The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

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Iwo. , lr t o tb lee& erlk r t g i e=se . 6 .d e be ll "Wiieli t e O bo. ad Z i r e emereell LT= Nisi all WARTIIMHALL SINGING SCHOOL : fa ma s i san. V LIT 11222.NICLIAIL ILA far bib- II Ins al LW 1. 11 . _11 , 4 Loma. Waft : Ls.% soli& klitherairaftws, rOTEBBOR WILJALBA MITa poem vgLy or I.4er* SU/ POSJI.miO4IOO/, 4 -41)91 1 0711rWV= ease. sr • bet iset i ls: isdeses 501 ... L . s s a ir=slt 404riees=1 . lei/S7lOOl beam easemis les semessesse et imenisn appiliailees se lin le Imes Is sesoe, glib be mesh. lis beim noble es simele Ewell'. leas suisiodue lbe mew blown Os semi owl Ms if oil penseninsk 8 "1.0111Sean Nal ig 10010 YAWS YANTIS MA G NIF I CENT SUPPER aad isCito Zooms. 00VIMITGARD1111.-04 sad An k pm AOftrice Clew or Illmons• IM le nole Mr 116 Allmon T. stab besin IN wins of 11101. lelailift ill mai it mom by ilts, LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE. —REMIT *4t) iisss zt. " 4 "" ° *••ia i• jar` ran i lliiig rsa D 4 , I MC he dr SAIX S . limes 4 am = 1 vi I i will *Mao Ms WWI ember ali fee= llll.".L Aftri . . P .11 be rob% le ilmir WOW Ell Isepmdm as woo wi giwsei b ands TU. LANNI ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, yneiTat MAL 94 a bepwiria.4l.dareilile b anials• .1.1 Agmitsffe. . rain= WI: re= "k lAapask Aalli a e i a4 l 4 les ' l e . oho *elm no ale rawlyA at ..•••••ftelSa. K AL g E INOPOLEON TAVERN sad HOTEL -1 ma 2 111102/111012 Milt 81011 1110LPlUt. mpanel Worm le larks he 4 111. • suirslo• et Ila I sit. PIMA@ 2•411.0114 1•22•• Table. ill %BYO 16 6 141116. 66 1111WS011ip. •66.41. led doe *Sus ini 1122211• mama intita.--Ronor to soy Station to 4...liirrra7ar=l7Z." : • 4.." 01. IS, to i 884.14 a. 48a. MA ; ' 4 .• & 418 tri 1418 18.46.; awn% 44 .... 11L 418.1•14 a.; 4SL. /mileslN sigilo my boa soft ' ~ =ims pow . 6 .• sod *Ca. ugsmos GMs Fr dm Us is NUNN'S VEOETAKLE (0012 A) U/L. 46. U. .. vi rer isles. reflood y Utak ar m el Is r ls ow Nor. 1. f.te .b {writ, 4 mod +ef a ... swami r , Wsplivl MI the rime lamp la pr.rot on. 11. ligrase t Ossilel an+ll. Y _ll&._ W. 41. *ft imam I* lerible Erb admired Part rit Mik lissoldas tibial. Pa ism pea& rre CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, sir* b . witty oftemes4 NJ M. Ore, Illmaka, Mit Swale% ses rkti GM Mais. sad uarOwillei far Sera loopeolable denim Is Illimmes.—J sionntall: alb Ilasulliamenra Clt= HOBSON here _to eal the ettottiee area wee am in MI TIRO Willailles Ns. le la all dM am Arm after. nab Imposiles. OW. roes As; dr Mow limlari A b. WM Ihnnemay. Ma Nuitt')S.ll. lambradfaii. Illiabiewl Ina ikADLES' ELASTIC SUPPORTING BANDS, Ow me beines awl after Aambersi ailarribb MINIM be m aim soleirt. art &WIWI Lteresass--. solo Mir Y. o.lpfinsiv.l7 dew areiveass MON I.trudiere for mommnial. Mil . 4 ot.. Nut by pow Mr Ail / 00 && 1,11 ri.&31111. Walo&P•160& es. & P 00 3 and DAMP AIL—BARCLAT'B AMIN ATI C CA MDT dr dr wartywn twowd_ow •WwW ll . _ Iburvy••• t... sr II dm'. a Ws Yin mil }awl. diro•ww Y -• glair swum am or yr, war la Ur Amid IM diem an Sr dll L i r . Wiww• dr *mum* 'Pm Ibr•W•Wd•• W *WM WA W ~ ran rim raw bra =4 ..m. brad=rupbrd ddy t rarciutir mod • 4 LW. yea WNW _... 11 ligrolemed by bC verrlabb 6•014101 maim .rbb. Is Piges ay lk Ir. bob 14. Ill ". • -dbmw•••- _• or 1r ir area use mon d bias, am 'we as meals. i. "" '''''' I CMAR.—Proteeted by Ili Royal Letters d C..'..9. dUul MUM by • Nib SI lir s... _ FMB. am Or 1m....1ai C.111.0...44 . = . sio. 1. is • rernsay kg ma es .emb ... o. 4 ltz i rawb.clLabd wad.* indinie. a =4/ "N" kb ils mos cb:in. euil rem* lot OM dr 41 disoyams obblo, th . 41 0 'WIWI bbirles War ebb lo se Yr bonylob: id Um peaks. . or plbeille. uld N* all It. mow IVO' lb ibe alibi ar:::.% now% 'Mawr. bla. I. I. nod ken Illa bweld d ind... ..s. dd et en marsailan _______ , ddedia rim firs 11... • dr nem OM.. .1....... It. is. bolot ..........—......1 1 , ...._ . .....,...... fear...no lie al• is sm.. Om* i. • .aybig .4 SI is. 1 ill•bled late orpimils _ as otoisilionl laltawast Kam la war • cbureb. h Oree.r.elebripol : 44 Xl= 10, : J. r: WM., It. dewed: heft. ftp. SlT=likaa•r• a Oa" Ow: bk.... im. oVeldvbeib loolds : L a. Intra. lihrk••• elk *rime. . ebb twill. U. teliio~llllll6l.lo4/la. AMU'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest sad sea, et eates=z•sems tat pimiftir lei tem ampirsrlib SI per NeLl. frau . 11&—Irrilts imm eamt Om ler welemost pita* eldiele Sore Wis. be E b _pbbli lb limb% sal pent ties,—/ aTiii3 awl 110 . Or Wm. igN= "1 11: .Ma i 4 Lbw. QOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable sa Os and to WO sod losob* by_ pooportho moollooloo r a ell rgot at klkAlmor ODOITO. et Pain llooilloloo. =g l laimobobb. I of tomboatbleloolaboillobat be drosorolmios be gum obl b soodortos tie boolLoor=ot v .,.. ei.. .... 3 ,.. 2 , ...... L . ...... - s - 7.... Pearilla :416 to inhoral I ' P IM rtela ral Yils• b. Ilr b p 1 471: 6 1. (' CI, no.. 11roporio " Itowliado WNW an lb OM bbol. sad " A. ROW -1431 111 owl 110:411. ta. Holosearda t, as odium==rott marl as owl box. Sold bt imus. MUSIC. K. JIILLIZINI CONCIRTIL Y. 'allies, our musical readers are already aware, bee bed mown. to the Lyceum as hi. &oak& bele seems ; hubg been prevented (as he says) by • .toomblmation" swim him, hem obtaining scam to any of the three great thimble, Her Ifebety's, Covent-gardsa, sad Drury-Ir. He his, however, tumid this dieeppointimmet to sooooat, by reducing his oneheetse to sixty performers, a number quite sidielmt, ti 4117 *eke, for say locality In which male or b mishaterey bast His limy ere all good men sad Erne, the fide of oar Imidos hestramentanate ; sad we stal ham sII the briliterit solo-playars who have for may yen given so much Mot to hie concerts. The Sheba* le fitted up to tbe semi manner ; the promenade era- Wady; the whole actmet of the pit and the stage, with the llrelhowas snotat in the main; while to the epees at the Lest of ties Map there is. tibias fm isdresimmts, ac. The wird* ofloogoomo moo onsolkeig good sad comfortable. --- By ids time the otroart lips the pomade appetite:l to to fall, ao well as dr prisipl Ot Ws& Tim upper part d the bear was sot or will Oa, sod sower became crowded *aim dr whole itiosisa. The priameass oommouced with the overture to the payed with mach mithit. Then followed the " New Jetty Teat Quadrille," composed by Junks in beam of the fair centuries, sad contsining reminiememe et the amp sad bellsde—" Trek mob," Se.