The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-02 00:00:00

am...14e 4IG • • • • • • T e b rt .51 %I. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1856. (Stamped Id. additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 8,133.] MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM sad WNW' PAC I( LT MINN* ArlIT IA LIA.—Por 1. 1 7 1;elel Ito all tn.,a Orsisilid al IM 11th Mr OUSOIX, 1.0,0 sow lolor Yr de Us doillo SCANLAN. tooonaaJor. Ws trwoorlre dip Yr opals= soorsonoodatioo for rt. rod WM tine. at Moo sad curler ra ea or 'CLOUD. 01. LrUIR=I Irrarlf. with■ roor m a WIGRAN rad MM. 11.511 Lordoololloirog. FOR BOMBAY Direct (to soil tram D.. 4 os the ML Ott •M. rallies al regiment\ ea die WS 011eiler le rest h art 10..nrew, the arehtlerst ow BeWebrlimat ship AllThlth MoN ARCH. A latm.,_, lillat es News Amt.. Brothers. el 0 la elt Ur hal Ilekerrear. Ooesserimee Immelltel ow t ** cos V . 1., senertol .4th all he mesa lopreveuseale ohmage he 110 Md.. art ears marreinee emermedalles Me pinneteth ash ereeles I 0111111.4.170ItillfrelahriALVILLAriliBillalltarra FOR MADRAS Direct (to soil from Gravesend ra Ur It el Oetobw. "FON day UM, Nam" Ikea krus sad Pori oblp DEVON PH 1117, " yrs. Capc wawa tu & Tuord t a t i etUrr arcomordagra for prrapro. asit w Ncen PORT sad MOlll l / I . fra = WitiaAN s.d lONS. lar. Learsalakor" EOR CALCUTTA Direst (to WI from Orsesered k:m.6_ 4h isnirbehr smaeamt Mall I. ran , Alp ha. es mama mammy.. far gamaggia. For halals or leaaae, apply to =a m CLARK, or lo OKORON 1)111CA N. 14T. Land. WWI Weft . or to MCLAOD. ALLPOKT. aa4 MORGAN. 1* Laadualyall des* OR tin CAPE of GOOD HOPE (daily *spotted le merle% sea ell be deeeielel solo hemollellebi Mem Wilma end Sue' Me Dourraems. US; MIMIC PoWe JAMES ST00111: to kee Is Or Lealeilbrella— worie treieb m... t grim Tate 11111.10 4 raero=illosear. F ., OR HONG-HONG and CANTON (soder bta liajoty 4 t. at* tattaidia• si r CT= 1 Alp Itt . 71731 . •38104131011, • • 1. 4 4 1 a 1 5 3 bleat tram •D] toae raglan, EDW.IIIIIII TIM Oamassaarr,lllaa la aka Liman Docks alma. Quay) . bat egaista at7nrablia Oar pultagma—ita lb k. J. 131C111. 1. 1 . 213474 . St. Malta.; fa= =THU; Sad Ca 3. • mai f= " o4lialeW leer. ft faRIZRZON and TIVNEDDALIIII LINE at ILA PALMIST SWIM NI Int Am ND be dawiliked as Nelw Iliaga ZNINILN. I Dula Ts Y. 1E44 4 1:..... IN MAW Woke ! INN. '0 . Won .... NO. . Leedom . ... IS 21N• Nosh lon =paw amoNalloloa promises.—lNt [W i m aarbse mob OILIMINNI TWINIDDLIN. IR sealmelsa. sod 5„ Omporewrt. CNN& THE AUXILIARY SCRIM lITEAS-SHIP 7 7. 100111. J. IPCIALICB. Osommodir brew raj= Nuoll br elan ago Ire rodurart# arl owl Dr lo we Xr. JONI DV M= lb' &inlet ire &LI X MAT sal Ob. & OR QUEBEC sad MONTREAL (regular trailer rid Ina OW Alp. warty hdi lopbember). Ile fru& Ole PIA 4111 Imo milow..oPWol moll ammo- L DAT Oinuardler th5., 141661 & for oe Prale NJ. 1r me: so pralem&—l Capt. - Mfg •?!1 JOll3l DOS PC N. awl Co Camas Wesel— /&& &or las rraressewl poi se be at Mt Ain an. =tow& alp& tad* rad d row alined es 4 be We lie Alp% di& STEAM to AMERICA.—Ttut LIVERPOOL sod PHILADELPHIA ITEAM SHIP COMPANY Woad ••• IND asTow rarfartAtigi 'IsmEDAM bi itvoltooL al toomo: oosoAttoo ....... .......... Welaway, talb Set. MIL CITY VP *A EMOTES ..... . Treataudy, HO Dept, VITT OP BL TIMORE. .aataras. to. HAY Pam A la pilaara IT palm . 5,.. ma .w 4 II guineas tar dtelk — aa t his to theattamaladrat s le Ha elalareeseA all asslog the ems ladle Palen.; sod a ballad maim of bee Mat mud Am Tart all la token at S plow tank" me - Dtatliatt• Ouirle;" ar saptp Melva IX rairra..4 IL TetreraallabaL Hyundai ; to Hi &Mama Leann Camplar. ID, Wag WllatesaL ETRAM sod RAIL to ST. PETBRIISURO sod BALTIC PORTB.-1101T11 of ICBM STRAW WATT TON COM PANT" lismias RBA M AMIN deopeirhol Brookb fr Iringsle W Wt. T... Laudon. cosvoyme mob AM 1 MA D r d rt a 7 . 6l se theI•B=MIN=, rill lI sal essis AMA tor IMUIs Dmialsomil aelphilL NA gam Haab her P 11•111010 OS AA board Yew* trim Looks I. Ilii talimula Mum M. MON at Ileeßdleg prerlokoil Als4a II•An. Mt Crib 0 0 AU A 0 imAillsol MM. ftAtialaoTeet papollomil .... 20 0 AIO de. MA .... I 0 0 A A ils. 4s. .... 110 0 0 0 0 awl sonemls Irlf ans. Br e t t asita im postftip=s ea rr e mor m 2r ..... 5r. a farb. Saw a to aw a tmel l igr e trolgis b e l i tt i tddlek.M4A. OztarialrisL W. ANDIiTIM limelas 7iMeeem. STEAM to NORWAY. —NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAV lOd PION COMP Marin Item Ihr de• droned fr.. 11,11 terateddly de and Cbtletlers. denylac Um Merl Made, ea the tab Parson ate booked thrum!" 1W ern f all e rellia Mains! Tar tire Ma Int tier elle ma1m i5..4.6 111 vIS Low iNi aid !nob 'a 0,4411 Midway PO Nat raw 011611- MII %e% 41= 1 :=1. 6 Leedom ; 011. 11edmdd Weir Ow, rd Os. Ili. IF. IL ANDIIIIII. Illessese DIMS TEAM Mot HULL ma GRIMSBY to OOTTENNURO.-111DIPCID FARM—Tim NORTM et i% nr.AN MAYMPATION COMPANY'S Ibmdsm sod soWSOmmowSi as awl Ilea~ ne Npaiebed New Mall Male 1 1 1 1 4 1 =1:44 .1 = ws rl i tfto; r hafts linemen LIP pa Fara— w. 71-11: tram Larks. AI Ofterg. a lbite Webb. .11. AlOlll/9. lissagba Dirmisr. NrZEALAND. AUSTRALIA, Ike.— nsmisici YOUNG sod Mt LINK—TM XrAl IMPS an sow Imams Is Ye 1■44 WIG ' Vat= iGpi44ll4l as der : Ilima I 05.141•4 . tar Pert Ito Ikat. IT. MAW, IN IN Pill MM. Pep 4. 1 1 MI 144414484 J. Roberbea. MI NM !WWI . , ..... . . Not 1 4 Jar J. Globe_ 111 NO Naos siwi 0444, . 4614. 111 sew owes 'La. Tram. 414 714 l awkinda.4 " . Sol 10 I = sod awed liana IL Isuanea MI wit, a m., . . ,1414. 74 la Ur el X.Grime Nob : AMA'. ..... . I r a T ilbi tflot .. 1 474 Ni 1146 in Toes .... 1 044.1 Loadili a Ns loodes Dots : NIGNINie I VI. W . il l 30 GNI = k at I apt V Thom Iles mob we Tell meshy 11:a1044 d mai MICKan bud le Wool tbir 1 YOUNG al Os. MN _.— 14. aywILRLAND ROUTE.