The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-21 00:00:00

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MAIM lAN mar. we r...- cars. . CIAN. ne/ald InipTull, ea L eon 111 h ASOLO @hien. 04.11 WILMA': ef fere.. renlenen• wis hp sAl al. and saial.4.ll. Wale • (TEAM COMMUNICATION .botwas LlVER praanum ho s m a tar p rzsareos la ir , z d ar e. WIN 1.1.0•0001 N. N. NNA.. • .n RN laNym NI NNW% =IA MrOn 115 TOM Re lIII.N. CITY Or WRSIIIIIOTO3 1113.01111100.... .... ........ W W CITY 01 SALTIIIOOO. lII=.OO. UN mel RNY.O‘ll4O•Nyj MI NN MIL sad n ofter.sismosi to us ammirdellas. ap . .zl.N. RINK tad.Rliag ppeoliN. 10, Nags sad the URN NW NW' Nab aim, 0/NowsuesioN N *Os NNW Nay Is bed WILLIO/11 11111,11 l ab l i = 4. 4o 11.000.1; a W itiv Es NOSY, 01. 1101 W IN. TEAM t• BREMEN TWICE a %MM.-76. Nib oyr NO% Ois, ly.L RIM symy 0410 N ilirVThr.27.":: t e . ! .. Ne awry Nem RI y Red aWC Temmere NI Ns NAB ler el CIA,. NY l'alvermi O.N, 11.0NrIros, V. Re RR rerua rm. lIRTEI, Red FICILLITI% Nis so Sy /NS O. Nyd, ININ. CIO. 1.43. Wit GREAT EASTERN. AMENDED LiLllolYl7Tl.—ls sweerale of de soling Ala ••=ll,l es Weed Ile 0111 Y Lows es tee leeleat, the LUMILSTII44II le the DATUM SAILI SIG here bees 11• %"" Ztsedelbe. wee Weemehe es lb Trial Tile. es IMF flew gee lemeed et Mk lees. sad Imp Welybenel to rearms. lielied Sime4the fhb Oebeee. leels dlherlea enememeees ell be Oar* Vat terVber MI Wad i.( sprig Mae eilraiirg Ma Om- lb.,' Willianalreed. • B SARI of DEPOSIT. an. Peanin lin. ldirle. Peen Yang nin••• i• awn, On 740, or a* bin .1 Dn.*. II nisi • hig• nig gi Minn nag be *win nib anig Sim* Iris win Twain um ellinagn •16•0 Inn TIN lii."l"llBl.l4=SitimilLlM Mint E io USN'S MARSALA at MONTI WINE, 30 1. M ..4 . SSW mf II don6ll/ lIIL IP/ 9•••ormak- -111 X mg mum is wart TU. vb. NI be leemll ar somport.w . 0 7 . 4,164 obi red Uwe" hl Ibremed 15 1E1044 km fr.. "be di q: ...6 " **lv ...POW by TilOtt NUS 31 ME SI. • •1611. sivl Litame ersiany MT. of 47 nan P”.: no• dr *minty of Liassim4.istal. *l. Lamb i C0.4M1. INN. 111. C. !dad 114. an appliallr. THE BEAT and CHEAPEST TEAS and COMM la SI (AND ma at all Mae la be ellidaid M ins. tUri •ai C. T.. Yewaisis% S. aim Willradmi< oar. k Y : a...1400m .0•1 1 ••••__, M•Z Ikadwag T. 3. ala. . 1 .6 _ SE- Is Ow gala" at M. .eat minis flea 6.. at WM, amass or loaa A prim ammo* tiea aims la ~WI prima AOWLANDIY I ALTDOR, an Oriental Betaitiaal PoNIMIIIS Imams, awl lsloomily mum hereerg th• inagier• re a. Ili. f 1 4.11, mea.i.e mi ml i rli omMo MI Mr •llf. erre. eel ow** Ad/o• ee sbe erelere ow. Pim*. lofts re sarree. re sibyl arra rift. =ferries row err a erreles. re • rear end tie me hoer reser Si Mobilo ill Os doolo of MEM en i::_ :=2Mhoomo so ,014 and ladmoom sr bare err lei • • re mete tar &only dime of While htnil the em of IM Com—Polo. M. M. GM Y. N. %MOM M momor of ad. Mak, am IM vmni. " .. 4, .. *MI , * Ammo. •• A. ItmloM ma Mm" lent Yok Mi x. 14k Ia i 11. Wks syslak. Lorlos. led hI (2~. hod Pr' lIU PTU R E B.—By Royal Lwow Peewit. irjar 11r-IM , AL3l4.lTillTillblb limel Ili . 7 ~,,t ===tilta.lll.l...l we .8 . 1 ....15;:bso a •••• • : s ism babas@ allZ rAll a tA to bargrr, Lb, ;714 15 .1111 so ma ore lik •••••••1•111•••••1 he • was =OWN Mob ....10.• cits•••• re let ea.l.eme Ifplea et it,1 1. 1 tee lean lb. blot w ar • lb.= la us. riaaaro. AN UNOMINI IWO al So •• mil mos ams ----- A e t Acr .1 oruarrum--10.000 0 , 1 •• et • 111.4.1 Sri kw II•nom IN Ow 44.1 .41~ss awl wow &WV Ng= I.4lV=elsbalaimsigisviwe genties:4l,..oS ••• , ..1 1 1.•n m. eft r mow.. b• she k. ""*"" L.l.•_t• I% amp set MM E , ems. aim ge moot r 1.1=2=6.111:41411. Toftilndkrsompt, lambs. I. o k. ar t? to tam griViarrn CULV L-44.t. le ti e• aliseil.raa . 'I liIMININIMM lad J... 0•111,64 es tut ...kas.... &assns. et ow Oneses.a. ... 4. 4 l . )inerneeek halliafiAoll Ow T7tFi-a. 71414:k1V1===11 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1869. GREAT WESTERNTiNi RAILWAY;. A gidis i ll ualm i, __pt in inisPOM aartio l o. 12a. m=w (14s. mad lms lad Oft gepolowl ague pa.. 4 eht ROYAL /OWLISH OPERA, Covestvintion, M. 1.0171“ PTV. ea Mr. W. Mat WILL M, for a i m fir. NOWD NAL 3. AWN. leasersr. Mr. I. UMW : aim Mamwer, Mr. Z. Vila.. DAILY, at 3:falaak c l ang i. l): A taday and t at: ...... "1128/21.1 s at tila g r i = o.4 b le ss lie " 4/101'LL ROOMS, Windmill-Arm, Piandi ll y, rer NOW OPSI for as Mara U Mir Promeorde 101 l It roloberiod AROTIJ. SAID. rorturerd ins. Loom& al 11.0 Wrist Dom ermoll or I; mar mum at lallfrol. Malrgra. Our Maw CAUTION.-WATHERSTON and BROGDEN sr paw ow re Oine Ird MIMI as dr awl ISOna i r•O ' LD O . IrAIN I VA stZ t u a i a"" w,... = ft aEliter.r i gr w aleol*. o .a . Cidellikelo Al Tens F YI the orsoiag,= I =4lsrs 0111.11. UT IMMO mad BIRTHDAY PIUISENTB. v v a 10DBIOSIII4LPS•wally,WWIN•Italaral MOE of DEMING SIAM THATILLINO DESPATCH DOZES, WHIN' Om.. Weft Dow•A J•wi Oro. giriIIITICOLII me CADDIAO3 NAOS et way mi n la . i :AVM ND TUN= , CAINE 11, Ems. Es NSW PATUTNIP ClAl3 °. l7l%oolral g i g rin• Ades 71;tr o f IMO INS owl 110THLTle =Elk f a ll i rDtIOUNN.4l w ftwirAirs.:•= 4 •• El•k•tiwslsi: Al -THE MINISTERS WOOING. 1111111 TALI. by Ilinisiber if Owls WIN OM.: wall A . .. MI idiom, is Ai et ilaieber. rift reirt• Bair. via einem Modmilini Mk W gal hielmily• aniim i . sod Ob. 0. pHs ADORATION.—W. H. CALOOTTH NEW WOZE.—Wz Pewit Ira olsosforte. nob 1..; doW. lOW Mlll..wiwwWWWwa Da" •4•11.. asi Amami* r g r• TIN . 1 .. p r b/M/YBll4 irwrisa to o *Asa by Abb. Nib IWO/ raft gal MOLT FAMILY.* =l. Ilea The liremples WIC Woresud to 46 by la; ; awoopularsie Mb. M 1e1p..1.416. owl web la. Lumina : MOM Obis red 011. Wow WwWWWw.Weet. W. J 20.11 Lehi' IfIOM'S 941LESTTIL je r b l ag lier, • Tett lisiidacd; eV zi mig..adasssitseisaawna ham Oltaaa. ilmaimpda. , oct. isc cad dm.* at I. M licistbdi mad Oda. docbcr red Ow. Bs. IMlchidsim ; ad. Yrs. Tins mons. las ilea. Mdam, dit M W d os a m. • alo la. al doL Joss, IMO darned Cky ;se 6.1 6.0.=5, Amt. IMMT WOW, thy. mfr. Mat. t LL al drlssiteddinsls Iloarms•samt. ; .; AI ausamcd. ;Ism Simms. Ild dsvas mimddajealdsper. OM. ma /7. M at Din softer. ImErs. Y. Maims cod Um. andackam; ef. Nil. Ilimalo. Oamsam dr Touldesk, Desomlies. I=l k. 04. ma 17. 11.0 a. Wolcds Imam ; IMder. KS PITY ANN 171.1.111. upt i It J. arm dasessm, dadecadar. Maim 111•01.,1111. IPIMIONS•4=A? POSITUOM,ITIIII.. SRO. "an.. Ow- - El. 14.1 Am. IInA. T .114* IL Maar tyli's.. A•obaat Mii..... "''' %5 ......-w. Uswoorilaft Oil as=suinea AMA •G. P. Orsesse. ". ll Cirellse-plais,4as asioll-0. . **Mg la w. " 11 1 6:10- . 