—whicit the her reetheed w pea mong us. The andante, radio dens, sod seeaa-sesethent, trete liathome's AmamiMM. ymphony, tad the meth ef the bead, sad the Mei we. semosty so meidesem, se we swath hem expetesd tram the iadi Mari Ideas el the sestaitath They did not go so perfeotly together se we have bred those do before under Y. Jullies's betas —• tide( ihr tibia was lead r imposibis to wooers. The writ el the emmitedieg mommeat, the " Shepherd's Sew al Oreeltsoks" brought this pwaremace to a leer esaslesisa, hers the clearing up of the stem the Mew isahrelty expects the trensitioa no the amatital —sierra, sad the disappoint:mat to seasyleg. Indeed H. JuDise ought to have gime the whole epopiesar. Is be. latterly beest in the habit et Prim them pest embseird verbs attire ; and to mere le his aid pestles el giving ealy lip ef them is • movement la the wee, dbeeriss. Y. Whalevski, • pea, Resin vria ry epperal a thle esmatry for the Seel Math played Ileadelthethf•• Hatarbs. He is, we vadsrethed, a poll of the Pima Otheentheire, imd Ints plaid per regaithisa la Naas, holy, wed Otrimay. He deserves his reaelelas, se la Is • highly seseeplithed eel very ithermag lam He hes the aram—his tome Imes dam e. . mad mama • thief whisk marbled us, se ha boa peat etemmeml of his bow; bet it seam to sties beat his rag exesesively tide Map in ardor le theiliale hie ezecetioe. His rapidity. both of bow ad bar et, Is essesslieety—hr ortioniethe ear sad ?wit, lie thee, astwithemetheg the driest whisk Met um is mosailegly der nth sweet; be mewed billy Ws the igirit led bolsi 1 Nakilihosia's comes with; assl bis psehimasee, if seetewhet thisleat hi Isere wee elmettelesi by diem se/ nierseest. SNlmeelbeasissues bend le by ths &alma' of the pretemide will temeephey pima= sad ettsatisa; bet by this time it led homes dm* essmiad, al the asespres somewhat tithrepases. 4 Lag* Snag • egad Sestet tai•dralk OW MOS SO tidy that Y. Jelin wile* stopped that, sad _thread tee is W ebeesesektle styk " rid the presbre, "the Seth Owl* k Ike swan to selk—esitbest order the., sea her bee. smay, bed without beery there an be as theseri Tea be very heath net to listen to Amy mm elf Wet belied ma It is set fear ite drown meek by noir. IS will be yew kiss ask mks, not olkiss. If you do not oeseast yeenelves otherwiam I 'hail 15.,. this cottony this very MPS. It is mamba le step the progress of the meow, by esperbb wise soil ethismetioes it Is unworthy of • pest whs." IL siosplence had its effect. The crowd dead retsbel, sad behaved hotter for the rat of the riermieg. The writs of the omega( wee las Leeks Viselag, was meg be Mama " Tessa is seta." It we are Miss Vieeieg ea me sere es he., ale thy, width be. wry Nabs bedside math b resometad It. It woe, hew iser• am& epptheded tad issued sad she seamed time owe by siesks Antes " Who,. the bee woks"—• melody wets sallies et k' obis. Tlstsisoiirei of the mem me of the natal UM, car siteits slily et su sby. plerrei by Jellies'. (vomits sobtleis—Priltes. leivlspie, Honey Duhan. &c. , same tbtaw yet, owl airdlir mai pins from Moo Viztaing. Moiety nentahthia Ibri am Papule. Csreaval do Wake," played by X. Whoisevid ; a sorplaing &play of al dr torn Jr fore 'WA Papaw Aral knitted, bat of —sly small anus NJ. musk. It was received Id* dimwit beistwess assesetrettous of applanra with whillt the eirsoger-sedat, is judge from Ilia bewildered r past, trot mom mason than pruned. DRAMA. PRINCIBS3. Lea night Macbeth wee re.reolsed with all its forest isidiplialases of scenery, costume, and appointments, s wilt sem than its former moms. 134eides the mot kmers of Ilbs weary. the accuracy of the mechanical @Moot& dr sparlamity and lihrlilte sainietion of the mime of Mon Weeps with which the stage is coostently covered. be Oa horror of the supernatural ageuoise, sad the swoon liiiimmy of the einem combine to form a most miles& neembies amassment, even for those to whom ills display of mind bistriosio talent is a seen esoondary conskimalion. STRAND. The curtain was raised yesterday evening at the &read wan a sparkling bails novice pleas, have t►e pi• of Kr. Trewitoces, ellen had a moat favourable reception. The Me b Wosase us Alt, assi losixf Ia lierweei. The enr- Wm IA amid bed sea penal applies% led the wither lewd hes Ws bas i Isibrenee to a inhered sod harry LONDON GINEIAL PORTERS' BENEVOLENT Atm- CIATIOL—Iast 01101:4:btie tnembeg wee beld M the =Tw o Little Partlase-Mmeee, ke the per the M this laeutailom, the knee. Mem ef which already hill weed ia the The emetlattee hi his set ea feet, it will be Ire Me wpm! peMehei periese halm ee perms somMy SWAM pr Mks wesehers, err for Met? seeenel me wee mad ehaden. AA sneer employed ea meters at =empire la bialdas heeme, Mammies Mime aml ememedel retabllalmemee generally. whether wheieeele K rebid, within the dilemmas of tea =Gee from the Deed peea-MEas ere etll4lls *MGM regard to ye mail lee hisreem IISO ; atm white dote so person will he milaithel mbar ape extends 00_yeeva. The eloottat of Tad larded to pamleder• will be Se. per meek. A eubsoriptios et 64t. per MOMS mhelitstet • 'ember. with the meek. el ate wSS M all demitee of imedidefte, mil ems eddlimiel vete for each do ehYlia lp sehmedheL The eh* wee tam het sieht b Mr. Jackets, of the Arm el him wad Otehme, -street ; end eddreeem hethsteeme of Mr elijaee he white Os waft( ball heed swarmed arse lamed by Mr. HUM% Mr. J. A. Mea Yamsn Mr. I. WM (ehelimem M emendate al armegemems Mr. VlS4aaw Kr. Wavy, of the Ina of m aim , IW Mr. P (mimeo). Mem. hikes *deft the simatiag to mare esergede sewed .g the MethemiZe wen speed is awl &wallas et U. essii hem the ehdlemea, Mr. Niselay, U.S Kr. Blddl wen emeseteeed. A serer of ouelpilteemery veto °Wed the below er the eyelike. OBTRAL PALACE.— ONE SHILLING DATe— MONDAY, Nov. 1 —Athoiennme an pemat, 1,154; dIMe term'OMAN 271. Total visitors, 1.424. LONDON, I'UNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1858. INDIAN MUTINY RELIEF FUND. TO TNT TOROK OP TIP urine. Fund for the Relief of the Sufferers by the Mutiny in India. SlR,—Many inquiries having been made as to the operations and liabilities of this fund, may I request the favour of your publishing the accompanying statement.