dimit ies 72 non•commissioned officers and men of the Royal Artillery to embark for *nada, 10 men for Nova Scotia, and 20 mss for Ihemoda. WOOLWICH, Sir. 8. RETURN OF 1111:11 MAJIRTY.--1.11 accordance with Admiralty i • the Fairy, steam•tender to the Vic toria sad Alberti steam yacht, left the harbear this day and took up moorings at Orieshithe, to be is mediums to convey her Majesty, the royal family, sad suite, from the royal yacht to the Royal Artesia Pier, when bey Majesty will disembark ou Thursday, and proceed from Woolwich to Windsor. In contequenos of the actko takes by the War Department with reference to the absurdly atriogent orders issued by the heeds of departments at the Royal Animal on her Majesty's recent embarkation, the mistake will not be repeated es this micasiee. sod it is stated that no deviation will be made from the Gallantry regulatious as to the admission of visitors. Military geatlentea,'sod thou) provided with war - office tickets, will not be excluded from the establishment, although the line of route and the ap ' ponchos to the pier will he strictly kept by a 'Moog body of the dockyard sad the R diriebse of polies. NORFOLK rowNrsza SERF7CI .4&10014270N. NORWICH, Sarum= 8. After the despatch of our yesterday's parcel, the umiak between JO volunteers of Norwidi and 90 of Norfolk was proceeded with ; arid Ye @booties, which was not oon eluded until a late boar is the evasion, resulted as follows : 100 Yde 000 Yds. Total Noairica. Marta. Marks. Marta. Sergeant Dingoes, Ist es Corporal Decimal. 15 ll 12 24 Private & Breeze, Ist B B reve, Privateket _ . 14 27 Colour.Ser4eant Conran; 2bl l3 il 24 Corporal Novara, Uri Private King. tad Private Pr ivate Ut Gel le d e n r; dSe a kid Uml Private Wool 7, Ind l3 7 20 Sergeant Bridgman, PM l3 18 2e Corporal It. John. Sid Sergeant Burrows, Ird Pnvate m Bridgas i ird . _. IS U 24 ea4Trallll76llll l6 1! Fie Corporal Gunn, 4th l3 16 II Private Bruvrn„lith 24 Private . & W went Clarke, O n g 7 11) Private Coclusas, Oh lO 10 90 Nownoc. Captain Holloway, 11th Norfolk l2 8 20 &meant Davidson, 11th l2 9 21 !rivste Das:ldaon. Ilth Pa irate Itaeharda — Ot;, 10th Private Martin, 1Ith Lieutenant Freetuan,lbth henna GunooJ, lot Lleutonant Forrester, 21st Sergeant Chipperneld, 2nd Captain R. Ilanimond, 10th n n 22 Bugle Major Roberts, 9th lO 9 19 lfrinto Manb, 12th n 19 31 .. ~ ... Sergeant Tim 12th U 9 90 Private Hanghim, Sth lB U U Corporal Howarth, loth II T 19 Sergeant Mack, nib Sergeant Durrell, 16th U 3 13 Sergeant 2dwarda, 16th lO 19 23 Lieut. Burroughs., eth T 8 16 Corporal Ilan* 19ta ll 6 17 T0ta1.... The Norwich side thus achieved a decided victory. Their average par see was 12.20 marks at 900 yards and ILO6 narks at 500 yards, makiog a °dinners average .3 the two .typo of 21.25 marks. The average of the Norfolk 11003• pothers was 10.90 marks at 200 yards and 9.45 marks at 500 yards, makingt collective average of 20.35 marks at the two me t ' 457 match has hole Pe9 - with, but the shooting had not concloaed whet bur parcel left the grated. Ms ranges IMO 930, 200, and 900 yards, five woods each, and the prima were awarded so fl ows:-151. for the best room at the Om nage% 101. for the mooed best ditto, N. for the bet score at 200 yards, H. for the boat score at 600 yards, and 51. for tho best soar* at 900 wds. The oompetitors shot in squads of ten each, thee beeg forty in all. The WAN of the whole are amend:- Irish Squad-Lieutonaat Harwell, 4th Norwich; Lieutenant Haniood, 10th Norfolk; Private J. Reed, 14th Su ff olk ; Mr. J. Howe, Corporal Allen, Private Naylor, 10th Suffolk; Corporal Ringer, 4th Norwich ; Mr. Hawker, Mr. W. B. Gordon, Private Mands, 12th Norfolk. Byroad Squad-Lieut. Forrester, 21at Norfolk ; Corporal Forrester, god Norwich ; Sergeant Bndgmas , 3rd Norwich ; Private IS-Martin, 40th Norfolk ; Private Wilma, 15th Norfolk ; Liniment Davy, OW Norfolk; Private Garwood, 15th Norfolk; Private Bridgna 3rd Norwich ; Sergeant Lthg, 19th Norfolk ; Corporal 10th Norfolk. Third Squad-Sergeant Bale, Bth Norfolk ; 800. Neater Wollaston, Private F. Sporrell, 12th Kest; Private Bought**. sth Norfolk; Corporal Norerre, god Norwich ; Sergeant Smith, 16th Nor folk; Captain Holloway, 14th Norfolk; Lieut. Horrors, 14th Norfolk; Private H. Kier, 2nd Norwich; olly, 4th Norwich. FoarthSqsad-Capt. C. Carom, & B r: i lCrwith • Boglamajor Roberts, 9th Norfolk 1 Ni A. OpturreS; Mr. B. V. Winch (Civil Servico), Mr. J. N. Cater, Cot , poral Swann, 4th Suffolk ; Mr. Reguilds, 32nd Middlesex ; Mr. H. King (Lynn), 800. Member Cary, Mr. A. R. C. Ancient Aoother snatch is at down on the programme, between eight volunteers of Suffolk and eight of Norfolk. The eerie aro a. follows : -Norfolk.- Caplaki Holloway, 11th ; Emirs Foster, 2d Norwich ; Corporal Ringer, 4th Norwich ; Private Garwood, 15th; Private lit Norwich : Sergeant Bridgman, 3rd Norwich ; Sergeant Davidson, 11th Norfolk ; and Private Marsh, 12th. Suf. folk.-Sergeare Matthews, 6th ; Sergeant Bores, 1.2 ; Pri vate Johnson, Ist ; Private Bred. 4th; Mr. Howard, let; Private Burrell, 13th; Sergeant Swett, 14th ; and Private Simpson, 2nd. Tae AosraAu►r Ems MATCH.—On Monday welt the rifle match between the Australian and English Rids Volactates will some off at the Sudbury ride butts. Tile challenge wee gives by the Milani Company of Aube. Name, and accepted by the No. 1 (Castle) Company of the Nottingham Robin floods, who were the best shots is England for the year 1862. The ten marksmen to repre sent the Castle Company will be selected from the follow leg :—Liententat Erase, Eosin Perr►, Corpolati W, area- C9tporel Ifssifsra, Sergeant C. W. Simkins, sod Privates Mannerly, Oolee, Baas, Noddall, Brewster, J. White, aad Kirk. MANCHURIA AND LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL ROCIATT.