The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

;1e st . l7. cs" 7; r 1 zvb_c ottprt4% %I'; It •• :i~ ssaaw No. 4,096.] OESSRS. MONEY WIORAM sad BONE' Cot Manll yore. Liorkel LIME et PeCIIIT IflID £UU fitAue..—Pos MILIOrt/R3116 Port to Mia hen tinereied es kleTUltrik Y. Mel Ilk the Cllegeyalle POCTSAMPTOII,• I. tow BIITAIITTOS Omemmeiler ; IS dr WY Doris. ?leo dip forms or of Mom Mew Rrtrr me Pro orkiromme limo of pedtrem mita mambo eke leo robbers.. Norfolk. Nast *W. . *ann. TorYrlt. am. NM •ildf WC. daps. wbiek din beis me Mei 41M mown el posili for lb. prommeer trek Is Amami Mar or rommotelool dame. of remor ore mmorprol. owl Ike 1111..C0P. Pal..l4l l 47P l inertea 7loto ta" . arallrara orm eok tl, No, irk. lerlombort Amok §TIIAM COMMUNICATION bohness LIVIR. Foul luill TOZIE.—The NNW TOIL PUILADWRIA lITTAILORIP * damidli• b s w* tell-pownd *OS mew .. ...bark alai jimmdsis Mail dillipliim, grisi ab ir Is OM TOM is Mom . SAMOA SOO CITY Of SUZHOU .iliaM, it i zat'' 111 Ow. Moak 11. It arlitilmkagearitsg Wee seamirellsa. 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(Von off& Woo lad MO loofrow Of lloopoihoo. 011iloso Not mob le le dodo; W. le sin OamOtolo Yu& Mho to am *boo' fee the boll 111 jeer 6. posob af Woof &Odes. nolo o► as l oelmocolool► by Ma IV Thola.. 01. a. =leo fort al d0.0.a1. E.-11.S. lON pooloppolooos ofoaoll lo folly assipteel. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVKIM r OhSIMI the Illareemee d len 1.0010/It IMIII " Il litti 0 alit MOON 1101110111'. 00. /1. Ink I.r Oa lbw .• alp MOM' sa" Ilegeeleerh *AO ppm uheia -- p!Noi4m. Tie Likeral• et Ike tails . at DIZOILAU by Beefs 14gt . 2 6. Ceenpear ill comertie the relreatar artistes —NIL. =Prais t ile . hens; Ipupti of Mn. Weed. bar U. epperaneel, sr .bee Mt Appearance la Laresterst. Mb. flowleall. Mee new iber erst app.:enact at Use Ser. Itaelleh titer. SieUry Ills Met appearance.. Mr. Bas! BUYS. Hr. 11, Corn. IG. Beret. Mr. at Mr. Meer* Mr. Lill.Waqw.eils. W. Tenon.. Mr Maurice as so. and Mr. w'. Hard. ▪ Oendoeter. Hr. A 11,., Mellon. Liatiet:-11,111e. Ite.a/Is Lesul.. • O. Int eppersessec ftglan..l.. Melia riffloo, 41). hel111•10. AO. W. II P.,... Passe, Mr. F. Parse. met He i r M Mn. aris A s swam. I.:epe de Nast The Bawl aces Cures MM bees the One wale of empluarm Mn peerilhaterae.s of Itko Sepal ressiti Opera. TM 'Ur Ho" "woo WM.." H. IL arm*. Wure Ueeeerr. Zelerard Make If =rr h ffr A., Wewar Marra, 11.1'M Itsafar. Mar PrOL Chem road. r 80. open. seder the dlreellas a( lb. Pans. Rum of Ileiailese.—ecol.. ; 111,110 Bears. /64 jir See yS LIL ed.. aNY At Moos. h; Araftgabann Mali, k; Pea. ed..: Ameba . .I.7l — ires ait WYF:sit eamambeing at 8 Wart. rir, at S o'clock (aad on Monday and Bom b mamma.* in II Dr. EARN mtil dellwir Ye ale. _ENO. MID/ ILL ••• I. klailmophy af Jilt "num. L Lusionwess. Itattubfltt. hl OPirl DLII. imilessa ••••1.-4fr•Ial•• 111. Am EllbsAbouk ft•• i• Milo. Dr • Thole as See rhel•l . iz a 5 g e....0k 1iart .5.... ..4 Ea II itsop•dblei Imo 0. ara 46:3 I'LL ROOMS, Wiadmili-drest, an NOW OPEN In N. Inner Or or rt Proonds nib N. aneroid AIROYLL MUM error WI /Mr Warn Drone at Mono*. Dor MON $: oar roont Infrot Arra," Or Wire. poLD CRAINEL—WATHERBTOII sad BRUO. DIM hoz to ash the aletatke et the polls Mt the 1112.11 d VOWS With Ow dohott Ina OW Ovoid t Pottamood tholt tooshboooto : II • T• worluonolip et .. 9111 4WD. II trio In& To am our goth. et. huh. en. it II 1 3... NIL Fir ems% Oa op wslolH' iilo .t w. en re v a f It • We nrmirrion orrr+rrrw .d aft. WAta a rre dm arDeL =1:6 4 7 . .- 1 = 1 = . 14 ilsorldimirra. limmbilled tilt Arisrmade et Okras end kr Is. orl.—/K.B. Woo Ikhdrisa mos at la the womb& re tklarday• Wirt. rIMASTIMS SHERRIEL—RaiI paid te . ::/ eirslea la sorst—qta Jivas asi i r rury al pubis ramlirs b• WHIM if Ih• rubel* Wpm. MK. rad *we* 06 . =•11•1•1•••. IMMO 1. 1 . 1 IA Phis is Now eamtdrod WO p•ar surem• Id ism". Maw id=trreine tram INY or sarare: roll Ow Ws sr irdearrra Is marine th• polar Ilat • MY pr••• deer /rat sopertmtr Is er•r&rimprit htrojer. rra m ow ar. par em• rn i tka ?ON p aaatid.-w,... 4 ..„.,—±-„ rtat If um pampers Is eke Ho.. ..01 . 5 1 ;r in tlifilile•blii, in i t a 0.01•1•••••4 W.O. Fled Wu ma THE BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS mad COMMIS E1101.11•D nee ail Yaw k• loilidoid of runt art Modasly ILVINWWW. endows wit' Won wk. Sk. *LW Mi. M.; lowaboes TN. 11. NA 4. X.. IN Way. lie We W mai wino two to iso New NNW ikwu wilwo. • prim MINIM We. Ilkwmaiwkalpeld: TILITIMATED TEA. BIDNEY sad .CO. ids rod rabid Tdrmdel Ter Add Yee Ceder d Os bed wrlmill be trbaS Winded robe Ide i rdisloel Idlidebrd rIA Irdrll. alArlal == Or ANA y d as row r trim'. arrat It b aide of a dr. inew._ led darkr . Weed la s leaser t omtb press mode rimer or dr werlal old di decor Yr nasals Mgr Ilmer The trod rerrarr la odkl AL b wank ard ore la arm ft Al Idi KT dal 1:0. al TEA ACTA 11.1.1k111111T. A Larpar 1112.1 C- Irabs. truradar. Sr. end Inc CUR.—Great Fail is the Priee.—To Fossilise, U.*. •••••.. Hawk. tx —0 CV LLX X and Solme•plase. 11 .R.161476, FLOUR et w t i ..S hum oNs. et . watt a llt bia e 2:, 11.0111 r •lb sok kir off r). ll+ . 1% beak fey Wm, km* TO OPEN AN OYSTER without troube. mit a nag par hied, or mawellos mesa dads.. Sok SW 31 411. 4 ,..11 11111 lIITI.STP.O OTOTSIII • OPAIW: 6 MUM 2 6 4. fte .04 Waslamile mow Wind • ltli .114— sa Ye is militant prailitleaer is Mgt r/ Wails rt*:tal ON ftinl.l_l. him GC _Mods viols; le Mon a k`.nlidl7.nlib:e min e v-- VlNCioldirnisbionign - inTr; %aryl I. in Ur seam Wrodon arl prim milk Winn fr.% II vin .1 langsahue le AMMO lIIIIIIA/111. Ann,. Idembrtar .. a n r g rant i t i ring 1111610.unt. ft... 11n... kmnlnerl I SIXTY YHARB OP 11113OCESS lays proved berme lora= tima 10 *LAND, MACASSAR OIL prom pnyortiai toe preanstag Ike growth. led toccodig fffelrt sad us. human Irk. it bale IM bars otl or litfloaruhrtheto welt bar, It Ws tele awl Ash,hIZ .I M bur Isaailitally had ek.r. Yftr ettidrea 11 IA optelally rrhachmartert r f..v0.00 the bolo Of . hombrd bet, i of hair. Ttto Yrrcem t..ebn, la yo•W/Olit IRK o.t , outo.oo. Onotaato r. .M M it. geom. wheat W , /a-.t 1,r4.4 Iron/. of Pne. 3. I .. and th _• bulk bout. witas: Le four awaJt. , e 1 tad demo that Asa 116,-••• lie verde " lowland: Mr " ft. 000 - oProg, oadi " 4. 