The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-20 00:00:00

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Illa la 1.01100 se WIWI l'enlay red ?Wm Swim Pidie-IPler Clua. 6; lowed Al ; 111. Salem MINN tees akW Gee Tame meat Woe *kW bdetto grew&at al LOS DON le TIOMADA hl SMI, Idonler.lo cede*. Fewerdes arty. Panda-tee. 11 a ; Seem Stehale de Id. 1. u l'aiiND ma•tillial: "=.4. Ir. The " We lorle the ealaleet Immo ea pere. WATERFORD, LIMERWR, sad SOUTH of 11111 LAND DAILY, W be iiiitil IV Yd Illiaree from 11111,4 Nowa. le= lb, = E rni sal IWO Wake Rallw" for awl 64=traria= es salmi st Se LSI pm.. Moir tram aa. Armen by dr SALA. Ord dr ell aft orwered. ?imp Wow at sr bee, NI int eal mouseallo EA= Wltials.o"lra. I. ..D.. s tet Lt . .... r. ..J .T *K1107. 11, Paradosoll. . ••• obi lissibisaw RP OWE sad FRASCATI RAILWAY im kawr. 'IQ IMF TRAlli ea the Dame of NY Ille.l I:0 , die ea the lOW esei GetSirlll 'be yew, el the arm Ilzinago46ll4 pm et el the Ilemenale et Ye ere Lob lo TailL—Hy weir. F. IltillafiLiTE. Maw t d Os Leedom avow it tbe imp* Oulu. Ildmo. rum Dtviinos or moms. NORTH BRITISH DISURANCB COMPANY, 1.10. Uhl Christ r•DIUSIM-111. 011110 1 :=VOIBUILOHL LT. Mem arnagedi. Eh, . Lewes. the. Oresell. /ha r. *MOW Csibers, Ole Om. 3.= j a Dime, 410. theatreo—Almade Neh, lamsewelesh Oneliel et Ow I=selel6r i r Mal = L . Ibreaus teen I rims , err Illeremss, sr lew per Orli. et weer -s ehhardekt V I I immar . ..=r greeklealbg sok et Preetline. AI Peak heft he wheat Jeor .411 hers h =of *own team red will seem • Wier Bohm es eery throe et phew T. beam esemelheiss el We hvolleellea leesed Wale lie re eir mei es he peNimereli 11011111 t MAOII/LX. teethart. Itratelatheirs. fhtleva. terreas. KO. 111711IAL Alleoll4llol. METROPOLITAN LIFE ABBURANCE parr T. Do. & Mow.Do* lisok, La 110111.0•1. k ......... Will= J. lessier. Ike. Mewl:km& Dn. Plemeartars. Pm /1/I= t. SIALL_Par km. a. e"m tl i‘ 1 8.7 swi rroarr. 7l4. . Drifter& rj . „ .. iarm... 4 1. 0.11. 3 ..... wit. 1 .... NA. o.7.6:aiali' 1. 2.Draacrous 11,1 Dodd =,,: lb*. lieeaL Jure Dr. Tor. No. PI, New Nresidiort. ibis. VAC Rs 111. Dm Once ;alma Doom Time. and RIMY. No. S. Threlpmerior ......-- -- —. ---•-- iIpIIIIIIIIIT tirtil loud to mint= otos ie. stes . a 01 .. Twioitelsr mt. iiis Or nor mg n'e A.M il t l ly s ata et rf=as dr 11 . 1 lib i tiLsitteise its rigorism& et is riir is isim• 1 bw asi Oasis, ant Swell at ..cr.,-- si Or ev id r mr lieste rnw itzts. im ......1 its obis at polio is . lhe reissies sr Or pissimis al" rimM i rt Sys met sr speierei Mt mast el dAP% Mos th r ellimi to el bon didisst el je mils el a swami SIG =rimpliel it is eip o m i lleiss IS WNW 4o.4ii& Aalliff. Pammetwas.lkak. LC. SW. I. AIM At DI PollllEstablithsi A.D. 1844, stm orarremitri e ,....... IS lIMINIMO usa anwis al Depwit. bi *blob • wee af liana my I TAR T ZIVIIVII4M i d:wr " . " tor 'maw simisi. mat Reim ROFEASOR WILJALBA FRIKELL.— Toil tort-romp-inn° HALL, creylligadgeak —TWO 11017111 Of 11.1.01103& lele reel to ProWreor Moro Ist &NINO at & = i bexes. am.do e=z m e see glow en _ ',Owen ANN& le: wee le epel. ria c t r r leca, Llme/ be morel es Ike Plftbeglee bled et Rebel briry OM BeeNanii. DIL KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, "11 =1.-Irio u irM ill aat 24 rw:trrt ~...=.. as lumeselestaslimbralfte Twils I. amain .111 lisabrap, . .si PSSISIOO MO Thu =oNt.mmlni.".• 1...12°e . Loam one dr d la. mg giv W il. beit= a. A WASS MI OS MOO St WOO OMR T" QUARTERLY REVIEW. N. CCVIII. r din I Pa AN.llO7llfw Me farliaeles Um Mr mat be bliAss W*lift. rid Mb for loperlim br lbe a u 7 64 oeialmr.--6 , . Atbsorafwaravm. Webs. Ilkips. Is. uss. acv JO!! 001.1111 lea peI•41141. Ltvw.lN sc. rrTY-TWO PAROL SERMONS ilm i tles fe• • Old Arse r &Mown orl . 116••• ly the UT. Joom Cosa. 11.• cit Joist Oellip. sol Oasis .1 heel/ toid•tem. easitl is i tr id r i r ./11111704." 6 =•11111••••• PWip. Ow •••• °Vol J. H..od Jr Puts, ; sal al boolullem CIBORIA HOBSON bogs to gall the attend= NA Of omelowo to bit ow AUTIYMNAJ. TILOVIZIK 11. to IL= lie ow Portuldto Malmo flotoilog Onto llomMoote vie OINS•11 SOWN. If, lamtoo•Oloot atetilltiod 1114. BAST INDIA TEA COMPANY, La the THE el dtteit Iseerusitto town ur n ... aim Sy r rib ant nueltel °MINUS Ow. siamillur l SAlO 71ra ft SLAM OREM fa MI IJJ k haw at II& For Itta a rsitet. 14 GUM I . l=l. illagleatmines. g aTra CAIAI a II o ND IllACiNa t amounts IN ill li M rA llllLyn i t : A la orab. lb* mu. sr* isenr N •• lelo . 1; . •r iks= •4=6.041.770 tEard; liansil •• 111 . va ar d mit E . 4 . • 1 7 ..i l i . , laii •Wrimal • Imiler Mt • TM •NNY• seopmiss of 6•4 'Nadia HE HEAT of SUMMER indoor a imbue et Ws .bsit seas sada." aft tabs, at ow* 'Nor be aw Wawa aas we 101 W t o 11•11•4•11 OIL. • de. bewail sag bewparea . 1 194MAN i gO4 Se 1 . 3 et Mr el lee ats bawd sel pressani. aal Ili mow am ze so : mail le em u'= Mee km ib• :I= NM as limellsee um d IF Nes ad waft& el Mork! i'=terAi• COI= WNW WWI iws mai • Will Wm Wm liar NW wwws so do I :ll7o l aVi llim talea. la aw b •s 7 YMis " . lames d salsas lirEMAlL—PriteceWl by 11 lames mg: g. r ,"&t.r. p =itt ie r =1:11.42 Tifireass Ifs. I. les mime, ii g =g6EFLlllrde islisarna st Isms ibi=lB ler h= l / 5 mrrisrer` b a s r er"," Ng= 11 . 1. . =id Ear* Ye test 4 --- 4 -- 41Ggia. Mem. WC= el Ile pa= " :IUNINIIO% amt=ilrat ri ag.itb. Isireste Ike mold mom mama Trimmer. 3res4ar .. . , 0.6. et left sr mak sem st al iimmes mg es as Ihe mem Mee Mimi OM Jk.• sake W mom gnus Us.. sr Me MO Is ai ler pb....bi•••• lL; ay Is dam. sib i es ioar.b ir ium lik asz kroM "l ami za " T Mee; . seel a r t =girsos.MlLlMies • Oslme Merl; let ; .abluillartet P.RYSTAL PALACE.—WEDNESDAY'S D la via of hoe of tho 'Alla CLOS. •asoca•Tios. • waft., a wow la owl sot door ommousio. 