The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20. 1857, odditiaa, the ping al the hydros& INIIM bad goes book Mini Wawa, the lbw earth holt having pored emoted to I the straggle with the inertia al the Lawbass. Thant was so help fur it ; a chats Itr whkit only the oceperotios of Loudon wee reeposiblo bed mapped, the hock was stopped, sad the mom arras& off through the pia—see neWilltingly—to • rather Ide Maur. Bet the public mot re be impettiee, see esparee, nor hyper:Mksl le the steam It coly • little uptAitsl, It wore not to be treeiheett et. win the ear nor to which they have been inundated with scientific jargon Men " stenhs" and " crabs," " ram" and "drums," and kinks quiescent and sada% awl band diminutions ea the laws of traction sad poopel daring the het tow w. With respect to the vestal question of fraa M itab, at boa and wood, then ere quite two parties to the Maio (al On NO side it is loudly meted, and pond by the aimed at ahgebasio agar time, that boa yeah bus areal Ode; while as the *that, tit. fact I triaaaphactly palatal oat that it has Mak and would have slid all the way, but hr on unforneen Isherupden. Shipbuilders mg why the morass that mike& for the Dein of Welnegtes would an do for the Leviathan f—end wky, when a mina method was at hand, mythic amid ha risked by a too daring innovation 1' Oa the other bend. the ma et whoa urge that wood would not have borne the weight—that it would have taken fin, with a misty et Aar contingent:ler ; and so the doctors differ, while the lerriathin numbers pametally en bar two esstUse, without coy vesking, mad norm ammtaramediagtyvelastastaa bedialstat Bei peopriskinewonM seem to be purely mai is the seeditemeat tithe Vim al Wakefield with his greet bray pktere ; they hare secured • wonderful work of art, bat they are brought to a deed lock whim they try to get it Into ita peeper pesiticat We ham no doubt, however, that all these dillicultiee will be but temporary, end that is the Admen of time the Laviatlas will be egoist ; and let us in the meantime pause and sum up what the enterprise of the Great Easters Company, the in- Teethe of Mr. Brunel, and the workmanlike skill of Mr. aced Beriall ham already done in furtherance of the most feepallant remistios that hes ever been efleated la our sari- BIM ON/BIN/M. It is bat four years ethos Mr. Brunel who, It shoal& net he largotten, had already built the Oreat West ern and Great Britain, amid the meets and anted Ben of the old wheal of shipbuilding, conceived the daring project of conitracting a vessel combining the well-known prisoiplas which the Leviathan is expected to carry out. Dories that Was an mamma= event ceased an interregnum of a whole year, and after all we ham this unparalleled ship, complete in her magnitude and beauty, 700 feet in length, 83 in breadth, 85 in depth, and of a bunks of 25,000 tans ; jut eight times the it.. of the " great" Duke of Wellington. fthe hes et commodatioca for the population of • mug reirket tows, and recast for a powerful amy ; her eliresgth fie sa greet aa human hands as make it, sad she weenier a speed which will practically reduce by two-thirds the distaac• between our halm empire or our Australian ookay and ourselves. If thee a slight hitch haa occurred at the eleventh hour—if, in stead et the middle of November, the Leviathan does sot bet mall the 2ad of December—lst us have a little patine& The work is • gnat work, Me work 01 the testery, and awns within it the germ of • futurity of which we Mee i paseat bat • very Imperfect idea, From its midis novelty, obstacles have anent which no calculation mold ham prepared for; bat the seam indomitable will which held Lucknow and stormed Delhi, will, we feel con vinced, gain for British hands, in • mere proeful field, an equally British triumph. INDIAN MUTINIES. AN ESCAPE IN OUDE. The following is from Lieutenant George Holmes Burnes (lat. Adjutant of the 10th Chide Irregular lohntry), who has so narrowly escaped the fete that befel hie moles, Sir Alexander end Charles, at Cebul. It is !Wrens' to hie brother, an ofßoor of the avenging force at Jubbotgaws, end In the original the name of the friendly Rajah and hie kat ears written in Omit character. : " llitstriaa, Sunday, Sept. 13. " I fear that foe tray month. yea meat Lave mourned me ma deed, sad my escape has lathed bar wonderful, very wonderful ; for since the 3rd of Jose (the dale of the mutiny ' and termare et thetapore) I hive been prowling in the jambe, =posed to sun and min, sad panned by Soper and • marl petty of irregular earthy, bat I been hitherto swap* sad hops yet to get me lem protected by friendly Reimh, who has fed me end those with IN to this hour, and now that thing emu bothrisig I tart he will hirers his mere for us se ober y! God has been vary merciful to me, end I yet hope to see you, dearest brother, again. Mach lave Ile Wile sad but little space to put it in. On the 3rd et Jen the Ileeempore troops, consisting of the 41st Siegal Native lathery, 9tb and 10th Regiments pads Inegulir biary, sad Tad Regiment Oude Military Paike,—in all about 3.300 men, broke out into open mutiny end shot their cars, and every European, man, woman, and child, they could lay their bride on. Mom of this bawler. I cannot now dwell on the horrible scenes that aloud ; so will relate bray the part more immediately affecting myself. The 41st commenced the mutiny by shooting their other, one of the three lieutenants, and the sagest-major; and the 9th Irregulars followed suit by shooting their commanding officer, doctor, sad eargrat major. The 10th were drawn up to protect the civil lithe, and on their left wee military police. The latter im mediately