11,01rIAND *WI e Is 104 Alt 311. .Lithhimirtlte. Lag" sot W (ammo NW Memnon P 7 u it Nerd Latin Palest =es seaman WIWI TIM/ Is Owed W WwWww w lila WWI orelv• 111.M101•TV: innum. ft.. of • Awl wing. •• essa as bia=os Wurs weland • aft bowall== so Zino ar il ineez .Visatim WwwwlWWwwl le and •aw be www• 11 88 6 . willowlmulw ow helot ma oh, Wow WOW'. aa OM nergZiripakb2 =La de= T r: sr e l: I lowl•WWW Imaille sib um Yaw GUIDE MANUAL far CLERGYMEN, umiraens d Q IIIIII.IIDLT IPOPPICTIBIL POINIMILD. fte u rr i ggiz ei T i ralt . a eapoollies of the lees he of fide... awl mew of de oven mei feetiromeoft of imbibe teelelito • toeothor grab Wee see foe the formellet of we wells es eweet plop is harm OCRAVVOLIT. WA, A Les mer n. y so too Watson Lee he.uramee Soda/. IforlitmeelereAe thread lbws& publithero of thesa. teats sal L form for folo t She. ototeitheeko. loteor-loe. In • tow walla MR. SCRATCRLItTB TRRATISR on SAMOS Wil Is •tiok aro roolmoral tisk NA Wm loomot andlilok MO as of the ottoololoo IMMO ood Yak WY lio annum ot •ti•p busk ion • mead !w ready. NW N.. the FIRE IIONTHLY PART pat d ALL .. yrr. ROUND. Omilbeled by «.. ti= Willi idea le Were.' • 1: 1 1 OITI/a. °meal Dieu& Pstildell elm le le lIMOIte Wee !L. and lei ebelLTeelle Yeleta r = ..tlearodene Lank lloneet. W. 0.; ••• bi Plee.del .y. le. • et mime ow be bolle WA mieieeeeaTelemes et " liembeed Weedle.' XHE SPECTATOR of TO-MORROW will d eon- Oslo Ilibui DMads. Ourni a llf . 42l: Agow ittli= wow. old tlas s.i l i sa: —To Odiare PAWN tram Didieb—bliet ... of Bodes—liammi Now— Wail•-• Ad.— La, lux THB NR WIS ili Or WORLD, WirlikiCi:: rem ram wromma.u.; wriwa fte v.* N sLlGVArretrOXrAro.u.. gUffiliat.l2llWitit".•• bum • I . HE HONG LONG REGISTER sal PRICE 0171011111t_a WNW earowalmi papa. la MS Ws et slippy owl amp, sini rte.We Mut 1.41 1= la u gZ a rs. rid Cit = TIM SOUTHERN MAIN DRAINAGE..—A large num ber ef saawraiora in the employ at the ewatractor for OMB• /logy the mit &Waage math at dm flume Imre WM. masted is Deptford Broadway, ead will mations *sirwet *keg Chareb-etrem to Deptford Creek. An Ito. mom mama& elm* has already beat cleared oat befrOgTHUL TIADIIOO SCHOOL FOR ST. PANCRAS. —AI • smatlai al the regneentatire awry of St. Nacres. as Widorasy, the meted question of the erection of hobo. Oriel Mike seheols he the perm ohildren of lit. Pampas wee, ober a bag mad very stormy dleouesine, deafly set at rest, he ft was resolved to wee schools on • spleodui site aired by the Bsthl Beard at Finchley, at • rem of 12,0001. Tim memo le to Isigworesemc sad to to paid beak bastal oasts gorse over MHLMICHOLT ifrC L IDT..—On Tuesday evening an *met was bald at Nall as the body of Catherine lime, Wd M. • whim. win hed resided • few days at ledglop fa' High -Moat It appeared that the deceased had beam re aldieg fa minim gees some time put at the waterlog pleas of Beidliagerme, gad mane to Noll on fletorday evening, ap. ponatly to' health and writs. On Sunday, however, alte aorplaiae d that her situation had been too lard dm M, amd said she should have put an end to her existeara had It Het ben tor the few clothes she bed. Os Morley aftersooa, at tam, deceased made as obeerow Hon to Mrs. Forster. the landlady, to the sleet Met if anything happesed to her, she should like her to hami her clothe., about ten o'clock the awns emote", Mee. Fainter went to bed. leering the deceased downstaire Abase half-an-hoar afterwards. deemeed email Into the bed room, and procesnad in mimes hermit, wham M IL lu s t er heard her moan. loassediately aftterwarde She was seined wbh very Softest spasm., and Me,. Feerster, Decorate, deed, at ease was for medical amistaace. Is answer to • Imeetiea, deemed admitted that she Dad taken a portion of ! • memi( power. Dr. W. B. Hay arrived sometime after weeds, IN hood It diddeelt to apply the Nomad% pomp, in omempesset et locked jaw haviog tram place. Tea mietoese atiormorde death pat an end to the deceased'. signings. It proved that deceased had parchased the vermin po•der ea Mandel evening about eight &dock, god the emilkel pollmeto west to show that the powder was pwineipally of stryehoine (there being 10 grains in It), from whir* ohs died. The jory returned . readiot to th e effect that the doomed had died from the egrets of poison &dad- nistered by bred(, but there was no evidence ea to her mate ' of mind at the time of the comme-fren of the rash act. A CHILD KILLED DT HER BaOTH Flt--OaSatur day an inquest was UM at Chilling, is the pariah of fle:d, on the body of Bather, the dearth's., et Charles Windsor, a labourer, a line child aged seventeen mocitha, who OM* to hie death under the following di/teeming cir climatical'. Deward IVY at ploy near a heap of bootee in the garden whilst bar brother Cherie*, aged sii yeam, was upon the bushes (the heap being about .oven feet high), with • prong in de head. Be thrrw Mao pro n g down sad it struck decemeed, cased the spiiina sticking in her heed and the other in bee krmat. Another child standing by cried out, when ths modem, who wee in-doors ran and took the prong eat of the deceased, and she die d in a few asinutse. jury returned • medict, " That the deceased died of wounds inflicted by her Mather Chadds, but that he was not of suffi cient age at the thee to know right from wrong."-- West Brew Express. DEATH AT A DANCING Root.—On Tuesday lest a fetal accident haggard at Betratnatar, Someraetshirs, to Hobert Took, a ass aged 67 year*, who, on leaving the &acing room at the Red Lion, about seven o'clock le the eraniag, accidentally tell down stairs. The injuries received owe se meioses that he died early on the following morning. An Inquiet wee held on the body at the White Hart, on Wisheaday lost, and the jury returned • verdict of " Accl aimed death." DIZADICL ACCIDENT.-i.K frightful accident co curved on Tuesday on Maul the see. steamer Tweed,ide, Ceres Suckling. bound for Antwerp and Creamed; I at Gravesend. As the anchor was being let go eeewtydnß was wrong with the cable, end the carpenter, Alenamder Hoary, Jumped Woe to rectify It, when the cable sad amid the poor follow with it Mae time. rotmdt Ise= Ism, grinding him to pieces, eo that hie remains bad to be ekes ashore la • beg. Another of the crew had his leg Weise, sad amputates was immediately resorted to. Homy berme • widow sad three young children. 8111008 ATTACK OS THE CONSTARCLAHT.—I am Wormed on good authority, says • oserempeadeat of Restadere News Letter, that • serious end premeditated attack we mode *pea • number of the Drogheda polio. on ' lan Saturday eight, is the vicinity of this town. n• eir easetence, as I have learned, I give Labile. It appease that a Saturday Mat, about half-past eleven o'clock, while a party of the pollee were as duty outside Sanday-gate, a cos sidled& dissects tress the principal streets of the toms, they ewer sews ter ar threednusken character*, whom they ehferd to go bass ; bet the parties became Parboiled end shamim, when inset then we. pet seder arrest. No Romer was he armed them • eatabrir 4 urea soddenly rushed apps the ronatebulaty, lam of theta, tt Weald appear, gilateahg them from behlad, holding their erne la snob • way that they wwe modeled powertees, while other, of the party dadt them severe blows la front. The man was rammed sad the pollee well thumped. It is said the party of wen who attacked them were previously cemented. &wear thepoldre wear to-day is the units with black eyes and cat fate. There will be an investigates into the matter without delay before the magistrates, and It to laid that five or as. of the delinquents we known. This sort of bunnies has beta pre viously ualtaown in broiled*. I MPOZTATION OP BABE HALF-CROWNS.The Manchester police are on the watch with a view to defeat the awakes of a gang of cetera, who ham accomplices In the city tor receiving mad distributing wasag =wary shopkeeper' the products of their nefarious Industry. On Tuesday Yr. Watron and ameba detective officer watched et the Fox las, Victotia•ereet, the arrival of • posse tar whom • heavy two we paper pared bed been lett there be elided hr." The addreee on it was Jetta Clapp." la the worse et thee e person celled for sad got the parcel. The aims seised Di Is the WNW. He called himself Jam Clegg, but ekes! to give my Strawy information about The wed, when opened, was found to content bre haIiSPIMMI OD the amount of 71. 