11"ne tho la t i regiW ITIMint rilt a.l. ( ........ C W U. Y. ladisAllA MA •11. ,... m. .„... . U. H. Nom I. Uent..Aalus. wal inwdbrl—OA U. W Jam /ftessa. —OA A IL laato. Iresismaller-gaga. GbArimilim maim WE I MATIO lo be isles am be Awn Is Ihe Anima da We el Od. U. 3. Ihrkar.enwia. mom ClTUtirms breqp—OeL IL T. a. Mom. Ihlallica Inimpr—CAA U. T. PIMA Waralmor. iffeaer—Ota. IL IL R. esolta. SJA•ANA U. F. Orin. I.6llMomegA iniNAlt. Alimin Maw ....... —.... EaRTIIIII/111le olisoma. jp. mord R. w. ha. Watr i r ... taldr a awl. %Maw e lls tirladuaarda% — alba nal• "4 gar fal al " rd; Iledlael •.1 I.pda ileth• MN. MM. *Amain, pa tar aa Mlands . Carta. .4 . do, i. Hill. rsia. art IL W Winial and 'masa Do Meta( Cam raff...l-24:1%redaaad U. .Xr X tea. eh. la .odastream . II P. Dalme and J. *wain. walla. Talaidre. was u.Dan-li. Xambaata: weir dee mand Ada -11. Wabbate. bohemia% iwaltadan- W. lama.l. lik era war t r . 4.4 ... 0r am norda w. w. add baba% lambi' Wiwi. W a. ir.b.sraw.d . a dd rad . mar - WO. wad T. ftyp i. -W. lawwie 4 do OWN, mar Ada • a a limmi 4. IL " immi a ml % . ii iiy orme W. J. w Tama . tm=roemoom...VlL l Tl w. Tampon mai b. dam. ereamma- wal re=7l A. Weloama , ei e Wasai zAt mir. ea wirmilfassi. WIIII4IIIIIIIWIAL WIEWM/ amain FlaVaataotomel taw Ja biglak" me A•••••• • ""ai rsosa l t. NV i iirx C ialrau l n iri u m S : I= maellaiwww. Oa" .al Ida .... md Lic Taiga' locums. RD. Mr% niamat a Notiata. l'aiim aim% am% le. a We Papa Casa Hamiditril% Firnerntx BOntrun.,--Tbe Registrar of Friendly ledelles Is &plead Imp tri ea the partieslar ' , ratios at the MIMS sad siengeoe is the follntreg retrace of the prowlers' of IS and 19 Viet, e. 63 , o. 24 and 14, whisk apply to all friaadly writhe If any olEar, comber, or nay shag:arm, Whir ter mil:antics' or importing obtain possessies el say mane" esenrities, books, parr, or other of of any eselr having the wee in 1,4 porersos, shell wit h sr mielsly dr eras or AO .ntrani apply say pert of the our to perpora ether than rem expeered or &aired la tillrOkO, be rey, upon emir plait made by lay person as WWl' b. earaimeed beim two Nodose ; wad, if &judge's Idr tenatne the eseeplert to be rev* they dull adjudge and order LW Is Miser up all web wreasig eararklas, books, ' or other effects, or to ropey re amount of mosey applied Improperly, end to pay, if they think St, • further Mg of maw not excesdhig together with cuts no: ox. moils. 30g, and la Mart the said joinders may seder the mid perms se 'swirled to he ireporroard is the common gaol or hoses of ocereetioa, with or without hard labour, for say time not tameding three month.. 8.24." ...toy Inures or other AM or penes aiding or abetting in the dimenlution or determination of say sane y, or the diri,ion or eppropria , ins of the funds thereof, except in the way directed :r.41: 13th section of 18 and 19 Viet., c 63, wul, on OM thereof by two juries., be committed to Me common p.l or boar ef *immure, there to be kept to bard labmr lawny term sot exceeding three erreler month& 8. 13." RELIGIONS INSTIWCTION IN Wottißousts.—At the weskit maga( of His Board of Orudiase of the West Loud= titian, bald yesterday to the hosed ram of the workhouse. West-street, Btaithflald, Mr. Henry Potter to the Mar, the visaing committee reported that they had taken into considevaUon the extraordinary order sat dome this the Pomlaw Board, having reference to the reNgioas education of orphan children in the workhouse. The cow mitts, had coesidered the provision' of the order which Needs M earepralsory that whatever the number of needs pref. seed Lbis id pirate of orphatis may have bees, the (sodium provide manta moue for laetestabig those childein in mob meads. The iteemmlttee ere of *tom that it would be I•letelble te any est mit portlier In a pebtic work house, and they recommend that ell moms should be taken Is procure the withdrawal of the craw in question. Mr. Butcher moved that a copy of the %minden to forwarded to the Pear - I•w Baud, •• a protest sishist the order. sod that envy point's% step be taken to get tits sense revoked. 11r. rays. estehded the propcaitim. He viewed with consider. ebb alarm the repeated attempts of the catholsce tops a %Wog I. oar public establishments. It woo only they who were immoons'sly anennied la this order. The cooties WY ansoimensly serried. _ _ CIiITRAL PALACE )IATA IC? o.‘e COM PANT. The following report sill be submitted to the shareholders at tho ordinary sleeting on the 22nd imam*: —" The thrower, haws to report the continued rocemsful progress of the com pany's operations during the half-year, limy hare fell the atoolesky, both with a Mew to present seurromy and the future some weeded supply of an required by the district, to en ' lame the plea seareted la their Lest reyort for the °ammo tics of an. work@ ; sad hays prawdef some "my In the erection I,f a Mort bow and the necereary buildings for the appriestve o.meected thenwitb. There works they hope to bay* la fa operation be the comb, lobster. Tba sea si t of pettioathat anodise bsU early suothp e imall the am& this will Ise die Mete be held bolf-y...1 . able Clotho Ase—themperelled with the A mm er et Portfolio's— UM tith borrevother preen earalonsa by the r *bell me be easebed by the iiireasie wittiest the cord of do ebeeehelase • _ ebikalee pow pale is melee lea sallitssity awe iltitheed es the pe seelles. Tb &meters musk bo the almebellers a seterdles to which It ell be me thee the praise ea lir begirt are 1,5131. 16. Id s MI of "Ma oath ithe theelees reammeted the asdenelea eta ihMaid duo Ilbe ado doh revethL pee athetha, aid ea of Ile sonslailor se tellba•—oese Lets ismer, W. oil wavy the 44/. 1 14, to the pieNt Ile smaillei Itsitieer. = rhe THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT AZUSIDLIN; .