The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-01 00:00:00

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Towers. welter has seweeed k is seek orient the tae oeterred, het aid pleas whet is out musket, thYtwornis f , at tram the growers, In abed VI bereavement re, and a pretty whey evwder to quality 1111 ths coutnry, was in I, a reduction of fully Is, et whereas Us old wu smutty, old yellow. $ bid is vett los general fioa. wail pros-and for a dt, wwgbmg suturally was time walling slaw! ? Was its rasa, with se en es beam —Fink 101 x; aseoada, fifitta, Us., gala, 50,. Moirritry titer, and Co., of llst alt., say etch waa a= at ths ito. Las to week dace, sad harper w o Wooer:at ths put rotors to a Maltby Mate dad% tory steaks hove mesh rshaacemeat la syphon, bowers?. Will, . The sear ' s u arl i so oatistastory oat hs Allied Powers will males to cooanswos, and ad tatorially oar mot- Tbe Board of Trade to prevailing lairessioe declared vales of n al produce clartsg that tp roasidorably above as ear radios 3lat sit.' Kent we are informed rut apprzesc•—bright, • black rib, ae was the pe are elated to be 12011- tit 7 of bre, sir every In. it generany &iciest, riot than wee esticfpard fever. to reprimanded r .8r and the Ward the h improved deers lib. ler bights. The hap, tree- Ark, be eerily ark ✓eser bboerlred et Frit. en data b 7 the dr, new ma end sada ; ion& ✓ained not to Or any. memeoM ber-ploidas se bey le boomer prod Ikea Ms yea tbsoe bo thin Ibr rasa, Tim le ecarclty of - plbero. Tim writ direr. d Sews moommlly Ory spa el dr bur the bad bra a , howere, the. Is am me that, or Nio sew tee iel to be r Mr es lop kirgettl be purl t stare QOM iil• MOB. PM' 64'. M g. W I MOM.. 01 mad& • 404 kW .. .. 1.1.5 t Cal x 2 , a L:741 •= 6 brisali t• bah yam ELLA? XNCE. rms. ins rot r sew 'St a Nis 1.1 bus MIAs an um. ousel Um% WV, W4.7._• Ar t g a ras , ... ire Who% lie Ism lila/ IRITIPISO. a. Ley gook I; WAG C. Asm s. tree Uslimy ComPrima tn. IDI Wllli. Ir.. Luisa /. bL V IL, , airealli, Aerial 11. 111. 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Tons orn "nr inirwDzas. g romookamorom Mawr sod 11•0•18••• WATERFORD, LIMERICK, sad SOUTH of lum'maze DAILY. br,ass as ifer4 lei Ow* Vohs 11•11•4• 1 . 4. 7 A tagairirms awns is rebel dOp VA I ••• Poompos bg all sm. We i = am•O•L ?Inn* PE. a• ems Ore. sad li nem aim IP • hr• ••4 • IOW; mil Mei Sohnollom al It= wat tr a l o or m. me % maim irlOstos• II PTUIt it fir-By Royal Litton hind. NUMMI NO6 VAIN Lllll MUM b alms/ IN VOA selliel gintima to Is the moli ellasive lorelase lbe liummul a InILNIA. Tlbe me of aOW a:cam Ili lb ellhow I. hers ...Mod 1 • oft Imago ems . wlois the maids* redakag watt Ili Os ri t•TUT MYNA 2 Sly Mr s• Nmil eur 4=4 Ws It ammo. It• delsasi mg •••= OB . "I' Oahe mu se W. and Ss Trio fif Pld• la OVCIVAR b a ramlir___ :. AL bd OetllV=2 6 l4: INN Moommai • inal• is mit •••• .••••• ---- MBMAR, Protested by Royal Uttar, II alint . sios asuied OF i r III: mai d rii de PIE* sod radii Osillos Wade*. alTill• le ilug n,.. 11 :Wa ti r l i ilinweelPa2=Vbs... 6 0 6404 017.8 6,.:= Zi sta•MWs sei IMO* mania all urge et tam 11: 41 ,...M d is:see .4. left trairailt ea tlrfaz: lIIL ... talit Oallrelmi rim* tat UN Nis MINI. A . telli p =aris Mils Oa Miliim. tr .... LILIZ_ft..; ......,,. „...,. = :,".......... s k ass ' i m rib o 6." 6 dee jk, !on lia: 6.1 ge t u„ avvir ~. mi k .. b. Vimmie b 7 't ,itel.a.,,p 4 0NDON sad NORTH MCGURN RAILWAY. IlWafil STAMILINIIIIIIIII 0001,8 r A %PIM laterlaW that tie MAW Geed. Sumac of noir. OTOII CAW owl 0 •ON,llii eigisampuLD, 4.1 Bp yet and WI it 6•0110012ArrOofillas aft rill at all Ye LONlitX :id we nollysill el NORTH WWM —lOl7-07 1110Re/ le 1.0111/01. Imago" , abar oa rtkohla saaj miasmas at ea. 0011PAIril 00004 ?"1 VOX DO K. dime thir I Main. IC roi lad 0 °; ma is won. on a mati gs Z 59 alt a* N. mob soak ammo. ..... e .....0. toe piamet uoLLIIIOTIOIIIIa4 DILL TWAT ID tay Doi, aid Is dr Towns UMW silMB, grew, MAIM MIMI. Omni lards illyilas. Imam /Aiwa. UK UL a DUPONT, Established A.D. 1844, la l ark Landis. atu k t Lijetil MOS NT se, "eV le mambos ,___ .l ‘Uh f 4b rA r ia l rlOr 4 7l= AbiAT 1"I Z I IILD I4 1 r... • . Amin somone aft Ina ea uppAsilles. D. MAIER'S ANATOMICAL MU • B DY it Mla o sir - MOn i ls AlL S TO as P. w sal WA t allalmAsollossmOse Tools. r somalis ADD AseSsoy. •VD MAS. lAssomore• AO•kisbo. ABLIMPIIIIIM el the rmsessAs usinem sot MO NM Of et ilist ilh• Avast as Os vonlps d ladle Mama ESSON'I3 WATCIUDL—s groalitios of his mo.dooosoossommod eses."—amelog Iltewflon. "The bore exhillikett mom Sae d say Oka 111.6111 maw Ihilmer. - -04.sr. Mad toe Monis be lima% Itheolniall arl smil east s rsar a Ltt , tillia. "B 7 l4 o. ?WNW Mk GIOHOR HOBSON bap to all to ottootioo d peadmash to by anr AUTUMNAL TROUNIIM Ma M = y Ms aim Paraidge Mame Mrsln OmMa Otialless et& OMMANN MOBBII4 N. LavabosAkan& MONANei Mt k M8,,.... HILAT of SWAIM farm a &ya rs ms of ilir rd—roa.....v at." am r arrears 1 11:=3 4 s adsa gir d aS lab area MR . 4 . 12c=e ........... ....... eit. .... c ......... tx Wr= =or, IN IZ I La Os Wel a u tillse wtiblealk ikall. bers him Mar mil le She a Imam had 1 . 13 „.