7.. 6J. They were veiled la lawmen", and all reclusd Ia a quantity of hey. Clegg MO OS Wilhisiday brought up at gluttony police -coact. He wheel to say who had meat him the parcel, and was remanded till Mostasy, in order that further inquiry may be betittited.—Namaloster Cisawdire. NEW HOUTZ PROM CHELTE SHAM TO LONDON.-- Parties have been engaged Wing surveys &winger= wo day or t with • view to a new railway route to The has le odes the eneekee of Sir Charles Paz, mad ether grament aostractarq mil I. to be in eoesimicet with the Ozked and Welverhamptes and the Loudon and North Wooers. It le, fa het, °haply a lime from Cheltenham to Wilsey, whence • by hes been already obtained for cerrying we au to Oxford. TM route dusted is through Burford, ITerthkmee, Shiptou Sollars, sad Aedovereford ; entering Clielemberta under Battledewa-NB, sod panto( through Perthodmtreet and German Coo tage, having • esolsel dro the market-plow, and thence sweeping eh tilde the YYlead lute at Swindon-bridge. The hew Win tilllll place Cleriteeltam ones more on the through route breams Lan don sod the meet, and it will give u • ottani statics for Qs =milk We underetand the whole el the enplW is provided for, sad that the mount of every ladowser sleep the testa has been readily .reared.—Chelenehem Zerentriese. tiii — tOACIES QUESTION AT ASIITOI.—It Is rm. nay adored la ibis dietriet Qat tha pumas mad irse ham= lave west almost nnenicooady to give is bareir al 11 pet ant. Ise silt win/ could., .u 4 21 per as& se bra maks. hie ON Ulf la each instance of the dorsi d the eyerelin, sal dot do 010 las beak Kcepted tbs work ' pup* ler ipumet ma bass. LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, DILAMA. ♦DYLPHI. Mame' Mans. Dios Saunasalt and Marks Kate. edeprilen of la Clow& dot (Mugs, celled lA* Welke, Opts, Web wee prior lie 1. rear& was ally • rerivel," the *Year gime Wig bra brought or some maim or eight pre ego, yet the hat le worthy al some what perticabir arra, ant nerdy became may at the adore ware sew to their ebenelmea, bat be..., the pros bin is tilt mw War mad is irgetiar heti sea red than nag whisk haver yet lam pined in the asw Wham. The pier may la may sot be semilmeted, and my thus he tidy tithed. Finn Lie Medmi the tart of the Willow • haling hotter and raids of conduct beyond all prim, ond ocastontly pershing thin doctrine, ignorant of atm foot that him doughty. Roes bee bees mimed and ia meads by Mr Rimed Vaughan. Its rig War lone the gtrl and would wary kr, Mt i dientiol by the villein of the prime, on Rabe, wba Ma era the Wear Wing up hie Wised bares pages, and twig tbramos be yapper, his wit; he mu tit knowledge me ea thalmegat in induaing he bind te give up hie Mr of manybeg Rose, whom be Massa seen* lone. The Wow girl Weiler upon if dominion, min* wing a lir le bar Wow, who hoe met amt ea Omni, to which she mime all. Tills Mkt it bathe bya laugh country girl employed at the fins, surd Meg, wit We Oa firmer bire he be sear much provemoos his may, mid ghee him the letur, bat am bis edu cates is tapir be gives it to Mir Vsagaird, wholsen old dui of Lucy's, to red billy. Tits young lady is dirt% ai-iln lamellar Sabobalas roe saw, dam ad;, and NM'Se tier le iihtligtherairingrismatU hi ta. rah nsalisg thigh sot Willow Cog... aka taw Mr atibm4ml be. Age Bog ben ileyead ganabad by Msg. wale lamoViimell Mai; tbay dikaagrad neither st e hap.homr, sad la etareciame Varied . match wi alb. Arley a kir Tim Ron din the gawasity of bar nature, sir pies billable et maliminka lathe bomb of the pig was % sahibs, and at Mina Tr guard's lir, mad ell on Wild ere Lie Melia lam ina, who he keg bad moms sillies of Wm We, sad now comma& big idaughtait to raid it to bier Ms is faced to comply, and nary to row her own shame. The old men's rear staggers tads? the shock, be gins up the forme end comes R to Loudon, where he le watched 0 , 7 a by the veer-earrat leg. Sir Wird mar. sole. Rose, sad she le baggy bat Se ite, rim nmerobee after bar War. The ilia ilke matashile bee peemmod him oaU d the vill, mod .n. ,t. make tense Writ to Sir Richard ; bat big neweatiels are made known to the Woo tine sad ha is Wad, the will roared to Its proper owner, sad 411 made happy, prtheipally through the agency of the comic triter, ass Regius de Rothe/villa, who roncor the downiest to alai taint from one of his villains ammeleir. The Oen throughout Ina excellently acted. Mr. WO>. 'ter played Lake ?Leiden with remarkable spirit end pathos ; It is ass of these oherartess of rustle life cionablen mousy with the pourers* of miter puska. k whisk bar nO equal. and the doweling madsem der Ile disgrace wee most seinkally rendered. Mt. Toole payed De Rosherrille— originally &led by Wright—with rudiments comiclannonr, devoid of buffoonery sod replete with fan, nor was the little bit of pathos when be complains of hunger lees effective. It is the hest Mai les bee does Meek hes been a member of this company. Mr. liillegten was gentlemanly and effective; end htr. David Mar, elegantly ill-salted with be obarectsr, did Ins beet with the villain, originally played by Mr. 0. Sceith. Mr. Selby had little to do, bat did it wall, sod looked the old saitairy to perfecloa. Of the ladies it is pinged to be able to speak in all praise. Miss Woolger's em bodiment of the rough, bowie, hard, douse-mannered, tender hearted Meg, is card the lime creations of the modern at every word, eery 'merengue, every action is charac teristic, sod tuff of fig. Mile Simms exhibit** a de cided improvement in the pert of Rom, being kr lee 'nosy, and more Amid of menoniree, than we have hitherto seen bar ; while a @torn word of laudation is due to Mir Laid law, for the quiet, noeiseted, ladylike 'manner in which she played Miss Vaeguord, avoiding alike the Scylla of rant and the Chogybdie of am isisspans into which many actresses would have fallen. The revival wee thoroughly succeeded ; end lb. Weimar may be warmly resod:ended on it. We