—It is usdentood that the Ron. Willlers Fortes will preside at a dieser of the Manchester and 14 Agricultural Bookty, to be gives this (Wedossday) e= i g, at Birkenhead. Lard Derby was limited to preekle, but was usable to Mind. Yesterday a preliminary show of kepis. meats in mooexim with the yearly exhibitiou took place. The *striae's* moos numerous than last year, than being 3,150, 1,500 of which are agricultural arid inisoellaneous implemeats. In the roorniag a trial of steam ploughs took place, whoa a 501. prize was awarded to Mr. Robert Neil. mos, of lialeweed, sear Liverpool, who exhibited Fowler's apparatus. Toslay there will be as exhibitioe of manna* he., sod a tome bead coated. R OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. °RUT MUSICAL ATTRACTION. TauNICOSIA. the eminent Italian Violinist, will make ATPEARANCR in EnAland THIS RTININO.—Deara open at ? ; commence at half.p.t. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jerosyn-atreet. mimes mad Ocatiemwa cam be accommodated Apartments mad Bedrooms In this ant at &Reps.—THOMAS HAWS (from Sim lintabl pson's. In, Strand) moderate Pro. pristor. Dimmers provided for kegs and am& puttee. REMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S every Remain; Ws Week, after Alfred Melba's Pro eat. Concert& COMPARISON THE TEST OF VALUE.- The public Is solicited to compare MARSHALL'S HUN GARIAN BRANDY, al Is. Bd. boat* with ,Inubtlui articles, for which ft, is usually clrrBed. Of most retailers, eapsuled, labelled. and cork branded. J. G. MetstiaLL. Sole Consignee, 4 s . per dos. ease (earflap paid). Depot, 114, ALDERS:JAYE- ARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND, a new lummtkm, so sdnalrably contrived fiat a full butt, as well r mar seta. may be mud or tilted on It without labour or Media Its action to so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid bald by no posalbality can be disturbed. Price Os.. lte., 14a., to suit 44, 8. and 18 gallon casks. ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vest-peg required. Ito mom eat beer or soar wise. 6. Id.: ditto, Pa— tpply direct to JAM= patentee.V. Tt g t . illiamatreet, Mauston-boom See Uri Ms name and Mayo an ea every wilds: en °Masan wrier Imitationa lagravines gratis, ketehUshed 1820. , 17TIQK —WATHXRSTON and BROODIER resomossad the pat& to lam the Cant Gold stated sa the ta Mae Orat and Pure Gold," se applital to Jalmilorr, a dslasiod. WATIULLSTIns sad BILOODYN'S GOLD sad an articles manufactured by them, aro sold awl this yalact& s :d .i :d the wmaufacturseg prices. Manufactory, Hesale o, W.O. Assays made of chains sad jewellery sec is. C :h. la tc a rt. This establishment ts closed at II Oa Um main& sad on astardays at 1. rRARING'S LIGHT HATS, 10s. to 21.5.-- ILEVOTAL.—JNO. Pkagl246, INVENTOI 01 LIGHT NTILATED BATS, respectfully Inform his pusevous endosperm and retards that he Ls Teeming be kereetebilabed badness (forty years) from b 6. &rand, to his Westwad LMDlbb ment, No. 261, kaput-street, where the business will be carried op for the future. The whole stock Is now Deft cd at greatly reW coediting of every kind et Md. Cep, te.— =OWING TO en. atolwtrurr. TWO DOOM 11041 OFFOROSMZ; WINN BEM CITY SEWERS COMMISSIOR. of Sewers for the City of Osildhal.4 London art yeaterday at th e Courtroom, in —.usual, for the Iret time chaos the adjournment. Mr. Deputy Jsaecr presided, and there were a large somber of oommissioriers premed, The court au occupied for a °ponderable 'pace of time is remising application. for cellar flaps, Ye., some of which were granted according to the dandies; orders, sod others were ?dotted to a committee to view sod report upon. A memorial was brought up by Mr. Stewart, aged by the inhabitents of the ward of Cheap, calling the atten tion of the coon to the vacant space caused by the demo lition of Lubbock's bank, to the Poultry, sad paving the court not to let the opportunity per whish has presented Beat for the taking of that space for the purpose of im pray* the street and allowing room for the merman which will be merle la the ammo upon the coeetractica of the new street to the Monsion-house, which will be airway =W site mentioned. This matter has been Aimed before the court, and had been referred to the General Purposes Committee, who re ported favourably epos the project, and recommended that the opportunity should not be feet. The wart, upon that, Inds to the Metropolitan Board of Works, isforinieg them of the veciast spew, and asking for their owoperatisa is seeming it as the commencemeet of an improvement, The Metropolitan Board wrote in answer that they dad ad approve of the plan set oat by the commissioners ; but if they would mend an improved Hoe and it met with their ap prans,, they might think it wort h y of their coesideredm• The chairmanposited out to the court that the gawks es to the site of babbocYs bank was entirely evaded in the answer from the Metropolitan Board. Some discussion en seed, sad the 'seasonal was eveatually referred to the Gemmel ParposeaCommittee, sad it was ropolvedtbst • ems inanimation should be made to Mr. Villiamy to inform the board that the plan forwarded by the engineer bad not been agreed to by the commission, and that the application wu inteeded to be confined to the purchase of a portion of Messrs. Lubbock's premises, in conformity with the resolu tion of the commission. Mr. 1;;;;TaTni;;;;a