&111111.1)811N, Sire. 19. The sectional meetings were resumed this weaning et 11 o'alock, sad ware all naineroaaly Attended. No lees Heemiset74llo mew were set down to be road in the various nodose ; bat nary althea, owteg to their technical character, ware of interest only to the scientific reader. We weed • wake of the Istellog menet plural Interest which were reed up to neld.ley. - 52CTION £. -ItATEINAI7CAL AND PNYSICAL BCIZNCII. - - no dna ppw Is tbk watt= to-day was a "Report a• !b. Tim, at Natabart," which the Preridiat, atr W. R. Rawdltaa, awl Prebwar alevellay &embalmed ea a very able awr. Hr. Brawls rem/ a "Report on Thunderstorms." In 11k, US thasamiama win reported la Iteglaad, with 7 men Mad and is Waled; no you tined-7 Iniuredt km. • wag% sherstag the loselities when the storms oo ortal, vas Wall& From this it appeared that min loseibles wore taws frequently visited than others. Far twedeplin Yorbides was thickly dotted over with the marks ladiceting theaderstortes." Mr. Symosa laid the dice of the lightning meditator was perfect in storms. Bat, Asa stars, poem frequently inquired as to the best form of easelaaans. He should be glad to bear oplakosa oa that point, • _ Pecdrice Tpoitsox isiii the coodootars et Wit W. Ilearw Harris eon test. Mahal firmer said the'. had ewer has ea Inshore of • vessel to tbe sterehast aryls% forsiebed with the ma dmtseof air W. 8. Resets, Wag Wilted. Re wasp Itierelf, is • seam, the vii sorpos es which the asst etparioneet was made with that teedeoter, imolai, some thirty yea ego, ecoannaded • moll veer& which was protected by it es the these sesta, and to the pint of the bowsprit ; arid, &flag eve year% riothrB logimeed to her. Tee PNOSIDWIT embed whether Mr. Byraons had obiervei ley ore where WINS bad been mashed. There had been eat steseept to make easilweicee wery light—to obtain the COIF dueller pew/ with the lea patibie weight. Kr. Intone weld Uwe never had been a coos In while sayttbg that teeM aol le the way of a conductor had bees men& ; red la oevesa oases water pipes had acted es • whey valve. The Rev. T. Claw of Durham, remarked that ash true were vary special of lightning, sad there for, very v as te rem& tedde. Bictiox 8.-CUUIICAL SCIINCI. Delon pree;diiii; tit. t7;;C:«;,i7:l;i n Nei GI .0401.1 liajor-General Sabine has had the keno to rsorho, by 031112111101 71 H. H.H. the Primo Consort, Presitiont, the fa korai sonestunration . September 1{,1850. "Mu Diaz Ben,-1 am easuesuded by Royal Righ tism the Prime Cocoon to mod you the teamed m i t s: /stew which Me Royal Ihgleses W naive' hew end whisk be thinks it his duty to lay, Ihroisgb you. before the etsmbseoaf tlis MU* Associate,* wow Is Aberdeen. Should the ahlsnt gaud is that louse app. to them to be see which his tit support end amigos°, of the mm bon sills sissolaslos, Wm royal highness will have touch 1005. sln Waft a sa=en het with do um sf =min yours very "1114erms1 oka.. . . "C. 011 T. " Sir,—We Us meet reepectfully to submit to your royal highness Ms World proaptxttui of a foundation, to be sidled ' TM Humboldt Foundation, for Physical &ism sad ?reeds, sad In doing so we also beg to ropier a request, to which we are micoareged by the high utterest In science shown by your royal highness on frequent occmiona. "it is a rare hat always gratifying cirennatance Mass Meese mallow join in the admiration of ono great man, as her hem the are :whit Alexander von Humboldt for may years la en ever increasing degree. In Great Britain, also, we believe that Me idea will be welcomed of • living monument La the spirit of Dia own world-wide •etivit' " Without a very general contribution, such a founde d.. could not dad • sphere of aaef•inra worthy of the aims which it is to bear, nor supply any permanent re- MUMS to those sciences which Humboldt especially culti vated. "The Delilah Assodation for the Advenoement of &boos will meet at Aberdeen neat month, under the ezpresidency of your Royal !Besiege, and we toast that time ,with the feeling of deep regret for the loge of Hem • wish may be mingled that hie contemporaries aanceget all satires should join in a gel el memorial. If it is not considered too presumptuous, we would these fora oak your Royal Message to bring the poisus of the Humboldt Fousdatios to the ksowledge of the Mash Asso ciation and to excite the labium of its membare Um gab ject. it will at once do honour to Humboldt's memory end sated the b. meets of the foundation which tome his name If summons British signatures should testify a participation is the feelings of grateful remembrance which have dictated the Wow of this memorial." _ . It wisd to band ;nod a subscription hat in aid of ihe magma esamorial. Dr. IMMIX described a new mode of bread-making, which 1111161111 the edmirstioa of the section, and which bad been pa. leutal by Dr. Deuglieli. By this proceas the carbonic acid is pro desedindopendeatly, and ouperedded to the four, which come. moseily undergomao modification .lataTat. The carbonic acid W s stored in ausrdinery gasholder, and is pumped therefrom • = iisdrkal pod of water whereby the water tccomes d7with gas. This water—ioda water, as it is coromonly —la mixed wader manure with the fi.iw, and the re uniting dough losemsee view:War on manovim the pressure ; it is the divided into loaves and baked. This rooms Is so rapidly goes through that hs as hoar and • MU from the first wetting of the Sew a lack al dour is made Into two-pound imam. The •6111101.111 d thin sew mode an, ft. eloardiams ; from the beglemlag M the end of the operation wither the lam ear the waken foaled by the haulm het ; It madams M the health of the wastpeople ; it is a very rapid rooms le melds sad whim • sad ft prevents any sisterhood= of the leer, as tkat by this moms you can me four which would require aMmi la the stsmi Mr. TILIMILTAX said this process we. more fitted for lent saeabtlimeass !bap fir domestic um, mad be recoup nailed a plan whish he hod red for may yeare—oe=ely , by webs nada* and and soda. A drachm of mods, by weighß and s pound of dour, and a drachm of =Arnim sold, by mennare, sod a pound of door also, were the gaud ties le engdoyed. Dr. Dadarnr raid that It arm to °bier. ve thi. cantina Ia regard to the profane meotioned Ms. Trevelyan, that It Is possible the murlatie .cid might contaan wank. la telly to Dr. Williamron, Dr. °DUX saki it was glade certain that this Firoas• pro- Todd the °nivel-don of March into dr:tribe. . . Professor Vocr.crex mum ed that it might be interest fag to the Section to know that the machlae amid is this proms was manufactured at Reading. From the kaoehdp be had In regard to this mode of Lakin braid, be maid 'a dorn ell that Dr. Odlia had maid. Trtitmr.oott—Tisat it wee the opinion of exile that insole, whims lakes la small qoantities, wee not (Waterloos to the aystam—brought forth a warning from Dr. Denbeny sod the Presulent not to put any feith la the statement in Dr. Johnston's "Chemistry of Common Life," that arsenic is taken by the (bigot Tyrol to improve their °maple:ion. end that when takes cosetantly the system Iv comes said to it, that being the MAO el the fate. Mr. Llyeing observed that he had heard that this me of anemic W ham told to Dr. Johnston by a pnetical Jolter, 111i10 did