mutinied and oommencerd shooting the civilises, bat the 10th showed s disposition to stand far, until the 41st and 9th approached them, when they like wise joined the mutineers, but did not attempt to shoot their races. I was standing in front of the ceetre of the left wing, rhortieg the men to be faithful to their ere and to the colours they had so lately sad se sacredly moth to dlelhad. They Erred with the utmost respect, and trimmed no at,.. whatever of disobedience until the 41st red 9th same whirls 120 yards, when the light crimpy broth their make, and, seising me, took me to the mar, loping of me to ten end are myself, se they wished me no hrs. &deg my ornmanding rim end mewed in command going, I followed with • heavy beast, little wing whir be came of me, sad sot taking moth sotto of Use volleys the troops were treating as to. I went to the house of Mr. Christina, the oormissiceser, where all the remaining people of the station had eseembled. Babied the home Erred • man deep river, and beyond visa • jungle at thick eyrie and bniebwood ; all agreed to cruse and hide in the ; the house was mow being surrounded, the police were In the garden, and had occupied • small temporary beidge acres the river, where they g r a a number of saes, wetney ad children. Sow mowed by a toed ; as fir ma, I followed la the mar, and cams up with Mrs. Christian, the ootarataidaser's sr*, struggling to get on with her little child la her seam—• girl two-and.a-lialf years old, and her husband with her, carry* a boy about es months old. The Ram hod run away, mad the mom repot feeling memo to have been too strong on the fugitive. for any of them to help her. I took the child from her arms, and with the aid of Quarteramater-Sergeant Morton, of my regiment, got it away safe and sound, all three escaping unscathed through the foetal shower of bullets sent after us as we crowed the Aver, sad hid unruliest in the friendly jungle. We went some twenty mike that day, taking the ibild by turns ; mart day we met Sir Itt. Jekaon, Aseatent Commieiouer, sad' ' his sister, la the jungle; we went on together, and on the morning of the 6th reached Mitnwlee, the fort of ' Rajah Tonnes Singh, with whom we have duo' been. I meted kis fort by force, and claimed protection for the whole pie ty, which wee granted. I have since heard that Mr. wad Mrs. Christian and the little boy were killed, so my goer little ward teen orphan; she is a very nice little child. I meld this through an calm with whom I am totally ammo roolated, but seat in a French latter by a Brahmin to Caws pore, sad received as gamer hem Captain Gordon this day, whisk ealirheeed et as to what is goer oar in India. I cosid conuanagoee trisrw orr of mune should have doss so. 1 last all Iliad in eu,)d, bid mist atom my poor mother's jinni.. I thought oir the sad tried to go into my Yeses after having the punk, bat the mutinous were then. mud bed it no, sal mat of without sa snide to my name. God him you, my Mr, and brothels; writs and tell them about me. " P.a.l hale slam board that Liantaasats Doris and Snell, oommandsat sad wood in command.of my regiment, sore Jot mar the river." Tux AUSTRALIAN HOMEWARD MAIL.—The lowingfol notice wee hosed from the Gestrol Poet-dim ye. today, wit.: Iterre bot so losers from llytteey, Melbourne, or Maid& him boas rooolvol the Mater laninn. It u peemeed that the boxes eseiteheiag Wore Ran those Ow ea were takes from the Item by *be Admhwity 1 agent whoa that vend biome diedied la the Bel INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Nov. 19. CLAMiIr.AL BiLlitisterlolo.—The following is a r e g i almin under the Seel classical in elphabetical order.—H. J. Addy, Chia Chimsk in 7l. l Allio, heir College; W. 0. 0. Atm- IlnMsillleles C A. O. Behar, Trinity College; 0. Beinirle, New Col lege; ollege W. Banat, Trinity College. J. B. Barney, Briamose; W. Barka Christ Church; M. Base, Magdalen College ; J. Worcester Col , =J. Boma, Christ hurh; C. H. Christ W. J. Bristow, Moritaßrown, St. Rd mad ;F. J. Buckle College ;R. J. Bar =a6Oriel College; B. Carter, Hugh, olleg; C. H. lit. Jokes Collor ; J. Brannon Col , hime; T. H. Cole, Baster Calms; A. T. Craig, Wadliant lege • C. D. Crawley, Christ Churohj A. J. Cnieby, Wormier College; J. Davie, Magdalen Hall; A. B. Day, Ceara ; Die, Initer Caw; J. Douglas, Carona, Uhige; J. Raton, Christ Church; T. 0. FAinuedien, Besillause Whip; J. 0. FAwards, Christ Church; F. W. liws, Tay College; K. A. Ellis, Trinity College; 11. J. Ficir, Rimer College • H. W. Frankly', Trinity Cellar; H. M. Fryer, Nimbi*" Ca ** ; W. Oarad i l l acester ; R. Glanville, Matta Col lege • H. A. L. et. Nary Han ; P. Gordan, Uni th.Ciollep; V. A. . Harcourt, &WM Cellepi F. B. , Worcester Hitobsook,Wadhera Oats; 11. J. Hoeldng, ; D. Itvgliss, has College •A. D. Ilmesy, Christ Chord T. W. James, Pembroke J Imes College; H. 0. A. Lao, Exeter ; B. Bremen College ; 0. Lawrins, Jams Camp; A. . Liesmiere, Trinity . 1 litallege; T. W. Lew* JI•011 College • H. J. Lid /MAN College ; C. H. Laces, Chinch • C Mare , ; C. H. 14i.dtey, Wor mier ; 'a rt. d Waft= Callers ; c. limey Cbeist Church hug Meader Pun' Woke College' W. B. MorSeld, O ddl Collage , M W. Marc, Peribroks; J. J. None, Weenier ; F. P.