the =art that he bad ranked a letter ham the Loading, Chatham, and Dover Railway, ask* for hi approval to a pie for a viaduct across Ludgate/4X The plan was bud before the wort, sad it appeared to give eatiafaction, and no objection was nu& - 15;. Letheby, the medical officer, reported on the state of 722 houses that had been inspected since the last meet ing of the court in July last, sod he submitted a list of 90 places for sanitary improvement. He also submitted a list of plains that required further proceedings on so. must of eiders aheedy issued sot having been complied with. He reported that the markets and slaughterhouses bad been duly inspected, and that in the course of the last mix months the °Moms had 000demeed 42,523 lb., or rather more thaa 19 tens of meat es vat for human food. It wasietoted of 166 sheep, 34 calves, 53 pigs, 193 quarters of beef eat 891 joints of meat ; 29,516 lb., or more than bell of the whole quantity, were pntrid.the putridity having been mused by the unusually warm weather in the early pert ci the mouth ; bat 9,8661 b. were diseased. sod 3,21111 r. were foam aaimels that bad died from mired caries. Is two cum proeesdisge were taker sanest the poems who sent the meat to the market, and in one imams the penalty was 51. sad meta, aid in the other • mouth's imprisonmeat with bard labour. • The mortality returns are above the average for the mama. Darin the last six weeks there have been 317 deaths in the City, whereas the average for the oorreepeed ing period of the last seven years is but 286. 129 of the deaths were among children of less than five man of sge, and 55 mime old persons of 6U sod upwards. The chief team of d ea th wan aa follows ;—rhthisis and other tuber °War themes', 48; peatraocia red trona* 91 ; mg tamed fever, 11; scarlet fever. 28 ; small pox, 7 ; croup, 7; whooping oough, 7 ; diphtheria, 4 ; measles, 3 ; ery sipelas, 2 ; le&atile diarrhcea, 23, mad the diarrhea of OM* 5 . The somber of births in the City dude; the mix weeks were 348--namely, 163 boys, and 177 girls. QVLLITT or FEZ OAS SUPPLY. Dr. Ledishy subedited thu weekly Mums of the Mange of the pas enpolued to the City by the three gas ocunpanies, how which it appeared that during the last seven weeks the average illuminating power of the Great Central Gas Ti. 14.00 standard sperm candles ; of the Chartered, 1164 ; and of the City Company, 14.21. The total somber of observations were 381. that is 127 for each 'annuity ; and U the Great Ceded Company has Dot hese ever under the .reached, the Chartered lies been 18 times nada it, and the City Comppasnny only twice. The illuminating pater alike gas las, the afore, been generally very matisfamory. As regards the amonat of sulphur, it has ranged from 13 grans to nearly N tie 100 eahie feet in the gas @applid by the Great Central Commun. from 13.7 to nearly 31 trains in the gas octisbr= le and from 14.4 to Zi in that of the each ems there were 35 obsenatiom made, sad of these 13 were ie erne of the patient/Mary standard is the one of the Great Ontrel, 29 ia the ease of the Oity Company, wed 17 is that of the Chartered. The mean in the three eases was se follows :-19.698 grains of sulphur to 100 cubic feet of Great Central pas, 23.8 grain in the City pa, and 20.29 in the Outdated. The avenge pressine of the gas in the *apply pipe has been in nob rue sae Leek of water. A MUNITICSIVE —The beauti ful church which has have for ten years in course of mere tem at &milked Be fiery was consecrated on Friday with much °areaway. The church is built in the "second petaled" style ef English architecture, and We been erected at the sole ewers of the Rev. J. R. lance, at a met of 30.000/. The tetanal work is exceedingly rich. Beautiful statues of the apostles and of our Eist:our are placed over the arches between the nave and the aisles.. principal windows are tided with excellent dodges is stained glue, while the cbavoel is beautifully decorated in polecat/my and @operated from the nave by a beautifully wonted ewe screen, enriched with coloured marbles. The tower is a massive structure, with an ecriched parapet. sad OsidslaS a peal of eight bells. The church was deurted by Mr. Farr* the diocesan architect, the budder beteg Mr. Davis, of Tannic's, and altogether it is one of the most nag. nifleset modern churches is Bomenietaldro. The Bishop of Bash end Wells preached en appropriate sermon in the morning, mid after divine service about 8 0 persons letdown teen eximlieet dieser, the Asir beim taken by the Rev. prebendary lanes, whose muudloset gift to the parish was idowently dwelt apes during the subsequent proatedlnP by 4a ash°, et Bath and Wells.—Bridgirater Mirror. CIINTILAL Rllll7 FUSD. —A balance-sheet, show in the astettat c 4 eateert e mt fre eeelved free the Unit ed ßMWs co behalf of the epantelom gives the soisest or sash nowitSsaiss at 7.208.12 dollani;=visioas 18,506.5 t dollars ; Eakin • total of 25.800.93 Munioroarraz Fi=t HOSPITAL, Dsvoitamaa- SQUAW Cur.