The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

/;;;" 6., N ENCSPAPER •1• 4 14 1 • • G• 4 4f1i17 40- S' e ‘‘'Nr• - • !A l' ts, ' • Z. .4 t. A 4 • : .• mrl Wieset. Not "keft..-ee-12 ( ° 10 ).414745 , - 711 - 73 s7T.iss • A rat IV.' • . STact %a mit mit rt% 51 s; m 0.74 e ems • A . . s es kw m lAN IM IBM/ 11.17 s L 3,782.) • LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1858. (Stamped Id. Additigual.) [TWOPENCE. 7. Th• markal hi e brri• Bahr 6,000 to aid- 40D I, at , 60 Drur - MOORE'S AIIIIILALLiNLINE • raw gl o ve, ITDII DINGS OomMfolollo. Ere 7113/7.7"" na... 'lli t es armor. 0. e t OLTLIMI. m heir aeon sot of ran Imo syzipred: .110 /11110Motera .111 bowl ;SI WITT mg 16 mem. THE NEW BRIDGE AT WESTMINSTER. BRITISH ASSOCIAZION 701 THE ADVANCE MENT 07.80LENCB. try. Sir Roderick Murchison in noticing the Caithneet atom amid that their well-known durability is in part to the large portion of bitumen they sontein, which has been produced by the abundanoe of debts which existed at the time than rocks were deposited, the fossil ransdne at which still abound. The bituminous character of those rocks. from which tar and gee may be distilled, was attri butable, he maid, to those fossilised Sallee. Sir Roderick took occasion, in noticing the old red sandstone. to state that the monument to Hugh Miller, at Cromarty, would be com pleted next year, and that at his (Sir Rock's) urgent re gent the statue of the historian of the old red saedatcee will be temlreeild of that material. (FROM OOE SPECIAL worrur.) LRAM, SEPT. 28. . _ . Maeda. in Ur allow C lon was, swiewi e w Winewl ea tims spot aglow +....a Gra ▪ s *maw .ffig rimy the awrkw owlet la •111 ww Ma CC; ail, 49w ' whew wed I.Wwww w, Mink Mks. et, Ts. ot. OW et le 49w N. ; rr 64, Sew Wm warty lo tim i d 149 &paw n' Pam ha, Ses. .-11•71=17 bese ilselt tor mat Mo w . mem mi ambit tails Wag Waged Way lia. Maa: ; 1 Wm. I. • Waist talk. Walla ; Una Walla lad wa, i iz a Hrair rw w ilaw a it e rh.zair! Fans LA rialla La Ems Bak 17a ; w.r Lr Tab I • %AVM OW. Nizaa'a Deem 21a.; IP at soda. Us; r Mar Tvail, Tag, on. drafts. LIR M. 1.1 Lita 4 MN LOO 7,07{ IJQ 1.0, 11 , 4 , 1 . 4 771, 11 ji 11411 WO AV, - 'LW Sae ',LIGENCIL manikalk, *Wel pat ta bin part au the env dm{ Is. 4. tosklmoisi. MA re law . debabe's woo ea bunk boards 04 be raise les it ills sib wilt be rola— Teuriedi, eldi lesia. bi el haserfals GNI env mei— 11 1 WITH. - 4;d7ii. SPA 114 Y. WO 27, M. le X.. la I. W. se screw steamship w Ire N•w Ten, with Mat-boa at As P. a bile M, M am. p sari ppa midi mar lir the swnsr. orti the death of an 90 years of s(•, who The government 3 teas, Capp!. S. Dua rdar. Ilibiama, to ul Sampera•Sepalla. 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Amer...l4 1110 00 .0 . .... a .01.3" a" • _ _ ahem* of /IL my/. le l a i r= “ MA • ~I XI, aloottaillgilge 111. tbs MO 1141114 WM was W• /Age. Wm. 021.101,4• M •fA 140 rad ‘RIAW N lab S. I_,. 011. Af LIN" brit. nor. T. A- 11.1.14 SA. SaaILAAMMA. Am* A. 10 1 A 17.1TrmaT. IYIVNIOWI DEvrrr and MOOR! AUSTRALIAN LING 4 PAM'? 111311.-1“ OOLONG Mirk elliellig do =l6 Mrl hi wily indoor kr cimildrilie wilier sad eel soft •sili rem daimillil. QM Now. SUILAIaI.i. il. 4d2 NM ; 11 . Cen Mail , : 17,1ig Is Ye Ili liLlmelas Delft Sr dip yo onsellwei saummoillialms lor SI. —Sler Imo of tiolibi ei NNW 10117 be DLVITC ari 111 a; 9. 11/111/amiassi Karr sad mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE of PAC[!! PlM—Per POIRT ADSLAIDI. a l ••••• L etr i ll a da ga Zl ismi" VI lris, .111 gai bra • ammadim i l laamallor lb al , diabb :: mirrMOlL —kit of of pm. lo ib• own% am. A. W isi Ok.. O. ; sr le DaVIIT ma 1100113.11.11/0~1. DEVITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of MAW! MIT—Fr •0111.17 /Ow! Dina Mir atheethoth se the lamb et eke . poi L Op u: Meilla=6, a nti ei •I. = eitl i nelthll 1111011. Othairthr ; lA* le Y e elemmtholes kir • tor Weft ththeneee.— " e b terens et - mg r.. X , . T A . IL waLasa. u.. et. llithenle Ow ee mod MOOS.. 11.1MOthetheth EVIYT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1,11011? LAMICIIIRON SWIM W~LII,I,n 1110% 1 1. :11. 3.610er:52 714 ; 11 1.11. larrola TOY lip los bc bolls meilg Mara•TIMEAUP.O.4. " " j[dONDON LINN al AUSTRALASIAN PAMIRS Moab, awl= digs. Mg laNPft .illal &latrerd.6=•= im semi= MOM laisit si r.1 Mem • ....... I • • • .... • • tir.= a '' " . ..V.2:4V — " 'ask '....ami STEAM from LONDON to NEW TOM via W0NV 2 111.715.071 .1 ga & Q la ortr_ ,yam awe.. lied pea Ths Broom Ms mole De eemes Peseee •• Dowd PeemLONDON le IIIiXIS Teni, ise DM A -- / Om Al: Sees& A : A. Isiera relh adn i t rsszpidz :12111 kW& PNIMMINIMIIIa Uhl IMMO WINO FS LONDON le NOTTIZOLN weerreeofte./Leleera Week*. 21 6.... . r a re emir. leer —Na. Us. ea. lieleme flolel k '1111.1.1141•Z:=1MI11112::=7„,ar. TEAM to NEW YORE DIRECT, wad tho *earprodo-ta nolo to Oro& Woo..—Tbo WV =POOL. l PH ILADIMPUIA 1171•11-1111IP 001IPANY alkele folvotorod. Iwo mow slimo4Ops be= to iw TOIL as follow OP 11OLTIMO/11.. _Ao_oottoo OM OP WASH IHOTOI Woloatior. O. W. Goa elsoutoo Wohoottoo.) ow . WWBI twoolllL A t d . 101 l X eirsio. loomilmo to Ow molookodo• =no I N n a lodo ldml Z Ike U IMO:toll ll trookod Woo* IQ my illigi Erre IT IMIL BATIS " Maiglara:lfOllZlllt 111.. VANDERBUIT EUROPEAN STEAM SHIP_ LIM ra 0wr ,,,D,.. /a llll DWI MAYO. Ivo 00Namoma or Ti. vAap,,,,t•t i Cassin A LIFIT/La jo ir WWI UN r -; fte : S ibs ilSaVakilillw ' ATiZ finTO a Ob sztra. lime 00 T Mail . a ... .............. WM. pv . Tlo store onowarA .01 Tn. a ~SI 00 VISOk 111.1 — ea — mond Om laird diga, ili. Pm cob _Sem Ws. Owg an 0.401: nowed davi‘ JD, En: 1000 & z ybab.2! s ow the i Ze Okuidl : . : .a.. ....... muib. Nam med F rrisH am WORTH MOHICAN ROYAL X * WAWA! s jitilwirair ib". bi ll tog I. sad 11011 TON. 10.• Ihrook 0 ALI l't I to GM weirs i roa m bor waft no Mowing or Who 00.1. on : • RICA. fro TOIL . r ~ m i g ..., zrargi , . 34. rromm. tootoifti doo•001 pra1r ..... 011•0 ipmemiss.""Vrilluist —arTrir. serrime. andi. a loorts• so= Tog i orma s. : •I.d. i .OJ. 0- pal anlss; IL Tat ; IR 06011. MA II 0,11 . 010114 1 P OW J. Ilistio. ; a D. l itte. Vim! W ATERFORD, ILDIERILIC, owl SOUTH sad a 2. _ D Latlr I=ii no W d DM Do afts isdlwel a V i g 4.0 p.a.. Dm oil a a be 11.41 mum led able MI aim W a agegel Tre r 'a ws lot NY .of 4 .... r4 1 :11 NM SW& oft ; awl of 1•111. lie riltarle.• le• taIIIMINO. . Die abe reidas• t ONDON and NORTH CIIITA? &ICC IUfIOY bum • CS Writ, 1•01 LIVILIP0( sirsivabodar. es Taal.. WC 1 t imam) • M. Saabs si . d . &sort 1 i• a. Wanlogio• wive 1v g ano id . si .. .:::::: . I •) ab ... : I: - II 0 WRSTRRN RAILWAY. I LONDON bp NODDIeSIINLD. M. es SATURDAY, Oesefort re Lens Tun% OCT. l a.m. • • ....... - - ••••••• • is •r II U •............ ItIB b• • VI U • ........... • 1 IS U ••••••• • • • pm. tasks 11=} !VI" } • U - • ifial . MIS 1111.10 Mina mama. Coruna Caftlega. MI 011111 rLW..,i'iwea;i6:4.:: 111 _ ~...- .. It fixam sgs ainamolaa. awl an oily mums, lay Ike aeon letrigic the Camay'. sank or tlabila and ac t s *MIL wITIVa. Maibtaaa Chaleasm i tirnialaw lipa IL INS OMB OMB sad PRASCATI RAILWAY COMPANY. lIM.MT SAWA INTININOT ea dr lid, of Oft i t I. mares Os id id. Ned 14 OLASNIN :r i m d dr ides Olodiale die. Naliddili dtrr si Ms iNisis of Ms aim rm so lis Is OAK Op oar. T. now a tam a.. ft Or Ideas AIWA MOB Maws OdAile ail. VIC of DEPOSIT. Eslablithod a.a. 1814, •••••• of ai r tl6 l l/0 1 :51ft• •••••101 le tormala• et the Orli of Dipml• Iry Milk • bie r•i• of laiirea my robiebsi MO am* ••••1•• no Is Awn W tiaik Mlrt 1110=0111.1=1 DINNWL rums Ilr wooled ••••••• sso awe al ..g.......e. TeEAST INDIA TEA COWEANT, the ma Ono Itilorril.• tam Irk am argerpooket. &MM. ••• ilkat maim& WV llam a Cfeellarrir -112 ...‘ s i °orris rlbWorry aslld. Iltrome, IP. Over le Mardi alisposeaffiess. d L%. MOWN'S WATCHIB.—,' Th. qualities et his ar.ollaweremml osend Spaine- _Si "Ile moo =billed loss .06.www. One mopes Nee he ow " Ileria% mar iseldle la So Milan "= "1 .• le yr Weiss: MILOS IMNI Nil te gm Mt sr =TA' liZt..4" - ta jl E ll42 '. 6 " 4 ZHE Erre suceraid Arida seer hum la tip ACTro a tti=ra l l& d. ..e= tarszl:i 'ft.. Mier roar. WIFLZ.no Masa i. im. orrommirjes lanalog" r• liolowls et Li = bye et imam IA AM* • jsziewmaity . Fras balas4 ago wwis of l i r=s7= l E sAd 70, : e tt l e i A IN C I ittt p rowdstrraihne= ImoZ i rd lareas.' ice. ifiU ?TUBE 11.-211hR4r1 Loewe paling. 11/111/TIM 110041.011 Mel meeeme Mee ft raerm il treet= =•• enuMmene el MIMI a. Mr meet a seed meam...l6. Me edema Is ewe Naiad: nil 4 Wllie. Wm were Mks l. An 1.J....the me demean dee le neer be deemed. mere be emelerte e * ripaive Meer may be Md. owl de Tram lerwardse try ebeemease me el e bedy see dire babe Me lope rev. er. WHITS. M Ilk Inemdnlf. Thabincla hem ea IN woe reirdek sad • Mule s• wit •••• 'oda. OW. rTHE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. OAIMOII—PISPITCAI. 11.111107101—Dr ia tIOD na: IrlMio *dr lIIIIMMAIIIat to leasobrot: lailopoil.l.l Sr oilaboattoot no *II le *IWO I. 6 = Wm law oliffirt a PittPollY AL Iji IMO Nowt d Clorry. to motto Meek WAsEls. hotrio. and lbso et Ito. 21. goodolono. sad soot of 6. I. 1b00t.4 . 11erobiot: Jo* Ham We et le It all* mew Ur Arm of lamb oat Imo. so • : IN Jobs Orro Hoot et No. It Dokootoult. lo *oft troot p arLlTl te.771E1 NG. an 1.14 e t lit . anssilinied br DM sod Nortok. to baths ill mom Oro* lob* ft soioliod os.* otiotostio lotOollia or *Mr lobo. to toproont Os flookt* aid by Des awl Narita. men Os porky * Oft Moor? Pwails. I. KELLY, railaWlellalatier, N. Lloosia'sioldiL Lesies. IAIJIIIII,IVII OP XI. °HALL= tiA/ Alla GU 01 Timm ROYAL P INCEBA'S THEATRE. Ilmaw, WILL Oral as 4411171171 AT 0, Ooloborl, arflio MOO of DYING LO L To be lollomoi X ? Or V13r1014 ad& lbw willbofoolmooll fortolosi. owl am madman for Xs footolulaa of lioftgoool Tsui* el • 011 X, •1114 mg be mini is libarbe. O. U. 1101'3880R WILJALBA FRIKELL.- 1041121M-POLUSIO MAW Wirriliameeemel. 4IWO MO P ILLUeIOWL Woe mee I.a Is47l72l;tcnivr M Weis; lea M Mell wee b embemes We IL; we% 116; am* lbeire. le. Phew be weererl et PeMerwMe Mr. 111MbeWe bona Mom . U , OM lkokeraell. Nal TU. 1AM2413 ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, w. to mud= awl toommout WO. to ocoossies with . " twk= , winqess. "" :". am — psi In se Os nolliPt et mi.* dsoll& EKG HOBSON begs to tall the attention d andmem le lie saw AVIVIIIIAL as Us. is : Aegis Peddia OrMa. Noollors MIMI. MONISM... laohei4drall. UN. NSW ROM. Ibis day M T LAD Y. A Yale of Modern Life. lall in& Labs : Salla. NNW. aril Oa. 81. Omaha hyp. N. • EIPWRIt e ra Or i thrtOTAL two. 14AVY. By w. 0. L 'nay. Wilb Mhos by Ors 0114 T. 161111161111: W !Wry sad La. Wani Wm& GII If LIVINGSTONE; ar Thorough. Lawlea: Ms W. Mat and Ow Wet Skim& SIB EDWIN LANDBRER' B adebrated Picture et lap arms 1101( HAWKING—a hanaadind nan•A as • law ann W W. via nays wart of an. asparlar 'maw. la *..l as vla reasicp• at NATIADAY. t —Pan at as Nnwinnt 4d. Oran amid Is Imaidlina gins le In Aeon Ma. la. Om cot 44 Third rbORPULENCIG= I tirrigW SELF DIETARY '‘.l MILL 4A W. Noma. U. R. O.& • mutaldimpcmy. aid by A- mot Y Emm, 41. Tmktooolmrom, Pimlico, &M. r e reallAßu 11 " ....r° of Ii geOTIOR I Mag hetet of Peco l zeztre the nee proollew, lee japertrot fhookei Melo la el elke /11 k Leases. N.D. 'thee of Yr Oellm el Pleeldeelollele hives Miles le the Mob Warn Ma Miaow of the ha Abk tall OM Maher lea IL. ♦ Tetlita ... llll oak . 1 . 111.11 oed D el le 111•11. . s,—' eee liteterto. MUSIC. CRYSTAL PALACR.-lIDLLE. PICCOLOMINI'S FAREWELL CONCERT. However criticism (or hypercriticism) may qualify Its rases at " psi of the pabbe," hoe bleb perks Is popsies favor, is this =Wry, wee eslBcfestly attested by the crowds whir wen started to the Crystal Palace yore day by As asswasessest of FL:colorist's last appraises pryers. to Ler depriarge Sr Merin. The public antinsims rams to hare undergone no abate ment since Use onset ke which Piccolotnini created cc bort Bret eppearance et Her Majesty's Theatre (May, 1866), as Violists, in Verdre Le 21 , doidda. Her subaequent hope senations hare lociadsi lisais, In La 1414 del Begyisaas ; Narban, In Don Pavia& ; Lod" I a Laois di Liwunerowir ; ie Dow Giodarsi ; Adlra, fa irAsserd; Seammok, in L New di Ayer sp; Anis, In La am medieda ; Aries, fa &We Behessise Girl (Italkaised) ; and Latisa MOWN in Vire s opera of the semi man. In all ira., she his 111111111 MOM at WO successes!, sears have re cemisd on sash oereden, ad criticism would now, therldne, be mg only spenwcfstary but out of piss whma taking Ism ef • pot porgss laveerite. - . ihstarday wee not • day which older ordinary cesditione WSW have bees Axed on for • hohday asenrsion, big in spite el " bleak. seepleiona, threatening donde," visibses bum aft bo annals la the Crystal Palace; sad hag Woe the esminauret of the concert every met walk mod seirmlra was occupied by vont waters who mos tope blast dr Let minim of the deputing favounite. Del so gm As sinsapbouk ties bright way ef lean' diewses, end tie MI brlghher laces of the weir tes, ward to mks a wariii• is • shady pima." The following was the pninara Ihediled for the occasion: I =hi " SIMS *WSW (U 1ihu41444 B. B.lra. M86.2%6 4 im e r .,t.g. annem, V avu, ley_ . y eg tb i'aCM•Dl4Ms. hover pleb" ' Of& =t . tie sod • ..... ...... ...... . • De/6M I. o =l l .l=g. "" IL . 