—l am, &0., THOMAS Q. FINNIS, President. 27, Cannon-street, E.C., London, Nov. I,lBdB. The general committee ef this fund, previous to Magas their annual report, have Okada the& the following 'hatred of their proceedings to the present date be published. The total amount of eabscsipeless, with inte nse and premium an lasseemeata , up to tb. 2at ult., is £43.1690 17 6 Loans repaid 5434,77819 7 TUG atradirre baa los as fallow: h remittance to India 8127,186 18 7 inalrive at poor to thaw tot 10,0001. East posted to Damn to tide mocoatry : Damodar Lassa birisof maaasurat hantmas matora: kherfatog &dark" sorkaary, mg other swam Told etcparnba• Dams at Ms date 5266,400 7 3 WON* to appliesdose for further ambience, whisk are dal sods from Calcutta, sad it is certain that in nummoss csere—both in India and Great Salad, especially those of g=orphans, disabled soldiers, end other saffesors Moe sesielimetied towards their own support—tarther pro vides will ekimassly be nquisits, iavolving Use appropria ent be = tics of m ot very Urge moors witch cannot at per The equediture kr Mid la the Wild Marius retied by the eoleadiese bee ben es bikers : marr4aT arum. DONATIONS. 32 Ohs £3,016 0 0 86 Wklove sad aspioses of Akers 9.663 7 6 25 Orphass et caws 1,410 0 8 26 Wfvesel caloan 2,133 10 0 61 °dm reistivas of Akers 3,604 10 2 82 Mahal of aoldwrs 13 Disabled soidlare 29 11 6 298 Widows, 4.842340 am of stakes au weekly 41 lowasess Loan' oosuni9a4 4444449 W 61 1 10 304 6 Widows of clergymen BBB 11 8 £23, 17 6 1 Wigs of isissicaszy lOO 0 0 23 Widows sad orphans of civilises 76 Indigo piasters, mar seas*, riflery dB Cillll4 &C. 4,24813 3 £7,434 4 11 17 Civilises LOAN/. __ - -- 1,847 7 7 Tong amend et Miff 236,767 9 10 G. B. TILIGILENHZ&B,II, ier-General, Has. Baoretery. 27, Casson-ebese, 8.C., Nev. 1, GM& RE R. W. SAUNDERS, A BANKRUPT. TO TIN TORS 01 ri• IXPILIST. 8114 , --In this risattar it is not at all surprising that yew reperter mild set, weld the confaska which pre vailed es Saturday hat on Mr. Camasissiosier Finis abrupt departure ben the wart, woortain his rod daeleica. About lim desks Warr Mr. Sergood hod WA his hamar returned into emwt amd /pod the following ownermedsim, viz. : " Upon the mid bankrupt being examined, It appeared to me that the* baakrupt was sot prepared to sign his amounts, whereapas I did Miran the last examinatioa of the said bankrupt until the 24th of December next, at half-past 11 o'clock. " B. 0. C. Fars, Comuelealoner." Ia rime* to the observation made by Mr. Commkelmme Pane as Os my not taking down the seldom% will you allow me, Missiles to myself, to explain, that as a forma nand natio• under this same bankruptcy, when the solkitor Oa the petitkaing creditor (for I was sot validate WI saw the abelas rotaries** did take the evidence of the Ice-la-kw (Walker) Kr. Commissioner Pane declined to rewrites or sign it, mad that he (Commiationer Faris) himself directed Kr. dlar good in examining witness.. (as the learned amid »- Waded him) to follow leis p.a. It Is sot my duty or intention to ccouneat as what oc curred during the more than three hours' painful discumelona, bat simply to supplement your eery faithful and accurate report by these few additional feria, so that the whole cams may be fairly beim tbe public.—l am, &a, EDWARD Biauurr, &;licitat lo Antrim. Carrion' Han, a Lido.-wall, Nov. 1. • The words la itelks be laserta himself. RICLAMATION OF CononTs.—The annual meet lag of the Wareestershire Primmer Relief fiociaty sum held at tbe 1111thelink Wareseeer„ as Saturday anthem, the Right Han to J. S. Pakbgtos to the ohne. There were also premed Heti Basseathaisp, Lard Ward, He H. A. H. Ledessen sad no or three ether meaty amiletreen. This sonny wee aseehllehed 11 years toe dm, purpose Coofm ro bed's( dentate en the Worcester ty Gaol, sad thee phooey pinfaalai thim lab tesorkin It appeated Vitae report that la the yen Memel h bed hen named r ags the fearr sre t the M ▪ 1• fi mks ela hod ban byesethly mann et. Wbk ter the nine, eider as aresmate had ben resolved, l o u r l 7 hod htt bat • share we. Shoo the selabllehmeat • the melon la link 267 disehereed nheasin bed bees Mimed bum ite bade, et whir* wank* Aden bed been ro.oommitted, eel few of done shim ha the het Tar. la the mane st • dieseedes width billowed as spines was sapreeeed by use ot the neableales that ought to oaks upon ire& the warden of the arbelash. Lord Ward saapplell OM IS emearagensat dioald he given to eserolde as =l g isehergelkose prism wake* aa appertmaft bin thenrid same the amilenbedhe e/ their beam emenainee. Sb 3. Paltlegten then* ehe peel mod ebjeo dm es this woad be dent would abed a eththies to mho% Ll=as there ores ere a leekney loweeht migration as et this neasest, it they MI eat the Idea that at the eaphatioa eta Berm et henbethent de movist wend be mat Irmo le • seleno. Med Bemodensp Omit to wee mow se be ma go pamMeee ken a pine name say sews a obtains, as barn ItelaS. The meet was adopted. DRAM OF IDA Pvt/FFIII.--We regret to bear et the deeds et Oh shyer sad lady. Madame Ida Philo 'gybed at Vieme as W Um, aims miring recomed ale elide ether enure beer attack la oar. Her hots id Irani will law be • popular nerearial of that spirited sad hatellgeat arnbidlas to see to, herself the wonders of the wide earth, and to detain what ale lad sea to others, by width mho won an honourable di/nooks Omagh nehlememele sot easy to Me am. RACH2I:2 Tons.—The amaranth of the 2nd of November, the day Owned by the anion° religion to the swear, et the deed, omissions great sotiviry to the drifted coneterhe at Peon la order to hem the tombs n mores el erestioa completed by that day. A mousse those which bar bees recoorly terraleated le that of MdUe. Rocha, at Perko Chaim It is as the right as enteriog the pert of the gramma =l:4rod to the besailise It immesh chapel Ea the 1 1;le, over OM dear of whisk the wand "Head " erred, with two comae sad a diadem. There are deo two ambellse b aura, highly polished and SUM Mao Sowers. The lamb of Anted de Messes the she ban just lalthed. A north bender dammed Is played es the secimmeat end a weeping willow piened to be. el la, whilst ea the testers Ms is engraved • verse tron by wade, Is whisk be spoon of tied tree, sad unseen • wish to bare ores pleated mu hb led madarphin. Workmei are also employed le teadirmsdkg the tamiselerne d the Quin of Oath.