—The aggregate autaber of patients Mined during the week emitei; Sept. 5 war—sesdisal, 964 ; wt. glad. 992 ; toast, 1.6a4 let which 112 we, sew sow TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ftairra's mianiu PRUSSIA. BERLIN, 88rr. 8. The Norddeutsehe Zeitung of to-day puiiliabes the speech of the King at the reception of the members of the Statistical Congress. The King observed that he took a lively interest in the proceedings of the Congress, whore labours were of an important character. His Majesty hoped that the results of the Congress would be beneficial to Prnaeia. The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Constan tine arrived here to-day, and have slighted at the palace of the Russian embassy. Their Imperial highnesses will pay visite to the Duke of Altenburg and the King of Hanover, and will then proceed to visit the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden, after which they will leave for England, where they intend to reside for some time. SPAIN. MADRID, Barr. 8. It is asserted that the ministry will not yield to the threats of refusal to take part in the elections which have been largely held out. The friends of Marshal Narrater are agitating at La Graaja. It is believed the Queeu will not alter her views before becoming acquainted with those of the Deputies. . THE BRIGANDS IN ITALY. NAPLES, fir. 8. , At Money° yesterday the brigand chiefs Crocco, Hine° Nance, Caruso., and Fortora presented them selves to the commandant of the Italian troops, re questing a safe conduct for 250 other brigands, who bad promised to give in their submission to the government. The chiefs left Rionero for Lagopesole with cries of " Viva Victor Emmanuel," and displaying the national flag. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Wrangler, 4, screw gun vessel, Commander H. H. Beamish, arrived in Plymouth Sound yes terday morning from Sierra Leone, August 1 ; St. Vincent, August 13 ; and Fayal, August 90. She brings nine days later news from the coast than the last mail steamer, the Ethiope, which arrived August 13. the Newer', 6, iron screw troop ship, arrived at Sierra Leone July 31, with the 4th West India Regiment ou board from Barbadoes, for the garri sons on the coaat. The Sparrow, 5, screw gun vessel, arrived at Sierra Leone July 27, nine days from Ascension. The French paddle gunboat Podor arrived at Sierra Leone July 23, with the French Consul on board, from St. Louis, Senegal. Along the coaot the rainy season was setting in, and trade at the different stations was not known to have had any material alterations since advice' by the last mail steamer. At St. Visalia the Pioneer (6), screw gun vessel, left August 11 for England. The Himalaya (6), iron screw steamship, was off the island, August 9, steering S.E. The Wrangler took on board there for a passage to England six seamen, part of the crew of the English ship Cambers, laden with coals for Bombay, which was burnt off Cape de Verd Islands, through some turpentine taking fire in her hold. The Wrangler also brings four invalids front the West Coast squadron. At Fayal she left the Federal sloop-of-war Kearsage. The Wrangler will proceed to Sheerness to pay ofE STEAM RAMS FOB THE CONFEDERATES. The Committee el the British and Foreign Anti. Slavery Society hes seat to Earl Russell a memorial on the subject of fittiag oat of steam rams for the Confederates, • oopy of which is forwarded to us for publication. The memorial is as follows: "27, New Brosdatrest, EC., Sept. 4. "To the Right Hon. E■rl Russell, nor Majesty's Secretary ot Mate for Foreign Affairs. "My Lord,—The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society feel constrained to addrem you on a subject which has for many months claimed their attention, and which appears to them to be one now requiring imme diate &Mice on the part of her Majesty's government; they refer to the eoestruttica sod equipment of verde of war in the Mersey and in the Clyde, and particularly of two madam man with turrets, intended for the rebel or Confederate Mates of the American Mahon to be employed against the commerce of a power with which we sic at peace. " Your lordship is aware that the society has for its object the extinction of slavery wherever it exists ; wherefore they carioca view without deep concerti the attempt by force of arms, which is being made by certain parties in the United Stable to constitute a new and independent republic, formed of slaveholding communities, with the one avowed object of porpetnatieg end eomolidating slavery as an iastitatios ; nor reword without apprettesaion the material assistance which Is being extended to them by the equipment of war versals in British ports, in direct violation of the Foreign &Altman% Act, and of the Queen's proclamation. Al though the oopunittee onuld urea man. unmet ~nee fey I - e ---- goirefornens insonerenCe presen6 Mao, Me) consider that on antislavery grounds *lune such isterfersom is jus tifiable ; and they therefore respectfuly but earnestly en. treat her Majesty's government peremptorily to prohibit the departure of the two skean rams referred to, until the con structors shall produce satufsetory evidence that they am not intended foe the rebel or Confederate States.—l have the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's obedient servant (on behalf of the committee), " L. A. CHANLIROI7IOW, Secretary." SUSPICIOUS SHIPBUILDING IN FkiNce..