1111•11110 MU& 1. is•sav rami• I siiiiiiiii * iiii . a:iimiai 2"1"11. .., awe I. Art% "1 . aiiii *** i i i iiiiii i i i iiiiiiiii - air 4 T= . - ,= l ,;j a le iollad ii*WiliiCiii6il ilmwe ' a .. •a.._,,. ..enar - Uiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. 111.1.1 & 2 = - ei; dl4 . iiii am lir; L itils: i ii Dal" 11. Mel si a rkiiii: . • Viift It will Is ewe est dray was we amity of any kind, the *cep asealsiliy sslosekse feels the repertoire of Her Modesty's That% Theseerames at Pionolosauti was hailed TIM load sad porisegeb mime which was mewed oa test te-eppewsace. Bbs was is exoellent voice, and am i r ebb tbst arch good-basour end genial wielding. end* palmy' wore than her wore vocalisation, Mew saa. demi hr sesb ea universal favourite. Signor Gine/Hal was dee eery warmly emceed. He, Ilk. Piccoloreini, is about le Mee e s; his destination, however, being Madrid. . - Time were various ewer« during the morning ; among elm% Bettis itemansa wee re-densaaded, when, however, ttlpmr Olusliat substituted (wore Eikroties) the popular atr Ease the Thwerors. This scamps wes followed by Piccolo wiled, w►o, instead :of repeating t' Tarsi amino,•' save &Ws air, t. I timing that I dwelt to marble halls," sing * the Lelia% teat with remarkably pure scant. The arm% which began at three &cleric, terminated soon after Eve, whim Wad numbers of those who had bent heating swat swede ought the more substantial repasts which are podded by Nam. Sawyer and Straw, and the clatter of phase sod gismos, sad the gingko of the dinner amanitas, encoded to the dying echoes at the farewell wan et Diocnx LOXDON.—Act axehaap of pre fer mate lee team pros brewer the Be.. J. J. Toortood, rester et 1111. Andrew's, Berra, sad the Brv. H. 0. & Urea, reeler of Kirkby Oreetlows, Yorkshire, sad the vipeortad ratlines will, le the deem d the meet tw oar Yeas were, leave their rrldpstere aeogroyetior to aster opus Irk "E ms~" Sae. Jobe Beek, curate of 111. Jobe the Everrelisl, Werriester, hes Area prorated % I L. Deb, Beeliensh se the rectory of Sc. Gawp the * Cbmgweriseb, Isms by throe rwerreslioa at the Pew. W. ea burs pus s. Use rotary ot Illoargesrworke. Jeri G. Hubbard, Beg, • go i t h rter tja a I Ilse Beek of Rapfksal, dm commenced the erection is wow awe. whildh I • to met 10,0001 , in Beldwilie-pleo• • deritre Hadley ddr pariah of St. Anthem Holborn, sad hes asseireed the Irv. T. Healy Ball to to the Bret tower beat, the rev. gwersria, acrd the emereoden of the cereal, eras as erre et Ilt. Andrew, Roams, et • stipend pre- W the raohlessos r re gentler/a at mime ed. =- pore tbeshoroh is to be built end soor..a. Tu Fria ON VIZ LONDON AND NONTEI-WETIMIN RAILWAT.—At the Nert•etrest &Was et the Leedom sad North-Weelera Estlvry. Birmingbeem, tbe wow sew ber of WNW tor dar Psobtalt_arentrlt simeaste el no bow don If& Ow tar ar-don by bre at belt-beli ea tin Treat Wiry bus, treat aturbow boo boa by tie Wed= OW bee tam MI Wisp re toy ; the Uwe peel rod Ideatassorr treas. tell* vosally rend ern the Tom Vary. Metre eessequease lathe eeideat, ewer the New WM, Mg" awl se three. b Gabel intim lammed *awes oh tar port of do mil date bee et emu era woos fry, bat sot the elichem seer I pp Ms ha otcooinoL—JhrollyAmo Jormai. 1 SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TIIIIIDAY. THE TRIAL PLATO of 60 RIMS.. for 2.-r-am. and up truth. The whtner to be sold for 600 Nova, if demanded, tint ; If fur 100. allowed 71b, salon Inemistith Lea bac sold la clothed at the tints it Wreath mad harem for whisk this Math is made to cony 10U) ann. AS. (1 taile 2 Am. yards.) m at a tthatteatieu the ithwitalaw ! tri6nedebA . 2 . 7 1 1 4 s 1 1:: It Ittlr t 4f SLITS itili i ) a in llb ....11 . AN) i 2 t ia 4 CaTilak. r antl4l Cbk Ai iiliiii . . C .r. CZ 4 also —Tame Dear, etepiston, /Vag of &nth* The 1 Deign :2le 1 apt Odd Trick, if to 1 apt &epithet, 6 le Ima eget Xb of fisallthenth HairabUtr, Bto 1 egat Wasp Bey. • Ind batt vilk lais Well isi Ear - at-Law ; M a ley was fret hat". NM the two, Ned Odd Trick • hos Few, Boy ; Tame Dew the IM pme lf.thuf Stapleton seven th, and The Ilid W. inth, DWANE Heat : At the Duke's Muth 676 los bil ea Asts4a4Aw; at the limb. poet 7 to 4 wm = Ibillife4teasit47:inertekt I" _ p7 a bli a . toodiogo ve ril. NM ibe home, 111th 14.- otooo dabs which b a d "=2 up et the 111 " bunt of the leads," mid the lad fall et Ho was unhurt. Ldp Well took a dear leap owrr the ehelee, but her rider amithithal his wt. Ow retarabg to anis ea etthelien wee i pw ftillpelen .ed The Bak. so *era thst hog s tr ow : th - Tainitpat the thew isomilatoly e rtits( the tow. mad decided in favour of Tin Low. HANDICAP SW SSSSS ALIO IWO MIR oak sod 501y . 6 ft if tisolorod. Ito., to so to the wow of Go otorott Immo; for fair Ws NA woods. T.Y.C. (4 Woo 140 pmts.) (6 tabs., 8 efAssa pay 6 sew. h.) Dabs et 1•11440 =pm by Ilmasisa, I pid nt. e l 1 ks& Ithamsetha Iran 4 yn, MIS far. TA 14 I 2 SIIPSPOSWIW WI 744 7lb .., .......... .(1 daswilial 3 : 4to 4mot . 9 to 4_ opt Qom Lily, 6 to hipt Woo try bolt s ha" but Mkt Mkraa. KOJI h. T.Y.O. Dyke 4==2 . adober. Ibt lab by MI 11b three q t6to 4 fa Iliatatate. Ant way by three (mows of a lapel. To. _By icon loom g PIO sm. oak b ft, for 3-yr-able ; colts, eel 7115; fillfea, it 40b. T.T.O -- ; . i . 6 . 4w1ie.) br f , wAte.d m y tawrard's Marmara. le Tadflonbas. Saa 4.l. b 1 li Amor*. egt Ilb . .. .. . l by MiTcilL 100, h ft, iiiitii.6i. ts.c. Day d Dellints Harry, Valour W. 1 iwi-i fi rtT.on Harry, who we. by two ksigths. TO AN COUNTING RLILWAT HANDtekl, a eweipatakes of 16 eon. eaok, 6 It, with 100 added by the Rasters Counties Railway Company; whiners extra; the iwoostd o..s to d mad itaugw ve 26 t aors. n. otit hmin ci tbei ge.. s*kill w w.sh.thatT.Y.C. (62 lubl i .) Is flb Ily. Z. IL X*oll ail * Oilerreed, est d Osay. 3 r) Ibt lib (1. Aelsm.) 1 rlnss AMlT Elara inits ilak s.4l" A b yn, i.iiii•RV 4Yottnanna) The Mewing also was :—Peter Flat, Sly Fallow, Abram, Asthma, My Moos, Gourd, Lord Berl day, Dumfries, Iteliboma. Bettfag : 4 to 1 apt The Sneer colt, 7 to I age MelibranA la to 1 we Lord et Los, 12 to 1 seek Animas, Pete Flat, sad Orem* MOM 7 spine L Trioolor, 20 to 1 Me 40 Yrnmes Bea sad I nd 25 to I apt Gourd. Abram, triter, Yermer's 187 a, 74 buns, the Dam oat, Wader, Ely Mow, sad Peter Flat formed the front reak, whisk is. la peter eras latelwa7 to the cords, where it spat, sad nil romonen Ste went on with the had, Moira! by &am auk ad IWasker, Count &abysses colt vim* *ye* by eirwturfte• al a length, the mead baselea ths MIN by • amps sod a hell, a neck between the tided rod Milk sama Mesas* Iseress the fourth sad ash ; Mama, awl Abs. beaded the mat lot. Tba lad three ware Animas, Gard, sad Damfriee. Tim Hot nut. Drains, at 40 nem eme, It ft, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Bst 71b; Mr, Set lib. Certain watts, sad &Lowestoft. The seared le remilve 'Oases. cal aitke stakes. Lest half of Ab. Mile. Three tarlmis, 217 yards. (23 subs.) .z. r. Sob**4 *Wok by Ilkonsbater. an Illb Ow eth az ( 14.41).44.4 1 Ls* AllattarySatt SM flub arab ral Yr O. illasakA 114111tb lato Mb es) i 111. J. ewers of lim Hatter. Mt lab il i a a sl 4 Wit . Milt on. .. aeon M 1, 4 14 , 1 4 . .............: " 0: : .