The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-13 00:00:00

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Ausbellwww. owns,. ,n we idiom aid eanwwl wwqmaislws. kt BR HEAT at BUMMER indiums a dryness of ••=••• • bolosiff WA %UM 011, •bk• Ntaf a• axe. hi'li es at Rowan s4r macaw, a wt.. •4. Wirs sate= l asT a a lre :41 I % ..... z e irm ar 1.......0...i. a. jai of Oa besmillis am* _ . , b• IL oroomdo g . dal mod sonlog. of work or Iskil Ofob • Wile WPiet . wilf• bosom as lir WM • piefblllo Ms s aal bomb to ilk o ffso • Molar, • osolboy= ...Od by a. /lOW L 0 br ••••••,•••psfay••6 ACCIDENT OW THE BANTA:II4i RAILOAT.—P•r• boars ase academe oa the railway new le averse of an thrax, by Mr. Maid, Spas, hare beat traded , to as a tonageadeek It mein that the Mkt alt. wee the al bal ntheder ea Maine through the lot Mike Of valway ; theatheity a the day provloev (Mlth) Nowa Joe, Ya m Sowell, Ac. lota hp em twe eis t TV el lean • trial idea taking the 4144 011. Oa Oa they west up to withim a Who or is, el Os areasetlia of t action, sad wore obliged to Woe tla eagles those, a enema of a benkimit, ow whisk Ow, MA to ase Wog itearlstal. Br hasielegwenthes it we.; theadagly Mr. Althei teeth. mid Imam ma the rat dam the Ilde Oa sal salad ado et the tad el the tha Ora eseented to Sotheedir. yet es few carder; tad bthagethe diadem sad mew Iwo* belong* to the MIPS, h wassaaag le sons 30 et 40 mesas. They wag ea (Ilweath - arriving at the ealaatheest bikes which Wog wily mods, led meeswire • joist cheer addersega the g Ilea Itt rni seglat rat of sad upset ea the ,41_11 (alai a twenty hot high, sad a the m or:d Mew, with • hap aver retralvtg elan thde Mr. /la th ed Joe (who with hie Wire Mote t h Ms. isms Liao..,, , driving,the sagas) ak a r r" " a hi / P d 1111 7. brother lyag beads dot bet Maio here are attertabsod of hi* re "iff7.lllth _. Jame Llano, (e loather of Mr . JAR'e) the thee the *Meg whoa of the mime mealy se hosr Mao ks eedd be ethelested. The rewakther of lb. Pe.' °alma Wean Mr. Maid, We era, ad Mr. algal with eestathow, =see or We Asia.. Thepow+ p— wise reemeed to Mr. Meeits loess, which who ore et hosth—flerdisio M. tis LATE BOAT ACCIDENT AT MONTILOSE.—Oa 7111.67 din= body of the lets Mr. Marla lloseer -111% tame Ile party wile, with Uwe ea. "1 00 1 the, lest ilk In.. t ha ir r e s boat accident ei the van's ameth._ Istathey week wee observed by the aloes dams • ,, m illthrea Ile mho et • short Mame Merywelle. 'aka* wee hemillealy nested by the lehasese ohms. Ilsersoly led Chi oselemeat e as e `Waft d the body Hew le eabolde whoa rather Asp et the theawi-tig, 011ie eg the aver. teals( lev ee aria d the pew bey , oeiteleiT. • ellerirowda. they wet, ili Z ige lia lb lrl a r e etattelemeopr. The pumas is As k saran_ ,sa yregeethem dews the Mor t WU, ettalloe attracted by sew ellgeth a the sedan of leery eats Ms peat of thetharati el" "...."' big to sessional!, preariag i • sayrove-•12 ; saithavad to bo the saw et the r • Th• im"ti miler boa. o-- thaw of Kr. Iltheasa ma Glasse Mackie - Ir aft likely be resereek he the osposeethe Shut they 16 IMAM is the while by the shithi seed at meant •hteh bee eared the wenw le deliver hop thaw ""'Mteeneted.—Mashows diesidard. ITIL . MUSIC. LEEDS MUSICAL FESTIVAL. This great music-meeting closed on Saturday scorning with The Messiah. The Town Hall was quite fall, about 2,000 persons being present. The performance is its details was similar to those of the Sacred Harmonic Society at Exeter Hall, the prin cipal solo-singers being the same ; bat the general effect was unquestionably greater, and the superiority lay in the execution of the choruses. Throughout the whole festival the Yorkshire chorister, have maintained their high reputation. Among those men and women, drawn entirely from the indus trious inhabitants of Yorkshire towns and villages, the name of Handel has long been a household word, and the singing of his sublime harmonies a daily pastime. With The Messiah, in particular, they have been familiar almost since the days of the =master himself—the knowledge of it has been down from parent to child for generations and this acquaintance with the greatest of all mu sical weeks of course implies a corresponding apti- Lode for comprehending and executing the works of eves, ether composer. With the Rhicsh, aooordingly, the master-work of Mendelesohn, they are now not Ism convenient than with The Afeselah itself. de a whole, thie Festival has been eminent! y sno easeful. We have not b een a bl e to obtain ( is we did at Birmingham) re t urns o f th e numbers o per sons present, and the amount of money received, at each performance. We have learned, however, on local authority on which we eon rely, that the num bers present at the seven morning and evening per forenoon averaged about 2,000 at each ; that the amount received has been about 7,5001. ; and that the expenses are estimated at 8,0001. ; so that the net surplus applied towards the support of the General Infirmary will be about 1,5001. The expenses of this Festival, it will be observed, have been much less than thou incurred during the preceding week at Birmingham, which amounted to between 8,0001. and 9,000 1 . The saving could not have been upon the sums paid to the principal singers and solo performers; for the engagement' of this kind, including the Italian Opera singers (the most expensive of all performers), at Leeds, mast hays masiderably exoeeded the engagements of a similar kind at Birmingham, so that the saving must have been upon the chorus and instrumental band, which at Himiogisam were about aoo strong, while at Leeds they numbered in all only 340—a farther illustration of the opinion we have again and again expressed, that great multitudes of voices and in strument are by no means conducive to real mu sical power. It has been agreed on all hands that the 340 performers at Leeds were more effective than the 500 at Birmingham ; and that at both these places the aggregate real power wan mach greater than that of our 700 at Exeter Hall : the truth being thus proved by experience that the real power of a great orchestra is in the direct ratio of its quality and in the inverse ratio of