bold it a pomp of fears good for this elegant home. THE CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE 1114XES SOULLESS' MAWS. Yesterday, a contest for the championehip of the Thames took place betweee Hear, Kelly, of Fulham, who ham held the championship for more thee two years. and Robert Chamber, of Newcastle, the champion of the Tyne. la addition to the hoeorary distinction, a stake of 400 sove reigns was to be the prize of the winner. The suer was appointed to take place at 4 o'clotk, and the awn wee the usual one, vie , from Putney-bridge to the Ship th Meetlske. The weather was firmuabk, although the Oiml wee rather high, and the appearance of the river at the sterthig point was very animated. Craft of all deacriptiress appeerel to have been called fete requisition and up to the moment of the start, steamers kept &Monk, loaded with the Meade of the competitors, molt of whom womaniser Key's or Cham bers' colours. Sheeny after four, the men rowed to the shirting point, and Chambers, having won the tees, took the Middlesex, and Kelly the Surrey side of the Themes. The betting at start ing was 6 to 4 on Kelly. At 13 note. 12 ma. past four the start took place, Chem ben having the beet of it. In a very few powerful strokes he took the load, Kelly exerting his utmost to recover that which his supporters thoueht but a tout advantage. At the Crab Tree, Chambers improved ifs having pulled quite slaw of hie opponent by about two boat lengtho. Chambers, shortly efter gaming the Crab Tree, coratueoced atheing the flaw for Hammermnitb, and In doing so in- creased the advantage he had already obtained over his op- ',onset by peeving the bridge at least fear boat lengths in advance. Here Kelly put on his greatest power, and made the most desperate efforts to overhaul Chambers, but hie aerie appeared to be quits fnutlese. At Chiswick eyot Kelly soloed • trifle, but not enough to ~saran his desponding backers, who envied to regard the rem as all over." Chambers from this plat had the rem all to himself, and arrived at the winniarpost at Modals at 21 min. 20 eec. to five, half a mkgato before Kelly, and with a toed of from 80 to 100 yenta., The sheering %bat arose from tics friss& of Chambers was immerse. _ . _ The oslyo; ;Tent that conned on the river, which was covered with steamboats, was the swamping al an eight some colter coutvialug Chambers' crew. The as were all quickly resened from the water, but of comes soak a dr munehtnce precluded them from farther &Houdin on their mats. The attendance of violators on the beaks of the Thames, near Mortlake, was extraordinary. ead sa aquatic sportsman declared that, sithotrit ha bad 'sea all the great matcher that had taken place for the IBM twenty years, be as,.. mw so away people aneeteled NI thee wee oa this commas. FRIGHTFUL Occututstsce.—At the sale of stock at the normal] *ow as Tuesday an occurrence a frightful character took place. Just after the man in charge of the Ball belonging to Mr. Brown, Holm, had entered the ring. the satinet mucked him with its horn., and having towed him up in the air, when ha fell on his back. gored him severely, ripping up the left thigh toe (serial extent, end otherwise injuring him ; and had it not berm kw the heroic manner In which Mr. W. Sturgeon, foremen Mlles. Charles Payne, limber. Dumfries. attacked the furious salsa with his stick, it must have killed him outright. Fortunately Vasty of medical assistance we at bend, end the pour man was At came properly attended to. Dr. Wallace, Haywood, misted by Dr. Hammy, at resat melding at Lesomere, Tbxubill, skilfully sewed op the wound in the thigh, while Dr. Soot, of Unimak.. end Dr. Boamill. Thorn- Ml{ sided all they could by their advice. The man wee this rwaeved on s bowl to a friend's home in the album Waite be Is doing se well ea can be expected. We umlersteed the bull embed at Mr. Brown himself a month se ter sow and Welled hi= pretty severely. Under these obessumbenses asemesuidem ought to have been wed in bring ing snob a Allow brute to such s crowded place as an Agri- Whoa .hew.—Dtesetries Courser.. RIDING ON BRATS/.—A shock in g accident occurred 11111 W•f!••sy Ir i• • or name!! 211J•13 Pound, of Combs IN. Plebslee; Itemonatehire. The tialortosat; man woe retiolow teem Carry Nivel with a load ot wool, sad bad MA Molded kosly erring tbe d. 7. Be set upon the shall to rile, sad meet probably west to sleep. Mier pro twaltad one abbots, be slipped o Me bead Wag wooed to the MOS& sad bum drooted 5 wet .wam 1w sem diem* the eel lasandbar blm 'overtly. A bey, who wee asootber waggle, saw hie tallow peeitios, sad tea sad lbe boron, jut at the wheel bad plated overlie body, boobs lbw el lab Mu. wee takes witb peat awe to kit bs, a* . medical aid at case seat dm. S. know "1" ; tr ig elvartbouoest. :—JAmis HYPE. HOMEOPATHIC uomoso. IBM) Mow roar kr Ho Nowessamo of Cooss. twins to NM or bat _ol!4, is am= of Os =goe s = Obt tittoolim la oro. Plooe INIA Ho Wood= * ofir=l:l2Mus,44l.oB,l to=roi.i. I= of MINIM ' 1859. vis 2.IIOIBTBATIONS. Yentas* MY. Leask* nedwell, the Wrists, appointed ss invite the late der the several pariebee, amlets, sad predrill, is the county of Middlesex, roamed hie labours at index Castle Tarim Hassairesith, where he eeeeed et seat kr the reertelea et the lisle at tie parbisie viWh the ilemeerseith prang Meteist, easely, Chiswick, rellesea, Elamearmith, Chelsea, sad Kweekegtaa. The resat tithe day's restsise„ aoserebs to Mr. Jaresi's reties, is thet the libersh sastaissil 136 *Noakes oat of 173, the ceseereallyie 99 oat of 177. Addle; the Wines of the widen he the Carle& of UMW., Whet, tlwaty of Look" lisee•erose, sad Batheal-psea, the total weak of the Middlesex regheraties ap to yesterday 4, that the Bash have 129; the meesseadvss, 487 oatde seses4 898 aletettotta oat of 1, MVO. Etre Wozczerassatitz.—Mr. Chichester ono toseced lb wort of revirdag the roses lists of the 'motion arra ea Friday at Oldbury. Oa Saturday tort at Haler omit. Ilarisy K florreagrer. ea Wedaredig at Yiadwor toa, rad rebardey at Bandits:b. At Broasegrove the corer vWres ark sweated ayplierlass for Goer on the ground that otlisesicas raked by the Menai were frlvoloas, bat none were allowed. Oa the whole the balance of gra seers to be la Inter. thelfberalr. Watts ltwuio. — Thete~bitm of the county voters fn the Wslisiskl district was bold on Tuesday last. Tbe bllerolug ls the result: Liberals—New claims. 76; attack out. 26; diaimised, 61. Tories—New &slums, 266; struck oot, out, 131; essisfusd. 136. &tuck off old list—Liberuls, 40; . ectiarvbilvie.. 