The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

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Meg WIL gam 014 bomb *oak et abbory lb tie usibilybalb i K a nt %WM. NEW SUPERIOR TA B VRB KNEW Ss Oryd•l MOON SyMalhara. Flaadla reelre el lssem. lime; lir Ibis see emb Ilislidd emenuirlow. et So my DREBBI24O-CASES and TRA VELLING 1144.1 wat i T u t:so Yak MO Wale. lirabgaram. C. Wog CM: mime IN gut la Ye world ow lie ailataibm. MAPPDifr PLATED DEMIST INIVEB MEOWS FOREL Vaal ast•• sod deem W, Nos lift EOWS dolma= =maim Phil*. MAPPINr ELECTED SILVER PLAT& Nam. lIAPPI 111 alibisiel_ll=lV: Balm PINY, on=Taw rid Gallo loryligk Me rd el midis mini Weft 11. n. me Lir Vs. adz Linie limbos.. lift a. tubas. aloe! ts Imam mg le Mem. SMOLA. limis" Ma m leAssik. 1Y•1111 WATERPROOF APRONS. CORDINeII MIMI. ANIONS 5zvg11 ........... 21g WArtihrge GLOM OM Aa% V. Mret7.l.Vi t lt . " . *mat POOR 111. a. .. Muer griVaittuie, bre lea wog alignpMed EASAIIII MEDICATED CREAM, oldish' Xli t t . 7lt=la b a n la se as WY stmassmiassa.—M all °di rt .11" ; ma= L IM % 114 all ; et sa issdialms swam 'mama A . 4 . 474 .. comp e , 22 ,l : ,, r4Li ca I• NI sod Wfrassiver as awl pot balk Csolins.— • • 1, 4 M. or ea lie worme. NW Weir PAlL a tittllnelLtr i ja= " 11. RIRREMAR. Protected tr ey Royal Uderte lam{ fre ss ialzeral e gr o mb .1 E. lie ma* 4rk.. igenerelrk . lb. awl es. Om ..... r i a t i r. rls.o.. 11 . 1472 , F . rm oill a prilmall: =a l ......Thenmar. 1 s. ..... .c , ....1.6 . 7,zgu.g.... _i.. vein ams. mum Tilisams. la 1.2. sad & all et We q/ ma. arid MI manly 'lonian Thy vial. WY IMO 141111.1 ible ow Wag ...1. 0 .L- 11 . 14 11 , RIM P 140012.../ two or to 4.. la XI.. Odd. ••••• II.: und as groilmedig . 4= 4. = &Moir men: Moupy, U. IL-, Wllbsmet.; rivoi,Vinal flacins C. Osier34l.; W. : =Wipers I it. It. tuts... le aru..wfot. Wealosidnalholresi. Debi. ALLTOID Lois. ST • Nsen'srss Pllol2llffoll. --Oa datsirday het lb. Oaa tbs. perneler ellen o f Os leseryren Mereid, sprain Writhe 'NW& hates et time Limped pane —el, 1..1s .e be a aim. bin lanai; pulaahad•ifeasidaty ail = a" uksift nib . Meitertien Menton. a msdad theleek seendl, awl &Amin of Oa rare of and Pa de boret i lf Limy& The and% "bleb .en of a very filliss._imidesi, maw ether remarks, the following .-- The Tema Nerd el Unrycel le depend ea law se Oh =et a nern:by li r/ier d al titled " S *MUM Oo awl Ma vim bin tone of offlas mono WO bdtieagb be bad ended Ihe loam depths, len no an ma le did Inn le a fewer still—ore thd iamb am& blasybany is well as dklayalty." The yobbos. Ilea dike libellsafis bon *hulked, the the el the no.. mess, "blebno Se amine Ile. °where eppeesnen at the ikemlor smirk ffp arm isikenint that sign be rtrawine bka by Mr. Gluten', was seinapliasi is debedual allorkg late his own recognitions al TOOL maiireviilng two weft el low, each TOMO CiAstm—Tho chrysanthemums in the Um* 0041111 aw pant a net heutifel ayperance; and On adniano ers « tale will be well mend by a yin Se his rammed ell Oid Larks, the bon= banks Oa pile adennion We hen Min bed neesks anise On nines now. hi ye Oak Oa denies inn emus One ef ray haw men la =f g as sed . • inat des] al dide imam per at is ellelbetabia to Um pertin aqpineeks at the male 11 .1 18 . 8 •_ _ _ _ ins Rim 1. C•l2o.—The Presbs tery of Oleo pw net ea Thenday is the Barely N.,ish elm* sad asimid la • all bp the Kee. J. C•ird d itwA, ohs peso seiseels Tisk Cbook w L.A. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE ADMIRALTY, OCT. 31. —The following naval ,ppoiniments were toad* this day:—Commander Henry J. Beane. to the Imo= ; Limn/rant Thos. H. Collingwood, to the H 11,011; Mr. Geo. P. Heather =star, to the Hewn; Lainbton Loraine, Bart., mitlaigr to the hero.; Henry J. Huts, midshipman . to the pitAr an, e , and G. J.. 13, Elpimostone, midshipman, to the Diadem. CHATHAF,Noo. 1, Thia morning an order was receired 'from Has Royal Hlghnese tho Duke of Cambridge direct*, t general eoart-niutial, which sat for nearly a fortnight for the trial elLisaisannt-Colonel J. Clarke, sad Captain J. S. Macau ley, of the lot West ladle Regiment, sad Captain J. 8. Dawes, Royal Artillay, M re-teesenble at Chatham barracks ea Wedesaia atm, I. teecesider their lading, with which lb* la- Chief is sot gadded. .-rovvemassur - :DEVONPORT, Nov. I. Pri• Indefatigable, 60, Captain Thomas Hope, late Imrship el Rear-Admiral Reps Johnstone, was paid al I TlTa a taalisa, naval apprentkea exercising brig, Lint. Grant, has been brought into harbour, and planed at ha wieder moorings. The Viper, 4, screw, was undocksi at Keyheun on Thurs day, end is to be made reedy for service. M. Tian, the draughtsman in the chat engineer'. Offee at Mayhem, has been appointed to an otßia in the Rau ladle employ's service, and will proceed by nest overland mail to WM. Eight joiners, Os smiths, and di labourers have during the p v it . week been entered for atm service at the gnu wharf part The ` NI por Uni tion ted likates ship, Captain Hudson ha el thiatlentio cable she had on wee erting hams est of Tapirs" dock, end it is ` eke will mg on Thimiday aia. Captain Hodson and the alma wen permeilay entertabied et dinner by Ad maul dr O rly os - Reynold, as beard the leopeng nab* 104, B Cglala W. Houston &mut, C. 8., when inn awn a imp mil= of naval oaken. There was a ball, end the dap nes alramiaMieL Oa than sailing, the captain, ellen red mew of the Nea Mks with them the esteem art biewty good ed Om inhabitant* of this rit Ths Dear, deam-fmars ,Iso the Victory, arrived trout Pam y. The De mo s, snsport, arrived with boilers for Heyhent poslorday awn Woolwich. Thiamin, shein-tandir, and the Caradoc, steamer, arrived tress Palmeenth yeateiday. Wpm to semmatsioa at this part. —Mpg in harbour: Ingeeptablia, Royal William, AJas, Cambridge, Implacable, 11=rNautilus, Dubai, Caradoo, Dor, Avon, Sylph, Ametimn). THE MILITIA. The Tower Hamlets (Ki;lt w e k ;wn) t of Malta will assemble this day at ri for b WEST IlfitTll.—Ortirs a TO bOOII Mika the Hoe. Colonel Morkton, commanding the Week York gMes. lying at Pontefract, to hold that regiment in reedier to worth to Shorncliffe. Ma 3rd West York Militia lace noshed ceders to proceed from Doncaster to Altimeter is the amnion week. The corm IN voider the red of Chiral Loftus, and is to a very eider rendition, arm& net up to he toll mrangth. 