The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-11 00:00:00

~rj, f-fe /s s N: E IVSPA PE R Cc- • , t•-••-• :`.. A . . • . .. 1 P:' i r - ."%• t (' . , / 4 . 7 .irlrib ssauaxa I /'' /•• . I . 6 40w LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 8,167.] GRANTHAM AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCR NOTICE to SHIPPERB.—To HONO•ILONO CANTON.—Tbe LOWY PABIOIIIOIIIB. rbir AID SAII.II. Coeszarkedeft la lie Lain Deelk‘b s way rous f mall motley d sisesiemeet pea, disli ibsibl be eise dot's at men Uaa ailphee listaff iffsL—Par *debt et prose owl, HALL. Itltollllllll=Pot, u ff idantsßAftsgik ar A. CJILINU. Oeimi P ARIS MICR DAILY,by SoIIAILPACKETI3, SI Dow as' Oetala.—XHORTM IS• All Se teill..—The MA. VOW aM cemelisetly MA err WWI ts the 011er&I &IS Ise ISSAS Dew ke Cable j.. 111011 0; 0 4 4 ass. and ass Weal at Werke at L SM. MI Ma ail="" mull orse Ciii as ding awe 1101110111. 11=1. sad LSI sat., ma Ps& at Le Aso. t *Ms an Imod at tea Wet Oka. it. rad s Sea. Parson ma !utast Sir tem ea Lashes FINE .ABTa NEW GOTHIC SCULPTURE COURT AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. CAMBRIDGE, 00T. 10. At • =et ,this day, ins the Mit dAy at Mim i tho P" mere &MAI Is au the gi iss. IM midis doir awes , he tke teal =stir" :—Proatues: ILlii ice., Q '• i.e. Hatay, ILL., ilidasm. &rotators: Ild itiolea, M.A., ?fishy ; C. C. rinks, M. A., JO Tilli Senmda, degrees wen stottferrod at • 444gregaties hat Fried, s—Meow of Aril: W. J. Bruffoy•lioote, Wait, ; lola Amps, Immaamel. Bachelors ef Arts: lewd IMAM Isor, Jam ; RAT. Leigh Smith, Jou; Jolla Waster, It. John' s; J. Window Cahn. Ad Random : William Markby, Esq., M.A., Midas CARP, Oafoed ; Bin. J.. IL Sidebottom, MA., 11., Omemse. Oaford. The folioed', were this day sleeted Pam el 'Malty College :—Bair, G. 8.. 49th molar maims mod 7* aim* 1864; Cronyism, C., 4th wrsagles. Mat IdeellAis 0. L. 88th ierasiter, sad Bth is ant silo ili liallilie. HMI ; Swi ms, T. P., 6sh wraogier, sod lid dew Is dueler, 1116; Gib witmem. eat V/ la Isip of dui% 1866 RIM, T. W., Isi wlrailm,led si s Osman, mg lit• la 2•4 elm of dad% WS; Teinso. Bet. L W., lid jambe "din sod 4d; amok 1114 ; Brown, I. L., 26th mob , Offie. mew Mar Dam's mirt. mod fret elms* 1316. BPORI ING. BEDFORD RACER—FRIDAY. Taw 11021 . 2111 . Brar.as of 6 son. 'sob, with 26 added, for Syr aide sad upwards. Optional Went weights, as. Gleatlema riders. Professionals 61b extra. Oes ant. (7 tabs.) Mr. Meth% Iteistie by Nutlet% • pas (OW Sale ger. MsWeasera 1 Mr.?. Pares Cur, I yes (001.), Ist 11Ib Mien sib Majw Taisa's Chlekaba, t yrs (MO, est lb (In. ralts Mt. m 02.120 DI•1101e1 Atla I yes (501.), 7st lib (la. ath WI.W " V Mr. nostioesl44l Tar, 6 7m(1001), NAM (ma •e Mb (Capal ° Pass Ma 0. H 1141011.1 enemy, a pa (501.), lOst Oil (la. suss (Wm Mr. Me% Itasseist, 4 yes (1001.), Ist Mb OA odes (t. Mar 2to 1 wit Caw, to Iby Ilisissdoo, to 1 5ai 1 4844 Ads: sad Bobcat. Was by • amok bed third. Tbe winnor was bought is for 100 guise's. Tea Scum ll•xincus of 40 sows., added to • sweepp stakes of 1) 6 me. each, 3 ft; "funs sztra. Ralf raio. (18 subs ! ) Mr. imosset Pops .I=2 l b , yrs, ert ...(eorfilirit) 1 Mr. F. Pabst% asw $ pi, sst 1111b.....(D noshes) 2 Mr. Nat 1. 6 pr. lit (Plumb) 3 • Melting ales ;-111ary Copp, Katherina Logi*, added Remedy, Airiest, sad Foam. ' lbstdais Sat sae sum Mabel sad Mary Cepp. 4 to 1 eget New Brightors, 610 l apt Pope Joan. Woa by • bud ; ker lengths between the woad sad third ; by Copp was • bad fourth; British Bawdy wee ; the *there ware tailed off. Tan Queues Firs, of 100 gamete ea 3-yr olds 7sst 7lb ; four, 9st. ; Ave, gas 7il; ; air tad aged, Ott 9 b. Times mills. Kr. T. tares Tisberwas, by lima, airs ..... ...(QaWkis Mr. 2. Dencarcre 131100 , 1, 3 )re ID. WWI Mr. emitter Pitmen. 4 7n Mr. Yolthes Sir Twee, airs * 'MIAOW Mr. hr Ts kirebraad, 6 7n (lira s Bottioi : 6 to 1 es Pohlman, who waited to Ike half dietaries, wham I. came sway and wen sully by. length; bad third) the other two did sot pass the pot Tan Two-Tnaa Our Summar Brass el 26 sow, Wad to a Sweepstakes el 6 sow. seal ; whisks sada. Mail a villa (3 ante ) Mr. Motes added of the AM* by asslaa Delia= eit Db Daiwa assts. I'a tam NO (401.). ht. ........................ 2 1 Mr. Mweasumee Oar Creature (4, 7at ..... .. (Elko 3 60010 •11 Irma at 6 to 4 ea Pumper*. .... aimed at I 484 la ef the White. Woo ►by • length and • half; same doom between the 'stead sad third. The Wears was elsemed by Admiral Ross. Tin STRATTON PARR STAIRS of 6 eon. sash, with 30 *Mod. for Syr aids mad upwards. Tee whimsy to be meld few 140 sots., if dentaadad, &a. Wiesen entre. About ass mils sad s half. (5 sobs ) Mr. I. Water's fess Leo, by the flying Datagram, l pa s t) 1 Doke of Ileatord's Alestor, I yrs. 7st 2th —.Morelos I Mr. T. linsbee's Westminster, 4 yrs. Ant nth ID. Hogan 3 Larry Weathereolk, yrs. 54 1111 (SAW 4 BINS: Bees ott Weathercock, 2 to 1 apt Man Ins. Wea sago pest by • hoar', two l•ngths betas= the mead sad Rd* boil fourth. LATEST BETTING. CESARE WITCH STARES. 10 to 1 apt Pokiest. (; 10 to 1 Yaltreek t t 100 to 7 Bareser t 20 to 1 Merlin (9 20 to 1 Malacca (t) 26 to 1 Middleton (offend) 6 to 1 —Falbeek sad *whitecap's' (t) The sand exhibition of stook and the ploughing lan* Mined la the neighbourhood of this town omen the of another' Agricultural Society'. After tbe pence bed Mem awarded • huge number of the osenbses need 1. ether in the Tows hall. The chair wee SEM by Bir IlfronnOn Caorxerxr, Bart., who wee sin t =d by the Mayor of Grantham, Er. Atli, Sir John 'EP., aspen Welby, Rev. Er. Inman, rte. TM meal loyal and patriotic toasts having been duly ameneed, The Onnecult, fa proposteg "The health of the Co end that he repotted that Lewd B mem nee penal to see the cordiality with which the wee "ere to receive the toast ; bat his old Mend elr J. Trollops, their other representative, Wes, he was happy to say, present to reply for himself and °alma'. They all, so doubt, kerne perfectly well that is politic he wmarm i zend to his right hon. triad; yet he wished to he es say that he would be very sorry to see them turn him est adze representation of the Kesteven sad Holland divisional** eanaty, because he