010000 l bow of Wole moo ae4014. --Olos_ mei Mk Oo bi nd Oso ase : dabs; lapoom Dom on at Is. DRAMA. OLYMPIC. - - - The Olympic opened on Saturday snoring with Mr. Ounford's coardiette, d ljorbifsd rater', Mr. Drees Bar Mawr, sad Mr. bfarton's Ticklish Tiers. Akre* the bill. could not predicate of Warr ad then pilaw that It was " new sad original," thee is nose d thus of which it right not bare bssa said that It has ben tried owl not bead menthe in ha, sprightlier, sad eaoerion. The ad bwrarites ne-appiered, and were antelly weevily re ceived, Mr. Rohm bag prima astir MUM The platodits with which bb atedionee coshed his amok haw bum ratiemiely gig, for we Itaireadion am w ide( so wane and entliatheas se the amass' ell* reap tfm the phew 00018401. Aga* sad again he had to bow his school/lodgments for the hearty and loovoistinned appleese with which he Ina postai. In the flit pros Mr. George Vining sad Mr.. Stirling emeleaked the prhiMpel parte, which is ranunotud to saying tast they wen wet idectlealy represented. In the two following thou Mr. Mohan and Mn. bed* kept their eadMacie Ii sae oes *Med coons of good harmer till the fall of the =Maio. The theatre, conaiderhg the seam of the year, wee well Els& Several new pleas are la preparation mad Sallwasced for repreemitation within a abort period. EARLY CLOSING FETA. The first of two supplementary fitee in aid of the rand. of this inadtation was had as Bessiday last at the Crystal Palace. The weather tunnel • marked contrast to that which round so much dimppoinamem at the former Mee data meocistioa daring the pest mama. It was, in nem everything that scald be wired, sad them is no doubt that the ordinary attractions of the Pasco would, of them selves, have drawn together • comidmable comemone vidiers. What those attractkas are it I. needless now to dwell was, bus however hackneyed they may ham become as Marne for descriptive writing, they can Dever lose their ahem while doyen continue to plasm, or Loadoaere retain their traditimary km for the fresh air. It mum not for one MAIM' be supposed, as some persons have suggested, that the imatrilegal infinence which the metropolis exerts over its lahshifeate miry eammar le a phonation= is any dr pee wring le the vastness of It. modern developmeat. That most gleams d eselmeya the father English h:erature, lose Idt m a vivid platen el the anxiety which hi. fellow Lemke= Mt dm esataries ego '• to get out of town," only their maisel algid seems to have net in somewhat earlier them is sew the aim In his own perms the poet anthems that his MMus it the country used actually to triumph over the meet meteing of all cal* the love of books. " Oa beak& kir mon vas delight, And is them &IMAM sad tall maws, And In my beset have them fa nmorsmos 8o haorttly that them is pis) sons That from at boolao reaketh no t. gas" Bat it be seldom on the holy day— Save certainly when that the moth ciO May Is tanisn, and I hoar the bailee Ono ter whoa the dowses 'plums for to opting, Parowsil my book and say dovotiJa." Thom eta be we doubt that " Dia Chimer" would have bees a Meath supporter of Mv. 141 well's emealetioe, for It week ale bane Mimi emelt to convince his that a made of sesdeelbur balms whisk leaves Its rimier Mime to vlelt se Illelds his them dediested 1 • 114. Your sad • few csk Meier Via reel fame, most be exestldar worse Mau de way ilia ihe wail etbeitlime oft Saturday coedited of sours euirleer averts cad a concert, at which the vocalists were Moires area Morello, Mr. sod Mrs. Weir, sad Min issalsel, aerie which readier criticism Idle mmsererery. The attwadance was very large—la feet It It Ileabtall wheOrre all platens ware able to him, or at lead as rerjey the ere role sad dust Mien which woe pro vided kr that. Oa the whole, shofar mast kw geoseeaced a 111101111 ft adva7 ..nod punt, W Waysoulais a vsr7 MOW red Wm eon- Lawless sle nall4l la Oa lit • fhaiL $W arra -. B:ze ; NO A (AN We la rt. 17.—Tbs 1 abilumagir to r-. red tar balailr bet of is• Wpart — ea 'a' 11- led per • law sewed • seredy mi de maciles. • aes Ow lek pier um • bk • sala, abseiled to le ebtaa, 46a. to Barley, doe a. lowan, teak era war sap lover. Barley . .Atka-, 38e. bow 1011. Ms whilst common qualm. dm am much R 13—Abas id.; cogs, 114, rale of loweigh femme sum In of the buts who all par- Tlis supply of Pi NMI qua • Ist an& MI6 Wag 14111 1a t ige lli ; • ; Ws & St 1 1 741 s lad da. 166. ; walla 'see, Ids. 3d. , Haswell, 190. Sad umbar, d. , Wads lad n ada, o v a Zed . Weed liorthr i , d. 72; add ; A, Too2l. 1 , 4.0. lOW am. & 373 At IBNCIL bob 0r... Cobs il MO assdimansd vbs. mei. / 311,15 e. IT V. a. M W. 7 - 44 e - Lag. Is. awe. Ass. is. Mos. Ms. I, bit L. kMI4 W. 6 Tyne, the sa e wool • make, et TM must to Os tlopeltof willow t to Marna 11D. re l lter a" % l e . hte is deers the opted to scrbise ins grim re resek raw he amagemint ger Ws ma loos viral is ths repay. aad is sad Morrie. Ala sr rs. spry sir the 4 grad sir aad van is the Ear the morning seOrs, al Ovorx • Wit; Men. Sr ks pass tan k 1 kW. ri ons=rw ply " Zio• w t tablevy air mak= kiss; Ileanalft wa n/ wok WI Was wry _ i up is • rises Limp ap• L—The stabs ireardis.4a OW, roe Pm lb* IMISMIOWS. a& 01 1111 1 • Me AN INCION !=A. Um kr • itopoom• ~Aft dknoNAM Is▪ e so bloat am bond la • ot aria INM• I M I. al of ran WOO% DEATHS• 11111. Uhl .1111 a S. gy. 160 We II lig' dm T. I'm g. LANs. I*. s. Moos. d Abs r+Y• se Mr. 1. an.. • s.r+4 *7 'II 0 .." 1 . 4 ,7. 