--BTRAM aINDIA ad ygwv i ff o rabair PIN MO'S end 011111111%.1. r ejor _ 11•10 z w. siiintlielannWVZ ea Ss 46 nr1114=7 bv 47 .11 tan i.lllOll .11W3=0 " t 820 : At gift llowilsomea llq. REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-NOTICE IA II . [TEN that the WILTS mai SOWWST NCH of the Oast Wagers Sailers, le how OPRIF to YEOVIL I or eatet a pameasearloan etedaVA sal Mean to the e ateUa a Tadao we the Conway" ala to be ob- Mined at the Paddlietos aside. had ea the Resifts Moen Paddhatak Septembir L Mt GE RS I . W ASTERN RAILWAY:UREA P /ICI/11+10N to ro W MST d XX aLalip.—Os WILDK MP DAY. •sp. 10. re RICIIRSION TRAIN rill Moe PADDINO TON MRS azi. fir PLYMOUTH M ai r r .,_ Tor- Warr " ma = . Trasa lla Zo: rad ; sad oil Mrs , M. hum i Wi r i ir BAL. Ilakkod di aa sad Mionso barber Piro: Thee sad Ma. Ira tal i i k amisa mad gai. V lT arM; . Ift: W MIL ; Rapdard. ark M I Ils, sad liderod. Ma: Marame. Dawar. rd • sod H..arr mad T0ta . 0 . ........; rad ar Ply. altroa sad Ida Mir Trier not Morforab a, and Ws meilable Grrhe awildis Mir. T HE NATIONAL BAVINO&BANS. AleElaloll. Frt . = ai r" .llW a ll ig l e V i rbe las=to anim arle u r.M . lll4l/11a zrwlll,lf nil Maim comma" ‘IIIMI la H hr r M Mow Me" DIM". ACM. Thor" ia.l. Subdroot. Llocolia4as4•l6. J. W. Wiliam" Itsg.. Cr. C i4 llslosiros e ni.ba-Iddo. Clwairior. .1 . ... b 0L, 1" and omoroLl L Nom 11". FAA.. W. OrnalL sod Priory Lod" Los. Joolok kr" RlVS. s liF o roolawroLlosok ael Loom lassalos. Prodons Dealesses.: Ned PlostorAgro" Dulwich 8., j . swi m %Ms Warrilrasi : OW. swim P: 1 0 46. 1 1"311 =k000 ki Virtmosinloo-rood. Mario L. WZ0V1K .... .1L Johalmroot Sol= r di resionpr —. Jamb NAOS" B.A. vi ARM TWICE DAILY, hytb•MAILPACILETB, Mrs{ ti: per ~ he ss t ri m iklsossin i asse= . WY= Ism ajdjalc.. d zl L 44 am sad lAm% , iN T hossoura nabs stair hallt=ellg frall hob se MHUBBELL COLOONB. sad THE RHINE, by tLa NAlsixa aesre., 7 4 _SOT Mr %rr ds; 7ll.lra wr_el IR for °RIND mil MIS sr ...sr tss• sss Off CND for DOVIII war, sr .3 0 Ir•- I V., to or from Dors.:l 4 W ; mooed dam las ?brew% dekoto ea• to 81& 60.... Leatbarivirour and the Werried ream% C. L. law" haela Winam Ir. , X Ihmicup-11. . Nom rxesay . dram Bo ausor—lemis 41reva ibioniatp‘rui C th.m. , e , " I g.i n a wet imi ash* WINNE W ._ ..o=., 11.1. E . r NirThb Juotolalb• he. 21.16. ansiebe 2 :44=sam ;b. . ; moose eirboisibet 1W zsm. i .. 4 am....--zzgu: wv . OM • Isobel bah. •D Mal I. lerbel&Mbe MeV Ili Mblorri a w baji ti. ie t io a ; Tro lst amtiZo . • bee eallreia Vbs. nes sew le adenoid to go lsO =lt . RIM boees Oblige. Or. War nerd gel Met le me Ars la the OraMpl. or hem number eon bey aloe to no. 1 =mme, mid erne lap lb. maw •iira IMO .I■ol dest L ra posilwan. row eking =mi. Abbas la 64 tig:= 1 41w of • ill I ',fry .4 LONDON impost BANK, Dniseh Mk lof Os It~ amidelisa a/rhed). Ish• •NENM. Meg Lanka Pl a ce Torlan tis tri S t i ro desk = swim THE LONDON DISCOUNT COMPANY asirkiximak Maws e as fad twiti=eireees Se Ere) AX Pm MX eareeeea ebe emet. Welles Wind , IR. Ilbheed, Mu. eel Co). X. Oriee WY eter Tbeeme Deesee. We.. Dim XXINI Mobs. X 4. (II lleelde. Ikea% sect Ce.l. O. Memoir eitex Jabs (11=ea. lek XT.. Ikea leaseekesa sh.b.s Deiel._ lll le.gl i v beel "al t=e s llealt et Nut weer, Or& et the Akasses Oirimaill liere keel% imil Oe.). X. yew el tbe Dot Jae lauele. Fe lt li Me 114111"1""" Xeb. .P... P Dbeelee r libdWikeis. = sod liCarall if Warm in. le.P.. liotba NM. Wile* (WM power to eel I. tbe make.) SOMME. Owerowellil Beek Leaarsa. The lea of Lodes. Thowideolleetreet. Mom Jobs mg W = l = 11.OY Jowl Cblabin. al Jewry. Wawa Lem Ilea. wed Lades. 311„ OaweeeelreeL Lima NR .1.6 ged Are d z i, .... . n.p. tiaLarrar lie lelsolleilles of =Li = W INE 7; 'l2. te Is spiniem i I 1 1 = MI sir alhit h il=7; IT i eria ll is ricre . s r: Ih w boili ns =NM mg ger le Mt ad, Is age et th• Zeierlimalis t=me. Or. vad=warsommt. ea edge et Its ;Mat rem Brie OtteeMory Mimi el Me NZ, Ole Orem gil le =Voir 1..16181 2 resellik l." m i l t •• bet 6=WAs i ro gmbp Ilt e Irma& belle ee eitiM WM whores. be MINIM AIM Mew at MM. vitt' • dr tem Or pm/ =l:a meted is b• pH MeerMe of • Meek asd the terthar the A Va...__Ota gaereel t Ye brim ell to re- DiftarFe .." a . ' "=.... 3. ir . b itr i or...T. "a thole Mgr re ea daandeMe at i lle am Ma s tree —.— MI rid saints wads, Oa Or Om my be obtelead of t ia l P t i da liw a i rd Ogre egr=or Ino Envoi on us mtatel be Memel le Mem LLITIIMIOO MN. sad PRIAM Mart lem ; or ii OR JOSHU 111.480 N aed DM O. Letlem. (`IO/ALL—By fisrew sad Rail way.— LEA sad Co.. vv mobertipi or Dep.o..—nsessat. sr. pir we— & net heap NeMay to Nee Nergy ter senew eeseriee t Rob rem Sa. Red N amp • 11Prerartto 11 ... WNdled ia.4 Is mg pad= a Mt par tea aide ef le. per tap sites). IP boi Pil le I. emit I . al ,_ Whom North Leeks OWN" MeNburp. Magee% or lbw Ned. EORDINOI4 WATERPROOFS in th• best Midis fir: Oary will owl WI warm sad ave Ws la osin. ass I ado! TM . ami gams is is a Mr. Vasectabso sor il iollossr sob l i r Iluellm am is NOS. *lift A Yap Om Is tiet:Dtidsgarift e 1121•""annw apa impu tv.• or 4... N 1.V. 1 1 'bury olds illtz" .. ol iii ism J. 00 MO. aia. Ono& Ive does we VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& TO tollowlag ihr . vb. lIIIIPPIRIL Tar err V LILLIAN ACK SRN WI vorLoN L 0- J. HAIL Jr. ad conk. co. TlThowni 1110 CAPE 0. HOPS W. IL Liar/ .M sa4 CALCUTTA Co. lOso of dm rembe Ilso of Ao airy Per bra Porta.) MILLWOOD ...... 133 DA V OLIN ll. bra .. sr. LIT/111............ 4311 RIO JANEIRO J. Sarah mil 00. RSIA ........... ....... AZ SURNAMES or EON DAY HA Preabra SARNIA . . ... le STETTIN. C. IL lisnlaskis. 901.0SKL .. (ilifili .. oko NEW ORLEANS C. JULIA ._ ........ 1 4 40 BOHN* V . area SARNIA a. reirl.. V 0 NTETTIN. . CL embillar LOCARASSA KATHLEEN.. AUWILAND MARY ars ars isidbr maim* to as Vire TRANSIT ARRANOINIENW. 