sot like to maim his imposition sitar it tool been mode •• ppeees a The Composition of ThinisnWater," by Drs. Odlia sad Dap* was neat rand. Mr. 0. C. Poem mod Report on the Roast Pro.' PUN and Proust Bute of Organic Chemistry," prepared by D. Ms and hintielL The report blies wti h the year 1632 sad mainland an interesting detail of some of Um most recent disooverim, an illnetrating the ideas which have guided chamois et kW pore. 11l lOU DOWZINO Oil 111111 0111711 11.1.1b1. ta.11;;;;:i...; ladle Ws:Jai - mica; Colonel KDRAILDU defended the old ectinsany, though he was not awry that the government had bees transferred to the crown. The oonipany had is. ea extraordinary MOW ; and he asked—bad this reentry come to its reliant poultice in a maul k It was namely and na-Nagltah to bite the goverment foe sot carrying eat paha' works in ladle. Did we Diens Lord Palmerston tar sot making ' railways In this c mntry ? There had beta as maw jobbery in ladle than in Cheat Britain. le ooncittelon, if we would confer benefits ost India we moot Chriatanim her. (Cheers.) Bir Jouv BOWILING Mkt he did not moan to eater into the moral quesuou which bad beg a under discussion, bat on ma subject as to which be had peculiar maths of lams =atom ha would mention a few facia ; sad the atones" of math aro always saved by fact. TWA subject was the opium teconopoly. U. wont to China impregested with the feel ing, which one found to that borgrly la this country. It had bees annstantly slimed that the Olken felt the haradatata of opium to their coma, to be a put gammon Now, I. all Me istareause with the Maudarins the opium question was sever introduced azorpt by hive t, Omagh all gosatioae connected with tom teed' term Meowed ; he soar heard it red ass remora ; be saw heard that we were violating their laws, or poiaceise thole pee*. There we, indeed, a time whoa the Ciders watt Is eseloweeat regaidlog the 'Roomettes of same, eat them gray Yawed the letportatioa of opium a oars of We avreoedesad eapoetatka. Bat la Ile that bad takes plate is the agwv*tioa silver, from the aurae= kagartMica of geld to Isrope, end shawl all the atm let loom la the Wooten world Wag mat to the Boa, the eM aowteeate were Waal as /wager. Keay pet amid hs arprbol to hest that. fee the het Weal pima rhastiwas, each as the haredasika of egktra, had b dioneaei la Oa Ilan assatia Fee a fang kw there w a dams of moo who flu that the , Inkoduotka of *sot should not be allowed ; but at hit it=same el the people bad wee that It Aosta be . It had been add that we were latitetweing optima fa vklatka of treaties; now Is was a aer freaks with Chita wee Wen say awaits el *WM Though thq warred to • waste, at examodklest, In was of then wee spies awaed. ate &right the WareireWaet z hid re- dwood • peed asap Is eat bails If Ow He was the bet ma Wiwi* wows, tad la vv the dret to whiewhige that the as of *we wee awl deistsrlosui - bat mewed with the weld ail, sad the alma raattbq ftwa basaketise &pm la Ode ime, the walls IMO of the abase elqium is Glaser es ay. (Chem) Three Is wed the ellOtatt iteredietest to say ow Uwe measwileg egios, Vhe pawn. Sews me ft la awe, en k. piths Wierabst deethe—ead WWI Isla inne treabli to °Meet 4 we weensatel9o,olo. Tarps°. pram et deaths bah beams oboe le tide ceestry, the% wes line dr • law w geese. It weld be • wry reit adealty MIR* lieheipeastka 'Wm eyien were lly that oat, Ird = g reetel imma tne pew* Wass wadis lad Br We selthatles et the peppy. It le sWestalkiery hew sem =the We ef bekahelka Ise bees in Be bed seeseely wet seat a Inaba yet the He et We Zemperase • hinisel pi s qv were 'bed wi feeats of theta@ etywahmet.eleasowe et the lams. chew sake *an klualestke. Cilestehtly the Ahab aleph= ere wry graham, but ft dew we had to Wow et le sets of *dew. The maw ewes/ dames, sad Weiss dl Allow; bat the ma who Is Waal aded with Irak Oat became a pellet tulles. The Intro- Balks of er emi tes tadeabially 6 • weal amp peek led he weed that llll. seesea 11 name ftwateesi„ eons to the see saw 4het fl smdreiews i eserelly pendsiosa The Bet. Dr. Beezhaws saw ask a kw toorzke. LORD PALMERSTON AT ROSSI:Y. • THE ANDOVER AND REDBRIDGE ItiliWAY. Yesterday the ceremony of turning the first sod of • Use of railway to be constitute! between Andover end Redbridge wee performed by Lord Palmerston. The elm made] took place in a field neer Rooney, in the oconpatica of Mr. Chandler, just outkie of the park at Broadleaf, the 1 1 seat of Lord Palmerton. Although the noble lord I. not shareholder in the company, yet, se the Use of railway peens 1 through his land, and es it le calculated materially to benefit the district and the nefghbotrbig port of Southampton wo olen', by bringing the locality into direct communication with the South Wales collieries, his lordship has always taken is great ea Interest la fle success ea those pawns who are conoerned in tuterooesede conimunicatkie and ire c. In • few brief words, the formation of the hae may be said to to accomplished by the conversion of the old Andover Canal into a railway ; for the canal having beat purchased, sod the water droned off, It is along ite bed for the most pert that the rails will be laid. Commencing war the head of the Southampton water, at Ileibeidgie, whith Is about three miles from Southampton, end romans up the valley of the Treat, the line proceeds la a directica warty doe north, through Rooney, King's Eloceboure, Stockbridge, sad the Clatforda, to Andover, where for the present It terminates. It will be 23 miles in tenth, and the estimated cost from ihot to leer, is 130,00 W., Mr. liattereley, the contractor, having undertaken to execute the whole as de signed for 100,03 W , Math is little more than at the rate of 4,3001. pa mile. The line, however is almost on &dead level all the way, and although the w orks will be constructed for a double line upon the brad gauge the permanent way will only be laid for a single Ina. It it espected to be ready for opening by the sod of 1860. The ultimate died is to form a main route on the breed pugs between Southampton and Broth Wales, which It Is proposed to accomplish hereafter by abort Meadow from' each of the present termid—that from Andover, of about 14 miles fa length, to Jain the Berke and Banta Railway near Presey ; sad est from Redbridge, of about three miles, to Southampton. It ia scarcely mammary to state that the bill for this line we° most 'yeomanly opposed in all Its stages by the South Western Company, with whom ft will enter Into some compethfam. The engineer