The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-07 00:00:00

~j /~! ~' r r ,~~ , IMIMMINIEMMINEMI • L await msy Le eons /. • salt the Pa. eptioc r OP potter —lt best, •111. oe bushel; red, 43*. to 45. 4. pee stoat. Bean. , 48,1 this day's etaikel (her. which sad slowly at rather ee'ailett. Barley quite 1., ew oats seam le. per qr. pad pee.rather highe r . a market to day there was h old sad sew earrplee, ideary Per laileaor seal* oast pert made last wears a am. to Os. ; red dill% 48.. per platter. Bee* etre. Ow realised reeled L 44. per stows. Other . as selling at 48e. to 61s. Feather datiate ths week bete II Woad tame or less every tits • errerthelses, with the d partial rablweed erne awry. welt, It the fter.aereee burnt t 4 a etewswea la been dame le the stark isesocd them lbw wan hot L, ,his welt. we lad._ wry ag, re ns Is ow e lyers were eZes;lll ea ad. pad sew bin*, Ist Whim ma. Hem *wig, ea b e d a vela. Oohs 'ask 4 bide, 1.. pm cr. drop ; to el saw stink 4sB. per ; ass sea ; IN ski rid saw, zio. ed. =Yr ben asemaik areig... th• vekrl teak ize , =7 use davit, Irma Ms rinser st Id. par haul 1 cars NM rubor ono lir = se Ifor re oast le ailed I& b 62. I °. NINO ebali his hat sad mOisre nay big hi ar, q. l im it brads, 'parts this trash:—per I qrs. , Goo; 260 welch 0 *lO.l 2 5 1107, 10 brit. , lan oars, 100 brim ; Why ELLIGENCE. TI'S. bests% .VA put la !eft .•eom. sad had mg wit\ rd diedisege.— :ii vilib dna is Aft. lir Immo • WWI amil.-. mak fosse sworn ft or a ism (me at aka Peaked ...la am ma) iaraall.— imams, hewer M. Weeny meets la the the lath: -h dodos, I. Ins Perrot " sawmills!' et pot. ad 0011fther "Rye tram db. esltli Own beta*. ilsounttail 04, 01.1 Irt *Tr* sr Yalta. HIPPING. loolollotry tow Leodee. 17. IMMO% 1.1. r Jel7 sorest. 17. o a U. W ""silwatidno.altit. an, r*" . loe. 1. '7 S. @atoll'. Lind.. I. Owlllsa One Liverpool. AIL IL La* Need. Wee. Ido. Devisee Erie' Lovor. vuel; PA* Murat holy imadamt. bon Plymealli. layinee Mak kin Imam. web. twa therm". li. w.l; Sissik. Widow Ida mom M. lain. I. ..win. Na terra. DI WITH. Les. 1744 w. lg. bit 4-$ a_ PI 4 4 14 £44444 14, Mt P 1 lay I.lmostl, August I, Is: ... 111 alro• AIMS 16. la. Moab br Crib', augur a 4 1445. 75 di" ler veal tee 4deleide. 1111 dem P r . lon. N.M W. Magni IL ;at. - SI P. Ws. I. aft.* 11. In, CM P., •• kr Valsesi•. Jai" " le. IT Otliess, Avert 11. it. Bay kw Lobapa. I* MTh •yrt II Ist 34 PI, In. a, Asir' 24, Wt. 44 X , lea. gm 14, tat. 17 Ma. u Ir. r Lattrpoo . . •24114 IS. IM. Is 11•4 Ow Looks, it dm 11.81111, , /M. 66.3111., kr li W. SW. kt Iketrui. Mart 1. Avert IC hi V 111. r.. L.. Wela-117147mi-Oia; WI 11, vegeta*. iil dir. b 1,7 H dem sll OM. MINOS& if W. 6 Me fa. 10.1 AI IL. lair ,miust H. 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NM of I=l at assob. alms es Clididmaa .4 . 1101 % IMO r lt " atiV i tOnk Ildi IM IL isarirrams. ILO. _ONDON sad NANTES LINE of STEAMERS gzhttvrti IA oti u mr.-ma-dn.yri ! anal sod lab. br grnil Ito el inaZtilL s ittaX isi .on rs M WATERFORD, LIMERICK, iii SOUTH d 4 11.4 ,„ em etWieklmr hr w as siiihi Ow& lleln &ihrwa. ler i ll a llllisse, mil lit al si 'Mill Os ALM 14i, _ Inz s 7=l. w Op LW ‘.w1104 Nil IMO Mk MY Mei 11.1=s mum ibises oil a Vie mell a ; lehluies is= Inte m t r rie n k IW. = Issiessw alas Iift ONION mid NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. 11011711 *TA of SR, ANS. 1 :11.1" 9 00 11. 4714 ji I : .R . :. . 1 ' ' isd ea ill ii• roe ir is r i s o ► l iTi n u • sei b ilaeg . lift PosIS is Swo ... le Bias =mamma. ROTESSOR WILIALBA .—FOLTORAPRIO MALL, two WIIIm•MW. Wu NOVI' Or ILLUSION& he or SWIZEProt...4 FrWWI apartm• ea • low. .IXO i• 0. ikowit ~own NIL Www. no plow Y a I.: weboO• • NON MO= IP& Row W •••• s. ••••••• 'kW* N• O SI • aol r Mc *SSA • Wesel Lobar& DN. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL ItUSEUMC : seriessa omp Tid ar'i r ib iAnerot rank ear Liras/ laweilig Tippla IN onesesie •9111 . nal Wiellay wirmire. laftwis as Jo rimmar of lionlink ". Mlll, Pa/ the Mar ea as mist 'EMI, elimes. LIME UT OVIMILLOTTII lIRUNTIL NEW sad CHEAPER EDITION of the LIFE d MARIAM SMITE I(JOtßrt RRLU . by )(nabs- SU; bob*** lb on bobionao Wen% P.l .M Portrait sad Illogr of nowerib flomego. 1. bd. cloth. .11 be relay on at: Ilipbouter. Orlon boJ ala Boolgodlyn, Leedom: Potibk. Dir. mod Ow. a Corabbl. 111. 10•1111? 11011 FR ON INDIONETION. rrag VrgrAggi,titEß aad STOMACH ..... 00 , 34 FLA INT...I=W Gams' Debeig i 4l . D it . n . :; a. N. 'lli N • dhow awl metal '14 1... 1i5a. Ns. IN. lita j=so per.. mitre. alli Floe 4a. id" of Sone o f lb. of herilm Vaies: J. ausiln. Ile be Mil OM beeinion. IRINSONI WATCHBIL-0 , The qua li ties of him la wwwhisaw Wool wasai Is laam' , —lawalsw Mmtbur. - The walla bwa =Wiwi sampan awe d ammlior Illalt= I=;; . —Obowww. Saud two kr lawwit Insartaat ft Ilba ,111,161.11 Ws awe: al a rr ill arbowa I W wmik wwwwwl. alma wil add saw Wes 0 kdl tZair i. eta rawineww— aril 11. rib:M. iisoursonria ARMS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and eK wr woll•kooms woulleat lee poloomoi Oho AM has ti Moo waft teloarl owoloowla porowlLl. Jr= k — amire or% tir soloiwut Niro two new 111 Com Ito V.I• Immo% womb. awl IX Poog boo — T GIL RIM owl . ow Ito . oposiooliw a wes Allmows 'ppm* Os gawk wad awoolmoo 808 HOBSON i• enneese it: call the attention Aim • MILL MINIM !b n asir IThip Mow CYRIL lems ime. " . 16 swain ZOW.II. lastmed•r• aliellind RIK • ADDIS Maw° the BILA4IDII 4 Twiy tlaP. B l . .. 46l "art e reggr= w r arirg rs a.' ..., 49 re Irks. Mm deed vole and asks. MO sad awl Inzei MEN AN11• 1 1 .. :. ow sodMismi be Me mins lOW *Vial. at busyls. Ms YkOmm lamyilem . abed. ma kat. p r bow aiwire.-ma ask ibmimom A. ud► • ' la . red &r ing = :b. Esibibimmilm. Woks ; •yd by W WBRMAR. 