7'un Tree Krum suit or drarroznenzin )(tuna. — The eesiment, which ft .91 be mccilected performed pr risiVst_combalonia damn the Crimean war, wit be et Laird on Tardy nat. tics INICOWD RSOIMENT Or OTAItORDS2IIII /lb free regiment of militia be. received an oilert seri alien that its desdnation will be Plymouth, and It is la daily Crof ping to that lowa te performs gender duty. ee k l a siesegth el re repineent et the rear time is r !i•jor, 19...eartas, 10 lieute,fleenionl, n Mal oMmrs,63 sir route, 29 cor porals, 20 eirs, end 106 proles, • told of 932. Aoreding to • recent ceder bred try a r‘e War-oithe • cer tain number of Enfield Mass le be 1111..1111 ant to each mi litia regireer to the kingdom, to ceder Or they may be come &ovulated with the nee Mar iirmidalge ens pr; and kr this purpose • party, amities d Lantern& Wil son, two sergeants, and • private, am been lent to the School of Musketry, at Myths, to mange • cern of in struction, preparstry to bromine thes butroctors to the regiment. With the view of mak* them regimente el ea Ida which sr ordered be gear= duly am permanent sad effective r possible, the Oenend Ceerennvto-Chief has band a amulet to all akin scarmeadke embodied re giments of militia, driers that on the lIMIOIII of the ant ra* trona its county, those men whams teem o:service will *spin withia three month', sok= willing to re themselves, se well ea all men enrolled prior to the =rf May, 1834, end who ars, therefor, onl liable to Mat 66 drays annualljahn . kit et the county with , • medical !seeder, and subalter wary 60 men i so left.--Ste Atrertiser. AIM! NAK7I2B. (From the U. Illeviso Beason.) Major Robert Manley, of the eth Dragoons, and Lieutenant Coleman, of the Boyd Dragger, have emend in • Palm-court me deandelthe la • saes d elesstry. late Brinkley, • " loom wemea,r wee hook et half'- bar in the menhir, desk sad theweesty by C 97, la the telthems et We duty, " leek her Me emeely." " /ba by le the moms no I Whet, Ceienea, will pa see • lamb ia distress r shouted, or seemed to sheet, tho knee son The mejor sad the listeleset, who were, dealethes, as duly et wee Meth or other et beitiait kw am., rushed to her sid. Tlasy ad not nee *yid love, but they tried the ethet ed entl la the ammo leogsep et nor heal enelined that It moss • d—d slams that the Weems , with these Lek; sad tint ihry Ohs themothes) would he the pethe algal the b b . (letalthy) Is the etetton-home." Ike the gam wen too strong for the mono, sad the hell tek 1188 end bet giant friends were Montt before Mr. the ar{YiW. Major Manley dented the cheep etlea y be e a u =wr . Lieuteeent Coleman's de kw mae, Ifeaterat Othemes—l ems to my that what the police moshl• lee doted te • lie--ed=d Mr. Bin`►am—Wirt is Jeri I Isera 7 l Pray • tad station of life are you int Lieutenant Ceinnan—l am an carer. Mr. Bingham—ls that the language used in your regi ment _ Lie . utenant Coleman—Certainly. The Royals will we sospest, be rather surprised to find ississives thus misrepresented. We take upon mavens to say foe them that each language ia not common in the corps. "D--ns have had their day" in the Dragoons as in more severely moral circles. Mr. Bingham said . "Es had always ben tonight to think that officers holding her Majesty's oomminkin ware gentlemen, and were moms tossad to sae the leararge argentin:len, and sorry indeed he was to find that an diem should so forget himself in the choke of his exptessitus." And Mr. Bingham Is right in his conclosien and honoured in kb regret. The army is not now compoowl of the sort of =ivim Iguredol warier and blue in the time of 601,- d Yielding. The painters of manner* of the bat century could not repeeesnt a soldier of any rank—seen the highest—unless he Flied his month "full of strange oldie." They "swore terribly in Flanders" and every where die. But If Mr. Dickens or Mr. Tbackeray, or other modern novelists, were to put "d—ea" perpetually into the months of their military beams, their skill in portraiture would be questioned by arm society at large sad repudiated with indigna tion by the y. Mr. Bingham dud the two officers forty shillings each, which they paid, says the reporter, with an air of great non , eke/mire. Mr. Bingham /ambled, as [sr ea the law would allow him, the simple cue of interferenee with the polka. The graver olfence of swearing, and of deliberately affirming that it "certainly" is the language of the Dragoons, will, we hope, be • subject for the consideration of other authorities. Four savor frigates, to carry 32 and 30 guns, are cerred to he 414 down at Woolwich Dockyard, when the wards sow banditti are Lunched. The new 'ramie are to be woad the Aar" Ropulea, Barons, and Bristol. MAJOH Roaamrson.—Viith reference to the notice ocacerniag this elbow which appeared in our obituary of the 10th teat., we bar sow anyway for aiming that kilns ores resered ken Leda SIMOVOCII the swirl at Clamor% drug! belly coserli, Wise Mammas, Robertsca, brie' Aratry, tbe swot he men oeniegee Toregber. Ile priledoes bar lass Ora tegoadhe he snow of irmask bs is 'ma t. law b.: sad No rip Omar, by a rare. or Melds* e anig.— hrs. Ms Mho as been soterod el the slaty of Major lideressfAliskevA Orrer. Lessons 101 Boonam--11ke aid of the Ilelborl War IssaWea, width recently dose me ate& he Iniend by *aim Waft /Wow, Wielder, Tiregbal, Cabers, siad Th' 4. 44 i 13 1= Kyrequkelllwassillni, which, with a st wake, Me thew EMlCati It for anything. der r Serebrier Ctemerty, laverres, Brag Prodrei odd seer net te rata ad reirge dr ribs= Ns Wrier* Isrlearra, wadi weal tenni a 11111.11 sal li megrey. fYr sea Ohre pier as endltion eft= site heft, a NOM* house hr fls iseirties sal ear bibellog alert INK a year hr Ih garment eiehrty. The buds by ie hditaes m d riminble se en, illagdr, mad Yr the power et thredra, es well es el decry are =mg slip. Rea bed bes a cowrie ea shay • per, sad a rimier env Ina an rid allbor le. or 114= assudieg Or wart, every snorter dry ere 1 le p odor la the Mbar tar etre 'lse. and 10e. ce Ifs, ark he sorries la he bed to saying, or atterephap to LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 185?. