The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

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The Mime hcro..krl nightly, mil gawps Um ...Aim 0 0,1„..- siretuty mtorthr.l Min Cos en Ably "egliglys all prsier liedeme Lintrhi NE a mall* a scluesseheidei ability, .IU 'company Vi.t t mi.t4lNCe maiming is the smightkin wale Inrimite Duch, thcir combined winces Lending mud molly, and prn.hirinn a charming aka. T lA)NDON Pion mit. Tichinirnc stmt. Mg of the fisymartal ~UYIMStU men, id: Weeny. la A WWII) IN &WON. 101CTLER and MaCIILLOCH, at Coleatoolea Market. loaders . aad established to wards of a eestsrl ,lll•ll4l iIetIMUOS 10 UNIT COLUIXTION d VADITABLZ SUVA esallotbar et lb, ivost Moles cad approved varieties. Al orders esecoled tree of atreleae, sad are per rent. allowed Mr emit No. I. A easnpirb, Collection at Vegetable goods for as rears 4appl, o %tin ditto ditto aseller quantities 2• II No. It Ditto data ditto ditao Foe full gem...eters. see Cabskepis Maw et. Deeesiptive ect,t C.atAlegue fee lON my be bed tree sad past lord epee applbetwo, ravelled'. ad Ile saw sad meet approved melees of F10.,r seeds. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mar chants —CiIGNAI• RRANDY.—The dim. ally In obtaining this wont tett eruct foreign spirit In • pare state is well knowL although la is essential. partiestarly whew required for seedinsal PITL, that it should be perfectly gesolue STSVSNS and . long been len o far their Cognac Brandies. which for quality cannot be surpassed. being imported exclusively trout ea filet Coe.; 114.115( ST SVSNS and vst"l'Sprl. cease finest old brows, nod 25e. per pike. Choke old pale, rs end 11rs. per Woe. Wiese sod Spirits of every description at pallyreseosiabbs pore All goods delivered free within See Tories, lislispipwatriet SAUCTIL—LZ• sad FIBRINS INNS* ossles eedih=rs IMMUNISE' id tie* WONLINTZNIMINS WC& leseNsuseshedd AM he LEA num arum leeessesed I§7 sed oeisrs to be TM ONLY 0000 SAUCY* said efelemele sod ter same 1, Sas Presorbdess, WessesSoe News. ClOAsli sad SLACK !NU,, Landes, as.. dc. sad be paws sad alma umbensity. MR.Ear (ALFRED WEBB MLLES) saw AUTIINS ASD wurrn stuce kr the WWIIAmid Ileekb ANGOLA Ma TIOVIIIM lb era mai*, NM ready M laipeseiba. Iwo Tyumen were sriglabbod by Mr. Mlles, Irbmierralsadaren in TS, Dia 'LaulT, HANOI' KRAQI7•III. W wimp bo .at sorrected witb bag pinto lallaUbs sad Myer. thing la bba am& 7112.2111L1T. TRAVELLING DRESSING RAGS, Dreaming ern, despekb bows. tourletir 'Villagers& e 44 writing desks, l'/W1111.1.11 pruluet lone, library sae nsediarral, sad testber ewe. , d hue cotter,. wieseek Meek aide knives. the we& name ktrop and —At Maws. 1111141111 and IiAZIN'S, 1411,01111114t1IPsi, Itageat44•4 and Crystal ralsee, krisaksw. ToLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Orkir al Ittaideill frepoisilom kr letpruring and liesall- Ve Cutupleaks mid We. The seeieet kip it Imparts dove, aM the seltriee NW Niamey ettl, b it inducts of Made aM ems, Its eutp . e eseVetag InitaLbun and m reasost all redeem, tam, week healer. discolors. OM eat "cher iti 0tt , .411 MeV It indolent... Ade to leleet. It obrtates ar the aloft et climate 1.0 the ibis, wRII Memos le hid mad latiewa,t, or lateens Mkt Mel Mee le. et. sod de ed per Milk.--did st O. Belleeieriee • Me kW deeisle aa4 wieners LA Ise 1644.." sad betters el eerier and pettiltiose Mid= emir the ram of Katrkse." aIeI°IITHAOIIIL—HOWABIYS INAMEL, for STOPTISIO DWATZIA TIM Meter tare e tee total. mod la a inn ewe, Most pitman et pain. and tweets' a alias ellUltri. It restates le tits teak essay yew% re*. talsectinn UMW ...am sad ettestles the daisy. tare* an e.tc k.r,l. &Ad by ell eittealete sad ieedidae Mina Mee is. UP TURE s. -Th. PATENT ULF- ADILIsTiNa TAM r.Uets edesteally whim* ==tr=ns, ~ t hrbeested b the thrift foe the ewe The teseeseery 4=14 d peg true Ism 411144 #4.141.4 pmer. entire. timeesesea preseare es the == Oa. .et id wileit elideet Yaw dteeleed th a mg true with BIM% Mid oprlaipor poi bais.l.—J.l6l4 Wesedilly. w. A T E R k lir 8 ' 8 QtIYINE WINS. ISARTINWLANS, CANNON-STRUT, CITY, LONDOS. field by al gresses, ebeasida. sad Wore. aie pit ass& ASTH MA, 800MTNICSSof BRZATE, BRON- I HIM, Nil esbeeed obi me/ by lb. ePPI • cicuttri LA vreetatil The Mae. lams la•plred. posairat. mato lie s wiggle seri , ceu syUro., tactlatates estwctondol . sea rims Ur tosetiess of She limp,t4ot ;t n. re,Orsilea—T. Be* Bee d'Auder dm% e Piro. I.n. a id. a bee. UM la Lake by .14 .01111111. Ilaymisket. AN EFFEe'rUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS lIIA I IC SA L•A bl, without issaftlas the besets et Medial Ile. bead, Willy efficacious sad plaammt, Is admit.' to 1. tbe be•t eenllellw for immediately relkielag coughs. colds, smarmed ...es 1.1 sad latipennelllnSelptiwn It Imo paeldly tuna perms. • twee the Lassa" premeetaca utdurabbh admirably alto:, • the ticbline which prestailes frequent co:::: 4 2 Is appro. blow • owlimpthon art truly he rem... 04.1.11114 II of deep. or 0.1.174 dean for Mar of sulker. li a„ obey OTC/. I on OS a few Watt.* Wier taltiug It.— Prepared ...my rod sold by W. LAMIIIIIT, chemist, 29. Jertayw Mewl, Ila)maihrt, and by all drumelsta„ Is bottles lied, sod three .4nan:ltles In on., Lat each. Se particular an.l see 1.. lambert*, Asthmatic lisloam. The same sad ultimata mammal es the Memo, DR 11,10011,1Y8 11881NCE of LIPI rest.ale lasidaaad So Ili• Mad lisalared sm.aStatioas le kw wok. failure la Sapamilalm. /is elmeta an parmesan& S. ammo .afar asonsery.—Seldi ism with AM Ismarocalam at Ils.. tow jassititios tar Slaa. ast a pork Saalsea ea rte,ripa mantame at danso. Issala.= Sad a.. irk as rood, NOW 111.140-bar. BCCH AN'S BUOAR-00ATID BARBA- Pak I LLA FILM —lt Is a wolt4move bet $ W. to.nil. 4 10. potion partial et IM Wog Is Uto maid. Lop 7.er bl.e4 yam the bowels males, sad dots the doctor. nom pat. stnto .1 the mot ot Gs& Elossee. sad an tor la. ewe al ...op Who, at ladaustal to moo. ercossa. int ettld, nob et la etolohao...ihr akin. IDOkrootios. beionaL m oor, ilm stoopooli oAtttel.l., general weakling. Inn. pun is tie lisle , bealathoo. sorotiosols. sod wry 0= wind I.y irteinlarities of tile brook 0114111111(40i awl deter...end sad auieepyblood.—Potost Warr tierainginek eirntal Isar. L and in.. 7S. Parefasisaiiiva, and loos ct.a.raa x. 41 In Oaths. I& qt. sa ea K aM 11.. FITS and NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—MISS tIK r: rioWD6Wl.