The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-27 00:00:00

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RTEAM frost LONDON 47ra to If l IW %lry YORK, Thl, piton Hat u n i tial ui ,_3r .= a le. no Nronor tr ma Do gems pima ea 11 =4 LONDON le WM= Taffy se e l mm itair Droabli lhoo-11.0 Ohm immoL l!: Da slims sa i f : Dar faa .nimi rho NAM posooD as beget LONDON to NOTTEZDAr cooolhoriar Denims. Seib& ERweft eft. Paso-les.. •4. : loon TIMM% :I:4* at="4.lo. WATWORD, LIMERICK, and SOUTH 4 issLABD DAILY. IN ha rill prowitat URI Ha pm ... we WWwd IWWW W womidos imet a u l i t 4 = 11 2 Sega Wain Balkage. ler W seam es mho' d ill 11Ji lit e Bum Yaw Y) lamagers kof Witte aw 6 t s = WM=awwwB4. ow* Witaigs ei we tam aig a t: mha sed t i t= iwt hrnit i;ao l. lT:son•inwps; a l a li giu s et Lose a r ik trilms. N. um....mr. am assainiatria. LONDON and NORTH ORS P 110711111011 ft OiIIIVT/Ul.l LIT =POO iminz w iedwiray. October I, Tuts. Orr. 1 WESTERN RAILWAY. RONDOS le RODDIsIIZIOLD. SATURDAY. Osiskr OW SOL Lain( (=I am . a Irle••••1 ...... ... maw re ............ 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BANK et MONT, Itstablikil A.D. 1844, firiCaft. ougerled sir d do bah ir Owed& It •INIs • Mita gt bowl my s air= p i L lia nal at =71 1. . =War t mas leo am 1.1 Frill QUAITULY RZYIXW . 14a. OCVIII. k a ye••=o: l 6MU. Vlayarristalatr. S IR =WIN LANDSZERIS aelsiestad Piston Ww., fa ft awns ?SOX ZAIIIIISIO—• riAlri a j e l it s • Ws. wit of WY eogloows wok I. =Ar al orrfll . sl . ll ltni, r. sad U m M. mow is Immensity/ow as Airaft. MIL X /MI !Wrap CLIGLAND. IJIBTORY al l d•thi n• REIGN •f jaitazarTaiiir. fi lkORY of CIVILIZAt i ek is Si c erati. se Warm ?mew to bream VOIR, L Liebe Jahn W. brim mil Sea. Wuni Pop ILMIos. 4o oo STUDENT'S M AN U AL at ANCIENT Etb lIINTOZT. DiXTII 11A117LL of 1111111011 T. 11 W. Osso Tow" LLD. Loodua J. R. Tuba sad ass. nw arm TRANSACTIONS et dr, NATIONAL ABBO- OIRTION Sor oho PROMOTION et 11100IRL MINIM lOW Lemke : JAN M. Misr awl M. Nam Mom& OVeseli m iM PM. CH ST imorms. A Y. la of EMIR Y. B Wuzum g ift =l ILYA. PTAs, tat Mrs Lembo • Jan W. Teem sad Or. Wat Nasal MO lear V.k I.arl II .11...: Yet. 111. 14, X=.,... ANISE CONQUEST is AMERICA, Ilb II 'like le the 1114.1 • Saws. aid Mae ilemismest latet Mr& i llf "‘ . Parlor and e... wift ob.& JUT SOVIIL-41•• tuft. EA DESMOND; er, Yawns. la this, vel ar s. • um le rillul mobs lOre Ow II •••111 is alimals I. The imam Timm ....11. sad ilmorim 0 kw ems ofik rms Mrifolass as *IL ref. and le modsekelly MI of '—Uming ITu " IS Is TT PITT so• 1 1 •21 T or Tel amyl heir booed tbe 6::‘ma st emir wens 4 loam MUCK. PAT. TT— II= enottos unsurilis aid .tea +.w . Nide as aim of Um No lbw iit co• =or sh il: ay. the r =ro t ist _pon rosimbe sob *soli. 10Ise 5a71 . 1114 Ora HE HE HEAT of SUMMER lads= of a by tra'r r itirl‘uf Vall il a li e tt0A•11•1,I b t: • 41.. klirrod e lg i mperseg Pelmalissooll •• es Is•lsserwr •0 bdr Imwesi all posordas. us= =Tom op", le poem Os WO tam Os " oda le• imago, MN of wahrobw. br iiiii orl E.0.m.& et iselmambi Odra. Mme. whisb MOM ••lb• Wl* • peoraltilum Imo NM, and howls b Ile 5111111•11 by a. be Ti ig!,,bgarais... 4.4l =l. i r amass ameneimm owAra. Wm. CAUTION to MOTHERS —stn. JOHNSON'S , 16, awl mom". STIVP.—TbIe boo Om lo us be opoosb of a a ..-:-...v obis oodiniereio re dries boo = Aires sore oo the ion; Or dial be rare& lborre sera is li ns bilmomillos mire& Is Is se Moo rot on eillmoreo War to room On rob ortli air; see so . r w ee *lli will Nero ie bo Or ems be arm oft% la. be very pirrolar leer ir Jeboro , umber Milmar ne tz ... irlbr . = Or orion et 1 t OCLA T will or owls Um Mims bio add ow as lbe Oro Oiled to orb brio RIB ft IIL poi &.1111SYMAIL—Preseast ay Maio amain Prot fit air{ sr rund * Om onl, d err Es do raft. sr Oa lambi O alm d Wanar Vara . Na 1. b a larty Ur era garranbr. rd ow lisimbsef So 'Oa Tramar 11ara....., I,the run Ara am Omagh* NM SIMI IMOISSo in SIM of roe Ilm et o ,,...= S in i zio I. biz i rillit la MOMS Fr . so 8. Is So Wool r i....4 In num ra es alrewe nor .16.=" 21 •Frim nor air monon. is an *Mr M or rants marry or rift sa no row se= raid anon no layman. lir , l e k b ar on Orr ot tor sr ark sr d 85 warlat re is ea lle Mai rie Mann rdr as WY IS sm. Oros Ila.st re air Is sr Mr Soh. • air ma ti: : ind E n t 7: t uannor Or Is_p or r 26. (SOS SOD as oinSISONI4 1.1 VSONS. ISS i lik. g li o SOOOSoPdbSOOLLIM:?L .... 6:.... , / 111•01: . moor I or Pow& a FARRWILL SIASOR OF YR. %TM IRAN As ISANAOSZ OF T B,.OPAL PRINCEBWB THEATRE. TIAN DY I N G OM oo SATURDAY out. Oollolor ; . You ot FOR LOT& To to tolowel be lho 111111011AST 01 Y3llO AID Rist la So for a f r. ullhases IN lio oroloolloa of llar) MIR, It vSlib MR So onto*. 11111 Waft. Oolobor IL ROBB/NOB WILJALBA FIIIIIILL 10410HT.—POLTOLURARAAPagyffAiwilaw4 —TWO BOUM OF lia.wiowW. rev sae sirib Tal2n7 c0...100n. box wails. wobopro woo. wait. 1. Plasm be ambwoo as Ile Toqmpbb, MO. and Kr. /WNW% Song Wilma. Oil IsebokorS. R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL zwasw MUSEUM, 3, A....1.4.66=arat .4=-114: ra-m. art am eis nods sh, Oat. am 9.1 TEE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY, i n th e swum et dinst am =rllea lbws Ibill i vswmplaiest. oCratir 111" 2A 2 11. ‘• 110 he ILA • . bo 'ray 11,1 44 . 4 P1 . 1=0•••••• ONO I& Moir • Oheroli• BWATCHBB.—. The qualities et his JLP immeiware sows. loaces."—ltanig Mmiker. minim bon ti say elm brour."