78. totsctory pin, 63. At Borasley it Is Tad Moaght dint there will Do say peat gala to either side. At L. dissembles was easetaded on Tomboy naming. Th. ar. th ° sods ids bat topoasis la ewt M e kaowa, MC4I.OAISIINIOL MICA to aortas! wirs tie Bee* Memory), he gnat opens Ms- ban totheist Ed r rer vWas, k set ury ouletsuar 114 list M soneh kw bus aseheely misalsi owing to Ma yo iiesost et the pan* who had dimmed to he pet as th gister. There were so pohtto=ishout, the geettloss Maid babe redly those 118 At Psis, the liberals Owe 36 Totes. Al I Mr. Only, the weeleleg heretWer, opened his au as Webteley, at the Clear Road. Thu dolma es MA Lestbasde. tut the oldesioaa es liii.Ak us her cattsiogr royd's dis asst ramorar. =most every an has bAsak ODVIT OP ALDIAM2II. A Court of Alamo= was bold yestesday after the Common Hall, et width Kr. Aldentea Carter, the lard Mayor deer, was lonally Weeds/ed. sad thanked, the Coast for having WNW hies from the two awes seat up by the Livery. 111110117101 0/ STI C. lIIIDIILL. The Lord Mips. islite/Xs she C;RlTl tasToiTywiva letter from Sir Chyme Illagehell. the gidomea for the Ward of Bridge " To the light Sou. tb,.lged Meyer, sad the Court of "My dear Beedwes—la hosesitheass se lay deeliair health sad hionserg sr ma Mdertles,' I I. It am duty to neign my mold's es Alarms al ths Weed or BA*. Is Torso( 11 71 0 011v,1 led. fish ollolltolll A Jamie dm ma& rapes sad esteem I Werra dor every wawa& of peer honorable rot, from 'whom I have Orr se. reed ths reirettimirse e•wgry. Ad to sear thet I shad ere seitemda a lid' empsot ihe ell with rum it Ma boss my prism is semedese arm doe pried of yeses that Have .how error with IL ompredew st the City of Lads. With every with tea per Ibtsee rem: P iety, Wire ms, e l f e lk Mr Upon the meths et We P. Leadmisesidad by , Mr. Arse =a Copeland, the Pildeladia Wan 001 .0 01 9 sodi Lied Mayor WM zsgesuled to hint* precig• for lit. .610:410• 01 ea aldermaa the weed of aidg• forthwith. The Member remoiedak was also adopted unanimorli " That la switstat tdr eserwathe by elf C rats titli at his ribs et Mims et Brides Ward, ettir a tankful Ad howoaralis who aftweaspwisht roan this court rim to record their Misr ug te impartalin, •••1. swismnol L with white be bed MiArgsd all the dot** a "slew Or this mut sad • I••Wlnts of the city of Lmsou; sod to mere him ths4 he animists hie ntirment the repeat 'mid resod mil Are with lAMB be his beam so kraut happily' assedated, mid their coldhl impurities' se bierblis sender sad private worth." Loxo VOTetne Dt SMALL Vxassui.—The fog letter heal a correspondent of a local paper has refor mat:is to a paragraph which appestat In our 'edemas a obese time sines Gentlemen,—lieving Peen le your valuable paper dated August, 1829, an article headed ' • Perilous Voyage and Skilful themenhip." copied from the Liverpool Memo.% allow me to make a few remarks respecting it. On the 13th of September, 1858, 1 railed from this port (Bristol) for the Cape Teed lolanda, with the screw steamer Gem, only live toes register, built by Mr. Pays, of Ceetkostmet, and owned by Megan Vision and Miller. After encounter ing two strong gales of wind crossing the Bay of Biscay, we arrived at the Island of Bt. Vincent, all well, in 27 de p. 1 do not wish to boast ef my skill sad good eassagoabip, but Captain Bnickces, of the saes steamer Lea k 90 teas register, considers he made an ext to Bahia in 19 days front Faluemeth. ra r:te i r2oplaion= believe most emetics' man will think the same, looking at the difference of tonnage between the little Lacy, ofto loss, and the little Gem, of 6 tons) that the Gene's passage was the beet of the two. Captain Bracken says that on the arrival of hie little vessel at Bahia it crested quite a sensation. lam inclined to think this the arrival of the little Own at St. Vincent, which was a mete boat compared with the Lacy, must have caused a great admation thers—W.ll.--1, Old Park-street, Bristol, Sept. 26." BlilewltECK AND LOBS Or LITE.—SHIELDS, Sere 28.—Information his been received oldie loss of the Ana, Captain Tomlinson, of South Shields, on the 22nd inst., on the West Pleat, near the Hoek vale Holland ; crew believed to be all drowned. The Ann left this harbour on the 16th for Rotterdam with a mew of seven persons, whose names are as follows:—Robert Toinlineon, master (left a widow) ; non Tomlinson, mate (left a widow, near her confinement, and three children); John Maitland, conk. (WI a widow and two children) ; John Seen. seamen, nom - red ; William Wicks, an apprentice, 18 years of age, balosF leg to Landes ; and John Dalton, a second apprentice, shoot 19, belonging to Inland. The following is an extract of a letter from Mews. 'Vander, Leuw, and Sons. merchant; Rotterdam :—" We are informed by the Dutch Coosa! at Schevengen that Captain Toniliason, of the Ann, wee burled there to-day, being the place some the body was picked up." Subsequently to the data of the above letter two dead bodies have been picked up, supposed to have belonged to the suns mewl. The: Ann was built at Oainsborotigh in 1798, le re gistered 176 sees, end woe the property of Mr. Robert Jolly, of South Shields. Genets. ENBEggynagsff hei RAILWAY CLexxs.—A charge of embroilment of a very extraordinary ohareeter has been preferred this week against severe' persons is the offioe of the S.N.E. Railway, at Mosteessend seed in the general office at Dundee • and the lamb( gmsena have already bees arrested by die Mastrearepetice, in gaol there, as being implicated is the clime 'bathes, ticket clerk, Id• :dross station ; James Anagram, another clerk, at Montrose; Joseph Brown, audit clerk, Dundee ; Charles Smith, presently a clerk at Aberdeen sta tion, but formerly at Ar,• and James Whitton and Alexander Robbie, guards on the line. The manner in which the offence is said to have been committed was that, from Brown's podtion In the office at Dundee, all the tit kets being given into his hands for audit, he had frecioent opportneities of sanding back numbers of tickets to the ticket clerk at Mon trose, who re-issued them as fresh tickets, and the money draws foe each re-icsue had been appropriated by the parties continued be the offence. This is supposed to have been en vied on for a considerable time ',Shoat being detected. What part the others had takes in the attar cannot yet be stated with any degree of certainty, se the judicial investigation into the decumetancos his not yet hem completed. The amount of money takes Is vartotiely rated. but it is believed to have bees at Mast 401. or WI. within the lam four month]. Warrants are out for the apprehenrinn of cos or two parsons sot yet In austody.—Dander ddvertiar. ACTION AGAINST THS BANK OP ENGLAND.