its numbers when they exceed the necessary amount. The reason is plain when a vast multitude is brought together (u at Exeter Hall and the Crystal Palace) they inside a great many inferior performers, who only make noise without making main; and besides, such a multitude becomes a great unwieldy machine which no conductor, how ever skilful, is able to manage or control. From all this the conclusion seems evident that, instead of adding hundreds to hundreds, so as to excite vulgar wonder by pompous announcements, the business of and directors is to form choral and instal roar :ands, of which every individual shall be a trained and competent perfermer. This will require greater ewe and pains than are generally bestowed at pressed, but much less expense will be incurred. At oar provincial Festivals, moreover, much needless expense is incurred in the engagement of principal singers. This hes been the cue at Birmingham, and still more at Leeds. At the latter place there were no less than twenty singer", including several of the Italian Opera stars,—Alboni. Piccolomini, Ginglini, Rossi, and Vialetti. On looking over the various programmes, it appears evident that every thing could have been done to more advan tage with half the number. There was a complete embarras des richesses : and, in the oratorios, it was often found necessary to divide one vocal part between two singers of the same class, much to the detriment of musical propriety, and only for the sake of giving employment to everybody. In this way a vast deal of money has been worse than thrown away. There can be no doubt that if these things were sufficiently considered, our great music meetings might be carried on at mach lees expense than at present, and yet with more advan tageous results in an artistic as well as financial point of view. On the whole, however, the Leeds Committee are entitled to great credit for their management of the first Festival given in their town: and for nothioie are they entitled to greater credit than for their choice of Professor Sterndale Bennett as the con ductor. Dr. Bennett his gained " golden opinions from all aorta of people," and his popularity in the north is as great as it is deserved. It is intended, we believe, to erect the Leeds Festival (like the Bir mingham Festival) into an inetitsition, with a per manent committee and staff of functionaries, in order to hold a regular series of triennial meetings for the beneficent purpose to which this first meet ing has been applied. We trust that this design will be carried into effect, for the town of Leeds is of all the means and advantages requisite possessedmaintaining a aeries of musical festivals second to none in the kingdom. DRAMA. LYCHUN. Mrs. WWI (Miss Woolgar) made her first ap peasers tide rases se Ms Lacy Varier, I. Ur sew oreesdy of Zrramr oil bar reception by th; andiron was Warty and reptarews. There la scarcely rear armee in oar time who bre ma so Each popularity r Mn. Yam— a popularity area by nal rerit—rd it mast boa anon of pride sad satirecdon that ea each return to the foodiabts she le metal with eas►lt puree apprises. It may be donbeed, baser, Airier rah • ntis as that of Loop Vara. soar le the err riled es bas panther Wear In light esisailly,mbire a meek greadal archaise is required , wbere a sastreart Is to be aspreserd by • tars of the eye or • play of the sub ; fa rairaveirre, burrique or farce. wire vivacity, whim, ihrtalles, er bringeerieene the gadflies re gybe,/6e. )leis Me se merrier. By h by-pley end Mr seassitar sime gives Minis' gems and colour to the livelier personae ef the Mega. To this quality el bar maw; she arse her antilles, wedh mike M>r ia a greet degree he Me espessetsden efientimat le • aims eartily. Mrs. Mellen Ms lee meek espieisese sed lee meek eWwlsleetsetM at = At mediesely be may decor. list we wie le te, that she este better end moue Whey to that Nee • areenatala TM &we lam ledlead. end in which she hes ameired her her • sew Wee, hid 21e. semi far Oolif Nagano, (allowed, end M the peseeneeles d haler be the tae of • eneematel Ma—ea we hew se elher or better one—the saw plum wee emienely emeomfal. Mr. Adolphe. (Mr. Eamey), • peed-nelmed lona, seed Mrs. Adolphus (Mies Foram), law jest esimed dm weeks of matrimony when the pier am, mil during ttend period we have Ur Issommy ef their mid Betty (Mir Yew Same), that Mrs. Adolphe he set _nett_ Mr. Adolphus le reseals cot of her eight for live isles Kra Adelpihm lu sow setting oat to see • sick enM, and peddle me Me injunctions girls Is Betty to lume ' • teak ewer croon." pat so mere he Mrs. A. left lbe Iselk Om Mr. A. brings w o AM 01 a•moopme sad • Mom saes es • begissies a make himsif amthetable. Me w .Sig an eseenst of the revolution in Tahiti whin Me leMbier hear, Mr. Sodding (Mr. Garden), • __sets midisa, regimes the cis of his mos be. the mem ef lbserelsg Mies Joshes, • fellow lodger in tbe ewe bee" he • &impute ewe. Xr. Spalding le too ma Mail id /Ike. illpektim to try Me schwa in kb own apart .m< Mr. Adelpitee grams the we of the room to get rid of the esialbe 140. Seemly ham Mr. Spieldleg hi the nee Ida Mr. JeMer Jenkins (Mr. J. Bogen), the LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1858. 1 inhabitant of the err rid the red Wry, of Mail& lane Chummy Orr °fibre), eaters, and irks the re of the room for en interview with the "adored Matildearae," Ma Mr. Chummy will by no 111,1111/ plallit that !arresting cere mony to take plea in her owe roam. To pt lid of his new shelter, who is tea times more insane than the former one, Mr. Adolp_hue aleo_proesises the we d his apart ment to Jenkins. The sear Sao, wham Mn. 44416°e went to ash has aces down to Xr. Arbalphae. sad Pante!, iglu admiadia into Mr. 4:II bedroom. The remit Mai that ale re raters of Mee A ., Kies Chummy la found concealed in the Lambe rota, Mies Jones on the war In • to Iran" and the seine wiggle ' may M =ore easily erased then described. The and good-natured Ad us would leave ham :erred non. reare. were it not for testimony of the . !flt. L :rthir va to the satisfaction of the naives* Cl Joan% and Mrs. Adolphus, that th e whol=king part of Mr. A. was "quit* innocently deer" The Wirados mit t was most fareical, aud - the most was made of it by rli• eters, especially by Mr. Rogers, who raved * tragic vain, and in caricature of a well.known who le remarkable for the brilliancy with whirr be the ISltakeperian drama on the rage. The pietas was very socosesbr, SPOBT ING. THE DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. TO sawaborsa. 