—TIda layearble leedielea. • rare toe esairpth Alwtrtk . aad wiry ether asseriptiee M Ma sail xa may be bad of the /gawkier, bliss PIKS, Park pla n I Mute. near !thatr i alli m arttalay, Oketcroter 'hitt and in Londe.. of Ham and Sans. %. 'tarring denstreet beim& waft la at la Id It and I It ex. h, *Mn nuaserese beellimallie es Its extraordinary Messy er hlsisot respeoleillbly law be obtained. It lent W. be had thninth CI respectable wakes el wer4licine in the 1 tonal u.hdere but to• pentode" rI a ofterreetag that the rarer, ••• torah 11. rerun Nb. h.r takossolmodirs.' is etutraxed White ieltrre ..n • n.I ground ni Vamp. es Wee ether ay be icuuluc. QPICTALOLIA_ored by HARRIS and la SON, willow& sM is debt. Bailor Nowt M made. Meet. era . ed7Wsr: ". pebbles. 13e.. Keel, with lto a IM. Gold sad Silver lectscies and C)e-Olseses es sa gra . tvariety, st equal/y low prima llarrlis Propect Glees. 121. &I poet free. Tnos. !LUNN And SON, Opticians to the Royal Validly, apposite the 'Midi Iluesein Gates, Looodea. Nolablisieed ink Out —No travellen aspbrid. THZ ART WORLD. • NNW ILLUSTRATED ART PAPCIL Os SATURDAY, lame 1, r pupa quarte t pass he Dad ) Nu. 1 el Till ART 1 7,1 1= s aad li rAINATIONAL II IMITOR a weekly illou Vaal Jesimal MPabillia, See.Vbse t Architecture, Ornsmemial All. rod lisadwAvstes. Tholoveybi. Posts 7 Music. Ow Drum. A. 11 by HIM Omar. Assisted by writers M eirebAsas d IM,airs asparlmiris et Art leiblisbari by L L UMW st Ye aka, la, Catbarisauteset, iktrarl. when si eassWastiors km lie &Mar, advertise imerAo. Sc., are kr be adOreassig. OIL CURTIS ON 3311111WWIRIR, QZNWL marry, bs Juat publisbed, price L.. pod Ern am the Astbor tor 12 Asa= A MEDICAL MAY on th• CAUSE ern of PIELILTUIS MUIR Is INIAI2, with pito dlroetioss tor point tioistoliso Soltiolll2 sad vigour. the malt et twenty. eve pose sososottal main ty. W trestautt of Yaw rovallor aerrous sod moulted ammo w 11& toad to mabittor sad distils YU Dr Dr. J. L 10.212=, 114 Abossoftootioak itotedins. lasd U L ma d Ss S. Weisel as bettottoo is noise Ilswonattarot elossolio book be totted amt s —edielierembp:e= Ihe release et pima, peweepbee. dommosa: Louden : Mona 30, Contla ; sal J. ANso. Worarlitime. OrAWAY to ?RUM 8171711U128. . I mams Ms Ng ps6lllbsi nal 'DMA of Ms work PRIVATI SILDICAL 1111) (1144= as lie IMlReure el Narrow DOMAN Lem at el MIK laieltral w r., psalm. ea soili• - 71\ dieeskid 1 0111 41 1 almet. s ... -- A 44l ree itagriL DR. CULVERWILL, M.R.C.11., L. 8.11., s. GREAT It Amanovintinrimer. w.. abe sesealted apart mesa 14111.910 Inveinalary Bib& Palpltatlos, Lome et Memory. Inespeettr, Swear earilna. Inertbt Caoleplasnes, sad Galvanism as Wire sem and Original Wert. entilbal " OUREELVEL" A 11,7noloilleal Review of the above, la. • by post, la. IL lierasg. la AL Nam. Cornball. or Author, as above. Vit. C. wag * be sumiliod daily till IL aS The PliA~ltiMllloloe, IL lilartir-to-Orsad. sod S. Ogre Wmansigiairses. W, tam 1 UU d nos TZLEGRAPMC INTELLIGENCE. (=nines nisawas.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Fn. 10, The Emperor has created 15 new members d the Upper House, one of whom is Professor Mikloeich, not of noble origin. This measure is considered as a pledge of the maintenanoe of the February diploma of 1861. INDIA. CALCUTTA, JAL U. The transports and other vessels sailing round the Cape of Good Hope are being armed. CHINA. CANTON, Dio. 31. Matters are quiet in China and Japan. Mr. Moss has been awarded 2,000 dollars damsges by the Japanese government. Mr. Harris has also obtained 10,000 dollars for the mother of the murdered Houston. At Patin all was quiet. Trade is yen' prosperous on the Timeless river. Ningpo has been taken by the rebels, but the I lives and property of foreigners were respected. At Canton all was tranquil. Manilla cigars have advanced in price, on as count of the exportation being prohibited. A large business was doing at Hankow. AUSTRALLA. MILBOURNE. Dm. XI The following is the lint of departures of gold ships since the last mail —The Kuoria Mooria with 11,964 ounces ; the Scottish Chief, 4,438 ; the Netherby, 5,450 ; the Southampton, 49,879 ; the Queen of Nations, 33,212 ; the Empress of the See., 20,612 ; the Marian Moore, 8,287 ; and the Result, 39,403. Total, 173,245 ounces. The news from New Zealand reports that the prospects of the colony are not regarded with con fidence. THZ OUTWARD BRAZIL MAILS. 10. SOUTHAMPTON, Fm. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Tyue, Captain Jellison, sailed hence to-day, at 3 p.m., with the mute for Lisbon, Bahia, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, aid the River Plate. She took out fifty-amen passengers, in. audio( G. L. Hunt. Faq., bar Majesty's Cased at Per nambuco, and Mr. ChrWit, IRO& Minister at Rio, The Tyne wok cm freight :—Gold anta.11,3621. ; jewellery, 7011.; and French jewellery, watches. Sta., 6,1071. ; alas a genmal cargo of Eagliah and Frew& pairsikaadiss. PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE SLAVES. Tb New York Tfibmwe prints the following letter : . _ Washington, Jan. IL At the leave-taking of onerial James H. Leos at the White Houma on Friday p.n., • conversation occurred as remarkable and important In ita No" and au iv= designed for the public eye, that I feel at liberty to it for the readers of the tritium There were pnrseut at time President Lincoln, Geeeral Lane, Senator Pomeroy, Commissioner bide a few members of the hours, and • group of officers and clerks from the different departmeate of the government. On turning to leave, Gemmel lane said ;—" Well, Mr. Lincoln, you know my way • I shall panne the policy with which I hew, and sonseixxly will gat IsseL* lb, President replied :—" Yes, general, I ns ristatssid yen. Led the only ihfferesce between yen end me bq that you are wdliog to surrender fugitives to loyal ewes le cam they are willing to return ; while I do not bane the United Stateovernineut hes soy right to give them up is any caw A ed if it bad, the people would not pan* es to exercise it.