The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-18 00:00:00

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Ilisra Mask and r ". 71. m. and Sol*. 9461a * and inwoof ad booinalion la EX of Ks X 11.—la • daps Milne AorosT=non. of Ih• Tie* Xaolooks Ins abed vlin Conolenn Ind uui rommobar 0111 T oe UR.' To be be Imo above illuoratiml i llsom Meadows, Habig z.imarr; Vie liD Is a irjr=is i les E l t NM &Mb, all bomb= A. LONG VAT I Mir pI a bONTEMENTAL 1T.111114.11111111. BM W. am SSW. ILL... ":"M a rArker sad as. Ma Mimi kWIII B 74 " Ar I.' . IRMO, D ' I and 811R010411,. am,' aut. P. Lt. Ware in A sway NI IL Ileffisi .114 le Illaiusto lIN Mimi oks% tram eddied hue miera. Mr IL V. Cams. ILL Me Ihraseistre : tll k rugoe : JoiPM. me Oa Wail L.N. , otTralm Mir rittcua , 4 .! 4 .0 .I rlsms ma and sillass4sus Tsui. if Nom • sit• • of mewed Priserlyskos. la ` 'T . U . :2La. 5fr01i‘4410•11.441 el - • els boa mid s .... ttp= grafts la Ise Is • saslumble.— • 7 ' eh hislsa. = ele.:= B . ZarLZI: at .m..., satessfa w . PIL6 . m re AMIN'S SHERRIBIL—Nan pia to= ..4 .4.. sa re s .i. k.sr m a rr a urtztil i r so ree."o7= l. The imilsol pn r ..., .ha gni mhos tressl MY of 2111 r; 414 Wasus OD lolleilm Is roles Or pg= „ ti 15.:121:111 .. 542 .4 A Keit = P.n. . as 4 411. ; a a., • - 16. • lira W Owl& IsatiO . Noleal. lamb's 4 1)==‘,1 Mod Me 615 1 401 s NUNN'II VEOEIeLI Ilm (COM) UIL. 1... t. i . ,, a=3 . , , ,_ ...t, r lor 1110CIIVWWW WA W. 0.. vie modem Is Insa orlro Casio. pm asso w FRENCH OOLZA OIL 4. 411. w Oka. lirs= a. 102 1110111 KM bop to mil the standee M Mrs - .Osmiu wIIITEIOIIIII3IIII. polsaftli ii el a* e Ilium am 'lndy he Cum Wow ft; Ike limelait 0•711 - 5 Iwo thpaiew. N. .110.11. R. tomarellivel illiallbirl MI ARRIWS SPECTALIJUI, SW disarm aad Mr. et widows wdWase Os! porwefts lie V ... ! .. _tem li—lCAMme ad." 6.14... lIIPP ..." lb I• tera Sillalon li i i" Ulbk lbe llisi= lr ilki gabla ills ill esems ir Ile pia. um, soutre OWLANDS• KAL YDOR, es Oriental Botanical he insonslnn Os empinnina 1 onnellin. =i d ea lie ernilleslal mirlnnolni. mob. dioninail slim niainsam. vidls. minni. lad OM nos. ONO. and It Morrow al lip Anglo ea IIII.• SZ:4B .16 Whillgme Se and Gni Arrra d og% sad in I. Min = . : . 4 j iina. a• maim ill alb WSW aan • silenV =4. =IX 0 r ZVI: se taw NUN . mil rilembread raftemia. Ml t SlMAlL—Pnesesid by Übe Royal Linen sod 1.111111•1 b 33 mil at 115:: hi gj i As i n. I opertel 41114 ..... dr4 1 4. - ='='..; . ILL L alionalLia Ow deri ipri 1 ..6 1 . .= " te a rit =ear= :: wis" lin r ...... 11D:= mil= et lb, geimilliss. ib == salliOs pus rem* Mt OM dr et Zirtleibote t ii. =lea • 11 11:=1:r ib rills. i t e r6l Tr wi rlin a MOI LS. and MO ibe WY %kb QOM IL* en balm we Ism k 1.3 rar alt v z . t __ =.4 se sialabletai i r eL 411. Übe .111aur ilimat ibm: : l 6 4lr lNgiLL g i ta it. • : .0. Owlegli limb& OPOIL ; sad 'lll l SULLIENT CONCERT& 1.T011021 "aim ma I.—nbmik alig/~10 a•• . WWI; Vanasa. Me. • en "I'm at Vtra Lesra • T /IL " f. el VW are 11111silse team allosha 11 101. Amigisa• at MN maws easiest ST. MARTI/PS-HALL SINGING SCHOOL sighlasi ILL Dlnrnaa Ma JOSS ILLA& ILI MITA LT mum ;IT/rar esaili 1111 Ladr•—wm MN tar Bombe. Now. 1 4 . MU 127. Pas lea lse Omod Lopma—Wisa L. as ILK ft. g01d...N. La TEAM al iIiAPLAN D. flawasay. LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE. REGENT- CllMP l Oakalareekead lava ParthrieweeL—ible mama SUILDXO val be OFERID le the sable ea MOOTea be e rrßali et all alai el rood sad MOOT AKIMBO. RIM She lowa smear el **dm rer g larrapirei• t te lP"Sr er il eear aa e3 Maks BAIMI. sepias la Ow* ellegereaeata aaalasW i emnin ease separealeaM be Isms& DL KAHN'S ANATOMICAL 1111811131, 3, En.4.10/111• ,="41421N12. ?:14DttraZt es topsil= s7 rniinmei simsa m t" ... .ttli Arr i z : 1 . Velli=lo ria=l B 2lsivlsas. IIAL. 61•1 eir ben Yr in ilme usidel at Wiwi slyer JE YAMS'S MAGNIFICENT SUPPER sad Num BOOM GOVERT.GAM/I.—Os sad stir ell le Nadi ail )11 1 111STLInittrill:=4=Ins weallols, Ude et We wimb 6e. PINOPOLION TAVERN BM HOTEL— . slalom nownow-grain. any HOLBORN atWs bee wet HINNIES to Laden kw • •11111101.10• iz o beil a lt iduk. 'Theft bsolis Reass. • 11. • Oink b. orb NISH IL •SHOW. awl 00.15 Wirisasi OplAs. /4:NDON LIBRARY, James's-square. ir iffa i esemo iste . v i m tr . wawa a me LIM vino to rodimillo tom. tlortmloa: SI Waste soadoolltok or Es=ammoilmi if Lb sosolmoilip. Si& Wasps. dTh NII OUINNA 81:1311CRIPTION.-000/11138 usam. aspelwasoll. AI So bed New leeks Wel ce dr Jar of mbllsmies. mem= rod isigsgee a seeesike-- )44 Beeviecamie rill 8061217 07 4178. —....— The epode( feeetiss of the 105th maim of thin sesisty lei *seat ~deg. Mr. C. Wismar= Dna s, chairman of the iteentil, &limed wieliersef sone Isegth. H. ear, • edged el peat laporters rien mast of the ansatka of tiaesilsail, via., the of Wig • ssesed drat ladder la 1861 eri it wee dr it men* peeve* twlestry Wool serseeres la dsrawisi twithitiens. It hl b.= ger re NM wee les INS lir users bireatiwed nltibition ; but the peel raw.. bed 11.th_if way berth is to be th roe/ ben eingwthaw, th e banal) thrum ass satirise end rather died/ Is Me teem am men than ten years. 