„, fav, ILOWLAND mil I. Amiga mad Wilma Illimeld spMesi mal Ovn,mm. ANgrOMV3I.I3CRIP=M IIIA asiISURGICAL. MORT 011 AT. lawirar arkaAaiun Isalg Oluaribt4 )I3 lama annedennt. rpm enema olanwthe alley trt r ii le= E .V. OAZ YU Dessaranive a a rreter sod eta. Want Mao& i R.NCII. SUAMSED Dm:cm:par OP TEE 01.0 7 2 or N asiTso WJLB. '' The burial place of Lord William Howard, eau metall koala as Baba Will, has aiwer bra a mei at opmeakaring riled is • asseemi ast era tees lli heeled t at Orertake sada the per t lit." thee der mem tied low rim ate, het whir 0111 4thati, &w. ire& Kit beam were Sam& as isseipis at any sort weld be dimwit This week beweirem i a dieserry haa bees nude whir le Maly to deli the _ • few days ago ea old Jams Walker ebek, imm digging m grave in the burial atrial is Raires Old Church, he care *sae IV= ski of a " thregk' or altar-tomb, embedded is the si a dirk to sheet Man inches bon the rim Apo. the arse were erred the erre of the De Wire, the Dime, cad the Birds rimed with the Deis ; and seer tie plea where It re bend there was also dbeevend • war of the period "Whet maosd weartreapere rode the kill Ai begin blew far Baal Will." ICerIB be moo hoed red k wee by the marriage of the bine of Theme de Makes, Margaret de Multi/11r wee mid of le the slighloties ken Warwick Cosi, Ralph de D e ere, ie whom she hi bus bewailed, tbst swarth li is the filly of Deere ; It it is I* the slowill• lbe bier et the Din di It eithereastly pewee irt Lei Willi Riad. Leed Cirliik who brew mete Rave hme emeelesd the mbar, zed hem =premed Met it bee rimd the grave of Beiteb WM, end he Mame Is woke Minbar isasystiow as woo me be armies the emir of the 'fear. It say he neentlasel that seer years re the late Yr. Robert Bell, of the Reek sp. paid he Xt. Hord of °mike, to osoortabt whether be kiwi wire Rwl Win ens te nd; 1 / 1, Wain! ill fwased Yeathis de to In kis parmwiss palsied to the earth iris of Breepies Old Church es the pier of burial. Mr. Bell exantrel Oa pert of the church-yard as whisk the earth aisle had family etoodi o ntl actually made reeve tree Mar half ire the ski bee sow her dierse• Cheer Im • very mist bile& teed the se . • Imagism to the steep of aAar were died se hag age es Mt. The care b r et mirk W Is sew 'sly seed cm the etemeles hisi Name* Carlo Is Is the perk of =6l4rid it raw set at all tilt* ret tie part& . weald be dialed se the roil pined Lard Wil lira Howerd. Re died at Rework le the year UK &nig Ma revers al re pimps., sad if, as re bra bm Gil a ire to thei imrfel dear be weld, as le rod le web err , he burled le him ankle; ray smear for the him el ihe mar era the plume of the mappeesi amier aii.—Oerkek Amsted. THE PRESIDIZT 01 MI CIIIITID 112'42311. Familiar as carps* fite agtheray intit the in oshatatins habits of the 'hist ease d oar see cessor Stasis thin, eft the hmaddirs_ the PoloP ✓ Ws of vanity le Salle dr asthenst, wiltheth hrvel•s -*ily frialidag k. Predint thsekswas ands* at die law Wass at W hiestlia ask h sae porthselt allok as reek kw W This was • ewes Weal that be se to isles smi the •bitsrs esasswasethr pampa shoat the Imo when as NW ems Wag. We plosslsd the Predient resin gs the ess• to thz= =liasty, Sirei sMsn.. relisk alb sik ti ll eg ke 2 Bakti with gesthsagaly dawns lies gm= woe • raidieg Whithed, 111111,11.11 • wthrisr or beethsors The iselbors rum sir Inerledse to snob • mate ; Swim we woe inland be wee ilk WWI. Goo it ossl oawig Soso the bar aeonPrethisist tkeir• one end his white maktkik, *sly Orlin thsen over • dri, spored Ms shirt ether, sod Wired up *dew* for s week, awsewisneui hr Ws popes Wag is the t At the thus hswess both Wee were by two ass whir .1 wires sissed to be *sae what dr Yr. Yrs was about. He waked pallesily sins tins, when sem sae sphs sad SSW his igishies. Hs de stined, bewews quietly resawhing WI ha wield welt kr his tr. ; mid as ism ris the brim were sudsi bs his tr." Im.isky seed with} the porde Sr sea This duss, be sena nigher porplued showt the sersths mat et his neckcloth, asd send likely to * his am sad me& wp is IL dogsbody jest th is wired sesigness ths Preeides se briefly &Idylls& At Wet thh fire s mesa who had soar tea the rem sass out pretty war le Lis "Look bare, I *sibs the old Pra se is be bore Sdey---." The apes& woo oat then by • wigs, widhe • gareasatery essitel used*. pored soros ths Ls of that ars " Old Pres." A dear wee banked to his by • irked ; be took • geed satityhrir doaM of—sot "old lips" width Is is mid to lath when prier—but for ma* ; bed thrsly Ind up his der whoa the WI sits ssi all Ward " wessowd the slid issishate of the United Stasis be Ms mg to the Mrs, lid away they mini to Wash hers We took our itheirstio• of this ions d repobikaa sisplialty quietly with us Ste the an kr Dekko" sod mood wlih.arol 00010•0•11C7 over the *tang homage Was an Anglian chings—leltsmore Sun. Flan DI DIINDRIL—FOUIt PRISONS &Won° TO Dam= —On latier i g uy eve= u ll:4 bream ent in which, mad net WO • =tem of prwarly, inedertewlely rewhed to the &Mk of Isse persow. The Sao, width ewerral Ugh momemon In Wwwsworreleme. Neepes, sad Coatssetrd In the asp e, we drat eimermod shwa haliest les eels* and 0e wp see Mies speedily an the opethe Lew its irt=in sheet laban-how, bin bed speed is elsof the heildies, hen net the reef bad ben end ine=y In the Ispairsey wee eemshilely de streyed4lt wee whew dled,' wept war Nestawe of Ws tamales o f let were 'WI is the wins, as it an had esen them mho their weep. N. ens Ming ebb to give posillee imilmommelen it the salpet, the mow wee not coedited, owl ohm pewter were leftder the. seamier of the might to imp of two polloramembles. Moat low deka oa fienday mowing, however, owe of W wishbones beviesreaswed the report se is We lose at Uk. a smirch we mole smog the robin said the diservery we weds ski a mem need David Saunders, • enew-maw tree ember, end thew ef Ids children, had hem Weed to death. Whim the babe its discovered lbw we it with desneyed by the ire the of the children they bed le he mewed plesemeol. It ewers tallish=t forteasko delemed end lie ea led Mee &MMus on the previous everrimw tad that, bevies pewelled, Ws wfb Ise W hones, the imbed Main Ma mit. The man bid sqp patemtly lie down beside Mr times yeses Allem ea • drew meltrus en el. exit, mad ft isempeed that a pipe he bed beta molds; ha int Sr. to the anew, the stab from "Mb weld at awe endlemots end his &lima The deemed meta was thirty-ave years of age, sad We elf the eiallees were glob' girls of foot years al sp, while slit third daughter FM oily two pen of see. LONDON, WIDNESIAY EVENING, BIRMINGHAM MIIBIOAL FEBTivAL. OWN 001 OWN 00- A asee t weece„) BIRMINGHAM, Trzonzr Bruns°. The performance of F,lijoh this morning satisfied every expectation. It began at half-put eleven. Long before that tima the streets in the neighbour hood of the Town EAU were crowded with carriages, ' gaily-dremed wal'Aing parties, and multitudes of people gathered to gaze