—Olimr. ark• ( 6 r " lasemailis ~me of • mai Passim frir • w Lu M edema pill paid to geol of 33 sad 14. familia. SA 11011110/1 i t: sill the attention EP2 111 :118•0‘ Is lb um • =AL Toornse. th. le t i at lb Imf Atta r Onla nialtbses lb* swims 10111101. lask•Abbse• arum lb& FLOATIRG D3WCI KACRIBAL On &twiny the Musa of an iron Tooled of most slagehm Isom sod emonuallan task place tom Me yood ot Ins Thome Ship Dohliai Company, Bison= awed • meet dal et bensat, set may mil sal amine as. bet ommor in th i armlea et as mini bambini The hem awatrarbi for the wry ■ a h at~ I metal wpm se nimbi maw yawns, oni los tovallos b ens not le the hnoind et lierain bat no Me pueoneit ae= s sem= s4 = 6 ( N.w Yost. Tor Mr. Wake. en is dm the 'NM et Ohs lamas& The 1 7 011, sresther d. sulk, senkle ;hell or "weer' de sue *gen wrest a, User resters 01 kr shoe • ewe Ina swiss, seek Ms of widok is 90 feet Is len* or 10 het wider tin the Greet Rotes seessw, ad ups se* el ewe swedes dime et thle wpm 01 ear eines as spileissel Sink thip sm thee be able Is Os es spersdints Ides of the leversethes el the de& of Ms m—&_7 "Ni.." The peopedkise wik ass be lults semen bus nag am, the west Imes dir Se 100 Oahe Oahe sr "sen" 257 fed, sad ke pi t of bees MNd Rs& ens sad sten we pronely dike Is Rees; dry se wedge asp, the predest width big ea ebeekbrirtre bet Inn tie entre or entr us_ T rtheay kk inn 014101 sr perpsedider, sad dr Ilen—k af seem et the ens demensue isl see tbe • nel of of held le horns In The hell ie kneed of we esesc r o als ownernsals, wee by spew Se ands prie d*. le ardor te mere addldessa abuse • ess= b Lr g as rob, istmed at plates of koss, poses fres dna le nes ken se end le the st=rollidibijarattit uoluhf daw ism use by Nd kends sad swede ; d ,w emir WK he eemserestka emu the Sip dbeseeoy, sad Inneest seek odur ths estes el the sen Welk eel lessith of the " ." The 010 d *se slat ken Alpena eons bee • pad se the sewn se of " se Wilde the Yid of the "wirre" Ise pied 17 0r = pan dnk a lONO, lad elkus t i r wa r kr skis the alp. Ike bye tine wOl he sees of • rwuthisi dull= over = de = 'bead se se* end with esesseds he the wawa ad budoeta of • sod whisk fell se they desseed s t ak ed the Tile Ai end dues ends in • nut dengue! sr sower, ado* IMO MI a hawk peekstell kg the war Me 00 of the sods slde,, sod 0611 dip below the mime dew. Tine Is • redder et seek tad, but the "eke" SO surf se eel* sod whew required he seed Al hes he be *wed he deerkena. The " scow' or bull rams • deed wet& 710 ten Press its poseker err eustios the "awe '• bre • sly Rini Ins& of wen, set sessini /1010se. What nand= Setendsy k wes essessen te m q tens of wear hie the bed up beep k under the weight ef im it ia ledstie ,hisses.ees Get thr=inee, or Hulse Is Ilan It .airs of Ihe ken hp, Ibesed dpktes of hes whin el • night d het, messes bang "besairM less 1. 170 het In been sed 11l besedes pert is SO het in beeedik. It is lined of Wok den din ilNdd nether, and 01.11, sea bees below, spar se &nosh ewe et the Timer seessese bud hes tens up bray end deed le the Sweden plederes the above. Thrwill skis la the entre, this Owner pen epee whisk OD bees tens, Is the great khes net," be It kesskr of Whisk • one ef shies woe reseuir soy soersisedy pluseL The MiOt of the post above the " bees is Ifkr kek led k k sarasested et the deem by • Inge Yea of frell sleds tweety•as tan le 010 the Sig whisk the end the " boo." ere senholl. The kip, suppst the whale oinks ere lesly send by beers sod . Trin u M highs km dee desk es the lep Ss " Yee des " Is 110 fut. The hiention the panel= el the ftesselens sod sight of de its parts al thie edieselbery suralte The power 90 enders nes the mhos of ths wen. 1.000 tose ; per 0 vio 10 ale of ere* Sao reaof 011 aher, wend by ewe essilledei ashies sseleal b l or e se- sr ssen. liesenrs point en arm belles; pawn two pit et assillafte anise of 10 hosselseer ph, with Dimes paint en w hew bean The night of the New or be (wlthest dor de) b 7110 Ins; of lisaivie, Weft op, been " sad roe, SiO tese—ds lege el diedd IS, " 84, erns Gad' rads o—wandas • Will a. leek* 11 p ee.w M ead AIM* without prepalbi or hanks seeklun, 1.0111 tees The aseseine see— ever ell 9111 breed* 90, &soh 11, Sight Isle ded te bowl* dkee " Weenie ekes boas 40, re dins dhem OR Thee main k audio of ispeekler lei bud suyeenee • its whsse dieseter Is 110 ken The now of r seeslll,ooo kn. The whirr d timo usebtawy wee eseraineeed by Mims. R. eind T. IR Nowersess, Dade* sad the ads eget wee It wee nebeed 110 the Ism* of week es eskasellsep seen* end ereddlenu wed isseheiha dread ben send mend misalay. s ites Us reeks skusteme wee sesswary he kink it breeilde an, In the ewe teaser se lbs Chedisedent woe of With segalehed, sod *ire were sot • her win reresaborleg the datelthe seise whin 11041 10 t. asesed, hared ne Mut • e. seishesse le the peers Twensl brewww, es be deemed by the fdlues• Shen Nd with the reesend* of se ones lei ea • welloreseed fallIT! , 0 9 In* *dm renal We the nem The nein "sew" read sae Woe arolles, penerted ups es end wadable d " ways," which emlnied dews te kw water wen At brafiest two Mrs. Theme Ifeadebq sassed the used snow Of brinks the lode of wise as Se begs ef the weesel,...Se k the uses at the "!lees Deed* No. 1." I eles the died less ghee the " dog Ewes" wee sway, sad le • lew isetes der in I applieetlon of Se Isiseile sediee the unwiddy ledis ▪ wee Shine lelbee Ite the sppedle die IN 'Enema wen of neer, wldeli Mei sem well heft an le the Ivy aid I maned ille ft nele sires, sal wend wen teas slber seleskis silk woe en as whenes. The ens sena AM less mod is the wen weed to seam ens ▪ selln of Ail ead Mee Shea pines bed the Loh*" vialln pewarefoo m 0, MISS les of w en ben skewed sena messelled Me Se else d the ties a*, OS setest ie fti o lwees h It. The " Peen Reepeen " No. asesatk id the wire whoa the null den but bee sass Ins deer the len* the water bossed sod rolled Ilke • skew en Sone deem he whin weer sedkes, 10 the row" is hind issedietely As her hark, eel lewd kw .of Ye the anted the river spike Inelneell. The main 01 be dosed oder the eserred d Copp*, eSer who bee bed sees Openings Is wish wens, end who poems thesedell X 1.4 ea able seihr, • geed -suer, end • peeled delp belMer, wed Ise skied kr the amiss al Os ports sad desks of Imam red Livens* the row Themesssi Mer aawlles the uslinbewing ere* Ins the adenines d thee sillse shell hes learn fdly weellist, the oar P. inkeenes thess c s lertesity eihr lawswaida. Stmededeed, T eed Obayaw. Abwhas. 0 el 0 111161 1=, sod ether pets of the Rend Rierdese. The span of want the inidt le dated le be very wed-k.. bs * i.m wire Sue kris big sefielo le rate se calbeirelesi skip. A MAN KILLSD DT AN IDIOT AT RoTILLIHAY. • --Oa Tlaregey a nia wed et we., a Mee et the Whet& ult letterhy, 11•11•Aws, sal four odor sash, .1.0 a LAIN( " ea Imagine maw whit • men semi W IN= Havekty, when Ileseidee ire semetelist hopeleel, whoa the Wier, la a peoles, plata la • hap Aim bias hoer Yea, mg hurled le with gnat hese se kb emelheels. The Mew Mesh Mabee as the teseler vela alai rid Via ea the eitee. ha *eat •31 It held ca the body to liey (111e0mIsy). Rom Pm HOSPITILL. CiluaNhint-ItoaD.