— 6 = IL AT FIE CASTLE MILLS, X Nebel Isedlier•liell .owned an Friday assada ir lug Colds the preethes Moen J. sad W. Wihea, wealth merelestesere. The heiblisg elms the lee cm need was the beatege of the mill. By half-net three the Sena were harelip oat at the roof, and, Mewed boas the highrp.to ef dm town, promoted • magnificent but Sinful epeMecle The Moro at the eras were judiciously directed by the Hewn Meet to .me the Gagne-been, which wee /OM As It was, the imelithery had • yarrow ream. The .ate hea deers were ted bet, sad me a/ the. wee anon be. by the swim of the be. Alma See o'clock the Sense wen endcleatly subdued to redade any denier to the red al the mill. T tie total dump, Menem, is penally sot Mee ties 1,2001, which is very oserly severed - by as Ina nem la the Iltreala Firrodos. DISTRUCTION BI MU OP THE 8111? 11418TBA1V CITY. Thrilling details of the total destruction by die of the Eastern City, alas of the Black Ball line of Austra lian peneugor ships running from Liverpool, have been re- Weed. The Eastern City was • ship of 1,368 tons, and the pro per, of Messrs. Baines and Co. of Li She use commended 4 Captain Johostonti, and on the I verpool. 841 t of July she left the limey for Melbourne, having on board 180 pair sengers, 47 men, officers and crew, and upwards of 1,600 tans of renewal cargo. Tha ship made a successful run to the Equator, and all went well for • rapid voyage, when, on tie 'harpoon of August 23, it WWI discovered that a fire had broken out In the forehold. Every effort failed in extin ' (Wishing it, and preparations were made for provi dosing mid launching the boats The sea, however wee very high. Bat while the prospects of the dial/eased me sad women were most gloomy, and they had indeed almost despaired of misty, • Bro om in sight. The ship Merchantman, Captain 0. Fwn, of and from Londos, with troops for Calcutta, observed the signals of the burning ship, and at once bore down to her aid. With the exception of or man, liPlem, • steerage passeager, the mew and Criars al the Eastern City were taken ad, end in about lve boars alter they had Ilk the wake *tip was ons sere al toe; the arts net overheard. end mho was a biasing wreck. The sabre:seats on ethe perished was • Main of Skye . • he had bees el kr won days, and was below a his eerthwilmea the Ise IMllliket dkanteed, and he Is supposed to have been euiruceted. Mr. .1. Fowler, a cabin on board the Eastern Cita, hes fersalmd the f flowing` narrative of tk• condsgos " Ws nil* ken Liverpool for Melbourne on the 10th of July, having on beard upwards of 1,600 toes of general ' cargo, 110 pamagers, sad 47 alerts and apew • is all, 227. Notwithetsetheg • keg eoadminee of ecatrai end baffling winds we made • very snetesehl pester to the Equator, which we l s o : the 114 of August; aid we meoaid to salve at is TO sr 23 days from lAverpoo4 far oar ship was a on, and la capital selling trim. On the 21st of August the wind blew snag ban the earth-eau to the north-wet, On the 22nd it increased to halt a gale, with a heavy see, the ship rolling about a good deal, and frequently going from 12 to 14 knots an hour. On the 23ed the wind veered round to the south-west, but the sea still oontinned high ; and at about 2µm. the mane day an *ens of fire was raised, and smoke was seen issuing from the forstuitch. Captain • Johnston., the chief allow, sad several of the crew and piasengwe, enthavoend to reach the met of the fire, which was supposed to be in the forehold, among the canto; but In a few minutes the smoke became so deem sad suffocating that we wen driven up the hatchway. The passengers end crew were ordered on deck, and we then believed they had all obeyed the order; but It was afterwards discovered that one of the steerage peessains, named Peter 11•Lsea, bekaglag to the Isle of Mum was missing, and bats supposed to have been enionted in his berth. The forehatch was tam *teed, with the eneption of holes of about two test square, ems on each side of the hash, through which pentagon sad crew proceeded to pour vest quantities of water from the engine pump, and by drawing over the side front theses. For some time the smoke did not appeal: to Moues., and we confidently expeeted to be able to extish the fire, but after half an hour it was evident we were dng no paand it was apparent our only chance wee to endeavour t rogreso smother it. For this purpose the hatch was covered with blankets, shawls, plaids, and everything we could lay hands on, and the forecastle and lorwi parts with old sails. Me awhile the ceptaht bad hauled up the tonnes, and pat the ship before the wind, and bad got the boats provisioned, sad ready to lower away at a moment's notice. The women sad children, about 60 in number, were removed to the poop, where the captain had placed numbers of old sails, carpets, be., and did everything he could to make them as comfortable as possible seder such terrible chum steams. All that long and dreadful night both parsagrs and mew continued to work without intermission pouring tons of water down the hatches and forepart; hold were also out in the deck, and engine•pumps and booketa want to work, pouring down water into the hold, the captain cheering ns all the while, Dever leaving the deck even for • moment.. mol I d not admire his palm courage, surrounded as he was on the poop with so many weeping women and children, whom he never owed to comfort by UN assurance that they ' would soon be all ads in the beam. The majority of the passengers wise for • long time ignorant of the toll SWAM of their real danger ; but the more intelligent of embalm that we were mom than 600 miles tram the aeon* lead, that ear boats could not carry more than half of and that the sea was so high thee no boat could be leonhad in safety, or if got clear could sot long live, deeply laden as it must neces sarily he. Or only dram was of Wag pined up, but we venom" for an of theralb of ell ands, ad we felt that our destanika wee elagta peaks el Una Still we worked without lisehteg kat Owens etwiWeg It became evident thm earrageleriiblft VOW be la eak,Mr, from the smoke now base Its way Me the tort sad ascend cabins, it be came