• Is 2 apt Atisdas, 3lel mg Ytshader. T tri I amok sea Csatias sad CRAM, 8 to 1 sash apt Lard al the Maw sad Alleys. Arlisibare made MI the and von by • Magee, a auk i between the semi sod two between dm OM sad fourth. an 01411 D DV= lITCHABL STAINS 01 80 OM. each ; Ise 11-yr-ells ; state, let YE; Mass, Set Eh; the second to save his stake. A.F. (IS a lt.) letr4 Dunes Temagillba ba laaattaw. Id Ilb Ilthasall) 1 latd_ll6o Kale* of Xam. WM _ ___ U. Darr Mr. livitt 'lr * F . r i l l a w .r. 6 .7!rn .... n 41=1 i ft err i. Owawlen ., ..... e. s a B .I A g : = i : Belem : 6se2 at 7 le l p 1 say other (cifered). !manatees led to Ohs Bathes, whore Tozophilue took ap the rassilag, sad war a make by a Imply about Dee harks Maw= the mesa sad third. Feramtnam sad Ethiopia were dose together, well twirl* the tided. Tam YaAR OP TR' NlVril YRIRNIRULL PRODUCTS arenas of 10 son. sack, Isr 4.yr-olds. D.I. 2 sass 119 yards. (40 subs.) pm. mewl Mel la the Rand. 42_40faatabar. tat Mb ()14 1 t r . 4 l. W . l'o P arl it eir n Ortis t 2114 ttt nt ... . :: ::::: ::::::: . .:11E ■ 1 Ma antidotes la* MI 414 4 Bertha 2to 1 apt Bed in the RearA 2 to 1 apt it Colin, 4to 1 emit eget each of the others. Won by a hark sad a half. bed Wed. The " October" wtlsae at Newmarket were never more sacuterhaly inaugurated. simply of sport—whech was increased by a dead heat—was most abundant, and the nabs meted the theater Interest. The ameadance of °Dra- Mwee unusually Imp. A warm but dowdy afternoon ooed the agjormeat of the spectators. LATEST BETTING. CESARRWITCH STARES. 12 to 1 apt The Happy Land (t) 30 to 1 English Rose 100 to 1 Greed Storer 100 to 1 Bed-ta-the-Head CAMBRIDGESHIRE STALED. 15 60 to to I 1 sget TheeAnolent Briton Etat at am Tries. NEWMARKET RACES Tam DAY.—NW reef. The Newmarket at. Leger M ens deka. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--TtrZaDAT. CISAILIIWITCH STALED. 100 to 11 apt niters (t) 14 to Happy Laud (t) 30 to Urdsehand (t) 100 to IWO& Rom (t) 100 to Roam Caudle (t) 26 to Malacca (t) 25 to Itealua (off ) 30 to diremd Secret (t) 40 to Qaeaa Beta (t) 40 to Jolla (t) CLIIHRIDOBBIIIBII STAKES. 12 to Apt Bleiteh• ot 311ddlette 14 to Iguanas= (t) HOP InTiLLlOttiCS—Beat—Oar returns from • ....d atria* he Ms post weak Warm as that in minty pints the plebs Is Milady compisisd, and that in sow ethic ppm& k tam drank( to at and. Of isans no mikado animal s am as yet be knosd as to the modem of the year, th. thin armors to tor a immoral astraarranco et opining supepts alp is lighter than boa bum Ihmtittl. Irk at oar serrospoodsats speak at lb* dightllal imam isperlatased daring tbs whale period at . Oss Ina Braarety, sod mask kg hem yams' modems, asp : ' I hake moor known so a moon be ti. bapplorg. Oar brim have sot kit a skits kw from she ideas at softy weather ; as the Makers have bets Mk to stand toffy day at kW Mom Hero as mop moss& oar mitt Lsti t z a sk, sad orr i t a g : m ks ... z a inng ean tirlo r math?: Its scam =rrplissa dm hops, it is amid, ham wand cos starably hors veratin. Ind that they had brooms vray brawn bairn they amid be moored. earn sod Barmy. —Tbs ports tom awns ecietutlee ate geasauDy ninth, to Gast above eras trom Kam Noah ot rho orop is ot auperier quality, but in many please tho hops hays bola amok diotokand, and lo soma nisei Wand by lawns. Those that musk to bs peeked, it 19 added, MD be but a marry asap* sad ere sot likely to be of meek mks. Wormoor —At oar marmot hop Srb is Monday war 1,000 packets of sew growth were pitched for sale. Tie slumber at posits.' pared ever tba yob& meals wee 779 man sad 63 old. There were ale 107 sew sad 31 old weighed is Saturday. Consoor,, : Interior -aryls. rt o , t o 45..; middling to Am, doe, to alk. ; photo, 00e. te dia. and db. pron. Duty quotsd, 180,0001. —girth /ammo ()ammo._ CONTIu Cr — P*lC= OF W0M101782 Suerim.— 'Mb Board at Oardleaa al be Herres Urea ban carved bre aerreste be Ohs Newly of pardons and *bar articles far Ohs eradas Wilma as the arlermatieral Wu% the prier big a greet vedoeties ea base babred et die tire Let year No. 2 Scar, U. Us. pie mask; burbeve eLata.meet, camareici et ebb. Amer, kg et mean phew, AS& amil made et as bed *es sea boss. sad 'MIMS at walla molars. b. U. plc is.. of ; bp and Arlo, la. b. par Am; asps tee, fa ed. per H.; tow, U. air owl; lid Calk bast. 41. Oa per wt.; pad abseaa, sl.7aid. per aft ; boss. X lb. Per wt.; Id & dd. per era ;Is barley. IS. per ewe. ; pert bar*, lb. ed. par owl. hadb. 26. re Mobil; PPM rm. es. Plc brad , power. 41. pr be; sap. IL b. sad U. ba pee era ; os. oar, Welland, lb. per ice ; sob, II& ed. re shak The unsightliness of " Old " Westminster Bridge makes everyone anxious for the moment when its young and graceful successor shall strip itself of its Foment mysserions hoarding, and at lam unfold its beauty and utility to the public gaze and occupa tion. A perfectly novel and oourageous conosp tion respecting the new bridge was, that it should be actually constructed on the site of the old one while the other still remained open for traffic; and at this moment piers are bang completed and ribs are being thrown across, while the human tide rolls incessantly over head ; and the great intercommunication of north and south London goes on without interruption on a platform so to speak, under which the piledriver, the blacksmith, sad the mason are working inces santly night and day. The works of the new bridge were commenced in 1853 by Messrs. Mare, of Black well, from the designs of Mr. Page, and continued for two years in the hands of that firm, until its bankruptcy brought everything to a standstill, and two valuable years were subsequently lost in a red tape interregnum. Mr. Page then took the work in hand himself, and with the powerful aid of Mr. Harris, his chief superintendent, got more work done during the last year than would have been doss - in six at the rate maintained by the original sestracters. At this moment the abnt ments of both sides ef the river are