The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

thoughtful reader. And in the theatre, their fascias- tion is as irresistible over pit and gallery as over I box and stall. If ever Ragland has had a ' Titer with whom the language, the spirit, the imagination of the nation have been proud to claim kindred, it is Sitaxernsar.. If ever a fame was na tional, it is the fame of &TAUPE/JUL Critical Ger mans claim to have penetrated the core of him, to have " plucked out the heart of his mystery I " but the rudest Englishman who ever paid a dulling at the door of a barn to see "t' play, feels the awe that ' testifies to an unwonted power as he listens to Macbeth or Lear, their majesty, unquenched even by tawdry dresses, ill painted scenery, and vulgar rant if ieve ll4 r a glory were national, it is the glory which shines round the name of BHAISPEARZ. Ills fame has gone forth over many lands, but his home is here. The opportunity of acquiring that home for the nation must not be lost. That the house is SHAESPEARKS birth-plies is more than doubtful. But that it was his father's property, and probably his own early re ideate', we have no reason to disbelieve. This is not the place for troubling cur readers with the evidence on the point, which they will, no doubt, see quite enough of before the sub ject is exhausted bb daily and weekly pre. Another opportunity is included in this of purchasing the property in Henley-street It gives the pur chasers a chance of getting rid of the ridiculous and distracting showmanship which besets such places in this country. We are the vulgarest nation on earth, where the dead are concerned. Listen to a Westmin ster Abbey verger on EDWARD III.; or a Canterbury beadle on the Black Prince or Motets A BECKETT ; or the famous old woman at Raclin on the sucked mason and his gifted apprentice. No matter how rich in historical associations, how suggestive to ' the memory or imagination, the subject of the tale may be, it is hopelessly degraded, flung into the lowest depths of bathos, by the glib, un punctuated, unmeaning rigmarole which the exhi bitor has been crammed with, and taught to disgorge hourly for a certain consideration of shillings. All this mast gradually disappear if our enthusiasm really be truer and better informed than it was twenty years ago. We trust that the showman may be got rid of at Stratford-upon-Avon. All that is wanted is a quiet attendant (a policeman would do, if Stratford boasts such an official, and he can be spared from the little boys), to see that visitors do no mischief or commit no depredation, in their desperate English relic-worship. Cards, simply and intelligibly describing what there is to be seen, and scattered through the house, would ful fil the functions of a guide, without disturbing those whe come knowing what they are to see, and wishing only to enjoy the impression from it. The office of castor would thus be almost a sinecure, except for the duty of keeping the house clean and free from damp or de a. These hints may be w ty orth the attention of the com mittee, and remove from SEMESPEAREN house, when it passes into other and worthier hands, some incon gruous absurdities which vulgarity, ignorance, and cupidity have grouped about it. The one thing we should most deprecate would be the ing that Lord MORPETH proposed—entrusting the dwelling to the care of the Woods and Forests. An outline of the following foreign intelligence appeared in a late edition of the Express last evening: The press and th e in Paris continued on Sunday to be e ngrossed by the terrible drama of the Hotel Praalin. The wretched assassin (for there is now no reasonable doubt of the criminal) attempted to escape from the misery and shame which awaits partrart i him by son. He swallowed a phial of laudanum but y , as is said, owing to the over-dose, and y to the remedies applied by the medical men in attendance, the drug failed to destroy life, although it produced great and long-continued prostration and stupefaction. The proceedings of the Chamber of Peers were on Saturday wholly occupied by this revolting crime. After the garde-des-sceaux had read the royal ordonnances, published in our paper of yesterday, the peers adjourned to the Council Chamber, and having deliberated some time, the Procureur-General du Ror delivered a requisition to the court, bearing the accu sation against Charles Laure Hugnes Theobold, Hue de Choiseul-Praslin, peer of France, and against his accomplices, should there be any. Some other formalities having been observed, the following peers were named as a Committee of Instruction:—the Duke Deems, the Count Pont& cadent, Count de Saint-Aulaim, Quin, La Plague- Barns, and Vinoens-Saint-Laurent. This committee, with the Chancellor Pasquier, sad the chistregistrar, repaired, immediately attar the semi edging of the wart, to tie Lionsabews prier, sad proceeded to Morro stn thu Doke de Perils. Upon this exami nation at the Omer, the other asesemry steps will bip taker Irking him to trial before hie peers. When that will happen road yet he aseerrined. The removal tithe wretched man tram the scene ad aims to the pima of the Luxembourg is thus hmesibed in the deritie des Thbunaus : On eatarday morning, at four o'clock, one of the Maine of the Chamber of Peers, accompanied by Dr. Andrei, phy. Mei= to the chamber, presented himself at the Hotel Pearl= with the warrant. Having been introduced into the cham ber where the duke lay in bed, guarded by the °Steers of jos ties, the doctor cubes 4d himself that the effects of the poison had sufficiently parsed away to allow of the duke's removal without risk. The builder them communicated his terrible merlon, and read to the primmer his warrant for removing him, end also the order of the King which constituted the Chamber of Peers into a court of justice. The wretched nobleman beard these dareassate read without speakiag a word. He merely made an effort to Mt op, as if to indicate that he was ready to ready the demands of jogai= His valet then dressed him, and he wee win ready to depart. He was sustained, in descending to the street, by two Rerseria,who, with other assistance, tw i t him into the earner= which was ready to receive 31. Louis, chief of the municipal police, war already in the carriage to receive the wretched prisoner, who was also se eampenied by Dr. Andra, the prefect, and the valet. The hulaeler and other officials followed in a second coach a third conveyed suet police agents and officer as had been wso to gaud the prisoner from the time Ids wise bow known. In consequence of the state of the rinser, the carriages proceeded at slow peer, au' the journey occupied an hour. At six lido& It arrived at the prison gate. During the transit the eruntenance of the duke was contracted and o with a livid paktum. He observed the stricter= When told to slight, he war too weak to move without se detest= and woe half carried by the arms into the apart ment prepared for his reeeptiom. He was immedistel a r ow it ewe bed by his valet, who was by special permirsion to remain with him for a short period. The aline journal adds that both on Friday and Saturday Mdlk. Lusy was interrogated in the Conciergerie, where sbe II still maned, by the magis trates, charged with the preliminary proceedings. She continues to protest with much energy that nothing of an improper character ever passed between her and the duke. ---- " We are aaeured," mamas the Gazette des Tri bunaux "that the examination of the body made by the medical Ma charged with that office by the magis trates, resealed to them upwards of thirty wounds, which the unfortunate Duchies de Praslin had re ceived from the hands of her murderer." The at: s nide of Sunday are filled with details which, • of doubtful accuracy, would not bare the Name interest here es they mast necasearily hare ca the spot where fhe usduard-of amity bas boo perpsdated. The Mold( datatis, ride we tabs boa the I s fata ns =god potty with the nod make of the as ch Sevelopsi by dm astodadota„ sod the °Needs whi hbos bola oda, 0/11Id. It the mobs et the 11114 law sesmiLz aa. t therl ou t wham eageasesilios w i qu a do la mos assigew betwesa sad Ise med eitee wil ate=r — o w , pries, tom at hot~ the dew ties sod deo T i ta owands, the Meer' is the la width it is summed Ihe arise lost yogpstsisL The bedgesto et the eatiplamos wes NOW br the soy ot madly al& tem Ifs mods aimosil do soma adtelsoly - , god out to is bed Ober she isral~a a The fret /dew toe ahead at dr threat oda Mei ler hoteilllik. The email dark Roofer , Rod his al Of the liseelloper of )raiser de *ldlle beattemet. Itahroe de Predia, belt. simeadigoos oat et bid, sod hied le seise the beLsepe batltl eel teed it co the Est air, sot two et lir lad* hand W marked apes the set to fir the sera At lest, she sa shed to rag the bell. The .spit, inflated to dot his strobe lesolleisat to peados hamodete death, de wedgy with nose tweedy ; it was then that • bodily gine. Isaliplags batmen Ms sad the moist wienen, rho vas sant by grlago sod whew wart mat have aseltid.l ol 4 bif allisde or& the eareene theaaht ellseigieraer, got ths d thews &beat le kw MI foot landbatitlesto te ll pead a oda To the `Aosta MAgrede, isle *fifteens 'dike Er a orbs, abe Ogle* Minot ebbeeea whit& boo Woes of dr AS 1 11.4 inGTOOMMI by sod ellerts, do dipped ; the is hat blood lsoaelli the lot strokes et the awash, re. • whose wallows bad bream ia dos saraple, awl who bad Pm thew het waive to his Idaho with the hathowd of a postai It wag at this milt that the said kwashol at the how, 'sad that Mac do Ywih saint kayo utiatod that low rota whisk prosodad the .11111114. Whoa tie Ism s& satorod. lams. do Powila maid addlow wry oat, gor spook, wow arks a alga ; but lot spa woos still opus, Lusk mg hyped. She was arelail to her had, but lih was zuss opus ; and all *Oft of what was rim ea assert bar amid M bays at has ahwadosad his. The Garth, Prams. a laritiraist, sad La Re fatale, a NA& journal. have both bees seised in their kr, Dana, by mit at tLa Moister at Justice. The medial an have oertified that the data at beelt i o s k a lt r e ci equiree him im mediate removal ATM the Coneimprie to a ',sawn de *ma. The Madrid mails of the 17th have been received, with voluminous correspondence, including the letter of our own correspondent. The retirement of M. Pacheco continues to be the prevailing topic. It was said he would resign on Sunday (22nd). M. Sala manca was, on all sides, named as the probable chief of • new cabinet. It was said that M. Pacheco made the most urgent interest with the Queen to bring about a reconciliation with the Prince Consort, and obtained the consent of her Majesty, but on condi tions-which it was pretty certain would not be ac cepted. The Minister of the Interior was to have had an audience of the Prince Consort on the subject on Thursday last. The uncertainty in which the cabinet is placed affects all public business in • most deplorable manner ; commercial transactions are every day more and more embarrassed, and money is more scarce. Bills sent from France are returned protested for non-acceptance. M. Salamanca has been condemned by the Tribunal of Commerce to deposit eight thousand pounds sterling to secure the reimburse ment. Another sum of 6,0001. is also returned pro tested to the same banker. The deposits bad not been made. The bank is encumbered with securities which have absorbed a great portion of its capital, which deprives it for the present of the power of giving accommodation to commerce. It sprain that among other investments net capable at present of being realised, it has, on different occasions, lent M. Sala manca 135,000,000, o• the security of railway and other shares. Austria has assumed a still less equivocal attitude in relation to the pontifical government, sad there seems now no ground leg to doubt her handle in tentions. On the 14th instant a courier ardved st Bologna, on his way to Rome with despatches for Cardinal Ferretti, leaving at Bologna a deeptak from the Cardinal Legate Gamin to Cardinal Amst. This despatch notifies the fact that on the preceding day, the 13th, at two o'clock in the afternoon, the A ustrian troops issued from their quarters in the citadel, and took pomession of all the guard-houses in the city and its barriers, with the exception of that at the Castello, the residence of the Cardinal Legate, and those tithe prisons. This proceeding is represented to have bees executed with all the promptitude and neglect of forms usual in war. The Cardinal Lehi , * Powirion against the military force present, could only record his sense of the outrage committed against the rights of his sovereign by another protestation similar to the former. A copy of this protest, with a report of the state of the city, was immediately expedited to 8e... Letters from Rome of the 12th confirm the intelligence we have already given of the approbation which the pontifical government has officially ex pressed of the protestation of Cardinal Ciacchi against the former irruption of the Austrians. These letters add that the publication of this approval has excited in Rome so mach the more enthusiasm, u it ia known that the ambassadors of France and Austria used every exertion to influence the secretary of state to suppress it. The populace desired to make a public demonstration of their joy on the occasion, but were restrained by their respect for the known wishes of the pontiA who is an object of popular idolatry. The Pope and Cardinal Ferretti walked through some parts of the city on the 11th, and were, of course, everywhere received with the most fervent acclamations. They entered the quarter of the Traverderins, but the enthusiasm of the populace was each that his Holiness could not conveniently proceed on foot, and ascended his earflap to avoid the popular demonstration which could not be repressed. Letters from Naples my that Santangelo, Minis ter of the Interior, has been dismissed, in conse quence of petitions directed against him from Palermo. It is also said that the judge who condemned to death the brothers Bandiera and their companions has been assassinated. The bands of insurgents which over run Calabria become every day more numerous and formidable. Letter. from Turin confirm the news that the Duke of Lucca has retired to Mara. A report is mentioned by the Augsburg . oszette, that negotiations are in progress for an alliance offensive and defensive be- I tweak Russia and Naples. MADRID, Avo. 17. On Sunday night Pacheco had a long interview with the Queen, in which he set forth his budget of state ments in the most formidable array for her Immediate re union with Don Francisco de Ash. The :lord mind was all attention and docility, and exhibited no objection whatever to the King Consort's taking up his abode in the pekoe horthwith. In accordance with this consent, next morning &Davide, sent an official note to the King's head assjor-doino nigustft that his MeOety should name the day and hour AbeaAiotya In wined the home minister would intimate ' the Chesseellaims concerning his removal to Madrid. The King INNIS NNW wording to his wont, to spend the day at the Pelage ef R John, his major domo repaired thither with for err omi received for answer that his Majesty could ms . . ...flesien Bestrides till next Thursday 1 Highly ' Ode ieley is so priming • business on which M77CseAdmire to its adjestreth lie! The semi.o Won 1.1.6 aim the she,, 11.6 watinoet thus : " In the ratentime all the timelines la ommeetion with this subject are in abeyance. If Ohe Wry secedes to the wishes el her Majesty, it is pomade by the gad of the week that we may see him lodged in the pima But we thatasereedate wee not embned for the e=nes, nary tender we believe tthl have to be reesived. 