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Tte r . ~_„ eZ 1 - , 0- IRELAND. The dinner to Cardinal Wiseman at Dundalk canoe off on Friday night, when 200 persons WON pfaillet. The Very Rev. Dean KIIRAN occupied the chair. Oa hie right sat Cardinal Wiseman, the Most Rev. Dr. Dixon, Lord Bellew, the Right Rev. Dr. MacNally, Very Rev. Dr, Rune% president at Maynooth College ; sad ea his left the Right Bev. Dr. ICOsttigau, Mr. Bowyer, M. P., lb. Crusher, high sheriff of Louth, dc. Thanks having been offered, The Very Rev. Dr. Emma rose and said—The first act he meld ask them is mina vas moot an ble nature cornishdes se It did the blillmsat et a duty with du; enjoyment of a very high pissenre. Fur 1,400 year' this country bad bees Meiguialted far Its attachment to rel4ice ; in bulb it all am shocks end impediments It had ea - commend in lm some., yet had it always steadily guessed its come mad the seam of unity, and newt wavered he ass mement I. its attachment to the Holy See. (Applause.) Illandibmenta had been empbyd to break It., fidelity, awl crultbe had boon Mewed to Moen her attachment, bet neither threats nor promisee had had say idiot la isperathig tic. *um the faith. (Applause.) Re wee sise they thilli matiments, but salt wee pew cm some b ans km tepee rzqm to those beings of atteeluneat le be Holyeet be, he t meld be pesperly innegwrabig the gereep al mein' by permi b thma b drink the Maki et their illeserioes Poen', Pinz t The tent ma drank will all the hansurs. The V Dm Dr. X.llllll, again rase and saki that as the p were entirely of an ecdeelestical character, they hid tbs.* it right to ealud• all political toasts, with SNP incepties, Mich wee made not to meet these charges Web these VIII whom they originated knew to be bias— onemhear)-4int i ts they really wished to avail tlierseelves Meer, eppiabally le espies their frfeedship sad Mabel allnobwial le Pm gracious (H 4 7:1: 11 7 was the& • charp at be weis li Zt l i= who had been went at lben t enff MN wen ebesepe that seek • dew should be se m eZ e t pleb be thebblese WI wee treallid their tbe pen womb (Heir, heir.) The lash brewer, bed be eimeibibe of knowing that their whew Aims bids allegiance to bar a Plestibr ihity—hed to doubt Meet their loyalty. BM had received derieg her vWt to Weed reputed peedh el the at tachment of the Irish_ peels, led she might rest mob that she MI est awn idthful mod layal Indy at subjects than the °sashes et Imbed. He meld give ema " The health of her Majesty the Qum" TM Met was defy hemmed. The Meath el We Prince of Wales having been The Very Raw. Due K imam gab rem and =r i ms their pride, their glory, and their keppineee to have amongst there en that emelea such • distiapielmd tedividual in his =Amu tin earilmi. (Applause.) Ter mules the cha nson et mei •ma se Carden! Wiliam It had been allotted le him in additicee to his peat aidnrelgifte, to suffer for the &Ma of Christ. He (the Very Rev. DNS Reran) was est ese gibe is dwell upon the Inambou which had alms* bin& a bleb e et Om sated • presehml pet diegmedelWebbee puredhigeMe sa le whisk be effeid. (Hem ham) Wheel Ragbed append to be keel into • state Mb hen of dime- MAW freely spine the cardinal sod easiest the clergy, the peps Deland were frogmen in the upper soon bask deep operably with lib. In ths clench I. Moire they had emeshied that by to her his mem= pea* we mod s=erd the ingremien atheesembeients aid that am emblem their plidg =en le be instalment of the great are la which the mama were aimed. (Applause.) They Men told the people et Regal that they might se well heed at the moos I erlik the view et 'beer out her light.. as, ease se biz we% ehe .1 driving Cardinal Wiegman Rem pee—(sppliews)—med that the nous whose later robed the stone wield pebbly MI from power never to rise spin (Lead ',piens.) Rut wheener they did lor the cardinal is Het seeds, he lad mu that repaid them His vint le the Ism meld he a bight epoch is ile bilitrato! when he Is bind he Irma carry with him their end ebbs his happiere in time and elinity= melt ghe thew the health of his Hallam* WOW Wee ms. The Inn wee think amine altimeter appleare. Is the awn of histeply Cardia d Wismar aid —I ass ewe din ny here hr suited the wens eatherres it bleb test me natant beanie they Isegimel the. I erne peneamil of fay dignity of • teee=s d• ma nil ingenter—set Amen ha an arsenal that I sash{ ewes appears' ban, or by r ag a rt il l might seeer, nails ewes • pinny &play ot *dr leg. (Ham bast.) Th at, lam ewe - nobody or ea Whet Imagine Any sae who witereedi the eteclact of the lanes ef this Merle trey mast Wow prithedy • r asibaskim wee midis mended es ems* open- Gies of *sly reilgree haft el aneelwasat le ildr emir deedeel separrie, sad ie the char& which hes beeleasa epos dins 7 4he pear perelealerly —I may say shonathe et* hoppers Mogul to then re forth. (Load mime.) We bow partied, eon than any other remiss of my amig =4,70f the Med mew is white I ban bees by the people, I. pre gates—is, ia short, on of than weeps -.l that ylayW lamination which is so com ma* enerched is defiling with enter in this finery. (Hear, her.) I ra ear that so on, whither bo Belliarke or Is Nodally who ha liar an opportunity of listesteg te the lestatiftil and natural Amine of religions love tibial ban ad my we se every side, soda ix a moment fees** that Yds good, sea tedons, and werwhearted collie *wed the reessabge es anything sin thee see Withers of sell gine want* sail approbation, obsertag es their here I=2lthem unapt their any mrseise—past sey—liscare everri* i l ia have arleasesa= me dew me We there le • old ideate= M raid ,masks end he la IrshadL al ltene llaim g V irer • tsar; whim the haseldea team pine Is any ana -1 any ken sere nil elate Is seedier, the/ It any la "nee WE rine the Inreas of • higher deerester which it is ear fra4 to cultivate I .we that I re sae of those who her that Viii we read of the prosperity appraises Os briery night Is some way obeware thin high sad Mae Indsge of attach ment to redess which have formed the bent, the red remade% of the Irish people— the nand of then greet eallemities net hems visited broad, the ,MW ben white eight be camblend to co/Istituto eine pease Imppirseer, ofekt, however slightly, diminish that mean of pan attashment which they have always niabitehal sews* ilea hlth. (ever.) We hen hard foam bards( of late dauber Inked had ben Wel and tasted la Vida by the lesdreen ef shandy, dismight yield, perhaps, to that more had and learhl Oriel at hoppier and wealth ; bat my visit, dad a• it We hats, bat eareeleil and gratified me Is arAltag mats this ille—thet I have bees eseWd to e = myself thee while die niendis el the gespie sad 4 the tabs are Is pea renkraitly lemma whatever easy serve tlhdr dry are card el to coned everything that mgMdvmn to their dews, sad therein', while they with it Iffilep end all that rehire le egearin *es and lisylese bees etedinely onefal set te let se bow Ze i t *gem nein Is sworbeei theedeps gine II isiday, sal ha le lb tawny. le r) bees mileeweeneff ele far as Shay mow des lnip as la prahena asehere Ibis salant. I have thesstore bee rendebea—l haseeles men egmeebly eargalmed—in finding that religion pedals Jo