* General Lane rejoined:—" That remark Mr. President, makes me happier than anything that hes transpired since the commencement of the war. And if you will announce that as the active policy of the administration, met let us wit one vietery as its yen will be the most popular man ever on this cossileseit. XL Lima returned a nod of earnest eckoowledpmek mid modem prominent o&er present added : " I have bees aching to ashram, Mr. President why youdonot, withoutask • leg the couseut of Congress, or an) body else, acquire or est apart some territory somewhere in the South, and my to the Degree s in the rebel States. ' Here ! wow oat and go over there, and we will protect you in Its poems sloe and your own freedom.'" After some other general remarks, the general and his friends withdrew. I know the above narration of the omversation of the thief magistrate will cause a thrill of gratitude sod hopeful eriefkleoce is the breasts of thousands aid hundreds of thousands whose solicitude and patriotic impstierme have shaken their faith is the demon of the executive bead, mid in the courage of the bend that is at the helm. May God speed the right. W. A. Cli011711?. . . Jsmo; H. laws is to command au saiwalitiow, easistias of 32,000 men, Demi/ owe•halt cavalry, which is to pass through Arkwisms to tie Indian country and Team torwards New Orions& HARTLEY COLLIVELT Rom FDDlA—Darisir yes- Yesterday, the examining barristers of the today the subscription in aid of the (gad pea the pad of Howes of Lords and Commons declared the standing orders the widows sod orphans of them who lost their lives at the complied with in the following camal ij / mlO- C ALEB R AILWAY . — F or Hartley colliery still contused to flow in, and at the clue the Mid. Wales and the Central Wales (Extension) Railways, of the day upwards of OW- was received, making • total of and for altering the lbw and levels of the Mid-Wales line. newly 15,0001. Among some subscriptions sent through &WTI/ YORXEHIIIi AND RIVER DUN RAILWAY.—To au ma.n. e m u s sad Co., was um sagessad &ha sh e E ar thories the transfer of the undertaking to the Manchester, lid Thomas Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway. at Nay I W... the Raw ' ~_1 4141 Ha ...." sad f nand !' RANSGATZ, S ANDWICH , DEAL, AND DOTES R.LILWAT.— LAM SITU ERIDOS VONPANY.--ine report of the Fog eattus7 beta.. these p o ints. directors sham that the whole of the laud required for the Onset It ZIETZEN. HISTJtO/13, ROWS, AND OLOUCISTIN weeks sis the heads of the eutractoes. It has been se- AND ELT RAILWAYS.—For Awslgamation. =to purchase more lead than has been actually re- The other bills di of were the Duality Railway for the site of the bridge, but this will become of entertain Waterworks Vol better supply of Caterham, value when the bridge la open, and may be resold with ad- ebeldoe, eoulsdon, WA/Coghill/1, Gethitou, Bletenineley, vantage. The terms of purchase bevel bees eatisfactuily Naggielg, gad Reigate with sada,, sad m i s s gugsg . ) ; arranged is every case, except with the occupiers of the any, Weever, and Jewell Protection (to protect the yawn) Lambeth Wharf, sod a portion of the laud on the Weettnin• of the Mersey, Weaver, IrwsU, and their tributaries from star side. The directors have arranged with the Loodoe °Wroclaw). Gm Light Company to lay down two mains of 18 aches I The ewes of ono-oomplianen were the Dagenham (Thames) diameter, which has required an humus in the strength of Deck (to mile 80,0001., io connexion with this dock, no the the structure, for which lb* oosafalaY man* a Palmist of meth beak at the Thames at Of MN 4:ham Reach) ; Dublin 3.0(0 . , wi th las & jemmy* Woks balm lighted lies i Miss Fire Brings • Wilford • of cost. The report of the mass, shows that rapid pee- Th e bill gra, fi s ' a sh sasi a aa a I s l a o f wigbs Railway gum haa tees made ia the work& sad Pin less withilrews. Tvbt LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1882. MUSIC. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, 00VENT GARDEN. Benedict's new opera., The Lily of Killarney, wag performed for the first time last night. As a drama it is identical with The Colleen Bows, the success of which at the Adelphi has been almost unexampled. The joint *mhos% of the libretto are stated to be Jahn Onenford sad Dion Boudatult, which we understand to mean that Mr. Bounicault's Adolphi melodrama bee been put into the form of an opera by Mr. Ozeoford. No one could be better whiled for such a teak ; for Mr. Ouisford,bicides beteg= elegant lyric poet, is thoroughly conversant with Me exigencies of the musical stage. Accordingly, the task bee bees executed with great judgment and taste. The dire logos of an opera must be much more succinct then that el • son-musical piece ; and Mr. Ozenford has succeeded la eaedensing it with very small sacrifice of its original ford and elearnms, while he Mu thrown the most interesting portions of the tale into scenes of concerted music, and else peened the lulls and sentiments appropriate to the eltwir thee in songs and duets of no small poetical beauty. We have seldom sees dramatic materials more happily prepared for the sisal composer, nor have we often seen a better see made by the inicipaser of his dramatic materials. The *softie presoare are all familiar names. There is the heroine, Eily O'Connor, is the penes of Mile Louisa Pyre; Hanker Citron in that of Mr. Haigh ; Anse Chute, Pigs Maclean ; Mre. Crags°, Mies lineen Fyne ; Myleeessi- Omaha". Mr. Harrison; and Danny Mann, Mr. Bentley •.as tesaeedingly good dietribetlos et the pripapal Mien. act closes with the sennterpart ee the great M iimieleitwoma at the Adel.