1 177. now. dart Yaw allogblet re*. .1. eV moo Wok wi m p ram` ge ll e& S igg 'flalll. TEI CH.IaBOCISO ALARM. At the annual meeting of the Royal Ilaley Cot. held at Langley Hall, sear Newbury, ea V i remp lis lag i Mptein Koester Vara, la pesitistag the rest dre "Army and Navy," eimerved Rb maid smirk whieet Ase al contradiction, that the =dad lemur have Mem berm adverse the elmeemessa, sulked the r ef their . engin le be year of C se il teri so, asz , yes so. TMt wen d rk how geese It Ni t[n bold Mks dos Mk to yeriodir, be might alined say con stitutional, Ike el rear and Mars f It we booms the yea* woes away. angviwiag the verb of nif-idarm into mei sal Imes. (Laughter.) Tisk Mt bugbear wee iaeeia, and pee* were envy when Cobden end Kris criehl be emegled up like • sheet , considered sack ea =perm Mk sheet et ; bat yet be was right. Mkt a two. WOE bat al die Inn datteepd, her Mansholt rtnest, Iry lens harn essed or ark, her lames sipped, and her iv sewer =Janata. Is bet, limb was eranyled op Wu • 1 sheet . Tint Mena pond, seal thin cane the terror d lteaeck tiyaesa, which, berreser, Is that of geography and by dist il history wee evereene. The first sewed the posits that Notglaad wr stUl an bleed, and the rend Mgr the that it was the halt of Esiglud te lards Prises, awl sot Frame te Week ingfead. They mho re millered that they had ore military eseepers of Perin and Yes r knives ever uod Brew d pear ea art as • ' yam, or egret No doubt •Lomiaa weal& be • capital yineder but the gentian was, bow to got it? When the Algid tieveins ease in London, star, were talon to the Z s dat. P ate sae the panoramic Maw the 11=ts. sesenyamie them. ail an eirmast. ! Ye, ye," replie Fins d the eld Pereira, Pe,• Me Lo. eye firmly dud ca Pket-eireet, mid the wealth of the world, "Ye, y., it is • very Me eight, bat what wotthl it be for or pander"' The sent alarm came from America, end there wee " a da rk," with cousin Jonathan—clraghter)—which, however, pared away. Corn Jonathan s red hot prairie= sour- Mee are broadsides at us, bat the sensible mentea . his mainthaity took one sot to brae their or nir'biz best customer. Glory wee •Me thing, t eter no pest harm la the almighty dollar. All that wee treed aad gone ; they were sow riled upon to be frightened to death arta Cherbourg, for that being Mashed the Preach have • famous earth in which to hide • fleet. He rinsembered that Louie XIV. began Cherbourg, met the herimeir, bat th e forullostres ; Pores had Ma a fret, bat he asellected that it was ortroyed by leash and by Reeks at the battle of La Hogue, whiali teak wee fought so mar her shore that • Preach army, jarred for the innate ef Itagkrad, sew the arauction of the He (the Chair ! asia) also eamalsred that to th• MO of Leek XV. Cher burg was heelepd by the Eaglish ; it rerendleed at die ' credos, sad there were 27 Alps of all less la the lissimar, ' all of which were taken, end the berries sad Wee were Mows it Lode XVI. rememmed the works sod loam sad the Pawl had a art than, bathe re estimbil Chet • &Ailey bed annoyed it for thole ia the Weil Whs. Napoleon the Our canted en the works with Ann the Preach had • feet then, but he (the eltaineea) riagi r endlesiod it was des Is Men as the Nib and . The verb. were wow faildad mar Napoleon LQ brbeleol or, se yet, any dab teems, k They was, sevenhobse, laid be Mama : be eashand Mee be bit seas. Whin bs lealied dew& the inglah lin of man or eight hundred merell-wer. mei he saw it filled with mores of Fres& mar" he aaw who arks balls the sad what asthma leek lbws (Led ten.) He esaelafad atat what Bridal Whirs had dee jiffy HAM seem could do rare. It was Cr airs le cor d .lidegs Muni ; haulm will sow hi by enom hee l list was simply ahead. Benin would ba t yhp was, sad *Mr betels wield be *nett by he bit we dear er ohm se to the sunk. Sid Mild that then absold be we either with Pains or Amiga, The teleseole et sonnerea, the inseam el bnoosilm, the Inlereob 01 dribeiro, eel ober al, the latteems bebiloh, obe is e s Eel I. It. BO AMY nab an 10RM/ft ONES bre dm whit orb es ars, sad any es they he, wr ray with she per— " The arfve away It, sad the heed we his. HMO sew ma with demo{, an Mahe with ber." —lading Mowry. SALIBBUILY CAI 30. _is es a m as af bis t Bi jobkiit, Ad•vi•aspoom dodos Or Fagg oshop • ois OarW sirsion Is lb, ma Is " brovres or ho liakisay Oftellierwe lad th• law/dm : "fit hog* IkOssabar tik m, Bonita°. Archbishop et Caaiwbsey, pradisl time seism dad if the daftly pas la Ur puma of dr Lag sad (loom sad s burp ismbies et priatm4 .iM ea the sidetboluiag hulks. The Coithetrsi of Yloy Irmo coroplotod la =lt Years. st ea !Eppel of 40,000 maks, or 4d. otoribig."-3•Newp horse& LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1858. NAVAL AND MILIZABY. The woad took a soiling oat& for ant-oloas logpro (ors to Polkaitooo oaly),aad for which alma vowels 'tatted, cams off so Moon : PORTSMOUTH, San. 19. The steam screw transport Calcutta embarked at tb . dockyard yesterday aftersoca the 67th Regiessat of Übe list, 1 etmv_sysasi to Glenna. Tbs amens strength at the corps is 900 men, laelndiag the when of as °Moen on the active list (37 la number), with the szooptios of COlOO4l Bneke, who reensins la Ingined on Melt Ism. The Tres Briton, mobseissi at this port shoat SO melon, ea s e l l i tied b r e r =nada. TN. NSW LIWII or DM/MI WEAR 001P0111..—Tbs ' government anthentim laving advertised for temiles for dm canstraction of Wee kris in ocanazion with the Dew lbw of fortilketions now Is coarse of erection henna Pieter and Onner, ogees for the dna perforroance of the work Meehan' f. by the following coetractora, at tho sailmatas tufted, viz. .—Bremay, 384,413/. ; Centre% 374.8001. ; Pen sad Co., 340,8001. , baboon and Bean, M 08001.; Jachaon, Thomas, 298.3391.; Lawrence, 298,3001.; Smith, 294,8001.; C abitt and C0.,292,6001. ; Laces, 290,4801. ; Rnby, 283,0001. ; Lee and Son, 278,6004 ; Hirt and Perry, 245,8901. ; Piper, 242,7161. The Vane of Mame. Pipe was accepted, the dd. krona between Y end the mann= tender (that of Moms. Bream) bolsi ao Ire than 141,898!. BOAT. OWNER. PAILS. 1. Arrow J.lreelon £lO 2. Nightingale 3. Cormorant John Wellies—. 4 After this there came • second boat nos for four-oared galleys, open to the whole coat. Ten started, and the fol lowing was the resift : 1. Unity Folkston W. Dowse.... £lO 2. Arrow.... Ramses Noting. 