fir _la armee d what is constdera Kral impeovemese Min& ie sharleatly mot WNW Is thereat sad nalellnaimele as idea ell her religlen 'epee are sew anderlelefrag &Diner" reedy rcheleripil g=i—lbars ea which writ ieporialabig to red- Is phinti .... essearii—ht *a Manta somio de Imedbiebedir oms leon or Oomeentim lid Olismotoillt nil& Mesita. nom ndbitrity snot shwa= on Wean see mini, into oninot Litt We perfectim. (A polsmes.) Is all three liss bin skadvamoo Ma non ha vonk hal 1 hong have hose within i noshie, !skim i n to ea bop iiinet, and the neeeelle at Ibi ll =rorn alio don ft le to moat over lbeeldetbil oid oneronimesends at redilesois well as over lb boomml in *n mardintriess im do hearts or the, plonk Cuss. bisso Ilibidowor I love game fa Ireland, la the seal, or la ha ink th no sand, is Galway, or Ws in the maw et r as" 1 hive beat ionwhol to see Aid ea halo eip et besilltil wela ig atety are tang, and allb AM nib sat Mod t i s m ve owlet mit. Ohara) an read le enema nor* don beads to your towns sad akin It 1. gain mosillos shot tho times of misery and of oommidesent are pond sway,. sod it is a mom grateful din is toe in this tm 1 . 21 ethos w bleh I have visited. no Wine tharch its real puns —mot • donnat natioa—bat aletd sand Ace be theme of en, me the Glib le la their bans. (Louf enilesle.) The church Ain mow nor year town, good Si Rohr to its diamo nd", show thin It bas a urge body of bellemire attached Oa who sommobbe Irina tes: walls se worshi" their emperor. Si it IM seems dre presendi mash ternielto beauty sad MY to in Ile deiontho Mahe, not renown Wit d oet he hale it a son psees i rennat et • people by news, MAK Si origmlipm, bat that it Yell sod oar will be ibe rosipsem of Ifelmmd—of Ireland lannotry sad la lows-of Inlaid so a whole yeoyr— dm Ind width Mr dohnot envy attempt to rob It of F i llt i z ek r le meshes Me etteabeeeet to Its priscipleo. noses) I else% WIWI via so non thee 51/V e lbe a rhast it Chieg L et wen Is meo Is t sexim in oinnairti Andel be bed Is. Idol, Ibis behalf dome and tellgliaii._ I,a lientedlog 0 M I. reennent gle 1110 eal mew Adak bad 1... wade la Ye Wow M W ning i lot owe tine la Mani igr antraba la wind be ✓ t. bareit in PaNleadoo, nol le toi s oppze . V omit 7 i tear: sh eer be p s. e v a et . nooll b li dl lot they bed se pains le woroge ea wht ,_. hi hie, la spas of ens Si werhid bad, la lhar ow waled ezirtleas, amag. vi. Ow nil beaselfal elm* sod In adds* la lad est tanitewie thin woad be a peat weanwasat, Si itanyoato at then paw paegie kr the searifiv. 111. AM ark to aeomplith alines obis*. This LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1858. was the motive which Induced me to visit Ireland on the present occasion. Had the good bishop told me that the church bad been erected by some noble and wealthy patron who wished me to assist at h I a consecration, I own that would have shrunk from it, and hesitated to ocoept the invi tation, however preening, but whin I was Mid that the church was the work of the poor, and Chet their for would be brightened and their hearts wormed by my eippeerieg amongst them, I felt that a duty was Imposed ups I■ll6OlM which no prelate, however exalted Ms peaks, should shrink. (Loud applause.) thetwiloot, that reason alone, resolved to visit Inland. (Heir, hear.) I shall always relate a vivid remembrance of my visitleyear town, and in future I shell always have one tempted= to m oist, and that is—when perplexed and anxious, kerissed and annoyed oe *very aide, I will be tempted to ry , " I will run of to Dundalk. (Greet applause.) However, who knows bat that I may have the pleesieg opportunity some day of nvisittag you. (Loud th em.) What you may do afte r whit yen ham already dose as one can WI ; bat l think the asat Odes will be to see If we saes induce the Pope to come bum (Load appiause.) lam quite sure that his Holiness would rem* Is this town to rejoice and gratify his kind led poured brat; bat is his daselt I am here, however ,es that Holy Ilse to which I am so warmly sal attached. (Loud thawing.) TEI IMAM'S OF rss 427.4N71C lALSOLALPIL Yesterday hie Exoelletcy the Lard Lieutenant weaved the honour of knig hthood as Mr. Charles S. Bright, the talented engineer, whose nuns is honourably esseoisied into the great work of the oompletion of the Atlantic Submarine Telegraph. The cooed= isiseted by lie Iscellency for the lerriag of this welbearsed Krim- Ike was immediately previous to a grand dinner which he bad given in honour of Mr. Bright at the Vies-raga! Lodge, to which a large reaps ay was invited. Mr. Bright, cc his arrive!, ass conducted by Mr. Willie (gailliensa usher) end Mr. Cocaina, into the pa wn of his Vaindlesey, was who serndedtzp A.D.C.ji Colonel Dann, Mr. Lambert, Lord O th o Pi Major Begot Mr. Lowry Balfour Captain Moore, Mr. Heard, and other members of the 'household. Hie excellency re ceived Mr. Bright with much oordidity, and conferred upon him, with the usual ammonia!, the order of knighthood, after which Sir Charles B. Bright reosierd the warm onager Warne of all prevent. The &Wwing is a list hraleled to no of the company preesat at the dinner :—The Duke sad Duchess of Manchester, the Marquis C_onyngitsan, the Coun ter of Mayo, Lord hese, Mr. rod Lady Fanny Lambert, LE] ti C. Comprises, the Men. B. Barks, Lord Otho Pits , the Kaight el Kerry, Bright. Mn. Donne, Noakes, Mr. Wallet Kr. Laaryll•Noia, Colonel Doyle, Major Hums, Colossi Taylor, M.P. Arolatkaoon Goold, Mr. Papp Cockrell, Mr. T. °Townie, Mr. Graham, and Mr. Andrew Cockrell, A.D.C. in voider .