The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-11 00:00:00

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IIVIS I : Ms i ZPOILITED NOIR! d VIOZNMIO T I iDa TM MGM M Mo=r t e r t IM, Mourea Tiortimf Ms 8 , , at . _ MM. swains Mona Mom at time saass weawf ii. araiss=4 of the `II=4WINIIr ais te visra.y . 2 .._.," ih wil lorsol Pir r ila s Imr ftitiag a l k = Waf . ..r.vv - .1.1 - x . ::...--.1-10 to WA to the 0 It MisMommo II me gememb the Willa • Illairilla the madam. thine &mini M. awaggles• Me wee the 'MIEN of mo . diMmas INIMMos a gam. as Myr in gle MIN d IIM do osommlld Yr SAMEN aol bste aid Ina WA = 6 1 .14 1' r m.. if e ISOM %Mr re km *la Wag riais sel••••111•1 1 ...... aloft =By chum of Wa l t -- i••••• b all". 1 3 1: ammaft iiid I: af 2lases. 3 fia WIWI" maw% =M ger ••=i i ikmi l retris a t Valdie k. air aft = a • apEas. M sorMo Mir mie Ilmul MIA OM Sue nimbus eta MIN nidooll maw tam *Mr ammo MI MUM& dm aS VEWAS l'a*h. iwnallit mi4 _ se ts ildr =4 .66.6 7:6•WFle 4 I. s • =a mg= Iv Yam Mmis I.= Armsmed. OulmemsaiiM. la.. MUSIC !CHINO CO; NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL. A moitiiiiiiiit; gene ;F:torn miiterr of =Me- Una of the Norwich Monad Festival wee held an Friday at the home of the hoe. seervitary, Mr. to receive a report hots the trub-oommittes Rogert main o the lan festival. The Roy. Lord Raping prodded. 2 1 wwun woes bta.d presented stlidthit., sad t tat t° l 4a b l e h l race over ram" from * arpinditure was 4261. 2e. 6d. The ripen of the sub- Meratittes reoommended, however, that this baleaoe shad(' In reduced by the payment of 421. to Mr. lIIIL the &onto• miler, and 321. to Mr. Harman, the organist, Loeb* • rata surplus of 3511. 2s. 6d. 1611. 2e. dd. sheuld he mislaid Whe troseune's hand, as a miens fond 6x the purposes of ift ea nesting, and the remainder should be client amongst the local charities as follow. :—Ncefolk sod Hospital, 401. (in addition to 101. presented as a to the hospital by the Rszi of Lambe, President Festival) • Lynn Mental,Yarmouth limbel, Norwich relmery, W. • Norwich Jenny Lind In and N Eye InfbMary, 16L each ; Norwich aietlnstindm, Sick Poor Soabty, L•da-Charity, Visiting Sonny, Shipwrecked MarineW floclsty, and Ilsolety for the Relief of Decayed Tradesman, 101. seek. In oenchelont, the report saggeend that an early manna should he called to determine whether the neat Intival should be held in the usual course in 1860, sal to make the necessary arrangements far that puritan. The report was adopted. A general impression prevails Oar the Pat) that Looks vat 14 very fall during the approaching wed ding festivities. The arrangements of the court are certainty of the most mambos charectir, and most attract all who will enjoy the privilege of a royal command. But it has Named &aim& that somatldng should be done on the part of the aristocracy themselves to mark an clocesion of so mad Uttered to the whole oo'clatry ; and several ladies of &lan guished rink ham cossmitsd to ten& patronammead ball, to be given in osisbration ri the marriage at WWII Booms, on Wednesday, tbe 27th instant, on which day the court programme ode no attraction for the eves lug. The suggestion appears an admirable one, end the great esperkmos at Kamm Wilk in conducting "Abasaffs" is a ffinflelant patentee that the fits TS be carried oat in the most peke mummer. The list of ladies patronises is not yet complete ; but among thes whose names may be emotlened es having already sanctioned the ball with their approving pafrons_ge are--Franeas Marobkmose of London derry, the Marenkmesa of Westminster, the Courome of J the Counties of Ilinnoull, the Countess Dowager of and the Viscountess Palmerston. The aye :—" In the works at St. James's Palace snob great pagtmr has bees made that some days Wore the time appalulsd the whole will be completed, and will present an agstesnore that few who knew the interior of that edifice the alterethas IRO made will believe it is the same. Tickets for those seal arbme a view of the procession may be obtained me bend by the, Lord Chamberlain, sod it ma thershiss bg binned that he ii com pletely overwitsinisd was wile- IOYAL IIiIITITUTION. On Saturday Protean, Faraday ooncladed his sikortpoares al Lowed as alectrictty at the Royal Institu testo the prewatoe of a wry crowded aadtanca, including , " 1 indweierwhiceteue dont entirely mailed with exhibitions ef the different conditions daintier's to Minnie the alien of electricity in in most