— A very amebae ors affecting the Bank of P.nglend was tried in Newcastle County Court on Wednesday. A mariner, is the eve of prosethag on a ten orontlue voyage, depositad 831. in the broach beak of the Bask of England in Newcastle, at the suggestion of hie brether.in.law, who is a malaise in the eatabilaisment. Daring his armee the wife obtained 401. of the mosey through the influence of her relative, the 'ashler. The mariner on hie return repudiated the Gat of his wife, mid celled upon the batik to refund the money. The hank, en dorsing the ant of the cathier, refueed to entertain the appli cation, and net up a pha of ratification on the port of the mariner. The judge commented in somewhat severe terms upon the condact of the cubic, and the proceedings of the honk, end aspersed his opinion that the mariner bad never ratified the wile's act. The jury returned • media for the plastiff. MS WEPT COAST OT ATRICA.—Th • Madrid Omits of the 24th has the following : " The Governor of Fends Po wires, ander date the 28. h of July, that at the request of the Bustish Consul at Rio Contemner., be had sent the 'chooser Beata Taw to protect the English subjects and property placed in peril by dimensions between King Bill and the Hine of Ames. The pawner opened ere an the palace of t►e King of Angus, and she afterwards ems or shove a small drachment under the orders of midshipman Martinis, which. protected by the guns of the schooner, carried offs flag bolded by the black,. The King of Acquit subsequently made known that be was dispoeed to sign • treaty wit► Ring Bill. The English Consul thanked the Governor in hie elm lame and in that of him goversoand fee the service nadagsd." (Stamped ld. AdditionL) [TWOPENCE. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOK, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. The non was ar shorted Ivry naraeromily, sad the bet e% was limited, sad showed ao Important drape. 16 to 1 we whoa about Grpard for the Cortrewitob, sod Ardor was lbw * the piles 600 to 500 wes laid oa Cho ps/4 ffirsiaat him Clydesdale was aot meaticart. No bets I were roads on the Crahrldgeoldre. CESAREWTPCH STAKES. 16 to 1 apt Crowd (t) 100 to 6 Arian (t) 20 to 1 Petro (I) 25 to 1 Horeaok (off) 1000 to 35 Sardine _ 33 to 1 Tindall Hold 1000 to 15 Istirworraes (I) 1000 to 10 Mareary Dow (t) 2000 to 16 WOO to 6 This Car* (t) . ----. TURD YlAn Or Tae Tinut TAILNNILL PRODOCE STALLS Of 10 sores each, tar a-yr-ads; oohs. list 7lb; Elm, filet 41b. The /woad to receive a sea equal to 10 pot mt. on the whole stake, end the third • eta equal to L par met, D.I. (2 miles 119 yorda.) Lard Cittdoal our of the Beet by CbartUdasr. MM A. DWI I toed A otapiTy. Omprotatok MnO ........ ......, I Muted swords. Lwow, teat Bb_.. 2 . .......... ,:41: 3 Mr. dazont The ADeint IMMO, 114 . 71b_... . ~.....11 4 urattertaidt Charles the Wowed. Id Tlb . . _ ...1B 6 Lwd Onewee 1111 y by Teddlealma oat WIWI of Mt elb 4 Begin: 2to 1 eget Compromise, 4to 1 agar Stu ift• &tel, 6to 1 each apt Lemon sad Ancient Briton. Star of the Best ease away by Montt, and, ohm having had up wade of 100 yards over the flat, he woe easily bf a leugth ; bed tided. Hantitcar ilintereraim of ?wasp 10 comaeach, edo 5 ft it de airLest Rolf of b. W M. 3 117 r . thimmasimi3 ten MIAMI* 1 k s. 117WirtorsIli.isikasiis: s •' * The Ilelleir the Am :-.-Croqientheine: 'l -T litery lit* Optimiet, Merit, mit by Snothes pet of Bemires, aft by otheisemeit out at Glen m% Xelt Hash, alt lei Here sett eat of Lady Georgina, sod"; Beatitg : 4 to 1 aget the Leey Omegas delte 7 * 1 Mee apt Nem Hay, Brim._ and Quick Merek.,lo te 1 ape the' SeiTar 12 to 1 apt Timon. weighed for Kr. Helm% Cinctsbell, 3 vet Sae Mb, but the ham did not get to the post be time le Mau Boca delay was occasioned, sad one tam start was nude, Is which the Glanthee colt overpowered' his rider and ran • lemur& lir. Boris's term. Be thin termed townie*. New Brad, gassed over the OOUTIP and made Meow& the awn. On repOhMg the top steel he atom into calfskin with some poets which bale been Mee - oily erected fa meet, domprous positions and fell, injuring himself @merely% The ease sdmit• of ' bide thectiption. for Ammon took cep, Ye eeneleg after ad softy yards, and are boo fie spy wiener a r length; boll a temple beams Sididsdbd sad third ; Nay wee thank, a leteph o ff % taWessirdi i Qeiek thug nem: Ohm ater GM Z g it i a ni droprod Tows ran oat d eb mimeo to the Mk, a d Zigthe Illen horsesjest before reethieg the chair. , 300, 200 ft . Fleet hall of Ab. N. (31*. 216 yds.) . rpief f li =n rut i t Tgoie Pißfnm ia el l e r". ' "Rb igr= 1 • ' .6to 4 on Gomm 'ripple Steam after' the Sag wan begged the favourite ran out, and Apollo went a wish mg lg.; - gad mop by three-quartem of a le Wheal Wham* Wiribeedted co therldne the thane, Pippin lethal oat sad kicked him in the Ads. We regret to - lay that Mum was much Jointed. liminitcar Puma of 60 sow. A F.,(1 to Jts le 2 flir : /itle.) Et enesr. l TES Omsk, ig, 1.1 Urn 3 . .. ha I . . It followiss alsOMl l 7 l ik.i.:l; * B:34ii , ........... m.o. POrto4or, °dilate, end Cathern. rya' 4 opt route s.' 6to 1 oath ire Othiltthe miLMeneibella I 10l apt Remit* aster. tin these& beg the Bathes hill, the rem was left to Polonles, Puttee's% i ,The litheeit,ead Houtebelle. Within • few madam( the • chic Cdkuae gin Mint oat, Mid the top weight came up ea Iheleft, um wombs 6 as* the aedold beatinglite third by she*_ nod Soloman were may a bead behind- Polonium, close to er. Botha' WAY ilt. IKTIPAI DM' tithed. nal? Yids of the TWELFTH TRIIINNIAL PlioDrer Ora ea, of 10 ova. each, for ten-yr-olds ; mho See Th. , Wise. Set dlla The second to receive a cam equal to 10 per sent es the whole stake, col the third a sem equal to 6 per ems. T.T.C. (6 ler. 140 yds). till subs.) them 7 .Y. _ 0 C. _ Itar et ftweads. by Lad tag stab Lard Otiware Teem Boons. at 711 ‘, 2ft i Mr. Ownstare welt br W Whirl, oat of Aunt etafitWiTig t ' 8 lord Otheitris veil by O. out of Ykaderg i V 4 - Lord Berle% cult * 3b• !bag leatermou. al ei IV . , M 110 Lewd M. Potrietre Dulatbeila t Ilet 41b.... . ....,. .. ,1L Mwryt 0 Bettie, 7to 4 apt King of Diamond', 3to 1 apt Tom Bowline, 6 tol apt Virago colt, 6 to 1 sum Othrsou colt, 10101 sgetAunt Payllla colt. Toey ran in • tine tot* oath, when Tam Bowline took a alight lead, and we. immediately afterwards challenged by the King of Diamonde, who got up within a low strides of the Muir, and won a very fine ram by a heed ; three leng th s off the Aunt Phyllis colt warn third, and class up with her wise the Virago volt sad the Cannon mat ; Weibel,' was beam a keg Inv. Tux Qultlteli Phdrll of 100 plum; for 3-yr-old., 9st 2th ; boar, 104 71h; five, Ila ; ale and seed, llst 41b. From the startles pat of B.C. to the end of the fist. (About three miles and a Wilt.) Mr. Demi' ladmendaws, 'by Markaway. 