wee the most beam/a like me they had among them. (Hear, hear.) Sir J. Tenor wren, reesed, and in the mine of his nmerke observed :— *hearer the health of the county intsmben I. toasted in a company composed of their con stituents, they thenteelvm boil g present, it fro ezpected that they should get up and make a speech stating tometbing of what had been done in the peat and likely to some off in the fetus& Now so little was dose during the last swain of parliament that It may he disposed If is a few words, and as I have sot the gift of prophecy I can give eon no ides of what is likely to be done In the coming me nen. You are, no doubt, aware that many things are proposed for legislation at the outset of the inalee, and that bat very few cf them ever come to me turity, sad for the last two years the item% of the war wee so sheorbiag that it interfered with everything else. We ?mad ourealme, as Englishmen and patriots, bound to support her Majesty in carrying on hostilities, aid we were not prepared for any other business. The only sot of last session which affects your interests is the County Polies *at. I did not think that we wanted a polio. to this meaty, for se chairman of quarter melons, I know that we had few minim& among as, and that offences IMO few and far between. I therefore felt it my duty to give ft every oppnities fa my power. It or., however, the pleasure of parliament le pose it, and it is now the law of the lend, and oar datp is to use that it be properly carried mt. Yester day we had, in the court-house of Lincoln, a meeting of the =l=ef the county, to take MUMMA for that purpose, It may give all that security to property wok& seek em thaprissivo machinery ought to give. Rely upon it, everyEdng shall be done by the angierracy to make it do so. (Hear, hear.) There were many things which it was espeeted pulleys's% would last mission do, but which it did sot do. Tha most important of them wee the pandeg of a "mural menus for the education of the people. (Hear.) That is a subject on which men's minds naturally coffer and unfortsmately one element—the religious element—ha; interfered so much In connexion with it as to ; rovent the paring of any measure thereon. I, for my part, must my that I am disinclined to see the youth of this country edit toted on the mere oracular principle. (Hear, hear.) As regards the bill for the collection of agricultural matinee, I had peat pleasure in presenting a large number of peti time—oae, I think from this neighbourhood—in oppaitim to its enamemet. So far as that measure was die/weed I wee opposed to It, for it introduced a compulsory and inqui sitorial system refiskieg the farmers to make certain re tams, sad paniebiog with pains and prisolties if they made any error in Osaka, omitted to make a return at al Beth • measure was, I think, uncalled for, and would, Ira are, had it been pasted, be found most unsatisfactory in the working. If the produce of a man's farm were required of him, it is easy sociegh for bins to make a return of the number of acres growing any partial's crop; but nothing is mac &Snit for him to do than to tell the quantity It any yield. I cannot give you a stronger proof of the truth of this than by telling you what took place the other day in my own neighbourhood. A small grower threshed a bag of cern, and caloelated from it that he would have a yield of 20 quarters, bet when be had thrashed the whole crop he had only nine quarters. Then cannot be the least objection to tell the mmoer of acme under crop, end leave the pr oms making the tawdry to form their calculation on that data. That, gentlemen was one question which affected you interests Injuriouily. It was down on the peps! day after day for diacaseion , bat never aim on, se the govern ment, knowing that they would be beaten vpla it, used to keep us night after night until me or two lector*, and tten postpone it. At hat we got rid of it by a ride wind. We got up one after another and asked when it was to be brought on, and the ameequesce was that by throwing in that kind of quick sharp fire we got the government to withdrew it al.sgether. I was, I must confess, a leader in that conspiracy. (Cheers and laughter.) If it be again introluced in the same slips I shall give it every opposition. (Cheers.) I am, 'a you know, a member of that eonetitutiooal body the oppo sition, but I was told the other day that we were a defunct party. Now I hope there will always be en opposition— (abeen)—an opposition prepared to owes all onootistao tory measure bat reedy to support everything that map be for the dignity and honour of the country. (Cheers) That is the principle of action with which every one ambi tions of being • senator ought to be imbued. I mentioned already the came we pursued with reemet to the war, and it is new, I think, too bad,after giving government that support, to be told that as an opposition we ere dead or (motets, sad effete. Lord Penis:mon himself never said that, but has, on the contrary, acknowledged the support we afforiled him—(hear, bear)—and will And that when we come to matters of domestic legislation we are alive sad ready to oppose whit measures of his we may think worthy of condemnation. (Great cheering.) Several other taste followed, and the company did not *operate until about ton o'clock. As in torsetiugaddition has Nosatly been mado to the Crystal Palms; la the famines of • eolloadat of caste of weed ea:visite sad sealpture la the Cathie styli, by the late Charles Garth of Louvain. This aew marts( modem Belgium sculpture is attained immediately beldad the Hymns* Court. The gem Belem artist, peers, ls sot %Anima ia this aoustry ; two of his works, semen, the "Meter Dolorosa," sad " it. Jolts," of whisk then see taste ha this oolleetioa. belag preserved M BrieteL Be ezhibited also is the prat Ezhibitioa of l&B, end gabbed • prise medal for his thief ormanibutioa. "The Ceroas tics of the Virgin," .seated 4 high relief la wool, of whisk we have likewise a east hers. The peettliar form of an of which this consents forms such • atrihicg illestratioa hes keg berm canted to high peen tics la Pleaders eat; the Low,Onatries geserally, m all an swan who have sees the deboraM sad beautifally carved potpies. anises, and seresse la the chorines, particularly of A "twerp mad the principal mina of Belgium. One of the best Intone of these works le as pullet buseey rem. rally preserved between the arehiteetaral etraraater of the _ _ THE following splendid SHIPS. belonging to Mt.,. MOW WI C SIM awl Ms. et laactoratt, talooli7 HE boas Itsto. aro aggoloaal to loavo OSATIISZAD at got orlirmatlosid iota: SW! Sum raj Consoolor. Deolosilm. 