to the lb* be Mr. John Smith Burke, who was unfortaaately prevented by Maass from being prawn yesterday, but he was ably represented on the occasion by his brother, Mr. Juan B. Burke. At two o'clock a large number of persons had sesembled et the spot fixed for breaking the earth, among whom were Lady Pal mentors, Lady Jeerlye, Ralph Etwall, Req., chair man of the compeny ; Mr. Alderman Cable, M.P. • Sir 011itle, Sir J. lervolar, Ran. H. Dutton, 11. P., Rigid Hos. W. Cowper, M.P., Mr. Wilma, M.P., Mr. Rigby Seymour, General Via:Ambers, J. C. Crosby, Req., the Mayors of Southampton, Andover, and Ramsey, the Rev. C. Avery Moore, Vicar of Rooney; Mr. Pierce, the engineer; Messrs, Deacon, of Soci.honpton, and Mining, of London, solicitors to the company, &o. The ground was gaily decorated with flags, and the bend of the East Kent Militia, from Porta• mouth, was Is ettaidanoe during the day. Mr. Ennu. then conducted hie lordship to the spot which was peepeeed for turning tic fleet sod. Mr. Pierce, the engineer, presented him with a bondman spade and pick_ are of mahogany end polished oed, with which the noble liwd dexterously deg up the required fragment of earth, which he deposited in a wheelbarrow, also formed of sad bearing an Ms side the arms of the company, as the other those of the town of Andover, end In the centre those of Lord Poltnerstan to polished steel. Rim lordship wheeled the barrow alms a wooden platform, et the end of which he deposited the lead and then trundled It book amidst some laughter and lead cheering. A saint, was then fired from a battery of Sell gam the property el Mr. Waterman, of Shirley, end the crowded ammo* signal.' their empathy with the doremissial act by land and continued chewing. When this led subsided, Lord PALMA/TON came forward and made a few happy remarks relatls to the undertaking. The Her. B. Avrrr bloom, the vicar of Ramsey, then offend up en appeopristo prayer. Mr. RYWALL itllll stated that the earentolly Will CODCludid, and invited Lord ad Lady Palmerston and the Win and gentlemen repot to a dijesowr, which was laid out is • specious nmennee is the perk at Headlands, widths view of the hones, and under the shed. of *blue magnificent trees. Mr. ETWALL presided and having propo sed the used loyal and pentode toasts, asts,gave the health o Lord Palmer ston in very eulogistic terms. It was received with grea applause sad continuous cheering. Load Pat.neurox (who on rising wee received with re newed cheers), beg to return my cordial and sinews thanks to you, Mr. &wall, for the kind meaner in which you have proposed, and to you, ladies end gentlemen, for the win in which you have received, my name. It has been aid with regard to Hogliele proceeding, that no business of • publio nature can be transuded without • dinner. (" Hear, hear," end laughter.) I most my that our friends the dire..tore of this intended railway have cosfornied very laudably to this rule. (Hear, hear.) Let it not, however, be supposed that the custom Implies that the lieglids nation Is composed of • alt of glut. tone—(laughter)—or are unable to turn their minds to any matter unitise their stomachs have been previously filled. (Laughter.) The reason why feasts like these are the usual oonconiitents of public Weiner is that in the first piece they bring together neighbours who bow and value each other, and in the nest plea they bring together those who are not neighbours, and enable them to communions their feelings mid Idass on esbjects of interest, and therefore them material here ars in tent tarsed into as latellected interchange of oonvereation which Y the memos of advancing the intitutiam of the ebuntn, sad rendering enemesful meetings intended Sepronson the ea nasal proverity of the country. (Hear, hem.) Of all the improvement@ of modern times railways have tended most to the preepergy of this, and, indeed, of all other countries into which - they have been introduced. (Hear, beer.) Uwe look to the wonderful augmentation of our Rational moons* la the last 20 years, we are jimiifi.d in attributimg it in • peat measure to the multiplication ralway one munication. In all matters of betimes time is mosey, and if it be tree that • penny wed is • penny gee, gaiety the days and the time which ate saved ha matters of Mamie by means of railway a , mmosimtion mat be worth to the country vest sums of money. (Hear, beer.) It then fore a ff ords se Omer* whether In my local sad individual character, or in that of • member of the saidet at any menhir the object of whisk le to ley the tonedation of • reilwey which le Westland to be of helmet sot only to the district threugh which It is carried, bet ultimately to the commercial and tneamffeotaring laments of the neeth of Zeeland. As I stated lust now is the field, then in he doubt that to goetheniptoe this railway will be of vest sad busediste inteortance. It is one of thews rernerkslike later, of the polity of Bagiend that it I. owing to private enterprise that we sea the seeemplialunent el works which in other COlLTlttlei mob the minutes of the government. (Hear, bawl We all revise the min sesta of the peat works ecoompilhed by be ROOM people, but I will ninon to ay Wit sow el the so mite the week' et tbet Whoa am he eampteed with Ole welts which lefeeee esierpekte fee ementsl r ithispeat pate of Me easatry. (Hay beer.) Le way Chet start t et Gatemen °miler set emir a seestfret the math of this omen try. hie Ite 67 the lottodettea of !stare week* sad Property. I rennet say whatis the amour of eaplballavested in *airy oreepries te this country, but we all Mow what b the amour of capital represented by the Dread debt, although it has lean lightly spoken of—(learghtse)—by one whir red he Man been able to kedge of the reeourose of the =nal I* *seem et =prairie. (Hoar, hear.) That WOW ratartes ago bar bra deemed fabulous, ari bernalled ally by sees story in the Arabian Nights. (Bea, Mr) Hut I breve lam not wrong in oiling that the read larstal in railways dear not fall tar short of half the sailaa dedt—(hear, hear)—• remarkable proof of the prinushre rearras of the country, of the 'drain of priers eatterprise, corseting at coos to private interest and rational advantage. (rear, hear.) Speaking of the direc tors of this company, I may sey that they ought to be prod of having faced the dielloulre which they have had to encounter, and that they hare begun a work in earnest which carries with it future prosperity, not only to the district, but which will also extend to important pate