— TM masa :r et latlatia ailated at tads trapital she Teak lip. lila 2.414, of wake Wawa Raw saw. VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM- Rpm 31•2 1 14121131 ten Sselbreles sr ir• e ill :iritil. l a k t ailaWJOYL.W .4 rad % tisk asil LON bssiormteMtrAVlL l ONftle a Obni t b ra d w a lartr ism " UTBAl it . 31011 MI STAZ Am musk+ ..„. osswerl3 ein, ime... IA Ord sub 7 kiiisy-4m-rsa- .2.1, -=....r. tiler tessiderable ✓ho, Ira sit was ▪ I'l2 coat czarist the alone I oilier side, ha a sig the creary of , particularly al ▪ the ether prim tate fres he a d_ • bee Itilseend dlies. and a mese la, The hiriarer whale ai, a . bare berm uteds, wolf, with amens ▪ 101. to uoid . to ha ohralaed: sutler quotariase. It bun la. Id. le inky ad bold ✓ now Per hue bat law am soar. advice* are held advised. Cosmos a abode cheaper. the 21st demure was dis cos. There have Maws. Laytte, a a Ilairmsdo • la Jimmies. fir mt., azelac.• al dame , ..4o •ur se , ~kin es acme, ra or blammado Um mak aiding formalag dmirip maisaisi el illay. Tle &mead tar a, As Emily rim imil emmially am 164. to id. vat lb. a obury•bis, aml our •••••, isdair or d Friday last • ban la wen es wally isspeossel lo la Brasil laws Pamela bus bees mem, NA the . par lb. • pod tow miss. See 41Zrr.•aalt .s. ;al TM claw ' ims Nina, sad closes 2,000 oa spo.als- r 7. 24.—Spinners , ord.r, but there thin was lam .mas, and this is kmaad mahouts lastly all counts is soma qualities dl as advancing sad Clartaany ts cloth for India, as Tuesday. as bat ant nishascl, aupply of obeli* Is as . &elms ad litho, red tasking se mbar lower. Ws i value, a 3s. dachas. bir supply al st, 41a. to 440.; ; Amidst, 40a far bum' br . by saw whir* ly b vans. For was. Barley li as dobasd la., 2a. (par load). 3,212 qrs., 5, at 27a. 3d. Walt Hartley, !rifts Ileitis,. Hanky Nether- Nerwarde W ; Ward' tail s was e lll= sa ; Wens Zed 110. • Nita.'. 21Iiiie law Teak ?dal ailin MIL MI. !• I um, 60:1 414 7 ENC.& r , to YT mlik UM Seprinior I I —Uri whisk we& mak la. .Ars. wtib I— •+ pftlied se 61 .• Lae Walk rid ...I 14. Aro lo•y• to Owl. , Ors. 4. ANIL 11. • D. 4. " el Nib, bait .1•11 mild wsta listiOr of . owls. a won. w &War Ana. .a je M. 611, M. OA N. ea. 141 W. h Wall L. bis• Ms II dwp. -. "11. leL 11 K. oestatar. yak WO. Kw 4.1.. WAS 111. IS W. Le have boss , bow 4 Mori bk... 1 awl Mae .a. yew elm tow "=ee et we ft ailereees rist ova Itsallshe mak , ~Fa sot ea Is yew, eras Mae laissoSe Si IKATH& ',reek tra• elle Mr the wife of 11. J• wee of flk Wl3- Ir. r was, of a %raw.ll noise. T 'yrs. leetat (HAIKU:44 Ml' Ad R.". C. 1 isesbeme al Vie %Own).* r•AK Marla. V. s. 1111. M. ~ of Orwriond re, Jens. MM a ••1/, ibe aw. J. 6 widow of Oood le el R. 11001,11. 11.I.t=r:1 la ilarno.a. 116 _!jit -. _)'. - rprt%% LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, BEPTEMBER 27, 1858. LITER.ATIaIt History of I}seriek the &Pooad, calla .11-abrioi the Groot. By TROILAS CARLYLE. With Map and Portraits. Vols. L and 11. Chapman and 9 Mimi and elminmeed big, has be mak deist to memory, to se Mehl, It *bit em el ours. The ass h bemire .p -• t that the libilemmtlen We. the event then trammeting heel; was the thhellid Gomm sad Bump Mbar did or refused to do, the IMO defter Mamba signilleemee elms attach half_ to the phases of that tormassiom. Amindkily we mo th s banoslorth that the momsubie plink ot Boandan. berg Maury, what ol'll slake meloally to the momery ot a Mar en Mi a mewl limmashwe et their own mead, _siee . ott eli te irwipterry d mama in ar Zdaraks. Tlist has tr •—• tat; alb an a a frina law. Met M lost memmionemly, by me mom too hesmsideemag, hat wbb overethaltslmg when the maim ham lisr, MO Iraq Mem% to adept the Belsem- Mks ; Monde by it over is ever-wfilitaisig mom Imfd emote 41111 sables se there might be. Branthaborg lad hit somehow that It amid do no other. And ever onwards rilliMt Ow even of ear MO Ma Ind bother, if we molmelmoi the void Rfilartaalice." Bamadaabarg be • it this , a ea komemehie degree. imespable beilsebef he l c= solemn slow, et pm- Mahe oe me Width hoe him of simonise to Besodemberg bow ambi hil C e tr hil mbeit we mut ea °brim abs sontilde mho el have. To whisk mese "mile, at that time, all then did mot give an—what has become of Wm sines ; have they not alipeally had th? motaties to part " Parkin :' mossool met el* the old plimosology, good nadir; .toad reshot l• w lideg It zoom The MIN/ in beard at old, with • Mght slam mseedeg memleal a lt, from theologies! pipits mot mak Maw; rad wry be there with • lostestemenm armlet no smades, though it Ism rather busalle.thethile mhos or Bon the thing eihmid not have BMA amide; the thin is a greed mod mien truth. empeenhe et a AIM law el Mom, whirl Mamamillems he f e r v er vslid. ;peyea Tite init tmost irmi untheologioal leutivourrit. otemn thiale may a: memo el we Maths, me Met, ea • memo; ready et wit el the Ithemil 1 4 ,11 9, 1 c't scab ormsn tisk Rodsom a. sre, to beer me some well. In soma. For it I=Y mod may be ism with eras e m mwordPrtsr erlidM ay olmium& or mot protestor!! The qmselon noses' every where : " la there et melehmme la mos, 0 mhos, or le them waft ? Are Y this aatlem, IMMO cir blink NM Is maim Armed, emd to beetle hu Gods bath versos es thrift hlasiteed, et the peril d Ul. mg mon Men who peer th• 11, ad s.li she, to =Mr hissitoed —who, in for all, will not ilveo/or twood ; but MT* dim the ward amiem ft (the We balageaspabr that rare ad begarbmt Op), throw away these. kbeed, end cm nap. Y plea &mom with their wide sal : 'Cane on, then I La mew abehesd is sot geed tar me; mil we will try it out now. Let ft be to abs Erik beterms my ths• " Omos rims fats this tibias whitethset al temper, wows it any tor a in. ad met spin, Mn ashes Is thameotorth ' mikes* able! als ramialag 11= What Iza anallha ems eol will it not Melt in thal ai remsp sh :r am aturs, in the eaves et •• te i = diabie Witaese Orommedi ad his in mist the Maxim- t= •7 1klair oss tor • smith d eiginehe atom Nelms am belo I