motive state. The varying forms in which electric discharge !ekes place, were ant shown by taking sparks from the machine on rounded metallic sur faces, by discharging the electricity silently by means of points, and by the peculiar emission of rays, sooompsnled by a roaring noise, celled the brush discharge, when a blunted point was brought near the prime conductor. The heating property of the electric spark was exhibited by the explosion of gunpowder, and by the explosion of oxygen and hydrogen per. The latter experiment was performed in a novel man ner. Musters elbabblee were inflated with themixed gales in a mew eantabing soap end water, and Professor Faraday, tang • gnentity of the bubbles on his hand, held them to the etedieter sr the electric machine, when, on the puling of a spot . Ha gne in the soap babbles exploded with a loud Melt The denigration of metals was Illustrated by die 14Ma jar h and t i ll electrical babteteel th rough Mld hr the e; t Tong exhibitingn:perr o f rent egrets when the need enfriently thick o furpose e to conduct a cha e rge without in jure, and when it is so small as to be destroyed during the discharge. Then experiments till:united the various effects of lightning eeeteding to the quantity of the electricity discharged from the donde and the size of the conductors through which It parr—the force in eons laden= being too gnat to be trweeitted safely by conductors which will be sufficient for protection from less powerful discharges. Sever ral objects that bad been struck by lightning were exhibited ; among which were the handle of a hayfork that bad been split Into mural pieces whilst untiring on the ground, and a portion of a thick iron cable which had been partially melted during a tern& thunderstorm in the West Indies. As an illus . itonetisin — TaiTetadthtiltern Pekoe; but, sett* would be fraught with considerable in convenience, her Majesty's own personal residents' hes been chosen. The corporation of the city of London have, we believe, decided not to invite the royal ample to a ban quet, but will present an address on the occasion ; sad it le expected that the Lord Mayor will call upon his fellow citnens to express their feelings in the form of general ilia. mination. The state reception of Saturday, the 30th inn., to expected to be the most brilliant since the Ant held after the roarSof the Queen. In anticipation of the crowd of Ad tors very great it has been determined that no present ation place, as it would prolong the drawing-room to a length oftentne that would be tedious in the lest degree to the royal party. The bridal couple will be present to re ceive the congratulations of those who have the privilege of the mire*. It is calealated that London will be full of visitors, and by Monday week next the London meson will have in earnest commenced ; and, as the royal festivities will continue almost up to the meeting of parliament, on the 4th proximo, the London tradesmen are in high glee, and are looking forward with much confidence to reaping a rich harvest." _ _ All the Belgian court will be present at the ceremony with the elm non of the Duchess of - Brabant, who cannot at pre sent undertake the journey. The steam yachts forming the royal marriage squared at Portsmouth will move in a few days to the Thames. They comprise the royal date yacht Victoria and Albert,the Fairy, the Admiralty state yacht Osborne, the Canape 31-gun frigate, the Diadem 32-gun frigate, &c. The Curacoa wants about forty men to complete her sea-going complement. The Diadem returned from her crab* in the Channel to Spithead =tv. She has been under sail only since she left on y week, end bee not put in at any *on P one are going forward at Windsor Castle for the rem of the royal bride and bridegroom,and the inhabi tants have determined on giving the royal air a joyous wel oome on their arrival at Windsor. The mayor Yr. Caulrell, hasalready brought the subject before a niesting of the corporation, and a public ball, to take place to the Town-hall on the 25th, has been announced. In the course of the week a general meeting of the inhabitants will be held at the hall to det rmine upon further proceedings, tration of some of the peculiarities of electric ascharl;.Ta strew chirp was sent through a fine silver wire tsted round silk, by which means the wire was completely de flaunted, but the silk remained uninjured. This effect is attributed to the rapidity with which the electricity passes