000DII me sr , romeol Atria ea VICTORIA DOM Or VI Barri touswirom. Lad Wlrolar Mora IPTILANI.I.IOIITIC sloo no be bares lbe Dodo aid as !razed IVbsef. tort Tbisareur. as drab ries we er i re *Mho PWIs II rob WS be ebe kr 9 1:18 16 4 : o lettot a stt i r.....salrie dr and op Aledearersavo Perber sir Doti; be RIIIBRMAR.—PrOOOmbod by Royal Lotto", to Or .1 , 201 a Um 'kiwis rat= sr ordisobb er at ea Or der ea Port at T Pair al ar RI r i Ca k e V algr. air 4. Par le Pot Er Mir as an %usbe it at Mragereal elt. lAA. V abasellsa =.a. t eezra no idessi i. asa be ladar no tAbler of las err ,_ estera demo all= . lbws drag sirs bar ara d Was airs lOW . 41 16". 111 n. 00080 *MP elli 00 4 110110 0, MO /1100110 WO be par lIV • wog mu= :r e , d ftilmi ' l •b Or r 4 Lo red Si der Ore ~10 ea Tarble VIM be or Slodeed err an Alal Web wle 00 , 0017. 10 es Sr oar radeare aft sagebek.. ead ere r Ms ea I, k _ 4 ja r e lkiaMes m Oarre asous i rm a . ll2 6l.o. ollblell aid err st ..ii la et, wie eriv 4 i f i r wr ......., . ow re all Ter el tie ea elbelba lir Il iblltr.tP D.a, b a. .I '' b• ""- "' Nu ' . "' ' 17....m., "" r g=" : 4417.2 "1. ....1 be rr l ea ki rete i rkre . wereat . lTlC lS "Wa ters _ i _ mist bra g s , Mel 1 :e a5 .: 7 r .... " 11 % 1% 1 *Mar of et rad+ Ito Ilme .... o oir ;rd lO. _ L i nt rewallia en be MOW 111 es DailiMll .l. ll24 Iraller ; num aft sr • sis var. 0. 04/ Ha reeerestal Heaths of the last halt watery love pron r llama owl= Oat 11011LAZ Dr NADADOaO 0 pewars asolijor prig la Os pre* weisealks. I, s Dir s t e lVieiry awe lim. 0 Ils Il ifiii .... ji L ag soni • oak 6 mr eiselk Mali' sie 00_ ussio s # li ma l• Dre Dais. Oda D Landis ; awl W =is per taw 1120YAL BtTRRET OARDENL—JULLIENT ASi 00114112 TM in MING la the 001.4 0011 - CM %tit s .. .teif tio r MINNS . Nr i -1.04. , ... ...r ..;,—...,ftr-.... . M i r ' gairtar "" Alliett s get w eZde lbws w Clisia .v.. tareadie sal mai. eept. 4.-11161.1 ion was Irebbs ... . PM la a dies. . __ 1 THE BROUSIL FAMILY.—HERB F. BROU 2. OIL boo smoomes. la amiss to r NOT oral nicsivie rag 1310=1/I.bterno = BIM I. Applications to It K. ltutra Mankni Lawn. Parade. Taainialso Walla dial S. Mande I as. JLAliffb i4ANAT=. UbI IVAL=gr MUISILUN. Ita 4. (lll °. " ."4"l6 lm—Ottillett2l2 i Al teem le Imilt sitt mos of ga itgr a dsit varlda am at al i k a t l. mad Ist of Werra tow atm ti Miters of tot.Salar il a al..b.—Um/Ma Gas Mlles Ur ENNEIIIB MODRL WATCH. 66. Chrapsidlo. LI IrsooloOloy. a very oat mbar of do await Ouloo. wok 01l Moo !lo ha Owe. kon • ' , Oros : la soka. tram II floolool Odeon voillin ID pr soot los. _ IpARLOW 6 PATO? UAL STAND. NO INDINNIT ah &INLINID NOVI BIM VII& Is ow Oneolina.so ooleholl dud auk= be WWI Mara , leo I. 7r, arwir : I. calyx. wn: ww: mg.. wish ono. •=3 "25. m . wag Miaow Now odors NO Ca .....INMNIONs. io. (MIL ir. AIUUWIS 111110 r 2111. tas slissysst sad ice. sl o g , t a.. ..s ed r i age s.. and ol= to OS. • ram to Or = lit Norm Oita, amo Os — ssVilassis. GREY HAIR RRITORRD to its ORIGINAL ~...g u c , „,..,,..b er!. ..„. .. fas =1:31&-..,,--e....., 27 4 .. .. jelikeepraes: F. . : = , .1 ifr td 70 Meare. llig . ! kinalid n 6"""imik. 3 iii ii kara llikl M i i ella rs i i. 1 ; .eiti &eke. ilmk l2"" ras ia riP:47l .46 1, 4• 1 19. 112.11a = . any 1 Torfflobile* Now MOMoo. ono ON mom HE LIJKABILITTai COM UMPTION I Wag s Nolo of sosoullos lbo mod and to Pntoplo d . IL Ilasmoo M.D.. of Me Mold= of sum MA I M. INA BLIT. sl i taso Loam: Imams. Wows. SIM SHOCKING CRUELTY TO A CHILD. At the Canny Illnietratee-olian Liverpool, last week, Cow Lewin al4lls wife appeared he sneerer a sap elates preferred by the paella:se for neglect of Ana Keeley, • dud teepee *Olt s.d nine years of NM ha lama if the withheuee. Cow 'Cawley le the father el I tit=his We beteg Ile staysaeteer. They both nods s l e r a b iL It appeared that the poor child has kr • lenrlkeeed bee outlet to peat privatises sad usides. of in figiverkag ere spetmes The sheld IPSO =mob kept IMMO len, awe the meet filthy Wass bat dub, the Pea Weems weather of the last eaten; sad whew wee fregosnly expend is as epee yard, ell Pat •p is • pin, nano a aegis nosed et clothier, for whole days, awl Ann peeks., If sot the whole of the nights ; sato, seleeineendisg her inset years, she wee rendre*, se • weekly teak, is wash ha fatlises Abu sad ether 'lathes, la the dein of whisk W was 'bilged se ken' is Os ban seises el the yeed hog nimbi till weak sad beaseatly nada is eadase tionaltenes is tin dark' sad ber Unite ISMS wen es me she .endear ••••• she winsome weep Übaldo' .f ""' bed. be addlins le heels. with • nese se imeeber. eat bell st whin her Meer peeving he ihe panne, ishoson altagoathas less is the .meanest peonies of sighing In win so amen nest reed, se hoediller sons% whin inn Yee the weeknowe the dad bad lame yawn co her head nun by a blow hew • pair et Whim be wee feenessely Mows vides* is the= an now onion the web. Osen the menses as bans meths hair sad bind of rho peer nen illikhg to the well el the yard eine the peepeleades of we el then assentise. O. wenn assees the ebe geed est the pees Ming win a link. with rifts mat to bee lisel, the panne any, bees mess to eat .lien of meet nen Ihe hest jamas, of elide they were nensises ponsing, tie give is then ea; wain at tee seas Vine Ada pen dad was nimbi Lob said sad hew Is no ens pen. ind dismal to Wee genie nee • pine ter n me; solimp. on giber Isi eke wee kept se nun as pinkie nor inn the ebeenetio bein s of the seiginesee, W wbereresene amen is be is the bean es the estesses et OS/ pions die was lands* pat et el glint • ffistinielese sealed theit as no neseles, la tbe seen se Oessine lest, she nosed no lase et tsar yard Isms. sign led nee Venn at , whes It wee gain