The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-18 00:00:00

FRAACE. (710111 ova ova COLUISPONDM.) PARIS, SATTIIIDAY EV ZSINfi. The Emperor le positively wapeoted at Sr. Cloud to-morrow. Prince Napoleon will he In Paris on Mouday or Tuesday. The Mositeue publishes a long list of promotions in the army, all dated from Cavriana, Volta. or V,i,eggio. Brigadier General de Bretlinges, of the Imperial Guard (artillery), is made a general of divi moo. Four new brigadier generals are crested, M. Labutie, staff colonel of artillery ; M. Cabin, worn, of the 13th Regiment of the Line ; M. Miguel de [a Martiniore, colonel of the 2nd Cairamien of the Guard; and M. Mongin, colonel of the let Voltigeure of the Guard. This set of promotions in cludes also 16 new colonels, 13 lieutenant-colooels, .it. The Mondeur de T Annie gives a list of up wards of :930 nominatiims and promotions of military men in the Legion of Honour. General blellioet, whose remarkable bullet-fur rowed cheek strikes every observer as he passes Legray's photographic collection on the Boulevard, attains the nu plus ultra of the Grand Cross. Generals Ds La Motte Rouge, Bazaine, Vinoy, Lebrun, and Lefever, are made Grand Officers of the Order. I take it for granted that before the army makes its public entry into Paris, on its return from the war, a great many reports of generals of division and brigade will be published, from which we shall learn the names of officers, and even ealdiers, who particularly distinguished themselves at Magenta and &Herta°. At present, the public knows wonderfully little of the details of those great battles—nothing, n fact, beyond what is contained in the reports of commandants of corps (Vermeil., which are for the meet part couched in very general terms. and men tion few names. If the applause of the populace on the Beall/pearls is to be discriminating, they must be made to know the numbers of the regiments that were in the thickest of the fight, and the names of the colonels who have pre-eminent claims to be sheered. Among the latter I know of one who will 1 certainly hold a good place, and 1 am proud to say' he is of English lineage. The distinguished officer I I allude to a not, lake Marshal M'Mahon, a mere remote descendant of a Briton, he is the grandson of a British peer and thelhusband of a Yorkshire lady— • 3liss Sr kee. Colonel Baron Molesworth de Mallet, command-rig the 43:h French regiment of the line, is the Grandson of Viscount Molesworth. He had a hone killed ander him at Solferinl o ; his three majors were wounded ; his regiment, which on the morning of the tight was 1,•00 strong, left upwards of 500— nearly a third of their number—stretched on the MEd of battle. Colonel de Mallet commanded the brigade from eleven o'clock in the morning. There wen other regiments, though not many—l have baud of the 33t\ and the 100th—which suffered as much as the 49th. It hr become difEcult now, in Paris, to obtain cor rect news from Turin, but there are rumours that the utaaost di-tjust at the Viltafrancs Juggle prevails there, end that Coast Cavan's friends and admirers are most unwilling to submit to the disappointment watch the King appears to be resigned to. Costa Arias, wise ►ae superseded Count Caesar su ietor Emmanusi's prime minister, is a bosom friend of the French Emperor—l have even heard it said that he was his bed-fellow (his ravierad, J, lit) in days of misfortune, when Louts Napu.sou went to Am. vas after the escapade of Strasburg. •Ihe count betio;s to the old Lombardian family of the Litta Storni, and has a large fortune. He was one of the Lombard patricians who espoused ti.e cause of Char:es Aibefl, and after the disaster oi Novara he twiner aatate.o.ed as a Piedmontem, sod was made a senator by Victor Emmanuel. Nothing whatever is Sinew, of his political opinions or capacity. He is about taty years of age. 1 have seen s Turin letter, which states that when the Emperor Napoleon announced to King Victor Emmanuel the terms of the treaty of Va.airancs, he sue. '• Has your Majesty say observation to make?" The King. understanding at once the situation, replied by the qustioo, " Has your Majesty anything to add'" The two sovereigns bowed and parted. 1 - 149 batty News, Express, Murniag and Evening Ile- , id, 65 . 11114, Morning Adeertiae►, and Marx nay audit:refry Star, were all seized to-day. The Yawls government prints matinee to give copious quotations from tne Page and Chronicle in support of their daily assertion teat the English Pesos " ge novelly" is highiy delighted with the peace tit Villa hewn The police are Nosily taking out of the print. sellers' windows of Paris all caricature* that might b., displeasing to Napoleon 111., late enemy but now oboe, friend of the " young and chivalrous . " Female Joseph. Emperor of Austria and Venttis, and Fill mpal masher ot the Italian Confederation. Lettere I from Turic state that all the portraits of the Em peror Napo:eon which were pob..cly exhibited have suddenly disappeared. These two tact. top ther speak volumes. The Cur , espuedance Bbalier reproduces but dose not credit a report that M. Thiers is coming for ward a. • candidate foe the east in the Corps Lees law' for the department of the Nord, vacant by the death of M. Legrand. I happened to mention lately the immense success of a halfpenny reproduction of yesterday's news which wee cried in the streets of Paris under the title of the Buretin de is teuerre. The circulation of t'.l :e claptrap production has thready fallen from about 40,000 to 2,000. The public won't pay war prices for pesos news. A small trade is done in medals anamemorative of the peace, bat they don't go otf with anything like the rapidity that the war medals did. Thn Bo•.uee opened with great firmness, but telegraphic report of Lord John Russell's speech. from which it was inferred that is the opinion of the English minister the pesos of Villafianca was sot oar coespatib".e with toe interest of Europe, or one which i: would be for the honour and dignity of lingiaud to ase her ions/nos to support, caused • MAI AN% Afterward", when it was found that Co•- eels ad only receded „I this wining, the general Mire's:on wm that undo. importance had been at tached - o Lord John Itineell's speech, and the Rents recovered t.) nearly the highest price of the day (69). It became weaker afterwards, and closed at yester day 4 price. 54 IA for casts, sad at 68.83, with a rim of tin . for account. Mobility. sees 12.60. The Orlon°. Rai way rope 10f.; Lyons, 61.; and the other :Ines abo4t 2 A 7T. %; N P.") Vitt E MULDFAL—Yesterday morning, at rui .wrly Wear, th, tattehrteata of Llut-wrest, Coyest wad., v ", .a v ovvil t,iiv their einholen by pteruas .hrirks tour4rr ti-ort prootedwi from Lasglory-coast, whar.l miss v . ; Lotig-mt....•54 womanly • 1141.411, whom sus WWW 9 !Irk, Gad 11110 WAS summing with hhood, -oohed We the roust, calling lucidly fur the phew 110 wool•logro, wt urre Mro•dy ab•it, west to Mr ••• ••••••m mid • pol...umn hauler( bra obmimil, M cooed the bites tiu. a. sad suocsed4 to epperhesdieg Thaler dieuahrtiurtqA womaa's Moibstuf, sad ha on h eld %pa 5111.-ArSei Peatos-atatics. rtolll what bar trample* SI SWIM Ulla the moan is of very chroluto baba% owl lb. 1104 , 112d . 11 TOWS Wla., from work high wards tared. sad to tth parties west oat ani rrturo.tl swan taw takhoght, vb. a soother quasi task place. whiat malted la dip .ear rrativar; wswousi wavers Inkawit •kb • Saila 11 is ststad rim W•ith ts • mas• Indira/tow sad bard- work- The worm wow WM r liwea (Virg* liaapital, .ben t was astaraiwed tha do w we i,tatts ir.juratt. a.. arm, 4. tat the opprinan st tlw rut am bu: re- THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1859. NAVAL AND NILITaar. ADMIRALTY, JOLT U.—CORN OF ROYAL MA- Rixas.—Capeola Edward Stanley Browse to be Lcesiesast- Colossi, rim Maass, retired os NB pay ; First-LkAttamiat Elam Lewis gym se be Caste* vice Browse, prasseed; Beased.Liesterest Joseph Map to be First Llastssast, by Ivies, presebel.—Oszeltt. WOOLWICH, JULY 17. The Earl of Ripon, Under-Secretary of State for Wax, paid We Brat official riot to the Royal Animal as Estarday last. Tie Himalaya, stem emiel, left Gravesend yeadeid 4 7 with detachments of various regiments for the East iodise. The 0./t.., screw frigate, a Seer Teasel to the Ariednia is oohed to be launched at this yard in the 14th of Sep tember next. Yr. Gawp UMW, east-Ileater Shipwright at Dna!W hr appristed outer shipwright at Wool _ wish Dedmad, Mired. CHATHAM, Jutr 17. The authorities at the War-office have acooklut as erecting • sew medial Khoo' at Fort Fitt, sad staking Kee la roommate and alterations at that mtablishatest, at ea a pnea sfainaly 2,000 t The following promotions have best made at this dock peed:—Moan. Moore, Drums, and Scott to be acting-fore etas; Mr. Harsdes, to be avettatmatararsaurer ; Resin. Clirshirs mai Kett* to be swim{-ausessa. PORTSMOUTH, lean 17. Her Royal ftlutese the Duchess of Kest arrived et Clerence.ymd, Omport, on Saturday, eta weertsr pest 12 cede*, by Wei, red embarked on board the ?airy, Iron mew wet, aosisMo his Serena Highness Priem Letabgea, salaamed over to Osborne. Her Royal Highame wee re solved an her arrival by Admiral William Bowles, C. 8., the wimmanderderokief, and Captain the Hon. George Pewter Hama C. 8.. °sprain-superintendent of Clarene•-yatd. Ths Danollea, 31, screw frigate, Captain William inton slaw% get up hat damn at noon on Saturday, and made a rue on. to Bt. Holmes, to try her mime dim cente into learterar in the afternoon, end Imind aloegebie Ur balk, the Vieterlowe. reasfee her mow sad take is storm, do. It is .ayected QM • pod= of her mew and the Waimea, will take the Itramolse , 44, selling frierete, fitting out for s slam ship, to the laird ef Asosesion. The Urgent, 2, ben screw street store ship, Commander Henry W. Hire, it to take in tyres end pm. owns for the Tis Woe Norfolk Militia will, according to m ail ornanwasato, be disembodied on the 25th inotaat, ad ao law Norfolk on ta following day. IjPORZING. THE LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL, NOTTINGHAM, AND STAMFORD XEZTINOS. Sabi intriltquia. hirraoroLmor 001111 TY COURTS. Brow 6ppooord for dr proms oat Wisnirromi, irt. Martin orre.