118 darks ,d 11.11•010 eener Ist: gather the Or gee, nor the geointhisth gar the theetry pia by It is hair per hen that the wasithwe as i si Mepen the minden of the pass &veld be settled, end that the L if is pride betweenr e aerelp wad laremwert, er hoyden ;if the is le assets egedltutei se at prethth et if It is te be medl lied by the snit of some elite ienshins red the earethe of ether now mos; is des, It is that, se M' wows. lithe rgeskitha dikes the lbw el dewier sada bagrega pledge Weedd be dearly wn, Mowry sad OlgOlwele hops bibs as • leg to deed woken* the othildenee berg othgrath of reek as love leen arias& by tens mend date of Deems wars sexism le ere doe whet of all thew w• resold here whited le bare Weed es near as see et of the Mlies expitheiders wide the government, upon the inW gi ef his Meth to 6. poles in width sere trees a well-known minis. tedel Untold the lard gad moot enthretie indications wpm shila drain. AU else ig demist IMen paper of the 11th give the diplomatic note athiell•Mi le the wnenusent Ober most faithful Majesty by the plairregthey Weir= of the allied powers, on the urgent thomeity of sighing with that arida of the wo wed ef Way la, whildt =to the heaths st a new ministry. The aro ire " Lissa, An. 8, 1847. " l'he praised of theerdstheas held in 141111111 S es the 21st May lost magthse the gremiese d her meet Nand Majesty's goomerned to the lithe, es well as the eendidene which were gm led wpm *r lice pediedift of PeetwiaL Sow. efthe itiprtheigne,theeeseggilemser el wtheirrimiesne risky , Mee net yr hese pat la emselks. Who enreatimeit is ladithrrthis to bobsa ie Mae eel Of the said elheiethee. It is eoyais.t to the wawa to aeon its own www.l66, and it see shtiy h not the isterden of the nudged... in impair la the lewd degree thirst this or may ether eandlith I deed prerogative et - bra Majesty. The marl ashler misled what the pewlessi was signed • bars, hiker Or the dump perils! Is thin riemonerth e rift Iftworslins aof adssiony greed ea la the prelmel, to INI be emiererred odellea to a abbot hatred to we. needd the tlt io needier to aeries with this eldest the exaieieej whir& VOW otablidigi by the owe err la etherneass, the endeethrel. ehhday hese SO bar near MOM Plekaty the pettbagewee of ri= el es 105 to the Ienlmodo• Si • WV usimiap, may say that Is pert they 1.181 a duty, bregoesit there is • right ea pert of the power, which they hew the honour to iat.—YAllllllllol. EIZTYOI7I. AYLIAN.— To his Exes, Senor Bayard." plyUp to the Meet date the mailisi w goverearent bad net rat any re- tos this note, beim idth the piedpetwatieries bed eabgeed. thirst east, mei myeaser. Gotha Pads has bens lately the bee a the pro = Le a° f lh alre Is dht ir beeme lrv t= . 1.11 ddie 1,6 alheding ht dgeggegat sent by the sidle third he dr widery sootherder et Negras, be rye that la ate theles meth that sway el the math that ia the late veer Irk trams ia debase of the therm ere new dap! ea the ald• el tbe rad.. 116 h Ires, detaly Wpm saw sad hombre light era the genre ef w the sew rebdiew It le also mid that la gray el the anodises& parte eche of View Espartos wire semisa sem the mirk THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGU4T 24, 1847. The aptatorgeneral has 15514 the Punielimed dif parka sad west is the weirrda, aim Mae elbow of aorabiniese who weetaided the delacionma ILdgret that was by_ chop sad sa the larealdidirs a year of herl= l ea the MTh% and aspeldea from the ear_at Yoe nod et praise 4 esloale t td ahem themelves at Beep sa d Wm pima, MaM emasidosable legsgaimat had taken I pin & The Como easesesso that the doetlaed to mop, the nertropo/itaa sem have boa rssrted by the Mat. cad that the salligea ehasehoe will also soces i rs7 t. o r p- plied with spiritual heads. The Faro publishes as sales/ of the taahrede central canontittas to their payload Meads, ellosotteg then to exert thatches m sareauesdy es pondldein the approsoking sleeker Sir enpplying the mans ads la the ayanteadeatee, half of wham ateshort tern oat dr ally. The Hensler makes so esleMpt at inearrestion, which took platy at Oneida OR the 12th, on the arrive of the mail. It appears that the meet seagnia• =weal of the liberal party bad redwood apes hattelna tea Madrid by that post that their fries& lad mete he. power ; end their disappointment rented itself in a ssidalight sally, to effect, if possible, a pronunciamento. Bat the Melo guard quashed their republican aspirations. Ma distinguished progreesistas have recently quitted' Madrid to go abroad. Among them are: Olozaga, Lajas, Gandy*, and Gonsabeg. The Espanol gives out that Don Cesario Maria Saes hoe been named royal commissioner to liquidate accounts pend ing between the government and the banker, Ardoin, of Paris, and ltu set out for that capital. It adds: " this measure neoemarily involves the regulation and liquildation of a great part of our old loans, and greatly affects the re sponeibility of the minister who has dictated it." After the next week we shall see more clearly whether a hopeful sail may not heave in sight in the political offing to cheer up the dismal mopeds of the Spanish bondholders in England. ATHENS, Ago. 10. Yesterday at noon his Majesty King Otho, sur rounds& by his ininistsei and his guards, proceeded is regal sires le Me new asedee et pailisment Allse tie weal Msjeray, ken lds eau ea the tams, reed the Mewls. spent : - Omdem* arab% sal the Emma ef arena esinesamment at a saw ft Me = esadenkag the pen mil dllleadt et sire wows meat ova mil sod freelema let begin by me brunt mum * Me am* mat India Ms arse la Me Mean et web= Isme wad osedmeal* Meek esouresi In *is =, net erten hoe set era 671 Mat us wilt anktren Min= earM ism adesner = I C renomirt a tbe parr iris' erne sus ,te dr em-sere of Me earn It le mar re rm. la year milft_ et Its sepresen mho% pareenee d the IMAM Mi= lllllr dwi f t r u = ONOWIIII, in▪ t sawameek tb• drommlairine Mr sleek ▪ dein duif sermerial, lase reposted the dela et Me mak* Ind aim pemenime gamenne Warr etre MO. gen is airs Ida tessyailly sagyetile ledr. It will eared lir 1 4 , .era s lea re wassens spina Met slim I Merl be en been . Laws we bees ebb te smear* te yee. Met a ellk a eneldismiegi pew bag mired the realm Met I essellemilig dadm. 11, lasea neverdra, Mr lifibanne vlll is *nib tamitses la a ammer sea lernalle Is dr Madly el le* moue* Vilna Wills me lionid. The mediereden of war Ilmaild *ado* la dewed villa my = w end de mined bey, Is m dime d then sad ens wide eagle tont:act yew parisehar lbe lellnena der meneemeab towards Me paileMeg pawn elm a *My litembenten us. Pm ilistemeMpertny memereeet will sink le gesimen lellbeiatime Me peerals a the bederant am, wuea r walnut eammearden Ms Inenede d Ms learery. agelearma srl servile* MI malalaelate the regent gamma of l an dallb owl Mil Mos tin minesi balm sad weld. My geramimb the rap et timeemellesellsin sad bed* dremennembmiseneemedhelto :=e memtering emir& et me elan tbre im :== repesins the hand eel Berme tri ed etz Mtayelaw eflenelda be seimitt as year allbanitime by espsasmt la vowel mOwe et Me Wed, ark* wen* mallen wy yew tsest were, gen* le labe pre belbrne emineeisment de. ea Aber were I art peer pertnelady reememeitel es the ehewbssea enennerite pureest essanalalky mem may Me the of or reMsilasm I de net Imitate, genlearm le wpm* ow irk le pen sad w a lilles=o 7 t leer gelded= ere sw greeters at mei up lipase endues fte tbe Tellharg ead tbe mem% let ailemiewla mere rano 6r the he, Mee Mat an Men MIA w® Mier as Ma Ids divine pre. trade& I predrill Ms cur at ie ors *et ninon of Me mod heirken pried. It was not until the last moment that Coletti paid the 18,000 dollars in cash, and 20,000 in a bill on Mr. Eynard, to the British government. It was shipped on board the Locust steamer on the 6th, just in time to enable his Majesty to insert it in his speech, in the ungracious terms he has done. Little or no opposition is expected in the chambers. It is doubtful if even a single opposition member of the half-dosen who have been returned will sit to be laughed at. Coletti will now have it all his own way, budget and all. Horrible accounts continue to be received from klissolonghi and Athenian* of the acts of the brigands. On the nth July, a band of 40 of these wretches, some dressed as gen darmes, and