06•4166 et • flie r wlll Mee prowl away from smog as sias UM ; .s. 1, ue irk ably at the working W heelie of the my. Good shwas bid tarn pros to the of setwi en tars el torefacaors since ISM sewed knows at that dole breve sea irk productions la • reassisible virsaw, end Not a lbw errors much of Orb swum Is Ile bed* ran al tbe Great Bar bara el 11161, sal an= C i b sowiperatively an kaers—but hi may nerlseeleee—tuene tulleelebilmeete. New phone ef meherled Wee e, he minas el elbelbe sad wheal beeoledge le inbarsid peeps= line be thesisped. The otelegras and *wapiti, el dr Betilliks ef 1861 keel peeved, es wee eadeledel, meet whale Ibereyeen director*, see alsedy .caned le by Igoe her eh amts of tits wedd. The isibileffidefikatedthillbst wesYln.ert .11 Ms he fts= et • Ow* with d. wak wbidt bee proved of man the mete unemelle sm. Tbe eeenoil, however. vied do eadoet ipmeelly, WI arrived at the radales re thre sew brew red Is I. latrodeesd, Mame& sad pride,; awl Or rosy artier ea irk! mark meg loe 'ribbed la elm; sod sot la a p illsmr se in 1851. The gees- Use milli woad rearell, Moe, wed wbkh weld pfebebly fill Is the paella of dr mood to sot et geoid be de elMelemeet le wlish Ohs Imbibition should be andided, end Obi sem el Mahe Ilie vissisiry feeds. TM be sosp weld, of mem% le Se smortelo bow faz So Cendislosar • cif do libibition of 1851 en maks a We to carry on sub .a undertrlng, ' wr If ad, law far try will era sad sapper the =lisellailea. Oases weld to trim, sa sa early e welds the *sing of the public I. the made. ZTs M. J. C 114 . t ... e: .. Os the Apiplketke et s er. I , his Paw "Vs es Promo of the ts. ......... hoe. ter "a Ileltrigislarteg Maxima . T rlnt h il=tilio l gra;"ft Now Saha/ sad to lir Si rlt; P. 11. Ds is !Where% de Ids Peet - de es me sM ms N ri g leZ e lle i rrsi i rsd, for Ns Peggy "Om law nbe.ry .ee cu. e ...,. e f ~,,,,1 , „,4 1.. .: , .......n i g t. : sada ar - ps• of sal• -l a.ll - 57:4 1- 70 - . 11 ..Wo dhi. : Os the Gampeftlin sad II lizarillso W ,iiier. No . Illaimbe ter Crawl and Omen ' to /ilr Pr ti. nmei bm " Cimbinago• of the Tiabelsr (NW M ILTv.Imr I FZ I Ve re rAyst "0. Oasis: lb isi liftnawa- • Ills toff els aid la ompolloin Ow OM nodal Wind lo Ws *Wow 1 "%aim LW. NURTICULTMLAZ socisrre Y2MT AND ILOWII SHOW. Yesterday the Aston show of fruit and dower. ▪ IM Harthedna Soden was held at da Janosee Hall. Th• enabries eel omelet Ws" tin year this usual, wish a view te hash a of clu7sentlamounao I. elan b the oraney of (raft. It was cheering en est el mialtnet whirl of the streets alio welt a 'dater 'sedge is les eel up in the beautiful room which was selected ea ids ennion Besides the chrysan themums, which were tessel srray amidst boat - amide of Isms wed pan ssewf ken taboo were s= weds belts of envy semen im siostisr rennet. we a wealth apples, ri s it e frapee, paean, =B.lO owy/ =r al eterrell be was of strew raspiewelso, erinewstr A. b t pin be sod= ?Ida ewe nmwesenaly to spend, ibsy a ema quartleln 18 web TaristW ne, hue. std ▪ as the en was tired of emenvenn to Asa en ▪ pavossilat peep kit eartne• an men Than were se end ems for mernee k the way of hat, ea wash nmek uses, wed se dna son wasy, szneled, nine, as we {blab, soy toweepumilso rieseleops; he so ems hat • priabse wenn • feet wordy ham the carton awl pa,. sphieil point of view. The Lon Reset, which lest year altered so man wenn UM spa rewarded by the Ira plue is the alert to nisi it hat it atill sews lm he asfiblei thse • widow hwy. Thin wow a nd opine of Man enebests, and • busters piste of amemas. woe swa g the senor no ashe we heareed ea Ow Discern Betstss, or Chins pen gnu a • pain andiedaire. y to Turing to the =l=l le nay may in Imp ymp ef s• alausio wase nand's, nigh Wary hen well rend ;tort wend Is Mint to non to who a form sad inn nemseni sod Gen bee a parea • bond hattien The panne wen trans% wills one of the pint is laY am bun nag wen opaque es anon an The nun maw of nigh wen sseehe weatemb is theneene, wen da Is step s, std this. ems • velvety In shoot ell as ben * mid* an in has inulseeed to arsine only Ma elan Anal msd sate to variant rosy be Meellelei eke anima am inn qt'Or, Munn = wi zard • I ns n ermeneet, Von, Dunes {fees wl=ersasee lk.. on the lane sopa Is the hull; emd the oefy, which wse ny truer rews, ennol thernaly I. es szhibilloa whirls car oled ass sey penmely eat the reach 0f the Makatea she ef the mem el the pm. The now will to onion this dey hen •• Van. nes LAYS Rm. of russfem.— The enessig lb llowoloolow ono of a awash is u lonlo IMI d MIWW/WO Ili Woodsy, look plea row iloy. • kik, bed bees rem le the wairios Mw ooholos ea Weedy, osd peat eeseoene el pew* willpre esee et the eemesy. The emegessi abaft. wiJohlsnio piloonpol home et tho wionowown,lo lo Hoe to a West of 111. IMO, owl dr Me of It is Wroor's Wood, la dinidla Ilea Wesley M.I. It in own a misies• Yr selibbesebed, elf bbe the ober*, slikb eiskileers hen the bell sowortle the seeth, °Memo ffs may silo wood. Tbe Earl of LA.. sow see era ass of the loan seethosse of the Mary ham woe the peeeet. The ewe oeseemel Ida otheleg led_ "Marr. odor sbleh Mr. W (of the Os of Dower sad Webber. emehl roes lesdles) yeseseell the is owl le M,. Penley vbe the emesemed *owl the than with the Piz. !Web, hula 61111414111 ea egyevyrhee either es the ISlMilill. As 111mthesel perememe awl aw k bib*. seder the Mee% bowleg the Nthsosee Momag a l. The am esse ha s s f id a Pe meneree. thethel eV uors tkole le the misery of the Itpt dm Pomade Nod 41 11 • 81 . 1 ". w ar roil &Mk )r{ + fay d iliownobir, I • ale she* reeeed sew speesisi the seem of the emethese °AMU. PALA= Os. Miami° Doc .... Wessiseso. Nov. 17e—bambini es i gyerei 616; lath by NOM 11111111011. 