% Ark in lam, hes mainly awls lire fernss of the pier at that therm—the at tempted murder 1 ffily by Denny Mane, and her rescue by Ifyienna-Coppalesa, when romendous "Iredam" into the lake—the exploit achieved by W. Boudoirlt—has been the talk of the town. This maree, which at the Adelpld rider of mere spectacle, derives in the opera additional eller from the exceedingly picturesque mere whisk MOM peln it, sepssially the soft and tranquil choral rag ei ne bsanmes, faintly herd in the drains., whirr ferns so sliking • contrast to the terrible erne paring es the duel. The third act is the shortest, but contains reveral fine press re music. The " serenade" (as it is willed) snug by Myles rbe watches the slumbers et his poor prutigf, is • awn beautiful melody, of a strengly.marked Irish chamber', whisk Mr. Herron nag with • delicacy and legion not to be earresed. The trio, " I alias, and Eily dead l " sung by Myles, Eily, and Father .Tom, is • delicious pion of part writing, which will Sod its way into every private rick where elegant vocal harmony is cultivated. The opera terminates, like the melodrama, with the gaud ball at Castle Chnte—an exceedingly brilliant and tasteful spectacle, with the roue of confusion and dismay which follows, sad which, when the distress has rushed its cli. max, is suddenly put an rod to by the appearance of the resuritated Eily. This Kees, too, derives • great addi tional effect from the masterly concerted music in which it is carried oa. There am two remarkable solo pieces ; the air, " Eily llavourbess," • Where lamentation, rung by the repentant Cregan ; and the finale, " By sorrow tried severely," in which the heroine pours out all her rapturous happiness, whilikaer somata are echoed by • general chorus of joy. There are away other beauties in the musk which we manes even notice in them aught and cursory remarks. Bat we must especially mention the extreme beauty of the instranientation—its perm variety. and skilful trestraest of emery instrument ; sad. above sll. its satire freedom from the besetting sin of modern menposses—oeise. Little reaming to ay gnat the performance, which mu _ . _ la ivory remsee admirals. Ma Louisa Pyse was really and Wily Ike Colleen Haut. Hsi actin was as full at trails of aidtplicity, delicacy, and feelisg, aa her sites et balsa.* sad beauty. Re have sever sees Mr. Har ries to gloater drudges thma is the clumsier d the heave sad orwrous outlaw. It was manly aodteuthfel. Mk Ise lavabos of bilk htuaoar mfodld atili. ll6lo36l ' pathos. Nat did we ever hear him sing better. The meals wee thoroughly suited to his voice. and he gave it the tallest effect. The part of Hardrees Cregan is one that can never be anything bat disagreeable ; but Mr. Haigh redeemed its dramatic defects by singing the music most charmingly. Miss Maclean, who personated Anne Chute, is • lee young woman, with a rich contralto voice, and is alto gether an actress and singer of much promise. Miss Susan Pyme's Jim Cregan was a performance full of intent. puce and vocal talent ; and, last but not least, • prodigious eftect was given to the character of Deasy Mann by Mr. Bentley, who, already one of the greatest singers on our stage, is tepidly becoming one of the greatest actors. . . . . . The success of the work was triumphant. The house was crowded and the audience enthusiastic. The principal airs were encored—a mark of favour we could well have dispensed with. The principal performers were repeatedly called for, together with Mr. Benedict, and Mr. Alfred Mellon, the excellent calf d'oreAregre, to whose talents and exertion much of the summit of the Royal English Opera has bats owing. DRAMA. ADELPHI. A translation from Le Gamin de Paris, under the title of rie Dublin Boy, wu produced at this theatre hat night with mem It is a drama in two acts, whereas it might have boss a petite coeitedit in one aot. The plot is simple to a dares, sad does sot admit of oson.;h action to warrant its division into two separate acts. Dick Daly (Mr. Billingtos), t►e goo of General Daly (Mr. Emery), palms himself off as era artist of the name of Brown, and spends his time at the house of a Mrs. Blake (Mrs. Lewis), for the purpose of making love to her granddaughter Nary (Wise Laidlaw), whom eventually he seduces. The scamp of the family, Andy (Mrs. Boncicanit). discovers the false colours uoder which the floe gentleman is sailing, and elicits from his sister a confession of the Ruth. One. in confidence, he is determined to be the avenger. He seeks the General, he tells him bin story. and be millets the • aymp.ithies of the veteran—sympatbies which, after the dra natio fashion, are Mons/led • thousandfold when it is disoo vered that the father of Maly and Andy was a gallant captain, who had saved the Oeneral'alife at Inkerrnann at the sacri fice of his own: Aud good is found in the young "swell," who, ignorant of all that has happened, has sacrideed his commission and entered the army as • private foe the sake of proving that he has no pride. Of course, all code happily. The piece is well acted, especially by Mrs. Boueleault, who displays far more tern, activity, sod esergy than abs has yet done. Those accustomed to the Dot too proteowele Colleen Bows and the somewhat listless °demon will be Divvied at the dash which is here exhibited. Mr. Emery's pourtrayal of the old general is thoroughly artistic ; Miss Wales is ladylike, Mr. Billington geutlemauly, sod if Mrs. Iwwis would only study a little brogue, so much as would last her for the ten minutes she is before the public, she would be highly efficient. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE,. Fn 10. ItTITOTTAL TO TNT Wall PIRTIOI6 00/101T.—The Piss. Chancellor towhee the %Modules of the mambos oi es thaws , . at * out m 13lli M isting to to bold is climes" Coll ock ese-liall Thum, the etask at cue o'cl p.m., to remote the medics el s memorial is the university of the hoisted Prism Ciosiort. SPORTING INTILLIGRNOR. aTATPERSALL'S—MoxvLT. Wilms took s wide nape, but it was not marked by ineldenin el importunes. Of the Liverpool Steeple 'whop, the least aid the better, sad the Chatter aee quite unworthy of s reports tir tbe hote marg th e % irrli 4;7 =TS 'per wrideetly exile fouedatios la truth, for be whit out of favour for both the Derby sad Two Thowesud. Tut=yer esements to the subjoined quotations would 001 17 We& LIVERPOOL STEEPLECEASZ. 10 to 1 apt Captain Cbriatio% Tlso Dam) (t) 13 to 1 Viscount de/Lanus.' Mustaman (t) 1 16 to 1 lir. T. Merton's Tisomartoma (t) 100 to 6 Lord Stormont oa. Jorsbary (el!) 10 to 1 Viscount do Names Tippler (t) NORTHAMPTONSEUIE OUZEL 10 to 1 apt Mr. Reimer Prsti 15 to 1 Mr. E. Malts WMinan (t) ORESTES. CUP. 10 to 1 Mr. P. Hawkoday% Zodiac (off ) II to 1 Mr. Mom ns. 0 by Wild Damn - V•A 26 to 1 Lord Wourscraland'irEsSimit (t) • 30 to 1 Conati.deLersuagesHirijiaterme(t) 38 to 1 Mr. B. C. Naylor's Chem Anna (t) 13 to 1 Mr. P. C. Navlces (t) 40 to 1 Major Mips joltartownWassal (t) 40 to 1 Lard Stamford% sdis (t) 40 to 1 Mr. W. IL OliehrtWs a:water . TWO THOMULTITD GUINEAS. 3to 1 apt fir E. liakialvia Malkin (I) 9 to 1 Mr. S. Hanka% The Marquis (t) 12 to 1 Bar two (oll) THE DEBBY. 