—licaloy. Jar 19. Beouetur T. PartAaad rood.—Walanday, J. 97 so; 12. 1 . 6 •1. : Mkt. ft Cluotauwau. Dasessionsoo—lloedej, Jab 12: Wollpeolon 20 : /May, IL MA., learyi.booo•road—Ttorritr. July ; Baoaa .Mt"...e—mft wg42.64° " — . N r si t..o j j ; T"'"d". ". n Toscur.rns. Odlorsalre.o—Truodoi. 1 ,0 1 10; T°°°° ll2 : : IFTWay, lintarmix.l3lrairdroot—Wedoeslll. Tot' 10 ; 2101.°0. II: ja ißit oLo oadha.tatuan—wedamdu. 10 ; 11 '°"' 71; . RIFLE AND ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER CORPS. CIRCULAR BY THE SECRETARY OF STATIC FOR WAR. WAR-Or/ICS, JULY 13. Her Majesty's government are fully senaible of the public spirit displayed by large numbers of bey Ma jesty'. sabjicts who bete offered to forte volunteer iertillory cr rifle corps under the act 44 Geo. 111., cap. 34. Though engaged in ineportaat and often lacrative occupation., they have expreesed their • dliagness, at their own cost end at a cossidernble wrier* of time, to instruct themselves in drill and to the las of the arm, whelher nits as great gun, which they props. to adopt, with a vise to fit themselves to act ita amilierisa to her Ilsjeoty's regular forces in case of pubtle danger. But dough tba very mortice of a volunteer form consiate be their undertaking themselves to bear, wilhout any mist to the public, the whole clonal of their training end practice privioes to king called out for actual service, bar Majesty's government an et opinion that it will be but fair to Ma volunteers, ma n Net arlmowledgineut of the spirit in which . _ thole serviese w Oenitertd, to relieve thew, in tome degree, of the Gapers which their first outfit rill entail upon them, sad el which ala riggings of arena Is necessarily the heaviest fres. It is .of sosseary, fur the purpose of laetrile:lce, that seek leghtfileel of a taps skald be provided with Me, shoe s writratry lanieweer armee supwleteud a lawn ekes ties sheet is ma. It le proposed, therefore, to twee hi the int fueleme t. each corps &infield rifles at the ran et IS pee est. el the elective weathers, for the purpose of fastree• dew, the riTolllllollt usdoetakiag to wet this whale ellbstlute of the bees, whenever it may he called set kr settee sank., Apia the easity. It le eseemey. however, before thew erne eau le Week se leased beim the envies, of any carps cam, bar the hare, be accepted, dot certain preoeudoe•he loin with . view to aware the plot safety, sett the efficiency tithe volunteer too'. . . . . . Her Ilehinitre Nit estartain no objection to the member. of any volumene rib c ,rpo providieg themeelwas with beteck leaders. we any sabot dot ripuon or nth', for par• poems of bell pretties. apes the ondetcandog that, if not of the rep/Lakes Doge In bend said nipple, no prance moms titre tea be helot by the remnant foe such arms. livery Ms sew w, however, under all CIIr lIMASOCIIS. be formatted ski 24 pee eon et the MAIM rifle, with the nae of which weapon the members are expected to organist themselves, as in ore ef the emirs services of the volunteer twee being malted, ft meet be exclusively armed with the rifle commis to all the melee fermis of her Illejesty. I. The Beweelary d Mete meet be iodated by the report at competent Whiney ollowe, who will be seat down for the purpose. that a siddrient end vale practice range can be ob tained within • ressonsbis distance of the heed-quarter.; when no each nogg can be found • ride corps would clearly Walther maces he went of praetor, oe &apron, if.ttemptt.g it where the Deters of the country affords no euthcieut swamp egoism accident, which would bring discredit upon the ?Giantess faros in genteel end wuald tend to indispose the pobho toward* them. 2. The Lord Lieutenant mat eatiefy himself, and must certify who S- crier, tf State, rats a secure place of motody fur the &two, wd • competent person to take shitege of them, have born provided at the ripens* of the ammabees. . . The sr um county stares or police attic us might, no doubt in some pia.. be made available for ibis punwee. 3. The rules and regulation. for the government of colon- I tear corp. must be submitted to and approved by the &cre. tag of State. 4. The corps must be subject to periodical inspection Ey • military dicer deputed for that purpose. His 'Loyal Iliglints. the General Coiumanding.ia-Chicf, with • now to afford every facility for ton musketry instruc tion of the volunteer form, hoe euuti Amid the rec•Ohn of two utliCer. or members of each conipoll), at their OWL Gl peon, or that of the corps, at the School of Musketry at Hy the, totuidergo a modified course of instruction, which shall triable theta to c ,ndact the practice of their conapsaim upon toe gynetal principles adopted in the regular army with such signal 841C011•1. A large musketry class of sergeento of tho diattubodied militia will, moreover, soon be formed at Myth., ao that within the course of • few months then .ill oe • vest increase in the number of muktit. y intrusion, who will be available for the instruction of the velnateer form. . . But her Mates! yr government or. imperially anxious to direct thr &Walton of the lord. lieutenant of maritime coua tle Meek our commercial porta esti ebirt animals me Ward to the destraltiaty of forming artillery rather that alit tarps. la case of war the vett number of guns minuted In oar coast defences will requite latgs .rul:cry force to wog tam, and Ike volunteer. can in no way be so wind to the public mrvies se when formed in archery corps to men ths liveries, sad thus release • propouiimate fates of Royal Artillery_ fo r serum en the field. Alserety's government will, thermos, in all Mae whme vest batter.. ore ...dal I. for plactior. give a per imam to the limatiou of artillery coypu At lAMBI en thin ma cow übkh batteries do not Cow deist, but wins the Islattry authorities may deco It Myeloid@ to glace guns henedtee, arullery eerie may usefully I. inept fl the name hers, sided by the !students to their virility, smolt take ups themetlers the 'section of earth.,,rlia. le that ueselatea would be provided by the gores nmeet for triateg tad practice, arid for atutieg dm troths in ctue arumwity. Should the lord. lisateneat of maritime r nudes be of oplaioo that these sagtrestiess ma be owned out, her Hajar ty's govezeumat mill twined the satiety authorities to eIW ettropsvot probserional Write se to the selection of peeper antes for sack omit &fearer, sad as tr their coastrustion and armatseet. frith • view to the formation of volunteer amodatlon la our Lowman:lel pods and open riven, for manning and wink * Lost. or .Lip's leasable, armed with .isighe gruo. to be mpplr d by the government as recommended ut the I.7th paravapla of the deader of the 26th of May kat, the Board of Ad...italty to requested, on apptiftuoa Goer the lords lieettuant, to wed down a conipetest taker to Ow lela &d -yke to the aseettelies in mere to their organiostii,n and 'Topmast, and to sad them in the phi:an' instruction. blocesceplions baring apparently aristn with re,owd to tbe itvlegdos of individuals to 11l the position of cfficera Is ths volunteer fires sad of their retponsibiLties, I cat only repeat, that while I small lot be duped to question the gri.tuida upon whits a lord-lieutenant may rte....aunt nd any prim for • Collamiabioa for her Majesty's approval, I renew two:gags the principle of the election of their officers by slay body possessing, ia say sense, • military organtestle C. With the view of fssiW sting the eeriy &motorail's of the volUateer system, 1 tralicart, for gen-red and retinae" the accompanying meauxaadum, shortly Yr c.pinalating the coedit:nue upon which bar ild.jsety's goverment have estersliald to seamen the formstioa of wren, aborts. their proposed organisation sad estattlistuaebt, as/ the nature of the aid Mei* it I. proterted to and them. ON indicating • mune of preandisi ebeob by obviatteg is a great degree astamity of ridersase to the • Moe, end bawd the mesas of a more speedy sad Anted reatelei ion of the loyal sad patriotic de....., widely manifested throughout the coUntry by I. blsjesty's subjects, to placer chew services gratuitously at the tirweee corataaad, for the ip betel deamer• • lb. aelva.—l have the limier to be, year obedient teareet, SlDell lightest!. To tie Lood-Lkstrosat of the oemajjoi A fusalaraadaa 1. qprisclod, Orin fa detail the rigals *boa r.,th w.