others as frontier guards, under the orders of two men dressed as officers of the same corps, entered the village of Bissell at noonday, went to the house of Despotopoolo, the opposition candidate, but he was not at home. They then seized upon his brother, • venerable priest, and his wife, bound them, poured boiling oil upon them, and then robbed the house of all the plate and money. Some of the same band plundered 16 houses in the vicinity, and one of the primates of the village, attempting to flee, was cut to pieces. The government takes no heed of all these excesses, nor does it attempt in any way to check them. The elections are not yet finished. There yet remain five or six colleges to be returned. Accounts have been received bee that Gnus has found an asylum in Previa for himself and eighty men. He was admitted by the governor, under the gua rantee of the English comet It is said that the Ottoman government will offer Gnus a command in Albania, upon the frontiers of Greece, so as to attract our army there, and leave the eastern frontier open, in the event of the difference mentioned in the King's speeehnot being amicably arranged. Affairs is Albania have taken a decided turn against the Porte. The rebellion is spreading. The tribe of Tumid* formerly allies of Ismail Pacha, have turned against him ; in fact, from Bond to Tounouria, the flag of insurrection only Is dying. The Turkish general at Ai is in a difficult position, fur Oittleka, who ms ite Als himself meter of Detritus immediately ' after the &pouters of the pasha, h as followed him foot by foot, blockaded him, and cut off all his supplies. The paths and the Governor of Pennine have offered terms of concilia tion to Giuleka. This proves their danger. The only terms, it is said, that °Wake will accept, is payment of his ex penses, the abolition of the conscription, and Albania to be governed by its own chiefs. The English squadron is gone to the west coast. We have only one French line-of tattle ship at the Pincus, the Inflexible; the other, the Tri ton, is gone, it is said, to Toulon, as worn out and unser viceable. Several cases of small-pox have appeared in Athens. The only English man-of-war now in the Pinetts is the Harlequin. The weather has been dreadfully hot. MALTA, Atte. 16. The Locust steamer came in on the 10th from Athens, bringing ninety thousand trance, paid by the Greek government as put of the interest due upon the loan. The English squadron had sailed for Patru, thence to Si. coast of Albania, to leek after the Turkish blockading unarm. Grim had left Seats Mann, and taken refuge on board the Matins. On the 12th the French steam•Sigat• Panama arrived Ise Teel, Gerbi, Sfax, end Tripoli, having thus I lse& a tour Mee gulf, of Syrtis sad Hammered. These sort of ilkpleys have a great effect upon the natives of those semisivillsed pima. 'They have hitherto imagined that England was the Is t naval power in the world ; but the emend 1* those waters of line-of-battle ships sell eMai tse be" =did !a a great measure to diepel than Moste. La MKS& men.of-war has not riled Sfax and Ould firt *any _years. The French Sr. playing a awasise They are endeavouring to son Wish or at lust their laleasse, in Bar bery, as they in Greece, and they will seressa. A sae of abandes euened a few days ago. Same time last miler e geumm el brume wind lien in his rat. beht&g hedly with hisa.sseepa Ms wile, ham whoa he had bola laiday ispented. Os gulling Males hr the Le, he Ish his three at the Mises Osnea's =MI as boardars. " Vtle d =t, stems, the sad= usina =in an meumei amen, sad tree up her high. at the amanita Heil. Hose, des sseseetsl masa= to get Esesosiss of het Alm inkier, , sada* kakis is selL To ant Yds, en ohm Women to the Ardent aseempsaied her In a lest into the tiors har bour, =km the ]liar Case' ted their young ladies wen aang he • ben, the serekret's beat pallid shag sldo end ha l* name* the abbot laughter, about 17, hue their bon, end sand away. The fespectat of police ailed the ring lady at the hotel, and endeavoured to psysaedm kw to Men to the school, bat without Week The next bey hell* WI shad hefore the court by the Mies Canna Ihr a =lhas• of the yens hay, mad the ease de cided la hoer *Mal. Tho young hay, however, refines to leave kw oaths., asa It rawalma to les seen how they can e lera t riegisia, " bi t ' ward her iey et frue ' Bayne to Athous, fell is with an lasibh brig a al lin er dim= deem She sent a beat en heard, when bead the ma*s. Seel, or red drunk, end ealy we men and two boye ea board. It appeared that the bele hat OnSeadasple with a full craw, bat se Welly that they I= no we= ea beard, and the captain weld an stay to est say. Whoa through the Deekmease the nerd a= her no no the boat, and left the ship, not *auks le go to ma in a vessel without water. When the ,eqdo banded her, the poor fallow at the helm was am* dui with Wen; he said he had been there two days eel is. nights, and wee nearly wen en. The Hariequia ant en odor sad a boat's Grow sa Indea, sad took her Into Athens As lea Heels was about to sail to Malta, a remises arliptat and Na men was seat on bead to nivigale her le She arrived Isere In saffarg en das UNA, and is sow primping ommatine. Altbsegla ths lisalegain ay claim a salvage, it is to be Wisithst fleo swum will not forget the yoga( =start who Huh soma and a minable cargo of grain Whip Me • Mali poet. The legislature ought to pre um km whisk wovid saletaally prevent nth persons as the swim sf Ude bet from obtaining a command, and pu=sueso's lives sail progsmar at the mem of a demotes, maim The NON el the brig is the Competitor, from Upon); bound Is Lanka. ALEXANDRIA, Ave. 9. As the French steamer leaves this to-morrow rinoraiae, and a mail far Bedaad b her is *aid this after arm at Ave, I think the Worm*. reir•idea an earth quake, by whisk we were vidasi tAr isplielere yes eerday, may be walk eemeassisMing. Oa Saturday staerng t the 7* kaau alt* estenez a r= WM /Mak Gating with a Mead at bis the Lake Mareoes. A *elk vna ty as ed, *a first part of which was Metably iIWASISSII4 tae T is gwiskt be rsir lig* esssloi_,„__lmilisal The ladies simmerow as ths &Edna weegatek as we immay rushed hem the „Ok i ,* twain, ee2r/Lmoment to be Ile MN, er swaS=C a re albs earth. es *b. arms Alessnedi was, &I ' M( • WES= of emile ret tlib us t In a few = a r , pardally fnCOVIWIL, lkf On our ultimo* Ware to thtialMeitoeses found the tea and 1/01110411.14 (orbit* hot jog beim filled oa our rushing oat) half espy. NM many tiingest. I observed by my vista% theeß Weed ens mid • half. At ten we melee& la She town, and that Illehummed Bey's hams In the Arsenal was cracked from top to bottom ; • alias* ia a SWIM state ; the earner et a large hewn down; meet of the delis ; *lures and earthswwire beams end dentegel, but hoomoook no lives were lost. The whels wegalatitm had lashed to the squares many undressed. This morning we have gmeinsts from Cairo that a principal mosque has fallen, SOMIII hews were thrown down, and some lives lost; but the greatest anxiety prevails respecting Syria, as the best-inhemed per sons are convinced the shock came from that dlrestion. At 11, I went on board the Ripon, and learned that about eight o'clock they fancied the ship had Wank the ground, or something had come in Wiliam with her, but they had not experienced any nanswel meties. The in. habitants are gradually recovering his their fright ; and I hope a to witness a similar scene. The Ripon arrived here at noon on Thursday last, after a very fins The Indian mails are not yet reported at Sues. passage shall consequently be very late in England. ASCENSION, JOLT 4. We have had refreshing showers during the last two or three days. They did not come before they were needed ; so many vessels have spoke in here of late, that our tanks were almost drained ; and fears were arising that man and beast would have to be pieced on short allowance. The Wanderer. 