The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-24 00:00:00

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C . .ezeign wow •DI Ilistklla; nun immo. min lad Ilmink 'Mom. LIM* So a AONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT =art ritclacc‘VireGm."l".:ngnts*Pilli."....""B"B l i=r .. fba ' a Sx,i ih "'lrrrijs'rTLgP=Z g 4 nllWor="7 2/ "l'immlL DX LAMM ANATOMICAL MUSIUM, 4 Ws ORS DAILY Ow ek =WEV I L Few WWI& we Mow Wftwelles Is wwwlia WO IllaWdow. awl Idde -,i,W164.4= SI". ea Os et la. owl owt Awe lisw Mast am IN d Mho ~txOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL for Ira I awl I IOWNLOIII4IIIII7, kg amid MIMI is imam Mr IL it 4 =L tr ius t =.p. AMMO. um nPOSTO.-Aa OLD BOTTLED PORT of high wasit.carat=cr,==... 4. . BRANDT, 111. per galioa.—Pals se Irian 16•46 0 11Wor amtioust padtt.liellial l• ow rapes ale. S. 9 = mbiiib WO lOW VV. OW ill Eala ir""inadalL . 510110. i M OM of ART.--F. DAVIII, Import'', a b or abis nWi l lvo l "P kel: A . mesmaatirl p.Tootto= a = ar. as I= . IMAM, OIUOINAL DIAMOND CEMENT antra" wail. sad • he It A. to to as we spievA r W hi the avil Whin add Il l irt Mel Mild* dr . Ar tf es w. de Swag Deft MA Ilk dorldill• FarmCHl% PRESENTATION NOVELTIES is mnia MACHU 112 4 11spoweinsk W.. mod 4./deftelell. arast= a Maid a iviemme et ‘. IC whim =al MY MIK Moe . Is liZus4arat II" • Y . riliworlocr leislm i t, is ==adopsed firpremearlime Air=orsinga WET LENT three aye after sr Omaha, he mom me pin se MIIIOI. sposnomil .thir ATMWstra. =X i= au Opes TRILZOUNDII WHICILLY may be per reeled a saw nm. sia ea nag apnia aim Ms insionsm Ist me MI momil mr inaing r.. trinlita in er. Mie 1.1/1 Mar II sa rr a , .oir Tan an samt riga min Mesmensamb illi'm =weee."—edl"r- iiiiests sosiekrita who mar from memo del,...ntiVElo serui ster bo ill 5 1. 41Melminl powarise sip el M i lr=gati a re me rr a . "l. 7 . 4 err ' el the iswin a l res Lopinuare die me anallal . 21 ., aSailia was ° "ha. regalia A. so* j ti m misi tra eri 1.11% LIRREONS who moot swam COD LIVER Otth_daseli leis mom =a I som GOD WINS Wiwi. IMO we likenot um de mals. Orb alr maim ow et Os IBM se. 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JOIN ItAllllllllllolll.ftirairr. n OLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. BONUS TIAN. YPIKTIAL ATTAIN TION dreeleil belie ediesime et NOV tie Mrd s oe . : beeseelleb m lteaM 1/101)111 DITUU I The FUND to beVNIDIIN a ' be herb glib bare rim oe lie bestow el tbe Cinemer due SO NIL /AK etre the INS Wise esei To ILSTITIVAITINN to PiIITIrIFAIN la assetlV INION. wee bawl at Ise Medi Ofee. et et the se honest ebsioL Wm*, Mb alay lab 9.Fr. b aso m triroos4vio Maim. Astaannuitcris Imenibil into ID le 01 Itr i ll ° lorAZT OFFlOZSllpteemollor le Amur. 241A0g alma. rad DONNit sod bIN lbs BPI* Oelealesb mime Pei as be peed esd Ober OOLONIAL leiN sod lb scal:=No b wank willsport Taseseme Femme sea ems. 11111M11.01 1.10•••••• 1111111.06 *Wu". Comtism.' be AA f tehaErA. *ANVIL IL 7711114317110111. Tbs. Sea LONDON Lesebordl-seseeL 11)111011am" (mot GO/Natreet NI/O LIN . isetrtleetrett. BRDSTEADS of every description, both wood, Ire% end rem Wed meth hurter, NJ t•adlng demielft J. MAPLE MI Cs.. 146 to 14 ToWeIMOMMIIIIL AS Deterred rtierom Mgr TVNINO and DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE 1, la war Diedais ere rev. lio; re lookie our, to erre' reed, three odor • drevirever dory re. 01 orb ; Imeela wore& tetra ter J. Mr M e T h pwit "ONie PIECES mag assess ise lierelleboroe to t Ile u r rpot edi rile IL @NM Ift fir area: deb Irder anis al it. IL Pa PIM J.lLllira. VA felumairembwei q u AL , EXPLOSIONS EFFECTUALLY PEN TIUM= b. the ms of • ABBOTT/ VIIIITILATOIL Ibe slink lAA siIN eta %IBM l• •sliml .m 44 aim • mpply ilb = 1••••••• lOC flormul, Onimpor fteisi o =la MUNN'S VZOZTABLE (OOLZA) 46. ed. 3r.Si e lhair r am tr l ies= h 161 .7a"i:72' w nr h bet Burned SOX& andows ld 'i r MIN Shihhe Ordhs. oar hoe hork. V ULCANISED INDIA-RUBBER HOSE sad ....we Lyn rut 4446,=,...- ...L.. 41 B. DR JONOHB LIOHT-BROWN OOD UV= OIL. bin Se ramordasty ragAdlty M Ps mosalm I. BM Oaf kmommolaM amorbr to oroty Mbar kW. M. k free Mum maNews imam sod atior4mts. 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Illasetigr MN. wise L. • bp lisimekli MINK sM LOWLIIVIVIL AS SAILSIALL 111111,11111 4 . No. L erisanowat: I =. "" 4• °' Z •be 27=oniiiiii ii — ia yearn= MANS. ovasO4ll2llZUW M OLajlif d Awns, +..Wm. b ummit.d: i m ibib rinessrd - 11. Aftsesea USTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND. .nonu It/ at Ye illiVlPALial 0017111111101 Lestra, beg be wabe last.2l . bwe y billb the beedbal‘ fat the la lio OW a SIOURSIOU 11001111t= 0 - 71 — 'be • 1 le Stiall Of 4iny make lee WI poke Wieraded be dw_dedebilla Pleas Iled sabot •=i n ektaske 14 .11. 4%." . = E rt.: ... ..........x.E.z... istsiZ nd .. i . .V . . : r..u rge‘frl d fillern Weelab. s . s ...• Row: We be lbw al the dVa ir e e e l 4.14 x 14411 4 L. 44 lea al aim jis s w iZ ia = l " . ....fillt: Ober Whesabwe la a preepWam mal be bad ea awd/ra ARMS'S BPBGTACLEI3, the tempest sad buw ei volLium, assillare for minleg OD re tea 4..