through the wire, the action being so instantaneous se not to impart heat to the silk. Several illustrations of the rapidity of the action during electric discharge were shown, among which the circumstances attending the tiring of gun powder by electricity were most remarkable. When a Leyden jar wee discharged by • metallic con ductor through some loose gunpowder, the powder was only thrown aside by the 'add= concussion, end not fired ; but, on prolonging the time of the discharge by the introduction of a skein of wetted silk into the conducting circuit, the gunpowder exploded. The two opposite effects were shown by discharging a Leyden jar through a circuit in which a thin strip of gold leaf and some gunpowder were introduced. When the discharge was PrOtWged, by using the wetted silk, the gunpowder wu wed and the metal remained uninjured; but when the charge we. met through the same arrangement with an entirely metal conductor, the gold leaf was defliiiv e t t ag the gunpowder was only blown away. As an that time is required for the action of beet in non-conducting bodies, Professor Faraday directed a gas dune on to some loose powder, bat no explosion took pleas for several until the gunpowder had hem= heated the dame. The beautiful forma of electrical disobsrge of which i . hmkortf's Substisa eallueelfue l a x outside, wets a bed by pemillini Ineueeo et Ab_bist im by secslbreeri faTtet ewe plElpi! ope arr n we oled a "ro A letter from B;rlin, to the Mess says :—" Count and Countess Pa:poacher, and the Countesses Lynar and Ho , henthal, who are to form the future household of the Princess Boyd, are to leave here to-day for Loadon ; they were all imesmbled yesterday evening at the Prince of Prairie's, to take leave. Chevalier Bunsen was among the party at tee there ; it is talked of that he will possibly =distal@ again to represent Prussia at one of the Courts of Europe "The Prince,, of Prussia will leave here to-morrow for Weimar ' where she will stay about a week or ten days ; on the 16th she will lota the Prince of Prussia at Magdeburg, and with him prosecute their jour ney to London by way of Cologne and Calais. It may be looked on now ea certain that the Prince and Princess will not be withheld from being present at their son's =Olds by say considered= of state Emm ett, it is pro that the patios will be absent only about tea ds sitogethar from Harlin, and the telegraph will form a ree dy means of ocannumication in case of any emergency Frederick William, who will not leave here tell the 21st instant, will not cross from Calais to Dover in the Grills, the new yacht that has just been completed for the Haig at Havre. It Is understood that the Princess Boyd has entered • tinted against hla variturinf upon r tv ..,... a deolaaaren i• ... wiftrala=rsalai brin g in g it to bear on • large eel, which had best kept . In a d stem in a tub of wane &deg the Lams The in stmat that the charges were transmitted throdgh the water the °nature boom* violently active end jumped out of the tab en to the door of the lecture-room, to the great delight of thsjatmdle portion of the audience. The concluding es- Mzitlte exhibited the splendid streams of purple-coloured i salteasted reasivers, produced by the induction coil ziashiss. "The going and coming of courier sad Quota's riser 'angers, which wsa always brick enough at Oda central nu& acing station for all our government intercourse with Previte, Karla, Poland, Denmark, Austria, Bavaria, Frankfort, dc., has became mon lively than ever of late, and, in addition to lho nogg Imp of diplomatic despatches, the increased intorcouros between the two royal families his neconOtated • separate hag for the royal letter, which duly bean the formal label 'by her Melody's royal meassmger.' It seams like a return of the old days of 1841, when the intercom, between Oman Victoria and King Frede rick William IV. was nearly as lively as now, as his Modesty was at that lime about to stand godfathir to the Prins of Wales. It is • tined coincidence that it should be the some Queen's messenger, Mr. Hsviland, the dope. of the satire nuptial service, to whom lot it UM, on this nuptial occasion as on the former baptistnal ono, to be the bearer of the royal missive on both idea between the two courts. " Prince Albrecht and his eon Prince Friedrich Carl, and Prince Adaibert of Prussia, together with Prince William of Bioko, will leave hare on the 14th for England, and pro ceed at once to the Scotch Highlands, for the sake of soma shooting before the festivities in London commence." Iliatty applause at the ooncloaion Indicated the gratifica tion which tale abort mane of lectures had afforded ; and the young prima, on shaking hands with Profeeeor Faraday, spoke to hlm, apparently, in expression of the same senti ment. AN EAR FOE Mosic.