den, owl ne was startled at the po 'name ersoind se the peon at bee rod perfectly caked, segolihmentL i tl i e s i m e i weeneer was at that tine estresiely eni. Whoa Ms the wernosee the shin wee *MO/ enlit hens% on wee little .are that a skeleton and silos" with a deutogehrs goled saring. *Us Is wash hapened is women her onetitodes is 'n and, raised by the teenseat she kr received. Os w isp her ishesas is newt, she shook inn then like • lamb Bran Assent of wanes e sod is pest was bee terror, Willie ategheeetee. h r Obi INS art moored net she intit set be len be* to Me cad been, allayed her leen by orderfas hoe Ile he Inn set eg Inn The estarates ere wad hen pooleing Mho en teat they ei were w the popoteenes el non ensides, la emu& aa a• mans had bees whammed nine the bet an whin use onsisite to seder to bike the ernes winds th e ie u = el the on he the prone ties et wenn sad seit the waif penela ki thz send inns' wee the dile Ann he Gael he on nestle fee segleinag to neindo hi nee ; bat Os .caner • eispnellese non iest he card seder this as a hiessh hew. It hes bees engrained s n ob* estly te the elt the ere that the nig use 4111- relied wasabor humid welly. osil this ise eoppliee • mein be gee tesenost to whisk eh bee ben solissen —Liesspen alrasias SHEFFIELD. AND LINCOLN SHIRE RAILWAY. The worlds, expenses and Wren outgoings of this 1 1 mama, 's railways (emissive el the Mesebester, South J sae ties, sad Altrlatiham, stated below) Moe ammated In the fortalght oodles Asyut 24 1. 0,0301 b. 81., whilst the sir respeedlan period of 1865 summated le 9,1061. is. Ild. 26,2461. 18.. 6d., the total axemat already suited for be Ent three fortalghts of the Wiest. added to the 9,0301. 8.. 64. as 'Myr, made a tool emended of 35,2371. 2.. 21, as males; 38,2171. 135.114. for the am .mading fear ftrtsights of the previous par. The prsgF riot of Beath Jumbos &s. rendre easruarg b this eon pony for the for lit wifely August 24 motets to 8221. 16. 104., as .dirt 8421. 45.94. for the same ported of 1855 2,6661. 15s. 84, the total euisossts• previously mated, for the Soot three fortafghte of the half year, added to the 3221 16.. 10d., ee ahem stated, makes a total to Ammo 24 of 3,3791 12.. 14. as 'Owl 3,4931. 1.. 14. for the same prod of 1856. Tbe properties of South Junction, &a, working earreesio, and oteer ostgoiags, for the fortalght sadist Assam 24, le 4231. Ile. 74., whilst the sorremmiding forted of 1856 animated to 3701. 12.. 34. 1,2111. 16e. 34, be total mesa, already Mated for the drat three fortnight. of the helf-yeer, added I. dm 4221. 11.. 74 . shove, makes a 6.1.1 expladed to Aspot 94, et 1,6441. 6s. 104., se value 1,4841.65. for Um serrespesdlag fell fortnights of the pre view year. LAUNCH OF THZ CHILI, OKI OF itmo Now Luau or Lotion, Lou VALPARAISO eraouna.—Ties Ant soip of the ..w bee of auxiliary mew clipper packets stoat to b. established by Moos. Ilemoar, Poerek, ad Co., bonen Leaded aid Valor no. wee Inman ones. day aftornsa ben nom& of Mr. Leog/ay, Zoilintlaba The ship is of ire. onolnotles. nib no nen bolkhood oesapernom. of 1,000 teas batboy angle domed Ma As Moot rate under tire mew doollimmons of Lim& Bet boa is.. bees laid Em es a wow pipolobrom am les i t .f the noel, mad Ober isumemonto is.,. bow Oar the whams, of the sea prognn. Nat dodo an rangy mai airy. fin nomomboo one-- Loin of koel. HO foot boson popoolioulon. 1118 ha ; lets v wort elk deck, 86 feet boob ef tommile N . tot ; elk 191 tot ; been. IS tot; dopilt bald es min den. 17 rest; nob of guaroodook 21 601 lasho. Oaks, to th e lure of Oa day a lave mown= of prom woo momoilial le mania OD Man. Tho alp was profuely doontod win Atm es Win the I simeimis waft that one lON sear. As tkree Jdcek (Idelewalleo) Moe af as r f tar soon mod tbis "Obil" goln tho own orresoony. Tiee dog shone won tae Toon `lda labr the Thor mall i t i s m .0..' bet no will bo tle -. 1181811 On no boo at Ow st asss Nur& vane. AUSTRALIA. CANADA. /“.—Dstaile A LL die OUTFIT kr a st I. ... =lnt all Oa Mte g e ill lleit Wadi& I SKETCHES OF LONDON ACTORS. irls BIICKBTONE- Mr. Backstons is ass of the moot popular asters of the day, by the .beer force of inimitable drollery. We do not mean any disparagement to thin excellent actor by trio' this term - We oily with to mark by it the goivisliti of Mr. Baskstass. War Won as the stage an his equals wn. Is soon partite. furs, but in mare native ar *dant haffoattery no one to seer him. Of prealhirity with* Irki may call sonde pathos—that which sands the taus coursing down your shooks from sympathy with the actor, at the same Mao that you sides are Asa log with laughter Backstone possums bet Mk. Ho seldom satios:rds in inehmatiag those exqui site deliaacies of humour which the =Mar whom be interprets sagpsts. Mire is so nuance in Backstases sating. Them is no eluding away in the tints of hie ottleetise. All in Bankston@ is fall, broad, Apnea audios. Nothing le left to the iategieaticio. H. idiom bin joke plate Mask se yea at iterlyl_llllrl,lll% !!re ' timikeUt lasAisios. No ens Is left 10 Nimbler about the meaning of a word or a look. &sorbing is unmistakeable. This is particularly the MO to the fairy and mythological burlesques which are pre seated at Christmas and Baster. The authors of these productions are so continuously witty Set they leave us no time to relish one joke halos they treat as with another. Then is such an uniateerupted low of brilliancy that we are dauled, and endeavour in vain to seise on the sparkling points u they dash rapidly by. Use is, as it were, a rushing cataract of quips, and cranks, =Own, and allusions, bawled, mythological, political sad social, the waves of which jostle spinet each other, mad are broken up into a spray of which nothing can be seen clearly and distisotly. Mr. Bochum* is