— The Ph,are de la Loire data that two steamers are being con structed at Nantes, the object and destination of which are surrounded with mystery. The vessels are eighty metre keg, are to have imagines of four hundred horse power, will carry twenty-two guns, and their guaranteed speed is to be fourteen knot. an hoar. Speed would appear to be one of the male objects aimed at is their construction, as they are remarkably narrow, and their stems are said to be es sharp as the blade of a reaor. A very suspicious circurnstanoe in coonezioe with them is that they are to be delivered up at sea, twenty leaver from Belle-Isle. It le generally be lieved, the Phan de la Loire says, that these vessels are intended for the Confederates. The Inman steamer City of Washington. from New York m the 29th ult., arrived at Queenstown at I pan. yesterday with 166 emeengen and 797,800 dollen in specie. She proceeded for Liverpool at 1.20 p.m. Her news has been anticipated. The extra Inman steamship Kangaroo, from New York oil the 29th nit., arrived at Quenon:two, at 3.40 p.m. yesterday, and proceeded for Liverpool at 4.15 p.m. The Kangaroo briap 67 reasengers sad 84,850d015. in specie. Her news has been anticipated. Tug AMERICAN WAR An ♦ SPORTING "EVENT." —Au immense number of bete bare been made in South. aroptoo, daring the American struggle, between the sync with the North and those who an for the South. is fack books have been made upon every particular areal. between the belligerents. One of the mot emu► las wagers wee a new hat that the Federals would ester Richmond before the Coefederates entered Washington. As both parties have heads of the same sin a new hat was at nee ordered to be wade and kept until the bet wee decided. When Lee MOW to the soak of the Potomac or the Federal. ems So the mouth of that riv r, the fate of the hat excites the greatest curiosi.y. The siege of Vickr burg caused a large numbest of transactsoes, the Southern sympathinn betting freely owing to the 000rident state ment/ of the Tines and Standard that the town could not possibly be captured. A bushel of ripe apples of a new sort, grows et Woodland., in the New Forest, was laid that the great forte... on the llinsiesipp! could not be taken, sad the winner bee Just reserved the Viekshiirg pippin," as they have lees named. The carnet odds are that the SWAM rem will escape from Laird's, and get into the hands of the Confederates. TIM HAZTLIT IMITUTION, 13017TIUMPTOS.— Osadlual Wises& is to lecture st ads Wititstiou co as 16611 (Stamped, Id. Additional.] TES TOZUNTEER EMI CONTEST AT MAR GArs—pascoND DAT.) Yesterday the competition for the various prizes awarded by the 7th therms Pores sad Margate BAB limy end Rifles wee condoned as the respective mope at NW& i Down, and it was samly observable that the general smarm meats had untamed • more complete character than had been effected in that respect on the previous day, although there were still many and load complaint. on the part al i volunteers, who were noticed to be in attendees' at 9 a.m., and who by some mismanagement had not been able to fall into their squads by noon. The peat attraction of the meeting appeared to be the " PrmW • stakes, arising it is believed from the peat honour likely to be attached to winning the " Pamerstoe Cup," or of receiving the presentation. from the hands of ! the noble premier, and during the 'ley there was a consider able Lattellbo in the number of entries, and in which almost every rostropolitio rifle corps is represented. "The Pal- moistest Cup" of the "Mimeed valor of 501., is • assay finished ornamental two handled silver vase of the height of twenty-eight imibm, the cover Wag surmounted by a well executed model of a rifle volunteer in the Myths shooting position. The cover rests upon an emblematical, charatieriatia wreath of ask leaves and acorns. The airiest of the vase, are enriched with well-executed bas venas represthttog bodies of ride vaunt/as essautieg field evolutions, and a detachment of field artillery loadiog a gun and preparing for action. The • bra reliefs are supported upon shields, are intended to coo. tan the name and dedication to the fortunate winner, and ' the other filled by those emblems of the United Kin gdom, theme, thistle. and shame*. It is a rerearkehle fact that during the compidithie on lierfasy, fr eensequeece el the very high we'd, some of the very best knows shots in the volunteer server. were Ms ' queliela at the "barter ranges, and thus Captain M'Gregor, of the Ueda! Scottish ; Lieut. Morris, of the Neat Mid dlesex ; Ensign Chambers, of the London Irish ; Sergeant I Thernbery, of the Victors, and others made, contrary to their usual practice, extraordinarily low scorer. Yesterday the weather was much marelavounthie, although still blow- I iog arooglyaerces the range from the sareedireotion —mouth weet by west, and the shading was imenparatively better. Is the competition for the Premier Stakes on Monday Ser geant Hall, of the South Middlesex, as the close of the day, stood the highest with a score of 39 marks, but early in the day yesterday that gentleman bad to give *CO to Private Dighton, of the 14th Middlesex or Highpte Rifles, who made with his seven shots at 200 and 500 yards the very egoaleot score of 43 marks, and maintained that pceition throughout the day. A m nipt the next highest scores, some of whom will stand a good chance of being in for the 2111., various 10i., and other prises of the Premier Stakes, were Mr. Kimble, of the !dentate Rifles, 38 ; Ensign 3. B. Hawkiria,of the St. George's, 36 ; Private Horn, sth Cinque Porte, 3s; and Private A. Phillip', of the 'ease eons, 54. Private liscroste, who made the mom of 38 for tide prise Monday, was steted to be of the South Middlesex. It should have been of the let Surrey Rifles. Amongst the other excellent 'booth( made throughout the day the mat remarkable was that of Private Dation, cl the 22nd Kent Rifle Volusteers. This petleroas made 311 for the Premier Stakes on Monday, and yesterday entered Mao cosapailicin for prima, of which • " Per a 7" bore rifle, value 261. 