6 3. Bleck Bees Hudnall Tat 4 Malt additioeal Interest was imparted to this rem by the hot that N. Cailla the son of the late respected matelot of Menrioe's Hotel, in Paris, had amnia over a boot and a Frage crew to she part in it. Owing, however, to an tut fortimete miessceptiou of the auditions of the nou • &Malty sore which bed well sigh n aiad oar French friends from their share of the sport Their boat, a most beautiful thing (built, I afters, at Asnieres) and • perfect marvel for lightness cad rymaocAry a a ea going boat was coostacted for ela ears, and was mach longer than any of the English boats. The English boatmen objected to Slow this boat to compete, alleging that her additiooal length gave bar a media advantage, while the Franchise; on the other ha& did not like to row a six-aural bat with four oars only, adifirere very anstema r bate ea English efx-oer to coolied with. The lidsgreplt wee pat tato requisition, and every effort as made to lad • hod elder in Lambe, Hastings, or Ilargabh, that wadi sanest the purpose, bat nothing of the kind Gould be had in time. Ultimately, to the great sat idadion of the spectators, the English waterman with drew their objection to the French boat, and the French crew caseated to start with her. They palled vigorotudy, and came in a good fourth, so that they were very near winning • prise. I heard ray many waterroen say that they would have bees glad to see the Frenchmen win to enoourage them to ooms again. Four other rates followed : one for second-ties loggers (open to Polkas:ins only)—pries. 61., 41.. and 21.; another for pinto (open to Folkestone only)—prises, 51., 31., and 11. ; • third for was (open to Folkestone only), prima IL, 41., and 21.; and a onslaing race for losing boats, prises 31., 21., and 11. The umpire ham not yet given oat his decision, and I am unable to state the names of the winners of these rates. PEMBROKE, Bert. 19. dringsat sedans having been received to hasten tbs et die Windier Cars lhao-of-bottle ship ( foe homediate savisatice to Devoe- Put. she etas se moody ea to be able to &lon yesterity eMomMook all Rd tomdiagly in tow of tho Terrible piddk sera 011 a, alb fir resdre, art we, pauper et ors swap. the Waite slams rare salad i tsar, bar does dr Inews, rd seasrpolid bee a was &Imes oat to sea. TM eat, separamdens wow the allows of this selmlibirrae, assedear lipel dr new adareity dredge. on these ef Mr. Darras. Nat doss sleek, sad Llsairrss Wribedy, R.N.. Macke elf Ora There en Ave ref ssraty sad apertade, ekes amass bees bra The King's Own Stafford Light Infantry Militia, upward, of 800 Wrong, aow stationed at Plymouth, will move shortly to garrison Cork. The transport Sardinia arrived at Quessatown on the 15th end embarked lour officers sad 241 men for Bombay an the 17th. Major-General Eden, C. 8., accompanied b i l ar L ie tt : tmant-Colonel Smith, A.A.G., inspected a t C or k oaths 18th, the drafts for India previous to their embarking. The Channel Fleet under Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Ereassatle, H.C.8., consisting of the Orion, 91 gum; Carr, 91 ; Rasura, 91; Victor Emanuel, 91; Brunswick, 90; Diadem, 32; sad Roma 21, ma madam at 3 p.m., of lawman Cove, Bonny By, an the 196. THE 18TH DoTAL lEMIL—Tbe meond battalion of this mgt lospestod ea Yeatilay at the Elitington berraoks Major-Glenna C.B. At the ceollllloll of the pantie, the puma belay Mdressed than le the fol lowing Abet. He said that he bad the bosom of mewing with the 18th Beyond& la Isdia. It had severed mili tary glory, white recintatkin it bad always malatained in evory ;dace in white it had served hitherto. He was sorry that he had bees sant on the un *maw duty of inquiring tato some disancefal rioting which had taken place between some of the as. and • few of the chimes of Derry. He was that this had occurred, end it was No doubt to a number of the men Whig young sad isexperissoed with regard to military duty, and he matted that the elder as. would 'Weimar, by their example and admonition, to induce the yoenger to anodes& themselves properly in future. Let them, he mu tinied, ens mil all tate pride in maintaining the high ohs mans af the regimes& They bed au excellent nonmending Meer AM all their dime mire good—he therefore hoped they maid aim him Messrs' Gough) to go security hr adz bie geed code* end that ma Me return to Dub lin be weld be able to aware Lad Beaton that the bat talion wadi 1•1111.0111' la fetwe to emulate the former glory of the 18th Remit DIM. The mon Used with marked shoed= to the kind sod polaroid adnondlene of the gallant Miallwidth evidently made a is., emp imperial upon 'We germ hem • contesepteary that Lietninant- Colonel Campbell, the error la mooed of the reglunbi, Mahe the elnisment test a sergeent stabbed • Nadler Is. Stan Waling le asseingeny him to the harrecks.—Derry dard. After the mom, climbing greasy poles for lop of mutket, and a variety of English sports, took plaos on the beach. The band of the 18th Royal Irish Dragoons played during the whole afternoon is the Grand Stand emoted for the occasion, and the band of the Royal Horse Garada (Bite), whisks/me down specially free London, played several charming *ors on the lawn of the Pavilion Hotel. No academe occurred to mar the pleasure of this delightful day, the excellrmt arrange ments for whiob reflect the highest credit upon Captain Boner, R.N., As harbour master. In the meting t►ere yes a regatta bell given by M. Dori dent, of the Pavilion, in the mitreehment rooms of the railway station, which wen testatally fitted up and brilliantly illu minated for the occanion. Moat of the °Moen from the Sherpa& Camp, end a great many from Dover, attended. A splendid etwmpages sapper was served at 1 o'clock, and danang was kept up WI 4. THE ROTAL LIMIT AZTILLIMY STORIL—Thia new edifice