believe, h. WNW _big illiserm ease Into &vim eat In this meemer. lad an mem ghee INS and bel eel divine pa- Mame= Moe I opt Is mem le meme. Let dealer of Bratideabarg, and Ant king of Pram* Lewd Matanlay has /*presented in a despicable light, bat Kr. Carlyle gives • tar jester and mare kindly estimate of his charmitsr was enpamsive king, semoonded by cabala, ember's m a ils mid imam by whisimole of knive,which, new that the pm* h over, become very terasttabis. Bat come Ws he was • Molly hommenble man ; with a amnia bight eel gmesresity algid, apse dottier nolimens then abs itheishey Idol Be had what we may an• bard IM el ; did and seared • good deal k his day and gem masa, not at ail la • diebenssi Bald roam la 40, be h gehe resos Me beak MU borsht. Beedireeet that bow Me norm, in ens et those Moths.; jammer will Ms What mid madam wen always making, Id the pear an till or beh:beekteerd ; end opened him mitati, end West w as *see* le hem killed him, by that pins. d inethatiom He we. not yet blinakey mho% he was °sly amid in Mt the elder died ; ad balsmoin larrior, Vag • semi bed to go with his moo dielsrlel—dimergo• not s wim, eau splettem, them* meehmille--emet to .at the eimmesilern se. Nay, wile Immo bat It me this very jerk, and the belt ruin el hie nsrvems dembied wish to be bastf nil, and this empabh d Wag kid or deenratod into sleet htsme—est amt set 111• 1 =7:1 = l. l , excE Illinagalalies mid II MB begin the ms ta Mee ears Pc/ Wow hie oho* tee math m the lid Me ot ▪ 911 111 11 3 4: 4 ol ea mel m =iseelon s"." ' " y ' - Mew he ears bare you armed the Psemium border, a ry tet Westphalia, says Tama, Om mama highways, w.irod !lolly sod • gmeral e, Mr et issthorery sad regu lar* owe evidemi : mad milestom beer 41# mil whit hems llonsolpii s dmo tramilsr where be I; who lade dm giber el too, sod the blowing et habitable hem Tb• gargle sera an to be hew, diligendy oempted ; Alleges reseambly swept ad wedmewashad—newir was a ham set et pedal doming; whether new-balit rski, they see all h beendmew mirk. The sadist with Walphella h Immsdiai ant mod; but imbed that we • red seestry. ▪ aapbsdy bat • islimst Telma, who haws the sasses of phenemens. Not them, amegd the metweelly Image oast.t.wt. • nee moy him I/ he We alai straw to stem ea, Mama empeslieg sheets or snip; u s kis readily ammo with pielm, MN and ampiles, b• ass gee mylidegleam" "Re mom le to ham the seen, seine, ma gat*/ he ash. K ati sip it at the ✓une mese - Mel Ms mime oat ix t lir; to no mho' vent for it bet the deer • _• makes cam may eor that the An d!.peo et Wsogibella Gator homes by the ehlomog." dawns Wad :—" This is the rea esn whi thalr lest mid Moe ere se heady prepared sad aimed ; far the Ikeplese beakwarda, the smoke must spiel over ell the bonne him ft ph to theobi* maims everyfhing Math of • mom sr sable osier, net ex wag the blade ad fame of the Norm sem. It Prussia Mad se Westphalia in ham, in sti eles slie is miklagly These volumes will be eagerly welcomed and read with delight On both sides of the German Golan. The life of the greatest Prussian monarch by the first living histamine of Britain is not only an appro priate tribute of frisadahip and respect frost the eider Baron nation to the younger, but another do able* proof of the cordial and intimate relations, both literary and political, that are springing up between the two countries. Such a history was a de sideratum in our literature, the want of which was r er wi s zttly felt as we came to know and oars more about y in general, and Prussia in partisaler. This want Mr. Carlyle has undertaken to affk. and the work could not well be in better hands is well known that he has been engaged sgm tier subject for sum years past, and the solid volumes befogs= are the first fruits of his persevering labour. The work is done—as what Mr. Carlyle under takes is do is—thoroughly and well. This may le frm the het that these twe eeknese, essatitersag only hell of the make week, eeetala together rawly fourteen huadend res m We semi ism* add that this is not the of Z s ZAri e ss eh arberi usia Talk* we er. ONO of theplan adopted. Mr style boat, indeed, well illustrates the butane's marvellous power of oandeosation, the rare alchemic art by which he distils, as it were, the vital usence, the tram elixir vita, from the crude materials of history. Narratives prolix and confused are sharpened into brief and brilliant clearness, and long-winded m oons of state that Macaulay would have de li ghted to expand into pager of self-evident propositions are condensed into a single sentence, or wrung into an effective metaphor. The labour expended in se curing such a result must have been very great, and Mr. Carlyle continually refers to it in terms of pathetic acorn and humorous indig nation that will be familiar enough to most of his readers. "Drysednat" is, as we know, his sew prehensive and expressive epithet for the collesters of historic materials in general, and the Pennine Dryudust, it seems, " though otherwise* Mem fellow, and not afraid of labour, excels all other Dry sadusta yet known" in " darkest's, dreariestsy tend immethodic platitude." While thus summing* the results of his predecessors' labours in the same field. as " dismal continents of Brandenburg Band," a wee tumbled mountains of merino stores, he not quietly stigmatism them individually, " feeble," " distracted." watery," " grandiloquent," " inhuman," " intolerable," being the favourite epi thets. In these denunciations, uttered in a grinding tone of voice, and accompanied with a grim sardonic smile, there is evidently a strong touch of euggera , tion, and a certain amount of superficial injustice. But they contain at the same time a sub stantial element of teeth. Nothing could well be more opposed to Mr. Carlyle's style and method than that of German writers in general. With an immense parade of superficial pester, their books are often utterly deficient in real method. What arrangement they have is of the rudest and most mechanical kind, and, of course, without • vital con nexion :between the parts, the subject, however elaborately treated, out have no organic unity as a whole. This absence of real method naturally makes the