+... VltrWilhil de!aLmulla moo, sad isuirmalas oft vtdoattift wry. THE NEW PALACE OF THE PEOPLE. Os Saturday last about 200 ladies and gentlemen were ccovoyei hoot Kieee•aess terminus to Wocd-grent— • new elation en the Great Northern Railway between Mornay and Colney Batch—who were invited to take pert fa the oaremosul foeticide. which precede or secompany the establishment of most popular inentations in this country. The OCCABIOII of the present mullion wee the inauguration of • new People's Palace, and amongst those who feroared the undertaking by their praemce were Lord Brougham, Lord Talbot de Melehide, Mr. Bonzes* M.P.,_lsis C. Foe, Sir HC. Roney. Mr. John Meeterman, Mr. W. Ws. &c. The I lia of pollens caulprisee several arra The - object of the promoters of the melertaking le to pro vide a place of rational recreation end bisersetim fur the million and a half of people who occupy the aerators dons of the metropolis, to whom the Paseo et is not sooresible without considerable loptaveeketott The site selected for the Plers Pales is the mown of Mamell-hill, which commands they egesselve and lovely views over .Middlemx, Hertford, Bees, Resat, end Surrey. A. fares accessibility and beauty of sheaths see concerned, a more desirable choice could not have been made. "The Palace," soy the promoters in their mespeo, "will oc cupy nearly the centre of a circle, including within a radius of six miles Homey Colney Hatch, Highgate, Kentish town, Hampstead. Helaine, Finchlay, Totteridee, Barnet, Best Bernet, Southgate, Edmonton, Enfield, Stoke Hewing ten, Tottenlisre, Clepton, Homerton, Hackney, Elooland, Stamford-hill, Finsbury, Islington, Hlghbury, Ho lay, Camden-town, Hyde-park, the Regent's-perk, Maide-hill, St. John's-wood, Weetbounorterraos, Paddington, Bayswater. From mane of these places it will be within an easy walk, and from all the others it will be within an hour's drip by omnibus or carriage. The Palace of the People is projected in no spirit of opposition to the Crystal Palace at Bydenhaut Experience has proved that fair competition is favourable to all sound enterprises, and although the range of local visitor,. which the situation of the Palace of the People will command would seem to be of itself sufficient to ensure success, the general public may apect to derive advantage from the sti mulus which each undertaking will receive [hem the efforts of the other. In designing the Palace of the People, the architect, Mr. Owen Jotter, has endeavoured to secure tome important additional attractions ore, Its predeoessore in Hyde Park and at Byden ham, combined with a considerable saving in expense. A dome of 200 feet internal diameter, glazed on all sides, and visible from all parts of the building, will contain a winter garden, in which a proper beat can be maintained without inconvenience or injury to the rest of the palm). Semicircu lar colonnades at each end, of 120 feet internal diameter, will be devoted to refreshment courts, which will comman dthe most beautiful viewed the neighbourhood. A concert room, or lecture theatre, of 216 feet internal diameter, surrounded by oorridon 24 feet wide, projects from the centre of the building on the north side. This theatre will contain 10,000 persona oomfortatly, and the corridors will enable such a rumber to take their mats without confusion, and to disperse with facility. In amusgiug the plan of ' the grounds the designer has endeavoured not only to make them objects of beauty and interest, but to furnish instructive examples of lan&ospe gardening. Each &Woof the palace will present a garden in a different style, such as the early English, the French, the Italisn, the Dutch, and the madam English, with their appropriate embellishments. Horticulture, economic botany. arboricul ture, and ornamental planting, will be taught and illustrated on • wale never before attempted on one spot. Peek and I forest scenery am embraced in the design, and a carriage drive will be carried round the grounds to enable invalids and equestrian. to enjoy the beauties of the landscape with out alighting. Ample specs is provided for outdoor ammo niate, including archery, cricket, riding, end boating. A distinctive feature of the Pilate of the People will be the en deavour to render the resources of the institution subservient to the cause of popular education. In order to accomplish this object, English history, geography, astronomy, geology, mineralogy, end mining, will all be illustrated in a systematic manner, and on a large scale. Provision will be male for • fund to be applied to the promotion of this object, bymeans of lectures, prizes, mad otherwise. The control and disposition of this fund will be confided to • council of distinguished men, who will preside over the educational department, Epeeist advantages will be offered to colleges, schools, end mechanic institutes throughout the kingdom ; and aggregate mediums of arch bodies as may become permanently aos. MO. dated with the uniertakieg may be held in the Pal An agreement bas been entered into with the Great Northern Railway Company for the working of the railway to end from the pilaw, on terms of mutual advantage, an d sack es will ensure ample accommodation to viaitan. The estate which has been secured for the purposes of the company oon , sista in the whole of about 460 acres; of these, 160 will he appropriated ro th e special use of the Pekoe and its grounds. A reserve of 30 acres will be made in favour of benevelent institutions connected with art, science, Mermen music, horticulture, and the railway interest. The remai nd er will 'be available for the benefit of the shareholders. Taking ea a basis of calculation the ascertained results of the Crystal Palace, and applying them remits to the proposed under taking, with the additional attractione, advantages, and fact lilies of access above referred to, and regard being bed to the greatly reduced amount of capitol required. a return of more than five per cent. may be confidently reckoned upon, irre• emotively of the booms to be derived from the disposal of the surplus building land." The promoters propose to carry out their scheme by means of a conmaay (limited) poessesed of a share capital of 600,0001., In shams of 21. each, and 260,0001. in debentures. MI. MARTI/MAR, having read for his lordship and the company the foregoing segment, Lord BROUGHAM replied by saying that the favourable impression which was made on his rola by the statement which be had heard in his how" in Grafton-street had not been teemed, but greatly confirmed and increased, by what he had seen that day. (Cheers.) He considered that the ease was clear, that their success was perfectly assured, and that the returnee( the Crystal Palace, which had been for the years 1867, 1868, and the present year, greatly beyond what could have been expected, gave them ea assurance of almost inevitable succor. From the reduction of expenses, and from the facilities of the neighbouring grounds for their un dertaking, be looked on their success as perfectly uttered. (Hear, helm) Now, when he spoke of the Palace of the People, be err naturally reminded that he bad often been charged with having paid court to the people, but in its own palate he would state that in all times and in all places he had given his advice to, and uttered his discontent with, the people as often aa he had felt it his duty to do so. When he had differed from them he had expressed his disagreement, and when he had agreed with them he bad expressed his concurrence. (Hoar, hear.) Thum led him to say that if there was any point on which It appeared to him that he could advise them on tho present occasion be should without hesitation tender that advice. Bat now let them consider what was the object of their un dertaking. The peculiar object was relaxation, physical and UMW. The working men required relaxatiou, and in the great capital of London almost all members of the cam mtusity ware more or lees working people, and there fore required that relaxation. But the rake under which relaxation was to be obtained were manifest. Men had only a right to relaxation when they had earned it by having done their work. In this condition be in cluded every epecies of relaxation. No man had any right to devote himself to reading, either for mere amusement or for the purpose of varying his information, unless ballad first done that which was the object of every nun'. being—unless be had fleet gained the time by having done hi. work. After that he had the right to relax himeell ia the various ways to which his teats might lead him ; but only after that had he the right even to the relaxation at reeding—that ia, of reed ing not connected with hie profeedoe, trade, or avocation. (Hear.) Now, both as to mental and physical relazatioe, they moat attend to two principles. It must be innocent—it must to such an occupation of the mind or such a relaxation of the person as does not interfere with the Halite of other., and does not entail a breach of ces's own duty first of all. And next it mast be such a relaxation, whether physical or mental, as war consistent with the rules of prudence, which, if not a virtue, was at lent, and may M Whet, the parent of many virtues; at all events It was preservative against many ekes. Within these three principles, then, that re/elation shall be gained by having performed all roe duties of our ordinary avocations; next, that the Mazatlan shall be of such a nature as not to interfere with the rights of others, or imply a breach of our own duly; and, lastly, that it shell be such as is consistent with sound dletzetioa and prudence. in order that it shall not injure eareelees—he agreed that all people required relate. Mon. (Chews.) Now, that being the case, why did he con test to place himself at the head of the educational depart ment of their undertaking, which aloes gave him the eight to address them? Why, because he considered that education must be promoted by the Palace of the People. Per that purpose, steps had been taken to procure a fund to promote education in various ways. This had been referred to in the statement that had been read, but he took it that to houseful it must be subservient On, and conneeteOrith, a practices of reading upon the subject. that would be illustrated there, be fore earning toe.. the illustratioes that would be displayed. After having instructed themselves by reading various works on the topic to which three illuetrations would refer, people might derive inestimable benefit by coming to see w hat they would have to show there. (Cheers.) Then lectures would naturally be past of the instruction that would be offered there, and he thought a useful and important part. (Hear ) ' And he thought also that giving prizes, ea yea proposed, would have a good effect, by encouraging the reeding which ' should be enbeervieat t t the attendance at the lecture*, and examination of the gardens, or plans, or the various models which might be exhibited, As quaking and hearing in the wen both difficult, he would not detain them longer. gr a i r wsevery much otdiged to them for having so kindly re ceived and listened to him. (Cheers.) The company then sat down to an ezeaVent dijeltner, the only drawback on which was that there wets more guests than pleas, and some fifteen or twenty peruse were placed in that moat ffiregmeable of pciettions, "looking en whilst others fed." Mr. Hughes, of Highgate. presided at the el!feeener, after which several tames were drunk. The bead of the Coldstream Guards was oa the ground. DEPARTURE OF IRISH NUNS TOR AUSTRALIA.