The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-21 00:00:00

. . ! \ l 4 lll t 141 - i , t r t , ssaudxa ),(i • ~~ ~ti~ . ....,00, No. 4,114.] C A LIFORNIAN LINE at PACKET SHIM-- far d• 11 IWICIIIOO Doresll•l6 quldE•upplely,ib• le=ato Olt TI. • I. IN Yr 'mem. IPUILLIAIIt s•J•iI I iTAVOISWI aol C.... 'ja w "Zr Pima% aTEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK. Ter LITIMPOOIkifEW TOIL rrAl o_ IA IBIF COMPANY Mar ilorrilog thelr lii& Clyds. buds Vas mow as= M Quessilows. porn rowoonnord r : CITY Of SWAIM .. a wolomoo. Etr. 1100 _ , •:„ ~_,.._,,.. Weimer& w.f. CITY OF 11 . 11314•111111. . Woloorr. . bll 013111OZOlf ....,. Mei -4 We - ill. '''' Lit uviiiiii. eibi• pospo. It and (door, omordlog to • rerwasellaiift =l. trre g ailsoll NM= vief .1;477 " Wildenkithe , 797 w WILLIAM 1 ViAie, OW. WM. 10111.1106 ;orto KI aild MUST. a. aft WM 1 . 1 . 1 .1• CM. 'T _IVERPOOL to AMERICA, rese&WF,DNF.I3. JJ DAT.—Hbois op otros 164 AI ARPOR.4 . 7: Ai Pa.: Wool Op NSW TOM E .E ......a. 4IL ; bleoribae to oolumiodlollai. 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Ailmbles bur ADDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. l i o nirs i rilla P i m ir Ns keno a to s milt 11,64 LDuir a nru i rg atilt int z BAGS i c i lr ". j." 1" . :. *Mt IllagiVAl bIIOUNTID SIVSLOPII Oaattl. bgarrUgg 300 i; gal 111/114441104 am mks : Swat Maim& sei 01w. Om% Ur 111 W WKS? 1111L4C1.011111110 114114014. aka • Ann meaty 44 ZLIICIAN ulna an 4 JOYIL?1 nitable ARNIM BODSIGUIW oar PIIIIIIIIITATION is. ven om in to be big at .41.1taankien,W=11% Illadelemilmi REVOL V ERlL—Mosin. DEANE sal BON, amphisk 811. Os Dune WI Aar • yr 1881 rwspaldiflmft Om semilAsstellimr. se sordis is *dr *** 111SVC4V** Dm, aim= el dripiats Po* aware al**9o4,fte issins mob la *dr warner *pier *MI wan siallar Se mosso et OE MA muftis %Is 00 *Yds steams am .. .mtra i ret==ere b ar i *M i llt in-AM.VNION-113111D01. TIMM . a ltZSB4Kr i 1 7 "eg g1 4 161.18H Wolllll6= l /0 . 1411111.1 T j o • DIFI11 . 11:7 Lain : Join W. Postat sal Ow W IllemaL am wadr. MS PaPa. grom Mo. pirlo 6d.. ... et tm Woe* for lliz Imomirs FARM' ALMANACS far 11Ia Ms &Min Mom* a mmium_ .... Lem le Ma maim mmoml Mb Immomme la Os 10141,3, Pinzt i lleat i feta . --- risal. irM 1.6-(Ni r md jemil dry C'd.-8411. M.6- iminslaCingat Motat em._ BlMmg a. imd co....o..i t i t g ale 1.1.1 sed dr ln ir. allas. As a I. Mmlbaitall=e= our=aMlMl by Ampli TikoWM. n. Nomambost. 11.41! be MMI WI 61. allmind mob kr tio We al " nadowS Ised Or 01119." HE SPECTATOR of TO-MORROW a:stains. rilides is aLI Limo Itase MI., sad likreal New of Os sb• - Thbrei. of Ilisoirst elms la lb, M. Meilen et Nos liessary el the Mimeo Mip-Ompbs-lisust Nowle-fte Ihro-71re ases-whe Dmak-rreir. WAKEFIELD ELECTION COMMISSION. WALIPIILD. Toratzar. The Cmmis•ioners resumed their inquiry itt 11 o'clock Oda morsing. Kr. Bra, teacher of mac, antsieed by Mr. &dam tradd be gad Cbselsewartb, hat ewer eared • ammel by way el Ate. Basvel hs told Themes Paget that mow, woo bag dash out in castrated's, ad tilt be 'MOM se woB bare a hundred or two as eay ooa alas. Pagt• was • Labatt., and witness mar es. meted that be would vete tor etterlaworth. Common ream ceavbeollim that ison..y was d yew is all dirsotions, and that by bleeder " fee" toss rarticultrly active in dis t/Babe it. Note, told Paget that he might have 601. for every vaas Its might get is addition to his own. Did not offer seybody has a kinhe in joke. Got nothing fur LA owe ruts. _ _ — .leamph Lelslam, brother of a Toter seated Ranks Leigh ton, deposit Let hie brother was cared 291. by Mr. Jubb to rote ler Cheelatworth, together with a receipt for • debt of 361. Wkair cared bite SW to eleer of Urn debt and SOL la Wilke wet et his pocket if be would vote for Leathern. Reeking keit bar Charkewertl, bat wham could not say what awns bewnenlly reatived. Jake Juba) was NOM, end aided the statement node by Lathan k tek. Join angora stated that • day or two beton the election bareak Badis Ugh.= oa b.balf of Leathern. He efrM to emelt • debt el 101, and give Leighton 101. to wag ti ha wo•M was kr Leathern, as uhe maa arnepted it, bun sabesquisay returned the mossy, twain that he had reeekei mare !soled» tarns.. - Stems Jkak, who app seed before the eoestniationers yore teeday Is a Mete of intoxication, and denied having received ✓yWag f* his vote, was reunited tide morning, sod ad ~itMd lint wife revolved 301. from the cooservmems. Jose ph BeecroS, • aan-elector, deposed to havi ng been ed by Mr. T. K. Sanderson to bribe • voice named Dowse% itame told D mem that he could get him 401., end &mamma 'shed ia the passage mail the bargain wee ereacinded, ready to pay the money. Sanderon soled se secretary to the cossesvative committee, and in hi. evidence lest week dentel most &silently haring been cog , Wert of say act of bnbery..l Witness added that Senderens declined topey him for his services after the election was over, sat he only recovered the mosey atm putting Mr. Suidereon In the county coati. Joe Brace paid him. Bar croft further spoke in having been present when Bracer offered 1. man named Thus 1 hompson • bribe, and to bovine heard John Crombind offer George Ingham, the eatiag-bum keeper, 501. Revd Mr. Alder soar a voter named Te)lor showy, but heard no wren's, rum mentioned. Never new or heart of the Man in the Moon" in the election. Mr. Wilke—Have yen been .eked to go away from Was- Bel& so se net to come before no P Witmer—Yee. Iwo. note I a week ego by a person in the employ of Mr. Senderron, who told me that if 1 left Wakefield for a time, Mr. &indent's' would poy me my ee l/MOS Titus Thompson mid he voted for Cbszleeworth, bat re ceived nothing for it. Always voted " free gratis" Simeon Speak voted for Ce.ar!enrorth, sod rewired 401. for tie vote from Archibald Crowther. Robert Jackson, lendlord of the Borough Mailtst Hotel, Mated that just helm the election, three Ireton., named Taylor, Com, and Link, stayed at his home, end ale them. Voters we:e alto refreshed at his home awl his hill welted the ooneeevetives amounted t o more ties 361. haul Pieldhouee void fur Le ethane, and received 201. keno Jos. Toni lift,. W.e 60°,4 5 6 /. by Archie Crowther to vats for Cberleteworth, but declined to take it. Charles Pest Paid Joerpb Wood, s voter, showed him 3SI. In his own workehop, which he said be had received far his vote. Wood had Leen t *wined, and bad sworn that he re ceived nothing. Mr. Serje.at Pigott rernerktrl that it wen sad to see the ennilictlag melee.' which bad bees bid before the commie dour,. In some of the ciees the perjury was so fcrore that the cnnionee oar. should (eel it their duty to certify them to the Attorney General, is order that the °deaden parties might be prtne,uted. A numter of wooers' were then called, who 'Take to at. tempts veleta' had been made to bribe theca by boarpley to vote far Mr. Letitia. . . The Inquiry was again adjourned. Etta ti our repot, of Tuaelsy's proceedings it less elated that. biter of 21,1. had been °treed to . WWI sinned Ciliff .rd by Mr. Boat a, the guntuaker. It should haws been Mr. Mein" the weetlesdraper. QCEENISTOWN AS A PACKIT STATION.-It hoe, we believe, Lets definitively wrapped that Queenstown Is besodarth to be a port of mill ta• tOte Cusent line of steamers. Thai mound fatilitise premated by that ins har bour hare already bees t.kett advantage of by the New York eat Ittesaisbip Colermy fur a similar • sad we shii.l sot bs surprowd if the true* Ulna o s e i e t n great North Amman t o t.. is billowed by the Montreal Steamship Compaq, better 'mown settle Canadian Liss. A private istetiag was hold at the Committee of ?malaise Rano. in Cork, on Thursday last, in which a plea fora oyster. 01 tbroseb bookotg, is connection with the railway comptswes of Europe sou America, wee bobtail- Md. TIM stibiset se an told, woo fully diecumed, sod a eltpotstioa to a Jkit the aid of the dirt. tors ue the Una, 8,,,,tb, i n s ad Wooten tit Ireland, is furtherance a projein which otio:ild, if properly carrier mt, more a lags mown. of pubis. euuttort.—ibeippitry Gaunt. TRAVELLING EXTRAMaItINART. —A ainsular lu ckiest occurred as lend .y lest, at the audios of the Greet Western Ilsilsay, Olouceetar. A little girl , the chat dof re speetshie pitman. iivin s t n the vicinity of the railway, it ap pear*, rather late is It. ..resifts teas Awe by lb. tad. , and strolled into a horwb .x, tato which ohs was .cabled to set is consequence of the carriage being thee on a siding. HMO the little thaws fill fee asleep, and shyer soundly, that in • abort time afterwards some of the porten went to the ears liege, and inhesipient:y a hares was placed in it fur toss voyenve to Morelos& I; achstarbed by Clime movements, end anditehrered by the le4tere thmericee. the cho4 ,dept as, and the cause" b. irr stisched to the 8.13 p.m. Meta she and the horse were r sin t s their way toseQtr. At ;best boil-peat sloe they rvschsd Bent wd, when, of coquet, the triatal bad to be rrino,ed, and the eatoalehsest of the pores+ there may be better immeiced than &scribed at illsariveriag is eery unusual an is 'spoilt of • boree-bet. The child wee esti asleep. On truss, being beret reepretlag her, she war seat beet to Olnuceaur wet morning, her paeans being mune plemed at ter r. vocation. AFRICA), Ni.ttLe. The African Royal Mail steamer Athestati leave Lev,peel oe the 2.14tt levee; leek the ere& Welk for as War( Coast of Afries. The isesehret et the Lietetenl Prebade 111 elle. on diet Oa, Se 9.15 an. Lowra sod soranipoprn. vr.ll AP received ea the lienteratege 0111 pelmet of 641. uy to 10 a.m. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1869. LITBRATURA Reminiscences of Scottish Life and Ciaracter. By E. B. Rane•v, M.A., F.R.S.E., Dean of Edin burgh. Edinburgh : Edmonton and Does's& 1859. There is no wonder that this little work by Dean Ramsey should have already reached throe editions. It would be a pleasant thing, we have no doubt, to mist this good-humoured old gentleman over a glees of whisky toddy or Glasgow punch. Not that the Dean betrays anything in his agreeable pages in the slightest degree inconsistent with the office which he bean. But there is a vein of real humour, a social especity , a fond patriotism, auda large - hear ted charity, which inspire a personal respect whilst they awaken hearty laughter. Good as the stories are, even in the letter-pros, they must, we fancy, be infinitely better told by a real Sootchman with the real brogue. Although Sydney Smith and the other great authorities have doubted the capacity of Ilicotchmen to enjoy a good story, no man who has sat at the same board with any Scotch humanist, or any one thought so in the North—no one who under stands the language of Sir Walter Scott, or the spirit of Thomas Carlyle, but must confess that, whether it be wit or humour, the Scotch have a vein of as excellent pleasantry in them as their southern =aboin. It is indeed as idle to attempt to Me gssd tinge ia a geed stagy as to analyse the elements of a well-cooked entree. Thu domestic servants tarnish some good stories : A celebrated elseracter of this description bore the eobri t" Beety." He had acted ea Cluiron of the Dee at sad paned the bAt over the Aver bdore there les7raSgii. Bossy had My carious sayings recorded of Wm. Wino epee/dog of the gentry around, he characterised ages sstordbg to their °empathise aad siberity of habits— thus, " As to Kr. Muesli of Mukha', be just works hicneed 10a a paid labourer; Mr. Duacan's a' the day fish, fish; bat Kr Robstre • perfect gentleman ; he dots asething, amthiPll:" thoroughly Scotch : lamesonetbar mama, amid Mial by amesoalamsd sal Mary, a waearodelelosa boom womedaL Itla sdaossa, a wears et tap mak, who had bass Hob( la mask geld sad rairsamat at mast time, was WWI a to mama& a lugs Forty at dimes. She cassaba. Witt libbek bit ihlthial sormak sad eY ths somagsmeate awe made kr dm mast mat. As thr umproy inn salvia& dos lady saw Nichol ma*, ahem Is pleat saltatka, sad in We gat remsastratal. mad meld that as the pmela we am odma Is be wt pat sa las oak ladmsd, my body," ma malted reply, " Wad. t im e's mos mackhe Oasis lime mad rtommg eV" *Si I'm just &or Owl. I W aura way seat and vaktaciat, owl faith I dam boa bros Lag I asa ark my broke Awl thin: Tbssessonkial sodas of bar inistrom's lib wros well toesiboll by