and pninims leas lisem completed and delivered up to the proper autherides, end they ere now tenanted by the Met et the lest Artillery mak& The site is admf nblyadapied for the yarrow, sad being at the rear of Arch cliff Fort, hems • camtinuone ;line of military ediflose, from the Moab' to the sally poet v Archcliff. The mein baild iag, whisk prima' • headman and menthe appearance, camels of a bleak sad two wrap, consented by as arcade; the woad boar is divided into ea annostry sad stare roam al wrier dintensiona, being respectively 10 kw by 26 het, a wide done staircase separeltrig them. la the wing., apartments are provided *sr the edjatent, clerks and orderly oaken and stedf-sergesat =On the first-floar than are acCommodetkas for tour nk, with two room" each, and for two serjeants with flew roma each. Them are entered by a gallery; cowered by • light tree and glees abed. All the floors an Ire-proof. At thereat of the main buildings enclosed by a paved yard, is • ocannedions landing fitted up with every requisite ; also a wash-how equally adapted fur its purposes, keeled's, acel stares, mad all other mower, onadellenam At the chief eninmes gales are • eased house and cells; the walk altout het high. The design of this saw edifies Isis the Italian style, massive, and yet plea sin g to the aye; IS le faced with red tricks, having Wadhuret stone dressiagA II 411647Td. (11011 001 OW OORAMIPONDINT.) FOLKESTONE, 81??. 16. Yesterday wu the greatest day ever known for Folkestone since theepentng of her railway. We have had a regatta end a Nts such as the " oldest Inhabitant" never before saw off this town. There wee a regatta here some 16 years ago, but then Folkestone was ecercely more than a village, sad did not expect the world to take an Warfel la her amusements. But now that, with her improved port, magnificent Pavilion Hotel, end tiers of picturelqm Tiflis on the cliffs above the Budgets road, she has become at ewe the great starting point for foreign travel, and a ferhiesable and favourite watering- piece, a grand regatta at Folbseteme is en event to be chronicled. Whin I ray • paled regatta, I do not mean that it was to be compared, comidered merely as a "spectacle," with those erbtacentic dirplays in the water of Cows with which the term will doubtless be intimately associated in many minde• Those snow white mils of towering height and vast expose, which dip into the sea and conceal from view the elegant shell, which they propel through the waves with miraculous !avidity, bad no pert in this coated. In Cask dead there were (besides rowing boats) eervimahl• selling vessels, whom dumpy form, dark colour, and whity-brown memo( mode rate dimensions, have little beauty in a landonan's eye; but the wartime population of the soothes coast, for whose especisl gratification this fete was got up, watched the ems petition between theme working vessels with intense ewe& The town of Folkestone as. fa a state of greet emillseeena al day, sad sort of the shops were closed. Severed I:work men came from Boulogne to me the sport, and met number of proms of all realm availed themselves of maid enerme mak Endo by the South Eastern Company, for kW,g vieltces from Loodon, Hastings, Canterbury, Meal- stars, Tunbridp Wells, and hidenhott Camp. The patrons of the entertaintaint were: VID3OIIIII - Folke stone, Sir John Rerneden, But., M.P., W. Desks, Eq., M.P., lion. Jenne Byag, Sir John D. NO, M. D. Brockman, Esq., W. Gordon Thomson, Esq., Lime.- Cienersl Sir De Lacy Erma, M.P., Geoeral Hankey, the Mayor of Folkestone, the Mayor of Hythe, the Mayor al New Rowney, Frederick Brockman, Esq., end s committee of thirty gentleman. A eomsoittor veinal decked out with dip was neared et the Pavilion Hotel, boot whence the cotozsanomant and ema- elusion of the different races took place. The wane far rowing-boos, ear►d oat by buoy boats, was between the a:smitten vessel and the share, tram wbkb every stroke of the oars might oe distinctly eren. That for saillar boats was also marked oat by baoybody the most distant of which tree fay two files Si... the c 0..- =Nes veauL Daring the ragsllsi the floath-Pastent Oampay's sthanithip tie Chow Of dee heads, with • lop ywty ta booed, followed dm roam boots dowdy to awe* Sir weiGNITIL The spooled* wee Weer eativesed by nameal ratan w►ich ewe sees seadaag 'beat astride a; won. The weather, the apperease at Isla* bad asttbal same szolety saw idgbl, woe partway glorious. The !rat race ono kw barosnd wager plays, galled by Folkestone non only. Sawa boats woad. The cation wee sewn and malting. Tits sauna was wry beg. It was a gas *la to son the areal ma, naterdleas at a basing sus, pulling away to the last with as staid, a stroke me if I they bed boa la Themes water insured al the as. The Viillill wan plass& Is the Skewing order : IWA?. OWNiP.. PMTS. 1. Z. Tire c e k klate 3. Verteris Heyward ROYAL our rAavz CLUB. —.— The challenge cup, worth 1001,,, for which twelve I .eh stared to mart, rn, Flirt, Viathwa, °moatlet„ area, Imp, Foam, Olsace, Zags, Mawr, link, sad Jabs, vu sailed for oa the 16th, starting M 11 a.m. The ovum was roomd the floveraign Wasik, rd they ease is as follow.. _ ons. iL Dorm .. T 3l Y. Hayes, Req. 442 20 Viginnt.. 34 J. Isq, .. 462 36 Foam 26 M. 7aq 8..C.Y.C. .. 446 46 Flirt .... 19 H. O'Bryss,Lq. R.C.Y.C. 6 1 0 Glance .. 34 Kr* Lengasid R.C.Y.C. .. 6 466 Meteor .. 33 D. Wetalvaa, Esq. B.C.Y.C. .. 6 11 0 This cap must be wen twine hp the suns ressarr a use ebb before it becomes hie own property. 