1 . To MI. =in . . ..... ataLt 1481881 .1.11 001. 11 Nov. 8 _ftlfsmomal a Morx....amiv, IieLEOD. wAitex . Mom& WILLY sad MM. Mist ERUNKLE. COLOGNE. and THE RHINE, by the Royal 11.11 Iloala—A ROYAL MAIL 'TIMMS Yam ll far WITIIXD may WA kaaept Body) p.AL, iffid °WIND teg MAIM wiry DiaM (noir estwear Y 4 . 3 . P.Y. M to or tram Dow at Oalea owed ale" laa Man% tlaliati Mil Is &Amami u t terief Mos. 11. Losabiaildireel, aad lba Una. MAL reek• A BUDEEN CLIPPER LINK—Par SYDNEY. fitft° idkOnloceffe Offer HOPI Ottajzotottod for Xla beast. purseolky. to bo tollosei by alter wombat Obits : V ICT URIA TO O I ON DON) DOCKS. ae telbetaa edge are ere isteiTeuswarat ta the elated% pule _ _ Uirmarlin tar Dar W Ml l l st. alla , rj a i it 4 U ts .... I . Jarmo WS bia w. nee orefer war lar *Wird germ acsoureilks. rid der 0. C.0..1r11=17=.111.110.= 11•1111 A la iedDle/. & tlarieries. W. & Us Ws/ow] _ . . . SUCK.- 7.4112011 L Oe. WO.. it sad As ell. t sod OD. DLARIMALL sad EDPJDOILS LINE al AIIIIIIALASIAN PAgratair msa llibwing MI6 dim asser4 6413 344• 0 = nor vier ammemiller wir worma. MP. MVP L ai 1 Polhmairs. =To m Lfreet e gamm i alerz e tt ZIT= 14= LT:V ag man, to 1 NAIIIIALL MOM 34. 7444leralmimet. 011.1111 . IM-.e.. Town [ ' "a 71 01 - 0 . 2 . /Jkirsoos sad , Par sok. 06. ottani mod to otelptered eselmeilithoteet. Indeed, you eta sometime seereely all mime tle is. ado 'ad the other bells% the peeping of the Imes India( Itself pot ently to the plural orreogeoteat sad eteapeoltioe, or the florid Ussery sod erasseetaties bleeding to 40- OXFORD, por.lot.bei - - k a convocation holden this lamming, bang t. int lay of Michaelmas TOM the Rey. Charles ILA., of Trinity College, Dahlia ; the Rev. Andrew Faller Clamor, It.A , of Tetchy College, Dublin ; sad the Ray. Thomas Biro; Id A., of Bt. Petra College, Cambridge, were admitted ad sundaes. In a enigmatic,* holden im mediately afterwards, the following degrees win conferred, via.:—Master of Arts—Rev. Edward Mathison, QUM'S College ; Rev. Nathaniel A. Gaited, Christ Chetah; Rey. Busing R. fitothart, Worcester College; Thomas Dashes', Bt. Mary Hell. Bachelor of Arts—Rsary Altos Walker, Oriel Calms. • Ow of tho lefohr Liao of .4111101 w floompoloooo Postal& .l of tho Amtralloa Stow Olopooms. 01111 of the Um o Aluoillary Serra Oleporo. TRANSIT ARRAFORMENT3. 000 DI meow ammo* botorerwhe VICTORIA DOCKS sal Wlt W r il it .... .:aily Intwoos -'I. Ib l arrorl: lgo i roo. Ili g li t =ll . l n . •IP bs i v . lo ao " a t i rko a a k i itt a rcill W omiiinil, ll* ao led of Tie Marloglais = lig Mr ie. anil l epoolio woo rad el a Illosols Ira to gar as . lo Is =aw Mode or Roollezd il i ei r illin. ai . oodoelete WWII= asi *Mow of Clo istr ie r a ws.. ollb di porta as el toomols. iks . ...waltz d . ar e dgl eg l i 442ri10 ....ia Is as an a :lrLi mish.l lovaolloa le &MN* al as IR os& too. a Mao ek tom Dodo. O. CA away willi As a; INS ersivatal &spa's, mad scow mom r, 1857. LTEAM from LONDON to MELBOURNE DPeet—AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY MAX CLIPPI2 AN Y (Labieb.—To WI tam LAMM le Ronda elltabiebar ant, baba at TVIaIaIR mirsilsist r te. amat iforw 1R wC01.11. 1.41. 0 lont be♦lamb Thb ebb bad lowermost is Ritter gu abbj=wileraa: ram Soma eam e a lraVi a"." " llrmad *Ma ; , ..arde to the sobs at lA§ Obearay. BRIMM 3IWALL. Ocenhlll DUBLIN, 00T. 10. The Lad Lieutenant left Dublin yesterday, by special train, on the Dublin and Drogheda Railway, at 9 a.m., and arrived at 12 20 in Belfast, where hie Excellency parte* of a dejeaner provided by the directors of the Ulster Railway; the viceregal party then proceeding,. at half-past 1 o'clock, to Game Tower, the mansion of the Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry. His Excellency was accompanied by his private secretatMr. F. Howard, the lion. L A. Ellis, A.D.C., and Mr. Begot. Lady Dover left the viceregal lodge, yesterday, for her residence, Gow en, near Kilkenny. The Chief Secretary for Ireland will arrive in Dublin, with his family and snits, on the 16th inst. Bir Archibald Alison, the historian, arrived in Belfast on Tuesday, ex route to Huron Tower, where he has met his Excellency the Earl of Car lisle. 9:ARLAND ROUTE . — STEAM to INDIA sad CHINA ke., ?ilk Kapt.—The PENINPULAK sad OZIENTAL 31 NAVIGATION COM PAN Y ROOK PAGII/102111emd Me kpd. spe weeb fee the MKRITIaIIANZAII, Adm. . Cr**. lok rad Canto.. 4= ii Mell ee Um eth bed tuts of e-,ry by them se the eth at the te•htti.-74 Ur Cememars dikes. DX Leedelehe/Kehemh Keedmievetm. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, FAtsbitshecl In 179 T. TO, Lombard Oren Om and U. Cbartotorcon Weebehieter. MAIM- Robert Onefor X triton& D. IWO" &PA Wien Deetoint r rit. .B. horeo=t his Deli& . 1 Hem Xis. W. Wear lon lientsuis Mirrw. on A. lilordeol .D., VMS. X v at". X (XL—Virslor to remove ley roio n ...d mit t P. A: MI Odrettbn Di n %le harm *.* .11ffaaer to m eolAby Tomo a Wane Ir=lllllllllllll aMe I ..... tireed balm or ot the time ci Weeds' es Isertme. Wei et Fendran, with nelialimlin Is Ptak .-. 11 - ralss. wlikoet LOANS la seracrin eltillimarises ea appisoMil For Proopeeimme mil lame of Precept or* sttt i rtt • 14 ere. or to sop of OD Ourprfs am• AMIXILT TTIOXIX. Ikerdrary. NEW ZEALAND. -FRF.DERICE YOUNG aid Ortp LlNlL—Prribe Weellag *ol o =l *lo Ogre WM see Isor a t i l= a rgr a ora s a Ur Ero m o •a porle = 16 501= 1.11 014 Isla o f rob roold paw 4100 Tho Moo of Eal bar br im . 00lorr i =bird b alsreM be == obr anima duly galled 00119 Na. ?be ale am Jerboa Is Ibe or Isdir boob s Oar I Cleobrlor I Put To ina —...—. ROM %MAC. u. 1. naafi 40 00 1 { "1111.4 pi llie. OCR n ' fArlibriljaw liabwortb... J. Mora . 