the loss lobs tins Ismilisd Ur wsys and iionsstio habits wfili bar lionssiteld. " flies vicious upo' tlis vs& ; bat sly shies vary isystarioss o' tbs victualling." And this: We MT =dr tasawassat of the dicers of a reeistest la the West oaths laaerest remark of a you.; led, was bed jastjoised kat fletelsad. On meeting at droner. his sehtiados to Ms colossi trek " Andhrr hat day, corard," if " het days" morels Barbados@ how and far bawsn, ea they worst' lds data' stormy cloudy Scotland. Now for Om Scotch women : A tags bag bees reported of a country girl, however, who thought it possible then might be an amass is inch scrape. loss regard to appearances. Oa her marriage-day the youth to whets elle we about to he united said to her in a trianipbent tone, 'Mee], I easy, haven't I been naco alluding to ths fast that daring their whole courtship he bed o even given her • kiss. Her quiet reply was, " Ou, aye, man ; senselemly One of thee. Montrose Iselin and a sister lived together and in • very quiet way they were in the habit .1 giving little denser parties, to which occasionally they lavited their gentlemen fre. However, gentlemen were not always to M had ; and on one °combo, when snob • Miceli, had oo cuffed, they were talking over the matter with a friend. The one laiymemed to consider each an acquiaition almost essential to the having a dames' at all. The other, who did sot are the same necessity, quietly added, " But, indeed, our Jean thinks, men perfect salvation." There was occasiosally a pawky sembrucusde humour In the replies of mom of the we spoked that wesqoato irresistible. of which I have from a b teed arced diastrialon In an anecdote well bows' it the time. • late well-known meteber of the Scottish bar, when a youth, wee somewhat of a dandy. and, I suppose, somewhat sheet and sharp in his temper. He wee going to pay • visit lathe country, and was making *gnat tom about his preparing end the putting up his habiliments. His old aunt warn much annoyed at all this bugle, and .tapped him by the somewhat contemptuous question, " Wham's this you're gays, hobby, that ye mak is s pawl wark abont sour class?" The young man lost tarapra, and pettishly replied, " I'm going to the devil." "'Deed, Robby, then," was the quiet answer, •• ye need na be rs Woe, he'll just tab ye as y. are." Ladies of this class had a plain mode of ramming tbeineelves on very serious subject., which Mi asma their quaint _power of description, rather than their want of feeling. Thu., of two sisters, when one bad died, it was supposed that she had injured herself by an imprudent indulgence in strawberries and cream, of which ohs had pertaken In the country. A friend was cotdoline with the surviving sister, and, expressing her sorrow, had added, " I had hoped your sister was to live many years." To which her relative rejoined—" Leave? how could she leave alas just felled lumen at Crairtu we ormberries and cream'." This is an excellent picture of Scotch pride and dignity : At the beginning of this century, when the fear of Inva sion was rife In all in. sea-ports, it was proposed to meant • small battery et the water mourn by subscription, end she wee waited on by • deputation from the town council. Os. of them having addreessd her on the subject, see hard him with room Impatience, end when ha had nabbed, she said, Are ye one o' the town council?" He replied. I have that honour. ma'am." To which she rejoiord, "Ye may has that profit, bat honour ye has nape," and then to the point, she Wed, " But I've bees ten that as day's weak o' twa or three men wed meant tie cannon, and that it may be a' dam for twenty sblllisge, now there's two ponds to ye," The councillor pocketed the mossy sod withdrew. On one megaton, as she eat in an easy chair, havieg areumed the habits and privileges of age, Mr. Mollison, the minister of the astabli.bed Kick, called on her to solicit for some charity. She did not like being asked for mousy, sad, from her Jacobite principle., she certainly did not respect the Presbyteries Kirk. When ha come in, she made sa Inclina tion of the head, and ha soil, " Don't get up, modem." She replied, " Get up, I wadna rise out of my chair for King Georg biotech let aloe a whig minister.". T►a following anecdotes of Scotch lawyer. are admirably humorous : . . I am assured that the following some took piece at the table of Lewd Polkemamt, at a dieser party la lie house. When the covers wen removed, the dinner imam to con sin of veal broth, a meat filet of veal, veal (Vista, a 11.wea time (mtexcelent old dvatish dish composed of vial), a calf's head, call's foot jelly. The worthy judge could no , help observing a surprim on the countenances of his guests. sirl re, haps a simper on some; so he broke out is explanation. Ou ay, its a coat; when we kW a beast we just rat up ae side and down the tither." The expression. he umil to de ' .trite his own judtetal preparations for the bench were very characteristic :—" V. am I firm nods the pleadines, sad then. afros lertlag them coast. In my come we' the toddy two or them day■, I see my am interlmutur." Again : A inetiosui and mute friend of mine, who rather lesne to the 8. Smith view of Scottish wit, deniers. that all our hu morous stories are about lairds who are drunk. Of eel ionise there are certai•ly eat • few. One of the b e er belheed to my part of the country, and to many person I shou , d perhaps ap4rgiee for intrudaciag it at all. The ',any has been told of various parties and localities, but no doubt the ectether laird was a laird of Bobtainooo, sod that the p se lity was • wild tract of land not for from hie piece called Munsinin.on Moor. Balusmoon had been dining out in the neighbourhood, where, by mistake, they had put down to bins after dinner cherry brandy, inhead of port wise, his a-nil b•verege. The rich flavour and strength so phased ' him, that, having tests d it he would beep nothing else. Oa tieing fees table, therefore, the Lard would be more affected by his drink than it he had taken hie ordinary allowance of port. His 'greets Harry, or Hairy, was so drive him hone in • gig or w►sky, es it wee called, the usual open car- Hag, of the time. On