46 swords wee allowed per too; as the Drier wins, end re et the sire thus wins the Yenerel Cap, worth 361., which reed over as account of some &pats tram that supra bet month. The Foam It Is amid, would lave woe tf she bed net carded away her raff-toperl-yanl, A ball was even at dr Town Ha, Queseetows, ea the 17tb, by some rf the asarsre of ths dub. THE PITMEN OP NOITHTIJ Duse4r. NRWCABTLE-ON.TYNB, BATCHDLT NIGHT. A great meeting ot the pitmen of Northemberland sad Brehm has Item bald upon the Black Pell to-day, about di miles from beers, eters they were addressed by Mr. R. P. Roberts. of Nesebeeter, the miners' attorney-general; Mr. 11PDessid, the aseettry to the Scotch Miners' dame's. ticat; Kr. Prep, of %Weed ; Mr. Smith Rradces, of Leads, and several North-comatry delegates. The object sought by calm the reesting woe to revive the pihosn's salon, a ogee knakekdecepisleatloa in the notlhamoonatim, to adhot an e erie. ingen ssioaget th e mime of Bag sad Scotland, and procure from the nests a movie sad legal contanat el service, ead to late • law fund to mpg* the best 115.1 advice and seelstaace to m ews to the Nelms fall Pirtle, under such contracts. The rims= with* the Booted delegate complained of We. the Musk system, the length of time in which boys were sagged la die pit, and an unfair system of weight. The Yorkshire delegates stated that thee employers lad glese them Dodos that anises they would submit to a redaotha of it per met, they would close all thee pits on the 7th October. A resolution was unsaimouely mum to to support the Yorkshire miners; it was also resolved to revive the union ; to procure from the employers • proper and legal contract' to establish a law fund, to engage the bee legal advice and maisterce to ensure to the miners full notice rider such contract. The meeting sees very orderly, sad the langnap ot the speakers wee moderate. VIAL IN THE ENGLISH CHURCH. The following petition Lae been drawn up and proposed for natural adoption by the Ear. John Xessanght, Incumbent of St. Chryeartoen's, Beetles., Lterepool To the Honourable the Cosecs at Greet Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. The Ph Petition of the Minister and Congregation worship >a fa • • • • • • • That your tioners have had that. n bo the hit that peti • mass suricalsr confession attentiois d=rawn waived assisin win the Chun* of Inland by 1. catelsa, midobersdprehries, and other priests, not without Ohs iwieftermo dr ems. at Most, sinew the arab= d tits Tll ha , ve recelved this =it notwile• [Z7e=sal linsiwad, sum is tho mod Umbel and soldsisi ter, would be dsoinastive at the very prildpio et Itsgatostios, and would be sawn itionlses ths pee*. whillswoualiaersd with Mimes to iiikamtel, ▪ crailletel wawa not Feet psalm's fed that ass vie tea at. tueptiog se ae4eieeime dip objectimald• make Mt th. Chunk at &dila phid, with a totals plausible slim at roam, that ihe " paw at obselwils," bitrustad to thou ▪ thoir alawsabh. as els woosessoy saticelist, the vas al plea* aseemisa, areerter, dist as apparent saecdoe at amerdesti ahatleise eel et paslisskosy enotow aka is ceataird is the hawks primes of the Book of Gamma Pteree,:da. : the ib — o;ihtTo;t 1. la at ploostag and evening prom— '. The obeelothe to he precomood by the Wog slew standing, the pee* idU kmalims." " Almighty God both given pewee to his motalelless b dodo, sod proosons to hie YboYi!, bang peoitent, tie obsologes rombiliea of their 2: la the lathostatio• to the Comnotioa—" tat Ida our to soma zealot's of God's Ward sad opts his vist, that ho may wain iho hsdt of absolution." 3. la tho °w a r m is i o n s,.. Whose oho thoa dolt kr lityll=710111•4111 ; sod whose Ohs Ira dont nada they en 4. la the Masan d tit. lick—" Tim tbe Wotan. ormolus 'labor be rya* Na truly al ids ka. Ben alma dr Oak paean be novel fa sake s weal con fusion gni doh if be fed hie etaishaee *gabled wldt 42 7 my** sollar. All., vitae easisolos the prima ski 'ban absolve Wm (If be ItsCie e d kart* dabs It) Oar serf—' Goar lard Jam vla leek lea ea Ida aim* lesbashe Widnes *WO balls" Is =sena asverjawalve dese ellamo :lad by amolibil is se, I strive ilea bar i fby sir. la the mos et Ike Pailar, sad al tbe Bee, sal et Noe Epp Obost—Asoes:" nod oder taw eirtasosteser, sed Is order to name aI pooleals it the tassoal d sarbsslas oesinlos la the Oho& el Ilastaal, ea dor as -'faslasa MMeld era sale Islawasamials el lbslia effipoordeas quad • 11 0.0. pollisasosisaddy Obe ausiodcgaze . el arm yeseriop soy too Beek al Cam= haw sad." — Tra .7=w= end vaebisaasable ploresis may b• saballasfal Aad yaw yelliosso trßl aver pm, ae (Stamped id. Additionso [TWOPENCE. nil ATLANTIC CABLE BANQUET dT NEW 70.81 C. Th. following are the 'pew hes referred to in the letter of our New York correspondent, so having been deli vered at the grand banquet which was held at the Metro pelitan Hotel on the night of the and &Saber, 1/111111 the MATOI Wedded. Aft4ll the wad toasts had ben banouted• the following was proposed —" The governannt and people of Greet Britain end 'nista, joined to us in the Court el Nevins, ; may the attptlals never be pot sender 1" Lord Marron, her Majesty's minister at Weakington, rose to respond. He was remind with laud and prolonged chews. He maid : " Mr. Mayo, sad Gentlemen,—When I received her Yr jetty's maws to goosed to the United States I dated toped( that I entered upon my duties at en auspicious time, and I cherished a hope that the period of my resi dence might be coincident with that solid and heart/ re coneillation et our respective countries which the =Ma e= of the age transparently indicated to he sear at hes& Nor have I bees disappointed. TM worse at political affairs mince my arrival has indeed exhibited some aspe rities which it wee impossible to foresee, and which meld not be regarded without concern • but, elattiensn, new hail in the event which we are m et to misleads • &does compensation for past 1116114i111 and an ampartsen seemly against future dangers. To to the contempt:emu= spear for of this great monument in human pregame Is ales antes of honour end exultation. The thump' in width yes distingsitted goods hes ao Minh a thin not ms s emir on