apperent that the are was weak' he way at among the cargo in the &MOW. The Isere. windows, bc., of the sussed cabin wen walked up, and the meats d the bulk head sad dean it elmele ef the Matanens is the Best cabin Crnet with aserepapere. The mernileg of the 24th e l epos am Wit mad beautiful; bet still the ms ss high. W. willed Wen the wind. and still as weeded herd with the emegy of despair—for now aU fit that then ow bat lads haps Ike es. About ness the ilawierd came down by the run, but without injuring rams. Mom et the pemeepse sad mew WINO new takes I eat been the angles owl franklab lasear up eft the bac make , end berm* work. Daktg oar i sheet soak of bathing - teem ite:iierly we moaned th e oaema 1 Several time I enght kakis( sad leacylag that 1 saws sell, but it wee the }ea lighng up white ousel of • wen. There wee irel no ti keps br a as and _./1117 OM be mune quite sedmill to our merible AM. AMIN Milt the smoke tied he* loam se mt thet we veireaken kegs the teggathril Isteleak, ea which we had esseined tepees wear, sod, biked. wen arias to remain hewed of the foremast ; the deshe also became very hot, and we en nead sooty ti ht to see the esteem burst through the bows. We wme eke in some dread of the foremast giving way, which would hove prsotsted our fare , as in its fall it must have an up pert of the deck, through whisk the Anise would then have burst upon us. The ceptainizaieg parer, avid myself, pitched ear bottles cg men on position end glemey prospects ; and I - having bees mended ie the thighe by a fill daring the n,mad Wag the little theme Iwould have la a sernshk for the boas, W bid gr . ta is to bha ftlesids sad to al the world. " The add Miser, pm:, dater, Mr. Warner, the other lad myself, - wen tote this salon at 2 p.m. to eat be we w all MAL We nee seam whet w e to be ow Im b l i = but we wan all esim, end ens cheerful, Capella Johnsen askfsig to he atemed ler the assester in which he oar brash* up the penned rims, which with a few Waft wan to lens otar Maw_ and I for . apples* et Miner la math a rake, being literafly covered Math sod hoe with ter. At ahem BM p.m, end what about to mired' as. of ma make eon Were the keel we wee startled with the ery of A sail l' Ide ea barn we all ambled on but we were thin In ea Went How I looked to wWwed, sad how bet and M I kit win I et des felled to passive waythesig hat the elan and a kw Ma* dons Ina at the ado el the halm; bow we all et Ism saw the sail, just line detest gal—ebe was oaks down we se—close by the edge el the som's says en the me ; bow we all cheered, sad_ wept, Ind preyed, sad WOW sad duped seek other's heath, sad wed s gas ; Ise= nark hams !maid seek etherept Moe hew mess, mks bane, mateirea thwees thisheeekga llueb tarrsew rhos wits pressrad the greatest lablinseee - death esemsd es oar WIMP aew ens plasly entwesses, I sweat theeribe. I shook heads with at kw* • headnd—ateny of theta rough, Minnie tan, but who had isestied with a Muth seenge em bus of sad whit wess sew se awn k their of thstatekees as the bat se es. Is len lineed ra half ea law hem the din mhtass, we that ashe bet, the , awed be the Mar shiminen, ef l and ikess Leaks width , with Weeps to he Collage paned den ender en stern. How we sheered her, sad she ✓etensal ear dim se Beitialt soldiers sad metre am char. OreepaiWei thmeste Ms tramp% 'Wa en on toe, will yes send byen P le whisk Cia4bia IMPS IF t amed • Wet, , Aps, 4s; aid _mad ay bean le and* yea.' &ma tere of the MaribenneWe bun sad throe ed ems ware Imadtall ; bas the an stfill tan high, end we ex every main a see seam edam tamped or dished is pima okapi& ; hat, thanks to the allay sad can of Mr. Peneelland Mr. lone, the Sr* end mosall were of the Mortheetem. ad of war m vegan k Amp Mae Mats, fbysewaseel beaten the no meth ISOM *see sect , We toe emberled the masse end Mikes, end sat see were r Way ea bawd the Mistek, ear being the hat le knit /has we ansider the hen, as rraaaaaallaagg. end the wy in whisk both ships welded Asa, pariwYrl7 the laden ash Ibuss ths ohms* el saMelear steelly her, we meet hat akin the ennagemmee Capeake Ithestose ea Irma end be law marl 111 preen from a &kelvin ship is Nab • s ty glass • a•de sedisa, speaks be lent Oa heard the famhsarae Coati Brows led paraded be meted dear far vellabg our wasts sad = lk* is Co our meat; mad veil was be ll by p an Mama, essanalbg the keeps. They elaailad prepaed hie as emil hail* Ow *PE The maws sad &Skew yore 'eflawl most' led the ecrie7seedstedl7la• ;lady S . s - d crew sad pee edger seemed end rid of le sea rid the sadists arid alas, wished de sildhlost res. Wes. The Mewls tass reed by the bereft ship &AM the eight, sad et shoat 2 sari. dr less lord kook ore the lappliase foreoude ; seas Arm the tin• and rest over the side, sad in Jun en his. wale aid ainea urn wok red doom after she Was • ear at Imam We seed err her edil until shout d sr., whim, the ideediesiren bads( reed for Table bay, the Heroes br ide, Me pod kr re le disdagaidi other thee a den eked dead Wier the din berms, which vas the lest we ear d der ship. We to the drat ..his sand s perks of our but the whine et the other pareagere ad the of the errs Met everything. Bat vs ere an truly thooldol for our promenades bra a Sin ds rad isediehis death; and we ell feel that the finger of Providence was in it, for had the Merchantman not been obliged to put into Rio de Janeiro in conieqn-noe of ths Wars of W medical officer they in charge of the troops, she could not have been so far out of her course, and in a poultice to wane us. " A singular circumstance was repreted tom by those on board the Merchantman. It appears that while at dinner, and immediately before they perceived us, the captaW's lady and some of the odious affirmed that they heard distinctly, and at regular intervals, the sound of distant artillery. As we had no heavy guns, aid did not fire oe even a pistol, I am unable to account for the sound, which may have been caused by some submarine volcanic phenomena, or there may have been another Tomei in distress at a greater thethene, and the report of her guns may have been carried Eking by an sound/is current of air. I and I am awe every p rseager on board, am anxious to bear testi mony to treatment we have received on board the Merehentessa. Captain Brown went about amongst us like a