enmity' the moor, however, whether true] greater exposure to the blast, or from the un steadier+se of head, hi. hat and wig came oil end fell upon the ground. Harry got out to pick them up and restore them to h. muter. The laird was welshed with the has, but de demurred at the wig. " It's no my wig, Hairy, lad; it's no ray wig." and refused to thee anything to do with it. Her) , lost his Waseca, end anxious to get home, remon strated with hie master, " Ye'd better Mk it, sir, for there'. wuile o swigs oet Mtudinimon Moor." The humour of the argnuoat is exquisite. twin., to the lard in his unna meable objective, the sly ineirumion that is such a locality, if be did net take this wig, he was sot likely to tied another. Then what .fish wails o wigs." In Entrbett what is it ? A choice of perukes " There I. nothing in the Eaglide comparable to the wale o' wigs." The Scotch are a singular people. They are found everywhere, and engaged in every occupation, and, more strange, they almost always succeed. It was said once, with reference to the highest law officer in the kingdom, by a facetious friend;—" believe J— would have succeeded an an opera dancer. I don't mean to say that he would have been I the best denser, but he would have got the "lazy." There is more truth in this than l i n e r: sits=sad the beadles, or betherals, supply • thud at anecdote ; thus : I bre blend sera orarloa where the Whoa rads bis who es here ma ap t hr hie west of sobriety. Ma bed bra wet peed tio tha minister to deliver soder at all tin hews ad which wee to rear do prewar kr reervimg vamomoiro. Oa ids sitars le wr emir ardor that kr hod parr= t er Imply of reher srt sirs b• bad bra ma his expridas.' TM shirr re prowled his burs bylaw asollaml. Mawr period Or porn harioidg el ihe_paddlitasee. Tba clargyorm re rale tie piss, or abdr. "Mow, Jobs, Ido ilivout s. t parish, and yea deal me so wawa ha r yea have Ay, mirror," Waled the Imearr, with mock ante tat that riles yen as re repro tin ma ra." My Wane red le tall al ems of these rib mar coussm • brother boner km • who Ind Nur rah Um arra sheet le g e l a tines. Riedel sersica. After woke. lie Wheel Ed lte re r iw r eheiyorm Mit per ph perecomma se Ow dor, sad add hi • triumpher Yrs lo Ms frier; ' thlak oar =lair* did wed ; ay, be gal Ora steer ties oat o' the eadiro." To whoa fts aim wow& with a odes frame of ampoliwilllN " 84r/z ad el Me cushion I hoot, oar atter, eta he cum wt' as, bra demi the gaol out at' tea Miss." darer de arise= I Irva bard of ad arra* pmetat limy *WOW •11•• dares.—Nib, per rubes had • pest power a' wetter, Ss las gee ad Imad sent Me reared' _ _ Tb. fella - win Wd to be told by the femme Mathew& The late thillthled rthithrthrieth • lased and postherd etheler eu r oter e rethor, wee sevarthetha, ea a preacher, to • pea heavy, uurdlevedty thaw or tessera:a; ex. able writer, • ediltypitherr. ratheesse Dr. Warm well knows m re mpg els hirtorry. of pseud, was, as ths other laud, a era id 'humour, sad weld Sot raid a joke when the ram hth. Os the sereka when - l• amok Dr. had bath ens& Is a shower el raikead veered the miry =gad with wee. Every meth went mod le yellow hie kir kb theosdat but as the Mae kw eth Ilar ,Is. IMAM he berme week thetharsd, sad ejaculated over and over. " Oh, I with tkat I wee dry ;de re Mat Tea dry; do yea ithek I's dry , wand seer Hie jtheth reetheipe a• loath bet, Pia' bin cthderted Mot with to • arrerthates. e Dem • eau tear, and ye're ee drY essuch liken/a was the Ps'lliL" Asiciatie : geed•huwougsd ad candid gamer of a horsed and rather Wag-wide' prweekeret as old ached dings ap mired to me Oki earesskig._ TY good man wee far from beige • peps* weadier, gal yet he egad set Mara his diadems !skew the bataried • bal l, Oa beim asked, es a eentle hint, of Moir pad* aendlem hag* if la did not feel dad after to law be replied, "Ms, ma, I'd no tired," diadwer, with meet neiseta " but, Lord, bee dad the ibak wake ara" The folletwfaj a tucellent : A still better a quiet pulpit rebuke is traditionary in the " met web " sad told of a wading miniam, Mr. Shirrs, ag aisir ewildrsasabered by some of the older gesermioa elealllnt, and some esientrie qualities. An officer of • geed act duty la the plea. and vary proud af hie fresi bad some to Me. libirra's church,. and walked 001 as if for • seed, bat is fact to show off his dras, which be saw wee attracttag attention from some of the lea grave nimatare of the magregation. He came tobb pieekilgewever, Tatar quietly, ea MT. Shine quiedy recemierlift, " 0 man, wi ll ye sit down, sad will see year now break when the dud." This same Mr. Skins wu Illeou from hie quaint, sad, ma tt wee', pamatbeliesi comments which be introduced is his reading of Seriplare, as, for example, ca reading from the 116th Pasha, " I mid ht my bases all am are liars," be quietly obtained, " laded, David, an' ye bad been I' this parish, pe sighs Masada at seer lessee." This is ear*, There in • sales treilitienery story current In 110056 &llliiie•arlilMa t e:lsiwideil Scottish nobleman, whkh, I as. emu Is and father , that it has Sever yet pawed is grist. e story is therefore • Scottish ONION and a. each dererwee • piece here. The Sari of Laiderdela was es 111 as loosen, ewes alarm to kis frisade, and perplexity to Me physicians. One distressing symptom weea total slams of sleep sad the medical men dallied their opiatesilkat Witham ' sleep Ming indeed he add net recover. Hi ma, • cider sematric-lookhig boy, who was eansidered eidled of deft, sad had little atteation paid to his education, dna sitting wider the tibia end cried oat, "Bea tv that pineeltiag uwaiellarbrzs, for he aye dee p fa the kirk. " Oas of the dieters ht this hint w orth at *sadistic to. Tha experiment of " getting • minister till him" eueseedd, sad sleep wad( ea be recovered. The earl, oat of gratitude for this benefit, took more noticed his son, paid attentioa to We educetka, sad that boy became the Duke of Lauderdale, aSawarde so broom or iambi= in his coon- try's history. We conclude with a picture of the dress of the people who uttered the quaint things which Dean Ramsay has recorded . After remarking on the singular costume that " at a ball, the partners were never changed the whole evening—to a young lady, teerefore, the request for her hand in the dance was • very serious matter"—he says : An octogeuerian friend of mine, In good health and spirits (long may be espy them !) hes told um of his dregs at the dimmer whoa balls, and which mark • considerable change of coetume in a lifetime. A pearl grey coat, nearly white • white weiwooes; yellow or ornery shorts, with 'ergs concha; of ribbon at tee kneed the some colour; bias silk strckinge ; pumps, with large bow. of ribbon. Cocked bats than pre vailed oda amongst juvenile attendants. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Om. 20. Ina Convocation holden this 'sorbing. the Kee. F. H. Joro, Student of Maid Churl., Wok t►e oabs, tad wu adostted Pro-Proctor. Is e — o;aint - it - thTet - heldee — iti;medietely efterwude, the fol lowing degrees were cooferred : NIIAsT ERR OF £ll3. Reginald Bird, Magdalen College, &meat is the colony of Victoria. 11;;.Ashtos °leaden and Horace Waddington, University College. Charles Beetle P. Harangue; Bethel Colkge. Rev. Mores& G. Watkins. Exeter College. Edererd Alen, Oriel College. Ernest Sided'le El!shy, Fellow, Wadham College. SACHILOIF OF Aitri. Dswenti.EaetiTrOllege: ----- .‘t the same time the following gentlemen were admitted ad , %mks. : Rev. John William A. Taylor, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. Rev. George Gilbert, M.A., Corpse Cheat' College, Cara. bridge. Freeman Oliver Haynes, M.A,, Caine College, Cambridge. M•.. Henry Thomas Olteeke, M.A., Trinity College, Dublin. THE CHANCELLORSHIP OP THE UNIVERSITY OF LASGIIW.—Froto the resolutions pawed at a meeting of hie supporters bold on Wednesday, It apposes that the emote eati.c of Loral Brougham to thto high office I. to be vigor ously supported.—lforte BrilisA Daily Mail. TER CHURCH. The Lord Bishop of London, in his capacity of Dean of her Majesty's Chapels Royal, boo conferred lbe honourable post of enb-dean, vacant by the death of the Rev. Charles Weeley. D.D , on the Rey. Francis Gordon, M.A., curate of Bt. &cern'', Rocbester-row, Westminster. The Bishop o Rippe intesde octisecratlng the new chnrch dedicated to All Souls, in the loan of Halifax. on Wednes day, Nov. 2. The Bishop of Durham will preach the sermon on the occasion, and spacial services sill afterwards be h•kl, is which the Wallop of Oxford, the Dean of Chicheater (Dr. Hook), Archdeacon leltpersve, the Rev. Dr. Burast of Bradford, and the Row. J. W. Brooks of Nottingham., will take part. Tha Archbishop of Canterbury boo collate 4 the Rev. Rgerton Douglas Hammond, M.A., of Merton College, Oa foot late vicar of Northbonrse, near Dee!, to Ma rectory of Sandridgo, near Illerenoake, _ _ . The I.74dChancell:es Rectory of Ruytos, in the eleven town., neer Ahrewebury, bas tecine eacutt by the death of the Rey. George Rein., who wee instituted in 1523. The benefice is worth about 4001. a per. Tb. Areltdeacenry of Bombay. rendered vacant by the death nt the Venerable Francis C. P. Reynolds, has been ooeferred upon the Rev. Markby J T. Boys, M.A., for merly curate of Holy Trinity Church. Maidebwo. The Rectory of High Email, neer Wellinprtos, Shmpshire, has biome racist by the death of the Rev. Geo. Edge Lards, M.A. of Brewers. College, Oxford. The benefioc, which Is mitt; about 400/. a year, is in the gift of the Duke ' of Clevelend. _ Os Tuesday leaf, the Bev, Jobn Crone )(orphan, 8.A., eras ;icon...ad to the Perpetual Coracles of Hilton cum Itox nm. in Norfolk, on the nomination of the ()tan and Chapter of Norwich. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ThR moue of to-morrow will competes Profetwor Swaddle Reateetra popular r.oitate, •• The May Quetta." Th. diem wm coorim of warty 200 tainted member, of the Vocal Asattelatioln. weave the lion of Mr. Benedict. The solo tarts heat been them allotted: The May Queen, Mira Btabbech ; the QUM], Mfoo Rm.; Lover, Mr. W. H. Cummings; Robin Hood, Mr. Wet.., the latter of whom mug the pert on the OCCOliall he portents:toe of the cantata at Windex Cast* on New Yeas'. Day. (Stamped Id. Additionid.) [TWOPENCE. LORD HAZEICATON ON TAB NATIONAL D 17311011. On Tau& evening, Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lie u. Must of wee preen at • dinner held at itdrieworth, near Eirsidegham, in connexion with the of a ride corps for the district. In reply. friT a dhe ike ledist of his benhh, his lordship rid : This le not SW a axed= to obese that there hem been us. • keg mom of yews, and reps:taffy for the ler We nee • deep-seated holing ef oseamme sad die ter" Mere of no deamcialese situation of this country. Tab hang pervade not merely men of the class I am adhering : ft exists stprZ or in the higher ant the very lower drew of , proving how rued ▪ wataleace that moiety is. believe it is • that eepreordes every political nin on hatever,42 I Inns ft will be found in the ant of perdenseat that the mein quelion will be, not " Whet dens trek of this or Int hearre f" but, " What are your a nun the dames of the realty r' That will t i re quellen ef the next few years. lamwe I need not say Wait I a dote! 1 es is the maul emedities ef our " 0 7 sal newl ; bat I map elMereily awn nth repeat to ne ern, thet net b he arraten fa ergemirlion and enhetemu end nth le fes tularemia of men, thst ff a ritr merest were so take place wiSh err selgtebeare seem tin Munn to-morrow, we anti met ben •syl. era in the field if oar pr skriaa men annin In the way they eland be. We inn =16,800 men Plymeeth, 10,000 for.Prftteen,' mgt tor tor Mr of Wight ; betides thew; we should Lou lo wen ear bum a Chasimm, and pat smaller mein, kilt. Into other garner. so that when Al this was duo weasel not lave a Ingle men to pine on the field. It le elennely solemery thet she truth should be spoken. Arm the Chimera • grovreammt errs of wkiish I mg man& bat of writ we ell dew thet wren Is mad its ei reenra and 1b .111 jam le immenen inn man • tom, dtbee on had or sr, at the shame t 'melds notice. We en do wain albs sort. We en do nothing except by the ape. reit co o mi l ii n d rik,....„.