almost the only actor who helps as out of this difficulty. If he has a Joke, he makes you see it. He even prepares you for it. He plass a metsphorioal dig is your metaphorical ribs betas be delivers himself of a pan, to awaken your atteation. He does as mush after wards to help your comprehensioe. He will not let you lose the fraction even of a good pan. Some say that Mr. Bockatone is a mannerist, and that so far as this is theses be misers the perfeetion of hie art. This is in one seas true. He is a manaeriet in his yds, and a reanessiet to adios. He is in feet always Buokstose, and is never entirely merged in the character which he represents. Bat it mud be remembered that this very mannerism is one of the great elements of his IMMO& We love the mannerism itself. We delight in that long rich note with which be eels a droll question or com plaint, which is always the sues and yet is always W•10:01114. We are ever ready to laugh at the Infinite drollery with which he marches down to the foot lights, and, turning a three.quarter face to the audi ence, makes them, in the most serious of tones, the comPaulona of his mows or his joys. No one does this so well as Blackstone. There is nothing in it of that offensive familiarity in which Wright and other actors indulge. He speaks to the spectator. in perfect good faith and sincerity. esa their tarn are flattered by the ea ilienes which he plass in them. The emileese steeds, is fad, in the sum relation tollusiteten as the shim to the pro. teiceit in the Gee* plays, with the ennpdas that they nen week, only applaud. Let le add that Beekstooe's insusielues Is of the neat esential ser vice to the omen eta pine. /When in whose pro domino be plays a part es& to be for ever grateful le him. Plallpme etcplti drpenbawd of be, there ietwpeHeieersr Messed so aseteteete Irevitathe of the snouts of arena It he were suewletely merged is the part, as is the ease with some actors, the wagon might consider the inherent stupidity et it. M EN, is one dm of chasseters, indeed, is which Bucksaw. for the time parts with his identity, and becomes the character itself. We allude to drank= parts. Hen las is obliged to give up his natural Mee and his neon manmade. Is those parts be is mapprcashable. No cue ',pigments the gradual singe of expression, the filminess of the eye, the collapse of the ketone, the turgid appearmes of the whole face, the unnatural heat, the nessetein step of the drunkard, like Blackstone. Them ere the some I physical changes. The meal draw ere equally eeriest. How intensely maudlin he inmes. It he lend but speak, what Infos stamen we should hear. What a world of earedes balking into those half deem stuttering weetkeseemprded by a des.. hicsogghs. Then that Wiesginst 'beat, famed by • momentary radiants of the Isetrms, as if he was highly satisfied with his psellsrmance, essential by that look of stupid balksherma bewilderment as ff he knew be had denesemethimg, bat did not know what, red had a glismrsieg idea that it woe mama thing to be a little shamed of after all. Thee the seminary milestlen ef all his ',orgies for one final extravagance, after which he sinks late unutterable Weissmann Most actors can personate • drunkard tolerably welkhat Bucicstoge is thoroughly up in the whole Miens* of intoneaties Assess element of Buckstreals seam is that thereggh Emil& imlioneade which he displays whomever the port allows it. We feel that he is on of as, that his Wee, or other peculiarities, are in moue mare ear own. Take, for instance, his latest put, that of Ralph Thornhill is Snead Loa. He talks, as is his wont, men to the audience than the met" bet his manner of doing this is so charming, so friendly, that we are sonnet to be talked to an this way the whole evening. How we laugh, and at the ease time syscathite with him, when he keep' ereatinually remarking to us, with an air of droll despair, "What a liar lam " We love the ma for confiding is es so truthfully, bet the sodas is so droll that we sea do nothing bat laugh. Mr. Book dose in this pans dieplays in a striking manner the wontedly which we naiad at the commencement of this article. There are many situations which are fall of pathos, but in his hands the comic e l. ment overrides every other. They are all irresistibly droll. The fine burst of indignation which accompanies his deanciation of Dangerfield's treachery, instead of being thrilling, is funny to the last degree. The same is true of his performs°, of Sir Brian de Bean sex in The Bights of Women. It would be just possible to play this character in such a manner that only in particular situations should the comic element prevail, for Sir Brian, all through the pine, is in • state of justifiab's indignation against malty to women. The indignation is real and the expression forcible, and some actors would be utterly unable to make anything anis of • great portion of the put. Hem, however, what is called Buckstoas mannerism comes to the aid of the motor. We doubt whether any performer on the stage could mocks this part se thoroughly oasis as Beckstooe does. When we look back through the numerous years daring which this actor has laboured with anemia tiag industry in his vocation of night after night wreathing multitudes of countenances into miles ; when we contemplate with the eye of memory that vest piano ga ll ey of characters radiant with weeteeee tan It 4he hoe flied with his own nee thee, we carnet bat hel patent to the ma who has scattered so such delight in his path through the world. We dread to look leeward te a peeled whoa be will sake his lest appearance in the hew white lam sightly echoed with peals et laughter whisk he has evoked. This we trust, and have every reason to believe, is far taat. Mr. Burmese lea veteran performer, but