in the manufacturing and ootemercial districts. There b another observers which must strike everyone, which is of a deeper nature, but which is not less true. We are told by those who Instruct us in oar moral and reli gious dation that the calamities which befall nations as well as men are Intended for their advaatage, and that II duly reflected on and duly red, ought to afford evi dence of the moral government of Providence which rapists, the affairs of mankind. It le also a Adler truth with regard to laws which regulate the mural world. A careful attention to those laws, and a soleatilis application of those law., will tend as much to the permanent Improvement of mankind as moral ordinances of a different kind. So it I. with the civilisation of the age in which we live. That expensive explosive furoe which, nuregulated, lays waste Marina of the earth by the overflow of the volcano, or spreads desolatiou over cities by the earthquake, when n ga bled In Its merlin° milked= by man is converted into peat obedient slave, hexapods you fro m place to place on lead all over the continent of Europe, end when applied to Bedsore', terries you safely nom or sad of the globe to the other. (Hear, hear.) fito also of an thaaffirolf, which in its marts' swag Is ea eiseard of terror to the igncereat, sad when = n elet a bylhe d creel i application o el f e the . lzwe of na guided te: PSlllll6lld by the ernes of modern c th at le year latent, and Who Mar far pod * pat, awahlithes a rapi d between all par deb, globe, and 'resew hops then a few months errinication by that dense will be en rapidly carded on between London sad Calcutta as it has Mare been between cm and of the smallest village aid the ether. (Cheers.) We ought to be proud of the age in which we live, in whir human *rhea Ms arrived at such a point of a:tontine attainment that we are enabled to indenter the laws which regulate the material world, and j by the proper application of those laws the elements of de er*** have been converted to the wee of mankind, and the Powers which Providers did not intend to serve only the purples of destruction have, by the mind of man, been adapted terrors of rare and the advantage of the human race. (" Hew, hear " and cheery.) I can only con clude by apreeprettaing nay thanksrd the satief.tion ithes given me to be allowed the honour of being parr on this 000rion. (Loud cheers.) Several other toasts connected immediately with the object of the meeting of the day followed, the last being " Lady Palmerston end the Ladies," which was reimed to by Lord Palmerston in his usual felicitous vein. The company then broke up. It should be stated that the perk, grounds, end mutton of Harland. were thrown open to she public, who availed themselves of the privilege in great numbers. The proceedings were rendered wholly successfel by the prevalence of exesediagly Si. weather, the day beating the aspect of a return of summer. &MTN= Barnsit VESSEL FIRED INTO BY TEI SPANIARDS: HALL, Sim 19.—Tbe etheoner Jenny Lind, Captain Toogeod, from Marseilles be Lynn, put late Lagos Bay, Portugal, on the la of September, through dries of weather, and reports that, in coming through the Out of Gibraltar, fourteen days ago, and while paring Tarifa, she war fired into by the Bpanierds ; the shot struck the star board gangway rail, went through both beets, and carried away the port mil. Fortunately no lives were lest. A Vweaaa ON THE Gamma BANDS.—A telegram from Deal announces that the ship 0. F. Yates, Copan Horner, from Cardiff for London, with • cargo of coals, had gone ashore on the off pert of the Goodwin II ands, but had taken assistance, sad, in the event of the weather onstinning fins, would probably be got off next tide. A later despatch adds that she was afloat and being towed to the Downs, after discharging her cargo. DRAPERATE AFFRAY ON BOARD New York letter of the nth inst. says A little before noon yesterday a difficulty occurred on board the ship Mayflower, Illag at Thonals Dock, Brooklyn, hearer the officers sad tee crew. It appears that the ship wee ready to sail for Bor deaux. The crow which had been engaged came on board drank, sad when ordered to do duty refused to do so. A die puts between them and the etecoeta mate, Mr. Barker, ensued, and he wee knocked down. The captain came to the mate's aid, and all the officen followed. The fight then became general. The martiogepikes, bottles slang in band kerchiefs, sad other weapons, were used by the eabstante. At length the third mate, James Kirwan, stabbed one of the sanest, named Charles Niebuhr, with a marlinespike, Injuring him in such a manner that his life I. despaired of. A terrible wound was inflicted in hi. back, and his hands and nick were dreadfully cut. Three others of the crew were also injured. The some on braid la repre sented by the officers to have been terrific; end it re • wonder that mom way net seriously injured. The Injured sailor was taken to a drug store In Fulton-street, near Market, elan his injuries were attended to. The third mate war taken Into monody and locked up, to await Inquiry into the cease. The Ma)lower will be detained in conse quence of this frame for rape time. The injured mike, who M • native of Lsibig, in Germany, was conveyed to the City Hospital by the second Maria pules, about 3 o'clock, it being impossible to move hies before that time in ooseeleena of the serious nature at his woad... Surgeon Ball and Dr. Peck made an examination, and found one wound on the right wrist six inches long, easeding from between the fore and second Seger to the wrist ken, eating the tendon of one of the extensor museies of the lore Amor. The mound was on the left shoulder, about three inches below the shoul der join*, to the extent of two inches, penetrating nearly to the boce. The third wound wee in the back, about two and • half inches from the spine. The eleventh rib was cut off„ and the puncture extended into the cavity of the abdomen. The unfortunate man waste • parcarions madam last sees lag. and his recovery is hardly expected." LIFEBOAT SERTION•.—BRIDLINOTON, SEAS HULL, Barr. 19.