3 ire. . Sat 11b l Ouster) 1 Me Z. Tat Breech'. Marta, 4 yen 104 711 ...... t”rbood 2 Mr., Wlldamea Yon. 4 yre.loet 71b tem) 3 Wl?coke 3m.94 41 .......... . ..... . tAthatall) 4 : 6 to 4on Starke, 2 to 1 apt Itidevaidemv, 6 to 1 .pt Yor k They trotted from the poet, York showing the way. Atter going about 300 yards, Starke forced the pm, end than York west mimed. At the Bushes-hill both York sad Felonies were hate, and Independence sad Starke nit home together, Independence having all th e hest of it, ad winidnglby half a length. Stake pulled up very leg weary. This race was to the first time inn over toss come. For merly it wee run ea the other aide of the Ditch. TIM RUTLAND STAKE* of 30 aor, each, 20 It, for 2.yr olds; oohs sa 71b, 311 Ow Sot 31b. Cermet winners extra. From the turn of the Lauds in (5 fur. 182 yard?). (11 sate.) Mr. Many% lesiber to Malabo., by Obannolew, us nrll2lmbl 1 Maros nothoobildte Jame. 6 4 11 Mr. amides Moeda. Mae IV= 3 Yr. Itaskade Vita NMI dlx a►ks4alb for. lat lib ulM.m 4 i tetinit i"'"w : 6 tol 'un es r i smost, "l 3 66 to . l •• ape — Brother - -- - . 4 ttt 6 ltrin i bow 6 , 100 to 16 apt Rooth. Brother to Reitherw made all the running sod won by twelve Isegths ; bad turd. SW ERPBTAILIS of 6 *OM each, for 2- albs sad upwards. The winner to be sold for 70 sees., if Ac. Rut- toad Stakes Course. (7 subs.) rte Ballead4 Mole Nat. aft., Seth 1 4 :eM 1 Mr Otertllee Berry Stanley. 4 me. Mt IW 3 Mr. likethee woolens. 3 ',L IM alb The following also tea :—Sly Fellow, Quick March, The Gift, f by Connaught Ranger—Pagotty's dam. Bating: 3to 1 each apt the Catuanght Ranger all and Harry Stanley, 4 to 1 apt Sly Fellow, 7 to 1 apt Quick Wank. Wes by a length ; bad third. Mr. P. Badmen's Ammo, 8.4 71b, miniver] 60. ens. ft from Lord Lincoln's Inedhathos, 8•4 41b. T.Y.C. 200, half *Aft. LATEST BETTING. CBSARBWITCH STAKES. 100 to 8 apt Art/ree (t) 100 to 6 Gaspard (t) 20 to 1 Petra (t sad off) 20 to 1 Clydeodale (oft) 26 to 1 Borderer (t) 26 to 1 Yorkoldro Gray (t) 30 to 1 Polestar (t) 40 to 1 Marine 60 to 1 Star of the East (t) 60 to 1 Cocopromiso (t) 60 to 1 Independence (t) 1000 to 16 Gloreiner (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 20 to 1 apt Volta (1) DERBY. 10 to 1 opt — B — ouTWor ) 2000 to 60 Upploboad o (t (0 60 to 1 &emu (t) 60 to 1 (t) 106 . 5 to 1 (t) For many yaw a •• First Owober Meeting" Imo not bs so ontessofal ea that which was brooght to • conotookor yam- Motley. Tito improvements which have bean ellsotsdas the warm have given general satisfaction. REGISTRY OFFICE FOR FARM SERVANTS.—eA re gistry office for agricultural servants has been established in Purism:too with branches to none of the principal parishes in th e district. The object is to promote the abatis of t. mops" or hiring fairs, which often prom dessoralithig to the young persons freqoentiag this., sad a publics meetteg is snnoonoed to be bold here shortly, in furtherance of the maws desirable end, when the Right Hwo. R. P. Bonveris, 112,., is *spaded to preside. la order to MitliteMlate the labouring deems for the loss of theft annual holiday, which would meek from the dimontinnaoce of the hiring felt, it is =d establish in the various whims, where pm- to a rural treat, emended similar to the harvest Lome" gatherings, which an aow beaming gamma is tW neighbourhood.— Wiltshire Mirror. ...cid i mmtisetriett]. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—ThIS funny emakilra iiirplum all *Urn for rotas sad ta cedar WComsat ladereasa. X leases Ni..medlly= ..c vedeeuy . ore coarse, te *vv., Mama sad Semis. wpm Mileti pee tber mists. deem mesubs Marne Smith sad le MI ser asecamm nicest sad sermeM Tim enel=es • s aware is dieml, wW mss and eadeur mama alrestrom all seirtilm Orict sad matO mitts esp.= au ayes= demob sad assmelaltims miasma, from Me sob. tam Ye suns 'set sad asemmt. Tare Pals tam the Mom r eZt a rreesbe Ms garde is Mort mirreasa Net man= errdasestls lam tee asalsylor mussiat ardeurhy In • weak demetion. NAVAL AND mmirAßy. 21;79 . 191JTF . 1., Barr. 29. the paddle-wheel steam vessel Antel4e, 3, C;m . - mender John W. Pike, from Siena Leone August the 28th, end Tenerife September the 17th, arrived la the Sound on Tuesday evening. The Columba flemetery, the Heo. Mr. Smyth, died at Stens Lerma on the 22ad of linnet. She salt at Sierra Leone the amen stesmaloop Surprise, 4, Cannuander Lord Edward Coon, end the screw stem vessel ;=tirB, Commander Charles Olblmea. The eel ' etessn sloop Vesuvius, 6, Commodore Charles be; the meow steam termite Archer, 13, Captain John Beadsman; the wow deem gun trowel Viper, 4, Commander Wawa Hewett; the paddle-wheel MOM weal Pluto, 4, Commander Cortlead H. Simpson ; the screw stsrawldp Conflict, 8, Commander Richard Cou and the paddle-wheel steam meal Trial', 3, Commander Robert H. Bowan, wars oa the South Coast. The paddle wheel dam vessels, Medusa, 4, Commander William Bowden, and 6, Ccattosoder William Chapman, were in the Bights. The Antelope returns In consequenee of the de cayed state of several of her iron plates. She was month aimed on the IN dDeoember, 1866, and has bran constantly employed in the suppression of the alave trade. Two ed her =hare bees oendronnod ; the third wee taken cm the on the 16th of Jane, a fine Spuaish barque, dame unknown, having all the treteasary fittings for • slaver. While on the meet, Jemmy 1868, Mr. Pearce, second muter, ?did of fever ; she has only lost another of her mew • seaman, while fa oosamissiou. The Antelope briogi piawagors, Lientenent Nathaniel Con Burton, of the Trident, now on her pomp boos t Mrs. Issiblaul end child, from Parra& Po, sad several volunteers tram merchant vessels on the coma, dog noathinorm swim to the rya' navy. Fine weather has bees ezpmienowl until nsering the Channel. On the lath Sept,, jinn impekbr Teneriffe, pared the royal mil elsenteldp Aram, bound moth. The canoe St tie *.w of Ohl stem sloop Flying Oantwaisr C. W. lop% laving beta cut of, she mode a Yip emiseinarlitteikeh bat tie weeeir ill MAP* Pam setkisiftNl tfie4 alis late ettl Main Away. ' The 'Wm arm' OM deep tap*, it.' Lf Freon rooottr. li is Tasiday, k i ts said be Os liedharsessir Amnia. OF TEI FUSILIER et Attie rim DerCdt..-Tiro 9sdielleklek et Goole T 0 f esift Awls, 800 wro .d u rawde thi r emi r ad i cet aa t2 1011.0 P° NC." W. 00% MatkOo abuses of thirties moths, sad immediately mar , pr aided kw rate -bead , ribs 1 4 as mere Mum" Webs Walligicaßstrares amemeirpark. • MILITARY MOYEMENTS AT LkwitsPook..—Teeter day swifts a dettiolumat cat the Groaarior Otailde weiviez imverallr "treats** met woad oaken erro. iod wore tambeekmbomed e thrO il4ea.y el Dahlia Caelpirseetemele ism Doke sad P al 11 .The Boots Feather which have 1 Meithmed la calved ler MO 01 1 WNW* qw eissior meeralmf ham thee pee. . Ffifravivigg iu, )IFO4ID Sag DONlO u t e gli g AT Lt~~ebht —A kedl took place oh W y ht es 'hoed elree 'is' ship ilkesed. at whieh iipVerds al 100 leap and gentlemen were menet. The after-d*t , of Ihseelelpferst mageemly . get eigi'"lm the make, meths dance" was kept up until ea early hoar the . folloving reorelag. Voce/mu) ElpsNer.s.4—Th. Admiralty Coinait, wriposdas bblbib last to Martz* Wallet Vera mowtation of the goosnuarnt dockyards, aid soggest such harmed asrtengtensixdue might effete Mem montely WA* expendituree, ham fast slat to their report. 