pedantry of order on the mhos, the divt dcn of chapters into numbered sestinas, sad sections Into alphabetical paragraphs, all the more exasperat ing. Nothing, too, is more antagoublic to Mr. Car lyle's pointed and abrupt, picturesque and incisive writing, than the involved, colenriese, and umbers some aryls of them Gorman pedants. Mr. Cartylela temper was evidently not proof against the severe and long-continued teal of working through volume after volume of such writing, nine quartos at one time, five at another, three at another, and then, perhaps, the fatal sine again. His pent-up wrath most relieve itself at intervals in outbursts of grotesque bat ruthless objurgation. Neverthe less he wishes to part with his tormentors In peace. He has striven, he telh us, to forfive the Prussian Dryasdust, and hopes to be forgiven is turn. This prayer will certainly: he granted with the utmost cheerfulness by the readers of these volumes, whether German or English, whatever the Prussian historians themselves may feel about the matter. Mr. Carlyle has evoked from their dim storehouse of musty records and forgotten docu ments a living picture of the dead and buried past, wonderfully distinct and bright, unrivalled, indeed, for firmness of outline, brilliancy of local colour, minute fidelity, and breadth of general effect The ands of dukes., and confusion resting on early European history clear away as we follow the growth of Prussia from the time when it was v. MOM lease bog or greasy wilderness, inhabited by seven fighting Wends, " fanatically anti-MeiWan, to the time when it stood successfidly at bay against the whole of Europe, vanquishing single handed its imbed armies. The descriptions of scenes and daseshis of actors in that early medicare! time have the vividness of reality, and come upon us like actual glimpses of the past. The mists roll away, and we me the sands and bogs of heathen Prussia, its greasy expanses and bosky wildernesses humming with bees; ardent missionary monks travelling bare foot with staff and scrip across the waste solitudes, sad, as they tall in martyrdom, leaving the prints of a bloody ass on the hostile soil. We have visions of grey old castles towering up into the blue air above their larch-clad heights; stubborn fortresses planted securely on piles amid quaking swamps ; of rude hunting-lodges in the black forest; and old, many-gabled silent towns, flanked by quiet riven and fertile plains. The pointing of the chief actors is equally distinct. lie:graves and Burgafa, Bishops and Kaisers, nes from their, quietbeds in many • quaint old chancel into the stir and noise of active life again. We me them, stout bright-haired youths and stoel-grey men, swift of feat and strong of hand, straggling and fighting; sanstime with hostile town populations,wboso they had offended, " Byars-smiths" and the like, till the poor towns are " harried to skin and bone" • but more commonly engaged in " sanguinary tossengs" with each other, wrestling for their righta and hold fag them when got with a firm grip "knuckles-white"; sometimes uniting together against the common foe, storming through mountain passes against the dragon Turk that lay " coiled round the eastern frontier of Christendom spitting fire at an intolerable rate:" but in whatever cause they might be engaged, doing battle, for the most part, in a " wildly leonine Or aquiline manor." When we come down to later end comparatively recent times the painting, though equally vivid, is naturally much more elaborate and minute, more intersected, too, by political discussions and original documents; but the interest rarely flags from the first of the fourteen hundred pages to the last. Hie set aid soommor, Frederick William, has, it would seem, been a good deal misrepresented toe. The harsher features of his character, naturally pro , minent enough, have been made more prominent by the total exclusion of those noble and gentler traits which show him to have been not only human bat even paternal. Mr. Carlyle finds him an " abrupt, peremptory, young King," thoroughly German, to the core, hating French polish and court etiquette, rugged indeed se a wild boar, but at the same time of clear discernment, sincere, just, valiant, and vera cious. That he had great abilities as an adminis trator is universally acknowledged, but Mr. Carlyle finds him not only skilful in national economics, but really " a man of genius"—genius, not of the talk ing or writing, but of the acting kind. He had "no tongue learning, and his talent for stump oratory was absolutely zero." But he was a veritable dumb genius, a silent poet, his melodious stanza being a rough fact reduced to order. His tall Potsdam regiment, for example, is simply a whim of genius, an " exagge rated notion to have his stanza polished to the last punctilio of perfection." He was the great drill sergeant of the Prussian nation, not only in a mili tary point of view, but in much deeper sense—a man of stubborn broad-shouldered strength and rugged independence, who had very different work to do from that of " playing burst-frog to the ox at Versailles." For the rest he was full of sensitive ness, though rough and shaggy of skin ; and had "an honest bacon and greens conscience," at a time when most kings had none at all. The common stories about his cruel treatment of his son Frederick are well known. These stories are substantially true, though by no means all the truth. Mr. Carlyle reckons his father's influence an important element for good. "He was a harsh master though a true and solid ooe, whose real uriedom was worth that of all the others, as he (Frederick] came at length to recognise." In the little Frits's education there is a double element, French and female on the one hand, German and male on the other. The former was derived from his governesses, " respectable Edict-of-Nantes Preach ladies, with head-gear, wide hoops, a cher, correct, but somewhat barren and meagre species, tight laced and high frizzled in mind and body ;" the latter from his father and his father's intimate aseethater, very " ragged German sons of nature, rough as hemp, and stout of fibre as hemp, natural products of the rigorous