5a., was the principal prize, 6ruil against " small bores" with his ordinary lose "Enfield nee. This entitled him by the rules to an allowance of three marks from all " small-hors" weapons. The contest was 7 shots at 500 yards, and Mr. Dutton having scored with his " Enfield' 25, with thethres added made him 28. It will thus require any other competitor to make mesa " bulls' eyes" in soocemion, in order to effect a tie. The other shooting coosiated of various sweepstakes, a contest for " Steward's," Lord Bury's telescopes, be. Great prepanttioes are making for this day (Wednesday), although up to the present time nothing is known positively whether Lord Palmeratea will personaly vidt Margate to distribute the prises. It is understood, howeverl that the imposes to the Invitation of the mayor to oleos basin's. and make a holiday during the afternoon has been wiry general, and the scene on the North Dow' is expected to be very animated. The Margate Rifles, who hitherto have been attired in a uniform of grey and red fseloge, are to wear on the occasion their new uniform of peen, rod with the • artillery a sort of field-day on a small male is to take phew : The p.n.s are to be distributed at the Assembly-rooms, and i the volunteer /Its is appropriately to conclude with a wooed . and bal. HEALTH OP LONDON. publi It'ers from the weekly return shed by authorit app e y of the ltegistrer•Oenerel, that in the weak that riled lost Saturday (Sept. 5) the deaths la Leaks exhibited • considerable decreer ; they fell to 1,232, which is • lower number than say that has been returned since the first week of July. Tbs chief decresse in the ntortaliV arose from diarriuse, which fell from 181 to '123 ; whilst the deaths from small-pox, scarlatina, diph 'thee* whooping cough, and typhus, were about the nine as to the previous week. More than one half of the mor tar, dines the week occurred to the younger portico of the rgaleoa, newnsely.,l4o,6:ho wenears suider nd 2O u ren of ards. .r.;thear we n r haring Zed at the age :dvaoced age of ft yeses. Last week the births of 925 boys and 933 girls, in all 1853 &deem, were registered in Loodoe. In the tee eeressiondiag weeks of the years 185362 the avenge eenber (=rested) was MU. Thedomestio waters of Loodoo, according to the analyses of Dr. Robert Erodes Thomson, Y. 8.5., costar rather more organic and total impurity than in the preceding month, the most striking examples being illustrated by the Kent and Lambeth companies. The Thames water at Los clan-bridge at high water has bees highly charged with im purities and sea water, three experimeuts having yielded a mean of 2:2.67 deg. of total, and 26.38 per gallon of organic impurity, while the amount of ammonia from the sewage was .748 grails per gallon. Or of the wells in St. Meryl,- boos retained as much as 2.72 grains ammonia per salon. an evidence of the large admixture of sewage with which it is contaminated. Total Orgauk Impurity Impurity pw WI. per sal Gra or deg. Ora or des. Distilled water Loeb KWh)e water, new sly to Ulassow Ilsoolerater water supply I...i . = . ll m arilta cto.. .ue be etree dg. t wed 106.40 7.60 Mir 2&38 Mims commun. Melia • .... Southwait West Miami Woad Juudios Imobeek Uri 000UMI Fast London New River Kent ~.7 17.01 1.40 .... 14.40 1.44 Lie 17. L 72 17.60 160 1000 1.20 The table le read thus: Loch Karim water °oblates In the gallon 2.35 degrees or grains of foreign matter in solo doe, of which .605 degrees or grains are of vegetable or mime! origin. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29.700 in. The mesa temperature of the air in the week was 57.8, which is 0.9 below the liveries of the same week in 43 yeses (as deter mined by Mr. Glaisherl. The highest day temperature m anned ua Sunday, and was 72.1. The lowest night tem peraturewas 45.2 on Tuesday. Therange of temperature in ci was, therefore, 26.9. The mean daily range was 17.1. The difference betwesa the mean dew-poise tempe rature and air temperature was 7.8. The mean degree at humidity of the air was 76, complete saturation being repre sented by 100. The wind was chiefly from the aeuth-wist, and rain fell heavily an Friday and Saturday. BELFAST AND THE ANOLO•FIIILECB TREATY.— A grateful recognition of the services rendered by some of our Belfast manufacturers in arranging the tariffs of the Aegle-Frseeh treaty of 0011111101011 bas jest been made by the French pveromest. Puy headmen, broom medals, each bearing the name of the gentleman to whom it is ers. seated, have been received by Mr. W. Ewart, jan. ; Weinberg, Mr. Mull)*need, and by the represestatives of the late Mr. John Berdmas. These medals have been forwarded throuih the CossuliGeseral of France io London. Each medal is accompanied by a letter, of which the fol lowing is • tratslatios Departmeot of Apiculture, Commerce, and Public Works, Paris, Jose 22, 1863. " Bir,— After the treaty of commerce which was concluded se the tird of Jun:airy, IMO, between Preece and Urea* Br:tals, the government of his Majesty the Emperor mo• oseded to bold an inquiry, the object of which was to decide the tariff of duties on importation into Freon, of products manufactured is ilogleed. To perpetuate the remembrance of this i D quiry, one of the most important of its claim that Ina ever held ie Preece, the government bee canoed a com municative medal to be area, and his decided that • copy of this medal is breeze shall be promoted to each of the manufacivers who took part in the inquiry. I have the ho boo, 21t , , aaem ;:::l7, to forward to you the medal which has been destined for rim Receive, nir,lll4 issiranes em, Wok dietiegnisbed inneidderation." (Signed by the Minister.; The medals, which are in neat cue& have on one side a bold and striking bead of the Emperor, and on the other &group reinneseting Minerva uniting Englaad and France, who bare jllll4 inscribed their names on a scroll }skim of Merchandise aed other emblems of trade form pert of the dodge. it will be very gratifying to the gestlemen who lave removed these commemorative med.