on "the quality" as they hastened towards the scene of entertainment. Thanks to the excellence of the arrangements, the 'vast ball was filled with great quickness, and the utmost order and regularity. They who had re served seats were shown to them at once ; and they who had not were readily and comfortably accom modated. When the performance was about to begin we could not perceive a vacant seat in any part of the ball. The morning was fine, with alterna tions of sunshine and cloud, which, in fact, height ened the variety and interest of the coup d' ceil within the hall, as the light some times streamed through the windows and was sometimes obecured, the brilliancy of the toilettes of the fair visitors being heightened by the effect of contrast After the whole vocal and in strumental forma bed takes op their polities, the commander-in-chief (Costa) took his place, and was received with a general bunt of applause, in which the orchestrajoined. A performance of BlijaA cannot properly give room for much comment. It is idle at this time of day, and in a notioe of this kind, to enter iqto criti cisme and descriptions of a work which has been criticised and described till there is really nothing to ' be said on the subject which has not been said a thou sand times before. And in regard to the performers, they have all been heard again . and again in the same parts. Still, however, there is something to be said about a performance of this oratorio at Birmingham, the place where it was made known to the world, and where it is to this day given in a manner un equalled anywhere else—unequalled, at least, in the impression it makes on the listener. We must ascribe something to the effect of association, and much more to the unrivalled excellence of the locality. Technically speaking, the music is undoubtedly as well executed at Exeter Hall. The conductor is the same, the in strumental orchestra is almost identical, the prin cipal singers are the same individuals, the chorus is as thoroughly disciplined, and the aggregate strength of the whole is greater ; yet no one will compare the effect of Elyah in Exeter Hall to its effect in the Town Hall of Birmingham. In London the com bined mend of such an enormous host degenerates into noise, and becomes oppressive and physically painful. In Birmingham, the whole thunders of the band and chorus, diffused through so wide a space and so vast a mass of atmosphere, are powerful and grand; while such us the admirable qualities of the hall, that the most delicate tones and inflexioas at every voice and instrument are as clearly heard as in a chamber. It is from this cause, no doubt, that Biejah has given me more pleasure to-day than I have derived from it since the Birmingham Festival three years ago. _ _ The perfenaanee of to-day suggested • few de. salted remarks, which I shall set down without e to method or connexion. Mr. Weiss sus tained the part of the Prophet—a part in which, by general consent, he is admitted to have no superior. His manner is dignified and even lofty; his vocal execution is simple and unaffected, bat powerful and impressive, and his elocution, on the whole, is better than any other person's who has essayed the character. It is not, however, faultless. He sometimes mis takes the rhetorical accent of a phrase; as, f•r example, when Elijah directs the Prophets of Baal to select and slay a bullock, " and put no fire under it," Mr. Weiss, forgetting that the swami of the direction is that there shall be no fire, passes slightly over the word no, and lays the emphasis on the word fire, depriving the passage of its meaning. He injured, also, another striking passage. When the Priests of Baal have exhausted themselves in frantic calls on their deity, to which there is no response, a dead and awful silence takes place ; but Mr. Weiss deprives it of its impressive effect by cutting it short, and pro ceeding at once to the following recitative, " Draw near, all ye people." Mr. Weiss, moreover, commits the English fault of taking the recitatives too slow —singing, in place of speaking them. These are slight spots on a splendid performance ; but, slight as they are, they are spots which may easily be removed. Mr. Sims Reeves sang his two airs, "If with all your hearts," and " Then shall the righte. etie shine forth," with remarkable beauty and ex motion ; but, even in his case, we desiderated more rapid and emphatic declamation in his recitatives. In this respect, nobody equalled Madame Viardet. In the grand scene, where Queen Jezebel stirs up the people aga i nst the Prophet, and exclaims, with eeiwnttated ferocity, " Slaughter him—do unto him as he bath done," this great tragedian's voice, action, and expression were such as might have belonged to a Siddons. In the exquisite air, too, " Woe unto them who forsake him!" her expression of divine sorrow and compassion was exquisite in the extreme. Madame Cltra Novello showed her mit as she always does, a great artist. But she was less successful than usual in the greed air, " Hear ye, Israel," which opens the second part. There was nothing to find fault with in her vocal execution ; but the fervid, inspired expreesion of this sublime air was wanting. Madame Castellon sustained the beautiful scene of the widow, whose son is restored to life by the Prophet, with great sweetness and feeling ; and Miss Dolby's "0, rem in the Lord," was charming, as it Mr. Montem Smith had nothing but a recitative, which ought to have been sung by Reeves. The solo concerted pieces were beautifully sung, especi ally the unaccompanied trio, " Lift thine eyes to the mountains." which, as warbled by Madame Novella, Madame Viardot, and Min Dolby-, was absolute per lbstion. One more remark, which is only the men tion of a tact several movements, particularly the great chorus " Thanks be to God," which concludes the flint part, were taken bj , Mr. Costa considerably quicker than Mendelssohn himself used to take them. We venture not to decide when doctors—and such The receipts of this morning's performance were DO less than 2,4851. 