father; and Captain Dawson also did all he could for us personally, and by urging hie men to share everything with passenger aed Drew; and well did these brave fellows obey ieh orders Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Dawson were very Ohm tire to the women and children. Lieutenant, J. R. Car lisle and J. B. Rattledge; Resigns D. W. B. Ogilvy, P. W. Howley, and Smith; as also Gentlemen Cadet R. R. Inglis, sad assistant•Surgeme Forrestal ; nobly emulated each other in striving who could be to um, and beet mildew: to us in our all bat destitute coa -1 dinar'. When we teemed that British °Mom were on board we felt seamed that by the we would be treated with the sympathy to which In epees measure our misfor tunes entitled us; but we were gilts unpeepared for the ge nerous kindness, displayed in such • haling and consi derate manner, w►leh we have eerleneid during our voyage ea board the Mewtheadman. . I cannot speak too highly of Captain J . con duct, end I am cure every one wbo was on board the unfor tunate Eastern City will agree with me. He did all for our safety and the misty of his ship that man could do, and by his calm courage animated as all • while by the abi lity of his arrengements everything wait sendseted be ea orderly and systematic manner, at a time when the slightest confusion must have been attended with the moat &arum " Alik• fin originated is the forehoid, with which there wee so comastutioation from the forecastle sad foresteerege, sad se the forshatch bed bees battened down for limi; days, It mast have been cessed ..... q .,... apciateasons combastkia, or the friction of badly stowed the previous day, when the ship rolled se heavi 7 ebtrAl me. "I soot close my oommunication without beerhyr ter& MOW to the calm behaviour of the impale parterres. Alas the ATM half-hour they never complained ; and It was only when the ship took a tacrethaa nasally heavy roll that some of the more timid uttered • few screams. Poor things, they were many of them resigned to their sad fate I The purser's wife, la particular, astealsited me by hie calmness *gunboat. The ship, cargo, sad property baksgi_Ott to the cannot hare beta worth less Ikea 90,0001. to 100,0001." On the paseengen landing at Table Bay they presented letter ',to Capture Damon sad Captain Brews, expreeeher their gratitude to them for their noble conduct in raeco ug • them from it terrible death, and for their sabeaquent ktad and freeetose trestroest. The Government ll= agent took charge of them, and Unhinges Candies bad been chartet.d to take them on to Melbourne. A sub scription had been startd at Cape Town to relieve their tem porary wants. (Stamped Id. AdditioDaL) [TWOPENCE. "On the following day (271 h) we left Jeddo Bay for Shanghai, and arrived here on the 2nd of September, after • most delightful and satisfactory trip. "We mw the Fusl•ma mountain, said to be 12,000 feet high, which is represented on their porcelain and in many of their picture books. The population of Jeddo is about 2,000000, the 'Create of the city ars wide, and the people kept in good order by numerous police and military at- Modaate. . _ _ _ " The medium of communication is the Dutch language, which is spoken fluently by the Japanese." MUNICIPAL ILIC7IONB. MANCHESTER, Nov. I.—There never was lees excitement--only two oat tithe fifteen wards being con tested. For Exchange Ward, Mr. Mountcastle, hatter, was opposed by Mr. Hairy Ogden, cabinet-maker, and the latter was returned. For Norcross Ward Mr. Lamb and Mr. Near Reels were returned, defeating Mr. Redfern. Samar), Nov. I.—There was only one contest, Mr. Bremiley, tea dealer, defeating Mr. Rudd, plumber. The election only tasted half-an-how. Two other new cow anion ware returned in placed retiring members. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. I.—The municipal elections hare to day excited no interest whatever. Two or three wards only were contested, and in these the greatest professors of economy have prevailed. Municipal honours are decidedly at a discount with the class of burgesses it would be Be arable to ice in the town council. r, Nov. I.—East Ward—Roberts (cooderrrecive), 814, returned ; Yobbo (oonaervative) 621, returned • Vernon (liberal), 605 ; Lloyd (liberal) , 686. South Wird—Phipps (ommervativ;, 466, returned ; Hens man (coaserwrive , 460 • Perry li beral), 462, returned ; li rrington (11 , 441: West ard—Rwman (liberal), 644, returned; (liberal), 624, Warned ; Norman (coneswative). 336. OXFORD, Nov. I.—ln the place of Mr. James Roblin, who retired from the Central Ward, Mr. Thomas Randall, of the High-street, was elected in company with Mr. Cox, whose term of office had explred without opposi tion. In the South Ward, Mews. Riming and Wic ken s were mewed without opposition. The only contests have been in the But and North Wards. In the former, be sides the old representatives, Mews. John Plowman and Dow Mr. Houghton, chemist, of St. Clements, was • can didate. After a were poll the result has been in favour of Mew.. Dore sad Houghton. In the North, Mr. PM& retired, while his colleague, Mr. Caw, eared kinsmen for re-election, In company with Messrs. Betas, Ayres, and Williams. The old wive has been returned at the head of the poll, with Ifr. Rates ea e partner. Mews. Allman and GM were re-elected for the West Ward without opposition. The office of mayor agnate at present to be quits an mantled question with the council, es, la examelsemos of the rumoured vita of her Majesty to Oxford in the summer, numerous gentlemen aspire so the honour, while on some former 000saions the office has almost gone begging. LIVILRPOOL.