& to pongee this tangible record of their salvias having been appreciated is coonexion with, pet ape, the most important commercial treat; ever coodeded is the Idatimy of the world ; a treaty the advastages of which few communities are better able to appreciate than those wbo are 'Reused is the various de. pleinients of the UMW trade of the Earth of Ireland. Anthems Whig. [TWOPENCE STORM AND LOW OF LUZ On Sunda night a strong braes& was felt in the neig66omheod at Lieespeol, and It ripened Into a saran storm, width was aoew _ paold by heavy *bowers of rein. A few reports of casualties have already come to band ; sad it is fisted that much mashie, has been caused o ff this pest of the coast. The Isle of Mee 's steamship Mona's Qom. from Douglas to Liverpool, le ft Dough' about nine °Wads ea Newby mondag with a large sensible of passeagwrs, and cargo ;co board. It was Uses blowing steam from the westward, and a has see was running. During the per sage the gale ioereasd is violence, and about halt-past two o'clock, when soma or sight miles °Weide the Hell &m 7, two terrific seas errecessamly skink the after-part el the steamer, carrying away the binnacle sad • part of the 1 quarter-deck bulwark. The steamer was thew rum* he. fore the wind, and a large number of the premise' Pan • at deck, the quarter-deck being crowded with Mai art geotlemen. After the seas had struck the vessel, a bay presager named Mn. WOme, of Salford, wet usteed. She vrasaossapasied on the passage by Mr. Darter, emehbuikbw, of Safford, who saw her on the quarter-deck a short time he r fore the sem struck the vessel ; but, although there were se many persons its °ding near ou the quarter-deck at the time, soar of them saw the unfortuoate lady swept overboard or in the water, and sotbiog was keows of the midget ustil she was mimed. Captain Corlett, the commander al the vessel, was on the bridge at the time, bet he did DM • see the lady iu the water, although from his pada= It i might have been supposed that he would here does so. However, we fear there can be little doubt that the ea. fortunate lady was embed overboard, the sea in ell pro- bability sweetie' her right off the quarterdeck, cad it is likely that from the mashing of the bulwarks sad the lapoleakie inoideat epos such an occurrence the melded might hare escaped the notice of those stadia& 04fil her at the time. After the vessel was struck she immediately righted herself and proceeded on her voyage, making the psssge from Douglas to Liverpool in about eaves bears. The is damage she has received not of a serious satiny, and she will coatioue to run between the two plasm as I usual. About omen o'clock oe Monday morning a shocking sad fatal accident occurred at Preston. A factory = aimed Thomas Commit, in the employ of Mesas. Jame, sod Co., manufacturers, in Avenhaalutrest. was removing some cotton ors • truck in the mill yard. when some Imes bricks end planks, surmounting a very high mid newly erected chimney beloogieg to the 68113, gave way threftle the prairure of the wind, and ware blown dews. One of the bricks struck Connell oo the head aid (lethal his braise out. Death of course was instmetamous Some of the bricks fall epos the roofs of the adjoin* harm A plank hom the chimney was blown upon the roof el • 110 CM in Hodeoe-street, and souther into the beck-yard of • hones in Oxford-street, both thoroughfares being a are eiderable distance from the mill. Afterwards a stars wee blown from a building in Itibbletee-lane. Be is reported to have been seriously iDj Md. In various parts of the trans and neighbourhood, slates, chimney slack" 7onag trial, he., were blown dowa, but no pommel injury beyond that shove named is thaooseed.—Liverpoot Mercury. THE BISHOP OF ELY ON THE RELATIONS OP CLERGYMEN AND FARMERS. At the agricultural meeting at Ramsey the Bishop of Ely, in reply to the toast of the clergy, defesded the absence of the clergy from the show ground, whisk bad been remarked upon by one of the speakers, and said that • clergyman had been brought before the publie • little too much for his too intimate winos:ion with times mimed is agricultural pursuits. It had been said. but be did not know whether to believe it am truth, that one clergyman had been suspended—he did not WWI by the neck—for associating too muck with those engaged in the oath-ratios of land. It was possible, therefore. that the clergy of this bland were • little efrahl of having the same operation performed upon them. But one miseries had been made by the chairman. and he thought his words would have effect with the clergy, when he pointed out the archdeacon as an excellent example of a clergyman taking part in agricultural matters. lie thought that the chair man's statement, and the example set by the arch demos, would have an excellent effect upon the clergy, especially if the archdeacon would give them as much information as be had at • former mart iog, when he communicated the new discovery be had made of fattening pip without costing a farthing. archdeacon, he was glad to see, bad again come forward in a spirited manner at this show, and carried o ff several prises. He was not willing to "c harge" Ma p = upon the subject, or even to address to them a letter is reference thereto ; but if any words of his would theueseis the clergy to follow the archdeacon's example be would gladly give