—Banri nea rrirs elm he vailosrprekag. e mi aree t. : 1401,4 . . EM asi OCOLg a tisiar *a les I= 3, W•ab ia zios i ar es tra X". IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Winsuomr, Fn. 11. (coatimith from yer'erdsy's rsrpror.) Kr. ALCOCK, is inevlni that to Clutch-rates Com mutation Bail be reed a etc,ded thee, egplaimed that it was a mearare lively Talent try, end that it entherrered preens to range their estates, or to give lead or mosey, for the et pariah ciLtuthes, antler th e authority al the C thathelethaers, a when which be thought much prelinble Is thse el the gonneeseat fur cresting out OM peal et ineumbeste and churchwarden. Mr. COLLIN:Imnd to dofar the second reading mad may; earl this smeethment was ultimately agreed to. Mr. COLLINS Mewl the mooed readlag at the Bien- Scan tar., Bill ; but stabiagently withdrew the mat'out. Other bilk which nood kr • mooed reading were, altar game emeerest!on, likerrhe deterred. The bourns having gone thus committee upon the COmplilk ran to be granted enter the 'donor Courts (Indeed) Bill, • reeeteeks charging the semponst‘on epos the Cone bland Nod wee wandrown, mad rotifer impalasa gimp dear wes ed ta The bean ap dm west fate cernettee upon the bill, when the sews' dams edema' nue diseumata, sad received anti sea ahem* ear sham Meg P The bowie adjoined et lea imisoteetrn s elet i. e. THE New 3EIIIOUT.—At bet Majesty's levee ro b/rasa the hoar of knighthood was sedwred epos Mr. Armstrong, the rants of she new rgs pie, who Is father described as " Warr to the War Dspereat Sr Raid Otdaanr."—" This appriatenerd," disarm do b eetTaw is ▪ wry sigadcant Land, Om diet that all eroe ups oar sumeaseste by the tetrahedra of the need snares ireakt by lk W. Annatmag is tits meet tat c o tr. bred se say arra nopectlag the national de ft these saw ireatiose ten eat to te se foeurabie in practise se they are nada' is aseratier it world ern se though all the old cry and real arrangements et the world meet sea we away like tee airy *Mamie paver of • morning's dream. What known ' herr that Seats apaa the seas—eye, or what exist ing formes read by hmnr bra—could resist • storm 'of bolts and ram omelet 80. b. or 90ile. weight, sad oast tram • dinar of fr aEr to seven miler? In naval warfare, to be sure, this is a pine at which two can play. The defend is as good as the attack usataing parity of ear agate. lint so whit aped to terrines How ere pare to hit a rifting speck tat miles td?—bat the specks can hit the letter at their hire. Ceder ouch arrangeneente the days of Cemastadt, Cherbourg, and Gib raltar would appear is be emir So of sll naval arsenide, uslem they can be mar Woad, up river', and beyond red et sad • storm as may be prod upon them from red at sea. With roger he ripe, however, it meet always be that they meet ups opal terms, LW the con direr oder whisk they snare the rm.." Casinio-coon Munoz Courasy.—The half rawly mast ng of this repay was held at the odds, 9, Villieralres, Strad ; Mc R. Food in the ehair. The Liar that the toile sad sorrel recepte for their smounted to 3,1341. 18a. lid.. fad the exporters 11711Ginese wird, relating Interest on geerenteed stock ar beak to 2,8641., leaving • surplus of 2701. lls. 7d , bat rig reed to meet outstanding claims. By the company's sersagersat with the Loan Fund Cemoriestore, they wen to pay Spr rt. per animus for the loan of the money they termed ken the eommisionerr, and refund the principal to yearly krakeents of 1,640/. up to the year 1861, and the kraut, which would then amount to 2,1301., in the year 1862. To get rid of this drain, the directors borrowed 19,0001., at 41 par dot. for a fixed term, with which they repaid the commies's:ices, :educed the preral bond debt, end paid 11001. off the solieitor'e bill, end they have in bawl, to the credit of capital, a balance of 3601. 1 hey have also converted the six per cent. stock into firs per ant. stock for ten years drain. Stock to the emoted of 20,2501. boo been so convetted, and 4.7601. still remised to be dealt with. This would be allotted to the shareholders according to priority of &pi:aeries. These Ilsancial arrangements wined they calculated, save the company 3261. per smear The report further mentioned that slept:lrons were on foot for the Ede of the bridge to the Loader bridge and Charing sore Railway Comp iny, which well, if completed, be rid Wore • speed messing of therm/odr The report was adopted. Taw NORTHIRN PLAINS Or 00DR.--As the camp saimisk go out to graze, thousands of camels elephant., pair, DoE loot, end bullocks for many miles round the camp, thank' denture of the forest ate frightened, and go off to great diatom-es, where it is seceseary to track and awn three down before • party can start with say chance et recess. The day we arrived on the Rapes 1 saw two lure wolves does at bend in the thin grass by the river; to-day two were sees within • hundred yards of the heed of the column, and herds of antelope and Apnoea dear rite up and flee sway from oar vidatto end flanker, to the der er of the eportvmen, who mat keep with their men on the ire of mash. A. to the Soca of wild geese ducks, an 4 tal —the wonderfel long - legged , long-necked wades —sans, block and white, plover entre, quail of rear silt., colour,, and varieties, which are seen in the early monies or the course of • nun h. no piece I have ever wired, except the steppe of Southern Russia, can afford such deader* and divinity of epodes as taws sonar pities if Ore. The thickets are haunted by presks and prone, and by the beautiful Frorig inal sock of our own dear cbanticleer sod`Dame Padre. In the bag worse