—A NEW FACT IN ACOUSTICS. —A curious mac has just been communicated to the Aca demy of &denote by M. Jobert touching a mound sometly oorreeponding to the note la (the note A in the English no tation), which im heed by some persona In shaking their heeds rather cairn freer right to left. M. Cagnlard de Laois had been the Int to remark this feet, and although be sue knows We be ea exact obeertey 2 the no WesrrogiTsei;tlhsllWieTrith rhnent was generally repeated under unfavourable circum stances, being interrupted by other alight sounds, such u the rustling of a cravat, etc. M. Johan has inveitigated the subject physiologically, and has ascertained that the sound is caused by the striking of the mallow upon the inns In the interior of the ear. It is wall known that the manuktium of the wallow is attached to the centre of the tympanum, and that it is kept in equilibrium by thin elastic fibres. Now, in shaking the head the manna may manly touch the bone of the Inns, producing a slight metallic sound, which all thou who have beard it ecknowledgo to agree with the note is in music. Those, X. Jobert says, that hoar the amino note in both their ears an endowed with a perfect sense of hearing ; they are maddens bon. Those who hear the note in one ear only poems die saes in en imperfect degree, jut ma those who halt one eye weaker than the other mistake one colter for another. Those whose ears emit different notes ' not in unison, are not only bad musicians, but they hate the art. From this fact M. Jobart deduces a curious °onto ' queue, which, Unrifled by experience, may be extremely useful in selecting a profession for a child, vit., that the capacity for =oak may be Mated at an early age, by suer te.Weg whether the subject bean the note equally In both ens or nor—Orilignetsi. Rnatesnown Ton THE PEOPLE.—The name of Mt. Merles Molly, of the firm of Melly, Aomilly, sod Co., of Liverpool, hie Immo familiar to the inhabitants of this town se a laossimel word. The beautiful drinking fountains which onmenit dm public streets, and which give forth a searfillag Gangly it water for die thirsty pedestrians. are tfighMy weeelimid nektons for wildebt4ll aseekowe thanks to to Br dolma TWIN& effected, Mr. Merles Melly is meting aboutbrYeMYatmints4S the island viMa will help ' formal the Boa os=t s lA*. amigo. um poor urn ass{ sale of as will bs the bake kw IL aisitllydsorragtom=rit:iressamosies thosr• lacsankloi Or as aljosassi dthe Town =s,Gralwrodsy, is sa agglialka Bea . Brisby for fo narelasoa gars d assysollso MI within easy Masao al those amid skids, krt .tics papas of transforming It Into • free reereadm groomd for lii thing it up with a gymnasia end other applMoose, Z 85 8 4 1: 4 • aid of which thou who Bet may the teem soresssfelly so dssynar to make their bodies stronger end kaledsr, am& as • natural sequence, their wilds all the afire Vas sad happy. Would that we bed tsars edit tam at Maly, who, with the wish to extend a Wiping liseal to Ide 'bee for. toasts brothers, has the eases of asaylon Into boldon the dictates of a warm heart.—Liorposi ROYAL COLLEGE Or SIIRGEONB.—The following reetlemsw, having undergone the nesary exanilna- Wma for the diplomas, were admitted menthes of the College at theinesting of the Court of Examiners on the Bth inst. Messrs. George Medollf, Ball's-pond-read, Islington ; John Wirer, Silver-bridge, 00. Armagh; George &esker Baia, Finsbary-square ; Arthur TY Oyay Brooks, gezn. c .-Tnantee ; Alfred William Tatham, Ifi c =t, ; Polemist Clement Stocker, Coxygi.i" John Joseph Aloysius Colette's, Doolielk Feederish Needham, York ; haw Mobs i sr k a d Joba Taylor, Rethory Zoodemek, Oxford rd, Em last = ; Seroica, Wad& ; Williem Mewl Bid*, Cic' Hoontas- Pla t: Sprat ; sad Ma Alan, Wks. CSYNILL PALACIL—H,II2-01011111 DAT.—fik7l7l- saw Jute. 9.—Adninkma an payment, 911); able by ' aria deka; 1,649; total, 2,606. IBIBOTION OF A CHURVIRATE AT BYDINH4if This exciting contest terminated on Saturday by the rtjection of the church rate. At the dose of the poll, the chairman (the Rev. Mr. English) declared the numbers to be as follows • Persona. Votes. Against the rate 231 .... 