— Eight ladies of the Westport beam* of the Order of Morey left Bagget-atzeot Cement on the lat of this month for Liver pool, whoa, re Omar snivel, obey 'awaited in St. May's Commit of limey ant Wednesday, the 6th, vitas they WWI is the Sabah for S)dsey, there to found a ooniess% shoals, to., is cessealos wale their otder.—Firsassia Anneal. ROYAL FILIE HOSPITAL, ORAT'S-INN-ROAD.—The osoltor of Wiener relieved et We hivierel daring the wak oadlag July 16, woo 2,100, et 'adding sin ass are. TO TNT TOROS OP TIPP 11P11011. 811,—Mr. Topham hu now fairly tried every ex- portrat it te possible to corers for the purpose of reviving the Liverpool July Moire, sad has met with &Gibing but diesppoirturst, the eight be wee compelled to witness at Afars is Wersetry, Thursday, end Friday last being quite vailchnst to convince him that the July Meeting is not parrots to the mere world. Trete en nmay causes to which the rime may be malted, the time of year berg meet unfavourable to • bared eo mach is that et Liverpool, in addition to w the neer appease el Goodwood will always cams owners to be chary ddr =ha a r i their bons? cegaidllties, is matter dist M. thee my he he pull them est. The bet day's rubs wee mom Symbol eyes swe et three stabs them the sneer ISSIMINeeIIi seestry mob& end the emee-ssellbs Clew bell be WI seamed le eight, the solimi etemblig wee el be lemed es Duetted, for I wee rebind le • mesh beaseesi Ambit Mesa mid Newest* the esly milthei bchleate cessedel therewith being the binder mei by be owner of Ancient Briton and Detender, and tie . wader that two or them underwent in the midst. Why die imparters of Meant Begot and Royel Semmign were set Selina sena Las theft money was Appel ✓est to ell Mies the striking oat took place, the ground beteg mei Imbed (when paved with gold), and the de luders iime equally disgusted, foe that he did not display hie lees boss le apparent when reverting beck to the Derby. The Briton ran • good horse over a distaste for the first tire daring hie career, but the next day be went back to ble Chester Cup form, Botany, In receipt of a stone, besting Wm almost se far for the Molnar Plats as she did in that andenuter while receiving 1216. It is needless to dwell upon the other events decided, they a those set dews for this week mote than any others, t e Notting benibire Handicap, two mile' and a quarter, looking Mira II say pray for Newark, 3 yrs, fist Lb, especially IS bin heel troth in the it hi that Perinea (his only 'pegter) is to be reetrud for Goodwood. th il =W i l es lelese, /or two year olds, T.Y.C., will mit Teenier, MOM they the Chesterflakl at Newmarket be murk the cirrus*, and although liettlebeee, Emily, Herman, Gm, in the receipt alright, may oppose him, he is es red to every respect. Mrs. Stowe will not like the dis tress of Os Sherwood Handicap or mile and a quarter, as the weight is nothing, and Blackinsil, 3 yrs, let 1210, baring boom Schism et a Sane over a mile and a half at. Bub, looks the bait thing cs paper. Boundawey, Connect, and V4o mast all run fairest In the Stand Plate, half a mile, and lied Eagle is sot worth Inking it he aussot do the like is the Forget Plate, T.T.C., with his limiest weights. On Weber/ay we ham the Nursery, with a very respectable ter of two year olds handicapped, the Drone, eat 61b, and 1 Posella. Ist 71b, being recent winners, while Emmen, litBlb, sad Mutes, 6st Illb, both gave as as ides at Ascot that they would do something before the meson in over. The Goodwood Nursery, however, may es greater at tractiose for the Mixture party, sad Llermr would then look most tempting. The Chemerdeld Handicap, one mile and a quarter, is almost made up by I. themes who has Archduchess, Little Agnes, sad bend Menem to select from, end it he can put Factors is the sheds he can win with either, Woman in Black bating succumbed to two of them at Nee ton and Manchester, at about the sense weights they meet iv here. The Bonney Park Scree, for two year olds, T.Y.C., has Emily engaged 'without • penalty, and Baron Manchausen with a 31b allowance, the piss being decidedly the best we have mess et present of the lot entered. The Foreet Plate is the truly other event complete, and that may till to the coefedinay represented by Aron sad Vigo. No meeting of this soden Cilia bort of such a decided im provement iu its Stamford, the Wetborpe Biennial sad ClM lT c • r as adding considerably to the at tractions of the .need da y, and there ere now Wises items in all c mprised. It the bhl of fare. The bier Saadi cap, two miles sad • angrier, is • dattering am, lierem*elle de Chantilly, 6 yrs, Tat 7th, Wham, 6 yrs 7es lb, York shire (trey, aged, 7st 41b, and Black T 6 yrs, 7st bib; all bong so leniently trethed, who eaeMs,mg the form they once displayed, that their appeaser at the poet would be the signal tor heavy arculetion. There is every meson to believe, however, that they bar .11 let forte, more or km, with the exception of the Freer mare, who is intended as • good thing fur the Goodwood Stakes, so,that we are not likely to me her, and as Molise wield be reweved for the same tea seer were alto in any way roomered, the lot may be Warmed. The moat 'meths to the handicap, perhope. trees noose raining, is ladspoudesca, 3 yr*, bet 91b, woo ma a arrow nee with Toureameet Me the Queen's Pieta at Ciebeehed, as Asoot, 3 yrs, let, der not appose capable of giving much weight away over a diatoms, and the when engaged are very moderate. For the on trove. Sweeperkee, Mr. Merry bad better pull out Thormatby if be wishes le mks sure of besting tie Drone and Eerily, for then is no certainty shoot Trovetore secomplithing the Talk, the Drone having pithily improved since be r.n at Desoseter is the spring , while Emily Ia rapidly recovering the form she exhibited when defeating large fields on her bet mid second appearance this seems. In the Stamford Is. Leer and Colleyweet ot Stakes there is nothing that ay. pews Mnsideble against King at Arms end Cherecake; but tie Warr Cup, with gentlemen rids", is very open, and glebe emeoncerned will do well not to Interfere with it. The Illesellerd Cup, three tails', might produce as cementer between Flehermaa, 6 yrs, lOst 61b, Tournament, 6 yrs, OM 7b. sod Barb, 3 Ira, 7st 71b, these being all the creeks we ea eves armatate upon seeing out of the ballast lot milliesi. The ell horse showed us at Ascot that he is capable of beide. both Tournament and Bevis at these' weights, cad he has only to enter the arena to lave my mottldenoe. The Cliklen Cup is worth 3601., sad from the lot handicapped to gallop over the five furlong., it is likely to produce the largest field of the meeting. It Is difficult to stop Torn King, 3 yre, 7st 21b, on a sheet cours4 • bet Homey, 3 yrs, 7st 10Ib, did so much with Ardou r (twice a winner at Liverpool) at Ascot that he ought to Wet all the youngetere, and Blackthorn, 4 yrs, Bat 116,1 a the most lawourebly handicapped among the old boreal. The Rattan Stakes looks throat a walk over far Lord of the Manor, and there se wirtuelly but twoo in the Wothorpe Biennial, for two year olds, Lipullas and Blue Ruin, Mr. Pen's horse for choice. The Welland Stake& foe two and three year olds, looks a certainty to Elea Ruin at the pre sent weight., and eves were they to be altered by his per formance in the 13:encrial it would take something out of Ardour to bowl him over, r he most, under any circum stance, give him two Mae Ls the year.