—Yesterday the annual election of Town Councillors took plan at Liverpool. There we. an mama absence of excitement, and out of the six teen wards into which the town is divided, only flea were contested. In four of the wards there were tory eon- Mates. mod in one two liberals oppo ed each other. At the close of the pall Ire liberals were declared duly elected is the contested wards, via., Mews. T. Avison, Rubertaca Glad stone, D. Rae, J. Clerk, sad J. Rogers. All these gentle men, wept Weirs. Bee sad Clerk, have been In the Town Cowan below Csallevettest Ward, which only once re turned a conaersetive, end that by stratagem, title year elected a liberal by • triumphant majority. LORD ELGIN'S VISIT TO JAPAN. (Preen the North China Eirsid.) We have been permitted to extract from a private journal an iatereeting sketch of this visit to Japan, which we give below : "On our arrival at Nagasaki, :on the 3rd of August, we. steamed et cam into the inner anchorage, end bros=p about • quarter of • mile trom the landing-piece at where we remained until the 6th, when we left for Ohm* the liestemmistine other Majesty' whips Pro, Calcutta, Inflexible, Lee, and Emperor. Mb suite end the Aloes of the 'hips visited the bream end made purchases, and ieterokisaged visite with the DM& authorities resident there. Before entering the bay at &mods, when we *r eboil on the 10th, we saw • volcano In Muhl &elks. The country is pretty, but the town mean, mil ant likely to become an important tr edi~ poet. non le a breakwater to protect the anchorage egai~i the brag rollers that owealatelly set in. A large Imam of were, superior to that at Neageaski, tempted arty l arret t iff and others to invest spare dollars All the ar ticles chosen were taken to en odes at a short dishonor, where some government dibble were seated, who, oa mar tainlog the price, charged • per armee end weighed oar dollars against their oals--absessis--Uirea of tier bag equal to the dollar. " Here we met Mr. Townsend Harris, the Consul•Geeseral of the United States, and his sakestary, Mr. Mewsluen, who kindly offered his services to Lea Elgin as en katepreter, which, with hen knowledge al the baggage, were most valuable. _ _ _ _ _ On the 12th, we loft for Jeddo, Mr. Henkse = us, end on the sues day andoned alma 11• 1 7= g off the °vital of Japes. Sauced bobs with goverumeat officials coat ca board very soon. No fordept ships had over bikes anted so now the town. the American sad Raabe ship. _bowing always b. minima about 15 miles of Here we bead • peddle-whist dunes, ghat by the Deitch to the Japanese gchernmant sheW the natiossal (Japed* gag--white, with • s red hall te the aeons and s white petulant ; there woo also twootlee very ugly ship-egged vaseels, built by theenedise (guard rail*. The boos that came off to us bed the imperial asioure—white, with heck mien leaves la tie cobra limed offloble of rusk visited Lord Ilea, and invited him te tele up his redeem ashore, where CanalnklatiOn would be more easy. as the disease, to the ships was great, sad the maths, sometimes boisterous; so re the 17th Lord Blgto and staff left the ships le the gunboat Lan, sad ships' boats with guard of boner, Ike, sad vas Mae b Io the hadh.g. place as they excel, when it woo Row ear, to take to the ships' gip, end. Mar aloe IWls hilloolty, see seramoted by smartmoes SIN we hinds& The Wasiak wan the, to ressbe by loserrp sad mite; Matra (memo* ware also in wetting, sod we were transported to oar new domicils. It was sot samplases, but It was ohm, newly matted, sad bolded Se w neeptice. A Blinddlot Maple and • lotus pod indketed it to be the residence of the pesos. A dinner war sent from the amerce somewhat similar so • Mimeo repast, bat seek peer wee famished on • sore, Tho imerate Commis o eceers, Is sander, havings bad ea lb bervire wish Lard Elgin at his modems rspstlng a treaty, his kwdshlp end oaf, with some odium, TIMM the Minister for Foreign Adele at the Emperor's palace, when we were nothod in the presence of several official peroonages. Bash bete mooted not to go bb the room with the num Mom we then wont, we put slippers over than. Pipes, swesismats, Is., were provided is • emirate room to which mot of the party wars invited, leaving Lord Ebb in we hems, with the Japanese mirror, Mar wreak we Mama is oargeostars. " Dorbe our stay et Jeddo we made excemices into the amid miles. The semory was drandog sod the land odeluesd. Fles:c o sad pesos of the potpie see estransi y rhea; in the are balidag-hoeses, The meglo earl sen:Za no beivility. At a spot ohne Owe le_o FM* sad Mem tea sod naresk mole romp mean who ere far hoes V i thl Imensibl eare V - txbildied • sot at Wet ; semi whi b rat= berg.~ sal sear pm{ of r e sat e by man cl chalk. The of the amniad worsen with bisokened teeth sad systems senetrod wee In moiety conlinot shim At on entor o l ve lebertainmat Mem wee ledoedecad • streagfeschy tie, Mule b • iseopmfel of • kind en d whipper It tato I fredir bermesga var ielt n ir was too strong to be egoomillo; the semlbe of hreaso served sweetmeate„ won braid • mead time, the mom of the peeks having boon plead ca the tones coatdottig them. The enweals who brought b these Mips ma woes a sword, oohs a low maybe(l 4mta i ree hobo to mad b. eked *rag tietb• litter of thigh WM if of ilk, beeper Sb. mom aa =S &b. ems bode to de illimmt prom bee f the Mimeo oldie ships. hasp the former Irmo some phase et elk that may oily bleredely the femme sable, no *roe perms rider diesel to bey err seem it ; is add to be made by bedded sibs. It as set better ti t ulti i c i e d • leseekeiner tthisMoos silk. The easy, s facsart of the Swam etiolate as arm pored with the sdf-ocaosital she of the Chinese is mosseb abbe, and Imoremed me peed, in their favour. They were jolly, too ; drbadag b the Qum, the Emperor, and the Coesabideases b ishompame as they liked It, with a hip, hip, hoorah I They expressed their of satisfaction at the visit at the anthoseedor, and ho that one of them, as sobassobr Met the Oewt Japan, might met Ma la RagissA. Marius& Wog the " Os the 16th of tidy the treaty was thermally druid bY Lord Blies mil the star Cr—' — ' -- en Al on isterriew held for the webs some days previous lerd Stein delivered to de Minister the We of Leal Mellse, peewit ing the Mem yacht to the Ereparer of Sopa hem hor litslesty ths Qum of }load • prelludeary sompinente were made for tenifer, her, sad it see po=d that her same should be changed to my ether might copilot. Aciesedlogly, after the limey was the party west en beard. A wit. at 21 Iwo was In eamilsat dna, from the fort, and the Bd cabers viers hauled lows, end the Lipman hafted, the Heist sad Farber each sakelog the deg with 21 The lame ofc=r es as thee gime to the reedit W. . They stoma groat plesesra as thebeau tiful Attie. sad Webb% rod gave Lord Night a hoar to Lord Cletendoa la rapt to the one they had received from him. They visited the RiklOanm vita* veal via Wing up on board the Dragon, and altar steam* Moat null dark the parties retained their resposivs shies sod home, the :ewer Meg rookies and schibillng bles-lighte at the yardarms of the yacht. UNIVNBSITY AND CLEBICAL. OXFORD, Nov. 1. EARL STANHOPE'S PRIEE..