them the celebrity led silleetts m itt melded bestow cm their purest benethetore—sseh a Irlansph gives to the protecting governments a claim to publio gratitude and historic eommendatlen, It adorns end &genies the nations ' laid the time in which it is wrought, it imparts to thousands the peruse contagion of enterprise, it leeches the universal Wean of high, patience, and perseverance; It faun into ms's seals • sense of ocoscious worth, end pours on th, however bumble and remote, the glow of redacted fame. I issetkin whether say mingle achievement has ever united more futures of inter= and utility. AU the elements of adventure, difficulty, and hazard have been here assembled which could amen the imagination, and no virtue has been wanting which could satisfy the jadgment and captivate the heart. Long will the.. =see remain dear to the popular mammy. With whet admiration do we contemplate th e cheerful enthu sing= at Field, inspiring shareholders and Admiralties with kindred zeal, =discouraged by the hostility of nature and the frowns of science, divining mouse when others denounced defeat, and carrying off the palm before an incee dulons though sympathising world. (Cheers.) What en counter on the ilea can compare with that last meeting of the confederate ship. when the knot we. knit which shall never be rent asunder ? How anxiously do we follow the Gorgon an bet constant course, and watch the Niagara threading the icebergs end travertine the gloom upon her consorts helpful track. We tumble for the overburdened Agamemnon, still torrostami by the gale. We blend our aspirations with the worthier papaw et Hodson, when he kneels, like Columbus es tic shut/ awl invokes the Divine protection on ha so (lbisvitaLs; Nor mesa i s the infirmity. meral a. = of b eblllsralle, Stang to deplore. Themadeot of the sthmemensesplllhe the porpoise of the deed ; with ready ran- Lima bet =violate coneord, si emet forth opts Ye waters the beliewinti sad the of our fame leiretaat (Coss.) Thle to mot the dameelrele the nets of ellegvaghlo oceetwadiadoe la the modes of go vernment ad commies, and be more= etueolialcas In matters of private affection. I was= writ with recog nising its value in inteznatiosal seseasettewa dowageng may be detracted from the fannismi of alplemmoy, but much will undoubtedly be gained for the pease of nations. By this means the highest intelligens end authority on either side will be brought into immedlele =tact, end whatever WON belong to the wapleyeseat el sabordinate sad delegated woo= may be pewee= or pnengdy ru/e~d.oar- By Ole raw= many of the erds - baldmilel to tiz ewei, y e zza . b a s ciancelhd, also smile may be remadisd, =mie napes eapiimed, end la maim vi.• stile esthiss may be spared las imssisthe diets of dleserdea yeeseedieg on se bagethet ikmw edge ol fide tad weever. la addition to Um_ kayak It may le beg= that the Mill balik of Win= interooneve pestly cab= 1•1 11 :4 1 mevelisa al • geed vairiwalag. Oa dr sae lead =ads lis#••/, the lane agile= led Waimea at neweeldee. - ea are soma bat tweregerehie KO be ma gma= the wiewfals of a Wade= hatutry ; en the other lie myth& of th e United ewes, handed by the ems ems Mesa by dram. webitima, tsars= deems osespeffi: EON od erbies Midair vall belle pedkeloa iteett. (Chews.) We °snot doubt that those from= amatioddie are fated to =joy an lwasere =pawl= el mewled Ms the =want blatercesage of evades, latellfgewek sad otemsodlttes beam a aewlidia elm= lesigenbb fame extetiaos ; end whatever =male= thle deadreperre will oppose • pests dal ebbe= le the mese alpine mom~ No Baas of iserees Illmsenti awl peastradre wia the =egos sad whim =who of a dtwovery =lob hoe =mewed Ileg- Lad wish hued= aid America with the whole civilised world hail= I wuald not darken the legitimate eatielictioa of the prone sewaret by uttering a reludent or 'emptied eel of es am beaky. Yet, eves Ii this beer el awe less sad convivial hlicitation, we shell do well to 'smasher that the magnetic telegraph forms no exception to the cate gory at inventions which, however apt and proper and willing to be the vehicles of benevolent designs, are also the na rsiedag tools of every blind or intemperate impolite in our mans The votaries of a quondam philosophy spieloosly meet the unequal march of morality and mind ; sad even • pod ban affirmed, in foreboding verse, that all the train of era which have reduced the material lielnleall to be the mamas of mu will " • Heal not passion Or a pant Entailed on human hearts. It Wimp to our respective oonntrise and to the preempt age to confound that oprculauot which would divide knowledge from virtue and inquiry from improvement. The labour will not be light, nor is the eventual victory everywhere apparent, yet there is one province of asho in yid& des task would be may and the triumph within ear grew. It depends on us, on oar will, ear choice, to Derry Into perpetual effect the sentimeat whisk the hon. chairmen has emaciated with his meet; it on as to strike out for ever from the sum of public =al am isenemonts all the continuities eta callieks batmen Blig hted end Amseica. If we Mord sreampin tar mpossdeatn I powers In a Mendly spirt, If me "Mold b.s sae lesallasibeg proneadem and asoodee boky eassormst ; If even Moan deed wash entends so tho malleal sky be baud es ths mowed" of • derma, arm if we should ribs arts Is mat the wed of her mi en" and to rake the Mowers of War retook's MI Mad singe, ten wadi Ms rernealie it K rpm* rid eo C M iried7 NM Nay. (Alpierm) Gendeera Y Ths es moda thst re disll purse • vary admit mum IE . rt sat dilly K pvrTl ed- to the Prealast, sal is t has mule • sineepending answer to tbs Ora ) Thome areeps mg sot be deed innipeime la oar ar ching, dry sort be ibuital maim ram Mesa (Chem) Let or mmement be smiderre in Ma nesionme ; let the cosionandwases of ens semenent rpm the