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Oct. 31. A congregation will be holden for the porpolo of greeting Irmo@ end confaniag degrees, as Nay. 4. No person will on any sccount b. admitted se a eandldats for any degree whale name le not Island In the book kept for that purpose, at the Vice-Chancelke's hoe" on or before the day preceding the day at The menlor proctor will receive the nana c enrcanclid s aies for the leered Mk wareination in the schools of natural • ma • and law, and modern history, eo he= th emlves or their tutors, at Wadham Co cm Monday, Nov. 2, from 12 o'clock till 1; Tuesday, Nov.o 3, from 2 o'clock till 4. SPORTING. teirollered ter be won Ids rasa), with the mond of • wes . le, el iseelkeesethet meted eatt to a eft . Two ef my these Wooled to be int sad mom, and Os ether to ese hedging at seat. per teat profit wM de esry veil; Ned hot for the ere .t to Mademobelle bellow the rem, who knows but that I might havultad the Let three T de it wee, she was very near the MA, and Cyrano (whim I recommended as the beet of the Newmarket teem)) beet ell the favorites I deserted, while my opinion of Whndlag Willie wee horse out by his stable- companion Bird.in.the•Hand, spinet whom 100 to 1 wee ousted, bating him M the finish. There wee nothing to sail for remark m Wade's,* but the match WWI Mainstay and Heroi e, where I again threw in with the latter, with the odds con siderably against me • and on Thunder pry Wee don of Fishers's:, to loathe peat likirasishin alien* there wen plenty to again bet the odds spinet me, was quite aseerding to Co ; and how plebe email be Land to lay aeon a hone not up to the mirk ter • bog MOB spinet melt astirker ss Fisherman is a mystery. The blest of my Rea by Fonnomer was not at all - like i lAt ir b. Yaierrati who acceidemithe ought to have won (sad "miler able were oared on her in-running), sad *Mee was not complimented so much tuna after • rees; . bot ebe ran =unkind, end would not more when lemehrl with the The =colt was Matsu but not aimed, for lat — slkftow being but • hied from the winner • end Commotion threw in for me 'pin by beetiel ho ll Aston sod three others very may of Ids owner to Mu with Lord NeimoM Iforstries Friday were the suet popular items to the programme ; and the hendkeps were se nicely made that • very ekes mos was the malt for each meet ; but I could see nothing partici,- trtaking about either winner. The detest of Commotion y l f/1111111 for • 1030 son. match showed that Mr. Barber • m ob • mistake ; sod how he could proms to Iles 1:1 the pest end 181 b ova. a &team at w Comsalways been m fortunate, is • make bed le limmal. Illedbe received a check in her eirwest came ea fletwday, Polly Bochum givWg her the 41b end the besting like a racehorse; and Mapig Land giving her 81b and • heeling ma longer course thea asp she hes previously traversed, shows that bar owner mast oat be too Mier to Mks her out of her depth. The ' McGibbon Handicap was productive of se good • race as ever, sad Zuyder ZOO managed to seems his first victory with the came weit . t a that he declined running with for the °unki t minor plates were not of soy further tallesset bin that they melted to those looking os • but I sonnet methods ens of the beet Houghtoos ever twittered Tidiest remarking on the general success of the Belden L ftest the week, for the "talents" were all abroad with the ealahs tbsy " potted" in nearly every case. There la likely to bo a field for the Worcester Autumn r Hanbesp, and - Weatherglass and Queen Beer are likely to fight di* Bedford battle o'er again, with, perhaps, the latter the vicuna. this Maw The Flying Heath:nip may find Lord Nelson sod Satiestase forward in the scramble—for such a ' Ingenfle healing will alwayebe—and his lordship ought to vbs. 0 Oct. 31. METEOR. HOUGHTON MEETING. "MILDLY. BELLING HANDICAP SWINPIITAINA of lh Son. each, 6 ft, ff declared, &c. for 2-yr-el4. and upward.; the winner to be mid for 100 sow, . If demanded, &c. A.E.C., 1 mile 7 Parlous' 66 yeals. ( 4 enbe., lof whom pays 6 *ow. ft.) 3lr Num% T. P. 0rre c :4 7 3 . 27:11. yrs. ne 122•Druel Mr. : up* , Ns. 11.4 31b ......1D Hub.) 2 ter meposi weeder. meant.. ... 1 Betteng: 6t04 cm '7. P. Cook e, ihe 2 egai m i=e4e. Wan by a length end a Ma, bad third. HANDIBI,II,II2IIITAINS of 16 20011. each, 1011, for 2- peekle. 11 . 34 . 1 lane irmik ( 12 IMbei t hi pla si l i tth a tio Rama ( . n irg 'a OK lib :6 to apt (Reduce colt, 6 . 10 . 1 to awn ed colt, 6to 1 met Greenwich Fair, 8 I each ftet Stag, La Fills du Regiment, end Omelette, 10 to 1 sal Ones s Lay. A fine race, won bye Mad; ease dis tance between second and third; Greenwich Fair was fourth, ekes we, sad two lengths behind her wee Admiralty; Queen Lfti tAl m i u d 2 , . 300. First ballot Ab. M. 3 &now 216 pt. lit e le* . eltrizeu . m e. ley Coillegeroat. let 41b : ) I et 6 to 4 on Heroine, and Clod at 2 to lan M. evened d e ran with her bead in front to beltway op the oak vanee Polly challenged her, and won by a bead. SwEserranne et 10 boys. each, for 2-yr-old.; colts, lea 71b; sad Slam 41b. The winner to be told for 40 era., If demanded, &c. First half of Ab. M. 3 furlongs 216 yards. (7 subs.) Mr. BerTsf,.l . loosl . .... , M t radboalsd. 214 . 770 Yf.os.r.vbrrnaag . : . Mr. ;ma soma; Mr. Dseream • Eldrrnorpf 'NM (Aid:MU 2 Mr. Mellirb% Slivertail. 24 7lb . . '— IPsteler) 7 Bettlog : 6 to 4 apt Pleas arti.7le4 apt Soothsayer, 6to ape Trebaml. Trabora, elm all ewe the mule at the finish, made play theemased, sag vas by tine of a 'smith, the mama beating the third toy two xn HOCONTON HANDICAP of 16 soya. each, and only 6 ft, if desisted, &c., to so to the owner at the second horse; for 3-clds and upward.. T.Y.C. 6 furlongs 140 yarde. (17 en of whom pay 6 soya ft.) Mr. W. & Stswestui Sulder TAA by Want* 3 no. *et lab 1 Pm) I Nowa (Winne*. Xining. 4 yeti Set lb Mr. Fortalore Darer Dearer, 3 yrs. Lb..* 3 Mr. Pry. Ilsranr. S Tn. 34 151 , Prbebeed) 4 Betting 6to 2 eget Zoyder Zee, 4 tol mot MeterßegA 7 to 1 sat Plush colt, 8 to 1 apt The od ora, 10 to 1 apt WhialWgWWie, 100 to 8 sgst Flyaway, 100 to 6 each apt Duty MOW sad Little Tom. Somerset led, with Kestrel, Flyseray, end Znyder Zes well laid up. On entering the cards Serespies was beaten, sad Kestrel teok up the runs Meg,lent was meted in • few strides by Zuyder Zee, who wen by • Meth and a half; two lengths between the swami and third; mad a had between the third and fourth; Theo dora Flyaway, Plash or, and Neater Begot were mit, dose kii rs i r ka mearitim of 5 an. each ; for 2-Tholds, 7st; three, Bet 7lb ; four , let 121 b ; Ova and upwar4 94; the wienerto be told (0;25 sow. if demanded, &c. Lest half of Ab.M. 3 furlongs 217 yards. (16 sobs.) Mr. fenntoye fierwadA, by Orleado—LlNrey, T rs. 711..01i4De1i7 1 Mr. Balittrthaaa's et Paws., 4 Ns. Set Inc AllesdolU Mr. Itroree's Ppthet, 3 gra 84 :lb (Fordltual 3 Betting 4to 1 eget Seontsdi, 6to 1 sat Woodmite, 7to 2 apt Spinet, 10 M 1 each eget Mabel, Sailark, Poacher, Efts, Venter, _end St. Dunstan, 100 to 8 eat Magnolia. Won try assok, . head between the second and third, some between dad and fourth. Cenirip wee Nth, heeding the nest lot, whirl straggled ie. HANDICAP STANZA of 15 WM. each, 10 It, for 3-yr-old. and upwards. A.F. 1 mile 2 furlongs 79 yards. (3 subs. One. Comore Little Tom. by dearoando. sod. 1.4 7 Cwt. Christie. Aretrel. 