grass nibble end gambol hard, arch pereemitei by talons and silver foxes. In the same haunts are the beautiful black partridge sad his less e Ale grey cooper. Flycatebere, trim the lively, audacious, and grant king crow, down to • toy little peen t ilew, with • yellow kragieg cep, net bigger than a wren, flit over the fields ie all directions. The air is 811.4 with the screens armee =which Ark in bred strains of colour sod in Cs at • time from tope to tote, aired well by the never-erasing chores of the animeted leardent MIMS. The beige bine jay is common, and lamer as well r mote brilliant than the keeps's enemy I. England. Shrikis are coerce on every rid hedge—the large gray—the small brown butcher bird, with a white wreak over the re, esd white head, and two sombn coloured varieties of lager eine. The titmouse is boring away amid every thatched roof, bat none of the varieties resemble or English frit nds. Over every large jest hover Soh hawks, men, and larva Marren which dart down right under water, after a fluttering pause twrnty or thirty feet above the surfed of the wets. On every side there le life orkeleol in forms strange and be te- Wel. bat it con ally be described by the scientific naturalist who can deer more time to his subject than he could Sod at the head of • edema menhir twenty mire a-dr.— /fru Coneeporssi A WORD FOR SADLER'S WeLes.—But if pleasure be destroyed by ea 01 slowing, it It waltiplai by • suitable essepandensidp; the ,peat warn y, the grace of Intelli gay the jest eritielsr the - well-tieted applause, the per deareara the wr-dkeseed rake; the perms of She. ekes is edema, led may make the short periods hawses OS ads (they should wryer he rag) hardly leas rem - elk Ihes the acts themeshr. Seek, thee, a good company (yea aria Sad it at Sadier's Wells) an intent d audio:roe— yea will lad it also there—a pod play and good °dopa mine; red se and improve poor and. To the large der Opener wimp leek epos the Map r a great iniquity, this Cilw.h.toff= very hilipdtees leo, bet it would be well prejudice seek, M go to see what it In they et; to sit threader M. Phelps's represents- Ikea el the libakipseks dome ; eerelldb le observe his so discos, see orsiforly esethior a emptyi the rear sa thee d dr eta pekoes to his pk eel his belay,ng he le eberek. hisesen • Mead to Hosatiourrie; or whether, r • parer of krona mud intellectual ordainment be roam moue Jeedj be ermseed as • Mir to morality ad areeil amitliasrlferes Magssiles, farFahraery. Tee erre or Loaner.— shmi MEE In • late ni ters, than erel9loll voters is the Or ellatair, et der 16,479 are theme ebb poor pates. The mamba fif Alum of the yearly veined wpwarlls KUL A very issureal Beast st yeal~ Word and impaled phelepaphs thin Nth bhp= by ea apperene, lath levelled by itherses. WA elthe Coated Photogra ph r Roar, Canscreteed FoulestPOTATollB.—From a parliamentary cemestjir plate., it appears that lest ar there wen 1,721,9 U owes of vastest imported In to the United I Ripka. LITERATURE Adam Bede. By Owens Elam, author of " Scenes of Clerical Li fe." In 3 vols. Blackwood and Sons. This work answers more nearly to oar idea of what a novel should be than any we bare read for a long time. Like Scott's, neither the charac ters, nor the incidents, " overstep the modesty of nature." There is no exaggeration or caricature. The persons of the story are is divides's, and not specimens of classes. The moral tone of the book is pure and sound, but it has no moral purpose;" its religious feeling is strong, but it is too thoughtful and enlightened not to be com prehensive. Here is a well-bred, comfortable, un enthunutic clergyman, bat he is not rebuked; and there are Methodists, but they are neither sneered at nor ridiculed. In short, the author's mind, as a novelist's should be, is of that easy, capacious struc ture which can conceive, without irritation or eager preference, the most various forms of cha racter and opinion; and if it fails to give us that minute and profound delineation of any which is derived from exclusive sympathy, it compensates us by doing more ample justice to all. We hare not here one or two strongly marked cha miters moving about amidst scenes shaped and co loured by their overbearing moods, but a cheerful little community, in which the people act and re-act ,eassielasither,„elso week On the strong Is jell at the string on the weak, where lasting consequences spring from trivial things, where there is a stir of general life and a solid world nntoeched by the emo tions of a separate mind. This careful and loving treatment of every figure which he introduces was characteristic of - Mr. Eliot's former stories, and is still more remarkable in " Adam Bede." The ser vants, the little children, the very dogs and cows in the farm-yard are described with wonderful truth and humour. Here is a picture not unworthy of Herring : The some had quite changed le the ball-hour that Adam had been to the garden. TM yard wee full of lib now : Marty wee letting the eessemiag cab through the gem, end M l, and movokieg p the alter by liming at him ; the grew, doer wee snobs es Its IMgm as Allah shut It, after balky; set the oars • the homes were being hi eat to watering, amidst much barking et all the three doge sod many whops" from Tim the ploughmen, es if the heavy animals who held down their meek, IMMO/pat benle, and lift d Muir