280 For the rata Majority against the rate 10! .... 82 Mr. George Olfor, jun , proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, conmatulating the psrishionere upon the triumph of the voluntary principle. Mr. Cockerell seconded the revo lution, which was carried with acclamation. Greet excite ment prevailed throughout the village r and the anntioneemest of the result was received with deafening cheers. Sir Joseph Paxton attended, and voted against the rate, amidst the cheers of the vestry. A VISIT TO THE LATE MR. CROSSE. —And now our heat once more approaches his great machine, to observe If there be much electric i ty in the atmosphere aiter the bleak th Leder-cloud has away. Bee how boldly be ap pr tubes; even as i the flowing Amadei of Rte where a her alms spark. Like a monarch be wields hit poeptre; but it is an insulaticg rod. He plays with the mighty power which be has made his subject ; but which, where he ones all ltztardwould leap up sod smite him to death with one u He directs the subjected and subtle power where he "Meth. He wade it Into his batteries ; ma, having fully =lthem, he shows to w how wire is melted and 61- .1 moment by Its peg ewe He shows to us hew metels, m silver, gold, and tin, are kindled, and bunt Eke Xprper,moat with brilliance. New he a /111.1110 aurora er • star, and die. cams the probable causes of beautiful phationsma. He ppelate to the wine which yea seised assented m met- Eke psia In the gram* outside et the ammaima, and in teramtus *t a me they pea has tees to trail th ir e in tero am* swami alielaeler bd.,' ; that Whet the electricity el the sir se it lints pee them, sad it late this room, to meedihst trod, In the speckling lass we have just witnemal. So, while we steal es this hall, we aka foam some idea of the eta* of the *awn atom st and &racist la, sad ma Wag the ley lomat et the clouds into our without its wrap dawn& deers. We can make rt= sat ereoirter eat Rah Were us, while we are osotioniew. Yr. Creme share hie views that the electricity in a t cleat lb set =din* ahlte; bat that it lies is aseee, inu at Nab* positive sadsaegative. He asks us to sty h maother dieselima; he pets* la pert eta voitaie battery whirl he has lateb esestnieted, mat whisk emelt* of so lame than oast theammad sad tie/strike ries et atialliapistes I L i z tea Is sa &deiced battery, asempesel tale plebs with MMUY. 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Oleveiri lotto Inds. be ewe- No. CCXYIL, THE EDINBUIRM REVIEW, osa to *WWI as IMIDAY ant k "=cww...w. . r Reforms. Lgol la 61 & 1•08• SW dag&istittiorni. Lobed Dan. p T. Obi le Non el ram. Mt=..p LIM= • Luso= ma . Ls:2o7lLict. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. WV., ell be poldlibel mut Wads& siouLLL 1 • 1. et law iesewl•lL aa 1643 . 40 3 I. rho of ansina.. ,It L TeLles ♦ w ' L Chtfill t M O 4 I Pi lla la ml Arbil& I ThL /Mos W .liim *arm ILLUSTRATED TIMES, Vol. V. KA hi ILITOZT stilapatra s tr i l e r iss and 1110 riiiirr me siNgifyi7 mos ralign i z owit eir mar, prim al el. bi mit= IBM LRYIATRAIL-06 SATURDAY, Ina. 16," eg i var . l2347. , tw ,„ evaas TM idled, mina by Plmbir _ P4 81..8'0 . 4 OM y bs t = Ns tram Os V ag ear BO sod to rppYwwFalim~Y-rtm•sbenermist gi= gi hartm• llr a=lEZ iaw ac tftim 81 =L T V= mr li sth w att; rt u b °l6.4Mr. keit Myss4 art Tam *ay mmEg .1 6. 41 ibe. a rittg ". ... i. asm au ST l The Ti ' velsom. ' Iss= " Cb ammo OM mot Mem pekoe m resCre br al e:= Yu ll by be tem by peak 11.--011 m TIAN diAT„pst &a, Wi. N.,. EB7I!INTERPRETER : a Tale of the Per. O. J. Win, 1111•114.11. WOW/ Pities/ la Yawn MORT 02.A12 2 . 1" 4. KAIN 00VINTIY . lc ed. OWNIRAL 11101:11t01. wi..lls. tw brim. John W. hair art Bon. Wert Wirt TO TAB IMMO' OF TNT 11,1118. TITHE COMMUTATION. Brit,—As many of your readers may feel anxious to know the rook of the corn averages for the seven panto Christmas lest, published by authority in the Loudon Osiette al Bth inst., viz.: ,in. t, 7.. gr . pre imperial bushel. Bewley, V. d. do. Oats, 2s. 11 do. I beg to state for their information that each 1001. of VIM rent charge will, for the year 18.58, amount to 1061. les. nd., which is a little more than 6 per cent. above the value. 164 4: 4P followIng statement, from my forthcoming " Annual Tithe Commutation Tables," will show the worth of 1001. of tithe rent charge for each year since the passing of the Tithe Commutation Act, viz. : For the year 1 183 838 11 Of t 9 1839 1840 99 91 1841 1842 $, 1843 t . 