The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-02 00:00:00

.. - ff. , ~. . ,;-, r . !.. , . - V . .- .! ; - NEWS PAPER /. . .4.e r: ' • ''' ' E. : I . 1H ' • I .r71ay.L..... dj ri3 rt . ~;:du.i.„z:i ~,, • • - b " e .- ss- - ir---C- Na 8,211.] VEKI.AND ROUTF.—STEAM to INDIA sad 0115 •1% Lept.—Tte rw.r INSULAR mod JILINNTAL AAtt si AV RIATION CON VA I. 1301( PAIRIENU Nita awl re. E.:.11. WM* for the If lAN SA:(. Knit. Aden. hi, eh... .4c sad('.;rota. 17 thmr • pt. • &sigh and 14.1. oh, Exoth; ••• for Chins na4 1, am* of th. 4th of to, .....12.—Por further phuntlan Nei it N. • ..niany'. MS.% L.J.raball.rret. ad" sad *lsrtilsoer. hathatopten. It TICINIDAD, the liow feet-eaLlieg eli belt ALICL Captain JKAR. Si towo itilwer. t ry~ Is Trot lu :a bode, MI frill ek.a ala twoutwer, bombe no.akt ieot odat.on. toort for a few eatmn powwows. —Alt Oy to on storm. PEACOCK, sad C0..17, Olarociturettwienet. eIYAM AMERICA..-The LIVERPOOL aed PIIILATLLPVIA PTE. M *RIP COMPANY Itt , und h.rr t'uir fallsoserst O. deathfh Iron Pays Ittsarst4Jta from fjtKßith.L PIIILAYLLPHIAMI taltata: I ITV OF HALTillutit lrea•dw, 3hl Doe.. 1135 C. tso kit.* , . . Wolesttay. lith Tar., • X CITY AIMING/M al* Dee.. 1.111 of' M A NCIINST YR trolasel ty.l4th Jaa ta lb alma.. IT pi/Walk and M salaam oath Berth. as eel not to tut toratamodoMta lr Its FWasfuost. an hathM the sat whiter... Wit, Poise ;rd *alma semahrr ol Passears both fur' PtIS:, lona antl Nam Tort trW total's*. at aulbwo eat ur fur lo.t partlcalms. Nes ttfttrit (hada; or aPP 4 i WILLIAM INMAN. I awl Tuacr.bailthmt. IWalLthl: the Americas att I Laropsaa Kamm Company, Q. Wag wntsaa4usa. MIN Load..n. PARIS 1 WILT ILT.by tb•MAIL PACKETS, eta Power ad raksh—Plloll7 SST PILII PAINIAOII,-Ibesgrll4 Ism)). susl susedlosslg Sited sew .Lesdalselsis WSW Clessal. ran , .eg tac Royal gad !swats' sly he 5 ieussi :Veiny). s‘ 4p.ss. sad cm, We% St N, ; a.. 1 4 Yds _DOM 41.41 n uremia as MN, ac mg" mos l egig o Y est ,te Swig/spew ISIS Mst . at. . ans at'bz•ALE, °GLOM'S. sad THE RHINE, by it • s., al NM 1808.—A ROYAL MAIL *MAIM loam RA Lr I non% 0 ~lmam loscgrrlA Ms- , rd to 1.. POVAIL 114.11, 111.11 A. as .... p.e. trerttora Dew tor .• goad dess. lea Allow as bi fr ip eg a ."" all% a. samemema,, e., weans same. t i - 1 VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCAL, TO SZIPTII3. fle lalorlost OW us ow - -' la Os TI W% D, tow I TOM Weboom 1 isteassa. ' f i r rzer. gar ...... ....... IMO ' S Owl w auk led Co ' I LOYAL VICTORIA- 411 ... . . ..... owl Co. RILLS DI un l i. ...... Bort . W im ll m litAtog 11#.17 . ..... Tilos, - 00. 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Amen Cade be Ms Doge bees Mambo it Ilbesbyerd il lrie&ta lmai rlem sedartake W . eellsetko sad delivery If Mob ewe ormse se very kw dais. . ll• Redo an ••••••••• by Redloe willi ell poi. et Ms Medea Geode lemoded Mr remeor I. Ms embers ea be on. ewe diem keep tlee Dot Werdenme. dm elopers et enrols. dm dreseb Leedes. se elm dome et vebbils. Misy sad vot el IVAION Moe eneeML la Ike mow. Gaol aim to bremdbi per% d Ile Iftyllori to tb• deMli dllo twilit lai=a me be eblelsed at do Itodlieema gs li:el Om. er it the O. CAPPRR. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS . —Thas Data sow «Ey eelleelve eememeedettee fee MX= iiimitra we *Me most teketemilia red aerie= e l aril ma miller& The More. re par rei sat NM lee WA shoe et the /Ac O e Desk Oemprier. Tido% Marko) &Abeam. le•Sbee. I,l"4.l%._lTRldors INTKILTAINAIIIIIT. the Oall at DlestritbL 14. ...a... SIM 311.1111' 'TSB 12114 (newt la t s 3). at o . A Mow Ing heformsoes wary BATL IDAT, at 3 cialoak.-11■11a. 3t., St. IL. tit tenart4 M the Oallary. at Cramer. lie* awl Oak IN, GRAND BAL MABQUIL-CABINO DB TENNIS, MO NoIbors.—THUZSDAY, Dec 4, 116 t 04a- Pwal. 4l Tikli" . ; LOW ditio, 34. Doan open at ben pot O. 14144,1 N 01.14. •L It ICAHN'S ANATOMICAL Covealty4lnst. Likatioaggia AVE MUSEUM, ul: tte.— 1.01 111141144, t‘efy pin o e4.6l l l lp roi laiNie Yd men. Le. LEM% all TemiMisaf -.bo.am • me =di 'ado ,Y quarter Immo& pIINNEITIS MODEL WATCH. 66, Cbat4 11 —At hiews•••••••7, • ••• out meaty et tar among WA aOs Was llMprevewlai• ; ilharyfram i lelam,__ ; tne pa*. The sot Greys mambos so VW ••• (10 AJJ3:fillorsw and li s al N- , = Mom lea pwles. : i s. 6.6.14 "ffs t b i : WM. Le ralia Dm, WA Isev. ill MI Ted lo sod 05.% , LIIB PIM BUPERMIDED.—Harkin 1 Nan intik Ms sav o r ZLECTiCJILVILIL PLATA:rob 1 IN Z rea plr e •Wis wa r& ask al. v i t a : MArum U. yr 'lt= %few I :Minee. VA— .CU LAIT IIB I. Ws pailsoMe aolboraklli Iselvar is tbe Q.l.ual Leeduaa• lose am fres IL liribie.lasel. Calske—Ne imams sageorml. _ _ RIZE CATTLE SHOW of the SMITHFIELD MIL-116 ►IIOAL EXHIBITION of PRIZE CATTLE, Ewa, Imp Wows, he., COMM:NEM oo TUESDAY MOEN. IMO wid eking as PAW, 10th. 11• h, sal MB Demeter. Illassar. Lag armlet Yd Ikkkonina. OWE from WOOS WI Woo to the ovealog.—Adolluann This day la publithial, tamp/Ivo, with Illustration.. Mae ad , M Arnit : its Forma and (brawn Laws. By Goons Inytax. Leedom : Brodbery ityar. 11. Boeverle4Siesi. Juskpabildr4 Ifew sal Inprovel Ildttko.prlfe Ow SWIM plim CURABILITY of CONBUMPTION; being s Sides of hoary, premallag We most preentmot sad Important of the Dlsa..f. Ily F. If. ItaffArwa. 117.1 S e t *o bi ths ili m ei n. lrbr a l=ad . i re Banier Ptinfelsa to TIL AL*, foam keine. price B.l. mod of the MUM landau: Wm% Yes . . awl Lammas. FINE ARTS. THE FOULAGE COLLECTION-MARLBOROUGH- HOUBE. The history of theflatslogA collection up to the present time dose honour both to its collector and its purchasers. M. Soulege himself has spent many r e s s i on ra of tl his life in searching for those specimens of 're art which are now assembled at Marl larengh-houer. He felt doubtless, strongly, that the works, whether of luxury or utiUty, which aimed the holm of the princes, nobles, and rich aommewora of the middle ape were capable of illus. tiodog la a maw maser one phase of the life of the time. Lookla s st the beauty and elaborate Wof the Ms plates, dishes, and nem, in the Ilsologe oolkostiok we may form some idea of the Ws of thethaw wbo with royal prodigality kept up osiowlosocogthdt* eitutalastarsee to espply