north." Bat the most important element of all was his unconscious apprenticeship to such a King as Frederick William. The remainder of the volume is occuried with a detailed account of his schooling under these marten, and how he prospered at his father's count, which to him had nearly all the hard. ships and privations of a camp. The second volume, occupied with his stormy youth aid sober early manhood, we mast leave an. touched; war do we reit* this, as it will soca be is the beads of all readers. It will be sees from what we have said that Mr. Carlyles plan is a comprehensive one. It embraces, in fact, not only the life of Frederick but a history of the kingdoms he governed. These first two volumes might be indeed appropriately entitled The History of Prussia from the Earliest Times to the Middle of the Eighteenth Century." The first volume is almost estwely occupied with the rise and progress of Prussia as a kingdom. only a few chap ters towards the and . being emu to Frederick ; and the second only Games us through the early youth ef the hero, while his father still occupied the throne. The narrative terminates for the present with the death of Frederick William, when his son, not yet " the Great." nor apparently with much prospect of beemaing so, had jut completed his 28th year. HMS is an extract illustrating Mr. Carlyle's opinion en the historical meaning of the Reforms- Thm Rehrmatite ins the mat weft at that axiom& e n- Loyi •••willag so • ma Mg semethlig ha Not, at MI se- The lifeor IPradiclelt will egad Mr. Cer14 , 12 beat works, if it deem not 'meet then all. edema chow his ran pewees of might sad de- (Stamped Id. Additional.) scription, vivid painting, and dramatic portraiture, in undiminished vigour. But, in addition to the graphic word-painting which gives to the narrative the interest and reality of life, the present work con tains subtle expositions of dark political problems, a new and profound interpretation of the intricate European politics of the last century, with the keenest insight into the character and motives at the chief actors in its stormiest scenes. SPOR7ING. FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TO TIM IDTTOR Or TER 1:11.111101. 8.12,—A 7 m ir; - intereett4 — km - — for a Fiat Weber Mearkg than that before me it me ks gent for VIM a yew. sad these bung wades d hemerbons await with ths lams, tide will be a boa ef Inissi le w id., Is the thew Aga dick ere. » L anew • =tes des Onderhoh. siwerar bet swede sea a sea r iligmel al Vt l a i stf 111, Asps, grogleg knelt • ae (waded ef Tegendesa T Gay t re pan esil thee vodka Ids kat gams he IA har Naregembs theme Wm I sew* ose VS baked the elle, idea he M t = Tut the =la s : t in shrwes, net ; sane amid stalcdo. he ; sae. mei hes for Thenlay, so there h r seed say al.- - bang .eat.. to Ilk way el i fe. asso ties ail idea smell, d Thwe amojeal • deed hams to dem ast akes far te deel slat esi lest in erellesb ihe Ounetke Swisids hit IloseindeM sel Mdeekos =roil dud edge* thpermedde el • wile k It Us way boa nebbilshad o liect .thin rhea Ise, set yel got hie lasheask et the whim, the thous kwandlen enseadism ft Newish 6 re, Iht Mk in Mid. while in 11/4MIIIIMPIV S rifijot she heath ihveedle, Idled anget ig ateil mil 1 Mks Berk $ yue. it Ba, and ef 3 yd. Tat ab. lel the peel tikaises. mem Mc= Swage dft, beastrds meek hit per king M will be test Ara the these-mer have Ids es time eareises est d frer. es* Wag the amigo Soy mese always in • wisailly : ; bat the alma may he brad ea tW edevesery, deetheigil thaw add thirds ad 'the meek' thherege aessluer-olds an paw. Pear Fiat, 1 ys, M Kb, sow go over • T.T.O. emerge se we as wry yern, as ad also My Follow, 6 yrs, fit 111 b, the thesor, however, king by fir the beet of the two at the Illelete. Triode, 4 pe, 7,1 31b, has she • pea tens el mad ; tad a w old home are to have • Ids,, eft of these way de the dd. • bales lot of y ea add sot ben bed pithd wielsotees other, al d Own big so vary steady thm Malay w hot wltso v a s the Hamorithuss, 3 d Ilk de hat this sasses k a Imp dad ; and it GI; — certain that as 7st 9lb see proved bee ~kg frril up hem, as she Ms always get blew die igetilt " asked." Polly roashare, pay fit 41, sled to possoss oo zZ and boo eel& it daft ent of She way ; ear 3 64=4 gad Lad al Lod 3 yrs, let 61b, oarephd, heavy u sed Oak lemed emir. The Sear cell, yrs, Sit Sib, is * emellag of at Nearmarket, and .ous, 3 yrs, de Whose gal.p waty reodoode oakeolo down at this MMus, ; brat Owe see so may young dos on en equality that I shell let the all alms ad legs to Psis Mu as *sly to hat the iselody of than— k' having only bad as heal sallysts to Mary to taw • deal of booing. The lindeshisi Miles, hr two-necks, T.Y.C., ought to be phis& eery Mr. and 1 dibble but Kent It to ewes Rh Oak w day chases of awash for the Ninth Trisedel, for tssr-yeer-aMs Dish fa; the Onted Dub Micheal. he these-yer-oKs, hafts an squally " good thin kr Toenail* although the id et the Ma& of Lars ban resew bis opposashOsan set warrant its being booked • " entalsty." The Iliad kr twelnew-olds, half • ids, will be the sed k hmentwera to the Mamoru Dodd lisodiod sad the of hawk, flit Mb, Inaba, get ilk, end atra, will be mashed with ism interest, as thigte i t dews as dyes for • shalt Maeda, the two ketradthead having both bides Marystes. Probed% lowevar, am on lib were hem awn Adam did, and beat him quits as salliy,_whia east aside her to de prehread and the Led of the Ilwers, Set Klb. beam se swot hawks an lb bear tests then Wks he get so ekes le br at Gesdarsed, eke tweaks salad that be has say to be ht the lassarar the pishege give Probe& sew tread Them spe mew " eartantisa" in he Wainseisy, it beteg any ensent of tad ter? as. steldsets, llagetko far the Laws Mad tor thump D.L (over two sibs), whist au sr appeesto. sal only ter that could hops to web a roes with her weald be hr stalk compsohn Go-sked, who to abed Mk bated bee, nod 71b sepirter to all the INC The fired" flasks, for twaysor-sids, ariaam Cedes fit some thosemenders of • kik deka Mu thi=r,ygosa altar w hem dowel Nog miter, at to go to Clasheate. ad La Treads may make a dad The Two-y r - old Triennial. T.Y.C., day pekoe a good messes or two Ikea the unkniors Maass ; bat it will mein OM to bast Kayoed.