he has nothing of thesina bat hi years. His step is as Ina, his veils se pod, his eye as height, se la the best period of Ids yea*. Oa so metes of the day bee time laid hie Sad so gently. His acting, toe, im proves with age. His drollery . is dohs, at the same time that his extravagant, Is lees tUan formerly. Leeg may be couttme his exertions fa that prier sin of whisk be le ems of doe prindpel sambas, and 0•11 ales alike taw that are left who belong atone Is the pat sad Se posisat. DRAMA. oribbrirep to which Mr. a Robes " revivals" fiat gave rise will new most likely be sestddered as aimed. Mr. Kean emerge as that the publie vides has Justified him ia daddies that troth la the matter of samia, drew a seed wesery, Si preferable W beenney, .ad no ens has • right as sash • point 09 Ablate the emseimite at whisk he has mind. Beeidss, the pablis an tig h t. There ham bees perms when *ski as If it were • sort of semilege to make • play of itemkspeere • mere pretest for displaying the tole MI tM toner, se the ingessity of the makiaist. Dot to nob there Si sa obvious eaewer—tho Sharpen of the skeet always has bole, sad always taut be, a thing guile disbar from the Sharpers of the stage ; sad while Ike rep my dais mash free hares a noble grooadwarc wavelieb to lavish ita 111~111114 the nudes of ilkshapsase roget is say way Maar, eves If his works en be em Mgmewested fare mere speetaise. • play whisk Mr. /Pa has selseted to bo Iho tibial &Marra of hie theatre dub( the teb• be essess, onset, however, eve rise to soy end is bit assn. It Is • roma Bile on whir sop wiped- Neer my be triad without lissitrits alp swamis Prase," Waugh bowleg •f fire mit e wed dilailied with the title of • weedy, is sweistially a widener. It. whole interest lies Ia the battle, tau modem, ma Ws,- breadth wipes with which it is so llberalig obiletted ; whir, for turgidity of Mora sad absurdity of esolisesat, it word bear empuire with the staples of the fihernitab it the beaspeatise dram. It is, hownor,a play rocoacka bly will suited to Mr. Kraa's ponces. The Peru of Finns was • had of wooden, sad a noes whir prefers, to describe Its minium my be legiticastsly ark to bees say moor of ill/sad grump sp. Thomson whir' was exhibited to the public for the first time last evening °fur provoked comparison, if sot with the mat darling, st all events with the MVO possible of those glimpse of (Myriad. r which the Lyceum, la its best &we, used to be imam The Temple of the lea, Ia the first act, was at sere • gorperis sad impends' npresestatios of the Mlles wonhip. The maser it whisk the stags was gradsally lights' by the rising sae, the skein all the time @Wanda; their tweerthly Womb, was is fast as sossediagly elective ilhastarloa of Mr. boaa's beery of as.. as rms. At the sad of the third set a . econewhat Nagler seem is sins iatrodoind—a npreeestatisa of reran= rites with wbkh the natives greeted the 'Wag sea on the great festival of Bs• ral. This was received with *abounded applause. The laseespes is moral are exceedingly gore], especially these repneaatl•g souatela pares. la the last setae bat eat, where Rolla is 'soaping with the shad of Oen, be is ss•►l'd is dear whet broke to be • treseeadeas skim by mesas of as Impulses •padkat. The wesaded hero sense the tandril-hke brush of • aelghboaring trek, sad is *wisp himself over; bat so dopers*" does t►e feat eppear that It fairly ado the holm s►udder. Of the 'snag it Is sot asesesery to lay Rash. Mr. Kees was of souse himself the Bolts of the Oise, sad he m asted that " mat sweet papa " with his weal vivaelty and ability. All the traditional "pail. " were duly made, sad the character was a really tinged piens el *Wag. Blvira !mad as esealleat representative I. Mn. Heaa, who, how ever, seemed enueely to bays physical streegat marsh for the part. Bias Beath played Cora very prettily ; sad Mager Meg, w►o was the baby, showed as iatelligezee beyond his ego la stalling ea the trust sander at meetly the right nemeat. Mr. Bike was ea eflisisat Piano, sad the rest of the east was respectable. The ONO was a 'omplete mew ; bat the advice se often gives to the writes et peatamistes would set, perhaps, be est of blew —the Flees weal& seal, he amok lmpr•eed by a Mute 1 edi- Sim somprenise. The Inland heathen sad flashy Nati most la whisk ft •bnads awe little to the taste el this generstlea, sad the dialogue would therefore gala *east. derably by befog eabdoeted to the serattay of a laces rigorous editor thew lb. Rasa has natured to be. PROSPECTUSES AND ADVERTISEMENT& It may be resestbered that, woos mouths ago, woe senestiss was eared by tit pabliestias of as ankle la the Meininer, dededeg that there was so truth whatever in the .weeds., la pIIMPINSIONI and edemas. siesta of S. sesspnay Wiles Change d'Esalgretios et Csisnieetimi." Melt had ameaget ib shaesholders " august partosigis stmlig se the steps of the throw ;" sad by tb• sehaseosel sesseoemet, la the tame journal, that Chased ileashssd. who illallargelehei himself fa the Crimes, eel Bursa de Reaskasse, eseatar, whim suss had boss pitiniefted es inembees of the Cesseil Bar malaise of the sampan,, bed nothing whatever to do with It, sad ilimeireat all of it. After thane asseeemeasets hot appearr S ui g:e di Enaen mated Costae, who had irshisdhei ter fifty shires fa the tompaay, sad had paid thspeells 'Sessile is 6,000 frame ea tiara, WM* IS seise Woe die stall tribunal assist Vs 1101M real ta got hash the SAW, se the prouad that they bed been eilitelead by fraud. The tribunal derided that as the statemseds of the oasapsay Is its prospectuses were aotori arty Stirs, set eel" as matelot ON penalise's is question but la Mine =Warn. eel EMI es it was la the faith of Um that Omens bed selessiloil the shares, it moat pay the w. Te st ae. sees may appealed to the Im perial Court se push this desisies, sad is support of its appeal it repaseestod that it was gait. trim that It was patronised by " august pernmages standing sas the steps of the thwass," Mamma as a prime of tha royal homily of Prussia was one of its aharsholdeni, sad it laboured hard te Maw that the ether allegathrea Is It. prospoonwas, though perhaps wither immense, Was sabstaatially Mae. Bat the aaart easiireted *0 judgment.