07 TTII ZIPPAIS. 816,—'fine Warwick running, fortunately, has done but bilk torte& soelMat the Newmarket Autumn handicaps, for the victory ef Mikes in tho Leuringtea Stars, Wreak it eared a reek on her for the Crarewitch the irsciteemmt el re Incesset, be. hula emereeseled by her Pre tamprion, the Roman Comae, Wig heeksd for mak large mime . La feet, what I prewar on the theme et Mama. I advery good mesons for so doing, so her lege have boss ashy" kr WM weeks, and it wee • hold hit kr her that SIM obi sot break down la her rue, for she wee deed lore to Thursday morning, and it is very detrital whether sheer be Si this arson. amether tin her rehle, 141edeee. greet thing when he bowled over Odd Tar si4Dyskeet Sw the Quarts Plate, et lab dm the yaw* ilibsegh MI Walter C!IS Tialae/ e i ttt matt day ge, e vAjt iv llls penalty, making kis weight 10Ib. he looks the beet the stable can boast ; in =.:llcale Igo lhe Mike t for mos, yid glee his my COW 0./l ea t z liPlallal Crib. kreeits at he le, r Odd Trick end et let IXO rob, would have no chinos with ltedleasen, I doubt if tam are not as good lYim tlis 6lb., with B.t 31b, wooed thaw be giving Coed* who • ark* matetdesd its almaaler for bating about the @ewe harm, lei LEW= end lwagreage being bid ▪ alas tar. Obi* be kart et le • shorter price Meyer wer e Palkilitele diode dam*, _Obit Volta and were Orrakit tole the aserkel le *lit Arid earnest. The dewntall of Plot woe, at acorn, — lb redo* Mow at all ; but Gob be me " kneeklareat " in the matter, kr as soon se the tilers Myr to master oft Turk, morrag, it began to get weed thin was a mew lawn, and spectalatkin was for a Ikea panAysed, he kg from 31 to 1 to SO to 1. e kw hones waked en y_ abotapt Wog mode to elb the bled. Is id, auk b theme& of Dle of to I do ses babe dry used a peasyb the pound d Ile Iran they had tederked him wills, es it was gibe ad that he bide down that morning. His awaer , It AK bail aim it need/ 1,03DL at " The Cabe an aid pod. bookbeledieg bunch money, the herr et the : ti Wed ipeat ever the year to the first and seeti I d ham laid him whim it hand almost witab de grasp. Doreen, is 4 ma s i sidag very bor. The arrivals at bothMork and 2 being quite up to the avenge of " reemaday the Rellinga," end Let rats avenge of between tight end Nib eiers kr Pak of the twenty ars torero bids dlir to be bobs ameldmeMy, unless tsr maw goad alba the lore item le • cortiday, treptateme dad the ebbs% wilt soma* one ewer don, ban erased • begot mat et anis& le be under orate than hes beta been he years pet On the fret day them are to be eight eunteets, all of than having dosed with the axopyes et the likewillisai and the Belling Stokes, and if they ahlei seek 'skim es the ramie bug six —an average of terenty-diess eash—Mr. herr will be fortunate indeed. Two-yesr aid Item wm he tea force, the Champagne , Filly, and Glasgow Stakes all set for the opening day, and although they ere all over the some course—the Red Hones In (5 furloesp 162 yds.) —there is no fear of one interfering with the other. For the Filly Stakes, Meg Menthes, having shown in her old form at Warwick, can diaper of all the public p , orforeters_ _• bat there is a doubt whether .be take It out of the Rikerdak's dam filly, whose half-sister, Turista id, was within an ace of ppnullling through for this some stake last year. I wads& that the event Is virtually a match between the two, sad am only give Meg the prelarros be cause she has Use advenkape et est Irks a "green" es bor opponent. The 011s7 ory illable would perm as mash excitementbours as the in to years of Rieildheek end Lem, Cop, Vizir sad Pab Storm and t r X3le, sod - William the Oom ti por lo, ar, •were Dame* le kier Mineynase, as it wediallerd a : • means etgarb all the =ahem aid esothms Darby "as b" In to amen we adedd i t s t r 2ht of the " dirk " Crabs, emil eke el te be better than Thitee-el-Losm. Mt= Illy sad Lord of the Mbar soy dm Improve ommillerably on their Tort exhibitions, ter the lanew ma 'martyred. tad hie lemliehip unkind._ untsgt In behmee. - wita be beat Hardint, who etterwerde Astebiltem le • heed at booboo, la a ebb. J. bolt WOO and balmy; and Haledite, e ll • a nd bat that kit ar ge M a re . w h a t d i a care al % " a v e ry tad; York nimbi. awl Ximymen hos any to be in W old form to hest Haab wok. Them le • v Ol 7 1. 00 lb" h o be got between Marrymea and Owiamillob, the lobar avv,„„,,vm..jorvelezrZ peells j the IllisitattsA lento m . ltektbew ke Two Yeer-old Stakes at the mem maim' • es hi= thin, Nowymeo should beet Cavombeit= i e bog* as the bout eel Bibb wars about the Tort. @eel, Itembear iß s in UAW dam time dim at , Epsom, by blobs Os mat OW him Ilk nd he b ar y tes 1. Mesh Desi Mt mei m id a two ; sod As bar baviag no while la reaript t la, to a neck at Balk wall MI Ude bonnet the two. Than le no doubt Canna& wee net ball lalt at York ; hut the mak, af the King at Arms earl Rainbow hoe bum so orawadtctory that it is redly fair to him use Ins without the other, and I shall trust Is the ltd of Cavendish halm dam so Hale at home der Ids severe aces at Yak kr Merryman', specially papered kr this ram le have say paehrence, fearing a howl ere with ate tl the dark dirtiest. The Glasgow Stab ought to dall• prey to Herb Lincoln with bat little trouble, se Refaher, Me err drama entsgenkt, has always been keyed le ameba te lb. est eras what the gas d Pyledes one Peeled at Goodwood, Its bad sorb two female the lied d Itebbow. The Great Herladdielbodimp, ilt.