580 900 NO.. IS Emma Alms neer Mk.. 19)0 I 1 We ar = 11d Nor. 4 %Imo lie iriM on NI GM clam, Drltlsh bank mad the Mae of cSare as mmr alma an/ of "carob as the bit.—Vor n=ro s rply is YOUNG ord Cr, M tare Ifele Sabra Messrs. Lutwiehe and Wilkes, the English mem bers of the lunatic asylum commission, are expected immediately in Dublin, to enter on their duties. The subscriptions for the Crimean banquet are daily pouring in to the committee, and among them are very generous contributions from the local con stabulary force in almost every county of Ireland. The contract for supplying the dinner has been given to Messrs. Spadacini and Murphy, the latter being the successor of Ingram, who will superintend the various arrangements. The Waterford sad Limerick Railway directors have, as well pa thine of the Great Southern and Western Line, and of other companies, made arrangements to convey gratis, to and from the banquet, all the soldiers who may be invited from the distant garrisons. Two men, named Thomas hisCormick and John Brady, both returned convicts, ware charged yester day in Camsllotreet policroourt with plundering the Free Mural, Cheeks-street, of the communion plate and other oracles. The principal witness against them was one of their own colleagues, a ticket-o:. leave man, named Thomas Corrigan, who had turned informer. The prisoners were remanded for further examination. On Sunday morning last a gamekeeper, named William Cumberland, in the sorties of A. U. (Med manes, Esq., 1.P., was shot by poachers on the Bally. swan mountain. in the county of Tyrone. He died in about three hours after receiving the wounds. It appeared that the deceased, seeing a party of five men armed with guns and accompanied by three terriers and a greyhound, poaching on the mountain, proceeded in pursuit of them along with seven men, hying only two guns in the party. When close on the poachers one of them warned Cumberland to return or he would shoot him, but this deceased re fused to do, and followed a short distance till he secured the greyhound. One of the men then turned and shot Cumberland in the arm and legs, lacerating both severely with slugs. He fell on his knee, when another miscreant ran up and lodged the contents of his gun in the poor fellow's breast. Another of Cumberland's party seised the dog, when the poachers fired three shots, wounding two of the men in the face and another in the breast. One of the pursuing party then snapped a flint gun at a poacher, which missed fire, but Thomas Cairns, deceased's son-in-law, fired and struck one of the fellows, who tell. He TC3II and fell again, but succeeded in getting off, owing to the confusion created by Cumberland's wounds. The deceased has left a wife and four children to deplore his lan. Three persons have been arrested, and lodged in Clogher brideweU, on suspicion. DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Sydney (' )t) 10,000 to 20 Eta RICHMOND RACHS.—FarDAT. (az ammo TILNOZAPIi TiE COP STAIN& OA* DOW aad a quarts,. Foadasso w. o. Tif TWO AND TEDIN•I34I4 OLD Elithokiolow Capuchin irla. KAMM ANATOMICAL mussuta. r rika. =l.:l 2 '=" ....TraireE•T' womb' rye biro la Or vor et us. or Wok mei - ire rim, t . . . ••• saa Iblerollya orbs et raelorso we owe of oy Dr. . st 4 p.is. go di51y,.1.4•104", OMB& 11EGULAR LINE of PACKET SHIPS to figs nrWWI COAST of SqIITII AffEltlCA4:l34l2a m sel CA Ptroct quit dooriOds), tin he gip Of,OTTISII 14 All). 464 I norldwr. well tor.' lo 111•1 Owds 'Ws ship Norton • coo ok.t hof .10ra IM onomoooky for werdrkno. agft e t to 9M{us L A o r t Tcl i"°6 rtf a t a lktr an„ „gz. ` th m .vo b y i rg k grio e tt. aIACOf K7\1141 Co., 17, Groopetioretv.troot. W vtrai. HRIUSHERI3 INDIA OAUZE WAISTCOAIS, when re liesezemle, *nee i :: InWANK ec dineereeelde bE boll LEANT, AM no= 5 „ ,..be ie Se lma ce=•lo be avvirram Five as. 17111 WalfilT OUZEL V.S. lINNITra MODEL WATCH. K. ( —At Ms ens.ndsetory. 'try west vadM, efl p s= w i t i l I' Ibe latent Ireprevameste; fa iher,_fras • Oa sold. Rem 1$ guinea. TM boa (kens ...gam MI pro Issi. WREXHAM BACKEL—Fiux Om =ammo TILZOILL.I.) _ EANDIOAP. rEGULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST COAST of SOUTH AMERICA —F., LIMA DOGS Oa follow Holsront till We gtock &spawn. So Lm • 1 If Sin OM Eu eta) BOUND. SU tons renter, semais• WIL11•15 1...7.1:S INGHAM, Commander ; kodlng Is Ifs POI ISMS POSS.— °, tow of height or mom Siva* good secarsmodataa, moll Is THOUS. Pr-SCOOP, gad Co.. IL Orsochweb.trogL qoAu3.—By Screw sod Itailway.—LEA and Co.'s Halloo's. 1 1s. for too, direct from Um of to.. brass •or ths Marebloosm of C4l Marderrie Eltorart's Wan t salon to ' to old a d to irltttdand Imado 00.. ri ft'. = laZo HIM DOOM. ram Isliostao. or Madam& Nita of Orrldd ........ ..... Duly W - d Five 80. Cl/II SELLING) BT•LId. Cisay ..... VALPARAISO LINE of PACKETS.—DIRECT LINN of ArXILIARY FCREW CLIPPERS to VALPA RAISO. COW:IMMO. and 0 ARA COPIA PO, forwarding paw swumswum and parcels to . Arica foe Trak War for a , RAMO. Mg . ar.il CALDERA COPIAPO (to Rr Mrs rte . wai .. 4 l . 7I ta ILr rs ytlf4 UM ton's 0 3 Js rt ernlif 1044 well haona and or elpeltcoriiin the wag Wain riS Ow V I Dock.. PIN Wan RS Rile p ir Slam LIIPPort, Ms horn prod, air Or twhortke al bar mem IX ie: molars lhadard =Met et as la w = . llll/ 0 2/Clef o r d glif i lag = arab d be inalia Ow mese an esperiantint corral, arid al g a l Oa ors with prowagart ar roar trek, rfts. ai l will asaßg Woo rio lc u'Ut Nocatalor. Prosage=ba 111111110E11, PEAPCICR arid i ra Goods racoirod up Wills lath Nowa . fall RDINOS WATERPROOFS ere the best Vikkis fur mos ; key sal stakessesk asi g =s Is Araks. Mir wail as le Trrsks : star siag t . Ill i Zi,ei sir kolas; am so : kamaTrsor sod ns=as as Is Imp dm kDebkosjp=rls, toe. maks. Ids' apes is skok s w I . le orlir I arks has Ss sr ask— Oar sr J. C. gigllC 1111. ittekee. l igriodee motet • BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FarDAT. CESAREWITCH STAKES. 9 to 1 apt Polestar (t) 100 to 8 Fulbeck (t) 100 to 7 Malacca (t) 20 to 1 Number (t) 10 to 1 Bartley ( 20 to 1 Cotswold (t) 26 to 1 Merlin (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Sykes (t) 26 to 1 Middleton (i) 40 to 1 Falstaff (t) • 40 to 1 Tyre ( ) 1000 to 90 Porto Rico (t) 1000 to 20 Alice Wentworth (off) 1000 to 20 Termegant (off) 1000 to 20 Cerra (off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 40 to 1 apt Porto Rico (t) Nona of the onion backed. DERBY. No betting. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. RAILWAY AZZAWI3IIIINTS. The Eastern Counties Railway Company hare made arrangements for the conveyance of visitors to and from Newmarket during the meeting. A "epoidal" will lane Bbhopegate for Newmarket to-morrow (Sudsy) at hell pest one o'clock p.m., and in addition to the ordinary trains at 6.40 a.m., 8 sin., 11.30 am., sad 6 p.m. daily, special trans of Stoicism OiTtigpi will nave London for New market at 8.66 a at., on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, 13th, 16th, and 17th nitwit, retorting l3th, each day an hoar after the last rue. g r im HAIR RES !GREG to it. ORIGINAL COLONS wilk sr, _talland ortaing. the PATENT grim oomiray . ...ZßU 111. AS& lr= "wir 881/Imai ra m as a o w l° ' .ll"t6 ' = Imo 404 . NAN= Moan 11 4...= a61.1 0 6 1111 2118 . 0 2, 14 • dada: :ank x Oling awl rapilA TRAM to AMERICA.—The LIVERPOOL awl PH ILADHLPHIA I/TRAM SHIP COMPANY tweem in d e St Oak Clededolk Iwo Sager Meemedeligo tam LIT OILPMLA se talkors: 0.11109 T OF WASHINGTON ..... ... 712:11. 111 :1Thire lka .. Ma IOF MANCIIIIPTLA ... .... .Wodossim.Mtle IT.,_-• twee. U memae. II edam end 21 wirmellllll MOM SP to the earownwadeMen ta UM deatoweetwe. MI Weis Ike mime Mike Pokes, and a Inettcd a nnte.r et ~...4 r ... M ..... New Tent will be went at 3 'Awes I partladeis. wo " lowlenew e 0•14; 11,17 lo AM IN MAN. law) 13. TOWLT b wade emi Swop= Um. CanowTs i Vilos • p o L v AIRS Z . d ladirilATlC PILLS.— nu plower le ass of the boriloWall the edam of swam amievel mit t s t r ilm =Ng = 7. ....- 11 1rra •.mdt I SOUND sad WRITS TEETH me sot only iadi► 61.412.1v= L 1P1 rm kr0. ....4 widow propenikas 7 . 11e109 D• 0 110 090 ay rad asald altl be t• miler all ante ded a las vlained le Os amulad Y. D. man note Oa F si L ie na dad Yet =Mama Is depor.; mama Mae Oa ea Waft KW per Z= A " Oadato" en ya day MA sad A. *Yaw' now* da as Cised=tuop aimed as bra bid by thent sad *amble Nal BALLINABLOZ FAIR.—The following It the official refers of the far, as supplied by the heed clerk of the essKat gape : Om. 2-yr-olds. Yoatliap. Calves. Homo. Sold .... 15,195 647 79 0 234 Unsold .. 4,041 1,693 144 104 0 —.- —.—. T0ta1.... 1,958 2,240 222 104 234 NEWMARKET, FILIDLT The weather hes been wet and *sly all the wish, with every appearases of a osatinnanee. The raising roiled is is lamailleent order, sad the traioliß grounds perfeetioa. Airesdy lodglap are eery seams, and ft is gaveled there will be a very lane attendasee of visitors. QTEAM to NEW YORK. Inca The raise Rtes.!. Neil .tree ills out 9= 4 6= iliVif[... NSW YORK dintDo fettors.• t.TOY. 3.100 Jou. 410 [nee-power. Roduosy. Oct. 22. OTOS, %odor's,. Nee. & liAr. 4 0 h . :44 [O 4 Cf. Irsex , .Iy. Not. 19. II A N.. 3.2% took 9. hroorouter, Re Der. & Theft Murtolfs are lute! for the Thulletly of aunt Pees M,. AM Ice Ilibc...zolitenee of their tommeer sooommodsLion. Ism battle" suitor es the mut litual walk drearit Isee, by tthe Awe rid Milton. out elm, wool ellois. At noel he [lures eh& Wtritiagton. clam ewer =kw. ACK Anil to I O. a. Xarin'oplooh Melee eras St tear mmee C Far., 0.. R. 0101011611Kew troth &sot letter. of moth nom the UMW hula Polobt by the Mae Ham Is Hailko. Ilootoo. sad limo Tat. to HO por NORT H por No& or ..,.. RITISH sod AMERICAN ROYAL t. MAIL FTKA II PHIPS. sopoloOd by the Admiral, to ma L I VIIIIPOOL and NEM lOU dine owl ;vireos LIVES. I. ao.I li4/:41/31, the 804,11 S only of HALIFAX to : ...1 me .. POINIIIIP“ AM km loLootog. or Wm ASIA, NY HlFlF rl 7 "" aly . OiL lua lt s. Li.""i: CANADA. he . HIA LOSOFA. kr 0 . . ALL Pomo" mow. tasking ooto bet oldrot =7.1 own, old& on W so trord el M Hallam 001 l &hod oolto„ Holm. ; mood man. Moo ed. To 11 . Tw i r et aloillo. MPH Hobos; Inealil ell% 4 .4 Guinea M i e u =lotoll Monk It. mob awl d i= d o. . 14.11. loyouommodadoo IN= te rm s Woo Rah Is J. & Few& I. Old Woo& ; R. Cow& ; 11. P. L.M. bo.to• ; P. Cow& oft • & Comb. Mom. H. Hoolreont dos loam, Fens; illii I J. limm nsei lloilmosoulot. Glooply ; of I. sad IL Ulm. C.... kir.. TEAM and RAIL to ST. PETERSBURG and BALTIC Pala Sal', Priam end Dereark.—NOßTH ROSE VT SC .!I k A t I•rAION CONPANT Matted) deaealt Sernolea STEC 51 .11111. s in. cedar : Lee*. Unease Wharf utrrara parteeen sad geode, He ET. SETERitIVIttI. at the Ito.al DeeM ItallwatlTearalas lad TO. T0 .,„, 171 , Ir d r i t ,Sa t re , eanotnet a ltw o rreatLe 0 1. D. n.coninkanno. vitt°. ir " °ft' . COSIUIAOSS. atto that 010 e. eat le MAUL tautals. an' Kowa, ere. Yrom Hall and Lando to DOTTILNDCRO, um lay fbe R. ra' Ana, every /My, rallies a I=._ rule dr fueadre et firairiona. trout Hull ILI ; DVS it cnmertaxemen and CHRISTIANIA. enrrytec the semi /May. the 1111 t ttru M. awl area atauile Friday. Mate= Ma ; from Load., 1,4 Ik. aid lemma half farm for tf.vrahurr an hashed areusti by Oa =Rd' le.. er - al • V, i. ,I, 14, Fo.hy. oad mark at for I I,ri-t.s,and and Canto!' ere bated= le t h a eat k era. tt .tern Mama. and 'abut st HAL alma rad halter maladies, yak te 111.1 ea MIR 61.110W0 °eke , . 84: KIM OUM. Irtig : lad la tr:ftw, t. Mr. Saler. 1. Mearayaeart. cter Peerielare and lal le yeah SO Hamm 0. Baliralle i .... . safe, t cocburell east ; she te Hewn. Thca nal Ca. Ile t. mon inked by I. E Pahtlik.lNA. OrterdatrieL & ANDREWS. Itmeeteglareetit. L ASWII PALE ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT, li• 'WM ssodltlos. Idtbed la Issowkd or natal writ awl Wks. WWI wod do • ;or dll LB II T, 244., lis Sam .1.1 ditto. Soo ; iil an PORT. 4 , .. to Ms.. sod Wake .14 dry Pan, es. pw lir Fra so lf : Company, semis to Maws. MO wad is. el tile celebrated LL Wrg ,l l2. por Wiwi; I Ms. per wake ; 's Ma Pols par Wks.— maw, IL Oral Widill140•01. laweadal. TK I / 1 81il~lAl{.-Pret•MM by Royal Loren A s - ro r 4Vrii i .z.b ia .vgr el IT Bleb d• ! wa r . : was. 16.1. Is signally kr awl si I" I tir t agty l indkaW A la the 4 : l = 6 M ihe , • me 1_1.2_, = m am a j es tb.4.. tir. l i t• s rb i g .."—...r womb •111. 