314 ; toiol Allem MUSIC. ST. IdARTIN'EI HAL RULLAWE SACRED CONCERTS. - - - This noble and spacious building, which ever since its epodes kr his moist iato grater mad gremlin I repot. net only se • esede-ball, but am • pless hr public assday, Isetssee, es., has, dories the Ws ream, has te a oohing imperreereis, both of es ausinentel red essfal shesseler, white have seedy in ousel lie beauty so wed es euentrioses. It we erred to the piiis for the ire tire in then lereerrente IMO omelet* lest eveelegorhea Mr. Mulish iturreesed hie sear' =dr of geedenereces of erred rude. Its espeek leditestly Wird end died by • crowded emeleage. was se much altered fir the brier that at Mr we mid hardly reedits it (as the Asmelems wry) es Wag the Ism seederseil Owe hi white, neverlieless, we lave enjoyed se essay plearint rural euringe. Ulan always heft resterhable for lien .renal aaalltir wldek ire die nor see the maitre at • censer oil ; end le theme it new odds ewe dip wire redly tar ayes lad endues to the erriet of the eedlissa. The huge all ha. less mile* re-pealed end demented in • whisk hammire whit the ertilleetend design • W Bleat. The °sift is seared with cena mot, the pees odours brag red, W. win*, ✓id poss. The panels an mewed with a hid liiialethes doliga is while.'deur, end the ws wham the swaddle. spe doweled herd rob et lis re eerier withresdr oodrcelosred ths fiat of the whale brag ea reellegiy eleput, mad elieurfel. • new end oonvonieae orehessa ha. hess ereeted ; saw realests have hem sleek roomy sad esselortable ; sad • new air ars Is the it hem spend Y Wilsow-strest, an the leer& side cd the laid tag. Is slier, Bt. itertio's Hell may sew draw our polities with ray other conewt-rsees is Larks. The pwilarweses of lest sight eeseiseSl d llendelasohn's Alf. AIL This asses& bee sot gained the banters pegaissey at its mesereor, Jfkia, though it marine roomy Seer sot sawyeireil by say thing in the raw work. Bat he Wake 1•01111.• wry he aessumeed war tram the tregmaseary awl smilidhske, earls produced by the great amber of reetilikes to whisk the narrative pert of the seried is coded is. Thy give es latpresaiou of dryers, end they are m arred team by the slow mad drawling sersar be which dry as. moray delivered by oar Bashi lagers, who rarely amain the art of atter*, recitative. lierialrolin bisseN wee smite el this halt, and took con to avoid it ia Wad; hat 6g. Peri mar now be Wes a. it era& ; and, netwitheardieg the error la its omeetnirion, will asap be award ewe of the greeter works of its der that lave err hen mitts". The perftweessee of lad eight was ea the whole deserving of much pales. The plasipel marries pet woe sting by ildlls. de Villar, a hay wits has far semi yeses tam a MAW pert Ist Mi. Ballak's natures. Pb. continuo to arks progress in her set, end we never bard her sing so sibedirdy as she did het night. Bar voice, always of • Waitaki geslity, bee gained to armies sad pow; bee Weasels& is perfeot ; sad she has the tatilligeaos sad of a Was .alias. The contralto pert was sang by XdLe. Behreas, this hidag, ea we were in formed, her grist appetite°, before the public. Pb. le gifted with • very See vole.; sad her sing les of the faster sir, " Bat the Lard is miedful of hie owe," we remanded by a vehmeset MOM. She committed, however, the great mistake of dragging the time excessively. Bat she made a asearkshis appeunees for a person so young sad inezpsisead ; sad then is every meson to expect that she will berme ea mama artist. The tenor part was wag by Mr. Arthurian, am a &butane. Tbe pitch of his woke is wary low—. haritca• rather the. a tears, so that he is seilipd to sing hie higher awns sat/rely in LI NN& Be, too, has the fault of dragging into whisk LOLA singers are so liable to fall ; but we meet bear him further before we ma fairly asthma, his malts. The bees part we, instated by Mr. lissailsy, whose peaks as aa English singer is sow rang abed. Bs wee very secesidul, particularly in the heeetiful and mist piths& air, " 0 God, hap mercy upon ste," which be rang with grist Win. Hellates lannunistal ereftestra is, se usual, Windy °imposed of exaellent per lemurs ; sad his ohms, asesistiNg of the zessehen of his upper dogleg soled, hams a body of powerful sad well dtriplled vcdoes,—who empitted themselves oa the whole le a setisfectory nears. Altogether Mr. Relish ham 11111411 • Meaning which eagles a suocessfal 11,110012. PINE AR7B. BRITISH INSTITUTION. Our readers are aware that upon the close of the " Summer" Exhibition of Works by Old Masters, at the Gallery of the British Inatitaticia, la Pell•eesU, it bee bees onatemary for • few of the contributors to allow their pie torso to remain for a abort time lo talked lutists, who may No desire, an opportunity of copying them. The absurd *bile eon has bean made to this, that it favours tits prodoctioe of copies which may be folded off as origleals. But the set manufacturing modern " old mailers" Is not understood is this country, whatever may be dace in the way of making spurious duplicates of the works of contemporary artists. Certainly an Inspection of the copies which were visible by ticket to-day in Pall-mall is well calculated to met at test the apprehensions of the most superficial amateur respecting the influence of the British Institution in fostering dishooesty in art. From the general inkrimity of the copies exhibited the fear might ores► mere nether* be suggested that the liberal intention of bandelug artists would be defeated. It must be remem bered, however, fiat those exhibited copies are not the whole recent, der the mare advanced students would in most cases net mks a Maul ropy at ell, but only sketches, studies of sire, and pothole metoorsuda. The pistons lAN this coessimi Sr. not so diversified or to well osienithed far subjects of study as usual. Marino. &booed, and have morel the at tee Hos of perhaps three- fourth. of the students. Yet the melting softness of Marino's mem. lion, sad the en** aceoealment of the means by which effects are gained, are very 11l adapted to assist the acquire ment of technical knowledge end certainty of executioe. Ames( the many copies of the Virgin by MnrMo, we did