= l r, Pembroke; R. H. Otter, Corpus; R. Parka., Class's • W. Parry, Worcester Collage; J. Perms, Trinity College; P. J. Phipps, Pembroke CWew ; L. O. Pike, Bermes" , W. Pinckney, Rimer ; J. W. Preistm, Windham; Prion,Uni amity ; R. Price, Jeans College • ; D. Rialrbooe, Brannon ; C. B. Readied, St. John's; O. T. Rymer, Brownies; A St. Paul, St. Job's; 0. P. W. Scott, Brewster. • A. H. Batt, Magda= Hall; W. ilergsantom, Baal Co llege; 0. Sheffield, Pembroke; I'. F. Samos, Wadhani ; J. A. Simsbury, Bt. Mary Hall; J. J. Stanton, Bt. John's E. H. Stapleton, Christ Church; /1 H. T. Stabbing, St. Hall; B. Thames, Hall ;A. 8. Thompeou, V t r2 berisk .. _R. N. T Pembroke; H. F. Verson, Magda len W. Waldron, University; B. A. _• C. C. Warabsy. Magdalen Hall; M.Word, Coepee • F. L. Wants, Oriel ; R. J. Waters, Wormier H. Work llarter,_• 0. P. Withered, Christ Church; 10. Wild, Queses ; W. H. Willa* Christ Church; J. 0. 8. Willis, Karim Capp ; A. Wiliam, hater College; C. J. Wise, Christ Church; W. H. Woodhesa, Worcester; A. Yoo, Oriel; B. York, VAINOCIIII Collage. THE OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINA TIONS. _ _ . . The regulations far eerryi "s— '4 into effect the statute " conosning the nomination of those who are not tatenters of the University" have just be issued. The examination foe the year 18M will common on Monday. the 2lst of June, 11566. Junior sad mater candidatee will be examined at the same time ; hot the he the two examination will be different. Junior eeedtdalr moat be under 16 years of age on the day when the namination begin. We subjoin the regulations br the OF 111X7" CLPIDTDATSI. . . . (1 7 orawva.4 - Cendidates must be under 18 yews of age on the day when the examination begins. I. AU candidate at this ',gemination be required to satisfy the ezaadams la-1. Anslysis of English sentences sail , and correction of faulty sentence'. 2. A short coespodtion. 3. Arithmetic. 4. Geography Ems, madidate will be required to draw from memory an outline may of some country an Europe to be named by the saaminers, showing the boundary IMAM, the chief runes of nonntains, the chid rivers, sod the chief towns. Question, wen also be est la geography. 6. The outlines of English History ; diet le, the succession of sovereigns, the chief eves's, rid the ammeters of the keding men in each ni ft. The examination in the rudiments of faith and reli gion will =gat of question' in-1. The Magri= Sat tares of the Old Testament to the death of Solomon. 2. The Gospels of lit. Matthew and fit. John, and the Acts of the Apostles. Those who offer tlimosalves for examination in Greek will be selected to =war questions on the same parts of the Greek Testament. 3. The Cater-Mom, the Morning end Evening Services, and the Litany ; and the outlines of the History of the Book of Common Prayer. 111. Every candidate wilt also be required to satisfy the =miners in two at least of the sections marked A, B, C, D ; aria one of those four and in one of thine marked E, P. Bxcrtox A.—Engliah.—This will include questions in— t. English Wort, from the battle of Bosworth-Meld to the Materation; and the outlines of the history of English Illmatene being the same period. 2. Shahapeare's King Las, end lessn's Emmy". 3. The outlines of political eco. new emi ale* law. The examination will not extend the sallects treated of in the tint book of Smith's Vela of Begone, and the first volume of Blaggage Conmeteinriss. 4. Physics], political, and commerciel maii:Lthy. A fair knowledge of one of them form gamin d ma will enable • candidate to per in this eigien. Lenox 8.-lAngnagro.-1. Latin. 2. Greek. 3.lhvack. 4. German. A fair knowledge of one of these languages WE gable a candidate to ppre in this section. Samos C.—Mat —l. Pure mathematics. 2. Practical mechanics (including mechanism) and hydrostatic. =thematically treated, surveying, end navigation. Algebra to the end of quadratic equations end four books of Euclid will enable a candidate to pee in this section. flacrtow D.—Physica.-1. Natural philosophy. Great importance will be attached to good mechanical drawing. I. ("hominy. Question. will be set on the face and general principles of chemical seisms. There will be • prectical examination In the elements of analog 3. Vegetable and animal physiology. Question will be set on vegetable phy siology in general, and on the functions of vertebrate in animal physiology. Parta of pleat@ and bar of vertctrata will be given for description. Great importance will be attached to good botanical and enatmnical drawing. A his knowledge of one of them classes of subject" will amble • candid= to peas in thin section ; but in all csee a practical acquaintance with the subject-matter will be indispensable. 8/SCTION E.—Drawing and Architecture.-1. Drawing from the est, from models, from marery, and in pengoetive ; end drawing of plans, became. and elevations. 2. Design in pen and ink and in colour. 3. The bigamy and principle" of the arts of design. A fair degree of gill in free-hand drat/bog will be required in order that a candidate may pee in this region. BICTION F.—Music.—l. The grammar of music. 2. The Motor, and principles of musical °imposition. The elements g thorough bee will be required in order that a candidate ma p ose in this section. e lets of those who distinguish themselves will be pabl hed for each of the sections A, B C, D. E, F, arranged in two division'. The names in each first division will be arranged in order of merit; them in each second diviaioa elp y. The names of the other succeesful dates will be egged in a general alphabetical list. After each soccamfal candidate's name will be inserted his age, the placed hie midges, and the school (If any) from which he MOM Is attend the examination. Every candidate who pews will nee= the Vice-Chancellor's mrtiamite amfarring the title of Aamoiate in Arta, and specifying the subjects In Which he hes nagged the examiner". The feet that a an- Meta hes pee= the examination in the rudiments of faith and religion will be entered on his certificate, although it will not affect his place on the list. The imanathation will be held in Oxford, and dmulta. =oral, in other place., if it be requested, and found expe dient. Local committees wishing to have an examination held he their several districts may obtain all namnnryinfor mation from the Rev. J . E. Sewell, New College, ~Oxxtyord. Candidates =Dog of being exmoined at Oxford mast apply on or before the 10th of April. 