„l,ager Coaxes, will dad the majority et are alt rat the awning pea ; Zayder Zee, Primer, /Dag et be Pwasioner, freenellown, Teal s, Fithlryies, Scribbler, Prime of Dommerk, ant bbg pretty trier to eater the orbs. Dabs et Sollodead sod Hera were use. highly thought of kr the new hat they are eve. doubtful robin now, sad the sea might oust to one of I. Ostorira trio Wail dila Hine at the lea moment, Might Raner being the anly animal he bee with any particular bat. The Teak; who dieopplata his party at Liverpool, and Dumfries. tag alwandp to swell tha field. Primes, 5 yrs, 7st 31b, sad Wog ot the Obis., 6 yrs, Set 111 b, have by far the bast et Weld losses, and Scribbler being such a rogue, the Prison of DAMMISik and Syllabus receiving so much weight aa they do hem Orris hill, and Pensioner, will prove awkward for Oak dbpossl, although Orchettilts Tanning with the Argosy. glvdeg her 141 b, at Wolverhampton end not be forgotten. The " old 'rut" above-mentioned have also by far the beet of the weights with Orchehill and Psnekser, and yet I dare not deem the former, for Prioress hat not shown at all this arson, neither has Sylisbue ; mad what the Prince of Den mark and King of the ebbe have done this season is any • thing but Battering to them. Titus, while Orchehill is the mar to follow, there k room for a strong fear that either the Prier et Denmark or Syllabus will upset him, which kr would assent to a certainty in my mind had I the bast idea that they have retained anything of their last year's form. The Readmit Plate, Red Hour in, looks such a good thing for Shafto, 2 pre, 7st 61b, that he may not be very strongly opposed, O'Dea, 3 yrs, est 91b, being the only com petitor ha would hen mean to tsar. The Dobbs. Plate, one tulle, will hardly OM NI Volta to be pulled eat, but her stable will gad ably ea army's ally in Cheery Chap, 3 yrs, 7st, who armed of Prod Prstom;Psagg ea sadly at York that he ought not to Mew the Sib dilersm in the weights Is am the tables. The " Leger Day" le a busy am, the throe prin cipal items in the lit remade. keeradoes Raids, sad it would not he at all earpfrieg le see the 13t. Leger, the Port land Plate, and the Corperaba Plate, average twenty rum ba Mob. In addition to A6, &hall have the Stand Plate and two and three.yeer old Sw•uptabin (which Plate, Ind Musiolgel Slakes, the War beteg e only one ot these dosed, aid et the four ado es little la th known that I shall set essemlt iererther theeby empresdng • " fancy" kr the highly-had Thelneyest eta 17rre a kr the et. Leger hansom wiry am the 'watching . Robed temftg mon to ia- mbs, do Buda of renew et 111 e Gam silmembe. @me et the northern Mad= will mod two or One reprasobervs, and it is possible that we shell me hor el:. Seat's at the poet, for the owing d Latlastge WI OW ef the last may like to see whet they en meek et in intik, although those whe should ban my they her as arm with Volta at home. T. Dares might Wag :out heti the Hatt, and Gilder- Sint WidliPprhaps use tar the "fielders" in Blackthorn. Them kr. Merry an haw as with Sunbeam and Blanche ef Yiddish* se thew what rand to know the rattled their hid het week weed tare was only • heed Is Blanche's dram Whether both the Laigkt at Hare ant Kelpie— who repreent ame avisime—bsidtsr, will show, le an °pea rtas yet, the leenmemtlemed, with IL irre up, ba , Biel at this writhe. Nanneekd perbas be by Menders end be Parsers eon ; thee ewer the abgbehompiemejlellpekled Longtim e inowneos, Poweassor, and Pleaddb. stibt the above Ist, it is certain that seer berm ern rue • and in ease dote to any of AP oblPfs••=2ll =papally to th e e mour ti o .— there sew be Ceeepoombe. Dummy, and pairspe Many Stanley and Baby - an the spot reedy to lake Wheatley of oostingensies. Ireland may oleo be r at mu time don was ems talk of = itad. comin a : ever the water at d bead* ye into dos. Boma made es donee of Teas look reaotre hive made tie that et the limmrile, and she week her trial at Moab so ably on Prlday mender bet that Alward Judges asamosted with the sable Disk she is sure b beat Tozophilits—ta tad, that fib most bet the nee, alba to a Plying Dasheass. @be to ebbed a doubt one of Go dab beteg tame that ewe mu aim, sod yet she so sadly had he bob at be Yee hid di idea at her ever 'rinsing by vete nee given op; hoe k rieliculoue defeat of Dabney at demben—who at Manchester, It mat not be foreotan, roe a ekes sac. with the Hadji at 21b.—har over and bluer Imps Is have a geed "aka at her, and after a SADLER'S WELLS. After a somewhat lengthened ioterregnom the deems* morn ememared Mee ea Saliseleeorealem era Kt. Phelps mom d the wwergeemot. The play WNW lor do werellot wee Oadb, odd* owe albelleely twit, up preveisidy aid richly araldiell„ sad very emially played. ILL Phelps, as octal, took the pert of the part, gessreas, worm-hoortod, bat elovlowladed lime. HO harries of this, sad mom of the other principal clumecters la the Sher purl= role ie se well known, that more than a maws! cri ticism would be raperfloous and impertinent. Solos it to say, that his performaaos on Saturday wee marked by that good taste and sound judgment which has deservedl ia z iu sarawl for him the high repatatioa he *toys es a ha gedian. In the war sours of Ate play is Wet and saroadi those who remember the abet which the elder Kam an,,, felled to oar la the Interview with Dedricaa's father altethe abduction, End the defense Wore the mate, may thlaKeiment too mph so, and that Mr. Phelps's quiet _rimed reading of thews promo la his pert dram& &imam to the tome simmetony of the awe eknotkoht. The same halt to pseopdhlis to the La err, which is earequestly walleg fa that rah of sabre est " maim the whole weld Ida," mid whir la ap Zk a the ram of Nr. • great pedsmaeor *k* rased the labile al tura. Xlms:llta wo a played this maw •by eye t o • Drury Laws or Cover Garden maws was the Ia Saturday's re hrpros rah tributes "al , ma to the mood," so hr es oar genallsa weal was Othello Kr. workspast poles stela re third sad herr sots, whin bele woo the noble rear of the War to maks him bane In the infidelity of ids viim, sad here we ham the prim of Wimp powerfalli s ad as suturally l ied he its various prom Yr. liseston's la, the whole, • miereises maw erased, and &Wows*, but roe is we °deed*, la whir .P =l l er la his ao&todea of this char•cter whir. with A nowt, we odor word be tame lemeared la the Ira& Sr in the orermaos. Ia the dad salt, dew the esawawartica of Lees 'traces plot and the azyware of his villeay, Mr. limbo, after prosouschig the br " What yos . Pror