not ems sus deewvieg very especial commendatlos. That by Mr. Flick, though misty and wanting In vigour, has, however, caught soros of the eendroent of the original, sad the copy by Mr. Fogg is rich In tone. AU the copies of the Sta. Jumbo hit ha the diMcult fonahcetening of the twinned head. That by Mr. Tweedle is in all respect. the best Several of the copies of Murillo'. Infant Saviour have the common defect of imitations of old masters—the want of keeping between the raw opaque calcite of the tights and the entbrowsed shadows, which are exactly copied from the dark ened originals. Mr. Jerome's copy stands first for drawls' and modelling, Mr. Fogg's for colour, and Mime M►ceroeat's is the beet among the water-oolour draw lege. All the copies of Reynold's Lady Beaumont are ',Bares. None of the artists have made any allowance for the &dime of the lake glazing., of the lips In particular. The "Belly O'Brien" (not the (moue " Nell y " beicegieg to Lord Hertford) has been also misunderstood, from its altered condition. The copy besting the same of Mary Severe is the beet moms the oil, ford that limed E. San topsail° among the water colours. ♦ Ithdemps by Boa hes been well copied by Mr. Charles Hist ; sad soother by flelvator Rosa still more ancesudelly by Mr. EarL TM dexterous handling sad loading of this last *tree might *aloofly deceive some who sr, are fa babied. Lamly, Csaudetto ha. been closely imitated by Mr. Medea Mum, and very fairly by Kim Ball. LINCOLNN-INN.—The tualerassatioasd gaalessea were 'swede, called to the Deane of Bewhisr-oh.Law by the Litoorabie Society of Ditailia-low via. :—Owerge Naksalsi Cat, leg. (b old er cis sarlaasar); Mimi liar- Jules,Esq., 8.A., Oxford (aartiSaila a Imams Ihs•-aass); „T wen Low* Nat, KA., Casa*, Lahr Adam Flta-Wfic l Esq a ., S.C_.L., Wadi Owe, Weed ford La KA., Casbrifts ; Timms Maser Cls, L a dy , Dula Maas Iletbss Leh, Ors • Jlarwy Kelly, Lg., LA., Caw ; m o o n leg , Jamie &Won lragrwra, Lg., Warm Lee* Erg , George Jobs Raw, Lex, 8.A., °dont • nano. Bailin; jes., Bag., WA, Oxford; leasdie Low, Dog., Thomas &adonis Torahs. Beg., 111. A., • Lash likrillard, Beg, Arthur White, Mbea Lg., M.A., Oxford ; Geary Orry, _Lib . 8.A., Wind ; Timms Pra, Beg, LL.B., end lislard Innate Saftgan. lg., el (Mambo, — bliAT'll-1111r, Nov. 17.—At • Pension of the Hoe. lissisty d Oray'rias, Midas thie day, Arthur &wham, Lg., and Lyra Wok* Esq , was ailed to the apse •1 NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, NOT. 11.—APPO/MTIIRKTIL--COlD rassehr C. 0. argils (1356) to be Inatactlog Commis. of the Cwt Chard, vim Bolowt. Garrott W. J. HAilltolll, M.D. (1858) to the Colgiot. 0, meow steamship, west meet of Aldo& stat ic.. Aaahig Mat. 11 O. 8. Priv/ (1867) to the y, 61, SWIM NOM frigate, at DevaaparL Aada4 Aasimaatreergamso G. D. Gags to the Victory, 101, gag ship,. at Portman& ; sal W. Perenal to ths Im pregnable, 104, tog Alp, at Devimpart. WOOLWICH, Nov. 17. A detachment of Royal Artillery has left head quarters, to till op comprise at postal mein la ladle Varioska oadary froproamato of as haparlaid lOWA bars noisily beta aortal oat, oad se stew th pa t h eh the Royal Arallay Banta% Tho olosplog oputalaar Ow prima soldiers, wide\ vow 1114:11111111* have bass rased ha Welt, mad a man at Mos has am applied to mak loos, samaras ,WtiTEi destruction of tie Ana, flasitary Ooossialoa. Amapa art have also Ma euded eta le eased the isms dyer soma ablution, sad for SAM gespos ensei.belis hew bout farad op, towhich tali pima wills *NI low ase mom The Harpy stasm-roort Oa day adadatal late bade, eadher ewe will naval etlwrd lath pal& of CHATHAM, Nov. 17. The rendition of the river Medway is the Fre . itch leeekeel of We do= rx r reap* Wm kw& aWsre terl=pis ilni slips ere beg Wm to as esti* Ohs brim sift up ef the ehowst. the abode Is whisk AM ateepeleileer se sepeft, thee Is • few pare Is oil to beposifbit it a baireol-beellio. ship er be brought up to Uds lockysig. A patio sastieg of du falabiteats of thie Weigh has bees ecovessil by Mr. Bead" the high ronshible, for the of slash mourawe as say be &sued t The aa Llt a s the Adadrelly hare likewise had disk similes tad to Ilia waiter. The reistercliapts far the miss, regimens sow wevfog • ia ladle evabsrbil ri animal Gertrods, for LICTURES AT ALDEN/MI - T.—The following le •• list of lecture@ to be given to the troops at Aldershot& dwhor the week fading Nov. 27 :—Meaday, November 22, Bffrileg shire Udine, B. Block, Per. Bar., "Curbside of Air end Water," with experimants. Mr. Grant; Btafftedshire If &Moot. N. Camp, " The duetted& Gold Di Captain Nomad. Tuesday, November 23, 4thfqm Guards, W &hoot, 8. Camp. " Weillegton." MaJor Bar; Ist West York Rifles, D dohs* B. Camp; " Bed- Meow in India," Captain Kirk. Titersday, November 26 1 4761 Bagentet, Or. Block, Per. Bse., "Lei Wig is Chian," J. C. Moody; North Dow* Bides, M Bobcat, 6. Camp, " Wonders of the Awls= W ^ bb. Hawed. Friday, November 26, 36th Bailment, 1) N. Cans Ls= War in China," Rev. J. C. Moody. Militia H &hod, 8. Camp, "Air sod Water," mid expe riments, Mr. Grant. Saturday, November 27, 9th Bdithool,B. Camp, " Thud= sad Lightning," =e! Mr. Grant ; East Kent Militia, Wt. Block, Per Ear, " Wi " Rev. Dr. Bad 8111011 ANTS IN DISORACZ.