the asemesery encouragement. lie might at least assure them that he did not feel ,uchned to ausprod them. in any sense of the word, for employing themselves is a greater or less degree in the occupation of agriculture ; and he wee not disposed to impend them or Sod fault, even if they mupseeed the archdeacon in the breeding ot • , For hie oat wt he bud never regarded tars as as ecdedaefhal offence; indeed, in this respect, as is others, be was content to tread humbly in the steps of the revered Bialiop Wilson—than whom no mar bad exerted himself more for the advancement of agriculture in this Wand by setting an example of good farming. Since his appointment as bishop of this diocese he had done something as an agriculturist to improve the breed of sheep in this island ; but he found that on this occasion he was, for the drat time, beaten, and well beaten. lie had to thank the judges for deciding against what was, at one time, the but took of sheep on the island, by giving the palm over his head to somebody else mars deserving of it. His object in endeavouring to im prove ha stock, as well as his object iu making these re marks, was to give rise to emulation and activity, and to lead them to take eaceeringement from his past sumer, and from the snoops of those by whom at this show he had been himself surpassed. He was glad that his example had been taken, Nod at every future exhibition be would be glad to acknowledge the man that had beaten the bishop in sheep. For his own pert, he did not feel himself in his spirituel capacity degraded, bat [rather elevated and sows• raged, by social assamusication with the laity at all times, and the laity of all classes in society.—Suez H erald. THE WEATHER AND THE HARVEST. The weather bee been deeic:ectly rough and eh:my dories the past week, and a considerable amount of has so. IFortusetel the great bulk of the hareeei esesesd early la this istriet • lilt ilk backward, l oa m = 69 " 9 164 4 ) 10 r1;1 1 and nate have come in for the Led weather. Tbe reports as to the yield of the new wheats °options to be highly satisfactory, and fully confirm the estimate recently formed. Of the results of the har- vest generally in this district all amounte speak in highly sa tisfactory language ; the crops am, as a role almost rid venially excellent, while in a large number of ioatances they are specially prolific in quantity, and splendid in quality. The late rains have proved highly beneficial for the root crops and pastures, both of which bad • fortnight ago begun to show evident symptoms of having suffered from the lositeontinsed drought. Of the harvest generally, the following remarks by Messrs. [Burge, of Birmingham, will be read with interest. They observe of Daring the first three weeks of the past month, which were very tine and favourable for the harvest, the greater portion of the crop of wheat, barley, and peas, month of us. was secured in the finest possible condition ; but to the North of England, Scotland, and Ireland, comps stively little progress ha been made, and the weather last wee befog wet and warm. may prove very prejudicial to the quality of the grain still in the fields. The soarrity of hands ha much delayed the gathering o f the cr ••• which rd 12(1k " tl Sai...e . ...is soda ao l a y . !mother. yield is larger the for many years past. Ws bear of many eases of between seven and eight quar ters per sae. Some of the sew Miley is of very tine qua lity and unusually heavy weight, but a larger proportion of this grain than of wheat is still unsecured, the colour and quality of which will be materially deteriorated. The crop of barley varies as much as the quality. Some quantity of pew sate has come to market. Many samples are very tine in colour, but the grain less bulky than last year. The qua lity of peas is very fine." From the hap distncia improved report. come to hand. The lateshowers had couswerahly refreshed and invigorated the tine, and in all grounds where things bad before pro mised well a marked progress and improvement are uow Doted. la the weak slot blighted grounds, also, a consider able change is observable, sod iu some gardens where only a few weeks ago there was no hops of patting a bin, a fair 'penalise will be grown. The late high and boisterous winds have caused some utiultief, and hays battered the "fruit," especially is exteeiel situations. Pianos will be in full swing this week, and fine, dry, sad quiet weather is much to be desired, to suable the crop to be secured in good eciedition. A fair quantity of sew hops have already found their way to the Borough, and the quality Is well spikes of. —.Vaster Adtvrtieer. RAILWAY AIIROSSIIVINT IN ST. PANCRAIL—The miry of Bt. Pancras propose to increase the ereesamest of tti, railways 4, 154 •iong iu or running ibrottgh thailparialt is the followisr proiniataci; add :forth Waters, front 21,7shf. to :341,0tt5. Northers, from 18,0241. to 2.5,0M.W. ; Metropolitan, from 3,6961. to 8,000,.; North Landow, front 115-11. to '2,1:10W. ; flathead, to be ataemed at 4.14.01. ; the amount of eater- meat derivable by the parish from property polled dome is Apr Tows, Hempstead Jusetion, to remain at 8971. They also propose to Morgue the swesement of the ps, water, mad teleatph seemaatea, oe the graced that the seats at prgaset paid are totally inadequate to the amount of lad aad premium oneepied beneficially or produced by property destroyed. The total increase ' , named ea all these properties easousta from 30.5421. to 94,478/., sad it is tearstoed that the various competes will straggly op pees the mew hornet.