16, Commander Montresor, having ar rived a few hours before the despatch of my last letter, I had not been made aware of &misunderstanding which has arisen between the captain of that vessel and the French admiral, the nature of which is very similar to that which brought Lisist.-Colutnander Edwd. E. 0 ray, of the Bonetta, to a court merthd, and got him dismissed his ship, howj ustly or unjustly I will not say. It appears that on the pmage from Sierra limns to the Cape de Verde Wands, the Wanderer, on March 4, fell in with a French brig, which duly heisted her colour,. Commander Montneor, however, having suspicions of the vessel, chased her, occasionally firing a gun in the direction of her, to bring her to; the brig, however, nothing daunted, stood on, and it was only after a chase of fourteen hours that the Wanderer was enabled to fire so close as to bring her to a sense of her duty to a British cruiser. On boarding her, it would appear that she wee found to be a bona fide French merchant vessel ; but un the boarding officer returning to the Wanderer, Commander Montreeor expressed his doubts on that point, and ordered the officer again to board, to exa mine the hold of the French brig. On beingrequested to open his hatches the Frenchman declined, stating that his easel was laden with gunpowder. The boarding offi cer then, by Captain Montreeoe'e express authority, pro ceeded toopen the hatches with his party of seamen, and thus, it is alleged, violated the very principle which the French and British governments had in view in framing the late convention for the suppression of the traffic in shins. Gunpowder was found to be the real cargo. A very imper fect knowledge of the said convention, it is also alleged, would have sufficed to show that the duty deftiving on the boarding officers consisted in identifying her nationahty, and baring satisfied themselves that she was French, the object of her voyage or her cargo would be no longer of the slightest importance to them. The admiral commanding the forces of the King of the French has officially appealed to our commodore, Sir Charles Hotham, against the "illegal deed," and the question has now been referred to her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. How the matter will end you in England will pro bably learn before we shall . The Wanderer, in the mean time, has gone to Cabenda, with provisions for the squadron on the south coast. She sailed hence on the 24th ult. Should her ship's company recruit their health there, she will remain on that coast. Of the 22 men she gent to the hospital here, five repined, seventeen remain, one at present dangerously ill. The best conne to follow would be for the Admiralty to order her home, for she has a most sickly crew, almost every man of them having suffered, and being now debilitated from fever or some other diseases peculiar to the climate. The Kingfisher came in from Sierra Leone on the 2nd inst.; the crew rather sickly (a slight fever with catarrhal symptoms), one man having died on the passage. GERMANY.—PRUSSIA.—BERLIN, Auo. 18.— The trial of the Poles made no great progress to•day. Only one ease was under consideration, that of If osscsenski, a landowner, accused of having contributed money to pro mote the designs of the insurgents. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE.—A ommuni amiss hole this city, published in the PreussiselseAllgemeine Lilly, Miasmas that the talk about the projected bank at Sena Garay is not likely to be realised. The writer mkt kie negiaion se the tea that no steps have been taken to amen the reeetaities et Its now u legal tender in the serious Booth Gam sides. RUSSlA.—Lettres from St. Petersburg in the Ber lin journals, dated the 12th of August, state :—The expedi tionary mrp of demean having beta &abed from Oulont chous by Komooka, arrived on the Seth June on the heights of TouroMidegh. The maples of the troops in this vicinity, so melmady mbandem, has produced the most hesi*fel egret epee the Wdien in general; this great dm ems seabed, the sematmedwin-chief, on the Bth of July, ins may whin te see the end of the cholera to nouns his operations whit the rebels. In the camp of Dagheetan, and at Teak Khan, Moues and Tchiryout, no new case of the opidomie had appeared for some days, but the scourge had brakes out is the plain of the Koumyks, and in Tchete.hinn. All wee perfectly calm to the right of the line of the Caucasus, and on the eastern side of the Black Sea. The cholera had not reached those parte. TURKEY.—CONSTANTINOPLE. AUO. 4.—The ap pearance of Grins and his party at Present has given rue to some remarks against the English. Mr. Bourqueney accuses them, if not of actual enmity against Greece, yet, at all events, of a certain connivance with those disturbers of the public tranquillity, and demands of the Porte that it shall inlet upon the seizure of Grim and his party, and then transport them to Janina or Adrianople, as was com manded some weeks since. Lord Cowley does as if he con sidered every apology on the part of the Eogluh agent at Present as a humiliation for England, and is either silent or sneers at the credulity of Bourqueney, who seems to take the exaggerated cry at Athens for current coin. Lord Cowley li said to take the part of drives, and this seems the store probable since otherwise the Porte, which is convinced of his good understanding with the Albanian rayahs would long stns e have arrested him, and placed him under safe custody. The fact of this not having been done is looked upon as a consideration for the English agent at Presera.— Hamburg papers of 20th inst. PERNAMBUCO.—By the Mary Queen of Scots, which arrived at Liverpool yesterday, 'striate have been re. rived from Pernambuco to July 4 ; the intelligence, how ever, is unimportant. Exchange ruled from 26 to 261. WEST COAST OF AFRlCA.—FuLhotrea, Atm. 22.—The Claudine, of and for Hamburg, km arrived of hers from Sierra Leone, in 46 days, and landed passenger' : Mr. Oldfield who, it will be remembered, aeoesopenied Messrs. Lauder 's upedidem, and is now the only survivor— this !condemn, at mass; Els an appointment in the Vies- Admiralty Court at Siena Leans), Mx. Carr, Mn. Eder, and Mrs. Kock. From whims, it is karat that the slave trade on the coast is es Welk ea ever ; that 1,316 slaves had been leaded from deumwele at Sierra Leone from May 4 to Jess 26 of this , and that the last slaver taken was a Bredlian brig for deception, called the Buelah, of Portland, U.S. ; was sent in by the Waterwitclt, Capt. Birch, la sharp el Mr. M'Lure ; this vowel had 610 slaves ea bank end was Mien in with on June 10, lat. 2.27 8., keg. 416 R. The okay was healthy. The Comte des Fierires, fume Gambia, in 44 days, has landed Capt. Howell, of 16i W. I. Regimat, and Mr. Barrel. The schooner Harrhane, from V - alperaiso, in 112 days, has arrived, hay- Mg an height 71,000 dollars. COLONIAL CEYLON.—The dates from this colony are to the 10th of July. It is stated as • report, in the Colombo Ob server, that a circular had been addressed to the heeds of departments, calling upon them to make every peesible retrenchment in their expenditure, in anticipation of a de ficiency in the revenue. The total iamb into Colombo for the quarter ending the sth of April,lB47, wire valued at 352,0261., being • &memo, es compared with the value of the imports in the corresponding quarter of 1846, of 76,4301. The total value of exports was 195,9651., beteg an inereeee of 6,9941. The increase in the value of exports we. in coffee alone. In all other articles there was a decrease. A dinner was given to Lord Torrington by the serchents of Colombo ea the 10th of Jane; the sentiments expand by his lordship on the occasion gave general satisfaction. But I his lordship appears since to have got into hot water about " the great Verandah gnostic's." He may he right in the view he takes of it ; but it was unwise to quarrd with the inhabitants about so mere • trifle in the outset of hie " reign ; " and so far to forget the dignity of his polities, as to treat their recognised representative with a dares of discourtesy, inconsistent with the amenities of intercourse. NEW SOUTH WALES.