—YeIIItTddy, at one o'clock, the attire corps of the Royal Hoed Artillery sta tics= at bed-guartses,Wooldok, yds mustared an wade for the purpose o th• ezatedoe at the seated* of • regimental c ourt - ma promeemend bet weak on two =Lits of Major Tappets A UM% mud Edward Rabe. d Simon Briggs, who wage atuninted of haviag, To breach of the regulations of war, idossted themmilves from their post without 15.,., and red to their homes without the garrison lines, at • time speeded, when appointed to night duty, tontber with fa. othar sergeants, in charge of 100 mak and tile at • gambles *Ask to diecohls in case of Are, ar sadden merged,. The mimeos of the court mardrd, the prigietee to ho degraded from their peddle end nt reinsed es gderm, having been read by the adjule tithe der, • con* of drummsr-boys advanced tower", de *ewers sad ewe off their stripes and other badges diatinpeedg Wel shove the ranks to which they were thereedm ended to nein. FLOGGING Di !Hi Aamy.—A return has been printed, pursuant to an seder el the Boum of Co showing the number of gapped In the ar my and militia of Kneed cad Irelend Y *eye= 1167. It appears that the total number of Illeglegs was 112, the number of lashes inflicted bed 6,240. The Whams for which the punishment de biked dm as Mows Vdecos to saps lore, 20; imbovibabbi. $1; disgraceful conduct, 49; nuking away told asse=e 6 l . 1 ; Amadeus= while on duty. I, felony, Of =Geary train prodded 3 offenders ; the Coldstreent Gyred 6 ; land F.A. 6 i the 30th, 4; the 49th, 6. Other corps number only od, two, and three offseders respectively ; and In 85 corps Uwe were no mass of Bogging at all. THE lill FP aormaw NM I'll 4.1117 111 INDI4. The government, after the experience they have had of the maelenicholy losses which the easy have eastained frau distrait bite of the Crimea end the sus dreier sod fevers of ladle, have at hog* decided upon adapting the clothing of the troops to the climate it which they hippos to be serving. As a first step, the whole of the easy at resist I lords( in India are to be provided with new regulation *laths better adapted for warding of the scceellog heat of the tropical sun than those now in woe. The slowly fitting tunic of thick cloth, with the stiff leather collars and tight belts, are to be replaced by • loosely fitting coals* of thin red serge, devoid of all ornanosat eteeptlng the shoulder stripe, bearing the number of the regiment, sad a plata row of stableness. This is well adapted for keeping out the heat of the gun, mad at the sane time allowing of free perspira tion. The troops are aloe to be provided with a large loose cost of stout jean, of a very light drab odour, with full trousers of the same material. Though stoat and close be texture, those clothe are not waterproof., They ere, however, undoubtedly admirably adapted for • hot and dry climate, where rain, except at particular mums of the year, seldom falls. The head dress with the lows white covering now owed by the troops in India will not be changed for the pre sent. Indeed It would be a difficult matter to find better suited to the climate. No doubt the attentions of the uni form will be of a more sweeping nature in future, but what has /heady been effected is a good sunset of the Intentions of the War Department. SPORTING. SHREWSBURY AUTUMN RACILL-WIDIIIIIIDAT. Tu. 11.•nas H&J ',ICJ) of 11.10. 40 Milt 31 010 TM semed to mm lib rieke. Wlearel autz•. 0... 0010 0 1006..) Caput/ Otirteso 001 MlMerame_ ,I 0 •t 11. P• 00) 1 Ommile 13017'. colt by Me LOOS 11100110 1101•00 t 're. 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A doctrinal dispate between eons of the laity of the pariah of St. Odes's, Beading, sod one of the shwa that parish, has peovukld a deolosetration of *piston to the pert of the Bishop of Oxford, to whose Moore the is included. The ountroverey wee aimed by the eireeisttoa by OM of the coretes of St. Giles's of a book with the title of "The Holy Coratarnico," and costalnlne certain 'Moog etstemesta of tbeappea doctrine of the Preemem. The *sr Wag led to, upheld the come, and the bishop, on 'opined= being made to him, supported the Hoar to the Watt of othalsg II take soy step' se the oireslatioe of the week, drelartag thet ft wee. pel t W prectios to isterbee with the liberty sad disc:retire of the parialt mtsietur. Is • reply le thh itgla the spolommen of the pasfehhoste own coariotion le, that theseligious mica war ■aYdt em in the oniettry,espereny the mob.' of 111. Nagfessid, Is one witehrthe mills sod purposes ft Ibb Sliftetleg panne are so alb* brownelhable that the period iianst ie distant when, so s satices, we shell spin he otavalsal by alts renewal of a relbn•Mery straggle." The laffileplidnile chess with the kteltag letter treat the Bishop to Dr. Cowan : " My dear do not at all apse with yon that we are lks look for soy sew refywooks. I do not %Orr that the peat body oburobases have any ore tiestro, o such an object can my pap:oast be prods°. Zt a e t tr a meettbig bet aril. I take my stool as cof own Be kiewellos ; I an towhead that owe pet relarewes Md. seder the Wean, of the Spirit of God, Ask work wall sad therresttly, parOlg Or church of the Orme tornialiosti el isms. aut=eo le Ins She *WNW Was It boa la Ath ad e lartScalar sponfria as to whisk you have ed bossed obey soshlegibm be 'leers then their decimations am they are embodied In or Snandana They aidetelo, bo ycott costro the doctrine of our Lore, true spiritual promos ; la the oly tisorsatset they Wllsrly deny an cheese whatever at saistesse la lie esanereetil brad tad elan or say oorporal at local memos as riorte=rj u t stamen s. This plain stationed at this p est Ord, I altogether mods* end hold and !sheet witbost equivocation or suburbs's ; sad he.. it I mid not .or ▪ that there should be taken one iota." THE CHURCH AND 81413 QUESTION. Last night a soirie was held at the Milton Club, Ludgate-hill , for the purpose of considetiag the pretest pod tics of the charoh-rato question. In nib ahasnoe of Sir J. Teelaway, M.P., who woo prevented from presiding in oosesquenc• of other engagements, the