ossapiete, four of the sin pima in the bed of the river ere also in readinses to receive their iron sciperstractare. Unlike IL Labeylle, Messrs. Page and Harris have prepared sure and solid foundations. Immense piles, shod with iron, have been driven down deep into the London clay, which forms the lower bed of the river ; these again have been cased in solid boa, and the enclosed space and interstices have been filled with concrete, on which rest the immense solid granite blocks which form the stone founds tiorie of the piers. The masonry is carried to a foot and a half above the Trinity high water mark, and from thence will spring the graceful iron ellipses which are to form the arches of the bridge. In obedience to the condition of construction, which required that the old bridge should not be disturbed until the new one was ready for traffic, a longitu dinal section, with a breadth of exactly one-half the final lateral dimensions of the bridge, is now com plete, both in piers and abutments. The iron arches are in coarse of construction up at Battersea, and it is expected that in March next cabs, "buses," waggons, and bipeds, will be rolling and running over the finished half of new Westminster-bridge. Too much credit cannot be given to the engineers for this bold and original mode of oonstruction, which reduces to solid reality Swift's caricature of be ginning to build houses at the chimney-tops, while it realises an immense saving in avoiding the expense of a new site, and allows the enormous traffic of the river to go on without the interruption of a single day. The near approach of the time when the bridge will be partially thrown open to traffic will of course heighten the curiosity of the public respect ing its details and the accommodation they may ex pect trout the completed structure. We shall inform them, than, that the new bridge, of a graceful Gothic design, with seven elliptical arches, 'soh flattened at the crown so as to allow a clear view of Sir Charles Barry's masterpieos, will start on the Surrey side from Stangate, sweeping away in its course the block of houses that stands on the western aide of Westminster-road between Stangate and the river. Ascending by a gentle gradient of 1 in 64 to the centre, where its ex treme altitude will be nearly tan feet lees than that of the old bridge, it will cross the river with an extreme length of 1,208 feet, beingst e 108 feet less than the length of Waterloo-b ridge. On the Middlesex side it will sweep western side of Bridge-street, leaving Palace-yard entirely open, and thus an urban picture will be obtained of striking effect and palatial magni ficence. It will have a breadth of 84 feet 3 inches, being as nearlyeui possible double that of the old bridge, with a fiagway of 10 feet on each side ; and it is needless to point oat what advantage this in creased space combined with the comparatively low elevation of the roadway will oonfer on the western traffic of the metropolis. Sighteeekers may then stand on the bridge, and, leaning over the tasteful balustrade with its trefoil deoorations,decide for themselves whe ther Sir Charles Barry's work is a failure, or the great architectural triumph of the country. One thing they will be sure of, and that is that the architect has taken good care of the Speaker and the great offi cers of the honourable house ; and they will probably be surprised to find that for the former space has been found for a garden of about a quarter of an acre in a part of London where ground is worth at least a thousand pounds a foot. But we shall have to wait about two years for the completed structure, and in the meantime mast avail ourselves with thankfulness of the facilities for riverine transit which the ingenuity of Mr. Page and the skill and energy of Mr. Harris and his subordinates in the work will have provided for us. There is one more fact respecting this great metro politan structure which must not remain unrecorded. The original estimate was 240,0001., and it is now confidently expected that that sum will amply cover all expenses. 0, si sic mole ! FEDERAL UNION OP BRITISH AMIIICA AND THE I s vracoLorriAL RAILWAY. The Hoia. 0. B. Carder, Primo Minister a/ Canada ; the Hen. Jobe Roes, President of the Oman ; and the Hes. A. T. Galt, Inspeetor-Oemral, arrived at Liveroool ia the Africa, ca Sunday last. The stay at there gentlemen in Inglied is limited to ix gogligd emblgrbich plied they will discus with theme govemerat question of the males at the British North Itherican pr.vineas del the " bar selmial railway," by arm of whisk am emlbeees line et midday, ems 1,200 mike Y ledthdt, wield ma from Heiden to the eetreme thee et Tigger Illemla It b imbethel that Ithetre. 0•1. thir, Base, mil O.k blend the to by helms Mr Buda* Lytton a seheme they hem termed, by width the railway can be easadell Mom the peladat wasters willeat of Canada, threegh BM* leallery, to Gebeatia. TRe mars this emir Jew atheitheell the mai amenity beseam The billow mirth by the snail of this week= the thelblitli Umbra gold regime May de ad weed, a Reparlease sad raise those et his and Oath lathe. Theirealy also with China tibia Lai Lila the Pot mbar,* emlieled, opens a bill be *annum sed poniard biasearee se gigantic the Geed Bads area at awe tab the regthille steps far &lag the best awl meet esemakal memo Ile thetbramee eagive, etherwies w shall he lispiskil Year samaras as we were be the first WWl rembel of the treaty, to sack heelatealadies me MOM Imp ellesole give as T his Has of railway veld lee rile the wed= at postal oonsimudeiden with Rafts- Ha and the whole deb' west ale of the Antillean ceatiadat, both malt mad math. By the new " everimi " route, torla fa Leedom mold held personal or postal iateroverse with he Vivaria of Vameaver la fifties days, sad with her Victoria OW Kong or of Australia In some soma sad kregt7.— • lane. BlNOlnart INIIIRT PROM THE STEM or A PIPE. —Aa aqua wee held bat eight at the Westritherir Hos pital an the body of Witham baba, a aermager at the HOMO Guards, aged 48. The decimedi woe seameleg from at the her of the Dube of Oedemas Heath Priem& there, smakieg his pipe, whoa sem men who wee great aaeoyed Mee, sad he meted the brim te mews Mee. The bertha, la sewing to his essilsme, Naga gP tha Mgr OW* estate whisk struck the pipe leteseed vie mobs', sad forced the eel at the wow lab the hook pat of the rat ef his eseath. He did not say math shoat it, bat • day wr two alter complained of a pith at the bated LA nook. He wee tam to the lospltal ea Saturday, and died the merit day. The serge= dspeod that the canes ot death wee alehiFieelt Freasees, aeesientesi by the Wary tree the pipe. Varlet asesediegly. TEE WAPAMTICE AND THE NON•PATIKEPT OP LOCAL hares.