8 to 1 apt Bir B. Bolkolay% Old Odabar (t) 8 to 1 Mr. Marry% Backatimo (0 22 to 1 Lard Iltradoird% India (t) 25 to 1 Lord Obsulter6sid% •by Vidlierar— TYPN 40 to 1 Duke of smarms% Chaise (I) 40 to 1 Mr. Janson's Noptunas (I) 40 to 1 Mr. T. Parr% Tolurno (t) 40 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne% Zottinsd (t) 50 Us 1 Lord Fitswillismes Vanica t t) 1001) to 10 Kr. G. Maar/. Lord 1900 to 10 Bir 0. Mona% Loeb* Stook BETTING AT BIANCHNSTER.—Mosmix Amt. LIVERPOOL NTEEPLECHABE. 11 to 1 opt Oapois Obrietie's The Dams (I) 14 to 1 RA T. Naildia's Tholoastowit: 15 to 1 Viscottot do Nomor's Hordromm t.) SD to 1 Viscount do Norporli TIC TWO TROUBLED crams& 100 to 00 opt Mr IL Brakeireo Old Oristor BO • 7 to 1 Ni. B. Amino 'llto Mirtitdo (o 11) DERBY. 9to I opt Mr. Marrja Buckstopo (t) 9 to 1— air IL Belboloy's Oid Omlabar 90 to 1 Mr. 8. Hawkers'. Tlto Marpie (01) 22 to 1 Lord Blordard's Eseip (t 30 to 1 Lord eirstford's (t) BALDING thursacuasa. The steeplechaass will Wte place at the nth aed 28th inst. The stewards Lad Oserisisay, Sr Lyikhows Newman, Elie Oman ar il:mill, Water 81• Whee, C. P. Dalrodd, Esq., sod A. Hawhesky Esq. The Freepost ell • good meeting is reel pr.:oinking. The 'Whitley Siam sad Uis leakaspers' Masi close this day (may). NATAL AND MILITARY. Ati=war, la.lo.—Arrournellir* 4.71711 r isir AkyOrs, to Arapbkia. vies -, b. r vies spat 8. Joan. to the laryaleek . J. lingkossr /1." iffrelbbs, to — flee Wham. invelided. NMI% 8. B. Heralds sod J. A.-Baker have been 00111- naiad to naval codetahipa B.—Bers.Admital A. L. Kuper, C. 8., to be Corn maaderbetkial el the last India and Chia& station, vine Hear•Admind Sir J. Hams, 1.C.8., whale period of eavioe has expired. read in Ben of Itear4druirsl J. J. Btopford, when appointment bas been cancelled at leis own request. Krieg J. H. Bps. te the Russell, for coast guard ow vies. Clerk H. C. W. R. Batchelor, to be seeretsry's clerk in tko Formidable. Clete' Umlaute W. D. Flirted, sad W. F. Oreethwaite, to the Humans, as supernumeraries. CHATHAM, FM 10. Early this morning the whole of the onms and mos of this divining' of Royal Mariam Light Infantry were drawn ap on their pariargromA for the purpose of baring promulgated the promediap and finding of • dis trict mart-martial, which amenibied a few days More for the trW of Private George Bowman, Royal Yuma The pfrowr , who bears a bad character, wits arraigned for hating when cionfinsd in3he guard-room threatened to shoot Sageast Green on the first opportunity. The court found him guilty, and sentenced him to 168 days' imprisonment is Fort Mmes. WOOLWICH, Fie. 10. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMIC —The gentlemen cadet& at this institution will re.ememble for their studies to-morrow, after the vacation, under the superintendence of the newly-appointed Lieutenant-Governor Major-Geeeral &indium, of the }torsi hugineen. The new texts of regu lations, having been matikered by the highest military authorities, hes been isued, and eseetal important altera tions have been carried out. MAlDirrOrri Carauts Duos.—We are sorry to heir that since our last sedan hare bass remind post posing the rebuilding and solarsotoont of this garrison for the present. This step has doubtless been takes from the misers upon the Sunnis of the country, for the eeriest year, through the kite Americas difficulty : but 'Moog* the project will sot be carried out so soon as had bass anticipated, there is no reason to fear that it has bele alwadoned—altaisielose Journal. MORE CASUALTIES AND LOSS OP LIFE AT SEA. We are lorry to have to record more fearful dis asters at M. The brig Angelo, which arrived at Kings town on Saturday night from Marianople, lest from Fal. mouth, was nineteen days coming from the latter port. She left Falmouth in company with two reeds, a ship end ' a barque, and in the Erlish Channel fill in with two others, a brig and a brigantine. The five vessels proceeded in cam pany for some time in a bard gale of who' and heavy sea, audit is our painful duty to record the total wreck of four of them, and alloo board perished. The crate were seen from the deck of the Angelo to go down, or after the other, and there was no possibility of saving any of their crews. The scene mast have been moat heartrending, and their shrieks for help, we understood, were heard amid the tempest. The captain of the Angelo dates it was the most harrowing scene be ever withered. The ships foundered and went down bodily off the land's End and Bristol ChanneL The Angelo was also a witness to the Austrian brew going ashore on the Corniah meet, when all on board, with the exception of a little child, perished, making five vowels wrecked with total loot of stews mince she left Falmouth. The Angelo bore op at a peat risk for Milford during the flood tide ; tlus ether vessels Mould sot by any parbility make for that poet so soon. The sea became much ' heavier on the ebb, and they were lost. She left Milford on the 6th inst., after being vrindbound 14 days, and ex perienced heavy gales. Feeds were cutting away their mosts in the harbour and foundering ; and casks of brandy and other goods were floating shout. The havoc occasioned by the raging storm was cumulate. Oa the same night, when in the Channel, she narrowly reaped a collision with a vessel bottom upward.; she also pared the mere of a large ship with No. 12 painted on it is while went ; also large quantities of wreck were careered floating about, pro. tidily all that remains of a vessel or vessels which went down bodily with all on beard. The pilot who woe in Amp of the Angelo states that ribs. been 40 years at sea, and in the whole rune of his experience as a mariner he has not encountered a more severe gals than the or he has so n erdy got through in misty. He also arms that this reed is the best asaboat he was ever en board of ; and her • =says that only for his pike he, too, along with the rafts, would be now at the bottom.—Preerman's Journal. Soma Kwwwwrrow Moestrw—During the week ending Feb. 8 the viaitors have been as follows :—On Mooday, Tuesday, and Saturdez, free days, open from 10 su. to 10 p.m., 14,1r3 ; on Werlnswish Thursday. and F r kle i. Maim& days Isdnisaton to the pr.Al4 80, open hem 10 a.m. till 4 pn. 1.341 l ; fatale W=" • From the Doti el the Munn, 1,4811,150. NEWSPAPER - - t 6 1 .4 A' • " 95311.16 A (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TV OPEN C: DEBADIFUL ACCIDENT ICI BOAD. rim WATERLOO• TNT LATE AnnanH=OT HUBMilt AT ALDELS. -- 4 ,-- TWENTY PERSONS INJURED. of the 3rd 13sialioa At:the Aldershot Pillar Court, yesterday, Yesterday afternoon • most deplorable accident, BerrLa ltilitary t lmin a* li steseded enri imai le g ar eawl • evidence against John d • very InekaelaY cbare ' dir ' by which tw. ?