7 E5:li• •110•011110111. MI tb• sioneNtli Y ... rem Trimsaur. I. Awl IClMetr: a fi e ll th Waco= is ba ul r lig —Peel la aim .111•• at cam la ca• far 33,, livis Us. ;NMIs Al awe l• • entails a L is a ..; dlelded tato superego dope bp Velma. bp is. To be bee MY to baulk' Derby sr &elm MI, loadeatll. =Meg i r .:= Strael . ; sad Ift. Ozimirlotil 11•••b6ser : sad i1 .V . 4=. 411 41•••i. Dumb, Jost pahllsksa, ThirlaseMithos. Or% bssoL HOMMOPATHIO DOM 1 1 .8 iIC Mkrel i N vi k. * J. Lamm, N.D. p Dodd et WI labaslia. IN maim isDeljebo.lbs bils•llms kr Ilb risillsk sad I* sue dm ta •• awl snit asslgatta allsasmals• Nabiles Mel tar Ws verkpeles id• •• 11.11 TOMI war LOOM Paw Isk. • *ids So lbw wise -s *Sara d ssmaileg w Elassestalles Mama' is Ws* sassfts. ••Ow Ise NI gawk Piss IL grebes Om as me* Pakeas bract • lob. ♦ K herawyamordt. Yam swat. Oz for& stroll THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. No. CXCVIII., will le as THURSDAY rat aert~l. Illeldrs DM= et Sawa% lola. 1 Pro& Moil& A Mir* 111.114114 F 4. New Blimmilies of likalaispa 4•1444 Maim 1441.4442 i t i nrs las k.l%ekeinffailierhismarbemirelL Mb Day, No. L. Woo IC THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE. NMI loy Jai Sac *DUI and WINITWID Nkomo,. COSTIPTIL ANfM Tempos& PcoMmit owl Pam. Ik O. Iholsks. LILA. stmommi 111 Pod% br at SIM o= o . l a ,lit No. L Imoltgoo mml.moti from from w igs 4111 NNW two maw doom NW modi MN dm Mo ommliod 38. m wY om r m =k oa tag o MLA Q sod T. GILBERT, No. 4, Coptball-bsiblise. PO • leek of the Dank et Embed. Leadoa, beg le toe _put • S tint they allow a DUGOUT et IL Pi tie 1111Thall elk ell 11001 U 1 . Welwales. retAbali. gliiiimig Berleere. Almeeeke. lepeleet 'sow Ifterlek_lisgs. Meek ie. The toe ier mew li adder Vat. Nude email sia dbeemet d4L la get la tell PRlPeeteme net puell bee to MI migrate. 31.11. weienbel peelleue MOM, =mod prso dr Now f1:1 Ida wee nia. Ow Os Sinn our last soda the Marquis of Salisbury has extended his former Mend offer and placed a more ex treaded list of treasures at Hatfield at the disposal of the Clastittet. It is gratifyirg to lad that this labours of the meammittera no bases( to light a yen much mon eaten. du collieetioo of the spolmess of the groat masters of the wet! early Italian and Genus schools this we were sup ; nod to possess la this Denny, and tbat tha rowans althea, unique end most valuable works are almost without o:optics 'cadre/be the snidest of than for the ass of the eakibnion. Is aemoiemss with the Marsha/ of Ptiala Albert, in piecing the whine bin colleotios of early pictures at the disposal of Ihei eniMilke, Mr. Devoapert Bromley, =angst others, penis* some pionares of remarkable vane sad rarity, in .Liras • Cosine lad" • Vincenzo Psgaal, a Boon Mausßa. a Ginnie* Osirpells, and an Innen° du Imola NM Faller plaids/ esstelbstes the greater portion of • MMlllaillkisille SI platens which were selected from his OIMBOIMS. It beisles • Byzantine pieta» uprooting Oa Alma of SI. Mplionim Syne, • Tedder Gaddi (small sheropiese), ea Lapin° dos rissole (Batombatent of it. Virgin), • Pia Fillippo Lippi (a Nall' pre della picture), a Canso Bonin (largo sitar-place), • F. Grannie& (Virgin Butbrosed); • ,fleno di Pietro (81 Peter restoring Tabithe) ; and a Sandra Bottioelli (Aden: tin of the Kings). Mr. Bamford Hops offers a rewash ably Aso picture by Vaadyek, menet ethers, one from the King of Honied; aid also volsubters to the imonmir 5 • • large oil paints, by the seders Goma. snit Gretna, which is a great rarity, red probably the °sly specimen of therein:sr in this country is oils. Mr. Joseph Hay Oren, late profane of anatomy at time Rout Made, is Lasko, aims to contribute • angularly lane. snag eneolloa of pictures, inelnding NMI of the very early osisoke—a Galatia Matsui, et well as two Sae specimen of seselleta art by Method and Dna. Sines the preparation for the inhibition commutated thus ha ban sonny my men remarkable example of • desire to do everythimg to farther the object in view than has bees ninon by the Berl of Warwick, **Berl at Duclay, Bail Craves. Mr. Smith Barry, of Kuban Hall, Cheshire, tad Mr. T. Well Blasinil, of lan, nu Liverpool. To each of these &obis nes sad gentleman application were suds by the son minor, franc& la ntorelasce with the generally knows re cords of their 'slush!" collections. In each {aline , ' the fall list of works thus asked for have bees most liberally granted, sod actompso , ed by as latimitios that In the judgment of their owners there wen other epodemene in their collections which would add attrectiou sad interest to the sabibition. Mr. G. Shape, the art secretary to the con mitno, will thus have as opportunity of visiting all UNDO collection, and making inch further mintions as may add completeates to tbe chrocolcgial ilinetratios of art that the nernittire are aiming at. The collection of the Berl of Warwick comprise' the celebrated picture by 8010 bola, the portrait of Hiss Heavy VIII., a Berthael, lad Ave others by Buttons, Veadyn, Cessions, to. Lora' Darnley ponesses scene of the Smut specimen of Titian, Paul Voroatee, and Habeas, in Begin° ; whilst Lord C 'a collie' ion is Wonting from portraits, and has bon r" inheritance from the Queen of Bokenia, daughter of James I. Both Mr. Smith Baur. and Mr. Well Blisattell's contributions comprise saleable paintings and • large and interesting collettica of anoint sculptor", and the liberality of these gentlemen di serves mention more especielly oa account of the difficulties atteldaat on the removal of such works. Lord Yarborough will also be one of the most important oath butors In pictures, and works of considerable interest and attraction are promised by General Fox, Lady Charlotte ' I Soh ' , Mr. Frith, Dr. Barrington, and other'. The same liberal npport in fact continues to be offered from all quarters to the calamine. as at the date dour last sonic, of the isteaded Bambinos of Art Treasures. It seems very evidest now that the project has got a Arm hold epos the sympathy of nearly ail the leading art possessors of the kingdom, mad very satisfactory Indian's' me now coming to light, that not only in the Onions of art of the menet matters, but that in ell others, the coming Ezhibitioo will