„ v..; the rotes once parr comet be end sr or air rustle may Yaw bike ed. diMeee can be ma& It le alwaintely nemmeary, therefore. Mat the purple &Wald ademenad their posing. and nen Tabor lee party eonaidentkes for the purpose of giving tear repereatetives aut h ority to do whatever may he nacres =I their eatimetrn ter the defence of the country. ) We all Sol, however, soldier though we ape, e4tiltat our that hopes meat rut on the efil - of our ,navy. (Hear.) That has ever been the arm of this men try, tor 'co so other nn we ml, in r lb miry. What is its coalition? I believe we have at tide moment • better navy than we have had for yam, bat It had Ines by a most aserntibly tow condition. I en old enough to have served upon • committee in the Hoar of Common in 1817 end 1818, the object of which our to venti late the dinreet departments of government sad see net cent be'desfe In the Merlon of expenditure. I remember that wens we cumuto the navy ortimatet, Lord Cartersegh . hkoself, and said he came at the request of Lad Winer us what tie views of the cabinet IMMO 161111/111.1116 dm Marian 'of the navy at that period. He rid It down that at so period could thbi wimpy ever be Tai an is It nee able to pat to en, et the shortest acne, • fiat ether noel to daily two other powers. Pore very chest ame • fleet of int desoriptka was maintained; but we knew hoer ft hrderndhad &way enlist length the cognate been man by ernes, end we me now sproding in mann it to its proper panne es a steam navy. Now the navies of the two countries may be equal, but there is ass port, I regret to state, in wish we are inner. I Mi llen that Fence cord maw put into the Channel • Imre lieu la a shorter period of time, than It le in the pewee Regland to do. Considers( the vast resources of tee country, tae immense foreiga pemmican It has to defend. our vast wealth at home, en our rest urination, I say that Huy disaster were to be permitted to befall thie ormitry by means of its navy, It would be the greatest diaper that ever fell on any country la the history of the world. (Hear.) I believe there in no effort that Hoglund I. not prepared to make—there is no mann we wdald not submit to —for the purpose of av eon a diermin Oesaeder what would hymn if we bad en nosily babeoed acne In the Channel. We might be invaded at every point, and • large army might tete infield while we have each in adequate reonrces to meet It. (Hear.) Or even if our any eustalned throw end defeat, It would not be necessary for France be funds England. We would be tinny con quered. She raid blockade our pans; ape cool& prevent the entrance of food or raw material. If she were mistress of the Channel fora few menthe she would he mistress at half the weer. Therefore It is that the Woman of the »pr uner should be brought to bear upon the representative, In order that the Howe of Commons may see It is your desire that the honour of the country should be pretend. (Cheers.) Do not let it be sunned that I at all under value the volunteer inurement. I understand, on the authority of the very beat Alum, thin who have had the I.rrest experience, the; carried on es it is no., it anon fail to render the most important services to government in the cam of sudden danger arising. Tim volunteer artillery will enable government to dispense with a nit number of troops in our garrisons shut meet otherwise hove been detained; and I believe that, even with the restricted discipline which ma only be maintained by solitary companiee, yet that connected with render troops, they might be made available in a short time fur the most important services. This is the opinion of Sir John Berwyn, • person of the highest authority. But I hope that a good deal more than thie may be done. We most have a coosiderable increaser the army, or the militia must be made more effective. There is no sufacient Tema why third con stitutional resource of the ballet, with a modification suiting it to the altered circumstances of the counity,:may not still be resorted to. I would suggest that an act of pediment should direct the lord-lieutemmts and the deputy-nntenants to as semble yearly for the purpose 01 determining in which parietal the ballot should take effect, and which perishes should be exempted. I would have the latter parishes ea resed to their quota of men, and if they declined to raise them by such means as they found available, 1 mold have them mewed to each amount la money as a body of cocoon singes might horn I have mentioned this before, end here never heard an objection to it. lam ondldent that in the manufacturing hauler of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Staffordshire, the Moreton of some plan of this kind would work well. (Haar) As to the permanent mimeo which mast be incurred by the country for the purpose of putting the army and navy on • good footing, I none the country will be induced to look at the subject in the light which Lord Lont, shedding on it the Ina rays of his lengthened wisdom, regarded it last renion--as en insurance for the pm • of protecting us from • unable neceesity, leered of having to add, by a prolonged struggle, two or three hundred millions to the national debt. (Clue re.) MUT OP COMMON 0017NOM A Court of Common Council wu held yettardaY, at Gui/dhalL the Lord Mayor praaidtag. PAOTIN LUNATIC AUTUMN. Mr. W. H. BuILIUDOM sabiaittel the folletring teedeer via. That it be referred to the Lando Asylum Car aide to obtain the apiece of the kw ellen of the tint as to tie earkesika dens. ilk sad in d th:Tai g ti 17 Vic. cep. 97, whkk amble the suanalk to take upon themselves threaded sad awasgesewit of Paper Loastic hayteme, to be provided ender thhiser arid to names ail power sod sateerity mind hy pure teas ea the jostles, sad to allordsis whether t,Tre ea say =sagenevelly la the odd act which deprives the Otty of at the represseethe principle of elanageteset sad the kel one scpseditare accorded by Oct on to ether =poen tone. And fr et it be a fusamer ther 'Musa*a to the nil onanittee, met due inquiry, it piles that by nests el nee teebaleality a_& on the pest of tits highland the said recited de aot ripply to the city ot Looks. le =.; stakeout of the isle to he bid infant the Nast with a view et • dace betel kerb& la the Lambe Cor: poraties 11111 grading to the Cent cif Cenenera ache e exteral sad mac of Ike pepused Paw knead Asylum." The egthenethe was to net de maw aid of the City Pass* Avian, shod to be erected, in the Oont Omani Odelidl, Weed of to the heads of the Own d }err gent tR ab Mr. eam/me anteaM the eireardag that that court had eked, lakes the le Ito seette, by pre ,vitifeg . the aside eseing Ile 1=!. Mita the asylum wee armed. hhe t! to he neasteittee, *b er by a s=l6 or en orget' talk sad as the knew had ilp has ateitensil that ail thy tbsenbreakede. la ildahe nem at =: lee the sedi tt eetl i the= ta lgrel ia l b er zr r es body, like the Coast al Alderats. lie. NoLT thought - that although de coma bed very properly provided the MOM et bedding the wine, ft ought to to type up eat et the peeefleill. Mr. Asper:ow said that if rbe wart defrayed the el pllee of besein ep the establish';fenced be for the relief of the Mirespirs" WWl' rie des the relief of the lanatios. • Kr. Fanaaa observed that la all bwougha the town' If In an tonneil y act to had the ha for maaremast Ili kaiak luso, and that cieweall aims - wee kiwi. = that he *IS partkarsks • Ito City of was now • conaty ia —should le a baronet, ail the purposes of the potion woad be asewerad. The notice was tertied tn. wits mows= TIM:FALL'S/I . SCNOOL. Mr. Deputy DOLT pregellalli a redden from the memo, mad commie* of ths Linseed Viehealienf_ Sobeel t aad troy the chanson. treaties, sad governors of the Lionseed Asylum, Ike the oes of Oulldhon, aw gleY der OW tits wed sot bier they the 18th, of November soak for the pur poses, of &ball is aid of the above charities." The pivot of the Whim was agreed to. THIN LOC.III. DOM. - _ _ . Mr. &Mono& C1:;;;f ;;;;;; "That having regard to tbe early tirmistion a/ the seem of pediment /qv initialing the mad and delivery - of coals, sad the Keats earlier expiration of some el Me &Om new collected en Male, it 4e desirable that the suggest eiroll be eterelseed by the Coal, Cora, sad Masses Ogemilles. with authority for thee to make thereon OM bar Majortf so. verameet if deemed edema* varicella; tem thee to It o this hosourable mart previous le lay weardinp Meg Mr. ASSANAXIII okered emeet to Hoak the Omit of the oopusitlee imply M Inquiry. Mr. DX 1•00•XXX the amesdatent. Misr • *Millilitmed demseits, tbo Morse of which emend ben. members expetweed a decided diainclination to alloy the oommittee to emcee OM the pp:testament without fret making • precise myrart to the Murk Mr. Alderman Cu ern expelled that delay would be dangerous, since although they were secure of their " four pence " until 1862, the ninspenny duty had been so public ae tole likely to precipitate i e extinction at least two years earlier. The charge upon it would, be mid, all be deMerd within a twelvemonth, end then the nisepanny duty would neessesnly fall Is. There was, therefore, no time to be lost. The ameadmant was then put from the chair, end agreed to ; and the court adjourned. 8.11 0.11011011 GUT AND YES CAPE 07 GOOD HOPS. =POTATION TO THE DUKE OF Yesterday a deputation of gentlemen connected with the Cape of Good }lope welted on the Duke of New castle, Secretary for the Colonies, in pursuance of a resolotlon cocas to at a meeting recently held, to press on hie grace the desire of all donne of the colonists for the re appointment of Sir George Grey to the government of the colony. The deputation wen introduced by Mr. F. W. Rowell, M.P. for Limerick ,• and onnitisted of the following gentlemen .—Sir Charles Fun, Maws. J. It Thomson, Godl •nton, Searight G. Latham Browne, Forster, G. Boabell, Hamilton &eh J. Barry, Cawood, P. Vanderbyl, S. Vanderbyl, Birkestrutb, Meeenthel, Saxon, Beery Robinson, C. J. Bask, B. Poulain; end the Rev. J. Bersant. . _ Mr. L. Baowtra wee about to state the object of the depu tation, when The Doke of ItTivicthrut Interposed, and said that as be saw that reportms were present, he thought it right to say that in a matter of this kind, when a deputation was received by a Secretary of &ate on a question involving the exercise of the prerogative of the crown, it was not a convention worm to allow reports to be published of what took place; that such a course altered the nature of a deputation, and neceisitated the adoption of a reserve on the part of the minister by whom it was received which would not otherwise exist. Had he been aware that it wee intended that the deputation should be accompanied by reporters, he should certainly have postponed receiving It for a week. He be lieved that deputations to mini.tere being ecosupasiid by reporters was the exception and not the rote. Mr. OODLONTON said that the members of the deputation were not aware that it was to be accompanied by reporters. It was stated oaths part of the representativee of the news papers that they were present in coneequenee of a letter eddreased to the editors of the respective journals stating that the deputation was to wait on his grace. Mr. LATIIAM Bauwsa aid that he had certainly written to the edut.rs of toe newspapers, but he had made no request with reference to reporters. The Duke of NEWCASTLE paid the letter was tantamount to an levitation. It must not be suppoesi that he desired the exclusion of reporters, bat all he could say wee that if reports wore to be taken of what occurred he ninst exercise the utmost reserve, and in fact say nothing. Perhaps it would under the circumstances be the best course to postpone the reception of the deputation notil that day week. This did not sppes to meet with the approbation of the deputation, and the reporter•, therefore, were about to with draw, when The Duke of NEWCASTLE said—Before they retired be wished to say that, se it had got wind that he had written a certain despatch to Sir George Gray, he might mention that that deepatch had crossed Se. George on his pesetas hone, that a copy of it had bran handed to him. and that be (the Duke of Neercaetle) was to see Sir George to-morrow (this day). what the purport of that despatch was he need not as,. the remainder of the interview was carried en in private. THE GREAT CONSERVATIVE I)EMONSTRATION AT LIVIMPOOL.