1844 1845 90 1846 847 10i 8% 9 1 9 tt 1848 sr 1849 0 100 98 16 3 10 71 I. 183 19 1861 99 1852 PI 1863 99 1854 v . 1856 1866 ts 1857 1858 -22)2,178 2 6i —I am, &c., CHARLES M. WILIAM Actuary, University Lib Assurance Society. 25, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall, Jen. 9. A Tim's Woluc.--a A Lancashire Incumbent " semis le the Moor a sam e of his labours daring the year 1667 . He writes I em still the incumbent of • mew with in a large town, and attached to my own church, which is one et 48 within the borough Waits, there is a pope hden el MOO. I have the aid of curate, and three lay as shreds, seriphs, readers," sad I gladly bear testi mony to the hearty seeopeatioa of ell the fear. I aside a mile and a wets from my church end selsools. During the year I wee absent as beldame amarced with public objects 18 days, wee anwell T Sln= fortnight ' s detention from an accident) 26, wee doors by weather 4, and took 29 holydaye. Maws 288 to be azoonaked for of which I was in th e parish cc duty on 169 separate days 249 times. There are, however, duties of the study as well as of the street, end the man whose own mind becomes a stagnant pool cannot supply his people with refreshing enema I lave made 1,066 visite to the people in their he independent ef calls on the sick and Slues of an incldeniel Mail. I have preached 121 sermons, of which 21 were) in 'other ehurchee—viz , 9 for schools and oar 8 far religions sodedee, and 15 in exchange or aid. teried the sa ril yew I bays been honorary e terminate af th ip tler ;V i ta two th a e duties wan baas a nterely ana mtnal in the others the, reastred greet attendee. lem chairman of one perma nent emernittes, and treasurer of two, and during the year I attended 221 meetings. As I studiously avoided these In which I had as immediate inertia; I now know by inhumes and competes that I attended more than 300 during each of several preceding years. The avoidance of mestings, especially in the evening, has increased my time for intellectual puesnits. I have read about 90 volumes on various subjects, exclusive of pamphlets, re views, &c. I have also written 5 magazine articles, 3 short papers for learned societies, 12 articles of a more &gide, character on Mestere, science, and education, and en eisherses piper )f fastenctions for my teachers on school crpaiestion sad discipline. I have made 21 speeches and de !leered 9 public lectures, besides editing a pamphlet of about 90 pagrs in extent, and (with some emblem* an lm went volume of 300 pages. Hot the most tedious Wel. lectual operation was the ocestruetion of two ethnological maps of a kind wholly new, and from materials which ere common and accessible in army county of the kingdom. Each of them required a minute analysis of about 20,000 facts, yet any of the numerous details indicated may be tested in an indent. My correspondence has extended to 1,200 letters. I have visited Wales three time, Ireland twice, the Isle of Man one, and London and Oxford once. I have shared the hospitality of Mends on 185 sepa rate days; and I have occupied myself at intervals with moshanioal duties, which may be dasmibed as amateur book hinding." TEE LFSIATHAN.—The launching was continued as anal throughout Saturday, sad resulted In a farther vanes of 10 feet 6,re and aft. The fore pet of the Mid seldom moved until all the forward hydraulic promo were worked up to the full power which they are new allowed to stein, namely 30 cwt. on the *cedar tub. The aftermoat cradle, on the contrary, was, as send, much inclined to slip, and generdly started when the prime of the rues at thee end reached 20 owl. or 28 cwt. an the inch. The fore part on Saturday theredare ladled etedderably on the stern, for, the competition of the wood Seward being very great under the heavy strain, when the weetator did alip its expansion naturally forced her down a pair disiseal In the ways than at the after put, where the awe if die was Ice in the movement of an inch or eon The rsfsaee yet Who accomplished is between 60 sad 60 =lead. tektite every reasonable allowance for the fur dist am now come, there is no doubt that the whole will le sensisied by Saturday next at latest. There will nee 11 beremer, be sufficient water to lost the Lerrietbaa tell the Isl et Illaistb. Tii Paswca iLAY'S MADE. A latter tram Ceram et Dee. le the Mere le hi Lir% ewe W. have te labrea you that the Odra, of Nolo. vile wee &- spices. by Capt. Ohipariler tom the woken met et Able& es