their nue rood hrgasee 'eft ' l beauty. and that lezarlons Cinque Canto furniture as marked with sashimi:es of fancy, WNWr k may sin stalest the canons of severs eat, tmali never have been produced in any other age them emu saturated with the love of the gorgeous lied theism. dial, and abounding with the wealth noommay to foster thefflainalion of works fitted to gratify seek a love: The artistic furniture of any age Week ho fact a key se adorable potency to the maim d tEa sips kidL The unwearied effarta of M. iige ea her a num containing specimens 811111101•11 k ardor le sans as illustrations of the Mika of a PUN aro beyond all praise. But we mg met pt that unless the onamittee who have le collection had some forward, it is nearly ais that these works of art would have bleu lost to England. The noblemen and potion= who hare purchased the collection soy to the t— here is • oolleetion of works of art wriel ligli oZt to be ascend to the country, and which we will buy on oar own responsibility, giving you the option of takiag it afterwards at cost prior. We eau conceive so bettor way of di the onus which lies open peomaneuts who works of art than haft Ills vales of the pekluse thus guaranteed by a af didstowskd pink, wises knowledge d emerity to the walla that ita wormy will be swim worthy elfesta We lope that the plea sum adopted will est bo hegottem Had it bees warred to before, Enka& might have been is gee amise of a greater member of first-rate works of ors than any nation in the valid. The Florence Gallery might have been purebred during the time of the war with Nspoleia Isr a Ism sum than would now he asked tau half adena of the principal pinery& Had a mks of man of uses And fortune come forward' k fee sms isrost an tens who hays perehosed the mis ts oasis% tee yak love preened the ts of theiplksy kethessiss without any risk Matlimmeelne. Tie phi one host's, advantage of being salted to the temper of oar nation. We are always rather jealous, and properly so, of seeing government Wm the initiative in matters of expenditure. A large eimmittee of the people first selecting and paying he makable pictures may very fairly come forward awl ea government to wore these works foe the Mien. The pecuniary advantage resulting from perolosing large collections wholesale may be es-I mated by ths siwmefasaae eannected with the psis ohms ofthe Doke of Osiessepistorse in 1798. The Duke of Inigeweiar, Had Oewr, and the Hari se Oullsk bssibt this msgallaset collection for the aka of 43.01101. After selestiag sinety-foor of the most valuable 'liens for themselves they sold the remainder for mere than 47.0001., thus getting sleety-leer masterpieces for a price less than the value of the frames. At the ease time, however, that we give due credit to the neetabers of she committee for the spirit and energy which they have displayed in souring the oollsedoe, we moot mressientionaly seism to the rett=of a liras sus of mosey for it by the " t while Iltellldier plettfeu my Weer their diminished heads in cellars. It is absurd to spend 13,0001. in mere artistic curiosities, while a ample of thousand reads esanot be spared for a wooden or glass and iron shed tortoni,' works which an the culmination of all landscape painting. We have no right to fritter money away in works of mere ornamentatiou when we grudge a trifle for the preservation and dis*y of SY; grit West realities of art. Proems oar Tenets, sad place them where they eau be seen. We will thee advise and noel= the expenditure of motley for artistic porpoise of less moment. SOUND add warts TnTR ay. Set idly iodis e st o ut i av i ta i tz d s _ 1°47:11:11 ." ta rased to . eVa It I DILT STATIOTICB.—The spin point Is to nneortsin 116 ' stars" ," ....... • t h at ovary man gets his bellyful. obit* we apprehend to be Mkt the 111111111.= stelaro esi prates te te* Pilf • beyond the pews, of statistics. As Is the bled of feed wlielt a. verde " Umbrage' Oileser4 . "A. le oesennied, we venture to Oink that la wholly Imp- Kt owe IA Ihroapplen a loo• IleriaL Otte ass, of capi tendencies, bee • eialbd grad en sera tera. men be remand he joists, and esteem him self4loed if he does set YOE es battiest beef noised's*. 'ambit by all I his opposite: she settle as • *soma bills rsti a ral tadti t ad derewpdea. Another Is a osaisswese: kw Ma dee, 1 s the Bader, sad the south= asemsose bspt hi • per-1 pease' bless. Awakes, el pare Sewn towdowits, regards port so the staff of life : lit Ers e the oda of easy ships rises a Jars of maths/. A testis pay gsstlesen, wbe issitivatiagpawy sad •• lasiploat moessebe, esadasse it his duty is 1.1111111 Shelley by aboldoieg bon amid bed : ter bin Is Owns% Gerdes we bans that *swam pens wad bowed mew. TM seirierer seed be wafts ah 3=.1.. that • single sews will pus sway *drat la sli of his beloved Mom ; aee is..........s... aaoddwspMMPit dossed the sapid Calends,' el lb shells. mist pew away Woe dr elaseollea of peolide • beet swot; and Is the dedhs el ear inaddleboa die aims. 081 Wpm el dung sad A/122pp will be danfliar as house WI words. listlas Waft esessides, sad satortaides this seulsod twist, why disald we p further? Weald yes esseider yourself s bean lad • WSW 11114111 it you Pew to a plat hew noel bun was cantsensed by each really ill your simpal ep if, with a mess priestly, you had bribed the War sold* limber le give you the dew's albs Monistic bide ? It you an Yelped plentifully to turtle at a Lord lleyes's 'Mea feast, by comet yes wsjoy mind/ sad be ass IsssM. t Tes:a sa yeasself by bows sessaladows es Is theism* ef lire soli& WI my be puldwasi Is Ow umbel t Ist be diaskfeL het lithe lose peyde yallsospby. Pay des sloped Is tbe dank Whew yes ; sad believe that, If ye• earelve 'maul el: e'dedt tasawasw, maws dews it eons wet will be prodded. DM de we: edastsay se fes , es to pried Ile mad. awe the nesery of Cocker by what epees woad be eaenppd by cbs breed id Landow a I. • promblel feema—Bircs woos's MMIPAIIIIM. ta esurber. Fr" LOVIEM se FISH" (Fifth Ikeson).— airct ILOATIN/L—Thise bled, -r Dow Ain =mom ri Nib 41. mega cd SDI ismossi ild r a l s=d Older tt • . • ::: it sin i zd ir mared iblea—Agidsim FOOS sad DAMP AIR.