he on of saperemisont merit. Tha entraittn as.. lusted their labours with what they thought to be the most &Moult part Onion task—that in which they thought there woe the greaten doubt of none, from the sappositio• that than might be aa anwilliagnem as the part of some of the peresouon of each treasures, the choicest, works of the an" glen oaten, to pert with them. This point being sane fortuity let at rest by the fact that their application have boss so masificently 'encoded to, they are now abet to tarn their attunes to the other humans of art, both me- dimwit sad amines. We believe that their views are sow quite astand as to the phut upon which the most perfect illastration of the merits of the modem to►eol of pastas will be properly illutrated, and it was from no realise of &mord to the importation of those collations whieh partials:ly illustrate the modern selmet of pantie& that the comaittes base bees delayed so long from giving their attention to It Is a day et two they will be ready to offer a abeam to t►eee who see posseesars of tressures belossiti to the modals aloof, which, t►ere is reams to feeloriU mat with the HMO liberality as bee bees sassed is other nutrias. The Marylebeee Literary sod Scientific Icatitutioa, Edward street, Portman-rquare, which has bean established far a quarter of a e•ntury, ender the pretense of Lord Brougham, Lord Broughton, Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Be.', Tromso Rope, Req , is , opens its winter muse this year with a amseirsimmes, t be it,.. by its president, Jacob Bell, Big., on Monday, the 27th of OM mesa. The pro gramme of lecturers jut published emelebe the names of many bolding high rank la commutes wilts literature, W enn, sad art. Of those angiged we might menthe the names of Was Olean, Donald Xim Chrelrge Dunes. Mn. B. M. Webb, B. J. Pepper, Miss R. L. Mamma, Charles &luau, Heusi and Mrs. Drayton, Dr. Pedfipsw, George Orosemith, ite., Re. Cavilled Wiseman Iwo, et the solici tation of the committee, promised to deliver two lectures for the bomb of the Institution during the SONO& The iastlentloa ambits a very ostensive library, news rooms supplied with all the daily pagan, weekly, monthly, and quarterly pelblisatlesu Then ere Oro ceeversatioe sad awe eel time are M *dation Messes in drawing, : V o te • Genus Imeguegse, &e. Them ere Maimed by the memberiat a smell expense. APOTITECAIIIIHALL—Name• of gentlemen who paned their eaaaiastioa in the science and pristioe of reedleise, mad readved sertilleit a to ;sutler, ors Thew day, MU 11, Mt. Peter Williams, Carmarthen, B. W. Maid Osumi West, Puhreok, Portsmouth; Alhs d Me m. Nallswerth, Clieeeteareahlre ; Frideriek Tumour Brimarma. Queen% Ova Light lefaatry Militia William Hwy 601#9.1Lasesabousegb; gulps Alensa der Oswald MirhPfrowelho eplew. Memui am thelfire; Joseph Tneelles Newh NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIIALTT, Ocr. 10.—Arponamairr.- W. A. Willis (1844), to the dersawieb Hospital. The Retribution, stems frigate, 28, Captsia Bar ker, left Sheeran, at 6 o'clock yesterday. She was to cell at Portmoath for bar flail orders. The Retribution has received supplies nennessy only ea foreign stations. rowremouTH, oar. 10. The Coeur, 91, mew ship, Captain Robb, wee in spread by the Contsander-is Chief, Vies. Admiral air 121. Belmar, prior to railing, for, it is reputed, the Medial. ranee& This afternoon her crow were exercised in ating shot. The Raleigh, 60, gaffing frigate, Commodore Koppel, fitting for the Bast Indies, has her topgallant mute painted and topsails and lower yards aerate. The Shannon, 61, 'brew frigate, Captain W. Peel, le blocking down, and is ready to take her gone and stores on board. FATAL ACCIDENT.--On the forenoon of the 7th Intt., on. of those events that threw a gloom over large bodies of met, mot place at the Cuckoo Sumacs Colliery, Rolytown. By the aixldent two men wore deprived of life in an tartest. From what we have been able to learn of the natter, the deceased bad goal into another place than their owe to bring up what is called " out " foe themselves. After working the owl and taking down, they began to 11l ft. It was while they were in the act of Ailing • hatch that •lsrge mew of the roof stone gave way, welch bad been loom, sad killed them both os the spot. The names of the dimmed are Jobs Olaaefoed sad John Simpson. The forma was a man of 34 years of age, sad km left a wife and four yams children to regret Me death. This latter was a young MIS of 16 years of sp.—Nora British Daily Mad. Yesterday morning, between 7 and 8 o'clock, an &reddest, attended with low of life, warred at the Upper Glob Repairing Doak, Rotbethithe. A camber of men were engaged in ship*" a gnat on board a schooner. The mast euddeely hoot • k two, and fell mama some poring, se stick Omer Chapped sad Woe. Emden, shipwrights, wisest work. The safortmnate 'Owen fell from • height of IS taw Mealiest aseistasee wee seat for, and promptly nailed, when Chappell we. extricated, bat he had received mob woven Walks that be expired a. most instantly. Wes. Iltawiell was convoyed without low of time to GeV, Roo gniwbere Mr.Valeatiao, home surges., on essainatiols, • freely* of the upper and lower jaw, a sow pound halos o sive bjwiel. No Ups los p r ofkW recovery. gees .ethos were Wiwi. l. THE SALOON OMNIBUS. TO TOO 7DITOR 07 TOO SITIIOIII. fint,—As you have always advocated social, as well aa political, advancement, I trust this communication will not be deemed Intrusive from one who was the first to introduce the " ocaxibos " into Logue in 1829, and has beet a close observer of Its progress ever slaw. I admit, in accordance with the generally expressed opiates of the public, 'hat the pretest mislabels is miserably I deadest it aceommodatinn ud comfort, and I may add safety, as regards the outside sinew. It was therefore with mash satisfaction that yesterday, for the first time, I minutely inspected the patina esloon omnibus, now ex. bibitiag for public approval at Hnsgerford Hall, and I have no hesitation fa saying that if this conveyance were adopted the omnibus would not much lacier continue to be the opprobrium of this aientifie age. The saloon omnibus is