_ _ _____„ t y P im " Nicholas, a private is the sesebttaliou (by whom, it will are more sr hat leerionnl7, some et them alwieruml, be remembered, he wee shot with a rid in November AI, injured, occurred in the Waterloo-Toed, under the for the purpose of bring subpoenaed to prosecute following circumstances circumstances s—On the left hand aide of the boner at the ensuing assizes at Witebetic i e.. &nitwit - Waterloo-sad, passing over the bridge from the Strand, is tior . , jtelined a l d left the army h air e mp . tak ma the a row of hosts known by its modern named Wel- : ff ectrom wo und his chest se 70. be abioil: Batton-terrace. This forms the east side of the walk for some Lance ; and there is now nothing to his road down as far as the comae of Stonfordettere, geoeral appearance indicative of the intense physical stiffer Tilloteresplatie sad Bouthemptrearraos being the prima tog he._ irund e. es o e ne athaeterely to the cowardly attempt moss al the rechristened vast. aids. For the purses of r ia P:L i ' l 7 l : a rt Zn arie, ear g i the .ihior Krunt4l: who vas mashie, the Mal of the bridge roadway, the thoroughfare accommodated with a seat dories the examination, deposed begins to incline very ateePil hos the corner of Stamford . •as follows:—On the Light of the 6th of November last I street up to the bridge, passing on arches over the junction returned home to my hut from the Camp Theatre, about of the Belvidere said Ooestereial roads, which are on the balf•past 12 o'clock, in company with Sergeant Salter, Bor off my boots when a knock hem= mellwarmt l 7. lic• doable boom, one being literally came to the ron said , -Come in," and the low tidal keel, sad lad dowa to the river wharves. The i i i i rt il Wani act r aad ot Co_mls Pears I lit a candle, and WY oft the isr of the other. Thus the lower portions are prisoner, John Nicholas entered. He immediately mid, hose* ea the level of the street off the Belvidere.road, sad " What sensation have you got apse& me"' sa g before I the ,„___ por tions is the wateue .. r .a . 80w .. n t h o could ens ma reply I felt a blow oa eas cheat, and beard the , • rappe r ...._ report of a After that I know not of what took WIN" part and the lower feu wt a recd i lhir * feet ‘",,,,7 1 ! place. Os the name evening, between e ight o'clock and the ell the nadaegtound loom, Him in n'imiar. A -63 . half-past, I was at the Camp Th eatre, an d e told uff the st erna IS WeVered, I. the Waterbsevad, with Img Eachhal goner to see that the gallery sate were properly Ailed, and slate, bathe bete pallets set iato them. They are that aebod_y went from the gallery into the pit I also told thalami by fee sad into um this brick wall of the tec'erts.l3ceparmZurplem to r e lP t i: nt....TheuTit fro nt 64048 4 the ammo% lokot the ache std " K t i° __,..,"" seat the primer wita ii Zad. 17. i. led duis e llia: 5.47 fedss• illie edges si tk• *toga a the 1 ..... .sure which took place between the prisoner and Corporal per. or the perrommit by mei= eif comet It was these Downey. I heard the primmer call out, upon which I ads th at pee wen and indelomanimw. About main eolith arramMeil_ s _ _ Ott__Monee why Cameral Downey had to go he the thermos • disetaint was being execatel at am of ' over the N t : e v. i . rA*.r.h.. 2 l.tilj ea nat b:,:tudid___• the' lessese: By ea= hitherto eneurphined reds of bagmr, to thinimmi g i v i ta/ d o Do , now remember. legal process the distraint was being sacesed by shampoo told him J.lnat if he. could not behave himself Imelda' la are beat door, taro of the pangs , baring liks another mad ha lied better go . home. I then left him „ta ms ,d l b, . s u a d i , . It sin ,.,„ l i bm W e Iw o's , and sat tate Vas theatre. The primmer followed me to the ender a valappeameise el the law, began to let their far/ Il i t i eSr .. i. mm i le a t ... "l a r a ti : I. " ; Ser f g a r....t li ti e 1 dim ines. th e sired Wee from the upstairs windows. saw ; I ,7,4bieg more ;ru n nate Marne ja b My ge This nellthlay 'illegal the maim of the mighboare, aid The masers.Wiltelesds 081 in Wincieseter Gaol, await. • limp Need sae saralaill cm the perwasa to as. fog his trial le the there abet= whet was wing WS Wee - tostheam, 1410 L mad • . ...-- ‘ 142 1., were be seliallabe be keep the pm= Whilst the • people *IN "418100eg " the fan, the 1 pavement gene way, and oared the infortasale crowd with it. Os el the poliameer was immegie the wider, the other mesteble escapist by the mere made= al his fort slips*. The screams sad grouse sees abased the whole reighboarbood, and created great emitemed. The medical use °Me locality =re speedily le cetesabara, and the sederms were extricated from among the leas as anekly as path* sad mat in cake sad ether ewavoyanese to St. Thames Hospital, vim, the meal appear saes al se army wearied aad **lift • rooms at the hospital gates Nos thew • crowd that awed Waked up the amigo-way. They arrived at a quarter Were 2 clank, sad ia little moss than an beer the whole of the arm bad bre mialited sad assaild. Of the =a bseil were delaimad for tresament, sad three wad lams. The fellowing ere the noun of- nem= ad =UM of the Wires at all the parties r-deeded Wltopliiir, aged 32. doll. maker, ammied, km tillasta..boti thighs frittered and Wary is the foot ; Frederik lissamsa awned. end • family, right thigh fastened awl inlay to the left log; With ham Rebinsoe, 27, Mazy to the abdomen ; cleorp Cliseasenitiany, 14, memos= fracture of the eight leg and leap weasel; nag Wads, 14, beensed pelvis sad ma and= a the brain (angerouel ; Jame/ Gama, lb, malp essand .end ieluat se am Lit leg: $ boy emes %%a- Weres. ferthere. a the Acid (diegmous) ; a era, indinews, Is, map =mad ad Weer to the thigh; ltheisi Murphy, It, iiderieabe the thee sad book t Thurso Paw, 18. beaten a riglethigh aid. injury to the Taos ; Friona Bayreuth 41, thlwrr to lie boob eel left lei i Pew Bohiessa. a Wray to Os back and right log ;limy Ciallemith, IL Wiry a theatle shoed'', sad the bee i Sarah Harding, 41, injury to the right knee Wed the anda men ; William Vewask,potheman 142 L, injury to the spire (serious); Roes Randal, 14, injury to the left he.. and the chest ; soda neon named Comber, with Wes to the right Ass kw.. kw. NATAL ACCIDENT. We regret to date that Mr. Robert Nicholls, the occupier of Brownedll Farm, lend in the 'pond of Rolheton, was accidentally . drowned early on Saturda y morning tinder dry distromeg eivenreetencee. From the =ion forwarded se is glider that, on Friday, the in company with other (miners of the pumb, and twelve/nen, hi the service of lb. Horatio Hebb, of Vete, went out for • dayb rabbling, end in the amain they adjourned to Adhered Fens, where they rsdai natal about midnight. The deemed would have ocoaton 4 ;n i a . gee( lime be his own residenee , to pale over • Whelk s h tirttear ro lti w r de lts, dd. aden wrote whisk • bridle be . : O l '' to nob °pealed elde. 71te dues to dent 15 feet wide, and tier bridge retec be (which is.. common improved enk and built of sough pieces et timber), was at as elem. tion of several - feet from the water. Hr. Nicholls reached the spot • t Wiled bee o'clock, in cempay with the two = klel . eed 1 4 Wowed that be wy tar. ent to cross over. little delay coaurred in the two min fol. lowing bier, tied they he a splash in the water, but thought it ems aseedimed by one of the doge jehig in. They called the dog; however, together, end this hand that the deceased mast bad fallen over, as none of the animals appease to be wet. It ie state d that at lad one of the Ampere wee the warm, for liquor, and therefore asedeces could not be reordered so quickly ae would other wise had been the MIL The body of the deceased wee re. dowered at semen e'eiodc, whoa We wee quite extinct. On imintinatien it was deeemeed that the dammed had, re• salved a blow on the forehead, which had evidently stunned Idm, and that be had bees washed by the dream Into a peel et weer abed ma fed deep. The sod event bee met a desii . teln der the parish, ea the deceased, who wee 52 = -. loge had been a loiag resident of the neighbour. -..lresedics Mersey Ness. AGRUCTIETVRAL PROSPECTS. The week vowed with fine dry weather and a high Immerehees, md Os Itiati steadily blowing from the south-west. This meliseed fee four day*, the thereo n.* mosieg trees 00 le 11l ikgrees, and the barometer up le KW _. . ~ :01-ivio i The spristmllke Wee*. si,.::: to the grams, which began to siestime a War , *bile the farmers were badly oompled MI6 Wm, n of out-door work. The wheat pleat We eympeneweef main progress, sad the latest sowe was, with few eireeptions, showing then above ground. That Ind g et into the (round has • 'rely healthy bat may thought it would get oe too fed, 71',117*:: receive • seasonable check. The atmosphere was 000mionelly thlekend humid, whilst the wind remained frees the same quieter. Ossesquently this wee not the right time to premed with wheat threaldn4, the more so se the markets were not enooareeng to bring it out. The loss from poor miedltien from the. heavy rains at the close of the past Noe* could not be reamed at less than 3s. pet quarter. On Thursday there was • shift of wind to the north-east, and • sudden change in the liseipsottem was experienced. The nights became frosty ; and at mid-day on Saturday the thermometer stood at 32 deg while the barometer was up to 3 0.20. This may be • seleteriesble cheek, but it was rather too 'widow. Beget, however, have sharp frost in Febnary than extremely mild weather, end later on • return at keen Cutting wiods, when vegetettoo might have got on too rapidly, and the enbiequent mieethief greater. Now is the right sort of mistier to thrash wheat it,. and farmers cannot do better thaa knock it out whilst the north-easter' lark They wit plime themoelven whether they sell it or wait a fitter ties. Usually, whoa all age occupied ion spring falltors, • rod opportunity to dispose o it is offered, but then the nem cannot be spared so well to bring It to market. The deliveries this week bare bees rather larger they the.. of the peat, sod millers have picked out the driest parcels, and given swirly as much for these ; but damp maniples ban not been wanted. These, however, must be °leered sot, sod when gone, the condition of present thrasbinp will be much improved, and be better to place in cousequeoce. Some per hive hem got into the ground during the week, the hod Wing is fete ceder sad the need excellent, both int petaut circumstances, sad promising so far so welL Maples have been sown more extensively thou others, aa likely to ewstmed good prices another mom, but few of theme itemise in from any quarter of the globe. Usually the foreign are white, either for boiling or feeding. We still recommend the large imperial blues as likely to pay the best of any, and they hem yielded well during tie past season. Beans are now being picked up for seed, and can be found ationditetly of the need quality poesiole, from large Kentish sad Essex Maaagans about Stabs. per bushel, up to White-eyed &eked, winghieg7olbs. per bushel, the Harrow Ticks Tunnies about lit stow per seek. There has been an inamed supply of spring terse. Some English have appeared of really beautiful quality, and very large ; whilst samples of hrge Septa Gore are corningin, and some good Brunswick@ are Ake to hand. The Balite sam ples generally run smaller than our farmers like. There is now plenty of fine red clovers's(' to be bought, and a good opportunity will be afforded to replenish the farms, so as to have • true stock and a good prefers* at the proper mason. There have been smaller d.eliveries of barley ; but, not withstanding this, the trade fit malting qualities has rather shokeeed, and *ore on the average have receded about ls. per qr. This is attributable to the dulueas of the malt trade, for as yet there is no revival in thederuand for the manufee. tured article. The large metropolitan brewers, complaining greatly of the consumption of beer, purchase as little as they can help. although the weather for brewing has been ex lent. Next Next to wheat a larger breadth of barley than of any other corn will be sown, ae the ta i d sale iegtheq d ua uri priois o t g y the malting a tual ,:uk t bee i n n t g il samo ywohirt i crone. — U At 11 0, 0 . 