4 stripsitaz dons were valimltteet to them, and these tbity hare lint erks Will elguest ter theism, if vagetinehe dock yards the comotities .ore of opinioe the f t they ars erteiffent; Midi the siffeaw or tz. v ol g o Thu Wawa to the effect th at - o orte an uadsrpsid es the elite at 11t per week liberensenletel am of iskiddi that one uniform rate of pat i! 411 them ii rojefficier, es the men 'Mint very tk bibt dfillimilMet sing to .carrying; oat • esnation the rates of pay for shipwrights and L othar classes of am who work in gangs. One .Hawe s AM) repay olei • Ziltees# mho oontiothed mr4, c h." a t nfia. leer rate of pay on may, or till the work men MAIN m osetificees that he 'is - wdrth the. higher or rteedred nho The omemittes are of opinion that amen led* eleffial of protoortos der' tot attend sufficient goo nods* that the pewee recommeaded 10 promotion bthe =We officers ore the beet qualified for the mithations so he up. They think that the ryelvn of examination by .papweie sited owe,. troop the fart that it fa no test of pret tied mem) skill, an important matter with the lower grades • drtfillsed ism. The curemittes recommend theli all PONlollklllllaltellbe subject to ob., menthe' proherion, beim the pertfpreenoted to confirmed to his new situation. Aw ildcats should he required before confirmation, hoot the officer ander whom he shall hem more immediately served, as well as fleet the eeperior officers of the department to which he is attached, stating that he has performed the duties of his sew situation in a thoroughly efficient manner, and that he I. likely to be • valuable and efficient officer in that branch. THE NATIONAL DEFENCE COMMISSION. The gentlemen forming this commission hays Man the last few days at Pembroke visiting the various ens for the eliectual protection of the arsenal se well se the haven generally. Govarnmest have this week entered into a contract for ano• this powerful battery to be erected. It Is to be constructed on Salmi! Point, a commanding situation, about half way between the dockyard and the mouth of the harbour. PEMBROKE YARD, SEPT. 28.—The Lords of the Admiralty on their usual anima tour of inspection are to arrive here this evening by the express train of the South Wale railway. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A SERGEANT OF THE 78TH HIORLANDERS.—A red accident occurred at Campbeltown about 6 o'clock on the evening of Friday bat to Sergeant Michael Mackechnis, of the 78th Highlanders, stationed at Fort George. The sergeeat had to the hill overlooking Campbsltown to enjoy the splendid scenery from that spat, after which, oa his return to the village, be commenced run ning down the declivity at the math entrance, where there as well In a very dangerous place totally unprotected by a fence, or In any way to be seen by a stranger. From the Im petus of the run, poor Mackeehnie fell into this well, and was so severely Awed that he died the same night. The deceased bad served in the gallant 78th since 1843. In 1844 be Joked the regiment la India, was much respected fee hie tulmicharacter, and in the bard-fought actions under the oetted Havelock and fir James Outrun, proved hinted! one of the " bravest of the brave." His remains were in terred on Monday afternoon with the usual military honours, and amidst the heerthlt regrets of his gallant comrades. — Inverness Advertiser. RIFLE VIPB NOVIXINT. MAZTLSBOWILIrn waning the council and members of the Mary Mow Volunteer Rifle Corps held a meeting In the pavilion of Lords' Cricket-ground, for the pewees of receiving a odminnitioation from the lord-lieutenant and other matters (impacted with the etficienry of the corps. Lord Rada**, the captain of the corps, occupied the chair, and opened the Wetness by reading a letter from the Marquis of Salisbury, in which he stated that, in socordance with • desire previously expressed by his lordship on behalf of the Maryhbone Rider, he would submit to the Secretary for War that the corps may be permitted to choose their own military dress. He would also apply foe sanction of a corps to he raised of 60 men each, 'abject to {lie due erection of • butt for practice st Wormwood Borate. After some con sideration, the Marquis of Salhbary farther states he has determined to transmit the copy of the amended rules of the club to the Secretory at War, but should feel it his duty to accompany their transtnheion with the intimstion that he did not recorowni their adoption. This com munication led to some &curial, and it was entered on the minutes. The Chairman stated that he had been to Wormwood &rubbs, with the officers appointed by the War office, and had decided on the site of a butt for practice, with a range of 760 yards, and that the government would be mite. Bad with* butt of 50 feet wide and 30 feet high. It was re solved : "That the chairman be requested to obtain • design, specification, and estimates, of the cat of • butt of the size required." Mr. Msrriner, the hoe. secretary, reported that the government per tentage of tithe, of the I+,llll Estield pattern, had been received, and were under the charge of drill-sergeant Trote--whereapon it was reeolved " That the drill-sergeant be authorised to give out to the members of the corps, who are sufliciently forward in drill, the rides received, and that they be returned into store each evening." It was also resolved: . " That subscriptions and donations be requested far the purchase of rides, and that, as soon as the funds of the corps will permit, fifty rifles be purchased for the ass of the members who do not wish to incur the expenee of providing their own." A parade of the corps was appointed to take Sew this evening, and every succeeding Friday, at seven, and for drill on Tuesdays, Wedoesdays, and &tar. dam at No o'clock. Htosorrs.—Among the earliest of these amo ciatkme a corps was formed in this 'therm. It masters 70 effective", who have at their own cost provided uniform, ac contraments, and arm; and, under the tuition of two user. gnats of the Oneida hive nearly petfeeted their drill. They practise shooting at Hornew-wood•liouee, and are drilled in a Geld Imbuing to ?dim p3urrd.tt Cootie. The corps tie away washed through the village, heeded by the band of the Middlesex Militia, who played the national air at the summit of the hill, amid th e enthusiastic cheering of the in habitmtle. STDISNAIL—This corps is making rapid progress in its dOll. It meets for practice two mornings • week, end on Saturday afternoons on ha own grounds near the Forest- Station. The corps ie not yet enrolled, and at present • the maxim is only an undressone of grey tweed. IQ: s P and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to 11t114111 1. lihmt Wotan Iltail.w) seWalllllllollllrd women t• MILFORD HAW. dad brigi FS..gl uNdl 14. 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