—At the meal weekly aterfing of the mar bars et the Woolwich Load Board of Praifik held let ethilithltr. T. Merges the chair, • Owe was reed tram the retherkles at the ar om as, te the OM ersertheg le the of afthejadial fib Ogthg Beath la the ere " Beer v. thaert," ail velidates eseepai sashay v e y the a mermeet werimeapt boa bed eerie, and that seesegess* the feast emaimad merle far =Pothi by la heal ta veered to end wielthaie be the bath al he path. Mr. Magi helm barmaid • yeast edibles et the sagletretes Cheeses, la which eedme aweasde tor payment et such ribs, wrath that pre ellefibth be takes before the pike segiezelles to the re , array et the retes in qnsetios, which, hales beta asembed, vas anima* agreed to. The meeting of the general committee yesterday afternoon was deprived of its principal interest by the chief object@ for which it profeesedly assembled having been pee• vionsly determined. The City of Aberdeen was Madly determined on as the place of meeting next year, sad the election of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, as President, was of course confirmed. Sir Roderick Murchison and Lord Wrotteeley expressed their opinions that the presidency of his Royal Highness would be of great advantage in the promotion of seism. TM report from the joint committee of the Royal Society end of the British Associ►tion on magnetic and ms►soeo logical observatories was presented by Sir John Hermlndia sdopted, and wu referred to the committee of rtoommentla• dons. The following are the resolutions agreed to by the joint oommlttee: " 1. That it la highly desirable th►t a series of magmata' sad nasteorological oiservations, on the miss as those which have been already corned on in the colonialobserve tortes for that purpose, under the direction of her Majesty's Board of Ordssacs, be obtained, to extend over a period of not room Ibis five you*, at the following stations: 1. Van couver's Island ; 2. Newfoundland ; 3. The l'alkland Isles; 4. Pekisior was now adjacent statics. "2. That an apphoatkia be as to but Mejeety's govern neat to obtain the mest of obeetoetories at thee ma im Ste thhaisteei teem, es a pleseusi sal nor rani foo, wed relit the see auperlastodesoe, se M the observatories (now dieoontinnad) at Toronto, 81. Helms, sad Veit Dissosn's Island. " 8. That .the istosevrinas at the observatories now re comiraded should be nampsiable with sad la continuation of those made at the lest-asined observatosias, laelediag tour days et Mrs °toreador annually. 4. That provision be ado regessiod at the hands of lei t, tor the easeudan. within the period the obrarvsticaa c 4 taws& surveys is re districts hoseedistaly rimer to those Madre, vis.—of the whole of Vancouver's bird and the shone of the strait se parating it frogo the male land—of the Naiad Isla—ani et the immediate neighboriced of the Chinese observatory (if Emeselashle), wherever altread)—oe the plea of the or • elerey executed In Um Derr pcmussicas is North Aarla awl la the Whet Artidpeimee. "4. Thee a tare et 1101. per same. derhey the rad armee of iheehionsibre, be plane by peerserat et the elapsed el the pare! eteettateedat, Ike the purpose of preerds. a teal awl elhadde weelleadea end cur our repereres of the areertied end artowaiegkel rota weer, bah dare width 'WI be Yeaddri to dr eemrel. ebeeevereha eel dart whieh, ides the eselltesed the ebeerveiree Is dr mad le aredos, aka be bib comparber with thin, dart - sit hales ee Medina _ " e. That the printing tithe elemedeee ht meow be lb. endsok, but that provide& luo mis kr *dr Wake k sheteset, with diacuesion, but that the kw eteeneeler. those robe /nada cn tha occurrent* d etegneliesinuen, beep Vla *straw, sad that the ttestetry Me ehernelleme a isd etle in triplicate, ow copy to be eel in she tees et the General Superintendent, one to be premed to the Royal Society, and ens to the Ro al Obeerestery et Oteenwieb, fur comaervation and future " 7:That measures b adopmd for taking advan tag e of whatever dispoeitioa may slid on the part of oar mIonW go vernments to establish observatories of the same kind, or otherwise to co-operate with the proposed mama of ob servation. 8. That In placing these resolutions and the report of the committee before the President and Counall of ill, Royal Society, the continued oo- operation of that seeker he sr quested in whatever ulterior measures insy:be requidia. "9. That the President of the British Amosiatien be requested to set in conjunction with the President of the Royal Society, and with the members of the two commit tees le say steps which may appose necemary for the meow plialunent MMe object, abuse sated. " 10. That an early comainniestion be made of this prooe dare to his Royal Highness the Piton Con= pet. dent elect of the British Aasociatko for the The time of the next meeting at Abeedeen was not f=, as it will depend on the time when Priam Albeit visits flootientL In the evening heirloom Owen delivered a Mears in the Town-hall on the quadrupeds of Australia. The large hall was more numerously attended than im the muds( of the weevil meeting. Laid Mentes* semis& the 'Mirk the orchestra, sod he was surrounded by the moat visitors and by the principal offioen of the British eon. The ladies also mustered strongly, and added greatly to the brilliancy of the hall, which whm lighted ep even exceeds in Scheme of appearance Se. George's-hall, in Liver pool, when need for a similar 000111i011. Profreaor Owes, in his lecture, described the conformation M beagaroos and opossums, which are peculiar to Australis end to America, and mentioned the ee discoveries el AMU bones in Medias, which bed led to a knowledge of the animals which inhabited that pert of the world in distant ages. He noticed the diatingaishing marsupial class as being dellekint in brain, and &seri bed minutely the general structure of their bones. The fora remains of Australia have, he said, become known only so recently as 1884, and the ' earlier s consisted entirely of herbivori of the of the kangaroo, the wombat, and of large pachyderms known as the diprotodon and the notothii. rum. Pro/niece Owen said that as carnivori generally exist where there are herbivorous animals for them to feed epos, he had at an early period sn,ggested that the remains of our- Memos' animals would be found in Australia, and recently the forilised bones of a lion have been discovered about B Maty Mir south west of Melbourne. Professor Owen ob served, 4 anacimice, that we most descend in this country bake the