* sad Choke% the haw having dons good work Mace Dentedd being Why by this deo to oppose Kr. Crawfures May Iffy. Friday's h sowedat batsman how tie Angled Baker Madwuter Moldwad. Star Ktbßlise. Lawidegk and Forgrennw bid =goad in the Tbestryr-old I VW= awes ths gat. lees of the Root brag so dengeross to bed Mr. Dods very pet Ids faith is whose aemmw end stadia quakes and fed • shreardr kat Tk. Amid Batas taut be sum* bevy at the Salk of the is. to = lli ad: se the Flat will ad Ms stride. The Rutland for two-year-olds, Masks Cads, I shall apes tow. . Mom terry wad ths Tenetsr she has sled dew fans. onid, be the hot of his so twist to wide der bead at the yoraftftseha es (dos ha seeandkr 600godeses), h Wortlarbethelame alledomentaf hsthiswekt. The Linaget•Aass dM arsted Ole o blowier, set to heavies& The IS gem flaremekke. Is. twayangulds. T.T.C., has seek • sedwele lm asp iel that it I. Mind to task a sehades, the len shows by Olympias at Soakage waking bre Ile beet, to ham Is hw d the adage we likely to pokes sostes6 that they de not man dissedies. KETZOR. KANCHESTRB. AIITI7IiN PACKS.--Serowee. Tui OwrD Brew PLaer (lisatheep) of 10 am. Win we Wm. Half a Wk. Mr. 116663 la y 146, b 7 arlearbar. 17T; 61124 (sr. 64 OM 41.61441 I Mr. Cal Ja6e. 4 Fry TO lab ibbs. fib sant.. (Pritaberdi 3 Mr. W• 6444•4 ammo% In. ht (Ina lab 44461.... 0 = Mr. (kberbe's Allred, 6 114, um 4 Mt. Oebasel Slow, I lab ..... ...if:01666w 6 L. Snowden flw Ahem, ire, Out lb, sad the umber wee pat up, bat the hone dM wet p the poet. Battling 6to 4 age Cheat/we, sto 1 tot Lepton, 4to 1 .pt Allied. A. flee race Is wee was by • that head, a length Warms the mood dad third, bad tenth. Now was beaten a loop way. TIE Two.YZAIL-OLD BILLING &nu= of 6 1110,S. sock each. with 30 added. T.Y.C. (4 Babe.) Mr. J.r. newt Lalb 01 . 1 1 yrr ai r.) la. ic i.M.„ I Mr. r. Marroodre tsdl Mr. James . 4 NNW : 6 to 4 as Lady 3 to 1 apt lade Ohl, 6 to 1 apt ea& of the ethers. Wow by half • hook two Meths Weems the aeon& awl ' • the Deer wee bastes at The whose wee buothed dews to Mr. Wood, for 48 phew. TIIINO/11111N ILITILOPOLITAN RANDICIP Yrrn of 100 ; whiners aura. On sin sod • quartos. Xs. J. Aberlie's Lynn. by lie. 4 ' , l ie lodien Xenon 4 ne,fll Oa ?lb 4L litiZZA4VrigagLabw - ,_____• . *(!= ) , The fiellowlog ono eea * .. .amornow, look jaidsilfLys=" no beasid, , evens Weidskses, 1 to opt rynliss no sows, 100 to 8 ago Woikrbara. illos cleverly by • lingik, very roe Ca = Canna Waldenses was den ; tko others inn at Tkii pool was good all the way. Tao HAI.7-ACILIDIY NOWAY if.A.xploAP et 70 auto. Wieners Win HolLawn*. . _ 0741;;;71.6.17irr. ?lurk, 4m. vs f 1 mi. ir. um. of 11111111•11. lel M. . Mr. Dwromm: d r . Mr. Inhabit% NM It= i Mr. Rides If nb... ...... .....- I .= Mr. Dawn** • .441114 Beam: I te 2 apt • P. 1 WI 1 sot Loa" 4 to 1 eta 440 Leila mil Amid. ♦ dead Mot Mei Ursa sod Loan : ♦ was bui4m two Ilimitlia 644 s the pair. Dacklieg lout : I to 4 as Layton, who woe Ivy e brat. Tx: tictmaT Iluruicar . ot larro. rte, gbh 30 adds& Haif-a-toita (6 alb..) /tr. J. Ohm% Abseil by hobo Mrs, 4 et rie 1 Mr. OM 011 lbw 4 yys. TM Mr. lisorob hos OsWO. 4 yrs, MI6 1 Mr. Mb •Iwobsor, vs, Tot I n ..( I 4 Mx. hash Tht s t&l . os, f • Te allowli Mr. W yrsja 111) ..... If Dada( : Ito Ima OW Tom, 3to I opt Augury. b 1 Dem W as by losigth ; row Mown liselma ti▪ e Now' mil Warlord was Amami of all his tegument. at 1 p.m. os Saturday the 10th Instant. AOMDMIT TO • JOCILIT. Bray. the jolty salsioskd =OS itIA•7, toot with as atuatitt ika "mt aldose sit /may lara. Ho trap Mg laus Is dr Oblypishom _b Sioneetk, glum dos ildErsalos r te' d demi bora • loogoohy. was tiro ses a bs eige Zsisii mot osi= sol or iso *lvies woo eliesisil. as Li was at woe t Z r &"- • ° 1553-114 la 'OPENCE. removed Zia the warm Bs cow Bea fa a precarious am dittos. It will be slumbered that Bray met wtth a 'sme lling Millar sociamt aR atochbildge this ycer. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER. [The agerliks leakage the horns at Newmarket.] 70-110110 W. Tan TRILL nave of 60 son.; for 2-yr-olds, ad 81b ; three, 7st 81b; Doer, Set 7T; dm, Bst 12Th, its sod aged, Pet. The whiner to be sold for 600 more., if demanded, ix the weal way ; if for 1004. snowed 71b, unkes exemption from being sold le dahned at the time of entrance, and hones for which this elate Is reads to wry 10th mire. A.F.—To enter by 8 o'clock Ole evening, ♦alwzarirraxas Od 40 love. sea ; for 2-yr-olds, Set 71b' O me, liet 711) four and upward', 9d; the winner to be sold for SO Atom, i t demential, ere. T.Y.O.—To elms and name by 6 o'clock this .wins. A HANDICAP BIMPSTAILII 0120 WYO. sack end oily 5 It, If declared by 10 o'clock the meek* before reenteg A t m to oz the Wti NW the mooed hone, tar 3-7 r and it T.Y.C.—To CUM end same by six o'clock this evening, end the weights to be dedarel by nine. Three to month in, or = 11016 TEN HAMM! COUNTIES RAILWAY HANDICAP ' • Bwmpishoo o 16 own. each, 6 ft, with 100 addid b 7 the Emma Clematis Railway Company, for 3-yr-oldo and ap lomb. The winter of a handicop value 200 sous., after 11 am., imbuoilm 21, to carry 61b , of say other ▪ snot wolojdo socuroutative up to 81b. The= en mondsabi.) to nob, 24 son. out of the Makin. T.Y.C. (61 Ale et lb 9 7 9 0 . z ...... ....... i 4 11. lkist 47 . •—•• *The ***** Ob WIS -4yon, • • ''''' .." imc $4 NM Y i. - ( - ...T.**::: Tan Beezistmax Brains at 300 sem. ash, h ft, for 2- yr-oids ; colts, est 7lb ; Mee, est ; mob sabsoriber to news three Mill% sad hit. the praises al is. to the pom. T.Y.C. (6 s c ebe in & a : mik lathaisa, ie)> ob aby Wesamblt— Teurtna, , Pim d'dmour, Mayaasher, eh I by Chandelier— oh I Boomerang, Pressibrward, The Gem, Blesimet, Fellatise, Heed Esowledge, Anserbs, Charmer, gr by Cheatkeser—Caneson (deed), aby Ted &natal, or Cowl—ltisad (deed). TanD TRAIL Of TIM Horst TiIIINNIAL PRODUCE /IMES/ 01 10 me. mob, Ix 4-yr-ohlt ; oohs, Set 71b; NM, iles db. DI. (40 Ms.) *Tie tker al Albino, *Media Noon Baystoris, Weatbergises, Keepsake, Colonist, Bel Ohm, Bird la the Head, Bessabel, Mitre, Finny !mss Trektir—iste No BM, Norse, Ay emend, I by Bohm, Beeehant, e Catharine (n.n.), Beata, b I by TM Marry liketenit—Ozonien's dm, Alumna, Jade, Chenlier elminsdle, *Qom of tbe Bast, the Noes, o by Collimation—Men Norm, f Nelbonras—Birthde , Cnf tbattaa, Konflog, •Delnake, Maly, Sir Colin, Id Cdr Qum, Prime of Orsage, Lily of the Vele (dead). o by Bey Kiddiston—olle, by Denier (d d) Noe (desd),Deerdrop (dead), Broad doth (deed), f by Neate—The ee. Tan Cizama DITIZ 111CIMIL Orsini; of 50 eon. mak, far 3-yrokle ; odes, Bet 71b; sad SUM, Sib ; the second horse to ems his deks. A.F. (IS oak.) Milligrew, Cookadoodleties, Tomphilits, •Allapioe, *Melia, The MIMI plea, The Ors Semi, (pad), *Elam Stan ley, Ballad , Anderdem, Knight of Km, Nemidlo, 'No by Colliagwood—Bast. Vandyke (paid), *Forenames, anoine, F.