—BARCLAY'II AVM NATIO CANDY ler i fir NaidYsin Wind ad 10140 • 1 Poona.- fr..m the ilissy et Nit Dia lAN v.°Uk6 slow fai so Ode RYA f is see le gfr, the Dam ths sisdades • IA". •Ito vier se brialdmi. MIMS arLA V aid DONN 11. labile "Ad * wrwurmr templowils isiikesi. aid midlakie k.sa. IN In it aid la lid. dill ; 80 m — males Win Ow man et swab Ikeda and • sis es liiialhad *nib iss. AUTUMN FOOS.—woousrs iscroam. rtNI.T b the made.. !gm*, broseeb agsras si the &ES sad seas im , .. _,._efidlt 1111reb emeauft ,egy s Ittswggpgla st .be sie be ebeemb .tv. ea se t• smear ins, al Is I sod IL =ll= airess tar ih imishitgessptiii sigh KEATING'S PALK NEWFOIJKinms......_ : Lnui mon* misruna,,, 0 .4 bu it mom,. me h rimmoaai. Mt •aw now. Moo womb of Me • L62Pr..% !dm "TM 011 dom ilm* stabs , 6, , ar. asnarnbria prom arab arm WI - TIM L PS* k I Valf *Mid " Old Mat 011.• COD I FOITIFICATIONI AT ALDZIINZT.—Vesede tar war saw ass. about is thillsese of the law. that goutteod all prodost bassi ismalleat, sad ask. It sztresselydilltasit t=pra ns ia=irlas tree is actin mew. Est with MD a essead Gibraltar. sod leaviae aba good bugbear MI Wig% It mid be oat seism& Me he a INNIS lone to amp hos tbo smighbolelog mom of Mooing MONO eatimetkag attlaboa; sad, if es & we table mead Illeabimod, Imagism 'AM bo suit to Plymouth owl igawarlle. so wall os die tir Mongol pew, la lbw to elm dm elites • worm raeigllos. Bat to do ibi albstselly so met fklWr. IsiWy lUderasy molt tot Mt • mom Meteor of Wise, bu; • mooed bmseyed HaUsiimostoe IMO sot do. It was be mow to isms es to roam amok lopeles sad meson begmelnd Noe If Mb lied ageo gsb Me Prow It basil. 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Toldodd. lam M. bis. To tod lifdad i l l * • W Os, N. Oliliblei • Sad =ANOM ANW = l Zallik liaibe"ligi. 14 W SYS& WARM WATERPROOF APRON& rORDINO'd DRIVING APRONS an omen sad PIM* tw %Wad .0 way annul wadded. an awn par dad fre dant.a ..aa limber ans. DRIVING man. re inn 'Las Intl% INO OLOVkI mama . * WADI GI DOollan tiel{ol. To. st ',Nat, mad Anabie. TOR SNI PR SHOOTING an &Meal NO, nawthat kg sup MSGd Ina. mod GOMIS so Gnat LA kw 1:11L18' CAPRI. fain Ds. N. irk (ROL pards 4r walla wade to onity.—J. C. OORDING. I. Inn& In n aa on nt Tank. ie. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1856. MUSIC. AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY. Tbis society has entered upon its eleventh season. The Ant event took place at the Ilstover-rcimn H..‘ettes last night. The committee of managemaet of the Westin distinguished amateurs: Lotd Gerald Fingersld, Mr. Bonaanyllram, Joe., Colonel F. W. Hamilton, Mr. Edward Jekyll, Mr. Henry Leol.e, Mr. Augustu Oliver Mosul. Lire. Colonel Patrick Paget, Mt. Alfred A. Pol. look, Mr. Henry B. Tatham, and Mr. 8. W. Wsley. Mr. Lindsay Astroltaa is the treasurer, and Mr. Henry Leslie is the conductor of the orchestra. The strength of the eralterra is very great; no Irs than seventy-two stringed ametrunents, of which forty are violins alone; with a fall ommplenuat of wind and brass, the whole amounting to nimsty-five—a number much exceeding that cf the bands of the Philharmonic &clay or the Royal Italian Opera. In onr opinion the violins are too numerous: • considerable diminution would increase the rut strength as well ea the clearness and delicacy of their performance. _ The to of lut night wu sede up of eseellent mate riels, as will be Ina by the following programme : TART I. =7 fie D Beethoven. " Rard by lonntain.. A.D. INA Hobert Waelrent. Part4ong, I saw bear PhillW By Hr. limy Leeds's shots. Oveetura flb. eon sad Ihraapr) Mendelsohn. PAW 11. Onieds WV miser, ter piantiorto . Wart. Mr. a. W. ;Iwo is M ths Convent Garden"- Maher,. . Arthur D. 00711 dart. 4in g ; la east to sy lowly bed," ....--. althea Idwarda. , Ovatues (La MS Hawessat) „-. ...... Dcasstd. This was a west aerobia* mitten aanalist and modem, veal sad iastrumental: sad the perforissaas was not low plasma than th. sslectioa. Beetheves's symphony In D, a beestifel specimen of his earikr style, when he toot Maui for his model, was on the whole ammediagly well emented, sad its performance showed that the amateur or chestra Is mill maids, progress. Illeadebeoha's charming little ',snare, Me, was played with Feat spirit. Mr. Waley (of who Pleats both as a composer end a pianist we had missies to speak only yesterday) sustained his reputation by his Ise performaace of Mesert's lovely eoseerto, the choicest which did se mach honour to his tests as its m onies to his ability. Tim veal port of the otmesti, °egoist lag ably a patina& @sag by the amateur choir Miami by Mr. Lolls, was delightfal, sad @bowed that, by tablas the peeper MUM, WI sea hays admirable part-singles in Ragland. without the measity of going to Germany in seer* of it. The non was filled to the loon with as elegant end bril liant ea &Wows se if it had been in the height of the fashionable maim The performances were weal and de. servedly sppleuded, and everything went of with the utmost nalatetke. Beth an evening augurs • saceseshd stun& DRAMA. SURREY. Last night "ma original drama of modern life; gadded Akre* of Prey, was produced at this theatre. It is, in fact, • story of Bohesalea life, es it is gmorally is. bilitisd at the minor French theatres; sad it would appear to be a simple treasplantatha hoes see of them to the Surrey i being AngUdied only so far m the language Is emeented. The plot, or rather the &wigs, Is sample: esough to maim three sets to saraval It, bat its main Wares ere few sad sot strikingly semi. ♦ mespiany of swindlers, of whisk sae Leloaritte is Uts chief, me Massime, the beaker, and oaf D'Arutesonville, the sharper and doelllst, are sesembled at the baths of Caatents with the 'kiwi of availing themselves of the knowledge they imam of the fast of a aerials Hasher di Gureade ►aving had a daughter bons beim bee marrieds with her husband, la miler to proms the marriage of her ant. nuptial and postnuptial daughters to Lemont* and D'Ariassonville respectively. All the parties are cm U. spot and the plan works, bat Charlie Bean • pont (lair. Crestirkk) Interposes. Hs has vowed a armada against all swindlers, whether gamblers