—l am, fie.. METEOR. Isorausriar Qv: amour MISTING. DUDLEY, UV:IiDAT EVIIIINO. The concluding meeting o f the iroomantera of this district was held in this town this afternoon. There was a good muster of the trade, conatiering how much business bad bon transacted at flita:ingbsm on Thursday, and the tone was fully as buoyant as it was at that amenably. In foil midden°, that en immediate if not enduring impetus will be given to trade by the cessation of the war, several of the exporting firms hove given orders Cyr V•t4VUS deectip lions of finished iron, and many of them have fallen into the heads of makers who were very badly . C in that teepee% Other of the leading firms have received their usual quarterly contracts, so that there can be no doubt that the aspect of inteasesd animation which the ironmesters themettivea are anxious to give to the trade, is for the moment to pone extent real. Home consumers, whose stocks have been low all through the loot quarter, have purchased freely at the virrious meetings held in the courta of this week, sad upon the whole a g-od average amount of buirhiess ha. been transected, at to renter it probable that fora thus the trade will to maintained with tolerable nutmeat . . • The ormcipal soles at the westing la this loan were of pig troa. As the demand for this finished article hoproves the pig =tricot will storessarily bet iime Brater, and the price which good hot bloat iron olosinso to•nlgbt was fully hall-a-crown per ton higher then it would here realised a week ago. The counitecturisit trades of this town and the dirtrkt aro improving, the labour market is upon the whole healthy, and amongst the uunufeciunona time ere fewer complaints than we heard a fortnight or thaw wain ego. ALARYINO ACCIDENT Ilf PETTICOAT-LANG. Yeseemlap (fienday) foresees, at s •w minutes before 12 fide*, considerable excitement was rased in the immediate vie Why el the Jews' Cloth Exchange, situate in Berets-pea mg% thalmstreet, Houndeditch, in cone equator, of the fol lowing °campfire. Borne time ago three or tour of the booms in the pavans alluded to were Wien des n, and the ground door and the bonniest were used by the member. of the Hebrew perwarsion as a mart for the sale of old wearing apparel. A. usual, yeetarday morale( this tiering less coveted with human beings, baying or selling wicks of clothing, and whilst they were so engaged a large peace of the Bombs, gave way, and three who were shading upon It were precipitated in a body to the ground beneath, a &dunce of 9or 10 feet. The same for • moment or two becae• e one of gnat excitement, ler the screams of those who had been precipitated below and the cries of those on the female* portion were v., loud se to induce malty in beikve that s fear ful menace of lite had taken place. With the aid of the police and the bystanders the victims were rescued from their unenviable position, end no injarks beyond some savers tattier were found to bars bean sustataad. — Acliptit7.— alt; tuttilay erening, u Mr. B.usl B•ttaroorgb was proceedisg &outwards on laminate leliagres Wong the Coy-road, and at • moderate pass, him hens ebasead to pws • kaarter's rare sad Immatisty booms remits, Freitag sad plunging Or milarimastaly he mewed to utmost his rider, who, ww wisest thaw, was roamed home complettly hmessibas and le ashes &miter. Mimi; aserslawl • serer* ermew.ios et dr both, brides frectunna the collar borne, sad meeting widt • sampoßmil fneturs of the right ersm LIMIDOX, BRIGHTON, AND SOTTH COAST RAII.- wAR.--The directors of this compsay SYMMS that the esseeale he the psetalt.tetz, having been subedited to MIRIN_!Mq hn.lsdisd spout tecotemeedisi the paymeat 41 • MINIM fa the half-year of V. 14. per ems. te the essollieled diets el the ,otntasy. - - (Albiffet/IMISt a a—HOLLO . WWI O 1 IT MID Paha haw Mr red IN ad lime d Wow WINK d Irak mses nil la um ii dOa me mei Mgr prue lir ra- . 1 We POWX:figr.M.l.lll=lreittf ONlff • implohe sod pnerma pm. 1111111 a Imaag Wm Y6IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIMIL COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JOLT 16. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) JUNES V. SMITH AND WIFE. This was a Bait to determine the validity of a will executed by Captain Jenkin loam, late en officer in the Royal Engi neers. The document wan propounded by Mir Blimbeth Smith, th l WWI of the decrated, hie executrix and residuary legatee. t wee opposed by his daughter and eon-in-law, on the ground of undue ininence and want of teststnentary Mr. Chits appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., sad Mr. G. Dsaman, for the defendants. The decreed, after the death of his supplied wife, in 1868, went first to live with his daughter; but in a month afterwards ha changed hie quarters to the house of Mr. Woodall, the husband of one of his nieces. Finally he sent for the plaintiff from Wales to keep house for him. After taking lodgings for a abort time near Regent's-park he went to 'Peckham, where he lived MI the time of his death, in March last. In 1868 he had made a 'PM, bequeathing an annuity of 20!. to the plaintiff's father, and some smaller leg ode@ ; after which he had di rected the residue to be divided amongst his relations, at the discretion of cartels trustees appointed for that purpose. A short time before his death, however, be sent for a printed form, and bed it filled up for him by Mrs. Keats, a neigh bour. Subeequently he re-executed this second will in • formal manner; and by this document the plaintiff tcok nearly the whole of his property, which wee worth about 5001. Oa behalf of the defendente it wee shown that the de mised bad, in feet, committed bigamy, and that the second Mrs. Jones had been so shocked by the first Mrs. Jones introducing herself to her that she died within • fortnight after. It was contended that this occurrence, joined to Captain Jones's bodily weakener, had made hint childish, and quite unlit to execute any testamentary act. On the other side, • letter was reed from Mr. Smith, in which he threatened the old man with exposure. and it wee urged that that was quite sufficient to account for the dis inheriting of the defendants. There was a great deal of conflicting evidence, and the trial, which had occupied the whole of Fnday, did not terminate till 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, when The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. The judge reserved the question of costs. .4&9IZE 121171LLIGEN011. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Woicrena, JOLT 16. The jtelges of this circuit, Mr. Justice Dyke and Mr. Justice Willes, arrived in Shis city by the mail train from Oxford this afternoon, and proceeded at tees to open the mointimion both for the city and county, etkionming the court to Monday. when business will 001=11111801. This is rather a heavy realm for the sumer. No loss than 25 peieoners appear in the county eihrier, sod seven in the city. There are two mem of murder, time el man slaughter, one case of rape, one of forgery, to of burglary, se and vers! of robbery. Thaws are also at nisi pins some sposialjary cues. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WiNcTiEsTER, JULY 15. The comminion was opened in the county bail yesterday, by Mr. Baron Bramwell. Mr. Justice Crompton arrived in thin city last night. This morning bueinceie commenced in both (outset ten detock ; Mr. Baron Bramwell presiding in the crown co urt, and Mr. Justice Crompton at nisi pries. Tha calendar contains the names of 68 rleoners for trial, incluclug three fur murder, two for manslaughter, four for cutting and wounding, one for aeon, and two for forgery. There are eight muses entered, two of which are marked for special juries. Kra lordship, la delivering his cheep to the grand joy, observed that the calendar did not prement a very favourable state of thing.. Then were, he was sorry In flad r several cases involving the destruction of burn life. First a men wee charger with destroying the life of a young woman at the Aldershott camp, sad it appeared that he had killed her without any j cunt:kart= or provocation. An important cami was that of the Eastern Monarch, the destruction of which vessel by ere had involved the loos of several lives. On tbe 2rd of June the Eastern Monarch arrived at Spitbead early in the morning ; an ex plosion took plate on board, and the vessel was burnt to the water's edge. The steward was charged with negligenos, which was said to have caused the explosion that ooessionsa the death of these unfortunate people. To find a true bill against the emerald they met believe that he had occa sioned the explosion, and had exhibited negligence. On reading the depositions De had very great difficulty in seeing legal grounds for attributing the explosion to the steward, but further testimony might be adduced before the jury. Juir 16. CHOWN COURT: (Bet .Mr BIM B1111111Mil.). Henry Beejninin Boom, • private in the 9th Foot, apparently about twenty years of age, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary fi'Growan, by cutting her throat. Mr. Cole prosecuted, and Mr. Edwards defended. The deceased was one of the many young proaututee who frequent the outskirts of the comp at Aldershot, and on Sunday, the 6th of March, she wee at a low beer-shop called the London Tavern, situate in tbeNorth-lane, near the camp, and which was wed by persons of her calling, and soldiers. The Owner, who., regiment was stationed in the camp, was there with some of his comrades and it would appear without leave. He was acquainted wit h the dammed girl, and In the coarse of the day had two or three glasses of beer. About three o'clock in the afternoon screams of murder were hoard issuing from a room which she used, and cm some of hie com panions hastening to her assistance they found her on her k.wft near the window, with • fearful wound in her throat and blood flowing copiously from it. The prisoner was apparently rising from her, with • bloody razor an his hand, which he laid on • table end than walked coolly out into the passage without making any effort to escape. The unhappy girl cried out, "Lord have mercy upon me I I hops my poor mother will pardon my eine." She then dropped on the ground, and in • short tune breathed her last. The prisoner was at once taken into custody, and in soccer to inquiries as to what induced him to commit the torrid deed, he .ald that his mind bad not been easy since he lett Americo. He added that the poor gill had net does him any harm, and, on being reminded that it was evidently hie intention to injure some one by his carrying a razor about with him, he remarked that a girl had given him a bed disorder, but that he meant to murder Margaret Chilton. He afterwards mid that the devil had dons it. The razor he'oeged to