—0 n Saturday last it hies a heavy gals of wind from the N.B. off this poet. When the gale wee at its height the whoopee Eagle, from Sonderland to Boulogne with coals, was observed to run in a distressed state on the north beach of Bridlington. The lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution wee immediately manned and launched, and pro ceeded off to the amiatartoe of the veer al's orew. She safely suesteded In reaching them, and in rescuing the whole of them, coaletiog of six peewee, from • watery grave. The masts of the ship shortly akerwards vat oar the side, the decks blew up, and she parted. The poor crew lea every thing except whet they abed in. On these ocaudoem, When a moment's delay may seal the fate of the unhappy crew, the coxswain of the lifebtht is strictly charged not to take any good. on board, as they may endanger the safety of his lifeboat end the lives of those entrusted to his custody. The Bridlington lifeboat im one of the oldest boats which be longs to the National Lifeboat Insanities, having been Irailt more than 30 years ago. She hes saved during that period a large number of heed from wrecked steals We akonW, however, be glad to see this boat missed by see of the modern lifebosta of the society. The institution has now lifeboats on the Yorkshire coast at the following plate : Middleborough, Haar, Saliburn, Filey, Bridlington, and Horne's. Ihe numerous lifeboat establishments have origi nally cat upwards of 2,0001. They sow involve an outlay of about 301. a year each to maintain them la a Mate of thorough efficiency. The lifeboats of the institution eta- Speed at Dover and at Boehm' co the Northumberla nd coast, have also been meetly eat In replies to signals from welds in distress, but their services were fortunately not re- nuked. The Dover lifeboat le repaid by the officer of the onset-guard " to have behaved splendidly in • trenisiidots CRYSTAL PALACL—VICTORIA•BRIDOg.—A model of this greet work of engineering skill, a description of which has Italy sneered in the loading journals, and which is to be opened In November next, has been placed in the maitre of Ih• nave at the Crystel Palace. The mole], which la fibs =tarty of the Canadian government, being constructed to visitors may fora) some conception of the gigantic cha racter of the enterprise which has seconded in bridging the Si. Lawrence, by a structure only 17d feet lies than Iwo miles In length, as well ea some slight notion of the went of through communication between Canada sad America which would commercially jthitify go costly en undertaking. A largo oollectiiin of photographs, Akre' at various times daring the oonstrucHon of the bridge, kindly Sat fur exhibition by Sir Cusack P. Itoney, affords much Information respecting the progress of the structure. To those preemie who may be desirous of compering the pro port loom of this great bridge with those of similar work. in this country, the model gallery of the Crystal Pokes affords, maple opportunity, as is It will be found models of the Bri tennis Bridgges over the Mena) Straits, the bridge over the Dnieper at Yleff (the longest suspension-bridge la the world), the Sabath bridge en the South Devon railw at Plymouth klill ub o . 1 ) the latest and most gigantic works tithe late Mr. , the Quail& viaduct, and other groat segiameing works. As riding to the interest of the pitied Is coq be isultesed that the pwesgen by the Gnat Rasura wdl geskohly M i America at the time fixed for the formal opt leg sf the Viclosia bridge ; and It will bee coincides*, bog S. remembared, that the amorseful corspledon of two epcb great verbs as the Greet Ship and the Vetted' bridge alsould have molest st the same period, end through the Wants of Ze gter.a. PALACE. --- Orti Sun.s.nto Iteww.2o.—Adndesioss on palmist, 4,016; ditto I by is *bob, 467; t isi Amhara, 4,471. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND NILITAIZY. (TIOX LJJT /nazis oAtierra.) TEE MILITIA AND RIFLEVOLLTNTJEEMIL Canmis;lonsl - gIZ by . ;11. — i;z:Lie;teaan -- Lieutena n t lot Company of spikive counties lortarslOzio R.& Vo to be captain 'Wort Brewia, geaß, to be lieutenant ; Samuel Harris pot , to be ensign. Tower Hamlets Efate Own Light infantry Regiment of Militla—Cai.tain Chinks Adams to be savor, vice }Limon, who retiree. Norfolk Militia Artillery—First Lieutenant Edward = Rust D'Eys to be captain, vice North, resigned ; Lieutenant Count Mekaior Ourowski De Weals to be Ent lienteanst, vice Dille promoted. dlet CompanyßerluddreVolunteer Ridee—Bir Claudius Statham Paul Bunter, Bert, to be captain commandant. Coicheater and Eat EMI or la 1 , vitiator Rids Sub . division—Sir Claude William Champion de ZrZprgny, Bart., to be lientanant ; John Fitmintroons Bishop, Eaq., to be eosin. WarwrickshEni.-2nd Iteriment—Clisrles Bunbury, gent., to oneign, rico Henry Bathurst, resigned ; John ;senor Howard, gat., to be assign, vice Jams Franklyn, re . Roya clined l Carearwassidra—Charlm Abbott Delmar Oats 'Mutilate in her htsjaity's 9th Regiment of Lancers), to be cs4taiavito Frank Itunklestos Allen, appointed to the 3rd vet York Reement of Militia. 3rd Regiment at Om Royal Burney—LienUmaat BameelLso Schuster, to be captain. ADanitALTY, RIPS. 20.—ArPOIXTMnirrs.—Rerty. Admiral L. T. Jose; C.B. (1 . 11 1 01 :f lo to mooed ia esseemsd on the Fait aed Cher Commanders E. D'O. D'A...St ad o the Costner, mew mie.ioned ; G. F. Day, to Um oomisimicaed; R. 0. Craigie, to the Ringdovs, cast ; H. Harvtry_. _to thia Soaks, oommistrioned ; J. 61. Oselkosough, to the Rensed, commissioned ; sad R. Hay, tolls lissgto, commisemesd. Lieutenant. B. F. Wald sod W. H. - M. Harm, to the Encounter; F. W. Prosser, to the Centaur; J. F. 1.. P. Maclean, to then Sphtaz; C. A. Watt., to the Rimed; H.C. ditesomat, to the Handaarous; C. R. F. Bosse sad B. B. Fitzroy, to the Odin. Madsen F. Taylor, to the Sphinx ; D. Switzer, to the Centime ; W. /1. - Fasackser, to the Encounter ; and J. N. Moakley, to the Odin. Adler Mato S. R. Huntby, to the Arrogant. &mond Mamma W. L. Dodds, to the Renard ; and E. Ocilbourns, to the Ringdovs. MMshipenan the Hon. V. A. Montague, to the Algiers. Naval Coolie. B. A. T. Perry, to the Agamemnon ; C. IL Petty. to the Trafalgar; P.K. Kuper, to the Terrible; H. F. H. Bakst, seed A. C. Crawford, to then Melpomene ,• W. F. Murray, to the Amptilon • O. T. Burn, E. B. Boyle, and J. H. Bainbridge, to the im ports..; T. H. Bronghise, to the Edger; B. J. W. Taylor, F. J. Readmit, mad N. P. NVylby to the Mars ,• O. R. Ore.°, to the Aboukii.; H.P. P. Top ism, A. T. Oresky, T. Suckling, A. W. Floyd, B. T. Piper, E. Redo, and W. T. Morgan, to the Marlborough, additional for &pond, PORTSMOUTH, Sm. 20. The Claamerdon, merchant .hip, with the 29th Regiment aboard, wee towed into harbour last evening, and this Mailing the troops disembarked at the dockyard sad proceeded by rail at • quarter past ten o'clock ke London. The Mars, 80, 'brew, Captain James Strange, arrived last evening from Shearnam, and sainted the deg of the °out mander-irb chid. TieVlrid, Naga attest, Muter Cooimander Henry W. Mae, salved this morning from the westward, and saad at soon far the 'agreed. DRAM OF COLONEL WILDMAN.