4 re, Yet 1 . Lord thldeoll Leon* re. elst 101 , . 3 , Betting sto 4 eget Kestrel, 7t o .......... Little TOM led all the way, and won by a had ; bad third. HAVICPSTANNA of 10 sow. each; for 2-yr-old., fat 71b; Wes, Set 716; fonr, 9t; ova and upward., 9st 41b. The , whiner to be sold for 200 move., if demanded , &c. T.Y.C. , 6 furlongs 140 yards. (13 subs.) M i st a ck L a ters a lt d erii.e . L 6 brA."...%=l , trt t i Ms= 7 32 • Mr. Remit Deboodellow, I re. let Mr. T. Welker. 0/12mitsa. 4 yis. 914 .1.41 , 1a0tt) Betting 4 to 1 each apt Anne Derlin and Dread Ditcher, 6 to 1 apt Tambourine , 6to 1 mpg Pater Pitt. A dead heat. Schoolfellow was beaten a bead rip from the first two, mad Oltanire about the arms between third end &war. the cabers does npp,, Ana. Derlin being *boat a couple of lengths in the nen Manrder afterwards walked over, sad the stakes were divided. MATcH, 200 more., It ft. T.Y.C., 6 torkostgo 140 Loa 1101,11rhelaka Hwy Laud. son . (fal 1 at r. I. loelaseal Relater, MATCH, 100 rms., h ft. Lest Ab M. 3 furlongs 21;larele. Mr. Hyallit Qom Uly, . 0 Betting 6t02 on Locates, who lox gully. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CUP. 10 to apt Cotswold 10 to Uadalwad 10 to Wudernarsks 10 to Smite CHESTER CUP. 100 to apt Strati:mayor 100 to St. Giles 100 to Tasmania 100 to Wootcs 100 to Ilogleher 100 to Toornsassot THE FLNALE OF THE LEGITIMATE SEASON. TO 111111 IDITOI OP TOT IMPROOI.. 8114—With the Newmarket Houghton Meeting the legitimate swag wren of ILI was brought to • ekes; and after the maw at Ware two Liverpool, and Shrews. btaCels w shire of the three current w tie will be enabled to take that rest w es one Naha star nth ea eteittfig time of It as he easel he Imd /Meg th e year. Len • god old them," the Turf wee sot !roam by • Tatham till April, sod We Mows coded In October ; bet the present seems to be e pesky age, as tars are sewed Leg preherhap lifedevery and throb, and the last week le Ifevemleir Is genseally pro. kative a an extensive waft et Ibzwebery. theme of the • old !made" would het the adillienal tits ea Oath arts Nethierably ; but they tea/ be vistaed to fled to. Turf in meth • lowiding temilleira end Om Lin of so muck eats 01001 , ====.10 1 7/W that madialiOrtherm thet se* I the easa, itheugh cis am may ammo of the pewit preationwhe alma to the centrem. Them, of cease, we the apeman of the mistime, who are so liana In tab Mae ea to wish to me at an end anythag t V lba thenteelse do uot Lassa to be portal to. The however, AM halts eaten& ad the many thrombi of Ewa and low" reatend on Havessrket Heath &rag the k ought le he proof cowhides enough for alba those ale mks op Oar make arm le be enateeed spirt ask Thum wen We metal coasts en Menday the most Ira portal of Am being the math betimes Seenisser and Mak the Cesebridgeddre Trial Plane, end the edition Latin The Lbw brought oat • mast large ILA, ad the het el • two-ysteld rece= s tra imiNU t 71hrty two eta Ma d most ot those run through" the seats) producing • Lid of twisty is worthy of =. Had It wawa miter, or had then boa • Oita to the weights, it would not knobs= so meth smatter el soupries ; bat ix the close of the seats, whin the memose steely =~..masyy d hoti! is soppesed to have bow rte o. le ie ranathleg The - lot was pot down by am as wri so me a drea y =g lut LON, sad the " talents" had pelt • thwatte ;in fact, It was Wed gm es tip body's mos," and more than hell the MI Ind Wen at the pet. Mr. Howard did not mine lo rest nellkseil I had the tripod fortune le see eileftLe s Land (an " prove insider ") beet bile Wen IM e O lsiale dz g .% Wok, him Nowneeled Spas IL Leona* a ami nt the Fame? • thin te he awed Waal a IL I lats. *sr there he and hi en filh. sew Is then neer. I end beat them &boat • lag& kr toren Mein* Len wise since, bat W. Day " got him er le pedal= hr this counter, and from the peat ingsrearma mama to kis form he is worthy to be reeked wag the beeZiedde f el two-year-olda the mason. Flea Me maks end shell be greatly mistaken if be dose not prove eZMIt natant for the best three-yes-old to tackle mast mew over • distance of ground. One or two of the lot Lail Ma looked capable of some improvement, sad Reny Stray ow .how to better sdvantege yet. The ass If the affair between flaunters and Anton wee IV w il d the latter displaying an ill-temper at the his reglad to go when mind during the ease chagrined hie owner, and may be the mom of serether g = between the two hones. That he add hew beaten Saun ters bed he nut ever so Madly cen eassear to bawd after the knees Cambridgeshire pertermense; bat ASONeII beciors'yoraid have pethrreda reen mid Li he ea pmely, as fa the Oehler, the Darby, ke., gay would lersetheddleas been gratified with • better &Ot thee that of Breaker en tering bow Si We eon. This IL. Plate wee lead hewn to with peat Naha by the heelers at the shire horns engaged thmein, and tar wean Trick, Ronal, the - Mares dam colt, Buhl, Tang a ll= Lao, and The Thies. The bike again that valor depeoblos which meth ow throw him over be the pet rem hat week, and saw beam be did not get to the post fa thee fee the start, whith awed ha to be struck sot of the Ca in arm Is the wain. Leo woe backed Le messy ble nety; bat ens r=l:l l.oaf ilmeely fermidable his LW eke* into socastklng which shook him a little, ea in entheatuing to re mver as his legs, ad thereby so severely &Mad me of tam that hie Weft IL the Cambridgeshire wee oat of the emetics, nth to the dismay of the " &Mae, " and those who knew what • " good thing" he wan end bed quietly Invested their mere eath accordingly. Ronal lost • aniderable distance at starting, end his astonishing pert:memo on Wednesday for the 601. Plate caused his trainer to regret having mad the U era by not startriLialthe pest event es Tuesday. Odd Trick however, of the Eases colt, Bar then sod Young H en their merits, and be did it on zat=dmthat he wee lestelled • geed fraufte hr fps i Thera hie weight was 711, ha He ked dew Wong work since the Cassowitth Medea which rem he hod been very idle Ma lameness), sad that my as- Memo In standing him wee an aria et pine ao on Gould deny when they saw the pan hamesemeet to Min, while I began to fed stadia that we enema with ea outeldt s.i "gleppy on Land) en the Meeday veal be re him Tarim. From 100 le he sprang pled tO to 8 instanter, ad he we bathed ere freely up to the how ell the start that be sow became es bed am 'spiking in the " books "of the layers. TM. was are