—The Stanhope Prise " The Policy and Character of Cardinal Richelieu," winded to Mr. George Herbert Moberly, of Corpus Christi College, wee reed by that pslm= in the Convocation home this lecenlag. The Muter and Fellows of Balliol College Y , pfd, have presented the Rev. William Charles l " ,Vailow of that Society, to the Rectory of H 4 Somereetehire (vacant by the death of the Rev. E.l a l i W een, ILA.). value 6321., population, 893. Mr. Lake, sword lag to Creoktord's Clencal Direotory, obtained the Vineriaa Scholandtip In 1838, and in the same year was placed in the firm clam in classics. la 1840 he was the successful candidate for the Latin Easy, entitled, " Mike Roman= quando mien= et quibus de muds eceparlt libertati civium oboist," and in 1842 was appointed Tutor of Balliol College. He also 611.4 the clime Pulite Examiner in 1863. DISTHIEUrION OP PRIZES IN CONNZCTION WITH THE LIST LANCASHIRE UNION OP INSTITUTIONS. On Saturday the annual meeting for the distribn don of penes lb the successful arodidateo at the examination in oceneationerith the East Lancashire Union of Mechanics' and other Institution, was held in the lecture hall of the Churob of Enearid Literary Institution, Burnley. In the demo, of the Bishop of Manchester , who we d et ained at the funeral of the late Sir John Yates, the Marquis of Hartington wee called upon to preside, and distribute the prizes. The bishop arrived during the distribution. There ewe no eenttidatee in the tint claw la the esorted Chin WOO win 17 candidates, eight of whom obtained prim and eardtteetss of merit, and two certificatee only. Is the first • mike' of the third clam there were 31 candidates, 10 of wheat obtained prime and certificates, and two ceetificates only. In this eectign the president awarded a volume each M footrest the candidates who were otherwise unsuccessful. In the booed motion of the third clam there ware 40 candi- of whom 28 obtained prime and certificates, and Arse only. Of female mindidater there were seven, three of wham obtained prises and certificates, and two ow- Wham may. The prizes . 00neisted of money and books. The mowj prim fa the second claw, awarded to the most deserving wee 31. • in the fins section of the third class, 21.; to the sewed sam ba of this oboe, and in the female class, 11. After the distribution of the prises, the noblemen and gentle men who had been invited as the occasion mended to ad drew the mesting. MR. SPURGEON AND HIS NEW TABILILNACLZ.--• This popular preacher la so far recovered from his severe in. ditereeiden that it is expected he will mums his ministerial labours at the gamey Alamo flail on Sunday next. K. is ra pidly pining streerk, and may be pronounced nearly con valeeent. Ysears. Olney and Wiliam, the tremeurers of the fund fro the emotes q_e hays tabernacle for Mr. Byurges% deer lasing paid 6,4001. for a piece of ground oppoeiM the Blepbant and Cootie, Southwark have between T 11001, sad 4,0001. lett at the bunkers. To complete the building they want mom thousands of pounds more than they have in hand, and, to remind their friends, they have emoted a large board on the site, soliciting donatkes. Many proattem tem been mode by Kr. epargeon's friends to amoritmes liberally when the work is commenoed. bow that arrangements dive beat made to epeedily a the undertaking, ft is earnestly hoped that tee expeftideme of the committee may be realised. Mr. Cook has undertaken to not as bowery secretary, and to receive, at New Park-street Chapel, any mum that may be forwarded Io him for the purpose.-211Nes. A LADY LOST ON 'MK r•ourti DOwNii.—A very cireumatanos hes occurred during the pest week ha A lady, balemging to a flintily mildest la W , who he. been err acne time laboured ends. mentel deaaeeise, left her ham ea Wednesday, ea it wee =ceelio Olt seem Maio. No particular soda was the elionsendeer, until mats" Dego to at la, who it was heed t * hae the lady did sot flaw, Gad a mar 'eager wed in sem elf her. Thewee mach alarmed at lees that she hod not boo t i r o y at the place whim it wee Niggard she bad goo sad the town wee remade& to lad hum No infunnation mold be aliened for a keg rho wed It wee hood that sperm saawireig the de scried's at die Lir bed Mae trod to Cierbery. meal tfre Ogle =bream the loath Deepp. Search e u re m a o r s A r that Motion during the whole of the stilt, but Re two brothers were teisgembeil from Loess. low smut in puma of their sat, ewer the Dowse, Mm wlZ kes anding any traces at Me bet ass. Ideemelka wie Sea to the supsdetradles eleateble at Watians, Os ;pot elemity "oilseed eil SO= able men be meld odor do Ned Odd to ow* the whale &the night to peer lady sad fier perm= re salmi ea the lib, ar AGO la NM Iseelly. wand INl.Atrkh sirdieShir • sad ea Irsiday • tam. wiams, itessft w skabeat el& nibs tram WWalling, saw dergeer omen" in ea 'shoaled state the woods V i ef i r Asher Noemetal with water. The bass show the district in a tee dere aid two eights without food didierd fellemellm wee thmighen to Superintendent ism allitillaalpism. sad aim was saw flowed to hr dharassi Mark bat fa • mow saadatad coadiUm— wsat Mom 98i8tte. Tit, 1131111110 SZABON...-RANSOATL—Daring for yid week. the herein awe haa beoome vary brisk. Th.wbal baba paved very favourable, the arrivals of beats lwas Isla awasera• Many have beta fasestasts sea* ee mask three or for beta in a night; shwas as days ego • het woe sold it Ili. 10a. ; lest we* ther Wire 40.8 to ZIG ead Id The t a boo has as saes et were Ms*. isa • was awake et Plimmi t iP AHt wil i be ellrbt a ve boa of very fine way. pastas wrathy seat away ttkb sladas w e day was asvoray-isar toe 'Orbs. =ln new labs NOM about dee smote at fey far a —darth /adorn Dautts. The Basses Abertiser has authority for contra dict's; a molt which has eppeered in the Brawl sirs di the death, hi Lewes prison, of the Rsv. S. Smiik. Ties rev. inlet as ail ban Is the Lewes prison et all, sod g he be deed his deems mat have been sodden. bra wee `aeon a few days ago in another convict eatat t lishsaant, by ea Aber from the Lewes prism, end he irm then in his lurid state of lossith."