lowest of the tertiary strata helots we Sad remains of the remarkable class al wilasis which sow inhabit AdiMiußs. The Berl et Casual.' nod • withal thank@ to Professor Own fat W bane. Ile obi be was himself as entirely wflbstt peatemelass to kw say pot in the pooldthge atf tea nesociesioa that hit he swell sons wimplee posestiag himself before these. It wo tows the MO Dublin, he bare his share in wal e/oda the oeasatatM Is the capital of the deter island, baths he was ust In ea individual chanter, but se the al their reek= overdo, who justly regarded the yougros sad eassaragnseut of askew Ea cos of the hasemast glories of her suspicious mi m r .a (4olll•l6 kiiiisvinc ) ambild ile mato the ko thea si the this .i.u.araum: and Is the hell at hie met being demothn • Onager is Tededdre gross& te alai hies teen any ensure ea ea nth- Imps (Hess.) With Mimeo r the wheat width had =t awl &abed their atontios, his felted he lad their hedig in ecinveyiag the 'spooks of ([golf gratin& to the astandkited and Woquest katoszot. Wskirtsmataly he (Lod Carlisle) wee no more qualified then if his bola was of • pimply marsupial character, to enlarge spas the genius sad sequinned. of • son of whom his coss A mmUsetly =aid mite had gat col y obtained the al ths DM& Ceder, bat who h ad - 7 his reputation by Mapithe original sad entirely hie owl. Pra iser Owen had the night shows then how "direly he was seenter of the peolendla month at sawn, heath dims, and whilst Laken( to his ronerics, he could so blip Wing that the lehabiesat. at that beedepharo— though kakis apse elbow knee of =Wei klb, open Woo Use sof slopes of vageeshie growth, and ens spesaihrest slips and nsds Ostless yet baste fogy deg sun and ask draft messed whit tits esthitay, as *Owen fa this pepeithe dithist then wed ow in • thaleasing sender 41 those who bad sat sons tektites or othoden do was sapped In calling into new noddy the skald Inks st th at wide continent, all bresthhig the anterpries and arap at the huherlesd iato *al Mid alb. ria.)ls. not sethle to a liot th e thee cone wins the tizp at that ahead as eseeverthe haws at the diprosadan of the salake =6ll7o the nooses al es iseenthing ehilledin, awl the runs at sew sok snow sad saki, kth is that k whisk they was air amtheltied. (Applases.) Protases Pinups Oast that there ware sow 1,664 mow bon ancalsesd A* the Leeds mostbst. Is the ?Wed beam Ode meesing the I' Boost of the asenmittes as the nessothe moo at Gnat Briton" was poomooll ; the mot of Ms oho mob of the wa nking at the British nanikelen proashed st this nesting, it mar* reported progress and pooled le give swath as the mato, next year. Bo Geological Beatles Prahoor Owls aosalbad a saw gam and species of pmedastyle, the bones of whisk kw bus discovered is • more sweat gooksisd hemoden teas say Woo bad, mid indicated the edge's.* at the period at the VIM ObOSO of flying reptiles at larger the the R hokee kayak a bb R. MORCUISOW, a Ohs sow meths, iala thud the rank' et Ye sem* osouralao mow the rocks at *a Seethe Winn& It appose kegs shoe cenr rosselhes thss ths eM eel simileams deo mat seen an the west at the high itaide, Ike teeth Is thse podia at ikolend bang d gm* alder Ilmonlism. Sr Boded* tad that the wrionneees pre amble at pas. whisk is the dirt rack in Os Brash Wank; that apes there is .psesii • coegloneram, quits Mond tram lai *MN dlool whisk conglommos Immo the Wont mouslola mom an tad pot of lb. Idgaloain. Oa do alisismaao tines Is &pe eled Ikauksa k _osalakilalbs appals rommine Moths te these el Illowlas a Uwe wows a geseadlo nook air folassia ; ke afar @Barka loak kWh h; this. groat an beim mended timusegh the waralamabaot redo aro aseaseds Clalskaisa Sopkoals. oak "Pe. the vote the id red maser a. wink skirts ot the aides eon as des we* Tine, comaos Sethi, vim of the geology of do to ail oat ankolomi which was before SO saviod dr plaary mks la Scotland. is only to feed Wm* dr amino asosa; sad Silurian rocks, which goicigiets hen nalataiaal sao sot to he sea with in Scotland, occupy • lop prima of Ms 00111 M THE 01.4800 W MEMBERS AND THEIR CONSTIZTIIifTB. On Monday night Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Dalghsh, members for Glasgow, were present eta meeting in the City Al -hall, Glasgow; the chair was occupied by Baps TLOR. Mr. Kicruat - Ist reviewed his votes in perliareent daring the preceding session, referring to the bill transfer= government of India to the crown, as on the wholes memare, though he did not share the hopes of thaw who thought India would be more secure for the future. While dhapproving of the Conspiracy Bill, be regretted that Lord Pslinerston's government had been owe io n by Mr. Milner Gibson's amendment, which he regarded m • trap. He thought it highly desirable that there should be an Un make Bill, all the more that the poem Privy Council grade had grown to the large stun ol between 709,0001. end 800 0001 ., and were mill rapidly fisereedisg. Instead of t ving to this denomination end that denominat thoug la t s t i Tt would be much better to educate the neither es free churchmen nor estabikhed elinrektnen, P" C ion eilimm bee lbsee-sit eeehedam• Mies and mere liberal views. (Mr. BuchanantflM applause.) Mr. DALOLIBIII then addreseed the meeting. He mid be could not agree with his colleague in regretting the moult of Mr. Gibson 's amendment. He believed that the government of Lord Palmerston had become so confident of support that they thought they 000ld do as they pleased. He was glad of the change of ministry, and believed that the liberals bad got more of their own way under the present government then under that of Lord Palmerston. With regard to reform, Mr. Dalglish rid :—" I do not know what the views of the cm sanative gabfest may be, but I think that if they propane saylidng be the Met likely to meet the views of the liberal party in the house, their own supporters will turn round upon them. I think, therefore, that we need not expect any geed mums of reform from the present government. It is likely, indeed, that they will give up the mats of some of their boroughs, but it is not likely that they will throw the voters Into the counties, bat rather clam them into groups. I thhak that if the men of Glasgow want reform they moat bestir themselves. They must tell the government what they went,md what they must have." THE DIAL BOATMEN. The South Eastern, Gazette, pays that owing to the wok diskeis amens the boatmen et peal, • project for •it eatillegwen at ea toot by H. Kingscote, Moq., of Imo. whit rho loath etfeat of affording them an oppor tunity Or m s s usureedem, mod of consulting as to the beet