—Freettian of yesterday. MOVEMENTS OF THE GORGON AND NIAGARA AFTER LAYING THE CABLE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Colonel Moody, Royal Engineers; Captain I. M. Great, Captain H. R. Lased, Lieutenant A. R. Lampe's'', and Lieutenant H. 8. Palmer, Mr. Bidden, eta! assistant mergers, 1 sergeant-major, 1 quartermaster-sergeant, 8 sergeants, 8 tlist corporals, 8 mooed corporal., 8 Laos carp°. se* and about 100 Sappers of the Royal Engineers, with their &miles, embark on the 16th inst on board the clipper ship Thames City, 1,600 tons hurdle's, for British Colombia, Sailing round Cape Horn. The detachment is composed of picked volunteers, and embrace almost every trade and pro ferioe, surveyors, draughtsmen, engravers, artists, archi tects, photographer", carpenter", masons, blacksmiths, palates, miters, Ac., such as only the Royal Engineers can produce. They are armed with the Lanceater rifle and Coles revolvers, sad take out with them provisions ettilloient to last ler sere seethe, and an immense quantity of clothing and meter's]. of every description likely to be required by the expedition In the new colony. We andmetand that eteun-engiuse, railway rails, and other taeohatical appliances either far Ovum or water power will be seat after the party. The acie-eatenelmioned °Moore and men are to receive a very liberal rate of colonial pay, and as ■ further inducement to them, altar eh years' faithful 'eerie% a grant of land la to be appropriated to suet. se are desirous to settle la theeekay. Treat the hapax Went of those engaged la the ezpedition, If supported by the home government, so doubt la entertained of a encomia' haw. The 49th Regiment are ordered to embark at Gibraltar for Calcutta , the let battalion of the 3rd Regiment of Foot,• at present at Corfu, are under ordure also for Calcutta. The 29th Regiment, at Malta, are to mooed to Bombay, orders haring bees sent out at the ekes of the pest week from the Horse- Guards. All three tegument& sre to go to Alexandria, and by the overland routs to their respective stations in India. The Berwickshire, Haddiartoo, &c., Militia Artil lery have received orders to asselnEde at Dunbar on the let of October sent for 21 days training. ADMIRALTY, Barr. B.—APPOINTMENTS.—Lieu tenants French o.burn, to the Russell, 60, screw coast guard weed; O. T. Rey, to the Royal Albert 121, screw, at Devouport; H. Kerr to the Valorous, 16, paddle. Burgeon.—Andrew McClure, to be additional to the Victory, 101, thigshlp at Portamouth. DRAMA. This tiny little theatre has been re-opened for a winter sears made the management of Mies Bwanborough, who Is aseisied by • cainney possessiag peat capabilities for itt.'lalsmlata of the kin which formed the Mare of the bill Ire seesisg. The first pees, • sew eur prodred is bosom of e eumelen, has Mr. Charles Selby for Its author, and It is emboli /he Lout of as NW:. It fa of corn of somewhat slight easetracroa, bat It contrivem to extract • very fair earn el arra eat of the prevailing nosstricitiss of see tens Then en two Vane, one of whom (Miss 8 wear reset) is a 11101111111111 belle; the other (Mist M. Teens) berg • lady who hes mottle vine es the =b jest it skirts. They are both married, bat by es edd ohne* the &Man beery is was by, • Pad old baronet, while the probe falls le the let of on of the most astonishing gents that her, primps, ever lens his &premiums even in • pantomime. The result may be rent Intend; bat at last there le • geseral traedors•Mes se the eltsmotere. Bir Noah Staroingitta (Mr. Selby) ►bjurers perer-and-alt ooat, his nankeens mud, Met and greatest wrier, his pigtail; Mr. Swelliagra (Mr. J. Clarke) ex changes his weariful coat with the p'ot sleeves for one of lees exleavapn vat, sad his wife sperm • artsoluee. This ouriewnstine baying boos otteinal, the serials deem& urea a ems et maul esegseadatios ; sad the is seemed mid lewd deers be repetition till !briber nodes. Then Is a good deal of faa la the seases of the assiamor phew* but the resale ia, parlays, sot quite ostisfrodoop. =moot bolo a suspicion thst the edam" width boo boa aeltitoott, la sot a wood ask Is dot oat OM, Mr. Hoditotoodo Bergh bieetettl, we ayttt sot to pool ore 'lame =dos the eaorlient Whig of MN M. Oliver as Idergsry, Mt. J. Clarke as Cowie Jos, sad Kr. Pantile as Sir Wiliam liewisein. PROFBIODI WIIJALEA FRINELL. Tbia great moseer Of Weeks Mt night opened UN Poiygraphinhali, Chnieverses. where to premew mon tie midis with imolai perforsenow fa • inersih, prior to big deperlsre tier the provinces. The MN was crowded, and the setawlehteg hats of ail prollmor were received with repeated shoats of approbation. _ _ THZ Nal-103( MONUMENT AT YAILMOUTEL—The worts asoessary let restoring tb• ceinein, raised on the 601201 NMI to the armory of Bigler re greatest aired ' Iwo are, rat last, about to he oenuesnind. The subscriptions for this of .roast et prewat b Mi. la order to oarry eat the prepaid weds Mai. new will, el heel, be required, aM Al saw tb Beetwedes Committee bop. and bases (rye the Arflik ellreehif) WM he contributed as 100•111 their pales is well looms. The National Gallery Will be aimed at the end of this west for the email weellea et dm wean At the vw oyes* lee et Wee yletterse, se learn, nil, ere todertgaed, be added. Amen they s apeohal• et Domenhe latrine& (a " Virg% sod MCI will be I/domed.** weirs at this peat .Mw, mod Weber at Memel Asp* balm rare ia this toweley. NW elesilistases eta, %dud, werreben MOM; Its pekes ram °sl7 be appeehilod eitie birds( eon the eateestre miss et Meson wad* he plated In the choir of Seals Maria Needle, an Mammon Tits Ms Alexis Byer los, it is stated, bsgssailssi .Is *Wm by Madam. Sow to do truism at lb. Nallisd Odium. DIMITAL PALACE. ONE BBILLIIIO glossas. Sam S.—Admissions oa porsost. 11)378 ; wow die% ; bold *Nog 1;714. TO THE EDITOR OF THI EXPRESS. SlR,—Everybody knows by thim time how, on the 29th Inly, 1868, is lat. 62 N., lon. 33 W., the telegraphic squadron assembled for a final effort to submerge the Atlantic cable, and how on the 6th of August, against the expectation end prediction of nearly all the world, one end was taken into Vilest's' by the Agamemnon and Valorous, and the end waived by the Niagara and Gorgon to Newfoundland, was safely deposited in the station house of the Atlsntio Telegraph Company at the Bay of Bulls Arm. But although nothing of iatereat connected therewith, beyond what has been already brought before the public, re main to be told, yet there may be those who will gladly bear somewhat of the movententa of the hat named vessels since the accomplishment of the event in which they performed so prominent a part, ;Lore particularly as the con nexion of the Gorgon with the submarine cable is not at an end. On the 9 , h of August the Niagara and Gorgon left the Bay of Bull's Arm for St. John's, where they arrived on the same evening. During the pump, the Niigata, with s pilot on board, touched the ground twice, oncost the smaller* point of them tiskr Den owl aria Just bolds 91 - solues; little or no dentate was sustained; and I am happy to say the general feeling oil board her is, that had she re• maned by her old and tried friend, the Gorgon, she would lave paned throughall thr dangers of Newfoundland naviga tion unscathed. Much rejoicing awaited the arrival of Same vessels. The bell-riggings, illuminations, addresses, sad other liedirities with which the