Oct. 11 with 261 roe bleastre w based. wind ia this port ea Nev. 10. She lest but Gee darks the ; they diall et dpenieti. iverybody wee delighted with the ditexce af the mea, sad the pet lahaiguata of the an proverb(' Fake le Ow Praia gererseeest, smog way one Ma MO le Mai to ri• LIN • awe Degrees wad alt he le ripply arnme. CRYSTAL PALACOL-POULTRY MOW. On Saturday, what the Crystal Palace managers called their fined Winter Exhibition of Poultry end Pigeons" was opened to the public, and if numbers, com bined with high condition, quality, beauty of plumage, and purity of race in the specimens exhibited, are the awn terimice which constitute the quality of " grand" in matters of this kind, the appellation is in this particular instance well deserved. There are no fewer than 1,468 pens of birds— comprising all the different varieties of fowls which en familiar to the English breeder, several descriptions of ducks, some few turkeys end gems of such enormous proportion and plumpness as to lead to the impression that they moat bare escaped only by a miracle the annual Chriataise sacri fice, and pigeons of every time which fsnolfal fenders" have invented for the different kends and crosses of this always favourite sad Winning species of the feathered tribe. The whole of the south wing Is set apart for the pur poses of this show, and notwithstanding the extent of the span allotted, as compared with the In dividual sine of the animals exhibited, their aggre gate bulk, with the pans or cages in which they are confined, fully abrade It, leaving not more then eafileient room Om the numerous admirers of poultry with the feathers on who congregated at the palace on the opening dmr,— although the &drain:ion-fee wee raised for that particular oo onion to half-a-crown,—to examine and criticise without Inconvealeoce. Than are fifty-two classes of fowls, the prints In which vary from 61. down to 10e, and the number of pine awarded to each der is in mama two, In others Wes jibe mad profitable to the broader and tie most esteemed hi the poulterer. These take the 61. prices ; while the successful adulitose of the Bantams and other lthisis,whose excellences are confined to miniature proportion., beauty of plumage enamors turban-looking tufts, or, like the Cochin China., to their gigantic size, have to red &stint with the 21. and the 31. prizes. The display of Spanish fowls la exceedingly numerous, and some of the specimens are as fine as have ever been shown. The 1857 chickens of this class are splendid birds of their age, and promise by their present de velopment to become formidable competitors in future poul try shows. The English Dorking*, which are represented in about equal numbers with the Spanish, winos peat care and atlantic& oat the pert of the breeders. The cook of this breed, which took the first prize —a magnificent bird—was bought by Sir Joseph Paxton for ten guineas. The exhibi tion is also very rich in our old favourite—the English game cock. A noble carriage —bold and courageous-looking, with smell finely-shaped heed end breed chest, okarnoterised the prize and commended birds, as well se insay;of the others in this clime, which have not Wei fortunate enough to obtain any honorary notice. The judges pronounce the duck-wing variety of this bird st the present show to be the finest that have ever been brought under their sodas. The Cochin Chins, Brunk Pattie, jungle fowl, and Poland pens contain some capital specimens ; and in the more " fancy" breeds, those who understand the points, of form and feather agree in declaring the! most of the asses display birds of great value. There are but few gems ex hibited ; but amongst them ars some that would have created a furor in Lesdenhall-market a fortnight ago. There are some seven months' old goslings, too, whom fond and partial parents might well be excused km looking upon their progeny u veritable cygnets. The ducks and turkeys also evince not only the " points" for which the fancier and the breeder look, in selecting these varieties of poultry, but those indications of high feeding which prove that their owners had an eye to profit in the market, if their protiges should fail in winning for them fame se exhibitors. The show of pigeons is declared by Mean. Bellamy and Cottle, the judges, to be the beet which has ever takes place• Although we miss the names of one, at least, of the regular exhibitors, we perceive the names of several fresh competi tors. The judges of