cif the principal chops in the market beam the time et my lest latter and the numbers going op Orr the ram Ily Lathy Prioress bed rammed to her ell paftlen d the spin, ea labylo alas, to their lathe conenden, land what • mistaL they had made. The mat hens far the " King world have been Mrstiesima, for on Monday and Tueday they " peppered " be severely, some considering her lame, while others thought her • bit father gene; but the had a select few in the secret of her great pre who never stopped backing her, and the layers must t i vt i Z t unsay during the ma Tricolor wad very rueful to than, beta backed for so much money that she was at one timeNs good • favourite se El Hakim, and had the fever lasted another hour or two they mat have given way. Mdlle. de Chantilly one liked the more the was seen by the " talents," and the "hundreds to live" offered against her by the Sunday evening end Monday swam arrival. sae considerably reduced at the martin poet, where •to I was with difficalty &Liable. After the racing Monday, Saunterer, Artilliri and Queen Bees were ablisd et et long than end an Tainday morning Artillery vas Is seek strong demand that the layers wad scerady meseistelste his barkers, sad he left the pot while 12 to 1 wee beam Oka very kindly gent him. The Melton gun Wlistlng Willie could not end half friends enough to keep balsenspectable patios, and all sorts of We were laid mien Ms, from leo to 20 to 1; bun a kw Meek CMG 02 the menet orb Ong, end these who " task a liberty" were not eseelarlable view them eanseted with the stable took the ebegfee peke den km at the and " go, " We lied to undergo at least half-an-hour's anxiety elm ddrtrone starters eavatered Si the poet, arid a meet ualernmate accident happened to throe promised ilaweeltee—Mdlla de Chantilly, Tricolor, and El Hakim, Wane* memo theseceinen of Fanny Orley, who wee sense randy Is rein Odd Trick, and she did the state awns moles ley bang at everything, and Injuring the thme alma wined so marely that their bruises may ben bee • greet hiaskastos to their winning. After all, the start was • good one, end it appeared for an instant as ff Trieeler end El Hakim were about to cut down their magma from beginning to end, se they took so dectded a Led. This, however, did not last long, for Mdlie. a Chantilly rushed through Le hence as soon es they bad nettled down, end the pace she went at disposed of Trionlor in • few strides, who instantly dropped into the ruck. The French lady now had for ber attents Arti, Whistling El Hakim, Saunterer, Creme, Bird•ie-the-Hand, Odd Trick, Owen Bea Peeping Toot, Keatrel, Dunbar& sad M. Dobler ; but these teat tire, with El Rat* mon gave up the ghat, and the acting did not appear to Mews the ears of Anry sad Whistling Willis, era' cut it" es diagreeefidly that the " Rogue's Hank" is probably a tune more suited to them than the merle of the shous of their admires, for at me time sone nee so elated es to tell ee " Whistling Willie was I" bare the salt straggle commenced. ifeetieshne, Bweenteer, lard-in-the-HesL end Odd Trick wen all pretty level at the Duke's Steed, at the has Wathaelatie, who began to asepound to them at the top of the LS, End Odd Trick gong lap to obi teeing with has, she pee bet the coeds when &sawn are liceensisse nee gm her the go-by ; bat their alas to ~haat the Odd Trick time unavailing, and be ace la • emir. Per the lest be Min tie Issevy weight enteset presevern reed Manholos tasks es mown the 60 ens. bye gat sea ban Wm Opine rens wina nab et the lb*, sod Net beet ne neon awes not Inre-la-tbe-lbed ; at she down ma ken as kW, al bad wksoper meld hew bees does to Ihnsresor's leek. .V .''' rue6l, however, wee 11111411111 oespeseside to MAP, the essainse 1 dews Inn& la bier ; ere beg ea bees blesabt ems Lee when teat Intaki—en amident awed huts be delobni two se ens demeans vbisbtbas alp did es wet—there le me wag ban it Mew* the NMI sigle ben loon I see eel - Isepsens goes& to aimed es see bum eak, Inas Ole oinks el OM 'Mikes& Igetebs doe ebb her was dens kr in of ler awoke sot Wag gee sesagb fee Se den sksggle ; Ind the Alm of Me mime mid& id 68 tins (hr as WON it r» 1 wog PROGRAMME OF WORCESTER AUTUMN 11.11KTING—To-moattow. A Swear/mazes of 6 ares. each, with 25 WM; 2-yr okla, bet 71b ,• three, Ilet 716; sane sad galdiers allowed M. One wile.—To 014414 this day (Monday). A HANDICAP of 4 sows. each, with 40 added, for 2 -317 , - old. ; the winner te soil ler 40 eon., 4:0. About a mile.— To enter ibis dog (likaisy). TRI WOllOlllllllll AVTI7IIN EAW d DICAP 10 mom b ft, sal 2 roily II kind, with 100 added. Winners of MR aim sew Order fia, Mb; of 200, Blb extra. Two MAI& (19 Ms, le dykes omiand.) st lb Y:a D..,,... tr . .7-.7.7.: il ~.5 . ...: ; 1 .. ........ :1 i . . daviii - 5i,...) r 3 p-olda rod rgirodb : irrikerr Is 14 labl is *it 1 se e.. alkwabess Vkr bw. Os Si. Si a gretsr.— To aft this ky (I4allr). . (Stamped ld. AdditionaL) • Pali 11.131hDLS RACE HANDICAP of 6 son each i with 80 added ; ethane of 60 .on. clear after Oct. 22, lb extra. Two wiles, owe. ail hurdles. lb (17 subs.) Are 4 di" .67r7 .." : 10 1 7 0 tre..l: - .................: Ar 1111 ' ..- :3 1 Mt. :: i 4 :: q 10 rzr. t c.:::::::: i 4 • WIDNISDAT. A HANDIC•P PLATS of 6 wow., for all ages. Fire furionsre.—To anima Tuesday. TILL Armin( Flaunt .11•NDICAr of 6 soya. tech, with 40 added, for all e teo the second hone to ewe hie stake. Rather awe thanW • mile. (27 sobs.) ro T04477••10•3. - .:.....*. . ' 't r VI Tbilasty• .... ...... „I" '1 3.... • ••...... • • 1 501•N•44 .... ........ .. 1 11 1 ....."".'"' •I lis rnms . I 0 OIM."-•• 1 0 . z * b r i ::. ......:: : : : : : : : 1 13 e . : 1 i 111 C• 0771 1% .7 1•t a 1biiiiiii . ....... I t.. • AIM! .. ...... ....... i 1 - -.".....".: ::: 1 ill iratimmill i- i i iiilivii , s 41 OICIPTKININTII ()SAND Antroat. STISPLICKAS HANDICIAP• 4 OI 20 ears. ear* b ft, with 100 added ; the nand to same Ms stake i winners of 100 more., after October IL 51b; of two or more sack, 71b extra, About • mile. (17 . am 4 4 10 Age at lb PAAMA,_. • II 10 111•177 • • 7 I + 47 ;•VANII : 10 0 r r 1414 7 e 4 ...... ....... -. 0 0 0 7 4 ' P.130 , 241110 1 11•341ii - Z , * 10 I Assert . ' . • 9 t 11=1:4 • 1 ale =Z.' .:: i 1 Omar Pups • 9.7 • Tax swum) fhwarxaceees Bwinwrrassis et 6 sow. ash, *64/ *led, for 8-Ir-olds and weenie t weight far ages etllles allowances. About 2 miles.—To enter en ' • Tna Wonoturrra Han: Bwswenret4s el 11 sow. inch, with 23 added, for 4-sr-014• and upwards • weight 6tr a, ' Gentlemen riders only. Wlll/14211, 716 erten, ac.