1P Dez ir by ouo voi ltit ioe.00. Y ILO A A . T y NST eateri A O D: juszTpb Shaw, Sott reffotralbsreejmumdednentagoa: salience, Fun-street, Derby, end high bailiff of the Dub, account. Most probably deluge supply will have gene into consumption by the ches of the malting reason, and the County Court, aged 35, was brought up i n c u s t od y ea a charge of forgery. The prisoner was apprehended at Nor course thus be cleared for the next. mentos', near Derby, at an early bout on &today tatindem ; There is now a run upon seed samples of oats, and plenty by Mr. Hilton. be d-constahl• of NAY, 128 6 4040 r Naas. ! of choice in quality. Teo 51055 bleak Tartarians predominate and Detective Vessey. The warrant upon which the pri- from the oat-growing couatiss of Cambridgeshire sod Lin saner waslapprehendedsteted "That the prisoner. an sbotith colnshire, with good eleven stonewbites, a opt* short eampleit day of April, 1859, felonious] e uttered• deed purporting to whilst the heavy Canadian-Poland@ from eelbs. to 47lbs. per roomy certain land in Bath - greet. Illreetha , to Thomas - bushel can be met with from other counties. All alike this Hived and his heirs, the said deed being forged and mem are so good that no foreign or Scotch are required ; counterfeit, and by this mean, defrauded John indeed, the latter have been harveeted too soft to be accept- Admen', the person to whom it was uttered, of 8501." able fur Nag corn rom u y ._ifi v ia guk . N om , The court was thumb , crowded by parties wishing to hear the case, the apprehension of the amused (who is most re- spectably oseneeted) levies eansed • greet samatios in the l e„,„., ~,,,,,, wan. m r. One,Ewa b arn a., (eudw o d ( o m i t ) ; w at ... ja w by about ...........%......... TO QIIIIIKELLND. —On Thursday m r . G. H. K. , ao heitoy. a pp eare d e w . te e irwww ,,,,,,, ; ' arm emu eta, men, weesen, and children, embarked awnanMprh.. placed In the aol d ie m iter k, ,...ater t o for feei th m e m pr s uro ar m y w us bo o , ' "Ausb"tralrdienthpeseknests,ll°.forßagli'Queeesland,a" of t rustra ßiac ha. kbali Th l ey iw ar d e serious perinea in which he was placed. The p r i mer was yrincipelly from Tulhroore sod its vicinity, in the King's remanded for • week. . lustr, and were scoompssied by the Be.. P. Dena, a We find The 8 dialittiOUS beillith-rdiltoTinii elb eliholic t years elera in rite ° A w us ho tmlisa b" co a r d nies, Y resldtwoed seven n ee of ha ßg Raval"" Az.bk. l end W." reedy ter t ' w lob be IQa *heed. The Rey. Dr. Zi f ule Mar spent n een ration, Indigesthe (d 3, ermenispekis. debility, ' giddiness, ack1itt ...,...... • Initeldlily. illsepiew • ."."' 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The following le emeAher momma s Yesterday, at about half-past one in the afternoon. an nxideat of • remarkable riff serious ohmmeter took place near the Surrey side of Watseka-bridge, which it is feared will be Weeded with fatal consequences to wind peraaoe. Banning alms the Waterloo-road from the Feathers Tweet to the Royal Infirmary at the corner of Stainford-etreet are • number of houses erected over the buildings 111 Coasmerekskeed, thereby tasking the depth from the Name of the mein road *bout forty or fifty feet. There bevies been some litigation gulag on for guru. time between the ceteuelble landlord of these buildings and the neerimmee, the bailiff bad been put into one of the hones. and on. hie having temporarily, the occupants of the home N.. 198, belooging to Mr. Seutherby, wardrobe dealer, closed the door. The broker's man, upon returotog, tried to tome the door, and this proceeding imaged an immense crowd to assemble upon the pavement and the iron rolling; the coosequence was, that the weight became greater than was ever in tended to stand upon each • place, and suddenly the stone and iron work gave way, precipitating about thirty Memos, men, woman, aod children, to the bottom of the area, a distance of nearly 50 feet. As moos as possible, the stone and iron work having been removed, the wounded were got out, and removed Se the different hospitals. The following it it complete lid of the perms, injured: At St. T hom as's Hospital-O. Clement Racily, 14, of 188, Waterloo-road, compound fracture right leg and scalp wound; B. J. Roblin*, 27, of 11, liouthemptom-torrace, Waterloo road, injury to abdomen ; Edwin Woods, 14, of 20, John street, Waterloo-road, injury to pelvis; Thome' Orange, 15, of 2, Commercial-rced, Lambeth, injury to left leg ; Francis Raymond, 41, of 4, South Lambeth-road ; Thomas Baker, 18, of 8, Commeiebil-plam, Cornwall-road, fracture of the right thigh, with injury to cheek and fees ; Daniel Muiphy, 35, of 10, Waterloo-road, injury to chest and back; John Head, TI, of 47, Wentworth-road, Bow-road, se.ilp wound and injury to thigh. A boy. name unknown, about 14 years old, very sal lonely injured with fractured skull ; James Wheelhouse, 1, Hammond-place, Cornwall-road, fractured both thighs ; Frederick Barmen, 28, of 2, F.oupell-plaos. Roupell-street, fracture of the right tbigb and left leg; William Venus, 30, police-constable 142 L, of 52, Rini ' street, West-square, severe iejury to back ; Sarah Harding, 41, of Y 7, Old Nichollotrest, Shoreditch, in jury to right Mee end abdomen ; Mary Goldsmith, 18, of 11, York-road, Lambeth, injury to right shoulder and face ; Fanny Robison, 28, of 1, Cox-build ings, Belvedere-road, Lambeth, injury to back and right leg ; Robert Mirsteek, 14, of 19, Wellington terrace, Waterloo-bridge-road, injury to left knee, chest and back ; William Rember, of 42, Princesetreet, Stamford-street. Lambeth, injury to right knee. The following were also brought to the same hospital, but were subsequently removed to their own homes-Elisa. both Goldsmith, 14, of 10. Primes-court, Westminster road, injury to back and knees; Robert Larkin, 43, of 15, Kent-street, Friar-street, Bleckfriars-road, injury to chest ; Robert Head, El, of 47, Wentworth-street, Lambeth, In jury to right thigh. Taken to Charisperoes Hospital- William Tree, emulsion of brain, age sad address not suer- Weed ; John Mitchell, severe elialp wound, cgs and address not known ; George Abed°, injuries to the head, age and address unknown. Taken to Guy's Hospital-Joseph Reader, 11, several contusions; Thomas James Townsesd, 1 12, fractured thigh.