la private Of on the Boone, fnudelsat "realm ofielals" sad professed duelliets, whom he designates m " birds of prey." His tarred of the clam la teased by his having a brother who was first rained by them and then initiated Into their craft. He ONOTCIf44 a siogolar Mamas, over D'Armenonvllle witmevar he appear; ; bat severtimplam Lslowitte's es►eme prospers so tar that he gaim the musses of the Dsebres sod her daughten to both marriages, for the latter having die esvortd their relatioaellip, make tim Imam to preserve their mother's fame. /Lawsuit emelt sad gess arts rieusly, aid appears to ham some secret poem of sea tiaaally disarranging tho pleas of the " birds of prey. " Their last amp is to satrap Heart de Clans rim, the lover of Helm' (t►e legitimate daughter of t►e Dachas) late a duel with D'AroseassvUle, la which he is to be killed bemuse he is heir to the ferias, el the Whey of the illegitimate daughter, the oestrested wife of Laientette, who having bees askuowiedged by him before his death by sat of law, will esselod to anatises frame is the de cease of his oily sails desamdaat. Emusepoat Miss to di.. made D'Asiameaville from killing his authillod adversary, sad faille', he discloses to him that he (lienasponi) is his brother ; sad that practised duellist sa D'Arramoaville is, he will ass be able to carry out his pupae while a hiving likeasse of his father keeps his reproachfal eye epos hiss during the program of the tautest. The dal rue co, seek atter the lathiest of that la the Cur. thew Broths,.. D'Aressaeaville, coefesed aad sasteadied by the dud gees of itesaepsst, is defeated sad trosaded ; repasts, demeans Libman, ad millet pence's to glue up the papers, with* seatela peel of the frailty of the Deakins, shoots his deed, mad the eurtala Mere Si. metal episodes sad bye-plots whisk toad to seesplieste the Mealtime sad distresses in whisk the lament are bivalved by the wished ; bat the above is the dearest mottos of the *hie( iasidaste whisk we were able to Asia. The dream ass entirely uarelleved by say 114111111 - ten of the ma d e skims, sad the valsay, misery. repeat saes, sad retribution are sesetaatly kept ap as high pres- sure. It was, however, very well meted ; the tonery, dreams, sad gavel getting ap were esesediag good, sad the &adieus, most aaequirooally &skied that it was a 1111100111111. Reemerged by the maw which attended the production of Richard the Third, whisk had it. " ran" of 90 alibis, the wager of Assiey's seised epee Rao. OciA, mad platted it oa the stags with those equestrisa se ! oesa primate whisk resisted the former ploy so attemedvs. The tragedy of Madvik however, Is tot capable et welt easy adaptatioa to 'gala' Illastzetlea as the historical dresses of Ebeaapease. Eieept st ON latrodustisa, sad the seta& sa Dassiasse, there is ao oppeetaalty fee the display of es gametes Macbeth without &slag great viola's both to the plait sad sheneter of the drama. Mr. Cooks skewed jedgmeat is abstalatag from this outrage, though he seessearily seerillsee thereto hY " slaking 'Wart'' —the (request saldbitisa of the feats of Ms itarivalled Mod. Hems the play was far mare pboestis this clematis, sad, azospt at the begisalag sad sod, where a pest 'sudsy light takes plass, there was &Aidag la the heels, sa treelea et ilashith whisk mined it Martel from say granary npreaatatlw et the play. Mr. :SIM lisliowsy persoaatsd YwMth, sad hie pkysisal geeldiestlene wads bin a truly emerge* representative of a sort dimwit s Melt. Mn. Jackson played Lady Macbeth. Hee pealeme. eves wee tree hen easigeratien, sail not without 'cause that she appreeletee tM Ma Mr. Mews/dos Itawkit was to. vskeusat. The teat el Shakspson was seam* adhered to ; the sesaely wee of the emissary desedgess awl the play terailsated to t►e satlefestlea at the suilines. Ile uissi " seem la the eitels " followed, la villa Mr Kate Cooke pa:forma with lbw sonstemed pas IM ediitp• CRYSTAL PALM. ONI Dam.. IRONS" dabsisee as plum% W I i me by els= liskeis s US. TOM *Ns% TM FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER. (Pros Le Falk!) Among the various forme adopted this winter for nsavt aux, the twerps jape will be generally in favour; the simplicity of its shape, and its comfort and convenience ass w alkitudressor ill Finder it eepreielly suitable for ycung leaks. The masque Rum (sltso a jape) is very beaming; it is made to show tbe.bgure without fitting it tightly, sad can be erased on the chest cr buttoned straight down the front. When worn with a toilette habilis the bemuse are ' made shorter; the vekets aro sontetimis pieced quite straight and sometimes eresswi.y on the front of the barque. These maques are ot coarse made in warm materials. earl au Mao sloth or various hoc, mollea materials, Zibelim, Thibet, Altman, or chinchilla cloth. The sleeves seeker sad epee, end or at the bottoms • la Louis XIV., a Wimple gales is the only nutmeat generally used. floate leitmotifs uf black or grey cloth are gain, the bisques behind forming • large plait, surmounted by tws buttons. Seam times the mama of the bisques are covered by a row of fiat or barging bottoms, end the sleeves trimmed to snatch. The most simple trimming, however, is considered the moat disfigure. Tight-fitting usage's are frequently trimmed with fur; the Memo are ale aye pagoda, very wide, sad also ornamented with far. Tslmes are still even. Sometimes sleeve. are aided ;at ethers, a reminded berths of the same materiel, or a deep fringe. Last wiriest, diem ware made with several basil icas termlaatlag at the elbow, or • little below by flips, thee leaving ball the arm severed only by the mulls ander-rave. This wilier we see them with two or three progrusive boaWoas, roadie( nearly to the elbow, sad the lower part of the sleeve tight to the oil.,ad b_aitassi at , the wise. MB style is edit ais Thad* L. MA • i'liabolle when the Wellies. are eentispd to the wrist t with the former a white cuff, a la chevalier., is woos, either out square or pointed, and faeteeted by a doable button; bat them sleeve., which have severs/ times been tried, and will be sow !adopted, at least dudes the winter, are not worn with bodies a hasps.: they require • body buttoned sop to the throat, and buries. before and behind. The skirt aboald be very full, plaited in double or triple plaits, so es to set out very mach road the waist, ezcepting seder the pleat ia front. This style prevails mash la tall dress,bst for walkiag or home dress the body is always separate from the skirt, with deep bisque, sad theology.