thie alert forth I aim will know, you reek w kaow Mr. Kuehn bide his errs, laves the oroadars who ere segyased he haw his la sorry, tar shes Mak slew rid t=2.111216 road b the brit of Ms sire. elms Is Wig deed spa the led—pee Ida ma mat szakiiiis spas her Mises .ape-yew Oth lad lowsisg mend apes Mau gives lir s hismdir7elMs4s.itM• bilow sort et a nod, and timer M =his heel and =bin his knee almost to his olds, do whoa isadisig a prosories la am ag r ott ate, s heirisegra, nabs, with guile step by the side wing. This seressosed with Me bets of a taw ot the Mass et taller'. Welle—id it le • ergo trick sawalby da ma 4 aderles imi Mica Me Mr. Meara, sad smog* is'aun i er imil r= which the WAN& trca the laicals.. Mr. Predate le a Crib at Me essauseleasi iciest. TM poor lieutran* Is, Is Ms Itsaria the maltase Fads et the Mega sal agar g son. The of Mr. Baked, were it • iblis Is. erg would leave notkiag to he drbed. Mr.. Chair are Mks • Derlerime, eat Ors the pm eredilshly; sad Mir Atkara's Mar is • mutat pedommes AU the dart ports ere weal Elied, rid the smiaignes we in Mb respre sad kb cede Is maw" sumey, sad ropertir, mares to the visitor at IleMer's Wens • sad sedaterory, tt set • grist, reaborlue et the = oar greatest aressabot. The hoses ma messarly tell, sad the wiesbag ciao audios* sad the rises Trait the ro-ssios at Meads atter • •sesty esprodow As era meal= of tit y calor spa the rego—he or she was received with Mows, ia sofas iaserses se Ma. Ted, repeated sad so prokaged as lialieWseb to bar rapt the action ot the play. Mr. Phelps was al bib the curtain %sewer ths wits to realm the plaudits at the audience, and .gala at the close of the play whew tit tare creuipticeent wee paid to Mr. H. Mangos. Ms. P. bohierms, Mr. Halted, Mn. C. Young, sod Mies Aida's& The Moe of Mrs. intib—in which Mr. Charles Young, Imes of the !trod Therm uses his &Mg la the aberscar of Paw Whit- coaciaded Ms evening's eatertsismat. IRA ATLANTIC 0411L11. Up to a late hour on Saturday night the eleetrisiaa had be mai* to dimmer the paths locality when the ha. leereptios af the theists eantat tam Moos. In the letter without by Mr. Whitehouse. the iste of the com pany, that gestionma holds eat the hope that the damage which has cake place maid be hind to be but at a abort distance from the Mom, tad mold be molly repaired by the sabstiouica et the larger able laleaded lir the 111019 sad of the telegraph. This heavy paths of the cable, weighing about pas to the Lin or tither mars than Mx times the weight of the has which Me already beat laid, is at present lyiag at barn. It was not mhos ea board Oa ASSIONII2- ags, tor so esemsd the cheese of the 'Roomful submergence of the cable, that it wa• not deemed resomery to seed the shore end to Valantia mill the resale of the ernmed attempt was ascertained. As coca Ns t oom municatios bed been eistandisbad, orders were seat tor the shipmeat of the Ahem lad, sad the Nam Mesatsr was sent to Keryhem to Mho It rood to Viands. While waged in patties the sable sat bead a neemege w mem pettedly received to Moseadiane the poems, lad have it mill M Keynote. This mange wan we meerstmed, forwarded than Vslentia, as it was !mad by the electrkal tests which were applied that the of the cesimmilmilea wee art withia oath a dithenne the ahem es would shaft of the halt ben reweiled by the mbetitutios of the heavier settle. The shore sad of the telegraph is that white le most sigtomed to the action of the sea, andth magnetwhich the greatest hero were eaterteased b y the gable ; to w bat it tame out that this patios is when sad Meg thedshotim poet is at a Oat math thither Molest to.. the kis/ To away peewee II will wpm by itay neelasioal es o th er soleatille asesehia the epee at whisk the onatieuity on slsalefe NOMA May MSC It is &Seals suough _le meadat the preotitability of trusawletlag an dilate spa k along two or three thousand miss of Mee, ee ems through • mace themes distance. Eat Nth is isms every day, sad we ham Is.. doubt that the sahib Sold which starts from Loathe will meth EtNetemthoe the Mane to which it is dhsoted, than that the ream, erda mil welt its prrecribed terminus. But le meethela the spat at width the liKbadnethavos Its tooth sad amps Into the depth' of the Atlantic, le • task whisk omit appear to be even mom &Seek then for the mammy at Keeton statics to leers, Mthsat the aid of tele graph or ether sommosioages, the piety where the exams mitt had leth the Ns* by a.. oddest, after ft bed started as the jemmy •• the sofa. es it may mom, the eisetrielme leo the of by mom of the Mood, Sold IreY, the locality of the Ray oath' by which it snaps Iles the on. Some lime sines • meet lageakose dim of swehasioss was mien by which the elemitity meld be welshed, the fold ?Wag ads to sot open a moped ; end This, upon Yte ad of a poked siselyad, _wadi Ni told seams, the wiled Ins owned Mulle d for. the etbsr sad of • Mrs at alone dishme. Tellowin let this mgoelment, w bane fret Amon by Pm:lnset Faraday, to the Boyd I odor eletarlaWne lam errand a mry segaltlnt ali .ll:s machieery, by which the sessusi sr eselstems opposed to the m of the eleseridty by doe esseedag dre may he correctly ceded. Thu sealant of to aired through the wthat ise trit th e Aden*, shin or egos GOO half of in is m is T e lt= t7 them may which as be nmehal by hitherto empicy upoa akfister &swam et dm The ameamenee is that the alesitiolds ham sat yet been Ihstorlly es seentoin plisse where the sable l e i delta dm. Of one dim however, they ate assay that is, that the fault des not ewes, midis Meaty cie that y mew of the Ilad sad we see lehemted that Welk the led ttea to those bodied milse the mmtheelly is Sal peed sad amplest. Domed Ale dames all b dad* and nneertWaty, and It N Idle si 'wood to spook% seem SW solemn Etwold the defeat he hood to odd in es deep Fria el the els, the gab& ache be maid to base that it ems perm the Added* Telegraph le • kilare. It wil ad be pedal to raise the soninn portion of dm vim, or asp* dost kid met depths. Within • Mores of die &we a wee may be nador-ms ; bat when It he. boos wed at the depth of two or three miles below the sarthoe, the pug hark of cable which maid be samismied, and the