meipliedkafigki hale acsitticas. MO MS Usatlig look place lest week at the Assembly Rooms, old dime illa boatmen assembled. A good meal was georided it IM Metesse, sad about Se Mies waited on them. Aim Meath of the Qum had ban drunk, lir. YritoOmen NM, red beds ell t a hearty wel come, Intinney OM l imelitof tbe the commence ment of am h kkimes al 41Oo(ilsoo between them. He Mel jimoseded—l tom* omema from myself that • great mead Maly is make ewer this place. We cannot see that bray active eatem-areg Ilyieg about, without ecadder fag OM it is • groat seasomlear of time mid labour, and elsemelklidag Mete shot Migtt otherwise be done iv the ems and Meat Miele el the Deal mariners. be- Neve flat the power of deem k still in its infancy ; and that it MR este be a dill mom active agent, both by mu and Mad. Tim, Wwe look at the commerce of this country, we mad toss that we are smidag moat rapid strides ; and = L emmas_ I fear, he requiled for it than the Deal ' Pepalotiou is Inenaakig, and although I would not Mae eamems hos abed& Med lads shore—for every Eng- Velum sot ihd a geed is ths Deal boatmen (wherever civilisation bee ezesidad, thelk gallant deeds an proolaimed), yet I wail eleragly urge the young ram around me well to modeler whether ii would melee for the bent& of themseku —disk rebdisas, and their cavalry, that they should go fortk. mimpeolally join the young prince In tas service of tholly, when youth Is respond, and old age ho =lBl To older MOM I would my tbot,sa kneel emsz ko M e ralvea, whereby a Ay be med. ir sad old Afear t.. ms farther emiddis, Xr. Kingeoses mad boatema swam freely to empress their ova leme — sTiZ Ihdr pimps* at e. teem. (Anlasso) Lard Hamm Buz and addsmol the mee, ohemelog that he meld only raped die pod wishes that had skied, been expressed for their widai sad that some mesas might be deviled for the raid of auk a meritorious shim of ma be sickness sad old age, by the setablislunent of a moiety upon a plan previously intimated, In which ha would most happily assist, sot only with his advice, but with massy ; and of this be Wt certain, that there IMO many others who would do likewise, to raise • parmeont fund for suck an object. If they helped tksmealves, they might depend upon it that others would help the. (Applause.) Mr. XMOSCOTI here amouttood that tobacco was pro ' aided for the men, and that they were et liberty to stooks Moo, or each man might take his tobacco home with him. 05 a show of hands every one decided upon taking it hoses. Too= Taorr them rose, and said he wished to return his (nada Oohs, on behalf of himself and brother boat am far the liberal eatertainment which bad with so moth kindness bees provided for them, and for the interest manifested in their behalf ; and he hoped that the hint with regard to rolling a provision for old age would be acted tuba Kr. Hammitt!. said whin he =bounced his profee mica he was afraid he should not be looked upon se • wel come visitor. He was as engineer, and felt • pride in being in the development of the mighty pour of steam, both sea end lead. He, however, had the highest sym pathy for the position of the brave boatmen of Heal, sad 4 s ea tal er wished that new channels of industry might be to Oa. gir B. Pi cilia said he regretted seeing so many hearty fellows deg;endesat upon so precarious a means of obtaining • livelihood. If anything could be devised for their benefit in the famatka of a society, ha would assist them with all his heart, and others, he was son, would follow. JANIS fittoswo.t., • boatman, said that the nature of a boatman's calling was so uncertain and precarious, that it was not as easy matter to pay was at short Intervals, when fur weeks together they did not earn sufficient to provide the memos seminaries of life. Be hoped, so however, with the kind •111111.1111 K• ot others, that something might be so mphed. TO meeting was also addressed by the 80. J. Nisbet, lb. godsons, and other gentlemen. RANT COXBIZLAND AORICVLTVIAL SOCIZTY.— At the err show Harr al thie we*/ at Gaels, dn &tarry, the their wee worpied by Mr. Wilfrid Lemur, of &arm HER a eaphaw of Mr Jams Graham's. Lie wee Mildby Air J. Hera Mewed, Mr. Philip Howard, Of Oodar, Mr. Heir a M.P., and by Indira Brougher, as ekwandrora. Pollard rattans, ware arra la the tgewittee, which wen be taZialy . priethri sad le dr larks. The Istredeetion at rarepM ie tad treeing mallar was erased, re sad Mr. Breaghirt ordhly e gad the bapti ser edam dritialet r a =g re ef the ow* mombuis, Mr. the tam e d Cum beard agrfauktare, sad dinerved atererrar Orris county vie ewe tee her vbititeadd tear of sia eitturdwe mining kammt. The pretest serapiiirel Oheateller al the Roche gar had very pathedaelly described the eirdldos of Op =loft population in or el Me works, a Sybil, err the Two hatters He He treated that the sorry redfdaa theadaers is the par lie roadbed, wee exaggerard am far r Camber rad ere castreed ; bet any moron kr Moir bandit Leis vetare the widow tread= of the keddrese. PIOT/MY AOAINBT ROMAN CATMULICI ILTIIICOPAL Trnsa.—At a nmating of the Liverpool err welly rater day (rarday) Mr. Charchauseir Jame objected so the leer et entry In the minute book of the Nair of a letter her the secretary of the child Remo erode eederetic in the alert on the eabjeat of Mama either war* in the weeldkonis. The letter sport of 'Ms Right Hay. Dr. Gook Wrap el Liverpool." mad Mr. Jeer sealatrael that it was set right la any pablio body to resegare • title vidoh the Lew nit (sly did sot artardidge, bat specially ignored, oral preeive a didimere WWI= • geetbrinea holding him imM wet r Mobs, to • ortedeeres of people, sad draft r e a=rever a certain territery, sad he roved at ea that Or entry in the wire be, " reed • letter ..a ,...theller eery le Dr. Or% the Milroy a gb h R oma of Limped." This wee needed by Xt. Warr% ; arbor. tad, after soar dieteetioa, la which Mr. Orr Orol=deat= the it arid be entered, Di. the Ore, of Li ter. Crwahwarden Joan earadarat wee arair FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDUIT AT EDMONTON: 2 . An logger ma held yeetarry, at the Are', Erneedea, ei W body of Jager Leedbitter, aged 19, killed on a banal of the Erred Cordite Railway as Saturday. The body wee reddagly worilated ; the lead awl both irge yen estrend her re her derred wee riser in low *rag the arse te arm a rag is pre an to archer Ire, wire II In almemel that he ME net dram book in time, Me dr kariedi him retea, rod reedier train pearl err We. Tar —" Aesiderel dead." CIITITAL PAWL—FITZ SHILLTWO DAT. •—• TI7IIIIIIIIT, Bwr. 211. rhareicee as payment, 4,6391 Mae by steer irk" 4,171; toed, 9,630.