—CoIoneI Wild. lean, at Newstood Abbey, died yesterday mondag, the 20th inst., suddenly. The gallant oolutel was out the day previously, bet yesterday ramping he was mired with on attack of epilepsy, of which he died at three o'clock mot. He was the intimate friend cf the Isis Lord Hy~rr ooqq and parohusd from him his ancestral estate (Ileums& Abbey) for the arum of 90,0001. Colonel Wildman WY at Waterloo as an officer of to. 10do Humus, sad washy now years a guest at the Doke of Wellington's annual banquet on the 18th of hum. He was a maglauate for the county of Nottingham, sad 'lds brother is the yessred cruder of the borough. It was to his rosidenta that the remains of the Countless of Lovelace, " Ada, sole daughter of my Mum sad brut," were cease> ed preview to their interlace: et Hookas!! church. The lam Duke of Sawa was • COMatast guest at the abbey. Colonel Wild =ea literary atialarnsuts were of a requitable character. Is politics he was a white. He was as excellent landlord, sad throughout the asighbourhiett woe mai vorsolly respected. It la stated that Neereteed Abbey, which passed into the Byron family at the period of the Refonamloo, will be sold, but nothing positive Is yet knows. The gallant colonel, who leaves a widow, but no fondly, had attained his 73rd year. roirrarsza RIPLE CORPS. LONDON RIPLZ BILIGADE.—Mr. Justice Wiles has pneented to this brigade 101. 10, through the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. Lord Wensleydale, Mr. Justice Crowder, Masers. Preshfisid, end Mews. Lhakister have also promoted 101. 10s. T. Ghonote.—The St. George'. rifle corps have hese drilfing fee some time pest in the grounds of -Burling ton Howe undue the supenatendence of Sergeants Moore end Sharer. The convention* of the dna ground is telling very edventageously on the rolls of that corps. The first eotapery is nearly complete, end will shortly submit its officers for the Lord Liclll4ollBlea approval. It is anticipated that several gentlemen of prominent ability and station will put thee:melees to noininatioe. The unthose linnet= is now generally worn, and from its extreme neatness mem bers ere ennbled to appear in portions of It throughout the day without attracting notice. Mr. Lancaster, the celebrated ride manufacturer, has undertaken the musketry instruction, so soon ea his ground at Shepherd's Bush is ready to receive the members. KeN•INGION.—The committee appointed to pro mote the fororatloo of the above oorps have made the fol lowing report :—"The committee regret that from ceases over which they had no control they have not been able to make ea earlier report. The macertaisty es to the wishes and iotsnifoo• of the governmeet, eddi.d to the rest dilD cnlty of finding suitable ground for rifle practice in so popu lous a diatrier, will, the commit.. e trust, be deemed ea adequate ensues for the delay which hue occurred. They have the pleasure of stating that the government have new signified their intention of placing at the disposal of rifle corps 2-5 per cut, of the arms reqatred, with some mime advantages, which will be found beneficiaL Various com muniosuons have pawed between your committee and the parties most interested in the Wormwood Scrubs, but up he this Ulna Nothing &deities has been agreed upon, hat most eligible piece of Lind, at:anted at Welhani-green, commanding a range of 600 yards In length and 100 in breadth, has been secured, together with the hones and other buildings, which the committee believe capable of affording all the accommodation for an armoury, and for such refreshments es the members may require, upon moderato terms, to be hereafter arranged by a °mmma. The com mittee would further state that for the firer year no uniform will be required beyond a plain morning dros, and as tho government will supply 26 per out. of rifles, members not wishing to purchase their own will always find a rids in the smeary at their disposal. In osuiplianos with the wiring of the lord-lieutement, end through the able and ecotone eirelat &sea of Lord Raulagh and the deptry•lleutenasts of the division, your committee recommend the Kenriogicn Corps to form a junellca with the Cimino, Fulham, Hammer smith, Chiswick, and other Ride Corps within the magiatkriai division of Kensington, thus formitg au important regiment, t it. ui t h e ld a iddle i le ituy x &B es s Volunteers. To . 1 0 O d tr u i b nz i lt ne ib: or i ve ca a lled oonsi inthtoe derable expenditure, but your committee, well knowing the patriotism, intelfigeace, and wealth of this dirt. Son of the moan ty of Middlesex, miters's to doubt of the hinds 'sing readily and chcerfally contributed, while they anticipate with great satisfaction that for numbers, science, and discipline the South Middlesex Rifle Corp will be an honour to the unotry." WIN DSOR.—Preliminary measures have been taken for some time pest under the wive euperintendence of the Mayor of Windsor, the Hon. A. Buthun, Cersin Layard, Masers. Melville, oat ley, Long, Blunt, with several of the military knights of Windsor, and already 38 member s hare eorollt.ti Quarterlies, consisting of the most rupecteble inha bitants of the bough, 33 of whom will entirely equip them seine. The subscriptions at pretest amount to 1801. Another diviiticie, totally usconnemed with this corps, Meals° been formed in the Windsor Greet Park, ander the command of Colonel F. B. Seymour, oeseisting of between 30 and 40 al the keepers Garnett employedin the Park and Royal° ardens ; these MU have already acquired greet proficiency, having bees ont ia the field for several weeks pest. A TROPHY Flom Lcciarow.—An Indian gun, one of the trophies taken from the rebels at the final rugs and captors of Locknow, bee jest been deposited in toe museum attached to the Royal Engineer establishments Bromptos-barracks, Chatham. The gun, which appears to be of very rude construction, was taken frum one 01 the forts in Locknow, and, from its appearance, had barn put to eeVelli use in the lentos of that stronghold. It is mounted on a four-wheeled gun•carrisse, sad, although not se Urge as cur light 64d-pieces, is of groat weight. Tnis trophy was &PG' sited in the Royal Nagfaeari museum by order ci the governance. 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