shaggy kat so deliberately, wen T tl e kt i preeh wildly in every direction but the right. E wee come beck ham the meadow • and whim etty mod Adam entered the home-pace, Mr. Piper wee seated to the thus -eolnered Mak, sad the grendhther in the lug. arm-chair opposite, leek/ft an with plea mat exconstion while the nipper was being hid on the oak table. Mrs. Peyote had lad the cloth herealf-a cloth mode of bolos-spun lines, with a Minim checkered patties on It, sad of ea agreeable wbitey-brown bee, seek se all eendble housewives liked to me-nose of your birthed " shop-mg" that would wee, isto kiss to so time, bet geed boneopea that would last for two generedons. The ea/4 veal, the *soh Mtwara, end the stead Mine, might well leek I .I:bg to heavy men who had dined at leaM•pest 13 o'cloelt. On the large dell-table essinet the waS there I were bright pewter-plates and spoons sod um, ready be Ali& sad hi. map Mom ; Sir the norther em mamma ate their sapper not tar all seele ether ; whisk was all the plea , mentor, because if s monk about temerrier morning's week occurred to Mr. royale, Ali* was at bend to bear it. We cannot withstand the temptation of extract ing a little more description of the family of which we have just caught a glimpse, and which plays an important part in the story-an English farmer's hmily, in one of the north midland counties, somd fifty Two ago : - - • Awl now the little prommion set off. Mr. Pope, wee in his Sunday suit of drab, with a red end gram weiatecet, and a green watch• ribbon baying a large eoradina seal attached, pendeot like a plumb-line nem that semester, when hie watch•pocket was sittist4 ; a milk handkereldet of a tone mead his neck, and ezeelleat grey ribbed et knitted by Kee. Poymis own hand, main tithe pews tions of his leg. Mr. Peyote bad ne nem to be mimed of his leg, end magented that the growth( ethos of and other fashions temlbegter elk gone the nether Itm " Vrel their origin in a *able d,grarearey ei the Imam eall. &WI lies had he r. aeon to be ashamed et his mad jolly hoe, which was good-hamar Itself as he said, "Come, Betty— come, little use." and, giving his arm to his wile, led the way through the causeway gate into the yard. The " little tuts" addremeel were Marty sad Tommy • boys of nine and seven, In little fustiest .iled coats and knee breech-o, relieved by ruby cheeks and black eye. ; looking as much like their feller as a very small elephant is like a very large me. linty walked between them, and behind came patient Molly, whose task it was to any Totty through the yard and over all the wet plum on the road ; for Totty, bath/ speedily recovered from her th reatened fever, bed ia- Mind on going to church to-day, and especially as wearing her red-sad-black necklace meted. her tippet. And then were many wet places for her to be tarried over this after sooty for th, re had been heavy showers Is the morning, though now the clouds had roiled off and lay in towering silv.ry =Wee on the horiscia. Yost might have knows it was Baader, If you bed only metrid up in the fezenyard. The seeks sell twee seemed to know it, and made osly erasing annised noises ; the very bull-dog looked low ravage, as if he would have bees setts 6ei with a smaller bite than usual. The susthise mewed to cell ell thing to te.t sad not te labour : it was asleep itself on the mane-growa cow-shed ; en the group of white darks settling together wi th their bills iseked under their wings on the old Math sow stretched languidly on the straw, while her lamest young one found an excellent spring bad on his stothees let rile; on Aleck, the shepherd, is hie new atria frock, taking en nuemy siesta, half-standing on the granary steps. Wick was of opinion that church, bk. other hunries, was set to be indulged in often by a foremen who had the weather and the ewes on his mind. "Church l nay—l's gotten grammat elite t ) think on," was an gamer which ha often att-red in a tone of bitter algal. Banos that alleseed further question. I feel sure Alick meant no irreverence; indeed, I know that his mind was sot of a speculative, negative case, and he would on no so onest have seined going to cher* ea Christmas Day, Easter &Imlay, end " Whhernatide." But be had a general impieties that public worship and religions ceremonies, like other nen-productive railitnents, were intend- d far people who hod leisure. • There's father meteadieg at the yard gate," mid Martin Toper. " I reckon he wants to watch us down the Orli. It's wonderful what sight he his, and him turned seventy- Bre." "Ah. I ohm think wi' tit' old folks as It is wr the babbie. " said Mrs. Freer • " they're satiated In' looking, to ma tt er what they're looking at. it's O . d Aniglity'? way o' quietening Nes, I reran, afore they go to sleep.' I Old Martin opened the gate as he saw the family wrote , skin approaching, set held it wide open, Issuing ea Ids , stick—plowed t a do this hit et work ; toe, like ail old men whose life has been snot in labour, he like d to feel that he wee still metal—that there wee a better mop of wire In the garden because he wee by at the sowing—end that the coin would be miikel the better 1/ be staid at hoer on • , bond q a'ternoon to look on. He dry. went to rune os Bacrareent Sundays, but nut wry regularly at other time. : op wet Sundays, or whenever be hod a tour of rhetimatier he used t a read the