conquerors of submarine difficulties were rewired need not be told here. Are they tot set forth is Ur OIL John's) Telegraph and linsfeandlead Express ? Oa the llth the Niagara sailed for New York. Oa passing the Gorgon, three hearty cheers, In tokaa of the good feeling and cordiality which had existed between them were gins and returned. As the Niagara neared the harbour's mouth ohs was seam straw on a rock, but, Is her speed wee at its lowest tete, a reveres turn of the engines took her dew, and she steamed away without any further oasualty. On the 14th the Gorges ebeemed out of St. John's Harbour for the Bay of Plumate, sad authored in the great month keenest at the heed of that bay on the evening of the 18th. It may act be out of pLce here to say why the Bay of Ball's Arm was selected by the Atlantic Telegraph Company as the beat spot for landing the New foundland end of their cable. Fur the safety of a submarine table it is advisable where practicable to take inch a line as will ensure a depth of water not WS than 90 fathoms, and to land It in a spot unfrequented by shipping. The reasons for this are obvious. From the entrance of Trinity Bay to the mouth of the Bay of Bull's Ann there is an average depth of 160 fathoms. The Bull's Arm la uninhabited save and except by the few servants the Atlantic Telegraph Compiny bent placed them. It is not, therefore, ever likely to be troubled with shipping. Again, northerly sad met►- westerly wind. bring the iceberg. from Labrador and Green land to Newfoundland : many of than would ground in even 40 fathoms. Now, a glance at the chart will show that the Bull's Arm is protected hom them by these very winds. The line of the New York Telegraph Company, through which all the Atlantic commtmications have to pass, runs at present from St. John's snow the heed of Conception Bay, along the neck dividing Trinity Bay on the eastern, end Placentia Bay, en the southern side of Newfoundland, skirts the heads of the various bays along the south side, down to Cape Rae (nearly the whole of this track is uninhabited and very difficult of access), thence by submarine cable to Caps North Breton Island, and so on to Nova Scotia and the United States. This line wises within one mile of the station of the Atlantic Company at Bull's Arm. It Is gener►lly believed that the New York Company have it in contemplation to lay down submarine lines from the head of Placentia Bay to this port, Halifax, Portland, and New York. The neck of land separating the Bull's Arm hom the voter on the other aide is about three miles amuse. So the ration of the Allende and New York Telegraph Companies will 'tend side by side. On the 20th the Gorgon started from Great South Har bour, and arrived here at 6 p.m. to-day. She bar taken a line of soundings fora submarine cable to this port, es per plan enclosed. I enclose you a espy oft telegraph from the Common Council of New York to Commander Daymiut, together with his reply. It is not known yet whither the Gorgon will go to New York ar not , permission from the Admi ralty his been solicited, but no enamor has yet been re oalved.-1 am, &c., A. T. M. ROBERTS. H.M.S. Gorgon, Sydney, Breton Island, Nova Scotia, August, 1563. BY TELEGRAPH FROM NBW YORK. TO CAP [AIN DAMAN, KAI 8. 001100 N. SlR,—The oommon council of this city, being desirous of celebrating ie se appeopriete manner the moms fel terminative of the seam ems rre he of laying the Atlases cable. Mee sesoired, among ether imetisitiee, to welcome the men et Ohms mimed Is the vollertakiag by e doll sad maga, preseedea. eel W preemegits el egemegehie ter theseids. The esomes efemell, theeelleve.eimeesteally bog the loam of the egiseiliemee of yemeelf eel Mews et the aleetio• wide It inlaid shell tele ghme wq sharily dm the WA, Inernfor thee ilmg may have ea see of pereseeny teollYieg le paved( sad= i te Y seem width the - Mom of Now York entertain of yew maim and shine Mom r that pond prole* bat el the ono time of stviog engegelea, ihmegh pee, to all the ealiegs of her Majesty, of thew Maw et telarkeip whist atetele oeree~ by die wag* lie between the teetotaler, In the terieel of whisk yourself sod poor AWN Mee Magma pelt ingests= melotesee. CHARLES T. Weimitertearr, Beeteloy. , CR•O7.) TO CRARLES T. M'CLREICIAN, SECRETARY TO JOINT coustrraz or court= cowittcrt. or NM TOIUL. Sir,—l beg that you will roam to the ARAM email of As dty of New York the boot Quake et syieW mad d ab oaken of thi. Aip for the honour they bare wallareed upon or by that. Mad laritatios of this day, wttkit k wlll giro va most Waren pleasure to &Goya if Ike perwieloa eolialtad from the Admiralty should arrived doe. e If not, we shall any book wit\ eie by 2081184 tbek kind aeleaage, u the Ant-fruits of the mIWIAA** of Asserkaa sad Eaglial navel onion. JOISPEI DAYMAN, Caenteadw, H.M.S. Gorgon. St. Jobs's, August 18, 1858. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. The following letter has been addressed to a mora les journal made by the secretary of the At lantic Telegraph Compaq in your icapreeeima of this mon * ought mot, I ma told, to be allowed to remain immotteed nie. As early u the fourth day slier the lending of the cable at Vaentia, I felt it my duty to urge in the strongest maw era the directors the immediate necessity for protesting the Mom end of ma light end begin cable, warning than et impending bjary, and at the certain interruption of eem reaskatics which voila nest thentrom. Of this no melee was hikes by the diadem A. fete Age Wee I sob hem* the subject to their et lea ks he Or met hrolliosmoor beds by peel sod Me. graph. Th e *luny v da 1 bed t russ., end et width libel forewarned them, had them commuted close to the &ere; I had deemed mid pored ite esistemet, and for some merlder able time all eivermaeisatiou butes to Itewba.Owa wreak Bir,-TG. though from °Mom ems Utak diode W us were not *piety einharrwwwf. Left In reoposribl• chars* of the Wroth dation, without oll•wwt ar advio% without motttootco of the =sinew, sad without I. per= of • siagl• director, I,took upon ruguif the ow of robin ead repairiii the Mitt pot of the slab, viair wee ma i tommilde ; boo lator-moomito- Hsu leo thee ro-estabikhed, sad atzt7 dm ant feldelar tits ?reddest's repay to he Illajesty's noweageorhisk had bees kag wilds( at Newtoordiasd, wee tremeilled fres INK storks by the %es el ray isetrusenle Carried .at by the Illegare), sad wee randeed at Vales& and merle' wader ay an palest. I them sgeks, is hwesep se freebie me I could command, deekred to the directon soy weavistba that this leteereptiew Alight be everted to mow win at W UM and that we said sot depend upon ear cats per • single day so lows as the *maw part, prepared sad GOA for deep lea use o.ly, remehead eepreteeted sad earned to the tan faro et the A. ..well es the Ida tweet. I eke felt It ray duty to paint ant, fa esedelaiceble leeguage, lie wiser sky for the premises of some parse[ Ike eisestive body et the meet at operation. Up le We period--the fourteenth day after the begin of the .able—nekher cheirman, rlce-chairtaas, dtentrar, ear ationtary had visaed Vaisatta—Prodersor Thomsen, who • f;%SI'AP ER ~. $ Ce IWZr :,-.4j `ssaaxa (Stamped ld. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. had most handsomely supplied my place during the expedi tion (which I was peremptorily forbidden by my physician to joie), and also Mr. Bright, who had both landed there from the Agammenoo, having left, the one very shortly far London, the other a day or two afterwards for Glas gow. The whole of the details connected with this subject will probably ere long be laid by me before the public. Su/got it here to say, that intimately connected as I have been with the that and every electrical operation oe com munication night and day between the two countriee (as, indeed, they bad been wholly under my direction), my name seems to have been as all occasions studionely suppressed, while my most earliest wishes for the welfare of the under taking have been misunderstood, and my actions condemned without inquiry. My duties u electrlcisn•projector of the Atlantic telegraph (my medical adviser having, ea I have just stated, positively prohibited my joining the expedition) had been fulfilled, when I bad demonstrated to the world by the use of my own lastrourata, after years of anxioue toil, in spite of mac gravel doable entertained by some of the highest ocientifie authorities of our day, the fort of the tranamiesion of Intel . . _ under good management, to insure a brUltZt commercial stamen to those who had hazarded their capital In the enterptiae. With tbie I now looked for • well-eirnad and bonouratle repose from the more pressing official de tails of my position, as indeed the terms of my agreement with the company had allowed. Instead of this I reosived from the bends of one of the directors an extract from the Warr of a recent board, drawing my attention te the fact "that my engagement as electrician of the company terminated whet the cable was laid," and intimating to me that "my authority as an °Blom of the company bad now ceased," this being conveyed in such tenon and in such a manner as to amount in fact to a summary dismissal. A fortnight has elapsed since I claimed, as • matter of justice, a fall sad complete investigation, towards which I am not aware that say steps have yet been taken. The board, having summoned me to London to dismiss ma, have now found it necessary to adjourn te Valenti*. The obstruction to the interchange of maestro to which I have already alluded, and the recurrence of which the directors had every reason, from my reports, to expect, has now, apps' really, again manifested itself. I think it rigir, therefore, towards the public and the shareholders, no lass then es a duty to myself, to state that the probability of thin recurrence of injury had bar antici pated sad predieted by ma with the utmost confiders, with a vim to Ile poeventien. Thom is, I 'prebend, little real are im muddy, nor to there, necessarily, so far am I am at retent aware (far I know as details bat those which your peeps offer), anything in this obstruction calculated to damp the moat regains hopes of ultimate complete sumer. It is apparently ao more than a repetition, from continued exposure to the sates causes, of the fault or injury, already once re moved, and which ought by this time, so far as human rare admit, to have been prevented or rendered impossible. I am, sir, your most obedient servant, EDWARD ORANOE WILDMAN WRITIROIIB2. Electrician-Projector, and one of the Four Original Promoters of the Atlantic Telegraph. Royal Institution, Albemarle-street, Sept. 6. HABBOUBS 07 BiIUOB OR THE BAST COAST. On Saturday afternoon the commissioners tip. *Mad to complete the inquiry rensouninded by the aslant committeeon her bolus of Tempi held an inquiry at the Town ball, Leith, into the subject. The commission comprised Rear-Admiral James Hope, 6.8.; Major-Oeneral Sir Frederick Smith, Knight, M.P. Mr. W. 0. Lindsey, M .P.; Captain Washington, R.N . .; Os=Veitch, H.R. • and Mr. Coode, C.E. -Adurral 1.1.4* presided, and after the commission had bees reed, tnquired whether any deputadena from ports were YrWilliam Thompson, merchant, Leith, answered that he attended to represent the district of Anatruther and Collerdyks, where a harbour of refuge had been memo rialised for. The Chairman then elated the purpose of the inquiry —the primary object of which was to ascertain the meet Mewle site for a harbour of refuge on the north-east oust of Scot land and the east coast of England. The Provost having mentioned the name of Mr. John Broadfoot, merchant, of Leith, as one who could sadist the communion in the inquiry, Mr. Broadfoot was examined accordingly. In answer . to the queries pat to him, he stated that, in his opinion, Peter head wee the beet alto fora harbour of refuge. As to Peter head being • better point than Wick, be could not perhaps form a correct opinion, not being practically acquainted with W Ink. • Ile considered that If the government re solved to spend 300,0001. on the north-eaat west et Scotland, the money would be better spent in making the existing harbours accessible to vessels frequenting the coast at full end low water than in oonstructiag simply one great harbour on the coast, as reseals were frequently caught in heavy gales of wind, and had not always the power of making for one deed point. At Lath there was be present access to the harbour at low-water spring tide. The channel between the piers at low-water spring tide was 91 feet, and sometimes they had 23 feet in the channel at high triter. Mr. Douala Macgregor next volunteered evidence. The losetty of a tartest of Mtge was, he said, a matter Ida thought of then the question of getting one for the north-seat coast. The beet ails, he thought, was either at Wick or Peterhead; the latter for Battle and Archangel vessels, sad the tenser for resent.osmoseted with the Aisseitera