— Chalgeseen. AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS, SCOTLAND. In compliance with the desire ozpreseed by the Committee of Privy Cassell for Trade that ihe stetisties of serene sad steak fee the canes' year should, if possible, be reported by the let of /September, instead of beim de fined till the publisetlos of the estimates of produce Is December, the Highland sod Agricultural Society (lays the lidwilrorgh Corrals) have forwarded to their lordships at abstract of the returns made ander thus heads. As the tables ere identical is their crlaelple with those of lest year, a detailed esplustion is saseesesary ; and, as this form. bat a prelimiaaty report, any general obseusUou may be properly resolved for that whisk will be afterwards sub ! milted with the **tinsels of prodsss. The weft* and stock in the heads of testate cumpylag lead rested at less I ckes 101. is twenty-la counties., sod at lase thus 204. is seven, Y seatraleed la 186 d, should be added to what the tables eabibit, leereasing the attest of lead la ultimates by 2/3,170 sans, sad the MINOS of Sink by SNAPS had. Mr. Yeacell mates that lie ream team bean maie with the same mason which bed before dished fie eppeebr Son of their lordships; sad he cratefally seksourlaftes the valuable assleteace crtdl.lly readsred by the eausseraters, sad the ustlemita who co-operate with them la their re usWve &Mom The number of ocespants presented by the statistics is 42.919. The total segues seder a rotation of seeps was is 1866, 3 630,0681; la 1866, 3,646 7211 Of thews, there were soder wheat eultiution. is 1866. 181,300 i um; la 1866, 261,8421. Herby, in 1855, 185,082* ;la 1856,165,663!. Ora, in 1856. 933.6624 ;in 1866, 918,265*. Rye, is 1855, 3,692 ; in 1866, 4,764 t. Bee, in 1865, 17. t is 1866. 16,384 Beess. is 1856, 37,308*; in UK WWI. Pus, 1. 1865. 6,466; in 1866, 4140 i. Yung" as term la 1855, 16.0381 ; in 1866, 19,0961. Tersips, be 1866, 449,4044; is 1856, 469.741*. Potatoes. in 1866, 146,111181; in 1866, 148,930*. Mined, Is 1836, 2.29 21 94; is 1106, 3,642 Carrots, in 186 5 . 1 . 209 1; la 1854 , 1,6 . Cabbage, la 1856, 1,2091 ; is 1866, 1484. Rau, is 184, sioseperate return ; V 1858, 1,407. Flu, is 1866, 1,4611 ;is 1866, 2,7231. Tsruipeed, la 1866. 1,9981; in 1866,1.777*. Other grain, or root soup, is 1855.1,223 ;is 1866, 859 f. Hare, or mann fallow, la 1865, 22,462 ; la 18.66, 17,716. Orem as& nay, in 1856, 1,510,0441; in 1556, 1,475 6841 The total .moss' of stock was, la 1856, 6.981.2 93 ; is 1856, 7,096.637. Of t h e there were hew., la 1666, 177.229; Is 11156, 179.904. Milk now., ia 1866, 388,463; le 1466. 300,041. Other cattle, Ia 1855. 469,309 ; Ia 1856, 473,605. Calvet, 1. 1865.207,014; in 1856,193,766. neap, is 1865, 6,691.900; is 1836, 6,822,478. Swim, Ia 1865, 134,360 ; is 1865, 126,944. At the msetiog of the Victoria (London) Dock Campo, y, held last week, It was staked, la reply to se bi gotry, that several lota of the railway's torplos load oa the seat/ side of the dock hod be.. lot oa loft lame at the pries of two roods tea skilllass per linear fort, with shoat two bemired hot depth. The load la questiea osaataade the woe both of the desk sad the B:sekw.ll Railway, cad is volaable for the Usher sod °thaw wilier treetop. =OM OMB an pedestal% as • teat of 660 L per acaww,sad awl* sipper to ere as rairmoras rake to Iced whisk me Os employ • scoptratively trails' eta • tow years dam. ANCIENT CORONA TIONAND !MARRIAGE CEREMONISS IN RUSSIA. The aid interest attached to the official pro- gramme of the coronation at Moscow, arises from the circumstance that every word of that curious docu ment having been carefully weighed, and ever, oere menial having a peculiar significance, it may be con sidered am a sort of manifesto respecting the relative positions of the Cur and his people. The sacred character of the monarch, and his absolute and noun- . Itrolled power over and property in his subjects, see clearly indicated. He is the lord and autocrat of All the Bassias. In the triumphal entry into Moscow, be Is surrounded by a staff partly military, a nd it is a taking posemsion of the ancient capital of the empire. On his road the pleats meet him with banners, crones, end holy water t sad the whole popalatise stands aassmeed, as when some ultra-holy retie passes in prosessioa. The halt for the pOlie adoratke of the image of Oar Lady of 'Tank by all the Imperial family, is a pre. Simian of the orthodox faith far the edification of the multitude. At the threshold of his palace, after receiving the &image of the superior clergy, be is preen ted with bread and salt by the chief officers of his household, In the Name meaner se every proprietor is welcomed by his peanut on arriving at hie estate ; and throughout the ea renkaaff of the coronation, the two great alma mate gly in attendance upon him am the Minister of hie I; lease hold and the Minister of War ;—tbe civil poor 7sr is throughout subservient to the army and to the ohs wok But his position as the actual and positive hen d ot the church is as clearly defined. The metropodti ms do not ascend to the platform of the throne, b 2t, having received the regalia from the proper Aoki et they band them to the Emperor, standing on the las t step but am, sad he planes the crown on his head him • self, holding hie sovereignty from no earthly