him. The medical teettmony showed that all the principal arteries on the right side of the throat of the deceased were divided. It appeared that the prisoner had been in Meeks, and, previous to this unfortunate occurrence, did not seem to have been an unfavourable character. Mr. Edwards made a most powerful appeal to the jury, and contended that the evidence went to chow that the pneaner was labouring under erne unhappy delusion, and though, indeed, he took the lie of the unhappy girl, he was really not master of his own actions, and therefore we'll not be held legally responsible. Mr. Baron Bramwell summed up, and left the jury to any whether the prisoner was in that elate of wind coon he com mitted this act am to kayo no doubt that he wee not cossack= of whet he was doirg. The jury retired, and were absent for more than two hones. Oa returning into court, some of the jury thought that ibis prisoner might have been 'stowing under some setae of In- Joey se to provoke him to commit the offence. Mr. Baron Btsmeell briefly explained the isw and facta, se effected that view of the cues. The kith they consulted • minute or so, and returned a verdict of °witty. The learned judge then put on the black cap, and proceeded to pare Mine° of death. The jury had returned Ito only verdict they would, and which bad hie concurrence. The premier had been guilty of a very heinous crime, and he could not hold out the lout bops that mercy would be shown to him la this world. The prisoner wet left for execution in the usual terms. He heard his doom unmoved. MARKET& PROVISION TRADIL —Tooter stars% JOLT 15.—The best Dutch • o ow dood loos west as I.,ar haviog adteamd for shoo.. to le hos todort..l wore Om sees tho Dies loarkets for mild d..ertpuons, abed, ham hero to better ropiest partmulmly towards Um emir of the sre, k. •od 152.. made of Llooroel larded. sad • Me ales at ROL f.o b.. hot the badness dolor for shipment is rte aside. portant. The uncross ado sod tutcrlor sort. bare been la Ices •ctlye dsnmod. at vetoes ventrally 'dyer. to .hippers. Cork third. reduced toga43e., and (mortise dlo to WA lameridt and Ttaleema lo coo. mowed. and 91b to ele. tho notional mho. lidnuti ad 0001.. arc %In. lable Pk. The 1141213,111.1 ill•poctpi in toe Cwt nerket fro.. Vt.. 7th tt.. the 141 10tt0.% armorials B.oollfata 6.117 •ccoods.3.ms 01.4. Al 1.11041 , 1 OM, 4•.1 Oaths. Arrivals does Mooned medals of 34 Du hro Drell" 1,875 Limerick. 1.340 Cork. and 1.3e3 &kiss from Wat Hord. Itehverke for the east 3.700 halm, TM stook we meth.ne on the wharves, 11,700 flrktme. routines 31,00 Ark:et for the me reepoodlve period of test ye•f. floe Frte•lott butter open, dou Roo. • go, tiot ort Voday advanced to I JV.OI, towards tbo dose Materseek, Sis to Ws. for Ma bril other quelitha of forobro onto, f 74.. u Awards The meely dorifer OM emelt. 5.144 ca•ks. The coot to rho hooorturs of the ro t Dutch for If sadaY. 10114 The r 0 bah o now peke WU 10e bacon market has omUotted very drn throdahout the work. Sabo f.o.b. hare beer, effect. Int al.. for three oak: sbitonott, a( Waterford. 0.101 proportioo of storable, sod 0.48111.. thaergisatly W.claw* a dears WAS rofawd by soothe, Wag d oblmor. sad the maxim e Gramma. eds. enteoftd (.40. to =De.bb eddltorial Cork sod 11.1roetlek elao s ok er o to deo; sod Hombro% 61s. ; the latter nportsmone • Rood etesSwdemaad. The arrivals from helmet for Ida week model of 104 Det Vraloo. OM Warrick. 571 C 0.,. sod ow. fr.. Wm ;to riet,_/.500 Wm; dock remetatta, 3.600 babe. 108 bare US TOM. The tura weekly steamer from Wateef doe N o m., o..ms ow, nonOy from Hamburg during Um week. 731 bales o yster thore told4b. mil slowly st 3e.. t0 La. ocearding to NW. m If snit In Mmarel. the costlonsoce of bet sacker ssrsirsv .5.•; price. ran rearm. 70s to 7115.,, meantime to NW I i quality. Lord roMsttli a deli ow, alikosa say symptoms of ingsmaramiL The trade for fool port, wrack for moss rim. tact limbos sisammlly del/m.6,h Is bottom ttefavotamb toetonent by the moriodoo of p bee on dm continent. nod the bed lem of Po . o Potion. Salt Isle ga..iyi to, oftws.stdch, U at mil o'Agnabl. mot within ram" %coddles wilinell7 lamented- COTTOlL—Livslroot. Jett —TM shim of eottou Was, aro aIiNWANI at WI balm. • o.o4limorltst as postordo) paoss. COTTOS G00D?... •XIaCIL•O:II.7LT 11—The proboly nag. ItWel tad PMlbot by 'atiefall SIN Haus. et M. 11.14.barl te .t. a.. In the Ctte elhour. be the le leerbea la the Paearaei iinkirtlimat.—Mospat. Jail U. MC grated hopeload by tbs embalm el wee ham lad to some of the mail enbeto to the manta beg Ihs taw material. and spemnetors have been estenlse heyem. M • Sad C.. Our ern ammo. mote readily 0104.01 0000 We Mat fee boo responded to the 24001.006 stades an lei 0.1 demand. mused by fur Germany. showing a di nodtloo to operate more freely , end tyamtalicas hare bees admoood fully fu. to id. per lb.. en compared Ma Wee d last eget Water ati top 4 mole up to yo e, and from On town, ham wish= of this tow tld *dram" but with was imegalerttg, owing to the 4111041311 =ons la whieb spinners lave hod esettrook fount up. nee numbers gad doubled yaw am Is better .lettuml, and }Mbar dearer. but aro not m mesh clearer as other dosenpuons. Cloths. Womb. like yarns, basing the admatoges of a good hew and foreign Wnd, am tem buoyant. Sellers are oaturally isepdied to &mondd higher sod being well under contract are. Ina podgiest to terms. bat buyers are diseemed Mama minimal,. espeetally tr. two ad wan of the lama& booms ham waft midi sorbing for We quarter std. advanoa seiner T cloths leme m swim mum Wed per lb. WI *bus° WOOLLIM—Lnee, JCL, 16.—Tbe market be beam well attended tbh tomato& and • comiderable quantity or doll, boo bwml Addy. mot. however, alweethe this morslme• erahmedons, h. • great Poetioo maned to be tow direct delivery at the warehouse. Tea peto• dial emouhketared me madly employee to order. IDWAl6.—lhaninonaet.Joty It—The Wade of this town If. tinker= • Bab champ Men lue week ; bee tt Nelda= moves moth for few weeks at Ma period of the yam when there are we mast Mina et the MA , * sad the fanners arm beetotalng to be bony In the hornet. SAE which nenentbe country metkete to 64 thinly attended ; bet Irm o' thle. trade. noon elloosbly better th .n It wee a month NM • =:,. Dot tome or the workgeowle on Mon thee, end the out orkenue better =Mord. The war havlng mated. It to teemed that arch • wed cora fn mom be C atloent; mot im Attu whin We may r mile from that cm rue will name It to • toi wady heal by ma dame. The comma duetuatooe In the metal market Mao very much to Injure trans ; the tn. In the Glee Of oortner Interiei W °e.° followed by an adman alone fertelog per pound on rAled MM. ban. • tiv. and Masa tubee; a d ot 01 pee ton upon be.., pin wire. CORN.-Ca eel oce..lrtr 11.-The hue weather mustd our market to rule very dull for wheat, at about last make prtom. Wheat. rid. 3(4. to ela. ; witte.4Ba.; team gia. to ifs. ; cots. 26. to Zle. CAPTILIOIT, !rt., 16.-Tbe supply at market tads. Maw ab.in. Telma lower hoot ls. to Is, with • dull trade. Brown wheat. 3.8. to Us.; white. 41s, to irs ; 29. to SU.; oats, 26s to 30.6; borne. dia.; per, 40e. Caudate, JOLT 11.-Clapply of whist. liberal. Otte and WWI =lab Theorem • awe dared for all lands Rabe Wheat ed. to le. lower. Ind. sad bosky stout dd. lower. Wheat, whi 30 te, new and M M el, near a. Td.l b b d.; d. aaa sad trII.: PI ; Sow, la los. to r ; era*. 2e. 2d. 2d. id. ; ryemeel. IL; kedellielelt 0014111•11 all. JOLT 11-A 4dr aptly .1 whrti. most 01 .Lea vie meld s deers qt I, Of err kora. sorry eat almost sin the arra Trews ring h rig rested is mane tem' with will be mesa Ike ewe se les Other kinda May kg the Welk ea arbor, re Ore OLorcesTax„ JOLT 16.-We beies s Us opottoosood hat sew rather roe on ley sad angel of wheat will Mew Is re ige........hritheed la re wit part et art week. Al oar toil rebel W halm whir net a rapid Ws at arra* kin Drs or. ass less a - Ore ark • err lira ore at • tripe nadir Ye miss. % mi le past_aatli i-Wasit.daelias 3,634 qrs. NNW twit% dm 011 4 Irrws• till lak ooi throes. Joss 16.-The Mgr el Weer was WWI wliewge. Fre *parks eses le =re essleali glee e 1 lest weeks mina. Lower ass la dew& Meal. Os. Ss dee ; War, 3ta. le Vel m illS. to 6116. Irma 441: 16 Ws jigasroir, JILT 14-310 =WM *day Orr eAtended; • Ilk err 01 eels; Voirb tire gars awe lesasel ; Pros kw* I=teestd i fismas "." serr il liel t ( grta l a e ftral inla ka b re r . te n. u. 5 01 . ::1 le Ile. ger et. Mese Isomsfe, Jan 7e-Ws led sera eadeW grandly of writ al err el sr error .111111111baeldel imiLW prlcee wige la pee =re. IMMO dla lOW red. 40a to kr sr Orr are way sa Mae sad was la bred rereeti IV/Zmirk brag dimmed ser se gehri-wrealp 111. be Jr Ow . Tree re ad ma par hear he wher . krLik. was =iseated quark* =err - elf ga kr II Mae. were • Sad thew Wog raw rue deeedse le lel term sehlarl fa grim. Igrely.dlats: d . i r MI sine lb wheat crop Unoughast this eeesß Is Malnelli m a..... districts Crt l eed. It la miletpatee. MB be meet airiest. la Mises ac- MOW vary. Barley and aft sr =pegs* ter sheet ea mesa OrTdx ei 1111oCants•reoll.TTila. JILT 11,-.1101 Wr% se%l et what haw the marry for ramie weir Wei arm Wit pit* et Itiesby. la lege* ant mei dirk berme ass brig Wilyeled to it yokes eared. ea* ear biereig par JIMA The Iris irate tree pas S ere Id* kwilsa hiwe ber wershires. racer rho gle fleorner week. ityrlMin. per sr. lever. Bear gad with rather roma enquiry for Br MM. OW held with ware this droughty wnatber brag errand rather =add as Games mole Tho di week se e ceiralwe, tan ma; lonises, 2.032; rya. UO; barley. coesewhalle ; dealleha We. semewles. Uwe. US era 141011;14= ig ht IL-Usre roe whir re Wirt Wirt Ur ass Pres were err ls. pre qv Tire wr orrery a ot hig rothir pro= lleite ma la horse of the perebrer. While ries{ U livait4 40.10 46. ; old ditto. 