reeletneoe which W water would give to its disc wood padre a atria open the wits trash pester that its almegth meld bow. • table which would be obese mem& to scat is as own weight while stoking, might wet possess the requisite strength to admit of its being healed up (Armagh the water. —Mawr. (Stamped ld. AdditionsL) [TWOPENCE. • the weaker' preparation she ham eledified them by perfum e( • hard tea that was set her so bay the uses the trial wee a " Saab" one—and then are each things, even at Mallon—the horse that bee her must win the St. Leger. Tdophilite has, however, proved himself a good horse, and, throwing overboard all prejudiced rumours concerning him, both for and against, he has every reason, now that Fitz-Roland fit out of the race, to hold the first pesithe to the market. file the Derby he de mu tely been a little out of form, and the damn he not with at Goodwood wee emasthing very black agate him at the time, foe there was Iho doubt whether be need get round fa tie to seep it fin Leger beit thud doubt wee eat at net a ge, ant oner: 61114 1 1 0 1.4 . wee fato strong work a mood the who ender the impede that taro War splat t r a ti 'no" might have to pay for amok a desuptem Isierion, foe no horse is better at the present time, or Slier is contest • re. Be would, of course, be ail the bear If le Ind not been stopped in his work ; got how may me Template'. events have the advantage of him oa see P The Bidji was ism* Wee in his re OS Mandiese L _lrd bad to lay ; Gowen went demi ani bee Good wood ; Eclipse wee reported '` oat al • Stockbridge ; Sunbeam amiss, "" and with ..ao hp" in May sad Jame; Pitlelalsd, Sl,, is eel East Langton we node eing am ett igiska der Bee his rich 'York e stone Art ien al a ham wi n t s = " Cher Ilene °Me •Ispenelies but vdll eta have • °ham • and die and the Maw ern havens wrintan the struggle, Tutophilite, in me ogles, p tt=ip ea well as he is now to pt as good a M.Mao•hodbiAm as. bignatilib ene sae the la the totter race who ow hes to the hales is who was riot judiciously ridden for • berme •• weaterrat the Sala. Hoes domesoreateselotely to instil confides late the lea of his nomences admirers, and I have always bed suilokett madam In his Tawas to bold him dangerous wen really booked it (Oa easy, as he is now. II the is ace ding to be hared it is his Maybes the whole wee; and yet I shall give him the pima over Totbte on that en, as the Lomgews have ye ie prove ter " bottom " The Hap harrilata alp madam it the market too much recently he at le lam illy dialks either for or against him, me it rosolves bait into a matter of heed with him, d I alai* aspect that hie= will have the bulk of their at He ale on sins who has never shown in ht Ire 006OSES but total this men, and she ought never es be egged bar any of het imettent orpiment& Gemme eraray beat ha war angle fn t e Oats the briweird m thee amide& but the " latie mar esdeitre s le Awes the ranni eyed* Mal rani ap p leosed Geestms, Me re ng, quired each a fail d unnage Kai the Mar ban SINIMIK and Oldemas Ist the estsel e pt kr the lest amid yerds, Osamu slate net bays It Bead'_ stride in Yne; Mir siperear emirs* to mks MI mob use se the metalleethsne la • match. COMO= hes semlotay werand hareolg and will take same berMerow ear she is aspired kr tits struggle; ha she will sot Mat Giblenuire se sadly on this cession, and it is not impoesibis for the table to be need. Sunbeam I never could see soliefent in to ma= her the prohable winner el the 111. Lager, es, although she wee sot up in the mat wMt Mar so easily by Rape at Ascot, she was well =rli at Goodwood, and yet could not give Ste • stone fa the seta and a quarter Craven eouts—ln fad She reeve a geed 6lb beating Moo him, sad Stapleton has never share a ism to nee Idi e within =fy a alet l ing lihi a the hie r. watts: Mak M i te ealim 111g= s1 shenid have been as for belie trandre Legis at se emblem we for the Chemierliald at Goodwood ; bat het of Brahma being Adria when first favourite must not be evadesked, and it is • 81 41= aa open questio• whether her perfoesses against at Goodwood, or the latter's running at Ikea, wet geode. If It were really a fact that she is mobster the Manche of labdiebie Kr. Merry has but a poor chinos el westing, for Shwas we flirty ideated by moderate animals at hod Liege and Geedwood, and, kilo wing a whiles= elm the lean hem ere pretty equal there is main 111.11Whele• sheet Mho, it is bat irr to parree they Mara Yolk be beaten. Mall Lefties is very little to Jordan and the late being as wily 41160401 . 4 g a=ear-old at ve er. at Livered is stet elf good It. Leger wiser. PhrldenAell the Hasa ore all Mine I rest asentim, it the • 'apt al Km is maw • sisal, end f it shield aim op there will be pima al tine lee nie to expos my gain el his Maas. The lea to. asp o aniodre , pia nonfat in show that there may be nary ar ib e th E m md dawns" bare the math& zaarafai; bat my lan re te lir moineloa M, what ineriara tiortiollgan Toro, oad Addis i t to — =7pies=lisea r Air insert rs=bit eta soma at nor, Ibriges • 11611WOWN fie the aili, tud tar my eel beet he as take A b ler, a pest deal from the "paean' yak Giblaidoe, who might prove a metal " esoat " he as, slam. at snob traraders odd, in ate oridle& ROaii, ..... ...... ~ s. ID f 1 masa •c Daniiii.::.: a t vie Venus 3 Vela I is 1 ff ...:::::::::: :.. 4 • 8 ... -- 1 g i 3 - ........ -. 4 Tau lissmase 'TAXIS for 2-yr4lia. 7ett araw..g; eft and aged, 10et mem winner to be sold for IDOL ; I allowed 31b ; Uhe 501., Sib beaus subject to tha as Ms The Carporstkm Nate, es the T.Y.C., will Si elleut 40W. for the Maw; yes it le dealt to whet a thmspbm ant of the 44 subs. Voltie ewers might be eanleMed with M reusing ones in a day, sr if as woe the at. Inge, IW would bs • " gift" for her, with so penalty. But le mike • selection from more probable MOM let me elm/ es Fly away, 6 yrs, fist 21b, u the beet et the old Uwe; dm Araoey, 3 yrs, 7st 131 b, as the MS et the three-year elk ; asd Cannot, 2 re, kst 12th (who mild to have wan the Meryl& Nursery in • tenter had • jookey " boss up) as the bast of the two-year olds. The Portiesd Plats, Red this.. is, he. an miry which completely mts the above to the sheds, and It is sheer med usas to Gump a salsetios tW the inunbin are up. Lard et Lora, 3 yrs, 7st 91b ; OrahsbW, 3 ya, 7st 71b ; Yeller Gel, 3 yrs, 7st bib; Beatrice, 4 7st 41b; Mak, 3 yes, Sat 131 b, sad la Fills da 11 gtmwy 3 ye., Bst 131 b, an all very moody, and one of them might be the tortures candi date if it has a little " look" to begin with. TM consideration of say Mbar west is the list is oat cl the question till the above has beat gut thrush, sad as taw will look at anything beyond the at. Leger km the nest three days, I need not be out of the fashion. METEOR. TATTERSALL'B.