ohair was occupied Mr. Mutt. Swoops thew present wee tie Rev. J. Dr. Poster, Peter Taylor , In., Myriad Swans, Bea.. Bev. Rev. J. H. Hinton, Pete Cervenka, Bp., Rev. H. Wm. Edwards, Esq., Mann, Esq., Ebserzer Olean, kol a l. Colman, ,of Norwich ;B. 8. Robinson, Esq., of B 1; W. Sommerville, Bag., of Bitten; the Rev. A. King, of Brighton ; Putts Brown, Esq., of Keogh tea, A.:. Lettere of apology for abeence wen read from Sir Wm. Clay, who enclosed a sabscription of 211.; from Mr. Pox, M.P. • Mr. Nicoll', Ac. The: Odd ha Congratulated the meeting on the shored paid= of the question which called forth their con tinued and unabated @lona. It was for churchmen to my whether that question would be kept au open seek which would be certain to susses and arenas public attention, or whether, by a legation deference to public opinion, they would sloes that sore, and ben them melon the theoretical argumeata against church establiahnionts to go %nen. He bad no doubt of the strength of those arguments. They might not live to see it, but he hat so more doubt of their success *Katie or the next generation than he bad that the eon shoos to (Hear, hear.) The church, like other kcdsh pat might not forego a penny in the pound, mattered not to them either way. They were going further thou the church rate question, which wen only aa a grain of sand to a mountain. Church rates ern a question that lay before them ; but let it not be forgotten that a mush wider ' and broader question remained behind—a garotte' which had not to do with an incidental point of ecclesiastical policy, but with the great principle on which church affairs 41•60 be conducted In relation to the civil institutions of the W. (Hear.) Let those who opposed the Church Rate Bill take all the advantage they could from the avowal, bat they did not, and they never did Intend to abide by th• Church Rats Bill as a gest manure. Their object had been to inch and educate the public Hod up to higher things; but they pro claimed throughout the length and breadth of the Ind that they should seek to gain their ends by the provides*, of onviotions coincident with their own, and that till the public mind was auldeintly ripe for • 'severance of church sad state, there was no danger of their loaning into action anything that was calculated to disturb the pesos of society, or that they should neon to any means for ohs adenoma of their gnat end whisk were trkkey la their character, or savoured of conned/and, violence re hand. (Chun.) _ _ Yr. WILLIAM, the seeretert o thea read We, which, after &Mar a brief hiWory of t Church &ate Bill, stated that church rates Mid more than me been contested in the parishes—MU in a majority of cure the resishaos had bees suomedul, that in other mese defaulters bad bees allowed to escape owls" to illegality la the proceedings, and that wham parliersent wee sent called on to decide on the church rate question there would be • smaller amount to abolish. The council mitt la the 'morals', end they reselved that is the event of the bill being again rejected, an alternative should be proposal to which charehmea could not logically object, but the Macchio& of which would came a greeter shock to churchman them the mere abolition of &welt rates. What that altersative was It wee not thought advisable et the present time to state. Mr. J. COLMLN, of Norwich, proposed the following ma thasat—" Church nap abolition, total sad Immediate, by parliament, ff it will, hat, LIMN pertientent, by the pas* is the pariah's." The sentisuat was supported by Mr. Peter Taylor and the Ray. Alex. Xing. The Her. J. Buanterr proposed the following sentiont : Voluntaryism et bane as well as is the °doubles may the taulatciee of legislation stimulate its Mande and tbe teeehisp of experience hasten the eouveraiou of it. oppo nents ;" and contended that both the tendency of legislation end the teaching of exparinice showed that the objects which the nasty was established to promote had made greet pro gress in She public maid. Mr. SOWARDS. the isesearer, stated that 2,6001. had bra received Ia the last year, and that the expenses had been hien. He celled on the Mends of the cause to malts ter mewed eiseeteas is the preseat year. Ms. W. BODIZZVILLII proposed, and Mr. P. CAISTATIII esseaded, a vote of thanks to the chairman, which was ma rled with acelsasedea. The preeeediage the. anointed. TILE TERCENTENARY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. Yesterday being the 300th anniversary of the emession to the threw of Queen Rbasbeth, the rest was ceramensorsted geserally threashost the metropolis, in many plasm of reship seneses ea dm stoma bang dellrmed. At Westasfarer Abbey then wee • perhrmsnoe of full choral " imilmileg re Lary, was rented by the Rae. M. Arnold, Weer area, from WIN, Mr. Tburh at t emir The Rev. Dr. Trench, Dean d sertiler, he denser • most appropriate discourse from the 33rd cheer sf led* 6th sad 6th is the course of whir be paid • tribute te the ger Dory of Let whom be was ememetneredag, ram, dist whatever bee private t Nee might hurt bees, el s sever sawed the le Warfare with her royal dries la the advesereat of elleedsa. At the &rah Church, Crowe-corm, Creatirdss, the Rev. Dr. Ousuria" Arvind • most eibedve dr:sures on the Relionarloa end Its results, watering that tram the year 16611 down to the present las, with the exospdss of • few incidental riper, the cause of this ceentry had bees one of rear is greerses, 'cedar', tad power. Airn-CosassioNAL Mimeo Is Lementorow. ovesiay, at • casein ot Übe Liadastaa i :m, N. oaliost et Ws/ cesalcual ia tba teat& of st teuelderal as as adibraised gaud= as tbo isiaglar up at • report of