6s. &I.—an immense sum, ex ceeding the receipts of the performance of Aida in 1855 by no less than 8001. - - - Among the parsons of distinction present at this performance were the following:—The Earl of Dartmouth, president of the Festival ; the Countess of Dartmouth, and party ; the Lord Chancellor and party, the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury, the Earl and Countess of Bradford and Miss Monereiffe, Lady Ward, the Earl of Denbigh, Lord and Lady Leigh and party, Lady Hartopp, Lord Fowls, Lord Cal t and party, Lord Bandon, Lord Sandy., Cap tia2Lrcarker-; Mr. Adderley, M.P., Mrs. Adderley, and party ; Sir Francis Shackburgh and party, Lord Wrattly and party; Sir F. Scott, Lady Scott, and party Sir John Radcliffe, Mayor of Birmingham ; the High Sheriffs of Staffordshire and Worcester shire, Lady Guernsey, W. S. Dngdale, Esq., J. F. Larissa, .q., W. F. Taylor, Esq., Lady Greeley, W. V. Posts, Esq., and many other persons of note in this district. ATIAKA3I.—no =awl pt kl, or harvest hams hest he MI bows of Aylwt, was ashbrakd as Thmethi feat, Ile Illk alt. Ayhirma h • mall Road. tarsi wish as the tampthe nal hem Narwkh to Cromer, sod sealable 2,500 labablimata. At two cioicak the heat ma sped, sad Mmes, womea, sad abllttria, mit dews is lake stvglY by the mmisgass with met Imilsa Jaiare meshy badji_ma rah IBMs kr bh sad m ita Mr them, red Ain with is, We is th i ttird y•TrilM the barna beim bas bra adehatied fa the= of Aylobsat by • &ism, mg is soma slam Ihs we mole to supers& tbsjZatelle pablhisais belle by • I more mammal kW at wwwq• isi per the atkopt him mot with bawd NNW: 1, 1858. MARION'S ILLUSTRATE]) CALLING CARDS. The " calling card" eras a great invention. It is soarcely possible to autunsrate the benefits we ow* to it. By " leaving a card" we 'soap the bore of a dull visit. By handing our mad to a stupid servant we escape the torture of hearing oar name antgled. Daelling almost belongs to the pest ; but when a oedemas gave his acrd or oohed for the owed of another, did prentior—Barb might have and—by knee all its fenseity art MN its evil. The tasteful mad sateryrimiag yeogristoes of the " Pape bele Marion," is Begeat-streek have added a finishing grass to the "calling earl." They have elevated it frqm being a mere social convenience into bib( an aesthetics] grace of life. By the rid of photography and the engraver they have substituted the We •filgire of the owner of the calling card" for the men letters that form Ws sitea. Year friend may thus lift the light of him conalsnenes non you, even though you should be so unfortseate so to be boat home when ha oalls. The idea is a pretty one, and sasooptible of being turned to amount in many a petty way. For example, the advent of • "little Wronger" might be announced by enclosing a tiny ten with a miniature of baby In Its "christening me' The, hew much more gra:dent meld he to distribute, in those envelope which diet • renew an wafted on the wisp of the post over the land, instead of two squares of paper with the bride's and bridegroom's names, a card besting their ben portnits in two ovals conjoined by • Me-lover's knot I And how gratifying tt wend be to naive, twitted of • bleak edged lithographed eon the card a/ the dear deemed beer ing his Ilasammta stamped by the monlng aid of the pho topapher. The story of the this. nape of every man's life—hls teptises, mania" and death—might be told in three Lilliputlea peps of mill-board. An illustrated " alb lag eard," with P.P.C. In thetorner, would modify an old adage, end leech we to think of the anent Mend as not lost to sight, though to memory deer. A number of these Mustrated "calling cards" are lying we the table at ankh we write. They are something more than mere toys, or links of &Max Messrs. Marion have talented their mostioe to the smitten photographer, Mr. Herbert Welkin.. Mr. Watkins has attained to distinc tion in his profession by combining a 'Melillo know ledge of its proems" with delicate and cultivated artistic, taste. He has principally devoted himself to the photograph on a large scale. The difficulty of executing large photo- graphs ha. been a stimulus to his enterprising spirit; and he has met with the seam his generous MM. Mum. His photograph portrait of Mr. Charlie Dionne is ass ef the greatest triumphed the art ; and his Lord Palmerston Le the only likeness we have seen of the late Premier, that entirely does him justice. But ambitious though Kr. Watkins be, and &Imbed to avert the dignity of his walk It art, he has watered into the graceful ides of Messrs. Marton with the playful sportiness which is ever a trait of true genius. The tiny bun portraits which he manes far the "calling cards," being in many instanoss reductions othis larger portrait., combine high artistic feeling with delicate lain. Many of them are not unworthy to rank, as works of art, with the engraved gems of the sockets. Then Is a heed of a &anguished diplomatist in the mall Gallatin we ban alluded to that woeld have don credit to the first gem taperer of the old., time. Why should sot them tiny photographs Morn in us what costly sculptured gems were for the wealthy Patricians of Imperial Rome ? It Is the execution, not the iseterfal, that imparts vane to works of art. The images of visual objects stamped by the art of the photographer have a delicacy, truthfulness, and finish far beyond whet could be imparted by the most sensitive sad ritual home fingers with the aid of the finest tools. Thais photographic minia tures In the hands of artists like Mr. Watkins may be made to rival the finest of our much-prized cameos. They are sat the Ins but the more valuable because they to be nod as the paper °errancy of Nodal in tercoms. Art can never exercise its full infinenee over the Mimi mind at our e. it is wwwwwi W ' , eat occasions. It must let Mom part of our daily domestic life. We lean Met the decorations of Pompeii that those who bequeathed to us Moms of sculptured art employed the Mist to