—The arraignments for the forthooming banquet goals Earl of Derby and other leaders of lb* comet vette' party, at the Philharmonic Hell, Liverveol, on the evening of the 29th Ingmar, are now nearly completed. The committee have hod a most difficult and invidious task in awarding tickets—though the price will be ewe gnineee—to the numerous applicanta, whose number for exceeded the space at the oututuitov'e dioporel. The dinner, which will he odd, will be supplied by Mr. Lyon, of the Waterloo Hotel. The hoees will be devo•cd solely to the ale of the Indian (at 6s. a bead), and after the dinner the galleries will be thrown open to po , letorn, at the rate of lir. in the two trout rows, and 2a. 61. in the b rows. The ladies, it is said, will be requeetol to wear the c ineervetire coloors—rod and blos—sa liberally ea peuble, but, as the hall bee been recently r .d.u.d, n o face or other ornaments will be nude we of. An ietstremental bend and a company of glee Natters will be stationed is the °rebottle. ATRSHIRE ELLCTION.—The writ for the election of • member for the county arrived on Tuesday, and the s ti te n r , iff an ti d ea F fi ri t y 7 th ed e nes .2B d ih e . y . . tb t l , 2ll o th ii i . n e et d ...l7 this ab no . titin d ot i: dates have now concluded their cans hot, end both, from the terms of new addreeeee leaned to the CoAntitliuSlCy, are confi dent of succese.—Xollt Dritish Daily Mail. THE LORDS' PROTEST AO.tINST THE REJECTION or TH... BALLOT:A ball foe enabling the Scotch peers to elect the Id repneentetive potent for Scotland by ballot sea moved la the House oi Lords in 1734, and wee rejected Maoy peon molested, " bemuse (to quote the words of their pro teat) the method of voting by ballot appears to us infinitely wettable on many recounts ; for as it is well known there are Several *Maass among that body of nobility, many of the peers may be put under great difficult.., their alliances drawing theta one way and their opinions and inclinations another way. It is ale) powible that by peo.ione from the crown, or by civil or military picfarmenre, eome of them may be under obligations to • wort and be reduced to the hard neceasity (ender the power of an arbitrary toieider) either of Swing their employment or of voting awaited Choir tiozoot re lotion, and their ova opinions also. We apprehend that no election can be celled perfectly ties where soy number of the elsetors are ender soy lettuces whatsoever by which they may be biassed in the freedom of their choice." CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT.eee 'IrIIt:ILIDAT, OCT. 20.—Admissions on playtime, 1,167 ; ditto by season tickets, 40; total visitor; 1,913. A RAILWAY TRAIN IN DANGER. At the Surrey Quarter Sessions at Kingston yes terdoy a young lad, yarned Thomas Jennings, stated in the eslessar to be 13 years of ow, wen indicted for misdemeanour in having unlawfully pieced two iron railway chairs upon the rails of the South Western Railway, with latest to obstruct the pueegeof the engines end trains upon the line, and also to endanger the wifely of passengers travelling by the trains. Mr. Robinren prosecuted on behalf of the South Western Railway Company. This indictment, it appeared. was pre ferred under the follewtng circumstance+ —The primmer and route other lads wren at play near the railway at Byfieet, and it appeared that be deliberately took two WO chairs, which e ee t u e r iunpg sadthe the nite ot to ber the u s n le. trar down and li Pi ns i , ced and one he o a r th u. : l upon or h f then sat down and watched the result. A train came up shortly afterwards, but, happily, the engine -driver saw the obstroctioc, and be eigeallet the guard, and by chair+ removed without any Injury tying done; but if the obstruction had not been dierovered, it was the °puska of the enging driver and all the railway officials, that rim train would have been driven t A the rails down the embaukutent, and a fearful lima of life would have been the result. The company would have been justified, under the statute, in indicting the prisoner foe felony, and be might have been ventented to penal eervitwle tor life for this derperstelv wanton act, but on Mc amt if the age of the primmer, they adopted the wore lenient colon of preferring an iedietuatut for inistlemerueur only. When the prisoner was placed at tbe by be begun to vi y. and after the indict ment bad been reel to biro he pleded guilty. The chairman (Mr. Pealtrye) inquired if auyiLiwe au known of the pri sonerF Mr. IL st, ao inepreow thu tnetetpotitan police attached to the South Weetett It tilway, said that after the prisoner was taken into cuotody Le mede some inquiries re specting hint, end secertained that he met a very Lad boy, end that his father had forlorn* time tarn endeavouring to get him into a reformatory, but was unable to do so. It also appeared that at the Uwe the prisoner committed the °fleece, hie emu pentane urged hint not to do ro, maul warned him of the serioneemeequences that ware Litt ly to mem, owl the reply he made to them woo, " that It moon be agt od leak to ate the train go over the ernbaukmeet. - The Chairman then asked the prisoner whether he bad any explanation to give to the court for Lis conduct, and bu made no reply. Upon his being called up for judgment, Mr. Petihryn said [buns wee Do doubt that be was a very wicked b ty, and he might have caused most dreadful mischief by the act he had committed, and he should pee. euttit a reigenCe 118 would give him an opportunity of refireting upon hie past course of hie, and of entleavourieg to amend it in future. He then ordered the prisoner to be kept to bard labour foe one month, awl at the ezpinition of that period to be sent to • reforms. tory school fur four yaw. TnE ATLANTIC CABLE.—Memms. Beardmore and Robinsn, eh:osmium bars visited Valenti► tbie seek, and set on foot • series of experiments tat the Atlantic cable. Encouragement as to the maw of the undertaking. both as regards the feature-Hatton of the old and the laying of a nett cable, fa in the ascendant. These gentlemen and room, in the state of the cable, to disseminate new courage among its frienda.—Traka Chrosielf.