a samilaso appolelot by dap a = baby: len WAIN la Wchair. • pelltket was demon W allanyt to lalvebaso awaioalar malbalaa Ms as aboodk flogatbor with avail stbor daaymoso palloaata bolbrolai luirisia mai Flo dart=xlatudassi la ba amebas* ultb Moat sad dr oolomsd alma al llestasa, latiptapoo oabastabdipml bomb at the rear and W a tz s daz s z n elllONlA or Ituarlathat Ow the mos. The pay that Um How of Caracas *lll ailing bat Maar" posy'', gumelset our Idsoatis the abuts NEI Imaalloak wilb a Vow la Air Wei toommliall, timothy coamiat go* sob AMP Obit, et the ragweed dumb et nistoeL notam. Ne. work Nob Oadat, iliattlywootb, mil Mon el the awry, alai sionnal Oak mama d throsalmat as is la Oa slobtbleastlia. A. spied* ma • = m ew tie .asio Ann art b. Wes se bet es ono d -..s meet .d totot a giles, mei a= Mite was lalletted to Mg the praise. LONDON! OUIJA& 0101/40/1 Onts•iitir.—Trefile THE SEVERE WEATHER IN IE3 CHANNEL. HNOSE BEIPPING DISANTIZEB AND LOW GP IRE AM:Wing to some of the accounts transmitted to Lloyd'. yesterday, under date of that day, the violence of the piss from the east had diminished. Details mins to hand, however, annoneeing fresh writes is additice to those already noticed, coupled In two anima with loss of life. The schooner been of Guild, of Perth, from Gotheabmg for Leedom, with a cargo of oats, was totally wreaked on the Sunk Sand (Wivenhos), and the ureter and mate were drowsed. The net of the crew were saved by a smack, end landed at Brightlingses. The Earl of Spencer (schooner), on her voyage from Liverpool to Dublin, got on shore north of Doer (Drogheda), and was expected to become a total wee*. le thla oue two men likewise lost their Hew The advise from Kirkcaldy state that the Booth, Captain Hills, of eolith Shields from Sunderland to Rouen, coal laden, en countered the fall force of the gale off Flamborough Head, but was asabid to reach Kirkcaldy, where she was run on the Meek to preemie her Making ; the crew were saved. The Garet, Captain Dalrymple, from London to Dominica, went ashore near Sheerness. A vessel named the Edward, Cap tain Joins, on the voyage from Liver poo l to Port Madoc, got aground in attempting to cross Pw.o Bar, and drifted to the northward, where she remained, making meek water. A telegram from Dublin mentions that the brig previously reined to as riding in a dangerous position la Lents, &mid sell held her former polities. Stems tap hal &nisi from Liverpool, but were enable to get sear her, the sea befog too heavy. The communications from Margate tisorite • quantity of wreck which had been sees Boating seas the Taigas Light. Fears were entertained that a vessel wee lest on Monday night. At Falmouth, says • beta bid . yesterday, there we no lass then sits steamers eieteefeieMed by the adverse winds, vie.:—The :—The Warrior, Foyle, Dublin, Pioneer, and a Memoir horn Belfast, all for Leedom; the Artists, for Southampton ; the Dyke of Corn wal for. Dulls ; Ores, from Leedom for Debits; and the from Limerick ; in addition to • numerous list of riling vessels. At Emma • large screw steamer pat in, to avoid the gale. Between Soathend sad Green lathe fully 200 ships retrained whidbouad. At Insderiend rry 180 opal laden vessels were 1 at the port, wait. ivaarable weather before to sea. The •00011 ii• from Antwerp announce that the of the gale was experienced on the leth in all its fury, but the whole of the shipping in the basins and roads held out well. A correspondent from Drogheda, dated Monday, says, we liami been visited on the north-esetern oast, since Saturday nightied, with a violent south-easterty Sale, which still con tinues unabated. The Leiner Use Capt. Taker) and the St. Patti& (Captain Heaney), two Drogheda ateam-boats, which left Liverpool at thus o'clock p.m. on Saturday les t, were overtaken by the storm and the masters ware obliged to brig them to anchor off Holyhead for safety, where they lay for some ids Meow. Having again put to sea, both manners gallantly struck oat for their destinatiow, but the gale continuing In flercaass, it was found dangerous to at tempt to take the bar. They then made der Klagelowa, where they put In yesterday (Sunday) about three o'clock, all well. So violent is the gala to-dos that the Drogheda Steam Packet Company's agent has tel graphed and despatched official letters to different railway maims sad other places announcing that the boats advertised to sail this evening from the Drogheda quays cannot sad will not venture to sea. Up to the present Lloyd's agent at Drog heda has reported no disasters along his Meanie of the north-ssetare west ; but from the direction in which the gels is Mowing it is feared that casualties have occurred. The Jklfost News kilos says that on Sunday Intelligence reached Bolin of the loss of the Myt Stanley, of Glasgow, In the Red Bay Beech, at Cushal, between one and two o'clock on the morning of Friday last. The Stanley, Captain Thomas Johnston Douai, left Glasgow on the 6th bound to Motril, in Spain, with • cargo of machinery and coals. The crew °awaited of sites men, besides the captain, as experienced seaman. The meg pomaded on her voyage till the morning of Pride lase, when, Merin • fes, owing, it is supposed, to some d of the Gamper, she was brought too wear the Mesh, end Wick heavily upon ft. The sea was rough at the time, and the maid inelkeosme • total wreck. It is supposed the captain was waited over- Window he has nevermines bees beard of. The other kande enooseded In gaming mkt, Were, mad are now staying at the Belfast Sailors' Home, Tominnet. Another account from Belfast says that on Sunday as many as seventy-five vessels were taking Muller In Observe Bay. Farther