im part &dashing grace to everything that made home own fortabia. If our preachment can only hare the effect of .d ides the curiosity of the plaits to Mks a gleam et the illnatrated calling cards of file Mem Yeziom we know that the eight of those *sus will emery this further. They are Mica lowly cheap—a gutesa, we think. or thinaboate, for the AM, and half that pries for any memeding hundred. Think may, gentle reader, for bow moan a as yon my ensure immortality. The outlay el a Ave-pound note may enable yen to *Meat so manyfes riviilN of yourself over the world that, according to the omit:dation of chance., it is insposetble they should all perish. THE ASCENT 0170.10 ELEMINATIONS. The first thing which must strike every one who looks at the eeelysts of the essaleedoefis in June is the vent proportion of failures to 1111001111•114. Of 1,239 candidates who mitered their names, 89 did not emir to be examined, so that the porous actually subjected to examination only Dura bly"' 1,150, mod of thine 1,150 tmly 429, or about three eighths, seceded hs sanalying the examinees. We were quite sum hos cwir town koewiedge of middle class education that the prindpal mom of this fellar• of five-eighths of the candidates Aron from that want of thoroughness id instruction which is so fatal a obarsoteriffitio of many of oar sohoole, especially of those width ere oandeoled is ;elver speoelatious. We were hardly prepand, bower, to lad that the result so completely veri fied oar ongeolaire. By kr thereat, prepcetioa of failures, we loath erne from Ignorance of orthography sad arith artie—as plain Wish, dr candidates teeth net spell sad maid net old, subtract, enaltiply, and divlde. This fa sue rad, arearking endreortiiying, berme if shears act only the papa's ignorance, bat what le of Whitely greater ina perm% the methefs Mar went of knowledge of that igno rams ; dr we sea lewdly suppose that a sdaseimmter. who was Ware that his sobekte were deadest la them reapers, would have eat dim In to the eximineaks. dot we cerrinly were tarried to dad that may of the esnidates (033 eat of 171 mew the m akes) weld have ebtard heaters, se path woe their peddrosey in the ethanol Diktats. Of they had net kid in such thithey sd emerday orders es ceihography, writing, aselyele maim eridiasedu ifsega ge tneigh thaw, end Reglla gieethes. We ma Madly sedemieed how aNI i th e - thews • fah el Lotia ma fail hi bow malltar Arland a Ormastie lia 4zs es. = . 6l the ltale ef These • angreas stesellikm Bat. isiesth• pithethible es It meg the kit did Tai shove dr math le width siswariy k oar math this easel; flar the odor= boys ao in more theory breathes et larindeg. It m a trked, that the lime girth for earreirkg the en these pre- Wass, salters woe noddy sot that hardly watt thee was given far revising_ And was written ; bet, Nee err petted allowance Iler Mb theamMenos, them is sale krg• w of Whoa kr ithidi it dill kedly atesath These are two other reasons Icw the Imp moperative nime bre diallers' which w an glad to as*" Wean they show bet di the Mum did sot net will the selhoolmeatees. The diet le time many d the amdidaies were arse ohildma -71 el them Wag between t 3 sod II yam et ege—who ewe bat jet law mewl des the heads 111 the smemesid, and. whosathe Univereity is. EMIR have intended le mashes ; while dm INKCIDd IN that the eneaninstion we a perfectly now thim, end therelbre the solmeohneetere could only game at the *me et prodleleney (obi* wealth, embed hoe wadi dates. la tater, they will endemeend this better, and will au be able to save themegves lad their gelds ffolll ssll !yh[ and damaging hilhare.—Lamle Nortry. MELANCHOLY END OP AN OPIUM EATER. — Oh Saturday last, Coenabis 'Mahon, of the local taros, wiles emitting demi Dansiall-drast, observed • Ma efteraWtte the Other side at the strestos tt under the isdlemens at Wok. ceenelie naturally wont moron the street kr pest custody; bat, tehre Ktn= reethed as ms where he wee, the appereatly drunks use wee lyisyst the street 4 pest diem% awl the eg o = he deerseller tho seestaW ern ey woe. " I as A sr as imedtalsk o rict e rd ir t a ima convoyed as syselly peollis to where as dhd la •be sesta& efterwaids. It Is's that le either ossedholl takkig, or lavolodarliy estilesed • piss of opium. broths essaked, a Sete ves hied la bin math, mad • eilWdestlie eirsiky is Ids yew Deemed we sews* Asa day yeas el see. Ma aimed ids Moe hood by the side elpertodicals for Leis pabliel=z i ; bar of which ereelliel his mega whin the imbrue termination wee pat to his lib. Irovoisellead Ns ease le es 0' Um. Thew who knew him date that he we is hsbitur ophint-tnisr, Au inquest will be held on the body to- dey.—fferthene Why. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. CLEARI" OF THE JUGDESPORE JUNGLE. Lest nighes GarAti4 contains the following interestieg socoant of the clawing ri the Jagdespore Jae& by SU B. Lugard, a highly neweerey pet didionit operation, which has not hitherto bees edwineeely reported 13110•1111-011.111 AL 511 1. 1.1/0•11, 1.0.3 COXXL/D -IRO AZINO I OI MELD 70101, TO 111 011 ? 1 , OP TIP STAPP. Comp, Jovial:or% Kw 27, 1858. Bir,—l have the honour to report to yen, for the informa tion of hie BiosUsury the Commander-in-Chief, the follow ing operations of the force under my command since the 14th instant, the date of my lam report. On the 16th, I despatched a party under the command of BLightkoSh Foot, to burn the hems of Hendren end the vi of Bluadhee, in which it wee situated ; the village of U the inhabitant, of which had aided the rebels sad evinced an inimical spirit, was destroyed at the same time. On the 18th I moved out against the rebels, who had established themselves at lletahi, when Cromer Bing had a large hones, about two Wise from Jugdeepore. On our ap proach the rebels opened Bre from the two 12-pounder howft sun they captured from the Arrah party on the 23rd tilt., end showed in great force ; but so soon ma the line of in fantry advanoed they retired into the jangle, carrying away their gluts ; upon which I destroyed *a hones and village, and returned to camp. The loss of the rebels must have been severe, as the fire from the battery gone, cadge Lieute nants Campbell end Bradford, was vary good. My own easeakiss ware meal, as shown by the 01100111911111yille return. -- (Vibe 20th, Mr. Burrows, railway contrsctor, commenced at my dean cutting down the jungle in the Tidally of Jug disport, so as to obtain a broad clear road through it, in the direction of Arrah, and, fearing that the rebels mdght creep up and fire upon the workmen, who, if once struck, would no doubt abandon the work altogether, I sent my horse artillery and cavalry, under Lieutenant-Colonel Robertson, Military Train ' round to the south-west of Duleeppoor, where the main body of the rebels were established, to endeavour to divert their attention. In • few hours, receiving a report from the lieutenant- colonel that the enemy were following him into the open country in great numbers, I hastened from camp with • few companies of the 10th Foot, the battery guns, and sores cavalry, direct up= Metahl, in the bops of getting between than sad the •angle ; in this I partially samseded and Inflicted snare p t up= than. I regret, however, that Lieutenant Dawson,Militazy Train, was killed, nd Lieutenant Maxwell, Royal Hone Arißlary, with Sargent H. Robinson, Royal Boris = , and Private R. McGuire, 10th Foot, ware in skirmish. From the opined= of the 20th inst., it seemed to me that, by • combined movement upon the rebels, I might possibly cruse them, and impure their two guns, which they prized greedy, sad invariably withdrew so rapidly into the when we advanced, that there was little chance of them by say direct attack. It was my earnest wish to have had a small force to co operate with me hem the south, but as Ceknel Corfield had declared his inability to assist me in any way, I dada= upon making a final assault upon the rebels on the With instant with ray own for. My p ea wee to endeavour to draw the seamy oat from dm jungle, as I did on the 20th, then to make a feeble attack I upon ean at Ratan, so as to =copy lima without actually driving them in, whilst • body of infantry moved down through the thick jungle direct from Jogdespore, and cams upon their rear. This, lam happy to my, succeeded alma beyond my expectation, and resulted in the capture of the 2 howitzers, 2 elephants, and the complete dispersion of the rebels. ' The hone artillery and cavalry under Lieutenant-Colonel Riddell, Royal Artillery, left camp as soon as day broke, and moved round to the south-west of Dul ppoor, attracting the attention of sheens* who evidently expected an attack, and made their arrangements accordingly. Bight companies of the 10th Foot, under the direction of Brigadier Douglas, C. 8., were formed in the jangle colon to Jogdespore post, prepared to move down when 1 should send ' the order; and the remainder of the troops available, consist ing of two oompanies 10th root, five outspends' 84th Foot, 100 of Batten's Sikhs, Pruijanb 'Uppers, with 4 =am, gone (Cotter's), lindsr Lim an= Campbell, sad some =vary I moved direct upon Mould, leaving the camp in charge o f • Veetf the 84th Foot, with some Sikh sowers under Cap. and the post at Jugdespore with a commit, of the Madras Riles, under Captain Bolton. Major Carr, whom I bad moved from Ansh to the east side of the jangle, I reinforced with another company of the 84th Foot and 60 Sikh cavalry, and directed to patrol along, a= watch the eastern limit of the nag= The movement upon Metshi apparently convinced the rebels that the attack was to be the same as on the 20th, and they lined the same banks and took up the same position as before. I now directed Brigadier Douglas's celoma 611 more down, and so soon as I asoartained they had penetrated the jungle as far as whets I was, without the army peresiving it, I Ldvanced my skirmishers, and the rebels mod ken. irately filed their howitzers, and thus showed on their ezaet Positiolt- A cheer and a rapid rush settled the affair; the gam wen secured by the Grenadier Company of the 84th Foot, whilst the 10th pursued the rebels through the jangle south, down to Chitowrah, and through the deems jungle es the wet of that place, scattering them, and driving them completely out into the open country, at • distance, however of several Ilan from where the artillery had been pes Two ele phants were captured, and many rebel sorpoys killed, in tidal rapid pursuit, which nothing bat the =Moment of dachas*, sad the high spirit and powers el endurance of the soldiers ' enabled theta to carry out. The grader yiropordon, how ever, at last dropped, thoroughly =banal; end it was some hoursbefore they could move to camp, then distant some seven miles. I ain happy to is, no comity marred k my Ikea. I take thim opportunity of brines; to the ma of hie emelioncy, es I prembed in a know report. the excellent conduct of the kome wake my manilla, from tbe 99th the dote of war quitting Loamy end th March, eme operations ; the work bee been mod mitten ,, _hit spirit and elmorkkese elks maim aimhad. The whole pt the keep awned to ths erargle,* milk Mat ra mediae weemolig diem bare timed my warmest tlissilZ aw nwrk bie imesalleney meek To C.B" I mob indlelkd o fd seam minim Y e = be t ae Inkriebly corded only indrustiens. I em aka mash kimiled w Ikalwasmtv Oelemel I MMI, essameding the Mika, kr ble obis end indisfeligable minims. as well se to the Seeleal ISOM amomending the mogkeeke end datechments loshreuesnel. 