—To enter on Ueda,. The teem counnesce at half•past 1 o'clock. LAUNCH OP THE Gild? LOWLY BTEAMIIR. Vie have authori ty from the Board of Directors of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company to announce that the launch of than great leviathanMeam-ship, the Great will take place on Tuesday next (to-morrow), the 3rd i l n a st ir This decision, it appears,:erss not come to till Saturday morning, the preparation, for th e launch haring so far ad mitted se ta enable Mr. Brunei, the engineer, to definitely Ox tapes the time. Every possible precaution hoe bean edopted toaroure the sale tranait of the monster into Its future element. The most difficuit and henardons part of the work has been finished some time. The ways which the vassal will travel have been satisfactorily tested, *Mon Saturday the directors had the *more of 'Maiming the ship firmly secured in her cradles, and moat of the shores and props removed. The tide on Tuesday will flow until nearly - half-past two o'clock ; this, with the following morning tide, three o'clock a.m., will be the highest of the present spring tide ; so that, in the event of ally cheek or failure in the arrangeniann of lowering the ship on the Tuesday afternoon, the neat tide will be available. Already have the public been made ac quainted with the details of Iti-Mng her, and the hydraulic appliances to start her, and check her, if necesmiy. In medium to than there are, on the river side, five lighters, ens at her stem and two abreast of each ways, fitted with CVcrabs and sheaves, which will be employed in haul ' i r down the ways should she meet with any check. Very powertol chain cables, which pas right round or wider thee ship, an attached to the cranes on the lighters, and these have purehasse hens anchors laid eat co the Deptford shore, lighters will have, as it were, a double kind of istho c i war, and move across the river, in proportion se demo& the ways. Elin City Mooring Service hWeil laid dawn seven enalsoes, with a quantity of the largest cal/ for tide work, and the racceinp being of the upper sect of Depdbed Dockyard have been secured by three anchors, laid In lite direrikm which pill the greaten strength. The cable which will amp to chock the ship, shoskt such an operation be be requ ,is her own chain 2. Inches Y.l. Theeparation of lowering her down the ways win CaalailaCe at eleven O'clock in the h.lellooll. Mr. BM*, the theer, and Captain Harrison, who is appointed to the °Mond of the Great Eastern, will have the entire dirt=yd the arrangement ; and, if all gots well, this em end stupendous work of marine architecture will be stoat about two ti clock ; but whether the usual mu okleMong of the 'hip will take place before or after, yet to be learned. It is decided that she shell have no flag about her until she is really and fairly .goat, and then ire as ppm all the usual honours on such occasicas will be The arrangements on the water, as far as the public are concerned, are confided to Captain James the Harbour Master, and Mr. Superintendent Evans, of the Thames ;oboe. The navigation, as far ea practicable, will be kept clear and unimpeded. It may be useful to the genital public to know, that there is very little spans on the Mill wall side of the river (except for these In the yard where the chip stands) to view the ceremony. On the oppoits side, however, on the Deptford and Greenwich shore, directly facing the yartln uninterrupted eight of the launch may be obtained, and tthere, the largest concourse wt assembled. Indeed, the hthabitents have already ant' ad the event, and are making suitable anangemente. The brut Eastern, when floated, is expected to draw between sixteen and seventeen feet of water. It Is arranged that she will be mocestljust below the government transport buoys off Dept ford Dockyard, where the will be fitted out for sea. Her trial trip will take place early in the ensuing year. Sloe has been nearly four years In course of oonstruction.--Minder Time,. FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE GREAT EASTERN. -oCin Saturday afternoon Mr. C. F. Cartier, coroner for West Kent, held an inquest at the Unicorn Tavern, Green- : wick on the body of James Crawley, aged 22. I t t e med that the deceased of ised who was the son of. farmer in thingghbourhoo ' d of Manchester, was engaged driving pike at the works of Marrs. Soo* Ruasell, iiut to the launching of the Great Eagern, when L'" s "`rer.:2 inch lairs injuries that he expired soon after being taken on board the Dreadnought hospital ship. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." FIVE DEAD BODIES FOlCND.—Yesterday after nooninkrmation was received et the metropolitan police. office that during the day had been found in the river Thames, of Deptford, the body of a man about thirty years old, 6 feet 8 inches high, with dark hair, and drerr in:a blue striped over shirt, a shawl-pattern waistcoat, a pair of black Umlaut end on his person was found an Raciest cola, marked G. V. B." It was eureoted that he had destroyed himself. A man, whore name to at present un known, wee found in the pariah of Dagenham, in Essex, quite dead. He wee about forty years of age, S feet 9 inches high, with dark hair, and dreamed in • blue Gummy shirt, blue dor trousers, flannel drawera, lino worsted stockings, and he had his room suspendod round hie neck. A percue ; aka cap pistol was found at his aide, marked " V. R. Tower." Information was also received that on Saturday a female, name unknown, about 66 years of age, live feet and a half high, dropped down dead In Cleveland-street, Flimsy-square. She is described as being fair, and dressed in a fancy straw bonnet, a red and grey wors ted plaid shawl, a lilach cotton gown, grey stockings, and leather slippers. She had in ber pwrtaelon a basket containing 6a. in silver a calico bag, and a latch key. Intelligence was likewise received that on flatus day afternoon • resmotablydresood young female re observed by some boys to peas gong the towing path of the Regent's Cralosed precipita t e herself into the water. Information of the occurrence was sent to the police station, but the body eould not be recovered until life Was quite extinct. The body of a gentleman vin also found in the Regent's Canal at Limehouee. The deceased was aged about 30 years, 6 feet four inches high, had grey hair, and was dressed in a black frock oca, black man wastcoat, white shirt and (cotton), Wellington boom, a black fashionable cap with and a black silk handkerchief. FIRE AT A PIANOFORTE MANCTACTORT.