entirely different in its interior aspect, and the arrangement of louden sad exterior mate, from that at present in see I and without encroaching on your columns by a leagthened I description, affix it to state that perfect ventilation, com fort without crowding, and easy areas to both inside sad outside seats, ire amply named. I am, and have boon a long time, unconnected with omnibuses, cad h vs no letterset hot the public &dement, and the natural pride I take in seeing the vehicle I first introduced, if not quite perfected, at all events 'sally improved. The Freneh-London Omalbas Company have failed to Introduce the 'speed leprovemesta in the constractioe of the omnibus: Indeed from the ant it weld hardly be asp posed that the directors, being the old prop, Won, wedded as they are te the am improvement system, would, after assiuneging their present crazy vehicles for French gold, be very asks la advancing the public comfort or convenience. Na see at to imputed that the French promoters of the Puss optealaties should be very attentive to the wants of the add* pales, sines they and that the omnibus trade here is epos Is pulsate csapetitioe, and net, as in Pads, eon bawl to sottain cashes for each rotate. The Vim* Meshes Company cannot, of tonne, be settallbed to break up all the pabliely eondsmned width the directors eel Rangers hays been parodists, of themeless; for eves ass Credit Kolarr must have !ladle to he MITOSIS& Bet 1 de hope, sew that the requiseseste to mesh seeded in seelltes eseshestiee as be ea= that eseepasy wit% Bridal mph& may to speedily for Introdnetteg upon every metropediton route the sakes omnibus. If this were dee% and prostisal INS esseeml he the who w iri e ral u diss e rly Mood to the Worsts el the mad the neskeetests, no dada a &Used he Attlee& kr the eherehelksh —1 es, GIORGI 811ILLIBUIL 4 align& THE SILK MANtir•CTUEIL—To use an American phrase, hi must have been • "smart" men who med. the first discovery of the silk manufacture, for of all egrCultu ral produote this is the most singular; and, es it is to Englishmen the least known of all agricultural occupations, I will try to describe it. The silk-worm is a caterpillu which, after gorging itself during the finest par. of the summer en the leaves of the mulberry tree, climb., in its natural stets, Into the branches, and there weaves round itself, and from itself, a cover which, when completed, is about the site and shape of a pigeon's egg, comp din the middle. Within this shell, es it may be termed. It remains dormant in the state of chrysalis Marisa the winter, and eats Itself out as a butterfly when the warm weather returns, when, after depositing as innumerable quantity of eggs, a few days terminate its existence. There is not much here one would think to originate an important trade, and yet the ingenuity of man bas turned the habits and instincts of this apparently insignifimint worm tr astonishing results. Atter weaving themselves into their mintsr cover, the worms which are kept for breeding are carefully prot ected! during the winter, and soon as the eggs are hid in spring, them are pissed on tables is large no where they soon change into silents worms not thicker than a thread. To thine worms the tender mulberry leaf is supplied, and for forty days during May and Jane they are constantly fed upon it, The great art is to preserve an airy at- Biosphere of the most uniform temperature and a fall supply of fresh mulberry leaves. By the end of the feeding time all the mulberry trees in the country are stripped of their first haves, and the thread like worm has grown nearly as thick as the top of one's little finger. He has now gorged himself snd is soprcaeh lug his destiny. Branches of Uwe see placed about the room, into which he climbs and begins to weave himself into his tomb. When that is ecoompli•hed the living but dormant animal is completely encased in its cover, called the mom. In this state these form an article of com ments, and ere sold to the manalaerarers in the towns and villages where the net of the process is completed. That Dream is nothing more than to unwind by art the silken sorer within which the worm is encased. For this purpose a handful of cocoa at a time are thrown into warm water and kept In constant motion by a brash, which detach. a the ends of the slight silken threads, several of which are spun off together round a wheel, and in one minute the cocoon is unwound, sod the dead worm inside is brushed away. The silken coat with which he bad so carefully covered himself is thin trans formed into the fabric from which is fashioned the silken dress of a lady, and which engages so large a portion of the manufacturing industry and capital of Itch sod France. It is a trade which is emistantly increasing, as the land within the range of the climate in which it can be (Abased is exten sive, and not yet newly OCCUPied. in Ir.ll, it yields an annual value estimated at upwards of 10,000,0001. sterling.— Correspcesdeuf of rises COMMERCIAL GAS COMPANY. The haltitarly c d a . Lo e n p d o : o r i Tavern i ; o m f trh C. sm Butler, IS h P of the direcons stated that & con siderable loos bad been sus tained by the company through an accident wh i ch occurred at the entrance-pates o f the West Indi s Of May led, by which the main supplying Doeks thiAe o le of th 6th D-gs was f rac t u red. The supply of gas to the district bad been n e e.l.diny"thteerha r t t h T a h e report continued by a temporary main laid across the bridge ; the eouneotios of whisk, having to he aostinuell broken to ' eil w the estrum* et vessel+, had entailed a heavy vest on the wisgemy. TM report added, that not withstandini tins depteMeglin fa the market value et coke and other products, the deestaes ttlaswlvee justified to proposing the eon : ti n i f tke .ala hmi est rn it a issem alaid eu e d t i vr at . de :T e t . e a t it e t h e h t e t for t 6 tte6i pe r companycro re c e nt. per t i t o .. n I missd the reyst_easeat. The gas natal for the half year bad bon 411.61181.. Ind* thawed an Menus* of 8001. over 11W elomPalbe WOK et 1856. After a lengthened ilesimissis imam of beak the report was untimely, ids Oiling es Massa* weed to.