power, rte miring its outward evidences only from the ministers of. Clod. In taking the sacrament, it is administered to hies within the sanctuary, and in the same form as to the priesthood, in acknowledgment of his priestly &arse. ter ; but it was not until the reign of Peter the Great that the subserviency of the clergy to the crown was thoroughly established. The distinction between the present and pad relations of the hierarchy and the sovereign will be sore clearly shown by describing die ancient seers espial ache coronation some two hundred years age, when the patriarchs were the chief councillors of the Tsar, and by their signature gave full validity to his public acts, much in the same manner as the Sheik-a-Islam does to those of the Sultan of Turkey. The coronation was performed, as now, in the Cathedral of the Assumption in Moscow ; and the throes was elevated on an tetrads with twelve steps, ths soit of as patriarch being ou the left of the throne. less maguiflcent than the latter, but like it, covered with velvet embroidered with gold. The Tsar came in procession from the palace through lines of Btalitri, the only standing army of the time; accompanied by all the nobles ri. faintly dressed in cloth of gold, with rich jewels, of which many specimens are still to be seen in the Kremlin, and wearing caps of black fosokin. On arriving at the rtil door the Priem bowed thres times, and then tire tti the patriarch, saluted his and asked his The patriot& deseentisd from his throne, blamed tht; Tsar with the true eras, sod; after embracing seek other, they mounted togetUr the steps leading to their places. It was the patriarch who invested the Tear with the Imperial robes, and who placed as his bead the crown, sad in his hands the sceptre and orb, receiving them from an archbishop. after the nobles and the clergy had saluted the newly-crowned mooarch, the patriarch took his by the band and led him to the throne, and when be was seated coeds him an oration on his duties as a sove reign. After the consecration, the patriarch anointed the Tear, wiping off the oil with pieces of tow, which were afte rwards burnt on the altar. Daring the visits to the courobas, which .secluded the ceremony, gold dust was sprinkled os the head of the Tsar on entering by the arch-priest, and is leaving by one of the grandees. It will be ems that a vast difference exists between this and the priest earemoniel, the in , feeler position of the clergy Wag very remarkable; ad the Emperor, both by plabg the crown on his own bead, and also by crowning th e Empress, who kneels before hire, publicly phiss himself the sole fountain of honour. _ _ In like manner the exalted position of the patriarch was admitted by the Tears on their marriage, his count being first asked by the prince. The °ere unoial of these marriages was curiously illustrative of the superstitious character of the Russians of all grades in the 17th century, much of which still lingers in the provinces, and even in Moscow, among the -mercantile class, ea well as among the peasants, who retain it in full force. The chief officials in the marriage catennuies of the Tsars were the Tisistaki, or commas• der of thousands, who had the demotion of the hie; and the Seakhi, or warriors, ladles who represented the professional matchmakers amen the people; these and all the other officials were of the highest rank. The mats of the bride and bridegroom were covered with 40 sable skins each, and 40 other skins were held in readiness to fan them; and when the Tureens, as the bride was called until her marriage, entered the hall from her apartment, among her corteps were two Boyars, ono bearing the wax candle of the Tear, weighing usually 108 pounds; the other that of the Tureens, weighing only 72 pounds. A silken curtain s•perated the wets of the bride and bridegroom, and after an archpriest had read prayers, the principal Seakha combed their heads, while a Secretary of State stood near her with a vessel of mead to wash the comb in. Hop seed, an emblem of fertility, was then scattered by the Svakha on the heads of the Tear and Tureens; they were tanned with the sable fun, the great candles were lighted, and the brideaman of the Tsar presented them with slices of cheese and of a sweet bread, which was also served to the guests. After this they went to the church, and the seats the bride and bridegroom had occupied were covered with gab's skins to preserve them from spells, a nobleman reer mining to watch them. Throughout the whole ceremony this dread of, and belief in, witchcraft, or the possibility of myste rious poisoning, was predominant. The hone OR which the Tear rode to the church was first mounted by a noble to remove the effect of any spell that might have been cut in the animal, or danger eon. mated in the saddle ; and as soon as the prince dis mounted, his seat was again occupied by . the same akar. Similar precaution were taken with the ve hicle in which the Twerps ►ode. Many of the ceremonies used in these imperial marriages were also performed at those of the grandees, even to the days of Peter the Great ; but the revolution he effected in many of the customs and habits of the Russians wee carried still further ►y hie successors, who by iatermtrriage had more of the German element in their characters, until the ceremony was shorn, except in the far interior and among the lower orders, of all traces of the strangely superstitious feelings which pervaded all classes, from the throne to the hovel, at the period of which we have been writing. The Timid.lt ambassader has sabaeribed 101. towards the propesea Raglish (Christian) ebarch at Cos etsatiaopie, which Is inteeded to be a roottetnent to the I maim at the OM% mea las ti is the late was 'frith Nal& t 1 • I