1858. Local committees deg= of having examinations held in their several districts nnis e z, ii on or before the let of March, 1838, specifying the number of their candidates. The names of e. mg be transmitted to the Rev. J. E. Sewell, at or bet= tie 10th of April, 1858. Every candidge at the junior examination will be required to pay ahe of 10s. Every candidate at the =gar =mina. don will he sequired to pay a fee of 30a. Them fees mug be paid en or bakes the 10th of April, 18.58. J. R. thiwara., Honorary Pmerstary. • Tide ezczninatlon will net be required of any candidate ulnae weeds or guardiana gall have declined it on hie behalL Mr. Bentley's annual dinner sale at the Albion took pion oa Wednesday, end notwithstanding the Bloomy =of the money market, that day, more Mum ever larger number of the principal booksellers of Lan dis were sosembkd than last year, and the resall,co the whole, was very eatidactory. The new mad 6nst ( Al five shilling edition of the far-famed lasoldsby Legends was so very barely ordered as to render it ueeeseary to .st the 15•111117 It, a fur dare sant itosa he got reedy. - Dr.Merri new work, . Court I cob," another of the entraialaing work' of this very_ popoler author, was, se usual, taken in larp numbers. The Bentley Ballade, in a similar volume to the legnideby Legends , which isclnde the choice productions of rather Pratt, Dr. Merino, lumen's noble ballads, the Bold Bacaueses, and the Menke ol Old, and nlllll6lVtls other worthytereptaione of the logoldsby Legends, was also largely veld. A Nsioltifol Christmas book, the Fairy by Cuthbert Bale, illustrated by Alfred Crowquill, was mach masked, NY so doubt will be • greet favoutits es • gift book et tha opproaching festive aemon. Mr. Bentley's sale prawdemeill - for literary entertainment daring the sp prtookikor km* 'dolor Apo. THE LEVIATHAN. Thepsigits are doomed to anodise disappointment wts roped In the launch of the wonderful slip which for se long • period Ire arrested the gem of the traveling up and down the Aver, ead boa the subject of gossip, *Ailey, east diseuries, me almost the whole of the civilised world. The sod acciand whke eaveled the itist attempt bad rather whetted theadmqed the moral curiosity respecting bee, so that when et the beginning of the week a roam got abroad —Ant dimenineted, it le shrewdly saapeolni, by cob end boot propelehee—tbst • Limb wee vela to be seessupied. as iris mehepellgen weal Inined — enti end en Yeaday sod Twiny hill the cheek asiglithembeed of 310.4 wri MAIM with sow lib by the sadden Int:pace of * welb. dressed vision' immigndise. The crazy furniture of the abaft.. Ina fa a mensal ell tamed out into the anon. or at hest into ..b carmes as afforded • glimpse of the river, sad meek NNW revenue was acquired by the Ides of them rheum & chain end tables to poem wham lively Wean la Os camas of SAMOS over their here he their persona Way. 8o streag was the keposion Ong lie Imo* teed& the pleas en Monday, ISM k the Alp yenta cm the oppeale oble at the rim • puss& hake was gives, or tilten, wed the wale his was Used dl deg ebb sturdy ihipwrighte sad their lemilies, petimely wising to see the lest ad greatest triumph of their dependent est. The cams diary holds good of Tuesday, far which day the hook was positively flint hymns , mow, hat still the LA MM' meld pica dly on bee cradles, sad the eldpyard beyond presseted only its reelinery appeareare of iadvatry sad 'cavity. In vain the makes meshes of posy rime steerners drew tap right in her pike@ lichens/miss hie to come out end overwhelm them ; ls vain the internam meted on their oarn while the victims of treble fares shivered in than boats and levelled futile open gleam at the immove able some ; in vain people with the best possible information put their loners to their Doses, end hinted that " they knew • move would be made." Tuesday passed away ea Monday had done, and people weeded homewenis at the close of each cold, dull day, matted"( catkin= any thing but complimentary oa ehipbg6dry earimere, and big slaps in pastel. The fact wee that the sad accident sad comequoat ffillons of the Ant attempt had inspired the =awn ol the hued with es extmordinary amount of retake. Upwlente had reads them ovum that • crowd of Asian in the yea, who intruded everryvbese, was a serioas Ansel" is tits way of • greet end ample: operation. They knew that bat fee a peak that seised every on. when the who* Welke soddenly turned roiled, the mesa would by this time have been What, and they dettemind dint ell taw* attempts SWIM he Wined at nay illeindis lemons', and that the ipmed palely Amnia law d Yon Arta only whirr iamb mem via Mee/ Y ihma. This course will war Is bow ken Ilk arstjailemble when we remember IbM the staishat of the but ay mese tom the most trivial arm, BM might with wisely /,sons of mind have bees end" midst Whet letschakellyeelled • " kink" in thereat teals wee end/say pulled out, the immease drum mode use Imbibe, Ind, daft la compalluilva with a straw wheel, weds theletrar ;wive with &wean velocity. This would have, however, hen &Waded with so mime incon venience, bat that the =form ate EOM who wwe suttee gamey Wand Upper& to be dui. Idly on the handle. of the dna, awl way of wane all tossed into the sir. Every Idolises we la a sexed deserted through fright, sad to way ewe