— The news from this colony is to the 13th of April. Peremptory orders had been received to reduce the military force there to a sighs rai ment. In future two regiments are to be stationed in Van Diemsn's Lend, and two in New Zealand. The 68th foot was to proceed to New Zealand early in May. Orders had been received to revoke the patent for terming the new colony of North Australia; 20,0001. had already been ex- pended an it. The tide of emigration continued to set in strong fr om Van Diernen's Land to Sydney and Port Philip. VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.—The governor had issued • circular to the magistracy, with • view to esosrtain their views respecting the continuance of transportation to the *okay. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.—The linsaM dostralian of 13th April mils We hare theme authotirr tor sistimm Orlspaimik Wks, la lk . ri g ispiLso WM • . ttle t ger=f ai rhe Jai Amerellma 0•14 even" mil Is emmat Marna W Mete per er Immrste t mass lserL amsksatele. mmd Um Mr sable tasa, have le Or lanslea Wow* at Mb alms =mg be I = s tee Was ash la the Ma Ma realm the both hme_MS Mesta ham of MI saes Nab, Mad, la the &Mal ar WlMahrm ma OM smarms et the Odra raigelh A PRISM! Musing. " His Highness the Priem of W fsd " lays th. Biberfelder Zama', ' has aim mks, that at Is game la the ossusq , ( _On'AMO) dull be blast is la the insigne Sark. sad kas toti atetadao ilsaes u lisavist dot the prudes if met far yeammiley amaranths flw *my isas to tame shall iA Man be diesastimai." _ the menu! 1311 133 ‘2pker caw= lbei sse ue seeeWieree Naweb, ratkes Osse ewa Owes, Capt. J. C. a were the Ilembirs ot W , Lolly Howerl, and Ca. Beetle& awl lad y The pomp from Rotaries owapied 22 been. A CHAITIBT BANE.—The chartists are raisinfl o ot wriptiona to establish a bank, to be celled the " Bank," with a capital of 50,0001. ENGLISH POSTAGE ON LETTERS FORWARDED HT THS AXIMICaIf OCIAN STIAMIIII.. —The following re marks appear in the New York Herald with the superscrip tion—. Ocean Mail Pasha liervisa—Maseent of the British government" !Allah amend has exhi bited a spirit of mean and dimagetabie in regard to our new line of mail semmem. At ithesen, the postage on letters carried by the Newel elessmos mew the Athletic, yr fixed et Is. steal(, Or 24e. Ow Axed the pule. by** sew Asierkan steeMM l Te lla wi l 24e. C oe the man bEehe Watidegiem waneenr ried at the rase of Us• laser. Theis =sibyl.= fereurisd from Southato Labs wen charged lest . per lease extra, thus the pease torus the Atlantic dde.— This lime el is the mere discreditable, from the feet Sleet the lli = ni eseile, arriving at Boston by the Canard simmer% esteist by war government from that city to Meerweek et the beat Mee awed by law ; u it has always bees the thin doer gevenneet te peen the existence of the nog medial feeling towards Great Britain, as well in sums w Mews; as in era sitting Mails across oar mania to her miming with the host possible expense to her. Ear vs liar this bled Ages le a vines! embargo on ear matirprim, semi . t t ralend attempt to frown down our efforts at esiNgeibies • isseesif is steam naviga tion. How dare AMISSIS attempt te rival on her own domain the empties of the mai ? This is her language, and with the ill humour of a emu old exclusive of the aselest regime, she bridles up if ewe venture between the wind amd her monopoly. We cannot at present retaliate. Cogger has fixed the rata of postage by the Cunard line, at t four cents ; and until next December there is no sea= to meet this gross imposition of the British government. The president has no power to alter the law or to go lanced it. The British government will, therefore, continue the pitiful exaction, until we shall he in a position to retaliate ; when it will lower its rates with a flourish of trumpets about liberality, and the earnest desire of the British govern. ment to cultivate the most friendly feelings with the United States. This is a mean and paltry advantage taken by England. It is the intention of our government to retaliate by the only means possible, before the meeting of congress — that is, by raising the rates of postage on the mails carried between Bonin and Montreal. These will now be raised to the highest standard allowed by the law, and congress at its next session will be recommended to enact such retaliatory laws as will compel the British government to abandon its overcharge on mails carried by our steamers. This affair hes formed the subject of a correspondence between our minister at the court of St. James's and Lord Palmerston. It has also been discussed at an extraordinary meeting of the cabinet this morning." CHINESE COLLECTION.—The present proprietors of this highly interesting assemblage of objects, which was formed by the late Mr. Dunn, in order to exemplify the pro ductions' manufactures, appearance, and other particulari ties, of the Celestial Empire, have, with apparently some wisdom, and certainly very great enterprise, undertaken to army the vast repertory of Chinese life, arts, and sciences, which was located for some years at Hyde-park-oorner, into the provinces of England, in order to afford the inhabitants of the great provincial cities and towns an opportunity of examinieg at leisure the very eurious collection, which so long proved an attraction in this metropolis. In order to accomplish this novel undertaking Mr. Langdon and his co-proprietors have had constructal7 carriages,which when placed in juxtaposition, in the form of a parallelegram,consti tate a noble and well-proportioned saloon, 175 feet in length, 50 feet in breadth, and 3 0 feet high , in which are arranged in compartments, and in the same general form and manner as heretofore, all the objects constituting the Chinese mu seum already referred to. An enterprise of this magnitude argues a correspondent spirit, and in justice to the proprie term it must be admitted that the exhibition, as shown yes terday for the first time,was alike impressive and interesting, from the grandeur of its arrangiamenta, and their eatire novelty. A travelling band of musicians, clad dli CAnsoise, accompanies this stupendous procession of carriages through out its provincial progress, and from the good taste and harmony which appear to preside over the undertaking, the happiest results may very fairly be predicted; and, indeed, Mr. Langdon merits the most complete success, from his endeavour to convey instruction and amusements into the remoter corners of our sea-girt island. - - - CORK ELacrioN.—Sir : In a recent article in your excellent journal, to which my attention was this morning directed, and which had reference to the Cork alsetios, yon were pleased to class me in the eategetry el time wimp as duct and language daring the late seals* have diservell sow sure as unbecoming gentlemen. Bare yea exercised ties power you possess in castng one pub& um SO SIMI a reflection you should have made youneif appointed with the subject. I defy any one to point tea single word, phrase, or sentiment uttered by me during the whole of this unpleasant business unbecoming my station se a geatlaesaa— nay more, which the most fastidious martinet mese& le me could take exception to. I think it but coaanses jesting that I should not be included in your category of election worthies who figured on the Irish hustings. lam about to enter on a new sphere of action, and all I ask from you, as an English gentleman, is fair play.—Wm. FAGAN.— Feltrim, Aug. 19.—[In his "new sphere of action," Mr. Fagan shall have " [sir play " at our hands ; and than is something in the tone of his letter that leads us to hope he will deserve it' - • THE FIRE IN TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD.—The fire that occurred yesterday morning upon the promises belong ing to Mr. J. Walker, organ.huilder, of Franctsatreet, Tot teoham-eourt road, noticed in our paper of yesterday, has proved to be of a more disastrous character than was at first expected. The manufactory and the timber stores occupied an area of ground considerably more than an acre, and tbs., was a large stock of organs on the premises. In one tow partrnent of the premises there was a single organ, jest WNW plaid, and ready is be sent to Ireland, almost as lane es that at Exeter Mall, valued at 1,1001, which was entirely destroyed. In the open space between the front shop and the back factory, were piles of mahogany and mime valnahle woods, and owing to their contiguity to the IMlngaga mom, the casting houses and metal shops, not man Om Am minutes elapsed after the discovery was made Ware every building, and all they contained, except the keen became wrapped is ese immense sheet of eis great was the light dawn eat that it was &sandy vbiliebeas all parts of the seas polls which eamod a gamma net of the engines. Lie several workalage were tisf fifty organs of mime alms, all of nig* were The foreman of the wee% states that the steak in tre=sZe destroyed was worth been 10,0001. to 12,0001., and, with the buildings that have bees levelled with the ground, and the value of the men's wobble mobs, he thinks the whole damage mald net be km ties 2101101. Tbo Wanness mon the property MI met needy sawn the ha The cams of the Are is isknewn. Upwards of Mig wesitaten have been thrown eat et emgleymmi, aid bavelset disk Mob. Many of the neighbouring home ware mai Ware& INQUEST, YKSTZRDAT.—FATAL ATFIAL—MAN SLACIIILTBE.—By adjournment, before Mr. W. Baker, at the Union Flag public-house, near Whitechapel Char Th=the death of W. Coney, aged slity-oas, who died y, the 14th inst.—T. Pew stated that as latarday night, the 7th inst., he was stseding sear the Amer of Caborne-street, leading to HigAstreet, Whitobspel, end tow a man put out his foot and Ilailsavair to bin the de wand, who was passing by him. The isseami and a scuffle muted. Snead Aber men eme ezia lt the endeavoured to rob the demo& who niebrod, ef , e met struck him a violent blow on the ben Th e then attacked him, end after a severe elettiN, he AB heavily on the pavenott. HIM aarulantadeeerilloser award was relent A a MA a I lawasibilft. arabisi= from the noes, end etukun wenoiestbe deed Mr. Llewellyn, e esta, in lifoon•AseeA Widteellterd, said that ha was eWed to the deseent on Welleaslisy, the 11th tort., end band him to a ANA se isondbility. He appeared to be eiffering bun ernes Mage. He died is the &Bowleg Saturday. Wham bed Are made a pest martens emamsefen of the body, sad eselbed death at transudes d bleed en the beld E, wblth it his *eke wee produced by the Aligner Ise• bed reedved, Sewed Alm witness" were ezendoed, who torrebaded the hot ilk. in every particular. They stated that the deuesed nas,aret barbarously ill-used by the mw, end by theme who bad congregated sear them. The inqsdry wee eveatuelb adjourned, for the purpose of affording the polio" as mgn tunity of discovering the radius'. seIrfRAORDINARY ADVICE.—On the harden of tar imegaz, withinthe boun aissee,ds of the Hydrologi ad a leaseese, ft sbate net lm ea lid Era who weii ba to essedeisel ime ef esa. Ille _sea, The bed inked a ma's heft hba whida leiseale hawk ha. 1111 be lived by his ham, he add ail vadieldaii ealealea a W. g am= the di asaaY and geperlis ea- The yflyea wad delesrdad they g i r l s eak; sheeki be pat ea end le ha Nem would, a be a way ; and gay Mated to the esa se =.B .. . said a ft reelnia dse old mathey would, they rise the seserity of aides thelaw'into their ass Under wash dreaastasses he sought the whin of Ids oasis, who widared saw what to tae leiwla f easel ; " This Ms sow beams a serio usAllegr affair o . Yea mast keep the eiel sea la order, sad the aet salgest theaseives or their Warm to the .taut rbit el berg efiewalted by Ida. Sear IMO of then will shwa lip. eal ibis wSI hell to a Needy had ; tali" you will laws le wawa Ise any .. he nay arm& to the govereasat. My what, theraildtell• that yea, being neeesa of kin, shall kill him at ono, eat gat ea ard to our usable. No oar as had fault with be hang your father ; were be net, I wad& do it a~aslL" 1M Ni IN awvinoed, and the father's lids w akea the hi lowag rarrnsing in the awst lamas amber, by , hate shot dead ea lies - owl liss metier wee suppeeed le be ova. okapi tot he sheliea of allwarase. Not se, however ; the bete waft de the era of the nearest a sWa, he had yadelde le lad l oth In &wanes Ale, tars be sew weralne le geode the orities, and le give ir laws lathe away ail aea may be milled to anoint for nada a Idea, ble Mrs r, hair weft thee* be be mewed of kist.—dar- Asherh 19. PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH A HARBOUR OF REFUGE IN TORRES STRAIT. The rapid development of the pahideb gad Es . ~we of Anotaaaa settlmsa-- latalaknalMi by the easseplion of enilhot maga gmenmeat amphog —sad the Impertemer of isilitMeg bee asmioniestisa with the amaskor , Nod wMk the marts Mae Aliatie Archi pelago, to walk Moe only opened a trade is at prank directing satenden to Torres Strait. Lam; elapse ban stamapeekehr are pedediaally ta tantalise M its sera reset. And as ft is, large gets amerehermass pa. easually Maws! M. The of the Pert assfagMs wedeemet moat now be obviorr2 The place is banes, sickly, sad oat of the way of mask As a batboy: of rehge, or a resort fur abipwreekerl merles% it is a mere meekery. But a post if needed to supply tuft clesiderato to such vessels se adventure upon the enueal ea* Ration of Torres Strait. The following remarks, out Cape York as an eligible station for this purpose, occur in Mr. Atka'"Narrative of the Surveying Vimp a g else Fly," wilt be pinned with interest in the fire natant to whisk we Ma averted: plzemee wawa eh his do tar M alme shit' to Ws writ veil thee sill helm prig dawn* hese art win be ma hid haws aim sight stip Tat lisa hi stater ague ire ha the sentherser sad es are iimingh draw= Other Waienday had eh ray ha et ewers; pas Iris • mile se re die = in demna Om erg Tares de* rpelvtliarnatarA thaw sera at as Nstk soratni a all hit them to Is as anildwerd. air r Irsienip Mod at die elems et rose the onriay ng latter Was Ihey bags amiale a to by lb the best tat he Tara resit es the verwarr seal= awry te be reeemmill Is Imp hela. g dram a past taws selshird slider air Those mar Ids mash of ideaasa ........ fldtt:/ ih s .m amrmeimmn We Is ril widen haft give New t ier = . llll• '— = route • sigh yet, • se tise endue lasi st Ids Orb Pada with the hod it de bild=ind pam Omagh Tres Slur as the arta sed mod rite, lie did a eashmiska dor hid be Invainio assalege Is Ire oratialllaanalling sheals. However Wm& • end mina may ha the surveys of Toms hit and the Ord Ida (bete lying WE the aeraemt coca of Aso his), It mat drys =ha • hash navigstlom slight ad. dents, yea se bry melds; sham is the teekontr. =halm owns Is as divonsialir or sardent. we mat of coinpletniens samias he the fi = t our fah lb. reel (to say nothing eg earalssman and la the asaigar), will alma hoes pretty laelt arFa has ths had parig through The litchi. Is the wrier gf ha hit in all, re reel win nerdy east ha • mad time to he Os lir el the grew aid phlegm la the hrs. The eiremarass am of marl aguieVes. At lazi . a . tilae the imeevist paha refugs bit the bale ewe Ph dial hes health Tat, or he Thr, ea still further to re vineyard. CI T= alma eat ibis to as low and dart to make an, Nat It way hey be adandetemd ths alibi, nag elm ate wool mast be regard re wh Is , a crowded vital ht. Nagy pier litor slurping great res ha ban semella to threw Ibmseres on the hceirldityM re aW Delakinetlaming at Caws. Now • pat a Ceps Yea a be alabilest, wadi ast say rarer the keg sal =L I : r ..`=. 