—Yester day morning, about four o'clock, a lire happened on the mender belonging to Mr. H. Creme, a pianoforte =nate term, carrying on Innings at No. 4, Warren-mews, Fits roy-square. The demos commenced in one of the wo r kshops en the first floor. The workshops and rooms adjoining were burnt out, and the greater part of the roof was burnt og. The damage done was considerable, as a number of valuable in atauments were reduced to arm The eufarer was in sured in the Phcrnix Fire-oßce. The came of the eniafor tune could not be learned.—Another fire took place on Sear day morning, about four o'clock, on the premises of Mr. Cohen, a oar Actor, No.lo, Sumax-place,Leadenhallietrest, which destroyed the workshops and horst off the reef. The inmates escaped, but with great difficulty. Insured in the Altiraire dace. Tilt CONDEMNED CONVICT IN NswcArn.—The murderer Davia_who was sentenced to death on Saturday by the Lord Chief Baron, is in a pitiable state of mind, and ap pears to have given himself up to otter dewier. Dosing the whole of the trial on Saturday he trembled violently, and during the whole of yesterday he wept almost without sera don. No hope Is held out to him that Were will be any oar mutation of his sentence, and the chaplain has reasielly en treated him to prate for the fats which awaits him. The amention will take place on the morning of Monday, the Ilith hider. APOIRSCARIEe HALL. The following are the Mena et the . gentlemen whoring their examination in the wince and mottos of nualicion and remised reheats to =p en iday, October the 29th John Mirka. ; Nary Roes; Jamas Lander, Hughes, Ilelyhend ; end Edward Beaver Ten (SPECIE TOE NEW Tonn—LIVERPOOL, fiATURDAT. —Tie Bade and North Alenrieln Royal Mail steam-ship j Atria. Captain Stour Isar this morning for New Trak, wire full rah* of parer** end 204,0001. in gold. A , geed deal of 'hearer weifikom the Beak of %emit; the other pert rings* mover Orr amount, conalgar to the own bowie In fiew TWIL (TWOPENCE. LORD MBLOU!ID O!( INDIA. A dinner was given to Lord MOlgund, M.P. for the count= of Clack an and Kinross, at Kinross, on Pride evening, by the electors of the counties, to the num bs alai.= 100. In the absence of the Loot Advocate, Mr. Apes, of Blairadam, prodded. In his reply to the tout of the evening, Lard Mxto tee alluded to his recent election, and to sus domestic events of milbsequent occurrence ' and then proceeded tack of India. Having remarked that it was • re le instance of human want of sagacity and foresight that such an event should have taken place, and that it should have been so little foreseen, Lord Melgund mid—There is at all events this subject of congratulation in what has taken plata—that we know that the heart and oore of our country man is sound, and that whenever any great difficulty arises, they will act as men, and be equal to the occasion.. (Ap plause.) Gentlemen, I am not entitled to five an opinion of my own—at lout, no opinion of mine eau be of much weig ht — regarding the policy which to ought be in relation to our Indian empire. I think there is a eery great disposition just now and • very natural one, no doubt, to attach blame to the But India Company; and I am certainly very far from say ' leg that they have acted with wisdom throughout their pto . but, at the same time I think we ought to bee 1.11 mina - that one of the most won derfull instances of a rapid conquest, and, to • certain degree, of • permanent conquest, that the world has ever seen ; has been exemplified by the policy and through the agency of the East In= Company for It is now only about 100 years ago that the battle of Plessey was fought and won by Clive, and since that time up to the present moment we have constantly—whether for good or bad, whither we have • done it rightly or wrongly, I do not say whether we have always sided • moral part, whether we have not In many instances bun neeskrak sad taken rather a worldly view of our intweets, - A(DA most ese that if conquest and spread of Arnie= is en object which a nation ought to keep in view; the Best India Company has spread end added to the power of Omit Britain in • most marvellous manner. and therefore it is scarcely fair, when some great difficulty arises, to say at once, " Look what an inefficient body the East India Company is, bow ill they have understood the government of the country," when each evidence of power and of talent is before us as that which is shown by the con quest of that great peninsula of India. The East India Company is now upon its trial, and there is no doubt that meat c h e shall Is i e g r e Uftr go t. ; ge dm". made is m a a l n o ff n g in di w s p h ich India dos, 1 think, in many quarters at once to bring the govern ment of India under the influence of the British govern , reenre-to bring it to a much greater extent than it now is ender the immediate ageney of the British govern ment. I must say that I think there is great danger in following up this principle too far. ( Cheers) We know wonderfully little about the character and nature, about the weaknesses end the foibles of the Indian people. Representative government is very good in many respects; It is admirable sa a mean of eliciting the opinion of the people about their own again ; representative homes of par liament know pretty well what the interests and feelings and vial= of the people whom they represent may be ; but a house of representatives knows uncommonly little beyond that; and when yon step out from domestic interest,when the House of Commons lends its attention to matters of foreign peaky re to matters regarding the government of India or OP th e eeknies, I must say I think we are very apt to ens I such lase wisdom characterising their acts than is the case whin they deal with matters of domestic interest. I theeleon fie one should be very sorry to see the t of India brought too much under the M i es pmm eeiof the Home Government. (Cheers.) I have heard It said by pawns who have known India pretty well, that the =OWL telegraph will lose India. The meaning of this is that the government will think that they know great deal better how to govern India then the pet ra ew e tr have bees brought up to do so, end who know the and prejudices of the people, and that by too much inter ference with the government of the country they will disgust than, Ise undoubtedly we ought to govern, ea far as possible, according to their wishes. This is a qu estion which will no doubt occupy the attention of parliament at all events neat year, and probably for some years to come, and I have there fore those:lt it right that I should say thus mock on • ra j= which is exciting so much interest in the minds of us all. (Chem) A Sm'conouxo Anviteruitz.