ewe, whisk damns to be resided, ti a proper wimps wed pies of esdd shows amnia the htutdreds of mai imegoi. At the witted reossat whoa the pest olds we "login" off the Enna with frightful rapidity, a stalwart Coartsh sae threw himself au the busk, sad stopped it at saes, sad thus hod the Wooer of brlaglag the loselethis to a ebiadstill by the axes of his single ans. Charedurigkedly enough, this brave fellow quietly steak of kw the saw el hie furies exploit, and has sever winos tttnd up le dam say reward for • fast not less hazardous them the Axing of the powder begs to the gates ef DAL Siam them, sa important alteration ha* been wade la the tractile onsageresta. The chains which bed her it,. mad blocks pl;oed ea barges in the middle of the river, the errs of whirl fled when the accident occurred, were now mode fast to the City mooring-chains on the oppo site IS. of the river, end was worked by crab in the build ing-yard placed at • hag dr re rind the reel, .o that In say car them wadi he so kat d ime sesu dowthig their Moder. Thiess hie lbw mu* I was determined 11•11 swam rem. &NM lo Ede yesterday, not am *Yr to bow& lhe med. bet to MIS bar down to the ern' slip is be may he tee next spiv Ude. Of this piewebou the phis, pataolip, had to thee, sad, come wry, heels am cairn dity dr whole aulghlteuelund es makel Y the meet useesselemo tntagalllay. The amble denim sew timphrul woe beweeltheable. no tti as presp elmsiterrdentlleOne MIA ell la frost the ltowledwa !wolf speed set her hose breduide Ile a certain, and, therefore, from the rimy not the slightest trace of preparation wee visible. So little was • move expected ea the water, that there was not a single reser et row•ticst laths In the way, while eat uncon scious wake that had core up in the night actually dropped bar antler it the 6x4 of the slip at the top of which the Lurks wee pared, reedy fur her intended descent. As the Ws nee, Iter. er, the cirri collier purl up the river rd the surgerats are speedily completed for an slier attempt at moving. Mr. Drusel, who on Me former Mad= wee stationed in a little pry projecting from the belwarks of the ship, this tire took up seersekposition in the pod, for which his eye conmered both ands of the rut, eirbeyere in rare@ with missal flags to seder or arrest the meseeneate of the rr. One pag re erred at the byres& pees, etre at the dram, and a still more AMANeeei ray at the crabs by which the chain from the mean site of the river was to be worked. Down the side et the veer neat the water hang a order rope ladder, and en Ile lii nag a man might be discerned suspended, his duty being to rust to those within, should any impediment err. To the unpractieed eye the situation of We man ap pealed more perilous than that of the samphiro gatherer, but le Idea self it pre very little trouble, se he swung beclouds row& with the utmost renting indifference. It was imprible to avoid at tbia,which was expected to be the last, ✓ent, when the whole mighty proportion. of the noble vessel could be taken In at one glance, attempting ea careful a survey as possible of her huge dimensions. The lofty bow, deep es a rear, and indented on each side with the sow world ihr see "wave-line;' towered majestically into the sir, the keg haw curved majestically to the stun In short faros@ length and perfect gracrulner of sweep, while ea each ads the horror paddle-wheels dung like a light sad fanciful rills work to hoc enormous hull. So beautiful was the general proportion that the sensation of sir wee entirely teal, rept to one or two of the spectators who, male errs then the rest, enjoyed the rather nie loam of puling from aide to side underneath the costae dile vend, and thus were enabled to aeoerteta that Ws siewhily arrow-shaped hull had a needy dal Wier at winds ditty hot Derr. Whatever else may be said of the Lerner se of her launching, the.. can be but one mi nks as le Ine ray of her model and the perfection ef hr worriment% end fratidions indeed lewd be the whits who Woe ben the pair of being the greatest thoge Ada di or any odor eateats, lie over ma el ma memilimelere All haw Wog windy, the bileekti d n mill lei we Ills atonal ko punal opollenthw albs meths power. The !wirer peer rpm te prep, the mer erre Wei set so Mir, end the lensieseelis "mar " fore and eft ereeneed tisk irellerr livery one re on the tip-toe of raper ten ry sedieraly, a sullen pier was beard in the water, the Wks% " but" erne dropped down, boats Mr with rear, and engineers, and eecretaries, end leapectors, pushed off to the barge, and it was soon aseartared that the memorable City worms which had securely held successive generatire ef Inillamen and war-ships had given way, sad that throe of • hurl was over fir the day. Fortunately, tree wee so impatient public present to vent their disappointment en the coetradors, or Ilm Corporation, or the new The... Coneerveacy Board, and the managers had only to repair damage and prey for better luck Wit time. On mere reprise ft we. ifiecovered that one of the chains from the eased bed gone siting with the City rooftop, eat that, in (Stamped Id. Addition+►l.) Cr WOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIALTT. Nov. 19.—APPOINTY111 1 1 1 . — Ceptai n A. Forbes (1816), to the Renown, 91, eczew teem-stup, et Chatham. Coinnamader K. F. O'Reilly (1866), to the Lapwing, 4, screw steam gun-vessel, et Devonport. WOOLWICH, Nov. 19. ROYAL ARTILLERY FOR IRDIA.