* more or Mee pagoda. Sleeves cat a l'Bepagnole, with puffs of satin or talle, are also won in fall drew; the skirt is then ornameated with a broad stripe down each side, cut oat la points, sad filled up with puffs to match the sleeves. Skirts are very mach trimmed down the sides with stamped velvet, mowed, ta teriared, or to Greek or Arabesque potteries; also in basil icas..., of the ease material is the dims, rather more than • qaarter of • yard wide at the bottom, sad takes off spite sallow to the waist; and sometime. two boathouses about twelve lashes apart, salted by ribboss tied in bows down the frost. A headoome trimming is made by lilting in • Itali-brimdth of plain velvet on each side, surrenaded by • racks of ribbon or tall., or a doable tow of fall-poiated lase. Flosses., however, soatiithe to be mash worn. Bodies of dream we still trimmed with berthas, resided or pointed behiad, trimmed rased with lace or fringe, sad Anished in frost by tiniadenbearp. The saaterials toe dream this mama poem ankle; puticalarly pw is dodge—lmp boaquets of small Borers, broad stripe., ..all and large shooks, being the piacdpal varieties. Large patterns of all Mad. predominate. For full dram, velvet is much employed. Plait or tam velours de lain*, with raised pitons la sails, Irma small spots to rich aid delirium wreathe, are mph la demand. Lyons silks a dispositioss, in satin or velvet stripes of • minding pieta, or la shades, edged with silk fringe, are Tay elegant. Bat the handsomest of all dresses are the moires satiquee,with bread stripes round the dress from • quarter to rierirly half • yard In width. Whoa the dress is of • light solos', the stripes are white, awed with bouquets or wreaths of flowers to colours ; whoa of • dark Goleta, the stripes are of the seas shade, In bright satin. For sokem unseats., pink, blue, or lilac gresadiass are snot woes, with !Imams • depilation, or iu raised baptisms strip, In white silk, with fringes mode to the dress; also winter ba reps of bright colours, the pattern being priselpally In silk. The woollen bagalise is a restored of very peen] use for walking dresses : the posed is plain ; the Breams a disposition, in quiet &louts. Freeeh poplias, The. taf fetas, and • variety of dr , composed of s ablate of silk and wool, are also wore, the pattern frequently being very 'strew whits at male .-ooloared stripes woes the dress. Plain et itheaked Chalk, in black sad white, or [easy Chinas patterns, are also very nisch is moist. Boom* an ginerally very man tritawtod jut sow; we kayo, 110W•M, MIS moan inhibiting put tuts, goosabiaad with stupidly. Sumo of thole non Ushuaia', trimmed won of velvet, bias, pen, drab, or light brows, trimmed with a wide law, War patties, formai a valetas, throws lose! ere► aloe f.ewe. 0 ing0:4444. the lase war sorrowed, sad carried woes the mods, which it salinity toured. Oa the middle of the hosast, when the crows joiaed, woo placed s how of opea•pstters chenille ribbon, the Worst aids falling ea each side like moll feathers. The crows was formed wit► Woe wide plaits of velvet; the load' trimmed with hoeillesseee of Meade, wiled with leaves twined whit teathen sad moll velvet Imam These too -1 aloe, is ',loan epistle, pink, or pee Ws*, trimmed with white bleeds, are eery pretty. _ . Other velvet hosaots are trimmed with two rows of bleak lees plated across the crows, ose of while! falls weer the inutile and the other over the beat. Illetweea these rows of lame is a plait of velvet, whit& la serried rowed the edge of the Gamin. Os oat side of the frost is a bouquet of naive, the astanl Wear, and leans. This bouquet 1$ half veiled by the late. la the cep is plead, oa the ems aids as the bouquet, a Week lace bow ; lewd es the other two, rainaealasee—oat white, the other sign, with their we key jest owe two veep pretty baste at the beam of ea* of oar most fashieseble modistes. The see was el risk tiny velvet, brooght rather forward ea the heokoad ; the sides outbid book, somethiag like the edge of s mesa's het; sad lade, the terming were Wee small piak imams ♦ wide white bleeds wee feed la wide pities Wiwi tee stoma sad Oat were joised; felling over the crows, whit& it eatiegy wveeed, reethiag seta baited the edge of the email& Ia the sap were some smell piak feathers, elegsatly liked with white blonds. ROYAL INISTITUTION GIZAT BliTale.—At the 'nerd ataa swam bad yesterday, Des. 1, William Pole, Rm., ttily trommer aatt eice-presidest, is the ekes, Mader Pionbald, Bog t highs* Maim, 111 , tad Jams Pleated WOK Beg M.A , Q.C., were duly elected nemesis el Me loyal loWitatise. TN Bight Use. Bdw Conled_l„ was adoliasil • somber th= lasSitatise. moiled shot tbo arrows's% bo=ciirt eM loolores Were ilestar, 111.7 losSoros ea Atwood= Warm' to s Jaws& seemly, by MAW Puodoy, Wet , D C.L FEB., 80., Pelona Pishaese of Obsolowy, 8.1. ; twelve Imam ow PIO/dm sad Osonyorodoo Aastoosy—his. dabs lesions on Isosolid• sod Modes, sal Isuyisotans es liso Pslosilidd ad Aiwa lifsmay. by Tbsomis Dam Rooky, bi g F. 8.1. Passim Proisowo oi I. ; elms isobsees ea ewsll• by Jobs Tyndalll.l.ll , Protswivr of Natural Philosophy, 8.1. ; tea Immo es Leading Quetioss is Gabe, by Juba Phillip, IN. , P.B. S. • LADT OUrt TO HANIAL—The following is the isms of Lady Myna (widow of tb• poor) width so ossopsoiod boo disollos he lib Mist of Ow (no *Mon Is Manosoa—.o OM. It s 11111.—Dear Mn. Blow' —Will yea ids* wolorbilus. bilembsiag ay sobwiMption *wards Ws relief of sdbooms is Isasso. so more *b point— ** Mr wow shall oft ha applied to the rupees of vldkg sows f It to, bowoww labodod as as of employ el* theft sbe hated d Ye bowl of iles sad • moot hes Mee ere empelby Ii es wsialy by army lia* r by— Yours wet hel A. L Noel Byrea." The Whine was e battle:lk eleelles. _ [AdViIidIINNIOLLIOLLOWAVI PILL—LIT TIM ra Ilmv• Ilms.