40s to gla per er. per rektor Os eater. If &Tweezer, JILT 111.-4. t oar One Prehear aknOnlin the .et teaulaido a lemon Nod eadtars Iran Mandel ad Meeenkmo w ally of wheat use hotted. The trade ruled doll as re tree of lilt week. New eilaplee of obito Moo alla to sea ; sw reit eta. es 111, per 36 ewer. kr mar doing I. tar* rid or reeler weer. earrancled reere worrod. lesoomly, feedp.6l. te Sr. ; WAWA& Si. to 31a Der 30 dor. Tree wee no lopereat graph Os Phil a*WA ass, sdnd wang as Ir to Sr • old, base 11. It AWL NOM word Ter, V• 701. yd noun r ate wee may .10.6.4; old rota mode Oh to Ma; rw.l6. to Us. per 36 Mae. Osier, Joss 11-Attar markst PSOAT third Ind very Ire doing la re err sada skit& re rat la Mal: e+. 4l When ' r t. Wa r be p pantos, nen wires am 'MKT d i d so as oboist Ira rake gara. e ; a el sew barley re erred en ZLIN el e r wer a ew rk Irk =or Vas Wale drag oate. per wee Mere lapin. Tama snow. JILs 10.-A rood lo=of utast kers tad* and peen ls. fr. rem Or lade re Mr yellow liras arra 44. per Sr. Try Ors germ cork. sad prow memory se rhea. fleamoo. J r LT 11-TM amply ef treat to.Osy was My TOOdeffla, anti vale thromboot the reran wee las err Near War. Immem not bring Inclined to led at N. reduction obi*. M. mensal as rim rarer this week bat few eke were tiletied, and those to Meat B. lee than last wail. Bury WM to little request. sad pal e r we notolnat Oat veto rather err to porchare, sod kers legrortal late crotstres. ROCREM. JOLT 16. - The weather Ines ow he loPert has her ...NW...44 II sad sweated; esss.ala foe einemoll the corn, which. In many oboes. Is many rm,dy for lb. sale. The barest will commence In newt a week or tea flays Mil from proem ap,earaorde there I. crory proutl.eof a eery abundant crop. Although the Mends were pretty well supplled, to effect anis at all holders had to askant to • reduction of emu: N. to 30. on both BMWs snd fomten. The slowkl shit. 'BM mr.god from Us to Qs., were mem due whip* waking fee. The carnet much red that ebmged Made. v.e prices Mug nominally 410, to der. Barley wm entirely stettonary. and sanely my but the comet retail Usioections tom pima In that article; minding dote r iss. to 38.. and malting eat Me. to 43a. There was but • trifling deloaad for ratasod • slow trade was done at Ns w 2gs. )3.1.11 mod slightly cheaper. but no altemtion in peas Millers hoe redeoel Use base of flour St to B. per lack. Waist - lg. JOLT 11-TMearlier during the mat week has been faeomsble to the for • aiding and bringing to maturity the reheat eroreh Our farmers brourlnt Unbitten% bele to dar. and showed no chmosition to sccept loser prime, consequently but litUe busbies melted at the Press or Mt yea. Metre earn but hole o ff .r.g, and late rates oh. taisel. Primo to the ormietl-thatet Pee *me. la Ft to 1. • 1 " Beam. 43.. to 4 1 / 4 . per qr. Worsen* ire la.-The bens et the rather sad the daises gon e. rally is the ern Wade ward a mall ateetalarKe. and Uwe was arde rtypontire Os lbe part of mak, to P.M.. except at lower Kit% slots wart awritery 6.. II to Oa perhediel.and sod 6d. troley 4t. to la. 31. le the solos beans are rather reeler to ...mimeo. than bind • prove.% of • good mop W. year. (Ate gar ta dd. per Ulla koat. 16.-there wag o glottal show of farmers' wheats this 00+11 market today. raiment were unwilling relltrA at the rsdnetlon mob's& and • limited Molnar ma done at a decline of is. on MU week's rates W hits qualities west sold a Ms. to 465. ; red. Os to Us. supply. Pi stone barley ens ecnnioal. (shoe aorta of n wore In no OW rum a very alum eale at prima ecaroely grai wo blab a on t mo he pro gar Dal tot .Lay, rainples seallelag Na. to 2M. per 24 etooe. limns were to moderate requedt. ao4 rates equally m high ea Mat weak uses obtalm.y evertor parte IDOTINI4 of es Sr on de tone: mar. (C.A. 06. Per KIaRCALDT, JOLT lif.-At our country markets thla west Loiter of %beat wore offering prim oiresonidum to the decline In Oa raise mark• ts. which quite pm • non to trameletiosis Is that grain. Oxen sold at 88 per qr. rednentlon, and barley teems quite exhausted. flees today. so had small supplies of grain. Wheat old morn feebly Ilan bat rostrket-osy. but at n reductlou of Ir. to Una Sr.; mte told slowly at dcl. to la. per qr. decline. Wheat. gen to 4Tc pm qr.; MUM. MU!, ; oats. VA to Vs. WATWOaD, J OLT 15.-Our Imports of min for the week have been Tin moderate, end with tbe can-melon of °MN at which Ira byre had • fair quantity on ogee by beet. the x 9144140 of oar own growth bare tutu snort lodge kens The depreming mosunte Pan Martians Invo not produce. much effect oe our tuarlv.t. Wheat. with • moderate tonna,. can °sly be Init4ll ls. pm burst lower. Batley fulls malotala , tam ratios but tats have given way 3d. Se U. pm Morel; st urs desaoo them is a eery fair out., Fa ludlaa awn coatinoe to expe,let:co steady denoted, at • dechos or about lid. to 60. per barrel on the Prices lost Faturet‘y ; won. holden. bowline. am arm in ett oeMtion of • reedy reaction. Flour we quote elbealser be to. Per tact. Iml`erta thh week hens 3,31 T qrs.; Indies min,, bele um gas 050.. 4.541.1 lands; ow, Loot ma.; Num•i, II who. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIBS. Catherine (newt). non Pon Re. llwy. with Wirings* mirk r? the wwth end of the Wading .sage ter morning, Our being In eot.irx ft with the .teem tag hetarre.-13verprol, July ld. Mien (below). of euaduland. tram Cardiff to Oath. dowel IA . 'Witt g Este t n the metal Ash to lac 3 8., Low. 31 W. ; env: raved by the Cando. epee, Captain hi.tiidder, arrived Eon.—Orawernd, July IS. Mum Vittorio. teen to Ilentshent. we stranded en tee Minerva Beak, et the tatter pt. 1. on the tilt of May. and mouthed there ir week: wet of cargo weed. wd the net wheeled to M.—Liver peel, Judy 13. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Oitaldam (WOO. boa 'bangbus for Loudon, )14y 7. lat. 84.45 % los. !La Z. Cosoord (bancte), from Lova= br Liunetaton, Joss 4. LL 1.10 It., I. 13.49 W. Ivor, from larrsiona for LtataymoL July P. lat. 44 11.. tom 9 W. JsJsmtal( arcs.). frog utchut tot Loudon, July S, Lt. 46.21 , tale (Viol. of Otrrgow, from Donlon for Demerara, Jaw %lot 23.50 11, ko. 38.60 W. lecomelvo (Mfg), from Orme toe FaMmotb 111 days, Jove 22. la. IS al N., km. SLIi. Margaret None frlip), from Liverpool for Biala, Jana 3, lat. 3.:1 P., lob. 43.13 W. Uodsaatee. tram Pe. Jobe's. P.e, hr Loudon, Jul 1, tot. 41 14.. Wm 13 W. Mr Irma Peones (barges), bum Lobate for South, Day 26,1at.1.3 11,, ar.34 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HORN ILL —./$ll7 U. &t Walt Mamas. DOM Mr. W. B. Dom-r. a NiaRTON.7.7I4 p, et DartlwapAcsd. the wife of the Ace. 1) E. Nartoo, of a daughter. PAUl93.—Joty O. et New road, lletteregalark, the ago of 1 1 =7 holm, tag., ota son. MAKBIAGES. SOUTTLOWER—RTAWT;;II—.IrIyIi:at the Church of the no: Trinity. Itrathey. MaIIWOOL by the W v. J. Itamer. the ha. d. P. Inm:d.b.a. lneu that of Ilenthar, Xarneret.netnihtes a the late 0. holinaine. 11mtbny RICK LET—ItUNDLIL—JoIy 1; at the Dab& ehorzh. alvintoft. hytbe gm J. 0 McVey. ot. of Keg It N.. to May Jaw. thaskior tam tato G. Itendle. Req.. of Woke Omani. Dm.. DILTIUS. IRIORTON.—JuIy It. (Norms. soal Itr. 1. BrisMon. el Ta.ei saws. bouthwark. awn' N. DRUNLICY.-11.17 11 rOSVSU.nenn wow. Han Owner. wife of F . Bromley, nod V. W HlNll.—Joly It at Clalchoter, Huy. Ws of H. C. Hawkins. Wok.. Csaissande, 1.1. 7......... " 1 "''',/ ". .." -- ,rX ... <4- O W , .... •••• 7 ~......." -4---- "'ne t'" • • • ''' No. 4,038.) Ny a r; TO. wta bc .. . la Mud the doubt Astemert. Inotrornen Throe Pnotech .o fur Poulana' F" . aka so es Its weals • dm. July • building. Is la thud. madded Mama of GARDEN. Gable plan" Ils 11. and II miaow scaonlag te Mass- -ws. mesh* Feresid mann diatoms, mead. dumdum. * • Pastalars for Mats and the United Bratty baked MONO sa M. N it himandsons terms. natal. Y Far Annan. outdates any to 4 WILLIAM lIIMAILS4 Web= U5 . 1 .10 ,1 4= 1 :at aa 11l Yid so MAORY. a. Ely Me I=meta 2 1ilre d F74 bawi rs §TRAId to BREMEN. The North German ItleM's powerful weer .rotaMOIWIL Cadets EMMONS. MA WI from off flocalpian oat FRI PAY sal Foam 41,, LI. sod la.; Rama, at • ea.sad • ban. Praeger@ mad fobsthan rirTUR Mend to CHAPLI red Unnonal Ma, Zipasolrom w.: aat area, I - PHILLIPPS, OR seEk and PHILLIPPY. U. Roodkaa• OM LAI --the Pie thee RSATION w_vrgapr.-Tbe liana loam tho tot eta ad OuPs - Mean imf. Woman, 1., laded at the On Istbaslask TWO. - of Middle TEAM too ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. a d `&2` jl4 .i scr i melet wi li s ztrAvrm_orteere t o tarr. wa .... Jeans fiiii; laWaem i Tht h r 11; lks _saya ammo F gm. a. us / . RD, Ma c Ito Towsr„eren Monday dimes f Mina IM. Fro to Rot/Afloat:- Stills. ad st. N.: Rotero. M. sad dl IX 3d. Wank Al 11a. 6.3. we ta.. 11. ' Ream. Ta Ad. ad LI Rs. M-Apply at Ohaptlaa Uelminal OM M. lbeigeiste ; ee to PHILLIPPS, eta PB S arl PHILLIPFS. amnia Al IC Y Ifelhalsea Ilissakest Cowley. 11., Woodiness 3.0.-Tbe y 80 Mani Is Mauna all WI Gomm, lan Maenad way . 