—In addition to the Ind sad 7th oompanias of the lltk battalion of Royal Artillery, which will embark me based the Leopold, screw itestavessel, at the Royal Annuil-whirf. the vessel Is ordered to =bark at Portsmouth He* I. Pangleton's V. Field Battery, now at Helms %neck& This remiss, at saves o'clock, twenty ordnance melt drawn by kW horse', mambo. an sooort of the w ni rte l ,ry s' than saps, anived at the Ito's' Arsenal from the Tower, with is Jimmie quantity of shot, shall, and munitions of war, for immediate shipment to India. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 19. The Peninsular and Oriental Company s steamer Sultan, Captain Cook, left here this day with 250 non.com admiomed officer* end men of the 69th Regiment of Foot. The foliowuyt are the names of the officers= board. via.: Calomel Mac y ; Captains Edgar, Biggs, and Brady ; Lleatementa Strike, ititi, and Anderson; Ensigns Bartlett sad Williams , Paymaster Smyth, Surgeon ° oaks, Quarter master Bustard. We regret to ignorance the death of Rear-Admiral Graham which took shoe on Wednesday evening at Ws re aktenos in the Albany. BPOBTING. SHREWSBURY AUTUMN WERYINCE—YitifiSDAT. Tem 1.110141:ZIOINITAIM Oli I . MR 112412. WWI II 30Mod ; i tut 11yr-olde sat • Morn extra . the ohms' to bo WI he ML A rli. =i i re " ffsMm a"lLl AMU 33 Jos Lo a. I Ta b :: 1 Er .. 4..41.".." . := 1 '""'Dtil.. wi ~s a _ l TAMS= Morel. 4 40 I opt ear Mbir. ;as M s li t}. i'' 12240 tot or Nowell the omeead ISO Odra T V:trogL ' ia rretTift 4 Ir d ZZ:r6 "ll4. ends. with 10 *Mot dm emend to wee Me ribs ; emigre perohig ' About meo toile- me mho Mr. ) Gorton% oak W The D.D. dem by P.M.ll..eta, 1 Mr. Jorkseale IF . $4 411... ...... . . ..112•11arrer) 2 Mr. O. 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Yrtasie Mislead Mesh % lIMIDIC✓ waszor•••• or 3 was. e•eb. will II adalst The wham la bo ooki for 211., is 6 furlong.. ft dibr.) Mr. Ow•••• Shbothowt. by Homan ti•toil. aged TA glared* I Mr. Dowses'. Th•tiodown. * yrs. let Rh ..........= 3 lir. curt arams, I Yrd ad 34 h .. • ..... • • • Sirs Mos [goo. owroicar of 3 , r0v...a0h. tub • diva Is . NSW. She hash la b• wed tar LW. Cartels Ammar mai Abend handled. Mi ah• I Mr. Jihad.% Ihd by Perystam. 3 yr•. Id ton. CIL 8(r. J. 0•••••••• Ansi. 4 arts al 10Ib . ...... ..t.IM 1 Mr. J. OabanWe Amery. 3 71% 74 10 lb . ........1 3 ler. lialsomalt Loh Maim. 3 rrs. Id 1M0... .IPritotardi 4 no rellowin also rut •—liewpltallty, Maid or had Maar& Ellarial. Bear. Dal Rod Widis ••• Hied metibm : ho I am p•go, et° I aid Mdd et Wk. 4 tro I um Mono. 10 to lust Irk Alm.. Woe la MI • Welk shah% bums Om owed sod hit, and ahead Wilms he WM and leach. Mod 8(4040 mil Mhos wai a had Va. tc ,naval ..M•l:l•o33as..tos:jll.6:uoac:lsofj....swri=hlh tremor !!••••. Ws wishm• Wird is. Two maw ins . 4, *NT Jt. f i r . e1 ... 0 .... 30.... .... lONA.= l I L lira Q :iiii yr d 1434 il " .... 1.11. ............... 7 . 74= aim ma T . : l. ..larbb. Am& .ami tombola& :3 to Mill ha ••• AM maanam 4is I mpg Zed Mud al by • Ishii i hit TM' seam sla t par be pa& Miasma, Pun of 134. Illa Ildroa _ • Mar:. • . ...... .........., . ...... • Wle by WM laws : lad Wm. i W.IRWICXBHISB REFONALITOIT INSTITUTION. The first anniversary meeting of the friends and eupportare of this institution was held on Wednesday at Coeentry ; the Mayor to the chair. Amongst those pre sent Virg the Earl of DatMgb, Lord Leigh, Sir T. G. Skipwith, Sir P. Pole, Sir B. Leighton, C. Wren Hos kyna, Esq., Rev. Sydney Teaser, end C. H. Bracebridge Esq. Lord Leigh read the report, which mated that of the 34 boys at present in the institution, varying he age from 12 to 16, 23 were committed for larceny and theft, 3 for robbery from person, and 8 for robbery from dwelling- ho ur. Of these numbers 8 had been previously convicted once, 6 twos, 3 three limed, and 1 bad undergone no Yoe than five preview convictions. Of 6 both the pa• rads were dead ,• II of the number had lost one parent ; 3 ere theviteths• of parental desertion ; of 1 the parent fa in prison. Out of the remainder who have parents 11 have been 'awed to live without parental can or control, so that out of • total numberof 31 no lees than 31 had sunk into crime under drenmetanceaof early life. From their Bret denied= the boys had been employed principally in spade labour, hut Bee of them were employed in acarpenter's shop. Tbsssbael instruction consisted of reading, writing, end the rules of arithmetic. Generally, the improvement of the had been most gratifying. The Rev. S. Turner, in proposing a resolution of encouragement to the inetitution,pointedont the necasityof providing in some way for the boys after they left the Reformatory, and observed that, in his opinion, emigra tion was the beet means of again launching them in the world, for while in another country they were almost sass to emceed and become respectable members of society, hors they were almost equally sore to fail end to relapse. With regard to certain objections to the reformatory system, Ides. Tamer mid—wherever they went from the principle of m . 5 1 ,115 the criminal as miserable ea possible they might be of offering a premium for crime ; but if they were not to reform what were they to do P It had been proved that it was =dem to write laws as they ware written by Draco—ln blood. They bad three comas open to them— letting it alone, punishing and crashing ft oat, which had failed, and now the only resource left ems to try to mutt it. The speaker concluded by expreeiftg meta& to Lord Leigh fur the mannerin which he bad exerted Howell to establish this excellent Reformatory. THE WtantIESTIN BELL.