— b Is be einalamrlat et tby parka lit bulbs, Oa arkwal allorre• et «•s .e.. N tat eirip Islg Issesib4lo beam ism* silloisi as wfirer baU mm eopibi Istea by • mem desk lor dab AM _ IN% bey kapibt. ink Mbar damera el be ilwark. us be send by be me et Mew* Mb. Tbrimit Wok tab sod a e want list Mame libl km vIl May task mem, .—babli by atl sablas maim , as yak; et Probers Ildlemes liftirms. alla. =take ; bed bk blatisabb. Mw Tab; by A. limp, ONANANaspisi A. Osiag o logras; Nol 11. ildr. lbas (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. IBELAND. DUBLIN, Deo. 1. No arrest has yet been made for the murder of Mr. Little, but it is understood that in the course of the inquiry into the subject su , picions against one or two parties have been considerably streng:hened, and that a little additional evidence only is required to justify the polios in taking these persons into cus tody. The police were still on the alert during yes terday (Sunday) searcbing for evidence in various quarters of the city, and several persons who had bum examined at an early stage of the proceedings have been again subjected to icrpiriee. Some tbings wltieh appeared trifling and of very little importance at the commencement of the investigation are now hood to be of considerable value in forwarding the =lion the track of the assassin, who seems to made the best use of the time which was Wowed to elapse between the period when the Murder was committed and its discovery in concealing as otherwise making away with his clothes, money, ha., which could be produced as evidence of his guilt. The murder was committed on a Thursday even ing —the body was discovered late on the following Friday, and the inquest did not terminate until late on Saturday evening. Susday then came, when very little could be done by the police, and it was not until Monday they could be said to be really at work. Thus the murderer got newly four days to mature This 10.- tear emerged ohowed that Ulster was still the greatest flax growing province of Ireland. In 1853, of the 174,000 acres of flax in all Ireland, 160,000 were cultivated in Ulster ; and is the present year of the 106,000 acres which the statistical returns showed for the entire country, the northern province passed 96,000 acres. Mr. Crawford attributes this feet to the small holding+ of Ulster, and the influence of the trading towns of the province upon the enter prime of the farmer. Colonel Adair, who presided, threw out the opinion that small farmers could grow a flax crop with more security than was attainable by the larger agriculturist, and his reason is, that the crop requires great oars and watchfulness. The following is from the weekly commercial re view of the Avowals r We canned report any great Wakeless to businees this week; on the contrary, though we have hql a fair, steady, sound trade, the extent falls very short of its until amount at this period of the year. Neverthelees, prime both oa the Steak Haehaege and profited markets have been well sup- ported, and ato. ity en the other side of the water has sued a little, there being • large addition this week to the stook of bullion in the Bank of England. Here there is se premieg demigod for mangy, the banks having net area a sufficient Inquiry for discount at 7 per end, sad we iodine to believe that a eonAderable quantity of English par" has been dis- counted by the Irish banks in eonseqsanes. Tae ears market was very depressed on Tuesday, but rather better en Friday, and left off about the same as lest week. The weather hes been particularly fine ead favourable for agri eultural work. Trade through the country is very languid, but the payments are satisfactory, aid business , tit • very mad belie. his plans to evade &Lotion. his loss Of time has put many obstacles in the way of the police, who are, however, now most unpins of being enabled to bring the guilty party or parties to justice. The servant of the housekeeper (Elisabeth Campbell) is still Masud? brllleargersessaPositestkry the pew preveotieg any porsos •lohauing Isf..ase• tics from her, or tampering with the important evidence which it is said she can give. At a meeting of the Royal Irish Flax Improve- ment Society, held in Belfast on Friday, Mr. Sher- - NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Die. I. APPOINTMENTS.— Lieu tomato W. B. Orut (1862), to eeintnend the Nasals+, 8, brig, at Devonport ; 5. W. Pike (1848), to ooroman4 the Antelope, 8, iron peddle•whe.l steam vessel; F. A. Harbert (1848), to the Indite, 78, at Devonport ; and W. B. Stubbs (1866), to the Bermes, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, North AMlllitall tied Welt lochs station. Aattitaat-Pemeater B. A. M. Chaffers (1854), to the Indus. DRATR Or Ritz ADMIRAL BIRCHRT.—It is with grtht regret that we have to 1000111111 CO the death of Bear- Admiral F. W. Beeehey, President of the Geographitml &misty. sad one of the heads of the Maria. Department of the Board of Trade. Title event occurred oa Saturday after. neon, after a few boors of suffering, at his house to Won hauraserseceat Admiral Disobey was one of the earlier Antis explorers. and his delightful aarrative le familiar to most readers. With hie brother ha surveyed and publiahed en amount of Cymiasa, whisk bee beaa lately referred to la referesee to Mr. Ileatiltaa's work. Admiral Bewthey's age woo not more than 6L— Wrippirso Geottis. MUTH or BIZ HURT 30i1ianna90. &t.—We regret to ham to MOWN tie death of Mr H. J. Omani, whist sourced NUN faila dl et ble meideeee, Upper Grammer Innen He endenei Seamy as mat us May 13. 1790, la the 11th D' Y inkk regiment he served is Flutes', sad was mem every action that mined, including the sieges of Vassalage and Dan• kirk ; the haulm of Fasten and of Canes ; also the aster impair' of 1794 in Holland, and that to the Helder in 1799. He found also two years I. the Pnalonala, s soca sand of the 11th Light Menem', ineladlag the action of B 1 Bodon, where he was wounded by • sabre eat Is th• arse, sad the battle of 13.1•Inance, for welch he rescued the gold medal. H. entered the army la May, 1790; was e lieutenant February 9. 