6 T. vd= but i t t o s ti mT. A art e c law' tr. di ea laser wr wad In is is mwe seart of the iser• wilanhia peg at is ads er eltWe sima rah would the wreaked stews ea asibr ash diadem as la a few days they sight t a prig hello ems paha be he hie; such i s 9 1= tee rest aver ._, Miry of interhanteetko al speedy at elver. sg is am at alpwreek, many hoe ones art to slid, slab as the saryleg ed aura proclaims, par or ran= and, are a war is do rho pnagag la a wary pit dare owe • pint would be mast valuable, mil Ito behrtmee is dray firmaiss Irtft tb ingineniatina of the acre verse prig by Win rah ff • war he eadtbaly Is With sag maidbehrig m sash mead, santrig reins re Cape Tsai, ammand lbe wile et we anemerse between the blab Pads hie lainesers. Id adhbg • lookaa rain Rog ddis; as hi stried by drab of the shill b Wet ver dad =hew abereeter, end by bra th sodhilall with ailiewied recto and rig inlay w t hoer ma raprose ellonscla, whkh wad dig haw sad errs et but • farce superior in .artngdm rat. the rhos al • aetlay plot In torrea Strut wooldiale • mil wool gift amaying is sada, es &knees ought Wig 110 Orem op at at postallea hist any force the could laid stank It veal, de • Imp her Os arm would hardly b d ardent Inasehne, and It whit be she Maya for her to Mil re rah what big doeresind lowed by one of our eve, its yeah is ha= ad ward= col the party Mal& lag enlist, las asty say, trawl in Ara and 'Armenians of sera are eafghbabd d Owl Ted Is Yadly superior to Port _____ The at ef lab Is held tern, but the constant fresh beam a Ore Tat at at hash amen produce • math nanidds pat iellginlina eye be lune, whoa at Pat Neigh ray pea dig is tamed to t 0.,.. If the post he asthma la Ira Day, Ida hey dome might Per d the bath may Marla ad d d gnat be the full b d eraught o la f the r ••••••■1•,••• •••easkieg • drip of di garden ground between as er ere; alaee ea sae aide sesseseed rand aaa of god gars bad, baba a she di hew pads, mad shroud by .e amp may bre, that NO tot be heir; Mir ere conwed by • ghee thesserable idea dhow s head ere. Oet trim teal tit ids at hams fa stis re would ho UPI. Omen near ter d boar Nat, IN tear right, Mere the elpstra wog be add dal is ass make of the appera at had. • had* geogy Wei two minim would he in he at ths man, as hall It twY be as to babe at all hes et re Ws Mina A. el dads sr dlwaaa. In Mira to the sala d rah at sisell hwa Mari mantinned the frequent and smarm mmitshe with do rest atlas world, and rearm area= lagreshe wlo hairs. se ameba to do ear at • man sad Wald party. gets hada scenery d the has ad lire had wig net he Mama as heed ant es the hi hi lade ef the redisals; as I heir on the contra", dr dray sham at Nit Them hes had all Influence on the dash thent An dr as my wan pima doh gOO% f i re were anadheed air, I meat Mir the at Cape York for rare Oar se Pat Nigh fa h. Or dash Wad babe b in person unacquainted with the OK% w g a W. *Seth= einr Vo bale.rs them In the hapatahlt eh dos twig hir, er sir ssershod by arimess =ad is Wild era bat re ha is. eh a heath le nit The as Is array mar No gremestwa he gem air he Tense reds at an. se dash is it by is .at ash. Ding tbserasa, on. puha the Medd ~Li. for art the lay aont Cape hit abeam ths •■•••••••• Den, lag ids LW. rhea mama may ba Mal at the mash st liailswour W e is. p.,* ilea from II If.W. Irian. Ma pod a& be stabled thereashif war rood be ihd, at gni rot a land and rasa gam; The gr is easier sa st argenalsaa which I her ad hinted, brew .at Vis bra sa whet se yet has ao edema shag aesaardia harm has at New Hour Wales. Mr di le that Ye opseseiss; doh to me that Caps Tat eh hm. mei be awed the ad area It is by far the neca sehnha plain I Mew it red • papaw in these sh, in I he on doh • what as mad be tea ant from a ratty rhat dm aimed a Ewa lay, with war of eurelestenth the vend Is Ile dirade. ft mph iasporart likewise ft the dicers rise had blew= the bet coalroise dil t Peet Rita Tr &ha dam Op Tat be Poet Jake= ie ads; Mgr, ia the barb seam st the navigation soh et Or a hi, re hear raid be herd et dr • longer time res heat this trek. wadi he a Om =r e ar air, awe a as at do She paha =ft g as at at his ha wad is gram ay most Mohr at awe navigetia is well lam is mai d air ear Mir the hes lit sir dr= Ceps Tetek. itsaga anhe mph la did hiss mat part d the dm, as wham Ids hams dna el task ham seep aSW =d ih er do iris is ra thst th• ripe esed shwa be iser I haat pat ties hush la di plash mit he light ; emsh i lea te • prkay priabbe ans, sad ths pramailed gip. I all =I shed hada ham MR. ea I elbeadeV ertio lers sellishatat Oder= a the et • bigtoreml mon inhor Ira mei mat fries of the seadiember ham ham' se ohm kr haw. The he mat tatheed ana ars Omagh a theriss lash at ai •111sw Odra to Omar donia, abed lo besort Main as ran illisides and sh mere; lam at wl that aver as Ma ads kelt Ea le rained ; sal wits Ide harem all be /ml dim do trail Ow rye Wheat ha ham& ram gnat sr b e er huh of eillMnin bare bee iss well se beds. the hi mar rd Wear Zelda is brad gra It at esenals Mr glib st Naas ti.:= .7 11 rah limper• soy be mai le do a at bares, rtes sommaile dram ft ammo Isar I= shwa ma deer aimed. Ids a= hs ahadmisabeatlaps Tr; our ideehis sf Inithe Molt Istes, Yea sari dos, adore he aler isle be Ihr rhea =sad mist of reasills; the narrew= Mem, dim wilsarearahame deli bowleg ha ha hash shags; ihe pm. Omsk so err Mat image alas wig nma assemssift lass. THE INFLUENCE OF EDUCATION ON SPECIFIC FORMS OF CRIME. This branch of the subject discussed in Mr. Reissue% pew, limbed en Thursday, is considered by bin trer under da k iwis: t. splint weak 3. 0111mmesgskapespertgamalled with violence. 3. Mom Imam grapnel sesamtdad without Tiaell/Ce• 4. Mss sailed L Fatigny end dim exame=dts currency. And. Itkedisesens Mame. Tke hem et imp Ye wkisit ths bets were now throws, wee dew with •stew to disemsdae, if possible, whether • them was sae, sad whikdillmeass to the illentioa of esti nab asiemitted it widow &INS el aliases, sad a talk beta prepee wkisk we deftest tke ibilessim hos. domed deaths ' liaa et midasis "he maid addles reed air WM MONO lad= 4, bat less 4 in dam 6, being neaft per met to die Isaarr, sat skeet 24 per mat. in the WM' ' • the male et these wile amid read ad write well ale hums la eleml= r 4 per ask, and highest in class 6. Than, elm. Imasedea were likewise lowest sad liebeetta Om sent loraelessm, kin 0.23 per neat. in rimes 2, sad IX ear ma. Rehm & The gemedies smalts we be the male sex, and they wen head to he to maw Meemess exactly reversed tor the hash use, se dm satire of Ihme who can neither read sec write was bared tee elm big 31.82 cent., sad highest Ow sire I, him CU per elm*. pering r site kw meet MM. It that set a simile instance seemed is W whale of i sal Weis of a hark ber teasel la dem a. es Wag able M mad an mils yemmeles a aseedmakedlea; se a/so in sham 1 4 ••• • d•ri• Imam ammeed In the whole ef dem for ran eta lamb boas mumillod posesselagsvpakeintres dee. Wise were gemmtel ohm* the Maim damps if eimallea arm Iris awl dimele mimbels, *am WOO • spremmd that idle a WIMr satie Ili MMUS WWII ebb le reed mud write ilepdellk. Ads •/•• • Voltir mw rir s of them set real ase asks at all ; sad d. amt if die Ihmales mail mad sod write ask 011111 ‘ ll 11.83 pr art d for mks iidessied. Ts swats meamed ememeleas That if oiasMits be het se We to pestered ea Mims. is mmemeleg mine. emit the en iaaM s lom alessed des mein. - that lho easmat of atlas M elesetedes omen dm bade NZ: 1116 4dedd b. *and bated ea very amour aad /Witt dew of do • geodes. The opelleatiaa et theism tasted Wan all amps be sallalsat ts deissades the solsdat mews* if mime. Beene eggigise this en sat Mbj tot, it i artemsary, to eider to effect, that tke two penis emsgmed Amid lb M similar in ail etbar iseriblens, mid sad silareht, . sad Maeda. is maw/ Who see s_s t, the hese of abash fa is to sasemea dieser dm 'edema* . mums We" am les binges Ogesa le ls a mut ari. se ea*, et Ski , &aim M oder la dee aide ma, wee la thiatald as .N 76 te ASK la fret, ass* im thus row . sub am It is net sure* es Wes lees vim dwelt , mental and analenalltkee et the and MIK bet Ow eattlittem in feted= le dill edema eisseimilleses sad des , of sestety. Sellidsat eddiase was beereeht famed to pro , thot while edeestima remise .55s r° se soma t the=rodate woes deatmlitte mks dm Wawa et aill est r esr= I r ralmudneell With veldt seas • emerateded, red is lit I