three dret eheptrn of Genesis retest. " They'll hie putt n Thies Bed.. I' the ground afore ye get to the church) ard," he said, r his son rune op. " Itit ha' been better ter if they'd he' boned him i' the /Gessoes elms the rain woe fellia' : theta's so bkeihoods eta drop sew • ea' the moon lies like • brat there, dot sea f That's a save kips o' Lir weather—there's a many as is false, bet that's save." " Ay, ay," odd the eon, " run la hopes it'll hold up sow' " Wed whet the n says, need what the parer says, my said lather to the black-eyed in youngsters in Inewirrehee, carious of ••nimble or two their parrs, whir they looked forward to handling a 1 ttle, errelly, drag the soros. " Ord bye, deeded," raid Totty. " dote to church. Me dot my scrisce cm. Dive me • peppeeeeint." Orread, adder with laughter at this " deep Huh meek" slowly tsar/weed his stick to his lett hand which held the gate opts, mad slowly thrust his finger kart the wautooss pocket era which Tatty had geed h. r eyes with a mordent look M espectati.n. And when they were all gone, the old run leased on the pre again, watching them across the lame slung the Home r/or, end through the fey gate tl3 they disappeared behind a bend in the hedge. For the hedgerow. in there days stun out cat's stew, ens es the better-managed farms; and this aftereen, the , dog-reers wens toesiag est their oink wrestba. the sightrade was ha its yellow sell perils, glory, the psis honeysuckle grew oat of reser prep lag Mak net of W and over Mt, ea ash or sycamore ray sew end this threw ire shadow sense the path. There were acquaintance* at ether gates who bed to more aide end let them par : st the gate of the Hems Clow there was half tbe dairy of cows stealing re baled the caw, eatereely slow to madentead that their her bolls be le the way ; at the fir g~aate there wee the mere her heed over the bare, end .dde bee Ihe liversorerella with its her t mare its zestires flask, spianatly L orb ealsemassi by its own eYatllheg'arra The , weIZ Wisely tree& Mr. Tomes ova Lids Oa they e • the leak Toad Iraq to the vidope, sad be tame a Imes eye oe the stock sad the mops se they west slag, l while Mrs. Prue wee reedy te supply a maw rams try on theme ell, The woods who omega • Say bra • aka km 1 i. b R►M which , herself .object. we_ of telling them to • words. dependent fulness drawn, extract in bee . bud fay °tabu:ill matt, y sad • oat her years k Mina and is of the the atrktast et far ling' vas u fr sa sogisist amais; I dr wad for the r✓ Dated r until • Mosta Aid dead bags s..— %distinct nab .as wee bikes b albs b saw Win . &arched day le VMS fotolwi solghbouro bottook. winceo too dtto-i door, sts ol w rbalosoo boo* emu, UMW* altoos, Itut foot who straw ▪ ad , ▪ v WOK k threw 1. eyes r a wet t. wheats no i. t e % had r. alkotiona bed rouo - d °P.3g!' tenairli of them fortabio: We , MINS: ses▪ isi, cbal!vn v a.i t ohoold ✓be I M vi but t what Goa; oh* • dome. Ifkb. *balk tome village sad tittl Life • author that and Bade.' comes sad (Stamped Id, • NEWSPAPER gapt- 4 , l' i f t . i' t . kii .; a 1 Il 51 111 • r if 11 (4. I s Ai • ~ e , e ,11. 0.41 f r, SSaUdXa 1 I . (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. e share in =akin the rest, so she may wall ha allowed . MUSIC. see her opinion oe st.ok sad their " keep "—en exercise du strengthens her understanding so much that site finds —., 1 1 elf able to give tee hatband adobe on meet other MUSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. sett• e ir i e li n ee eg them n otg theoings t t a o r y d , o ourwai which readers westra th a e g d l isse iaa rvi vise ce w era i : lis de em od u ne n t ioz w db h . l ei d d r e:il u ntemiave b r il : ribe. now ; , s w n e wsi are bor which, inforin t ed egeth , ti t ato reed, and to read only in the author ' s own sodium; . de. Indeed it is so simple, and its interest so at. James ' s Hall .as Completelyatlbr ir ' illrecmieendie:ncett° f orms lar ge filled. The following was cadent upon the associations which insensibly the programme: mutate in the course of the narrative, that its • Pal? I. cm would entirely evaporate under any summary Her Ocean tat unser pertartrece tenant. We have already spoken of the truth- stestat. sad _et,i ...... iiiiitieiliiiiiiiei Niek Clada was with which the subordinate characters are tuxes" 'a ami.",,albe taw Osseo_ it. 'emu. 1.0. Ida ',I& 31 W. 11. Rearm) we, and this feature of the work enables us to 00 •V a 5ib.,....,..."N0t1e5b ru =r.......„ ...,..... ltu ...passa g e net inferior in power to an y . which form N.11W7.7....: .............. := a. gu w . rear It Detains, and yet quite apart from the main into ururrhour um we .. 0.4 (The of the story : rower et Mew L. soom , t five o'clock Llsbeth coma down stairs with a large key I. Was- o. L Avilsallan. 3. Tanta di Yards-andante ?larakoss. 4. umente-albrette. er band ;it was the key of the chamber where her bus- Ari u ' i tneadind sod one: Mrs Dolbr d fay dead. Throughout the day, incept in her oectitusel I . ........ ............ ........ F. Rom, P.P. 1333. mrsts of wailing grid , she had bees in incesant move- (Far °mil ' s ... lmm. _ ..." . Xr. .... John Basalt t, performing the initial douse exactitude that bilmg tit religions its. She bed brught M. Chad le a young Dudek composer who hen gained • her little store of bleached linen, which she had &r long ororburoblo ts kept in reserve for this supreme um. It seamed bat reputation in Germany, bat is as yet unknown A:du—that time so many mithanimers age, be she M this cosery. The above specimen of his talents has not told Thies whose this ben lay, that he might be are quickened oar drive to make his farther acqualatmor. Why the ft is faintest tarp tla ingtila ge orour etwe ScoUish we ll imp ighl w ar L d muldhlac, not reach it out for bee whets she died, for she was the elder Indeed, my melgulity of clisnoter whatever; but • • nor , he two. Than there had beam the work of eiseasfeg to strictest purity every oipect ta the 'trend chamber, and it a tisane ismoving from it may tease et omenson daily occupat — on. • small wisdow which bad JAW° Wet In the frosty °I e° 4 • 1 • 0 4 4800 fad Want with the chill of a pew dieeseeeterereeetetreet seed* wendettettes deed bead. Eard ff s megallkent recitative art ale user, melt now be derbaed with a white phew, is hem 1%. ladies Oases---e somessrpioce of atiody red was the deep which le as seared under the bare meets = weds mpreeded _ me foatrooe froot two ..... la moiled homes. Liebe* had even mended • long- w g- . was bat ladierrently sequinted with • laded sad unnoticeable mat la the chick , red bit of bed- us; '=•'. for the momma =dm sad ste m ss now i n n bi n s, its style and mint, and bad probably never read or heard of i would be able to do the imuslkst adios of respect or love the drama to which It belongs; sod the fico old melody was overloaded with a 'tofu modern accompaniment es much eat the still corpse, to which la all her thought' ohs aitii - ed some coseciousoems. Our dead are rover dead to as of keephg with Pero& se an ything that could be concclved. I it we have Immense them ; they can be injured by ne„ 4° . ....foot w m can be wounded ; they know all our paratenos, all our eltriolle et English aelidana has a kiln 6a Its lag sere that the place is empty ; all the der dor. Be its so mate neglected that be very mme has as we bestow on the mart relic of their grantee. become etzease to the medic; and when, by some chance, I Messed parent woman mar dell banns that her m ob s of kb w pm to be brought kowura, it dus 000atione. Decent burial was whet Lisbeth had a tblahing of ttr herself through sof V,rilt, with an must first g° through the bands td "se af - sta` War expectation thet she ; mow w b nn ' ,b e was duet improver. Mr. Hoary Smest's soma poesemes much sir weed to the churchyard, followed by her husband merit, though it is evidsatly the work of one her orm h ave t o onltalia not be who now she felt as If the greatest work of h eons; sad her has en sufficiently habituated to lian composi- ti h fed ea Itlia' style of his own. It le thr- um to hs done in seeing that Thies was buried decentlya we hit-wrier the white thorn, where setae, is a dream, hod thought she lay in the coolly yet ell the while inn " dime than Italia. and 11"=°1 compounded 4310144 the wading above, sad smelt the white blossoms that an• Weber. The subisot le the soliloquy of ItYlueell Medosse •el thick arm the thorn the Sunday she west to be watching for the snivel of bur husband's bark. It was rehed altar Adam was born. rang by Muse Dolby with remarkable beauty and dramatic Int now she hod done everything that could be dome ta- .in the chamber of thistle—had due it all herself, with .M. Sib's conowtante for the piano and orchestra as aid hoot her eons in littiog, for she would let no one be "sr Maher, sea whole, rather lacoherent end desultory; had to help her from the village, not being fond of female but It was vigorously written and ecatained sou beautiful ghboure generally ; and her fannies Dolly, the old Wage, especially a gee military march. The pianoforte part wet epee at Mr. Burge's, who bed come to coadole with woo q ua/m y an . c .,l by the comprt.,.. ifs thommalag as soon as she heard of Thlas's di nth, was dinesightsd to be of much see. She had baked the Spohr's femora symphony, "Die Weihe der TOns," was le, sad sew bid the key in her Mod, ss she threw hence the Poet foetsee of the moose. In this work the illseiriella an MU • chair that pt ad oat of its place in tie middle esteem has made a mane approach than any me else to the hers floor, where in ordinary times sbe woad new Beethoven's vastness of comospilon. It Is a grand poem, re consented to sit. The kltobcu bad bad none of her se- which, like Shahs/ware', o Suss Ages," describes the whole dice that day; It was soiled with the tread of muddy me, sad an ily with chitnes and other objects out of *l.e. cgMM° of basest 208 . by nnind of the sounds associated with d what at another time would have barn intolerable to its differeat phases. The ororeeme i ds in the wan- i e. high's habits of crier end siemattner, erred to bar aow tray earadrateal trk of desadrag, by sound, the Abaco I mist should le • it was right that Map should look w him p ree m e a th e mi m es of mu m ; snob i s t h e m a. '1 mp sad dutordsied and wretched, now the old toes had rase cd the nursers from the embestra that It gives the 1; me to his and in that sad way; chi kindles might sot to ka, if nothing bad happiest& Adam, overcome with the herlin d e n of edam& Tbsal we beer the sounds o f ilatine Gahm and suntans of the day after Ms AIM of herd the brew, the boater, the notes of birdie, the cries of et, had frees wimp on a bock in the workshop ; and miser t thou the mother laglag to her Übe—then the Ili was In the took kitchen making a firs of sticks that be Since of childhood, and the sorra& of the youthful lover. I hd i r t 1 " boll. to hail' aadanuada his m ' ahat team Next dm strain of martial made berets forth, Ms wanton mie tea, ea todalgesot whi ch she rarely allowed bona There woo me sr la the hitches whoa Litho* entered Whi mar* to hat* end the Act= *Mum in itiew P h row herself tae the cline. She looked round with bleak "Last ears chill, I es at the dim sad scafrion en which the bright afternoon To does this otreage, eveatfal, hiWary," 1 . • stare d•mt t!, was a t'd • pea with the 'ad con- Ma asks as the grave, and the team" (mge is chanted 1 . . ales of bee --that confusion which beluga to the et hours of a saden sorrow, when the pace human soul la " 11100 reashor fsliorred, however. by a stasis ed dolma a one who has b ees dsporitsd sleeping moos the ruins of mmeeletion, which terminates this beautiful, sad moat rest city, and wakes up in dreary amazement, sot knowing poetical week. It was enceediagly well pare:mot ; sad 1 talker it is the glowing era the drying day--not bow- every one present muse have felt gratersl fee me of the g why sad whims cus this introit/MU sans of deso- greide , pinnies which =de= a " . dm, or why he too finds biased desolate In the midst it. . Where an , ther time Ilibith's first thought walla have bean ,ere Is Adam?" but the sudden death of bar bombes& IMPROVED ELECTRICAL CABLE. I A restored him In those hours to that Bret pima is her „ n Tuesd even ingay the Rev. Walter Mitchell, A forgotten hie fault. es we forget the sorrows of cur do- M.A., delivered a lecture "On the Atlantic Tele. read childhood, and thought of nothing bat the young boo graph, and Electric Telegraphs in general," at the i I ad's kindness and the old men's patience. Her eyes eon- Russell Institution. The most novel feature of the toed to wander hiaak'Y until de th " ma ht sad began to lecture, and one which elicited groat interest, was move some of the salami thing., tee d clear the small Red deal table that he might set out Ids mother's tea the description of some very interesting experiments as it. by Professor Hughes, the inventor of the printing " What art pia' to do r' she mid, rather porristly. telegraph recently described in our columns. These , . I want thee to have a =pot tee, mother," assured eevtsbly . Seth, experiments have not only exemplified the defects of atlut, ' " It ' ll " the. att pod; and rll P at two or theta the rot Atlantic cable and the cause of the in- ' these thins away, and make the house look more coca- Iner . r .. nab." terrnption of electno commun i ca tion, but also "Comfortable I How mast talk o' mein' things oinnfutt- afforded a demonstration of an easy method of pre- 1 1 de f Let ohs ht a-be. There's no comfort for me so venting such accidents for the future. A copper MS." dr west on, the tears coming when she big•t_.to wire insulated in the ordinary manner was placed in ask "as * thy pest I " thw's rydel as I''' washed bee en ' a bath of salt and water. An electrical circuit was waded, ea' got a victim' for'm for to rty 'ear, an' hien allays a p'emed wr Win thing I dope teem, ass' at ed to ha so made, interrupted only by the water. The corn- I , seedy an' do nes jobs fm ma whoa I war Ulan' cambered we plots insulation of the copper wire was indicated a' bobby, an' made Ise the posiet an' brought it error, as by the needle of one of Mr. Henley's most delicate road as could be, en' carried the led as war as heavy as two. galvanometers connected with the interrupted oar- rent standing at zero. A hole of considerable r ahm eesea hr Wat .ail oan e ss an l w ' en n ied 'er to g 7o m ati blea '' see a ! y the elerar y , •.: ter dead as' gone the very next Cbristram se o'er come. size wile then made th roug h the gu il e percha, i La' bbn to be Moore lin the brook as we pared o'er the allowing the salt water to reach the wire. The ay we war married n' come here together, electrical circuit was then immediately completed n• he'd made them lots o' shelves for me to pat by the water, the deflection of the needle, and its ay Vete, au things on, as' showed 'ma me as ito rmanent position at 90 deg., marking what is re ea could be, 'come he tooled I should hi phased. La' les war to die an' me not to know, but to be a4leo I' technically called "dead earth," or in other words oy bed, se if I caredna night sb no it. Eh I an' me to live to the complete escape of the electric force through the • is &at! An as as war young folks =ne t la thought we opening into the surrounding water. A more h°°l4 do ravel when we war mated. ' Lot a - bet bat, let minute hole was then made, when the following .be I I wont T hie no ay : I camas if I as'er ate nor drink curious phenomena presented themselves. The needle e mom. When one end o tb' bridge tumbles doers, chore'.th' use o' th' other 'tannin' f I may's well die, of the galvanometer was deflected about 70 deg. t a' feller my old MID. Tbere's no knowia' but he'll but instead of remaining stationary at that point, i . rant me." kept vibrating irregularly through arcs of two or This old peasant woman is altogether one of the three degrees on each side of 70 deg. The perplex- wet characters in the book. Can lug thing be more iog vibrations of the galvanometers