1793; captain, February 21,1794; major, October 26, 1798 ; lieennuttalonel, February 17, 1908; Woad, January 1, 1812; maim-general, Jane 4, 1814; lienteneat-gentral, July 22, 1830; gearal, Nov. 9, 1846; sad colonel of the 12th Lawn (whnh he retained up to hie death), is January, 1837. lie was in the army 64 yam. ESCAPI or DESERTMIn Mx BT. 01103.011'8 Bea -1•07.11.-0e &may morning, shoat sine o'clock, two men of the Bench Fusiliers who had been apprehended as de serters were la the guard-house at Bt. George. Barracks, with twe other 'oilman, maned for being ablest maims% ham. The Sian were permitted to go made the guard house for um Mailing. Taking advantage of the the rut of themes being on pared*, =tiff ybe seals the ham& wall, which la about 14 hee Welk m.d, seewlthstaaelteg thee they were sees by a pain assemble oe duty, they eluded hie *deacon well ea that el the gourd, and got dear cff. It laandesetood that is nonsegasee the mime and aroma' of the gaud have Mine been pissed leader arrest The name of the mm ;me Fleabag, Haler, Philpon, and Deeabee. Oa laquiry last emalag at the amain it was found that the latter bed bees nukes. SPORTING. TATTERBALL'&—Mosper. Tko room wee wall attended, bat the Derby only ocraplod attoation, and "the doings" on that event were of little isportanes. 12 to 1 wee offend agaialt Blink Bony, who, It la reported, is new the property of a gee deeps whose won de mum ia " Hr. Howard." The Mutsw transacted wag es under: 11 to apt Nig Soon (off) SO to TotommoM (t) 10 to SS to IND b 11Yers (t SO b Isosluser (t 1000 to 90 Gass Mom (t) 1000 to 211 Mbeirth (t) NOO to SO Man (1) 1010 to 20 Lombowso is E MO to SO How the (t) lose to la Mtge( rho (i) Oasis ka. IMO MO le take 411 So 1 about Massa sod !NM 1 Aso Oassul WWII Immo has spokes is Baton In siit i thods /sr Imam Hi. was the seested hots' if the NOM latiegootald by the Yeast Yea's lasses Reba flesisep. Ur. Enema treated of A. " Calton d We," buC balosisted "Is Iresterke by oeyie *at, se la the meat emotes% the &ay bad is waist fr neat, It seemed al If seats' mesa let bet sake& or etairMlas. He woo t er so :t e s t ak i resSirso, that It bai wsitq flees pet s a u ot y.. toes Is *t a ns Mow, the _ to Moil% mad ovary step is daemon Is break di los • *sisal a Om, we matt aot upset go homonsie tahatiriaaess of oar degree, se So Mtn Preilastees twat *at liberty obeeld be so►lusty Init. TIMM' sea Wttl seteivoste slavery. Yr. Unreel. bus elated teat, *bomb it might beszpeoted by sone who woo pretest that be *oak uprose by seatleteate there os tat rebjest of slimy, be dwell destine dohs N. UNIVRINAL PROVIDENT Di* AsattiMlCS COY rems.—The Ilabllithe of this 50N114117 bars buss seserteheed by Mr. Croyailll to shout to &best 41,0001., width will ban to be gottoyed by a ea UNIVERSITY IN TELLIGIM CE. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.—The following is a list of the candidates who have paused the late examinations for degreos In medicine:— M.D. Exantiaation.—John Hillier Blount, Kings Col legs; Henry Thodyks Carter, Si. George's Hoepitsl; Wm. Tiffin Diff, Guy's Hospital ; John White Keyw.irth, Sr. Thomas's Hospital; Frederic Hobert Spackman, ldiddleeez Hospital. M.B. Essnilastion.—Pass Eleminstion—Edwyn An. drew, University College, James Gibbs Blake, 8.A., Uel• vanity College; Thomas Edwin Burton Brows, Guy'e Hospital ; Edward Claptos, S.. Thomas's Hospital; From& J..neph Dowliog, King's College; Sidney J atm St. Thomas's Hospital ; /limey Maisileley, University College; Jobe Charles Thorowgood,Uaneraity College, James Ewe, King's College. Egansiestion for Honous.—The following obtained honoen in the respective subjects at the M.B. Elamice•ion: —Physiology and Commune Anetowy—(Equal) Thorned. Edwin Berton Brown (gold medal), Guy's HorpiW ; Henry fdandeley (gold medal), University College. Surgery— Henry Mandeley (Uni eeee ity medical scholarship and gold medal), University College; Thnmu Edwin Burton Brown (gold medal), Goy's Hospital; Jamu Gibbs Blake, B A., University College. Medicise—James Gibbs Blake, B.A. (gold medal), University College ; John Char). a Thorow good (gold medal), University College; Francis Joseoh Dowling, King's College ; Thomas Edward Barton Drown, Gay's Hospital. THE INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE. The late Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Salomor.s) nos received from the Prefect of the Seine the following reply to hie letter forwarding the 6001. contributed by Ste Jamtetise Jejeebhoy for the abet of the sufferers by the inundations in France: " Peas, la 29 Ootobre, 18b8. " My Lord,—Vacs Ines Men wain sn'infortmer gee gin lanatlce Jeleshlwv. mitainne is Bombay, Ivor &Tait admits* use towns de 000 liven sterling pour les victims/A dee ineedations en France. et quo you' evils chergd MM. de Rothschild de le fare venter entreats seas. " J'ai la &vie an elf tateret La lett» qua volts a *drags Sir Jaraletjes Jejeebboy, et js sae Wiens, su COM de mos Pays des sentiment. oordiaux et elialeureuz quo Pallianme de la Pianos et do PAegletorra • *Tellies dans votes grand* coloate eommi dace la monopole. Do si genereuz tentot gnagn de sympatbie appellant mute la reao•naimseae de la nation Francais', et 1 cote du lien pelitique qui unit les dose goavernements W meant de nouveaux liens d'antitle intro les demi peoples. " Jo vow prte, Mylord, de vouloir Mon, en mon nom et en celut de met eoceitoyere, rementer Sir Jantseljes Jejtebboy de son cowman. Jo Bois Inures: de dew& atm gratitude a an gentilhommie qni a rice de yotre 'reclean Rein. et do la eorpnation de Loud's. is. double et si honorable distinction. Veatilas saner, Mylord, resistance do ma haste laddered's. " La Prefot do Is Seim., " Bx. H. F. HAVIIIKALN. " Mr. David Saloom, Lord Mayor aortant, i Loadria." APPREHENSION OF A LEITH MERCHANT ON CHARGES OF FORGERY. - - Joseph Manning Wilson, recently a well-known coin merchant and ship-broker In Leith, has just been ap prehended (says the Soper/moo) on charges of forging bills of excihaoge to the amount of between 2.0001. and 3,0001. It may be recollected that, in the month of May lest, Jacob Christianise, who was also a ship-broker in Leith, wu con victed before the