-BATUIDIT. BT. LBGER. 3 to 1 apt Tozomobllf (t holy) 7 to 1 The Eadjl (toad WE) 9 to 1 Volta (I) 9 to 1 Rollos t (tom 12 to 1 Ooonoss ( o 12 to 1 emboss (t tatd 20 to 1 Biaares atMiiftft (sfl) 20 to 1 loot Lambs (Mk_ 50 to 1 Id& ti two (ow 1000 to 10 lionnaato (t) 1000 to 10 The Patatat'a Son (t) GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 8 to 1 agat Pekoes (t) 10 to 1 Stdbblarl s 100 to 8 CHAMPAGNE . 6 to 4 mot liorttors (t) 7to 2 Coma& (01111) 6to 1 Ilaiateits CESAREWITCH trlWs. 100 to 6 mist RIMS COOL, (t) 1000 to 30 Rambo ORD 60 to 1 Mato OM) 1000 to 10 Brim= (t)_ CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 40 to 1 opt Volb (t) 1000 to 16 Gallop (t) DONCASTER MEETING Stewards The Duke of Beaufort, the Earl PltzerMleui, aad Lord Laidesbarough. Clerk of the Course . Mr. Blchard ohnson. TUBSDAT, Ton ?mart:utast 6 son. each, with 100 added, for all am: 2.yr-olas, oat; three, let 121 b; four, Bat 101 b; On and upwar 9ot 21b. Mans and aiding; allowed Mb; a winner of 200 lion. at any time (match.. and Mallow sma), to oarry 41b ; 6® son., 71b extra. Ths mood to an his stoke. One stile. Ts ICHAWFAOXI lice is of 60 soys. each, h It, Ike 2-Jr olds: oohs, bet 7Th; and SUM, Qat 61b. The omit of the soma harm to tan his stake. Bed Hams in. (33 subs.) Orions, Old Point, Cobardy, Precious Stone, Birdbolt. Oladisims, West Stanley, AM, oh c by Barbatus—Makl of Miasma, b f by West Australian— nerds* Compton, Menke, Lord of the Manor Conjuror, Barefoot, Praia* Merryman, Olympias, Cavendish, Stolle do Need, Crofton, Qom Charlotte, Vigo, Benbow, Sir Harealea, c by Pyrrha' the Pint—Eulogy, Spentioa, Malackita, Qui Vies, Kroll& (pad), Balsam= (paid), Phantom (p aid), Engineer (dead). TEN GIANT:Iow STANDS of 30 soya. each, 20 ft, foe 2-yr olda ; mho, Sat 71b each. Bed Houle in. (11 mho.) .—Tam Bing, o by Big Jerry—Phymits, Cabardy, Olenbuck, The Mooreock, Lord of tits Manor, Rainbow, North Lincoln, Odessa Scholar, and Tha Sc3ut (paid). To. 1311 LIT TOllBlllall HANDICAP of 26 mon. each, 16 ft, and only 6if declared, with 100 added ; the owner of the sand to receive 60 lora out of the Wakes. The wiener of the Gnat Ebor Handicap or the Leamington Stakes to carry 91b; or of any handicap amounting to 200 ion. egos, with the winner's stake, from the time of declaring the weights to the tints of starting, bah twelmive, to tarry Sib into; no hone to carry more than 91b extra 81. Lugar 05 • 5416 1151464 of whom daitirind.) Swear Us a ♦ r 1• 1 1 ..... 7 T Iliasb- Mon 3 6 7 CoraboTeue. ...... :" Dawtrfa ... ......... ; is : pad • ........ aiTird ":::: tropil 7 - i i it TER !maw STALES 0111000”. each, 20 ft, for 2- ; Mar, tat 71b tads. Red Howe M. (10 subs.r a -T) Dwiehmen's Daughter, Orb, f by Barham' Senorita, Or- Xig Nerrfiles, f ,y Chantleleer—Ellerdale'n dam, bliss F ea l:tt, Villaret, Eton' dn Nord, and Penalty. THE REVIVAL PLATE of 100 son. in specie, for 2-yr-olda, 74 ; three, Bat 101 b; four, 9st 41b; dye and upwards, 94 filb ; mares and geldinp allowed 41b ; a winner of any slake amounting to 100 soya, to carry 6lb ; of two of that weir, or one of 200 sows., 716 ; of any stake ensour.Ung to is save., 1016 extra; =Aden 7-yr-olds at starting, if they WO YEE tluioe, allowed 61b; maiden 3-yr-old ditto, 71b; seeldea 4-yr-old ditto, 1016; matches cot reckoned as win nings*, helms ; say number of horses the property of the Mae arm may start for this ram Red House in. I ass Eta Ate lib Ms/ . Slime Darlleg ..... 2 f Blydralebar ar) 2 Ewe Brlablos (31b f a de Latablea .. 2 a= 2 Hair at Liao ... ... 2 Era Mow. ...... I wi ti C 144 . .7. I m.'": foie ".7 .b 1 ` = t a zi. '"" I f g 5. re 4. 1.411 4 Narratetle (50/44/• • 1 . 10, ... 102 7.e i ii ) •:: 1 . 1 MIK%) mo al I f 4 14. A Jr . 17.1"-asj- :4 1 , It 2 Elm Stewart . l 0 Laytea I Embed (p 4) 1 , . 2 Tbarabill (TM a) .. I Orniat Matlack WO 4 ara ' AM DONOAVIEZ PLATE h (Handicap) , of 70 sons., for yr-oid a sad upwards • the trimmer aey hemdloar after *orgiastice of the me‘hte to carry 61h MUM" num bed haw the peoperly of the same maim Mart for lan Plats. °as 11 ; 4 4 40 talkalte l liraillikid . 119 491 • .... •,,...1 arta 6 'yoga Pram ika.l 7 I T Pg: I I Ms. ...... ........ 6 6 n male a 612 sow. sack, vrttlt 60 added; four, 9st 1316; Are, lest ; and geldings aibend 31b. The tf entered to be sold for 761., b ; if for 4W., 1416 Beaten of claiming. T.Y.C. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. NOWIN WIIIITIRN —First and recoud class ordinary day tickets will be issued at the Bastion Station to Dosomesr by any train on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, end to be available for returning any day up to and Including Saturday, September 18. OXXAT NourazaN.—Day tickets issued from Hine.- crom to Doncaster on Monda September 13, and the four following days, will be availab le for return on any day up to and including Saturday, September 18. Special (test dem fast) trains will be despatched from Hinge-eras. on Tsai day, 14th, and Wednesday, the St. Leger Day, at 8.15 morn., renaming frees Domeier en Wednesday aad Friday evenings at 5.45. An additional special train for Knea ds:to leave Doncaster at 10.45 morning, on Sat urd ay, 18th September. Holders of the above special tickets ean also return from Doncaster by say train dining the week. Holders al first clam day tickets can also return by the above massed special trains. Holders of second-class day Sans ma *sly return by secostd-chmi teeine. The 5.20 p.m train from Doncaster. and the above special Wes are hat class only. On Wednesday, the St. Lager day, and ou Friday, the Cup day, cheap excandon w t leave Hinge's-croon station at 6 morning, for Dosimeter, arriving at 11 morning, and returning from Doncaster the sum @Tee ing at 20 minute. to 7 o'olock. The tickets herd on Red onda, will be available for retina either oa Wedeseday or Friday arming. SCREW r. PADDLE. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Malta sailed from the Mersey, for en Tuesday .....l M .Jo hn▪ leavi the tarp greying dook, In tie of Mr laird, at Birkenhead, where the Orbs; Ilse establishment had been again satiety:tett/ tested fa tke W ak epemtions of transforming a semewhat slow lato a fast-sailing screw, stammer. The sac reenhe which have followed lids trandonastiaa in the Maim am powerful arguments in &vow et ttesenew, as OOm will the paddle, so far, at all steels, es. The followingmes dhow the= d P ▪ a. lll= lSt rZ stip when pi A Miesesiiiiee, eat her erskislum the alterations: —As a Paddle: Lana t i rweest e perpendiculars, 209 feet ; beans (between paddles), 36; ditto (over sponsoes), 39 ; depth of hold, 21; tonnage, 1,216 leas. Aa a maw : Length between perpendioulare, NU het; beam (Wenn peddles), 38 ; depth of hold, 29 ; tams., %On tem. The messed length hos been added to each end of the eased. sad the temeval et widths has been taken advantage of to inmates the el the spar or cabin dock 6 Sisk greatly extending the acommodation for passengers, addle adding in no slight degree Is the beauty of the raisers satins. With the armpit= of the engines, which am 600 horse power, and have been =Ode by Meows. E. Napier and Glasgow, the alike week, Wading the boasts, wee planned and executed at Mr. ledres yard, a sufficient proof of the immense facilities to be found at the " Birkenhead iscaworke." The engines were ant down by rail when the versel was ready fur their reception, and they ware put on board by the powerful crane on the dock quay, with sees sad security. The advantages which the owners if the Mahe are likely to derive from the attendant may be seen fr om the boa that while bar average speed as a paddle-wheel steamer was not more than eight or nine knots en hear, en her Met ran from Liverpool to Southampton, as • screw-stesnaw she sesemplithed an average speed of twelve and ;inee-quarter , knots an boar, though down by the head, having her full com plement of coal, water, and provisions on beard, with spare machinery and stores not usually carried. In lighter trim the speed is, °femme, oonsideeably greater. On the trial trip, fmm the Northwest Lightship to the Bell Buoy, ebe made 131 knots, t ho ugh under the disadvantage of a heavy beam see sad wind. The passage to Southampton was also made under very unfavourable circumetances,lisrlog to contend against • strong wind and heavy sea sa far as the Lend's Bad, with no maistance from mil during the pamage. This, we believe, le the first experiment of the kind, and goes far to increase ocaldemos fa mew vowels. From the .Wit of the Malta's trials, so far, we may put her down as one of the bassi screw vowels afloat. —Liverpool Albion. L 08801? THI4IOIIIICAIN 8112 P ABBY LeIIiGDON. A Board of Trade inquiry mu instituted at South ampton on Satarday before Captain Bugled's* and Captain TIMM, (judos+ of the pesos), and Copan Wallow (mantioal memo, of the Board of Trade), into ths loss et dm sidp Abby Landon, which was stranded as the 12th oh. in Compton Bay, at the back of the lola of Wight. The object of the inquiry Wee sot to attack any blame to the aiptidn, for being a foreigner, he wee beyond the juris diction of the Board of Trade, hat deeply to ascertain the fan of the log of the ship, sad also to fnraftgats certain charges made against the coast-guard, who barded the ship. endeavoured to get her sfluat. The Abby Lsagdon was built at Maine (United Slane), ht the year 1864, at a cost of 64,000 dollars, sad was bound to Antwerp with a cargo of 17,000 begs of rice. She was • full-rigged ship _of 1,033 American and W 7 Baglish rests tared tcanagn The ship sad cargo mom fully Mimed la Ammica, and the cargo was also lamed at Lloyd's for the sum of B,OOW. She ws• otranded on the incamlog d tho 12th alt., having gone ashore in a daagerous pert cd the Isla of Wight MARE a dam fog. She has since ome a complete wreck, and of ha. cargo rely 6,000 bags of nos have been smetL She was nailer the Diamond of Captain Ifni, who ma .Lo part owner of the ship sad who was present at the mart to give lie evidence. From him statement It apposite that for two nights end a day previous to intim mime dos weather was so thick that he saw wither land ear light, or was able to mks an observation. At sight o'clock an the amming previous to gig whale he teak a mat of dm had and found 35 fathom, by whisk be judged hinted/ to be ce the French sided the Chanted. As he was assigns la on th e Eng li sh side the eitly/s mums was made y, and, as the troths: was very oaks and ea skip makivir but little headway hs doomed that they mild mot he near the land until daylight the fawns; morning. They wars warned d the does poishwlty of the Mai by ebb mod of the surf. He could not actionat for the polder be wa• In only ea the supposition that be bad been taken there bf tM leeseste. He had mavigand die Channel before. nom,` gu ff a s amp got whore twelve coast immanent, sale ths smatead of Lieut. Gond, came ca bead art (aired their eatallos, which were aceegaig. ud eery thing was ik aift s to .14 afloat, bet without ava il . th a day Mr. Lloyd • local agent at Waymonth, mat on Want an d his servioup, which were roamed, and en slboafies test in.. boners dot gemilinat sad Lleaß ocieht, IKlM i t=seds oli col. Beton the et the Nutt the that the charges (whelk wen gunk of a heal mato* via Dreg Omit had sat bun rem, awl that the esegypesed had well pained theft duty in endeavouring to got the shit eked. DIFAITURB or TEI SKIP MAIDSYONI FOR AVITIALIA.—The due .Lip itsidstsas, Capt. Suwomaos. wbidi salved at Southampton a short doe dews Is a leaky seadidow, boo bees repaired, awl Mt yesterday for bar astisstice. Thu American ship Harvdst has just arrived at Caws@ atth• cargo of limber, oresisting of die Amoy sad beautibal woods of AMMO', sash se staple, walnut &e. The HAMM MOM de passage Mai AthatiC in 1011•111. 18P