-11. the Duke of Duty . Tl 2 1101P1717L 1111%1111 of 40 SOTO. soot, h ft, far Myr olds ; salts, ilet 211, ; seal tWiaa, tit 61b ; the whaler of Ms July or Chesterfield Makes, at Newmarket, the New &ekes, at Amok the Haza, Lomat, or Molecamb Stakes. at Good wood, the Priam of Welse's Makes, at York, the Champagne Makes or 10 ow. Two Year Old Stakes, at DCIIOIIOII., to carry 9b; of may two of those .take, 911 extra; of su Mbar sweeptakte value 200 move. Meladlag the s ow. Make, and mot Laving km this tea Nubs. to tarry Mb extra; those got by Arablurs. or oat of Arabian wOO% 011111114 Mb; Ohs swear of the seorad hews* to nod% 30 errs. oat of Gm Makes. The last half of Arbil. (23 whs.) Canthe (Mb extra), Bomb" *Coxcomb, Maio, br oby Bay Ml44letoa—fflsm4er, Mir John, •Dra, Guy Fawkes, Dourly Harwell, Gast, Lead of the (3lb extra), oh a by " Zhae the Ffret—Bay CM* Watchdog. Prole (6lb extra ,f by Ifteprot—Exotio. Want, B ran fide, Allegro, (31b ems), Cranes, Beaton (3lb extra), Covaltr. Manly 300, ft . First half of Ah.M.—Lord ItibblasdieWs Happy Land, ,Ilet lllb, eget • Duke of Bedford's Mallbosas, Happy llxrca, 200, 60 k R T.Y.C.—• Boron Eatbitidltilleat- MGM bat 71b. opt • Deka of Bedfurd'a Lomita, Bit 71b. DlArox. 100 fi ft. T.Y.C.—• Lord Coventry'. Jiffs, apt Dike of Bolkats Harry, Set 71b ouch. RITINSITI FILE AT CLEILKENWELL.—YaIuIdIy (Bandey) TOClF=skottly before one o'clock, a ths hap ea the of Mr. T. C. Need. a boot lainufso- No. 12, Pentearlthi-thed, Clerkenwell. The fee wood in the frost shop, • building that extended a seaddwelge Minna into the froth road from the dweillag home. The diseswisy was ride by the proprietor et the *eh JIM as he wee prergaj o te ik rrlre to reth The Ike -I:=l,l'l4"4.lsek la nude and We froat e lg igiwa iress ampiseely dethimed, end the dweliter boon at the teak skl but destreyed. 'T r, wit hoar*, belonging to Mr. carver nth glisr, has also sisstalant otaslderable P g the bag ey renrsel of the faisdthre end to in doing' mad the both doors were ditholietted. Meath& of the soisketates awY sot to as:ermined. Mr. Nod and BTadaa woe harmed In the Pbsnix sad Wastudaster FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD A STEAMER IN THE Tmeas.-0a thesirday Mr. Rerjeant Payne held ea ta ct It. Themes licepiel on the body of Robert who mat lad death by the telling of • boom whilst Mimed oa board the Imperial serow-ehmer, lying la the Thames, on Thursday km. Choirgirl. Bryant, !Mitt at No. 1, SmiWeiplese, WariciDff, veld he knew the thiceseed, who wee Mem' to Mr. lain, Metedme, of Wap- Phi& sad he wee in siliwiniCz y i. the Imps seres-oldp. se made, a t about half -peot tea e Tles dossord wd ithahrg • rope ruched to a visa. While he wee *Oka hl ,the rope the boom it down. The rope wee ~NI to the boom. The boom rash the doomed sit the bait pelt of Quo& TM* ware woke of dm els Meisel Weigle to the boom. The deemed sad the home Men M the deck, bat the doomed was not a moment in Stet radon. The boom was attached to the mast, end re eel of It west lato a " gores neck." Be belied that the boom hod ghee way from the mai, and that had caused it to WI. The de ceased wee Mean la the middle of the ship. All the stock had ler worked eat by the sem boom. The sly way hereld amount for the atthiet was by the bolt being wed 4 set of the reset-bake The area wee Men to the MOM tame- Mealy, bet be sever spoke eftermede Mr. laward 'Vass. servos at It. Theerees Bespital, said the desmend was breed in an Thureday, at kalf-past 14 deb& Be wee salve, bet wes perfestiy themailde Be append to ham sustathed some injury to the heed. He did roe after wards. A postimers etandeatlon bad base made, and • harm Make Mee of the skull would be sundae to ao semi Ise death, bud.. die Wales to the AIM WUBass Stewart, stevedore, el St. Martrestretio, Wesenderater, MI le was strilln bumble th e Mewed when Sr bermited. The boom ss it fel gamed his (witesses) abselthr. 'Be thought the boom had not beim property amared at the imet heed, but he bad sever examined It. The deemed me put late a boat end erveyed to the hospital. The Bey mama a verdict of e Aecelsetal death" Mi. TOWNSEND AND THE STAGE.—Mr. Towns end, late M.P. for Ormewich, hes attracted mewled boom te the Titre ibrizk a tlemzert h t i ring the past weth, by las Plirthelemees of end past The or titueem of Mr. Towered were somewhat surprised on Ikkeday eralig lash by the is that their mother weekl ea the bard. within the borenes which his ma nfased to reproment. The following is • copy of an en sommrt darned by Mr. Lawrence, the pregehow of the Wooled& theatre raragemat hes the *sem to whew . shm, at the swami solicitation of • matercies body of Me Woolwich Mends, Mt. I. Townsend, the stalarat palm I[.P. be Hmeweeteh, Wcorseted to maser ike are 01111 only NI Tuesday sad Wednesday, derillit L ea ...ow ( eser Adv"."lll" ,=& tersoleseed. i. ati=welbeet)--Irlaillel w. 41 4t v e sele 6 1.1 it eemellpeeleaff.l.. & mieeleget feem M ID•411111. TITPTITTO. DOW. iimilloon te•aglortg i $1•1_. Debi, mallehm. TIM TIM •11( " 6 4= 4 Cr ." 161 . "" 1 :411 4.14. I grim TON . p „ .=„=, to pm 00. 0,02000 000 00 1 . .0 10000109 WWI Da to o : date tre l i m sh c.i wtielt. aseme be nelmee me to • dale of Mlm U.( sad TN% TlT• d ar id lol. ;1 1 7 =4 .ll. #7 . a ltwa ral•Tue • MdlObb le ft LT Imare i r=fin. Ph, 4e. ; lb.; • mime email& 110,1% em ton. Ted 40•14014. 01.10110 MO W permileeeeder.—lmee Ds ti•= ma md Co . , IT. isIT•••••••• TADDIP larmem. Itmes. Ca.