Ueda Aa et the mode • of eapeedieg 300,0001. if granted, be speed with the bet witness; but it was meek baler, if they could make the froth harbour, to do so, rather than make two sr three bed Nisi. Un doubtedly, if there were two propedlierene le mete a batonr in which ships of all slimi mull tehe al say thee of die, or which could afford Menem la ley weelbee_ , sad the e th er to make four herboure sedlehle be reeds. Wen ships el ASO ems and varier at helli-lide—he would prefer the Marc Looking to the pretest Mara , he would prefer the hue hothouse la them; but es this Mum the Imietteeerse Midi be me/ Be though* a point beiges the Fittla ed NOE sail the Robe ewe the Net sits for a harbour off the asithmest toed th legiond— perhaps about Whitby or therbanthgth A the above propositions to this MO, his epithet wee fa thew et one Urge harbour, es tber iliesedug Made were MA laereedeg In etas. it. le itreff • Sops, as the semi of illeselsad, wee not • safe sauna Meteor et With; it•mighe he loth dm la da light. Captain Dixon, a retired thipmeelm, _themeth did he bed commanded vowels plying between Lmdan sad Lift. He thought Hartlepool wee the best OM on the art asset of England foe • herboar creek's, as at west - bay, and a verseleanght shoat there wee mare Moly to dad the bottom of the bay thee Amy other point. A harbour was very muck wanted on the north-esst coast of inland. Flley Bay, clods to Flemberough Head, would min make snot a good Ma es Hartlepool. He had traded shag that meat for Meth mete, sad MOW MA a Owes to roue to. Mom wrests Seek Mime at Rrr then et No War point as the meet. Mr. Neejessia Nana, shimmer, sad who had bed many othatoseth tW o u s betwe pt sz a 4olth and Load= Ftelqilthby IMi ls e ll it ha ai ii :a bathes' nilbedeposi senme parser am dlia . et ay Elia pews am ere essei eitlegbaL. • Ts essignsta the poem pesesetim afforded by nth Brig,a teselmeter, iltemetbd, mess be • Meg mem !tees weft mmty meths lab* 44,4 the Path el iamb. bet elidladel three to =o beleyeadl atithethled Milt& e May r * p hey . ed time" th et emeace the gime er met side. dm Medi If filthe led hem • latibses 4 en threat eseet d Negleml be wish :bre limb is emeisth them heat maim 4 math% Petebbeeil as a Meths a harem smith, amtli-ememest Poodaysk Ire meta en, b wee math*, hens lose then Mr. . tithed be sea-te this omenneolea that a arreek.ef sr stip wee ulaunag lathe Firth of Fastk. Omega Abmirther Imam dripmeatire, mil kw Arty years atom, • degathi dith be bed he smith yeses esamended wear gifts boom Leith wed Lowden. A barbeez eMeNemmiseelt lb. 1.11141•014 steel 4& . 18:11. 4. of alit thwart* the Mat place wee A lobar these wadi ire mem to gem lib seed pommy Illimen Yap . Nam wordy phis Mena Imppease weir Need. herd the vessels wrested Mit IlartimeM Robin Ca muse tme & disrms sod path wee nest examiard. He bed Mew 21 he and was solostmed with the ffeellind whh &Mids. Thom wes very pest nemesith _erberbeier at refuge Mums sass Firth or Forth sad theNeetimd nohow there woo as ethos mews Coe tarty Jar Nab w wi a moth et nut le meght these them o Ne thet Petstiman wee die • st eve& , able pathos*, et the mei ~the • mo ho hide of reap. li hair mem of the &him Medea between Leith Gad the Dentlewl Firth ; ram of away Oath! man. be Omega the espenaleem el is lab mesa weind be tilw maw emi IFEL A AS Newisren IMF mialat ear, ter lebteiriersietameemil we herbed, as ell. to sh e mere et weft IA se hem a Muter at Newhaven. St. lbsposegnited he the guiders el strangers. tees to rid se • Matsu ef Wee& ;Lwow. rassiass, aurae soli ebithewate, Lath, • was then called. He stated that there was great necessity for a harbour of refuge at Anstruther for fishing-boats em ployed in that locality. Attetnither was second to Wick only as a fishing-etation, end the present accommodation of the harbour was quite insuftlient. In 1866 great damage was caused to the 'hipping, and also some lose of life occurred, through the want of accommoda tion. He produced a copy of a memorial signed by 1,243 fish er men belocrng to the Firth of Forth, asking for malatanos to construct a harbour for their use. Maws. Stephenson, the engineers, had prepared plait showing that such a harbour could be made at an expense of 30,0001., and Anstrather would raise 12.0001. if they could obtain a loan of 18,0001, and they would assign the revenue of the Oohing. which amounts to 1,20 W. a year, in security for payment of the interest and redemption of the debt. Anetruther was not fitted for the construction of a national harbour of refuge. On the north-east of Scotland he did not think a harbour of refuge wee needed for foreign vessels and coast-going vessels, but only for the fishing boats, but on the north-east of England one certainly war wanted. He coincided in the view taken by other witnesses as to the eligibility c 4 Hartlepool as a site for a harbour. As a shipowner he would not be willing to pay a pan• ing toll for a harbour of refuge at Peterhead, but he would willingly • 101 l for the formation of a harbour OIL "Mai 091111 There were some dangerous rift ease sod hi a gale of wind s hi =akin for • l iVeren 111: aisbist. WithM Mei etailhmass at Ampirailimosti would to a great extent prevent these occurrenoes. C l e g :1 11 ; harbour at Anstruther was format by two piers =Lout, and boats could not take it until half. tide. a an set of parliament for the improvement of the harbour, but work" were not yet commenced. Mr. Charles Jackson , as Cheatham Hall, West Hartle ' mol l zas the last wititesa called. He merely stated that the oommiesion wee to attend tbenlhat day he os7ne7geing in Leith on busines'. He had been endeavour lag to get the opinion' of nautical men as to the different parts of the north-east coast of England, sad the aims sit, for a harbour of refuge, and he produced the evidence. The Chairman suggested that anything Mr. Jackson bad to offer respecting the making of a harbour on the north-east coast of England could be more properly taken when the comndasiemers visited the district of Hartlepool. The essuideaketors than retired for a few minutes: arid, as rseasbi, the eheirsea stated that they had resolved to prettied so Sweat with the isqarry. The precollege thee termhtsted. TSB COLONI4L_SICIVTARPB 3LICTION BEPINBBB. A correspondent writes : Mr. Somas, of No. 8, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-hin, the sienna auditor for Hertfordshire, has jest published his abstract of the expenses attending the hat election for that manly, from which it applies, though the denim was wecoatested, and was simply t epos Si, B. B. Lytton's accepting the office of a e l= a Secretary, that the return of the right bon. gentle man hes coet him the modest sum of 1,1471. 