—It ia now believed that the caws of the fracture of the great ball designed for the Westminster Clock-tewer has bets mientifically mom- Mina Experiment' with the drill show that the ba was oast tech—namely, one inch sad en eighth—thicker in the waist than it should have been. A consequenos of this ewer was • greatincrease in thnweight of tholoil,and • lag increase in the size of the dapper necessary cc = d i out the full sound. The dapper, however, mall needs not against the waist, which bed teen sae =am], snag, but again= the sound-bow, left relatively week ; and bine% in the opinion of scientific men, the fracture. Mean. Warner, the founders of the broken bell, will not resod it; that work has already been assigned to Xc. Mears. The new bell is to be ready in three months. FAMINE •MONORT THE CAFYIES.—The following is an extract from a letter, dated Easters Provisos, Cape of Good Hope, Aug 20:—" The country is paving through one of the most remarkable chengee that an possibly be con =ha of. I speak now in reference to the Wires. There is =improve= of Caffedand becoming denuded of its original ta. A diadtel famine is now raging throughout that country, elnatting hem the frontier to the Bashes river. Tbouseas en pediang fovea of food, and thousands are new peering late the orky la the moat abject state in search of employment and food. TM rust extent of this immigra tion all appear obeli I inform you that one of the magis trates has registered and seat into the colony 1,000 souls, so that theme is sow no want of serrants. The governnent of British Carer= employ about 4,000 Care men co the public) works, road-making, In. Never were s people so completely given up to strong delusions to believe a lie. At the bidding of • Carte prophet the nation destroyed the entire means of its own subsistence ; cattle, goats, and coon were all destroyed, and the ground left uncultivated. They have sold guns, wows* ornaments, and everything they could &e -leme of to prernro foil They an now spirit brokes, naked, and starving." COMET OP COMMON COUNCIL. At a court yesterday, on the motion of Mr. Deputy AITCHISON, thanks were given to the late Lord Mayor, Mr. Alderman Finn* for the performance of his dike during the year and especially "for his great attention to the comforts of the poor, in alleviating their wants and elleittnir the several establishments for their reception ; for his dente to advance civilisation in the commu nication with the interior of Africa; for his dad main tenance of the ancient hospit•lity at the Mansion-home ; for his kind and benevolent misname to the charitable institu tion* of this City ; for originating the Indian Relief Fund for alleviating the necamitias of the enterers by the murder ous revolt of the Illepoys• and fat his impartiality, urbanity, and inte ll igence whßet over the deltherstions of this court." • communication from the Court of Aldermen ma re ceived, with a note from the Home Secretary, urging the oar- Mato proceed with the mention of • Lunatic Asylum payer htnatits of L y e midis' in the City of Lon don ; moved that it be referred to the S nee to nport on the probable met, and on the funds out cf this should be dstrayed.—Mr. H. L. Tayborome an amendment,, _moved That this court la of opinion dist the duty of providMg for tha boatior is and by tha add pediment upon the visible *Was, sad that they aught— to proceed to nits the t ndela the manner =eat Sy the sot by mem of a county rete."—Mr. mended. The samodment, after some discussion, was negatived by a large majority Mr. Blake moved as a emend amendment the addition of the — following words to the 4. And report their opinion ma to the expediency of an asylum for the lunatics of thin city, or whether B would be more advantsgeous to provide otherwise for them, and in the avant of their deeming it indispensable that an asylum amid be emceed, to consider and report the probable rest, end the mums from which the funds should be Merl." A diemethe ensued, at the end of which the inemetheent was lost, and the original motion was carried. A report wee presented from the committee upon the Ta ma* piles doom& adjoining St. Paul's Cathedral, to the sleet that est te Metropolitan Board of Works had declined castribate say sum in aid of the proposed enlargement of the spa apace, they recommended the corporation to give the notion for disgedag of the ground. Alderman Rom ==d4ram.y upon this sordedotabt bmntlsa the cathedral. The court adjourned without psedag say remota tin upon it. IRE BANN CHAITER.-MIOI7NO 41TREADINO. A meeting wee held on Wednesday at Reading, to coneider the operation of the Bank Charter Act with refer • epee to the monetary_ crisis. Mr. G. P au len, the mayor s presided, and Mr. WILLIAM MALIAN, Oi London, addressed the meeting at some length upon the subject, giving an eliberate explanation of the present system, and contending that it was absolutely neoe.vy to substitute some better rephitions for the teat-ken bill of 1844, which made it illegal to asse more thee the smell amount of fourteen minims on secruitke, however great the requirements of the country might be, or to reduce that new when, in times of ease end prosperity, knoteen millions were not required. The lecturer proceeded to advocate the substitution of a isms of Beak notes upon securities, and that E in kn a r deportment of the Bank of England, with all its grata, &odd go for the benefit of the nation instead of for the hands of the disesboldere cc holders of Bank dock. Kr. Matins advocated the entire esparetion of the issue de fray' the Beak of England, and calling it the rrits i tted Bask of England," which should isms notes on the &peek of geld seed silver bullion convertible into dime meSda, 60_ sot M the option of the holder. Notes given foe gold Amid be texavenible into gold, and notes on govern ment esetnities should be reconvertible into those govern ment securities, but so long as the notes on securities were out the interest on those securities