01 the mete of the dieblimeel end pawed Mir of Mk Sm. I mod amok to. blink, or moommend theminoid ida2=s= to the Mice of his (hid of my e a t i niskr tilr H. IL DM" AMMO edistmilmond, and Cep& emiebst gnerkrunster gemel. Imo dad me la may peak mom, wllk 'la thing all . Lientement WAS. ray eidemlle map. Ink mks (Isksly ako - deputy M mim edsoostrienuol to abs eil &mom my best thimble, _ _• Ome Mak my iskiligsk end meths eta Ofikala s ad blll•Uneatell me mush endelmme • Oa makes of Ca litemsem brigade-major. ham ban meet brisk tigable, la haw km km of Major Turner. Mama Artillery, rad Caphdalrogni, /loyal Artillim p =olory at Ordnance ; with the momdmeariat tame, =llelemil, Ned Lieuunsot Bates. I have been ß t re lrel as eaptain Climb, postmemer, lately in ebors w i 2 with I met le reememsnd to Ids ommdmWe Mist emde• mum mike Milk Ps* seri sonior seediest flow In skew aJ IbY km; kis milks. have hen mein • times it dmess widen from sickness he meow MI MI peeL but essikeed ble valuable smite- Maim; I let seers kiln& to W MK I an seism To the a gar medical diem of the ism eke mash credit k dom. ftaitortio moo mollt phew* to bring to the =See of hie Serpent Ishrerd Ccoutor, 10th Fest, who has P i s= , the dvii. of &pal provost Rod &pay bat to Ildo hove with a seal mod untfrise mew =w a r got be . A more trustworthy, fatal fee, sad hard- public servant, or a braver soldier, dots met nig. I have also to record wry beet thanks le Kr. Maalseell, Cavil &robe, who has acoompuded toy map is this dot as epochs! oomodadooor ; to Mr. Medecks, MU Service, coliseter et Daher; sad to Mr. Choke Kelly, newsy segiseer, kg the very valuablo wisin, Wry have thug goo; I have, &A, EDWARD Lc:Grataega Commanding S Ask i leto sr-e r . = Poem.. • 3 psi, troop, =, Ar rojeVLAI 11114 •A , Ostepeay, Doitoilos Lela;Miler Coker; 800 Ovi t r ai mdlor'eop 684 wailer ; 241 Mary Took. wader Liost.-Ookool Rebottles; elit lisettos Gawky. seer 011111111 LWOW ; Ostoky, veder lieghgart Pomo 111111011111•114 4101Miall. Lhoulugast Berlgt=a er e= Isvoighalavekyonaer 0141sr Sex; 1011 Feet, seder lAssg.- Carmel lewd* and llotons; Nit Poitomolor Ltsatimonlbtlatooll Lay; 11411 t Poot. inder toot ; Min Ms O motor no fomprit it sis tal 4 kepag. lijoe lomat Kolit ili koyol=mot ik r i PIN b osier Llotiosont Flothrtl, Bows/ Engineers • a cTetachuseat of Bat trey's &kW, mile Molar nisi Odic. Poteostwo WITH Museum—A child twelve wanks old, whoa knots (named Kirby) wide k Oallege. week North, Liverpool, Ord on Beaky, afar as Ohms et 44 balk in enteneenee of havieg eaten two or time ma dn. which went item to ft by the wryest, at the sw3thi f ., meek A corwear's *oat wet held yesterday crussaw, and • kaki In accordanoe with the circumstance was re tuned. The following address has been recently pre sented to his Excellency the Swedish Ambusador at the Court of St. James's, at his residence in Grosvenor-place: RELIOIOUB LIBJ&?T IN BW3DIIf. TO HIS PM COUNT PLATEN, 9 MEDII3II Ald b AS- IL&DOIL, LONDON. We, the undarsignsd yeabletente of Greet Britain, into rented in the s hin of Swope, disks to express to your neeellesey our wad &ee for the religions welfare of the Wag and royal family of Sweden and of our pro- Wiest_ brethren of the Swedish nation. We know well the conflict whkh you had to sustain in former days with the power of the Court of Rome. We can understand the hereditary holing of horror with which Sweden regards the hierarchy from which, by God's mercy, she naoceeded in the sistemsth century in liberatbsg her self. We can sympathise with the countrymen of the noble Gamma hdolphas in all their recollections connected with the battle of ballast. But your excellency will pardon us if we eapean our deep regret at the severe mem= lately adopted towards six females converted from protenentiste to romaniara. It appears from the formal documents that, after a long im pnr judicial prosecution, el: women, of whom five are married, born in Sweden, and brought up in the I cal Lutheran WON were oondanned, on the 19th ;f 1a1 4 7 , 1858, by the Royal Court of Stockholm, presided over by Count Brio Spans, to be 'ailed from the kingdom, and to be deprived in future of every inheritance therein and of all civil rights in oonsequemos of having embraced the Roman Catholic • We used not impress upon your excellency that pro testantlem will never succeed by treading in the footsteps . One chief secret of our moral power lies in y c arrying out our own principles, one of the moat prominent of which is the right and liberty of private judg ment. It is incumbent on protestant/ to concede, even to their 'strongest opponent., the same freedom of conscience which they demand for themselves. Nor can we disguise from ourselves that depriving Roman catholic. of their liberty to protestant countries tends to strengthen the restriction of protestant rights in Roman oatholio countries. At the present moment, perhaps, if there is any christian object to be desired in Europe it re that the trammels of religious freedom should be removed from pro tenants in France. How reedy and unfortunate an answer to the demands of French protestant! on their own govern ment does the persecution of Roman catholic. in Sweden afford. We trust your excellency will pardon us the expression of thew opinions. We have abetained from getting up a widely signed memorial addressed to the King of Sweden, becalm we thought it was better and more respectful for a few representatives of protestant societies to Wrens them selves to your excellency. We hope that we shell have your exoellaaers sympathy in our object and that you will kindly represent to your government the interest we take in It. We are acre that =w e ll more tend, order God, to bind the herb of and Swedes together than our powering and meshing in common the great principles of civil and reli gion' liberty. John Cheetharo, M.P.; George Medfield, M.P. • Adam Birk, M.P. ; Sir Culling Eardley, Bart., chairman ; of the Evangelical Alliance; Rev. P. Latrobe, Rev. R. H. Her "AA end John Finch, members of the Committee of Coun cil of the Evangelica l Alliance; Rev. J. P. Dobson and Rev. Hamann Schmettau, secretaries of the Evangelical Alliance; James Lord, secretary of the Protestant Association; Rev. Henry Ward, M.A.