applied to the leeply, ludicrously true to nature than this ? electric cable were thus exemplified. It becomes What art poin' to do r' asked Lisbeth. "&t about thy 'midair's coffis r' therefore exceedingly probable that the vibrations supposed to be produced by earth currents are ; i.. " No, mother," mid Adam ; " we'es going to take the wood nothing more than an indication of the minute o td. village, end 1111 t, it made than." "Nay, ry I* say,'Liebeth buret or to an eager, wall- nature of the flaw in the gotta percha, which 1 rig t me; "thee wotas Ist nob ~dy ciao thy hyther's alibi has destroyed the conducting power of the present tut *MO Who'd was It n wed? An ••• 48 know'd cable. To remedy such defects for the future, Mr. i 1 ". ri lta ltr at ir d ow . wark on Troo war die ' ad eow 's too. d tt for a einernemenn as Is Pe.' heal o' the Hughes has devised a form of cable as simple as it seems to be effectual in performing its work. (itt& " Very well, mother, If that's thy wish, I'll seeks the raffia at ha.; but I thought thee modem lake to beer percha is more or lees porous. Minute flaws may i l be wash ruing os." exist which may not show themselves until some time "As' why skouldna I like 't? It's the right thing to be lone. As' what's likin' got odowi 't r le s choice o' mfr- after the immersion of a cable. This was exe m p li- I P fled by Mr. Henley, who discovered a flaw in his Gins in all I'n got a' this world. Oa waivers as good Tasmanian cable, which did not show itself until it La another when y mouth's out o' testa. Theo num set about It sow this =rain' fast thing. I wunaa ha' Lobed, to had been three or four days under wat er. To meet . touch ths adds but thee." these defects, to fill up any minute pores in the !rafts Adam's eye Mai Beth's, wb'ch looked from DM& to kb rather wistfully. puncture of it, Professor Hughes introduces a viscid "No, mother," he said, " I'ft sot consent bat Beth shall se mi -fluid . perch*, and also to cure any accidental fracture or hav a band tuft tif its to be done at home. 11l gots tbe semi-fluid sautance of a non-conducting character nli:ge thin foresees, bemuse Mr. Burge 'oll mist to sea re, between the conducting . wire and the gutta percha. and *VI shall Way st home sod begin the sato IMa 03 08 The gutta percha covering of the wire is drawn out becks neon, sad then ho ma go." into a tube a little larger in bore than the wire, the As between them being . filled with the viscid fluid. , " Nay, my," 'emitted Ltsbetb, begineim to cry, "ra le my heart 6m.4 la thaa ahattlas. th y n Y"'""'" aL The" As soon as any .puncture is made throagh the pats. . so stdt ea' narwhal, tht el as'er do as thy modem wants covering g it the ha ti t u d i e d ee mze ee s oat, a sn ea d is it of e o ra t te s t t h a . : i t t : t o tt r r si t• 8 . r t t l r se, to u :s a o g" .. w omin. i 'los ber 's y goes . hen '. b e B ww e'd n a Penha ture in contact with the surrounding water. A puncture was made in a piece of this prepared cable while in h te r' ve legh tnh: t awas is eat othi °64.l ; the bath. The needle of the 1 t instantly t.hosau...e.. " flay no m: i. mor zho e ek , ee e g de p rename er home." registered dead earth, showing the injury received by the cable. But immediately the fluid began to la l' ha ll , go twh. to mo w n ia ," . ae laidwith d 608CD:9'e:elle:on:: .... Out and repair the injury. In about ball a • a a T a t em is work a i wp powers s i wt e a cersa striking saocafawdhesitxcazyp,itaisoacendntiaoeithpapae role that th a t It displays minute the return of the needle to zero indicated the • restoration of the covering of the cable. wra not P otry was this demonstrated by punetatest but S I author Life " patvoceceonalymamf;itchteinfodreicamtioosnt.of h l is t p c la r r t. the ~ i , t , Tisaneotwtooaraemanc:hegtoaa*say long slits, two or three incbee in length, were speedily tilled up. This imitation of the process by which nature repairs injuries done to trees by the flow of the sap and its coagulation opens out a goad prospect Bede." mr aa tha d t rece on ha ly n a t o a l ii v , e t a l h at e ti a:u ar rh d ; am eed r o , f , the autlar of „ Adam . of overcoming the defects which have lately mans- P fasted themselves in several deep sea telegraph k Ater Eimer:l:oes IN LONDON.—With this also cables. It was stated that there were no mechanical inhani° o ° 01 Pictum• is the Meta cable, and that it would not be more expensive than comas the Most =rat hat that Landes alone contained difficultlen in the way of the manufacture of such • a▪ ssert,; tie Medway, the British Insanities, British i those now made. mirk Normal Lotteries el the Fists Arts, two Wan'. The loot was also illustrated by some of Mr. i I CAM lesistir, dr Paris theArtless p rise PalribMaN two Isidleftions at the Cryelbel esd shad of Old Henley's very perfect and delicate relay instruments, Yard Wake at the Bekhli Imitation. Besides these, which suited deserted adarstt a. i : these sell the Preulliabilkdos, which from its ItemalMt alimapmnos Ile pod es two Menials ,_• the ArOlJake Kehl- ci. 33 — . Older SHILLING DAT.••• .....-.---.--•'—"'". P N LA nm Wom bat seasoase eflandos, ao basamldiabersts,byandootwaGlsegoweakr..; e th m rea d a: . w. CI N TIPT imu AL T, F A . 23.—Madenku on most, 1,011; odes islenek— Dena University Nivesits, torFektory. dun by sears Mks% 4 r Male 1,04%