0 • Olt mem STEAM COMMUNICATION with the SOUTH to ORLAND Ms Naiad (Inked Mask ead 0 N • DAILY ISSIIIOII Paden esestj. PH Tna termer. dB MI the ease land and weather ....it id : Rade WATKIFORD ad MILFORD BATON daily. with en • noes Waterford Ali pa u on From Nodoad 1.11P.M, le mini Trammu St=as Ude tram ve , k. of Oa FM ..111. sawed aad 4 two.' w Ra u so that pas ism 3rd clan atlas. that rin map prated by the LH paseagen may = . t.t . tr . agar talk mete r s Landau asa ads to Moat H sa. Ss. " ' 00031 sed MILT RD RAVIN dolly. F Ina Oak at A pas. ham Ws Passers. I hens Mead 1./lita..atanal vary Sat POW gar at Passers.d ili t it s.6. op.a. Mao tale mem trose from • The Oar! ban Os sot mdertsks to na to asp mfteder bills uu t u ,d, pmdtsithsomonlatke of tat anangsmossa. Offiemills For Mawr partbrulan any st no. of toe ram, antler; et is Ham FORD andM Camenanos leetiam ILO. ; Ga o n Whew dada. Mann JAC ON . Hamm; ems Woo Braahado Maw Gan F RI -. sad Tla•Tabla. LADY'S PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE $U • ' WATHIIINTON aed lhobt MIDALS. 11111A)0D111 day. Proseies . GOLIMMITHS sad lIWILLICIB. Ilmetatary.lB. Haelattaetrat. Dovenlawdalts I/. 0 0 imam. H.R. The sasblldsmat doses ..g la Its snalag, sad an Saturdays 1M MI o'clock. WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. HO , HINRY RODRIGUES. M. Piccadilly. Banta attsetlen to Co allot STOCK of DRIP/IVO OASIS. THAVILLIN 0 BAGS. Their DISPATCH BOX Wetting Ora lad Mad, Ifeleal• and Gar. p -e...67.a..,, .B6llVl,llohuz.T.twit: Eat • calo tir ek. Int i lit sad 016. Naim o . f elaa /NW PATINP Denton@ . 1tLva1ct.......d . ;,,, „, 0 , ova& .nit able tot Plitt rIf . PATItIN, masts, be had at H. RODRIGUY.d'. 4L nendaff. two Lon from let The ford end LONDON LIBRARY, 12, Bt. lama' nary, o f This Man contd. 20.000 VOLUM'. st STILLING LIT& .... ~ , USK Fifteen volumes are allowed to cowman ambers ten v.v..... O f be retested& In town Subecdpare :d3 • year cm notamtke, Lord ' Of SS S VIM =LS eaUswe fa of Et t. LIN manbanittm 128. Cat. f e b e hit , ts. 7a. M. ;to merlon. re Prostate. Ina The mood Rupert. ~ Mak •Mt at the books addod during ths year, sag be had by mem ttou tu Co. eat sahentbas ea spdleadon. doter. ROST. HARRISON. Smontra. LORD ARLOWI3 SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. The : Nt'Ari.7IIIIBI I •STAND.—No ZIG or =atilt . *rein. I Inteit o t Mktg ay twoeas basdrodfald. Fries 16. WI LUT O I (AT OII CINDSI MITZI. Warranted to th e go,. SAL ai rWIRIVIZritie ME role N . llllll. Win road slap rat MO eda small limaad an • win of Oil ele foe Pew IM. e SASLOW'S l ain l . &TO dila II Mk TbsooM realm! tu ma them to folio IR perkellan. man me Ise aoeteemsdad. PM* t0..1e., k Inin , ad 6 w it h l=l .4. IIARLOW. lannaok teadsolene,_and ammo. IL Moo lloadon Roam Sushltaal lift loasange nada. The D uttered 1 IHE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and to hint. ti 0011111:1 la ENGLAND as at all Mao to be oblansol of The PS and 06 0 Tim Manson. 8. lit a intllmoolne• MM. pardon; - Good streak natal I=== Teo. N. 2,114.. M Ltd- 3.0 ...etch lal is. 4d. ; OM Macho= r..... 3‘ 101” M I ...I lk Too 4 " r sift to the val. of 4th. eat carman Ins to Say railway natio. or advice to mane tam is Indeed. A pace coma free. Sagan a moral Mad the war, Ppotion W. OUSEHOLD WORDS . — EXCELLENT reed the • 0010017 PEA, et tho NAST INDIA TEL COMPANY, in Coed • talr . alebralsd Ms pap, Is * Ming now as fardltar ea . Household rpep,asi 7=Leery Molly Mould obtain it . on.* rt Meek." "All the you 1."-Wareboants. S. Mat St. Holen'acturchred. Reldnands l' eac ' fl'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, to know whether (Ms b. L=ooo X 'r at a ft :i t ild foe general l"m t tent': .ere il Ex f, Irsata. the nu montane .Isman in Co eaucess-J owl 13. 0001 d. ha te , dela Mundenstart. late ARIUS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapen and had a M . their • Iwok or vent:teen aseileme foe wearying ten debit Iran , ..,.= b recaelly reload asadarth GP ad am) Snoasselas P.. a Rama Ina for edema nooks:. will dans R oot _ two mites. ter Cow tale _ prom it• Suitt le farmen . L e m enerameu sowing. and elan. Ilk so. poet tra.-TmOd II MILLS mad SON. 00edaaa o L di a sta , 2 . r ...o tamtly .. graa is BMA Madam Wl. in meat Maim *a am. sad mean hod on elo. • would EOIICE to LIVENTORS.—OFFICE for fat im o r g PATENTS, 4, Tanana Chanweram.-Printed Memo. tour.., Made am to Ms COST u/t A Phil Tel for Gnat Bean a fora y s seattrles Advtagad demote to dkocelot or or wallet lavaseloc= them. Clantal prortMl. Sanaa aka sod sancta !a sway ocattneaM Mow . I . Mau sad In Marls taatemal Ptam Fall laformsma as so ig,,l I. antra aralang paeste a hems or .rood. AppM anoally or ley . Men to Maar. Pll3lOl and Co. pamitalsa. 4. hateJa y -eleare. ill'din talattneerees.WO. Impel but m • • QIXTY YEARS OF SUCCESS have proved nits aJ betted amnion that RO "LANDS' MACASSAR OIL edam. bled , aYaerdl peopareaa for prommay Ms croak. sod MmHg and sop. Maiditylsor the human Mir. 11 brava. bar from faller off or turning In,. davaplum weak her, dom.., It loon wart and Aandritr. sod M l ' • ' mean betutifolly soft. iksble.m.-11 ulna. For enlldno It te madally • tied an forming the bathe 01 a bottit.fut boa lof heir. Tb. British Mesa In which it 1, untretenir heti. with numerous taialinonists ........ nod red of ini isilLaci. land. Use nat awl au rain proof. at .. ~`"."' mend. Pea le AL and 71. ; Tae It Wins 'Null to four innalll. lOW it et.•• and nontia that In. Its.-lee the word* " Rowlands' ma- sod It essiee 00. - Le., on the weeper, ..I "A. ROWLAND sad 80nd" in t h e . let Mk. Sod at H. Hatemardas luadon. sad by Outages ad d v POelumera he did of the • Lord do wit • pew*, and ha A ank h. . deeps!. violent • facet noble farther Rm.' J. R • vise P The Sty. nVIRLAND ROUTE.--MINKUNICATION_b_y 0 ortavis itgmwki l eaM73olP i I Buia o c e. lam 11•01w.Caleano ga r elSa. mum: ind amok, gtomn lowing douthaza pioo as the 4111 sad Mik .my rot\ Othal2w. Salm SIM Man, sad bola Woo WI es 1301 i aid Mk et Mch month led tar OlhYl Mas A VIBZSAVIaI_ , bour:,td iylm y Ci re r ig:Nessin swith tM IL L of my molt—hr lon inooX4als.w l *Sew 134 lare/rll4l~. Seelimpke. rtm OOMMUNICATION betwen LIVER MRS 1 4EireMP L IZITA L arel= . ° V= and "1:1 :.‘ °* •4 2 far'alreL v Z: N I Sift& • CITY OF BiLLTIKOILE To mon.o.r. 3.1, 20. 222402•207, Augu4 I. Mad saes altaraits Molim/A2.1 ATHS of HOMBURG, near FRANKFORT- , ON T WWII al I it.—dObt UM OF.ASON, lath. "Se Memel Waters of Hembree. as evidence; by the celebrated Pre- , fewer Lister's analwia, are ethnutaat. tonic, alteratire, end aperients They are of abatable es edam to rerersv sag d.sertlere f the twomath and ether touseloco. They Windom them °roam wbon the abdominal dr. =lotion I. deftetYtheelth the procure* of secretion, and lire • healthful Wty to the orgasm of noun n w .on and weboilatio They e Poo; r l'l emolted azenta in cued of onlareement of the neer, affectlen of the , hYpochoa oth jauadice, beimm emth eholdel di and obstinate cc en. to awn of gout, Nod of all other alferthei. produce! by has of the dlteolve functions, the most happy TerlWW , base been teem them. The dhow of the wennrs la more espasially recognised by thew who drink there at their mums ; for th ee, the Invigorating aft of the moons taloa, the gaiety w orld. wirrrhenthue 'eche. sod pegs. abatinction (rote the caress of the concur su attesting the mike of the malteds& Deserve. Too foredo which encircle II iner with their beautiful wino are iit tersects .1 by rowla sod r.ctlage. that afford myrist Plosewit worm So the feldberg. Ithsaboth's Bock , Luther. Oak, and all too vectors:woe podia ai the Mamma The mogr e cent Oeist, which, In the bewaty of Its architecture, the button of IA apertmonth as the debars of IM decor. = ig rimpoeme entry other wheat of the kind on the Yaks of the isharkbir rewire I the thditiou of two smooth mime:low saloons. It Clnleins salaam for bath and concerts, w slew for Use maim of Met. 0 filielinke MI roulette, to which treme et WeVenta Is played with • YU offelt, and r 'victor with one zero, an orreries:meet welch affords W gide ea adreat ~te of 50 per coot. beyond that accorded by the Dribs at Baden Baden, Ems, spa, Sc. Amour the other ettinctions NNW he swooned a lame and comfortable rushee room liberally p :ro. with Omani. French. Emilie/a, Bunten, Winsome. and Innen • s olfoestooso la the Olympic auto of demration : • Myth for tof • dear, olisentog on to • Doe terraces pared with ; • rand ditilmuromo whore there Ls a tab's dhow a laYour thrice •day, at I arid etc ot wt. •• eirellWit orehewtro perform* the.. llama day—la the =mite; lik WWI., to the t he In the beautiful sonless of the Canoes. In the ereohat In the .:ramt hall.reoin. hailer, and 101. of varied desallitdms no:0Y each other Is Directors thrink from ao eseriam In endearourint to reeder dile thnbigthasplace as 4eli s chtful aa powilm to Ha el•lVero. With this view lily hire rented 30,05 el acres of addend (coot , ithoin fin ; to red deer, rothie, and tentherest wine, e :wade. inewtrree Where the eland embed at the dote of the muter semon, and thiple sporting Iwo for the byre of abettor. The (Who of Homburg Is the only eatablisliment of the html that Ye hitherto enimol the th a t of renialoing Owen the whole year ma ; arid it Is thus that by the continsation of ita play, Ste baths, Its Mena% and Ita 'hoodoo settle* thretutiout the winter ...KM, ItattrSeed. • MillirteY aad erten circle of visitors from WI part. of hurop4. Tt=froto Lms , l so to 11 Harare , by way of Odense, Mame., Ili per'onn 4is it boom. frentint le reached to on . .51 . 4tra mall, or b; cad and omnibus. to. Coaches run every had p h. RATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY- Iito IPOWDILL—PaaItry. dam and plant. , are effectually dem and aq other yeretin l• 6tb erblea they art ad. by lima peadar. which le oath, NW a., 11 , arliflial lire. The farmer, emi ga, t z a tte . lortaltn i , atilLiaretore 654 r it . l v ort . es:Aro ... E t a% Ert=lee !Nampa b l y s Turz:K.ATiv..l4 , .. -, r. 79. ir PM. Leedom, CO.—Tato nonce awn motto lththed tbe above raw aad ad4traaa Sea " Tam Palo " October I sad 9. 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