17s. 3d. Between the twin of the Speaker's warrant sad the day of election nentetillag like a week would elapse ; there could have been so occasion for a canvass and there was no poll ; and .vet far Ms purely formal proceeding, Sir B. B. Lytton has lir4 to Mebane needy • fourth of hie annual salary of 6,0001. ea Colonial Minista, hard enough under any cireamstenoes, but much move so if the prospect or his party remaining in cellos had bees act more flattering than it at first appeared. Of this large sum about 8021. went in agency and =Taming expenses ; 731. 10e. 4d. tor hosting*, which would be wanted foe little more then ea hoar ; 1021. 18s. 9d. for printing, stationery, end advertisements ; 141. 10s. for assis tants and messengers ; 121. ss. 3d. for mieoellansom ex penses ; 221. 3s. 6d. for committee moms ; and 291. 19s. for the election auditor's fee sad apeman. }Ledford, Hemel Hempstead, Great Berkhampetead, /Litchi'', Bishop Stanford, Stevenage, St. Al glen's, Hoddesden, Bantingford, Watford, and Hatfield are the chief places within the county, though many of them are merely villages, and the 8001 . odd for agency and can vassing expanses must have gone among the attorneys located at them %Ts, thee' la Hertford and the two Hempstead' noel respectively 1121. 7s. and 1021. 7s. Again, hi Hertford, 1 . 16s. 84. was expended in printing alone. Daring the lest ministerial interregnum it was often said that Sir E. B. Lytton was content to forego • place la the cabinet, last by accepting o ff ice and thereby vacating his be seat he might not re-elected, the chance of his return being alleged to be extmedingly precarious. May not other omit &ratio= have produmd this hesitation on his part I"' TVANCI OP THE BARQUE ALMA 07 NORTE BBLELDB. BOMBAY, AUGUST 4. • The barque Alice, Captain Pearson , of North Shields which WI Aden on the 4th of July for Bombay, with a large consignment of ordnance stores for government, consisting of wder and ammunition, got sground on the meat, near the viSage of Coorla, about eight miles eolith of Although, on the night of Thursday, July 15. The only t=on board were Sergt. Maodunald, of the Ordnance ett, with his wife and four children, and a foreigner, a medical man by profession. The ship was approaching the hrebear, and it appears that the captain mined' a landmark on the coast for the Colaba Lighthouse, towards which • socordiogl steered. The weather was mry hazy, which tbs land quite invisible , and the captain was not aware of his danger until the ship struck. On loam how mottos stood he immediately secured the ship and east ssehor, intending to move out to sea in the morning. Oa the approach of dawn a furious gala set in, which rentleted it impossible to extricate the ship hem bar pagan position, and it was accordingly resolved to lend the peensagers. A boat was prepared, sad the Bo• roping pamingunt, with the native lamer* on board, were phosdfa her, sad rowed on shore by lour of the crew. This weed sees maes triod without any misadventure, and Sergeant having his family at the spot, nada the best of his way to Bombay to mune assistance, and report the dr emastance to the authorities. After a wearisome journey to Mandsra, on tM opposite aids of the harbour, when he ar rived Is a famished condition, be embarked to the severs. meet boat that plies from there i daily and reached Bombay on the lath. Captain Pearson lad n the meantime, after mearing the ship as touch as perelibis, acs on abort with the despatishas for government, sad strived in Bombay late the sane eveniag. The ship having goes to pieces, the mow with Mrs. Macdonald and family, returned to Bombay ca t he 21st July, having lost all they possessed. TES NY8T31101.78 SUICIDE AT IDINDUROH. The additional partioakirs which have transpired la mama* with tsim palatal out Mao. yesterday (Friday) matalar, do worrialia *tub not roach, so far as ski , =SW gild "pea, Me limp/ Oa mystery fa alike Ms oar teltVS, wigwam who ase s. sere Leiden was leought op ma hisfai ramailmill la Ile Ativarsar Yuan NOON Mori Slay, a rake' sserall e. :2 li t as serllos " W Indit im a l ata b l is livea r ea; aravo ammo that the yowsg lady who be we Dui (delOW mad woe tbm &agleam at bla deer of his oleos, as farawsiy atatetp as r: liMarisl Kr. Moires, a taller hi Oradas•eaw•. Mn Gray /sea boa a willows' for the lama two yea., ben which period his abet Heed with him, and acted SS his hoseekespor. Me was with attached to bee, sad had he lb la hi asa s which In would noddy la eau ama hat dttna Lan lad vadat/ft Thep ga W m & lo eateelWs y k o a, ft a *oars az auesisa, and &Max Ohs ramp ems be thee/raw she was sash adtpet. Me amid it tresimamad bee motive dam osnadtlimg swiside, het she had bra aervoae sad In very bow "kW fir Nam dose bath. Slay had leak toddy terwi tiaras several aimmalama oesakai Bilebarsk wad be Am& etr be nhdekyil i g toe bet oda. It Is saki that out hi M. Ravvelfa. Mead oforafaiMboy leiW r- pret of a beak of blrelady Ow% that they sabielaanity gel la bottle of whisky, that Dearly all this liquor hal baneted by than prhealpedly to the shaped ar lady. s Eb y thew• brawls that lha dnisi 4d =Rd sante Kr. • t t lw, ad her thrh, ha toddy. The medioar aft Aiwa these sosytalma• lbw* am qatemata el asevatte tuatlmmamat ; bat wet madertimad tWatata Ow sematmaltadeeadiend Me. Rama emmaeteldwatildb=, art tiaberealee& hoer to gee etdatilale ae dada aaellealleabia, lemamer Wm tan his all do at thht atelsweholy ciao, so fax se they have b ut etreatmd, pent ossiistalwably to the ' d i fie. wash the &raft ars% the dessuri awn boa ... _hy am= one=ylisn= t TOME vibe beellith eta bony body ia the taw at 12 tidbit) • WilwigaYt. Ibtamind te hear it any pawn le It yr, to was UN ed, mad, km the Isa se dr Mir, It appears sar =r ib W saga theempaamembes as thel hem bare liz s agre • pry. /kgA l lalew. 1/k. Grab ves IWO 0111118001, las hem die bit voll sr eartly ri arime nem. et the polies. sod probably falm i telis plies Mdtry before the a • &twat Fantasia* Nvesax.—Doetag west aal2Zllear vadmem law lama mmlellowa om. Oa , mad Ilmandlay, from dip MTh= Uras, la itomaitst, 5,11/0. Oa ad egaideasr to the paMe Nth lOC ale Map dew' Weishatiey, M. Total, 9,882. Fromm thm mph. the 4181,440.