should owe. Bums* the public had 14 millions of Mint notes on the deposit of exchequer bills the interest on the exchequer bill would =lnd government would awe or gain it. But when the required the notes they would come and take mat the exchequer bi ll s again, end the interest, say at three per cent., would go on. This, Mr. Maine contended, would obviate the objection to very cheep money, because no banker would got sous without ming the Aud rate of %B rest foe then. A vote at without __ wee given et the mule lioll of his add rem. THE WOLFZEHAMPrON AIVD 87417011 - SHIRE 34211. WOLVERHAMPTON, TRIIZSDAT. The failure of the mission on the part of the ditectons of this astablbhment to obtain asstwe at the Bank of lingisad wee made known last evening, sad great diaappotistment wee caused thereby, for the reports as to the state of the district immediately adjoining this town are daily becoming more esriotui. This morning the meeting of the creditors (convened by the directors prior to the shareholders' meeting, with the in islicityvelsich marked the seethe proceedings of those who had the ceadoct of this bank) was held in the large room at the Swan Hotel. It was densely crowded, and a great deal of excitement was manifested. Mr. A. HOILDERN, the chairman of the board, melded, and most of the other director* were present. After a few preliminary observations from the chairmen. the following statement, which Mr. Warner, a director, said was to be oomitleed an approximate one, wee reed : lIITIWATID ASSITS: Bills in hand £244,000 Bills under discount Bills end escuritiss with London @gents • 40,000 Do. with the Bank o/ England 76,000 Overdrawn sesonnts Cash Deka°, ha Mad 3,800 L 926,800 1511111ATED wosturnws. Not in airrulation £31,000 89,000 Deposita 408,000 Current amount baboons Dna to London = .l 90,000 60,000 Do. to Bank of Bub under diacoaat 141,000 Unpaid bills 6769,000 Mr. Boise's noes& the following meolution condition that the Oakes gasmantee or fund a capital—not lost than 100,0001. carry on the business of the bank. it is the opinion of this meeting that the depositors and creditors of the bank will best eerie their own interests, and retrieve the bank from its present ditticulties,byaccepting bills of exchange of the banking company. payable at aix and twelve months after date, with interest I hereon at 6 pa cent. pm annum, in convenient amounts, not leas than 101., at the drawer's option; and that the above eiipital or guarantee of the directors remain till the said bills are paid ; and that the bank be carried on under inspection, the inspectors to be nominated by the creditors." This motion having been seconded, a desultory diatomite sung ; ultimately Mr. ROBINSON suggested that the directors should MEN, sad that as Mr. Hill, the former manager of the husk, was presoak they should take hint into their confident*. The dkeams accordingly retired fir • quarter of an boar, OR their return Mr. Hits. said that the board would be prepared to find immediately a sum of from sixty to sweaty thousand pound.; this, with assistance to be obtained from the share. holders, and by other would, it was hoped, smith them to raise aac of two undred thosmand pounds. To some extent this moat depend on the co-operation of the me ditora to carry out some such plan as bad been suggested by Mr. Bolton. A B AAAAA waltz suggested that the concluding peerage In Mr. Bolica's eesolution was a matter for the considers- Bon of the shareholders only ; end ultimately it was agreed that that part of it be expunged. A very keg dissuasion ensued; some of the creditors in sisted that it was the duty of the shareholders to find the capital to carry on the bank, and discharge its liabilities; sad they called upon the directors to do thin instantly. The meeting was beginning to SWIROXI an angry tone; Mr. Bolton's resolution was not pat, the cries for an adjourn ment being general, and ultimately was agreed upon until Tuesday asst. THE UNEMPLOYED OPERATIVES.—NOTTINGDAM, TIIVEADAT.-1110011 1 M1ne 1100 of the disturbance which took place after the meeting of the operatives on Tuesday night the Mayor has forbidden such meetings for the future. Last night a gnat number of special constables were celled out, and the county polfre strengthened in the neighbouring village'. The town was perfectly quiet last night, and con tinnee SO. The special constables are summoned to amenable on Friday afternoon at half-put two, and every insane will be adopted by the civil authorities to prevent a meeting of the unemployed operatives, which was fixed by adjournment an Tuesday to Friday at three i n the shame= in the Market-place. In his published address the Mayor says "The Mayor and magistrates are happy to team that a mente are in progress in the various parochial unions n e w fM neighbourhood fora suspension of the provisions of the kw which prevent outdoor relief to thatabl-bodied persona sed their families, and they feel mimed t they will meet with the &wistaria , of their fellow-townsmen in their determina tion at once firmly to suppress all turbulent and riotous pro reeding. on the part of that reckless and unthinking portion of the population:who are excited into esteems only serving to cover the designs of those whose occupation is crime and not labour." DEATH or ANOTHER MAY INPUELD AT TIM LAUNCH Of TIM LEVIATIIAM.—An Inquest VMS Laid yee- Micky, at the Poplar Hospital, on the body of Henry aged 27, one of the men hurled from the windlass 8 1 8° I attempted lane& of the Leviathan on the 3rd inst. A. ver dict of " Accidental death" was returned. Li LI 1 7• IT* 4;10 6•1• I el It 'er! i t !aro, ... .ti ' s' od. t o g . Dm Vs~ INFO 6 SIP s