• G. H. Da vies, secretary of the Religious Tract ' Society ; Rev. Mr. Gantt, M.A., member of the Committee of the Religious Tract Society ; Rev. George Smith and Maurice Schulhof, M.D., mamba' of the Committee of the Evan gelical Continental Society. The following noblemen and gentlemen have since ex premed their concurrence In the object : —The Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop of Dublin. Bishop of London. Bishop of Down and Connor, Bishop of Carlisle, Bishop of Ripon, Bishop of Jerusalem, Bishop of Yeti,_Bishr of Two Bishop of Cashel, Lord John Raanall, ; Lord Cran4ort y la n /late Lord High Chancellor of England) ; Lord Breghare formerly Lord High Chancellor of England); Lord L hurt (formerly Lord High Chancellor of tja); Earl of Carlisle (late Lord-Lientement of Ire indEarl of Shaftesbury, Earl of Wicklow, Rid of Cavan, Hari of Dude, Earl of - Edingham, Earl of Gainaborough, Earl of Minters, Earl of Rosary, Earl of Morley, Lord aLord Ebury, Lord Midletoo, Lord Berner, Lord s i a l il ry t Tliainioadaisy, Sir Richard Betbell i. M.P. ( for BialAt -I°BriesYl=s, Req., tae rr. for Guil Gaoral dfo i— ri (chairma n Belf ast; the India Csy) ;J. Walter, Ithq., M.P. for Not ; Laid , M.P. for Hull ; Sir Andrew Agnew, Bark, M.P. ; Zd Ball, Lthq., Cambridgeshire • W. Baxter, Esq., M.P., Montroes • Sir Brook Bridges, Beth_ , M.P., Rent; J. I. Briars, M.P., Surrey; Charles Buxton, Req., Y.P., Newport ; Right Hon. W. F. FL=M.P., Hertford ; Frank Crossley, Esq., M.P., • Charlie Cowan,Fir., M.P., Edinburgh ; Sir James Duke. Bart, M.P., loadaa ;A. M. Dual M.P., Oresnock; Si James East, Bert, M.P. W ; Viscount Ebrington, M.P., Mantra*" ; T. W. B Esq., M.P., South Derbyshire; S. K. O . Er. M.P., Edward Grogan, Esq., XX., Dubl in; B. Gordon, Y.P., Norfolk; Rorie Hathary, Fr., M.P., Middlesex ; T. A. Hardcastle, Er., M.P., Bury St. Edmunds ; Thomson H' glory, Br., M.P., Peterberoogh,• T. B. Horde'', Er., M.P., Liverpool; James Kershaw, Er., M.P., Stockport ; Boa. A. Kinnaird, M.P., Perth; George Macaulay, Ideq., M.P., County Arzlin ; B. Minicktoa Mirth ; C. A. Moody, Esq , M.P., West Somer • John Owen , R eq., Pembroke; J. P. Pinmptie, Esq., late M.P., Real • Z. G. &Mabry Req., • Chester; J. A. Smith, M.P. , Chic hester; Ritherd Spocesta rv ßr., M.P., oith Warwickshire ; C. Timers; ~ M.P., Holston ; Sir Harry Vinery Beth M. . Bucking ham • J. P B. Wein heed, ; wri g )3tios, Req., • Northellerton ; James Wyld, Er., MX., Bodeen; Sr Harry H. Goodricke, Beth; Sir Matthew - Blabron, Bert ; Sir Wilfred Lawson, Bart.; Si, Henry Martin, Bart.; Sir A. D. CaWl Brooke, Bart.; Sir John Resur vey, Bert.; Sir Jo h n D'Oyfy Bart.; Lord Benholnis, Scottish Judge of Session ; Kr. Justice Crampton, Dubin ; General Sir Pollock, General Alexander, General M'lanes, Edward Batas, Req., Lode; Professor Balfosi, Professor of Botany, Edinburgh; Hugh Barclay, Er., Sigrid-Substitute for Partied's; R. C. L. fie, Req., London, Treasurer of the Enmeshes' Al- Bence; Thomas Farmer, Esq., Arthington Hall; Taylor, Fas. • Join Trothr, Esq., Diviner = CI Deem of thelide,'Dess of Canterbury, Rev. A Wal the Pierian Legation and Lutheran MiaistlerV, l* W. Ups; D.D., Chopin* to the Revel el Chapel, St Jeans's, London ; Rev. Dr. Staltholf, Minister of the Wrenn Moth, Savoy, London • Rev. C. W. Meyer, Minister of the German Lather C Camberwell, Surrey; Rev. Thelon Miniserr i t the Garman Protester Church, L0nd0m„ , ....8.nr. 100 p& Angus, D.D., President of the Begin, park • Rev. Hugh Allen, Incumbent of St.7lMs,Rlrh.fite ohari ; Rev. Dr. Alexander, Edinburgh; Dr. John Brown, sr., Prothror of Divinity in the United Presbyterian Minsk Edinburgh; Rev. Edward Henry Bitherstelle, Incumbent of Christ Church ; Rem R. G. Barr now of Fulham ; Rev. R. Barren, Chelsea (Petbsiediev of St. Paul's) ; Rev. W. M. Bawl ' c l l V=an Minister; Rev. Dr. Caodlish. Free St. Geor g e's Edinburgh; Rev. Dr. Cooke, Professor of Pres r loci= Amenably's Colleand Der of Residences, Queen's College, Belfast; Bw. W. Weldon Chirpier, Canon of St. Paul's; Rev. i leimiCumming, D.D.,F.R.5.8., National Scottish Church, London • Rev. G. F. Driffield, Rector of Bow; Rev. Dr. Mgr; Prothro of Divinity, Belfast; Rev. W. R. Frammenti', Rorer of Cleydon, Bucks Hon. and Rev. Orlando W. Forester; Rev. Chair Joseph Goodhert, Warr of Park Chapel, Chelsea Rev. Carr John Glyn, Rector of Witchompton Bev. Thomas Guthrie, D.D.Writer of Free St. Joint's, Edinburgh ; Rev. Newmen Hall, Surrey Chapel ; Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Minister of the Scotch Church, Regenerequare;. E. Jots Armen Jars, Btreefegliam ; Rev. J. Jordan, Vicar of Eutaw, Oxoci . R:e. Witham Leaden, Minister ef Diener Chard es-park ; Rev. Dr. Lelfcbilk Loathe; Rev. Dr.' M` die (Hon. Canna of Chester). Liverpool ; Rev. Norman 11.1/4 D.D., Glkarrow, one at her Mersey's Chapla fa red • Rev. Dr. Marsh,. Beckenham. Canon of Worsen; Has sad Bev. Barr* W. Noel; Rev. Dr. Raffles, Liverpool; Rev. Dr. Stems,. Hr. Secretary of the Svimpliest Misses ; Rev. Dr.' Tidier, Secretary of the Lowing Misery Society. TRAIOATIANTIv ComartuttcATlON.—We are ,ablo to asaaaaa (says the DuiNE "wait, Mal) Mat astbarby , W u sea even by lfr. Hamilton, tho &mew, or tha Unary, to the Bawd at Macs, to matt all port charges oa the gam vessels pi by Mr. Lever, to ply betwesab Now York sod Galway. This is s satisfactory proof that. the goversieset will de all in thstr power to advance Irish. ' sad, we will add, baptist Womb in connexion with Mr. r sabseprbs. - - . TittaleT ILIOII2--oltD WIONG.—The Royal Aar dsmiciass cleared 9,0001. last year, sad Yet they we too lows f or too mem to pay a futhtag of nat. Oar A would be waled, ware skid, Hod a geod e = MOM ON Ws evasion. They ma to very good *Mom. but they evidat io a:_aold Bat tbemsel yes wry tailliaatly as far what eta yea thereat'', my ht. favour ad the _ 4ni t o ratleawa who are 'away begging theirpooh= P CHILD POISONZD BY PAZCIPITATI OP LEAD.— Yeskeisy Ilr. leorbase, deputy 001011111 for Westminster, rssehod Idsroodso obi dosek el • slid, vented John ' Week whose Wier is • &snooker, at No. 18, New Chisels see" Ilsomdl. • pemplbr, ilie• bed boo prescribed for the' re. by • •• =0.7.1 f 1= tdiii ma rtit • j= 100 K tr i thr ibili wniag fr.l4r by =blebs, and gave same of to the child, who Mei Is of kw • two, ha spite of the aatl &lse wig& woe stladeblwol Is IR