High Court of Juatteiary of forging seven bi4a of exchange for the sum of 3,7751 , and beams to be accepted by ponies in Dude*, Montrose, Newcsatle, Stockton, and Hartlepool; and at the same time Wilson was outlawed for not appeariog to answer to similar charges. Is the course of the investigation into Chris tiansen's ease, It appeared that Wilson was im plicated Is the matter, but before this came oat he had abseonded ; indeed it would appear that he bad left Leith immediately after the apprehension of Christiansen. It was not till two or three weeks afterwards that Mr. Great, superintendent of the Leith police, riaosived information of Wilson'. Ogre in the forgeries. He imme diately proceeded to London, where he had teellOn to believe Wilsos had gone, and succeeded in tracing him to the Lon don Coffee-house. Laagate-hill, and then to the Bridge Hotta, where he ascertained that Wilton bad taken his gunge on board the Cyclone for Sydney, that he had gone on board the vessel at Gravesend, and was then far beyond the reach of the police. Mr. Grant, however, determined to use every means likely to /Scare Wilson's apprehension, cad be acoordingly took measures to have his movements watched on his arrival in Sydney. A few days ego, accord ingly, he received intimation from Australia that Wilson was about to return to this country, and that he had taken his passage to London on board the Adele. Mr. Grant at ones put hissed( iato communication with the London police,: with the view of getting immediate intruistion by telegraph of the arrival of the vessel off Deal. On Monday last, in paranance of this arrangement, Mr. Grant received a tele_grapbie message from Superin teadent Hodgson, of the Lannon pollee, to the effect that the Adak, bad paned Deal that afternoon. Mr. Grant int , wiedlogsly mooted fie London, expecting to reach Gravesend la gm Me await Mr arrival. He was, however, too late; test he W oessogsl Hai two Loam d etectives should be then la sem be WWI ass love arrival, and they inforiaad his that Mina arm anima board, bat that be bed left the ship in the toossierg ire leek& Channel sosnewhers be times Dower Oni - amensta. Mr. Owe, -ea Dever and eadtkoo M taikalesati, swum la see us with Brpsoloesodeot Ifeee., of the Polkeetooe pollee, be law eroded Yapseekendieg the mac of whom be was to saw& Ho brought dews to Edinburgh on Thursday night, and yesterday the risoner was brought before Bailie Wishast, and walled to the Sheriff on various charges of forgery. Is seems Ira bad ant intended to come to ScPtlaed, but was about to peeesed to Germany. It may else be stated that be cheated the captain of the Adele out of his passage money house, having given him a bill on the Bank of Scotland, payable at Coatis and Co.'., in London, which was dishosonred on being presented. A RABBIT CASE. Huth indignation was excited in Holt, on Satur day lest, by the decision of the bench of magistrates, in • can which was brought before them. The magistrates pro. emit were Lord Hastings, Colossi Astley, W. H. Pemberton, Req., Rev. J. H. Sparks, and W. H. Cossets Hardy, Etq. It will be remembered that a few months since • poor man was fined for catching rabbits on • common called the Levi, a tract of land comprising about 120 sores, which was allotted to certain cottages at the enclosure in 1.10. The floe was paid by the parties who obtained the omeviction, and the man, not living in • renege having • "somata right," was told not to trespass agent. The rester, churchwardens, and overseen, for the time being, are trustees, and have let the shooting over the common to George Barker, Bet, of Holt Lodge. John Londe and Willis. Have, labouring men, living in cottages having • "common right," went upon the Lows, in the exerdre of this right, to catch rabbits; they were 694 D by Mr. Barker's man, end summoned oa Saturday last before the usagietratee, for treepassing oa the Lows in pursuit of rabbits. Mr. Cessna Hardy said he thought the trus tees had no power to let the shooting on the common, and refund to (wean is a eonviction ; but all the other mails noun premet ware of opinion that the men had committed a trespass, and fined them each Is. and the expenses, mating together 2fis , or to be imprisoned fora month with hard labour. The men could cot pe the money, and hare bees imprisoned sceordiagly. In few days the wife and four children of Hagen an d the two motherless children of Loads will be seat to the workhouse. Notwithstanding this di claim, on Wednesday • considerable number of the occupiers of houses entitled to the Lows, west is a body, bet peacefully, to their estate, end captured rabbits it the presence of the police officer, who looked on, but cid not Interfere. Thee. poor inies,who are only maintaining their rights, se they belleve,mill not be lett defeseeleve, to the mercy of the rabbit proseeven of Holt sod its vicinity. A committee is a b se e L i logirdifirinniediatr,ngstoishguiinvettioenitshtetil.d.a.bo:iiLertehl their just event i t ot p h r ieg jvh pe t.er r f en ou d News making say obserystions obnoxious to his lordship, that he would inflict personal violence on the unhappy editor. Oar readers will °tome that it is a peer of the realm and the chairman of a bench of magistrates who adopts this mode of preserving himself from criticism. Why Lend flutings should anticipate the censure of the prom we gannet seesaws, except it he that he hat misgivings en the propriety of his owe proceedings. Such threats are to us • provocative ter duty. Oar observations are made, and it remotes for his lordship to consider whether he li kes Won or not. If they do Oct meet his th e approval, his lord ship may attempt to carry hie threat into execution.— NorfeLa News. CAdvertimmont.l—ki MIL 111011:1% EITASLIIII. 4 4 % eon% Ilk zoooloolood. No. Lorloololourool. ma aryild Now on isbUilsi OS llooft of MOO smaistooso, la DifialeglaS WakAdlidd• Doodorlos% not other tionfoof am or loom odidis 11_rate dd. Vt=ilbr P.m Mike Ildmildoseddi Ts Table llowoo. Noon. la oraosamoiol. Imo pris=n. R. Maw Ism at tboUsololmo 141111.216 addbildlomaela Ilisillflooot to Or solo of 111110 PM la Wale floklb IMO oldollfll 'MAL l