deices from Dublin say Met a small brig came on shore at the farther side of Bray Head on Tuesday morn. fog at flee o'olock. The wreck floated in bottom upwards, end no particulars whatever in reference to her could be masertabied. There is too much reason to fear that all handa belonging to her have perished. The Drogheda aorreeposdent of the Sawoders's News lain, also writing on Tuesday, says, " The gala mill con tinues along the north-eastern coast with unmitigated fury, thiesteedere iimeruotion to any sail that may come in fee nage. The apemen°e of the sea outside the Drogheda bay is described by old tare and pilots as dismal. They say they have not whammed such a rage of waters for some twenty years pest, which they• attribute to the long continuant* of whet has amounted to • hurricane. Such is the vehemence of the breakers at the Drogheda bar at present that no vessel can vesture outwards or Inwards to the port. The pier at the " Crook," near the mouth of the Boyne, is covered over with from two to three feet In depth of sand. Two of the Drogheda steamers, the St. Patrick and Leinmer Lase, Mill remain at Kingstown, eel the other ena mors here are prevented making their usual trips to Liveepool, owing to the exceedingly violent nature of the storm, which is blowing from the eastward, • point so frequently fatal to the shipping on this line of coast. I un derstand that a Dundalk steamer, the Enterprise, laden with Un stook, was obliged to be put in at Holy heed for salary, ea her way to Liverpool. The utmost anxiety and the most lawful apprehension were Wile this Metres since Sunday— along the coast from Clogher Head tufikerries—and all one heard was inquiries whether any dises were made known. Up to this was nothing of an alarming nature hair come to the knowledge of the agent for Lloyd's, as having occurred In the immediate vicinity of our bay. The coastguard °facer of Queensborough has reported that several large pieces of (loiter have WWI whore in the vicinity of the bas, which some parties assert to be part of • cargo of timber from North America or Memel. They are in charge of the coastguard. Further on, near Laytown, severe] spare and other portions of rigging have been washed whore, plainly indicative of disaster. A brig, supposed from her Callan. so be Ober an Austrian or a Neepoliten, sad which appeared to be heavily laden, underwent the pitiless aseaults of the impetuous era on Sunday evening. She rounded Lainbay, and came to etcher In the sound between the mainland and the island, where she began to drive amitht the furious elements, threatening every moment to go In pleas. A flag of distress was hoisted on yesterday morning, and the fikenies life-boat, with a full crew, under the command of Mr. Harry Hamiltoo, put out to her amdstance with a. view of saving tee crew. However, so feerhally tempestuous were the wild waters that they were to retina without being able to accomplish their phi km intentions. The rigging and masts have hem all ant away from the brig. A rumour reached Drogheda this animus that the mew have been mend. The cold, which has mooed' sided the storm from its commencement, is still a the most piercing Eaton., and some of the older weather judge@ will are it that • tall of snow is Inevitable, while others predict rain. The Lake would bare the effect of ap peening the rags of the gale. The steamboats and other yes. sale at our quays are all antraiy lying to, nor can it be calcu lated on when say of them as leave the port." Tan 71101POSID LUNATIC ASYLUM AND COUNTY Barn—Testerday a meeting of the weed of Aideranate wee held " to take into consideration the attempt of the corpora tion to Impose fee the first time open the citizens an addi tional lax in the term of a county rate ;" Mr. Deputy Lorkla fa the chair. The Fret resolution wu moved by Mr. Charles Sibley, one of the guardians of the City of Londca Union, sad seconded by Mr. Dix—" Slat the meeting viewed with earpthe and indignation the attempt of the sorporation to introduce • eounty rate into the City of Lon don." Mr. Bailey (common councilman) warmly defended the wares pursued by the members of the Court t.f Common Council; as did also Messrs. De Jersey, Jobe Wood, Woodward, and Chaplin. Mr. Omen moved an amendment whieb west to exonerate the common councilmen, but el an opinion that the mode proposed for ista; the faTle .d was objectionable. He thought • special rate would be the best kiad of rate, to terminate when the asylum was emoted. Mr Fowler amonded the entendnaest • but the motion, upon being put, wee anted by a large Majority, as were her resolutions to a similar effect. STIPHENSON IIttiNORIAL SCHOOL.. net cere mony of laying the foundation stone of some schools ia memory of the late George Stephenson, at Wellington, neer Newcastle, took place on Tuesday emitted some alas, the village sad neighbourhood being all astir, the ithabitents outs) in; each other in their endeavours to do howler to the occasion. The site coalmine • quarter of an acre, • ith • good frontage of 100 Seth and wee the present of the corporation of Newcastle. The building wilt omelet of sthoolroosse foe bop, girls, and infante, with • house for the master and mimeses &Method— ell commodious and poorosalog every raLuinstat. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday evening, about was o'olook, the wall surrounding Mr. Johnson's timber yard, Louden-read, Liverpool, fell down, and a youth, earosi ladle Duckworth, we. completely eownted by tho debris, sad Woe almost instantly. Thom other pumas were also sorwoly Wand, viz., Sarah dhow, • myth& VISES. 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