poultry were Messrs. Andrews, Bally, and Hewitt; and of pigeons, Messrs. Bellamy and Cottle . The Christmas revels—which wore brought to a termina tion on Saturday—sad especially the distribution of the leviathan Twelfth Cake, whose 'net dimensions supplied with abundant rations the little army of eager applicants drawn up in line by Mr. Staples to receive them—formed a source of attraction to the juveniles quite as powerful as the poultry exhibition did to the breeders and fanciers of fowls sad- please, amid must have rewarded the directors with-• kabob& Mara. The *Oleg galas ill be admitted to the show today, TEE SUNDAY EMMY! EIIOJ rEBTMINSTER ABBEY. The second Sunday evening service at Westmin ster Abbey took place yesterday. The attendance was almost as large as on the first occasion, but the arrangements for the regulation of the admission were of • better description, and consequently the crowding and shrieking of the previous Sunday were not repeated. The assembly which gathered before the gate wee opened was compelled by the police to take up its position in the order of snivel on the pavement, instead of forming en muse in front of the gate ; and at about half-past six the building was entered with little diflicalty or inconvenience, every incipient crash being arrested by the voice of • gigantic detective, who filled the useful office of moderator. As before intimated, last night's congregation did not appear quite u numerous as the first. It comprised a considerable admixture of unmistake. able working men and women—whether or not they were habitual churl-goers it la, of course, impossible to may—ead the males decidedly preponderated over the females. The pulpit, instead of being placed, as on the first evening, in the centre of the nave, occupied a corner of one of the Aar% commanding a good view of the miserably, the reading-desk remaining in a central position. In the vicinity of the pulpit there was abundance of standing room, which wee not the cue at the inaugural service. The weather being compara tively mild, there was little inconvenience from cold, except, indeed, from occuional draughts, which could be dispensed with at say period of the year ; and which might, no doubt, have been prevented bye little consideration and contrivance. The chairs of the Crystal Palace Company formed the seats of all but the hundreds who were compelled to stand. At the conclusion of the prayers the 103rd Psalm (new version) was sung, the congregation joining in heartily with the *kir. The Rev. Lord John Thynne, rob-deacon of the Abbey, then preached the sermon, taking as his text the second verse of the second chapter :of the Book of the Prophet Sabha - Ilk "Write the vision, and make it plain upon table., that be may run that readath At the close of the sermon, which Listed half an hoer, and was delivered with a voice of such admirable compass end distinctness that it must have been audible throughout to nearly every one present, the congregation, consisting pro bably of net Los than 8,000 persons, quietly dispensed. The entire orrice occupied an hour and a half. THE EXETER-lIALL SEEVlCEP.—Yesterday evening the second of the new series of Nonconformist services de signed for the benefit of the working cleanse was held at Rioter-ball, the preacher being the Rev. Newman Hall, LL B , minister of Surrey Chapel (Rowland Hill's), Beck friers-mad. The hall was crowded to overeowing, and some hundreds were obliged to go away after vainly attempting to obtain admission. The sermon next Sunday evening will be wreathed by the Rev. Geoz ap l e tacdonald, M.A., minister of die-sinet (Wesley* APPOINTMErfe.—The Hon. W. George Yeroing bus secretary of legation at Rio Janeiro, is appointed olWgd-d'againe and consul-gassral for Peru, in the room of Mr. Stephen Henry %Ulna, dammed. Mr. Charles Pardie is appointed a Queen's menenger for foreign service, in the room of Mr. Power, resigned. Mr. Purdie was employed u an extra courier on the route from London to Conatantino ple, from the beginning of the Russian war, sail gave so much satishiction uto lead to his present permit:mid v o n t. I went. Mr. Henry Hart Davis is employed se adrscerstior, in otoomeion to Mr. Pudic —Ofeerwer. Diocuz or Cuzsrla..—Pzzrulaszi. —The Rem. W. A. O'Connor, male al 111,31kiad'a. Chiller beg AN e k =tad to the victory el lit. doh red IL Job, ,by the Siphon of Clirder, pima la at Ide sea l'be Bor. 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