—The apparently half-traitorous acts of the English smugglers during the last French war, in carrying mom the Channel French pri amen who had escaped from our prisons, were in a degree occurrenom, and connived at in individual instances by the British government, whenever intelligence of tumor time was required, for the purpose of misleading the French authorities at the seaports into a belief that the English sm glen were traitors to their own country. This secret Ile could only be obtained through t hree snufflers who had their confidential spies in pay, and the smugglers, on their return with contraband ventures, bad not oWy the value returned to them in case of mimeo, but their enormous charges paid out of the secret service money. The.. par ticulars were gratuitously related by a smuggler, formerly engaged in that nefarious yet roaring smuggling trade, where every guinea doubled itself ; but, who had, in 1826, " laid his oars up in a hut on Duogenees beach, to rough through the world on his shiners, just enough to 'phi out life, bald a men, toll the bell, and pos e the grave gger," as he recklessly _expressed himself "'came you me, A sir, darter is married to an English naval Mike, " la reply to the question, How did the smugglers succeed in obtaining this secret intelligence without speaking or understanding French? he explained that the spies ' end the merchants oil whom they purchased their valuable good., and the parties who negotiated for the escape of French prisoners, all spoke English; but that the profits miring from taking over occa timidly a French prisoner were greater, from the conse quences of lulling the suspicion of the gendarmes, than the sums received, scarcely ever above 401., end a stray French man was often taken ever free to serve their concealed pm pow. He also related that be was the prieelpel party in a singular transaction, in which he ran the greatest risk of detection. The P—o It—t was very desirous of costum ing some striking likenesses of the French marshals, when Wellington was slashing them up, which Mr. J. W. C— promised His Royal Highness. The smuggler was sent for in London, and it was arranged to take over three or four French primmer', common soldiers or mikes, in two trips, the first trip to put matters in progress for the likenesses, the second to bring them to England ; the remuneration was to be doable their cost at the time of shipping, and the value of the coninhand ventures in a six-oared galley was to be paid if seised. "Over we went, and the poor ,Frenehmen shivered with fright all across the channel. the' we shoved the rum bottle to their rewiles pretty often. Well, when we landed at we was marched off to the military governor of the garrison, for him to pump the French for English news; but that wee all sham, prise for that there governor himself was my paid rpy, and he could speak English like a tru m p , the' devil a word of old, or new or broken English would he let out be fore any one. Well, as I opened the subject about the pic tures of the French generals, 1 thought he would have swal lowed me up when he opened his month with all Rorie dames twisted out of French and Euglish. yea he von got dam same villin per giv de portraits of dem 1 eaves de beeves de French general. pm 'S. illinglon to make de tar gets of his comrades by do resemblance Yid do pictures.' But when I told him that Mr. J. W. C— was going to give them to the Regent, to be hung up in Windsor Castle, it was all 'Bon, bon, Mn, and much of de guineas, and much of de bottles of de rum Jamaica per him,' for be was to ham gold and presents too. The text trip; the same blind tom foolery was acted over again with a couple more of half maned French prisoners, and I paid the governor in hard guineas foe the pictures, on his word of honour that they wore the best that mild be got in Paris. Mumma was touched off in coloured eh loured beautiful he looked ae horseback My gin-tub, but that was a picture! After that bargain was finished. he was levelled low to liberty and equality, bloomed the Regent and cursed the Emperor. And did not the H eed smuggler and the French governor keep it up with grilled sausages and small tumblers of raw brandy and sugar? The pictures were packed up, and shipped with the bales of silk, gloves, and lace, from the merchants' ware home, and we got ell safe ashore at Foil:stone and up I stetted by coach to Lamm with the pictures 'directed to J. W. C—, BK., and he Trade me sign a regular stamp receipt for the' cash. When I listed the rhino, I armed Mr. C. a handsome ailk shawl and gownpiece for his lady or sweetheart, to clinch the bargain. My era, if be did not steer a straight mune for the poker, to kmek my d—d head off I 'Do you take me for an execrable spy. sirrah, to be bribed by gold and silk?', I ax your admirality's right honourable pardon, but if yen won't have 'em as a gift, will you bye 'em, for there aiat any lady's gear like that in all Lamm? No, he would have no business with me only for his king and country. So you en, air, I found out by th at ere French general ' s picture concern, that an English Ad miralty Secretary was • gentleman and a patriot and a French governor a rogue and a traitor."—tiried Senriecifa gem's*, for November. AePtN~cALL —Ma tin ChUstleteies Eden trans ferred to the tropics. The only people who seem really to enjoy themselves are the mimeo ; they swarm in the Gal conies of the high two-story houses, grinning, chattering, quarrelling, or coring towardsinning they become drunk and uproarious. Negresses, very dloolleti, and whose light te, like nightgowns, are so Flom that it is a miracle COTT n bey maintain their position at all collect in groups, 'ad disposing their fat persons in attitudes more natural than , show their white teeth, and grin applaudingly at Zittexigand wenn who cut fantastic capers tas the streets for their edification, or expand their capacious lunge In song. Sounds of merriment, proceeding from this sable race, extend far Into the night, and do not tend to lull to s l ee p the unfortunate victim who has more than sufficient music in the b u r. of myriads of mosquiteee, which floc la through his ragged curtains, combined with the croaking' of gigantic .s in the neighbouring mangrove mamp, and who is vaiMy mating for the air which the rank vegetation choking up Ida window e ff ectually eacludev.—Biarkwoods Nargilif, for November. - a