SM. as pelky, sod dis et este r a or dt7d= mt. lat doe moodier appromb the adjustment of dryad queedosa, not with • toreleue maid to paltry ad but with a broad view of immeral venter htd and benelkeed results. restlesses , the subtle sh tel te Mom vill set hem been fa vats. sal we ere a verity tees be those and sidereleg Mowers whisk by Pros psmiselen sad laser at we sismod. The molleseseion of the Chasm Miami' hive gives MAO; aid wllre been Chars In them I ceistasamvill I, bighlynmeelad by bar and by her Maid aura, Mr AMIN whit min dr virtues , of drir or relpthava non beak the appaloosa's benne of • dm aria. The Weirs d Great Britian MS rawsedy mama as remstene Mort of an satermir le whin they pen so dimly' pert, red will, I en wall snered, Mnspert tab sGioia Moises the mild esnaeons 1 whin miser the Tapia pope towards** Asestiosa kindred. needier you my snows tasks for the honourable miasma manta to my mustrysia md tamed. Teo have animal as ime • favour whin tre sail mar Or per pea= hr ."lad is to readre sor ails ollo wle t ores% thowws IWO mi mar ra s a ea mar wlita snot Moe= smokellas sod boimeionsse. Ws en al =sliponne ad dist ars miry let a den and worm to Os maw eaustry, Ora( strunth with lise nal sublisit id s e nalli brin a assimmeenee reties. As the maid ot the British =l e an areas tel= itiel are joined to-dav an j owl the pop whisk we ban felt we a sks to be= At the onelmiso of la imrabWe Sawn vidsk us. Sam& to wish deep sioselsn, the gamer roe with oft oar ant and game arm nary assn. The mat speaker was Kr. Cyrus Field, who smite se hams : "Mr. Trodden and dentlesean,—Ten de ins fee moi homer. TM onseedieled alsbratis slymemen, V a tie Imam as an hen be, have - set sear re =I do net Mew Ora is hove ben banal do acre thea moseit. To se one sem Is the world indellesi fir OS asblemmat. Om may have am same than smetkos—a= mesas may ban had • plomisent sad this • port • hot don b • beet of us who ban bees Is the week era thesomissien of whi n. sl aillamos a" day. I will monks say bortior . whew% se well as welt, dhe eakram used trims Ms been my seivism and balmy arteibita : ay wall " !Muds, Yawn Pater Omer, Moue Teem. hisidtal ....1 0. Sokests, as glawmai med Tem a., hen % IfirMes me ow sihis meieal hive g5. 4 . 16 d: ameresporate • me. Ikere 1114 I" Kr. Winagg elik Vlisli vi" Ihei rule '.4 at WWI Used, err I bad arra dr atillit i l l =Ttek, listramdark md Lower AW* Oulliew t o m k s 1 111.11•11.11 ill issima he the argialks iiit irk bee anal the Atlantic, either by • new eaketription to their cont. "a cme ' ce. forwa b" r i d m eT r aohly walPs" , tia stramalen ; the ild with diL w g"" hicharr= "bat to be mistimed Lord Clereedes, and Sir John P the premat, and Sir Charthe Weed, Om late, First Lard alibi Admiralty ; as also the Ilecestades el the E nglish nasy lmg ;rgeve=iest i t i te g eretlef f and I 7turi e f i r. Neelarly math* the President and Seuetary_of the Navy— the govemmenis elf Neeefeendkad, Prince Edward Wend, it.,. Battik Osteede, end Meths; three sever to be for pmmldslienelod Maury, Professor Monm I Prodaser Beebe, and Professor W. Thomsen, who ham emilthred most efficient aid without reeelyther my ; the accomplished and skilful Peally, Derma, Aldhant, Otter, W a right ga t a i • oar Own well known and honoured Ca/4dr end gab, lieoliemst t=i , aar i. aail an the abet 'Mem el the end the lest—(elemee)—emer teme r7t—e dem nem ; Mr. WM. K. the able esebteer, whole's bold his 'hob time fm oteolhete roestruottitg poieotag eir payleg-ent menblemy wklr'whiolt the cable Ma been nammtelly isid Nero the Whole am piny roes and mes these ahem, Wee reptoesd, with the utmost kr lb. Everettl; Mr. Woodhouse mod Mr. (Mien) ; Yr. Amid, who has bees unsteri lm a i lis7 l essrtiout on oar be the Kill• goblet cemoditee lberre. Joshes Fmk Jobs atedNets u g r :rho, without com- Plossitillar goys the maagesy the benefit of their embeat lehot ; the breaks. of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, whir ham demoted eo mesh time without one denim Isr Emir serviset im en ee d ia. m i =sistent, hinds. liestm. C. mid Jabs 8. Morgan, of Leaskaa. (Cheers.) Mit add mmay, seamy others to this list. We have all and se efficiently as we oould in the prommtion of the goad work. We have had many difficulties to sennotnit, many dhoosragemente to bear, and some enemies to over =whose very opposition ham 'demisted us to greater (Cheers.) We believe that the work meow tirwill prom a great and lasting berth M our race. U ffe id et bat a tithe of what le expected from it we gall be more, amok more than rewarded for what we ham dome." (Load and oontinted applause.) Captain Nyman, of the Gorgon, responded to the beet of The navies of Great Britain and the United Statee—mat and joined in a noble work of peace ; may they never be esperated or meet in staih," as follows : "Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen,—l feel highly honoured in remoadthg, for the British navy, to the toast you have just done - ma the honour of drinking, and I am desired by the ' distinguished Admiral the Commender-in-Chief on the North howl= station, Sir Houston Stewart, to express to you his regret that he cannot himself be present at this odebretko ; but he her permitted several of the officers of his flag-ship to accompany us, and they are now here. It dose not often fall to the lot of a naval officer, whom pro fusion is chiefly that of war, to be associated with the national ships of another Power in duties strictly pacific. But In the service the completion of which we are now cele brating the United States ships Susquehanna end Niagara were amociated and worked together with no hie than six of her Medeety'e ships—viz., the Agamemnon, Leopard, tcLo s VMorotia, Gorgon, and Porcupine. They co „i heartily and ettormefully to the mutual bene fi t of both navies by the free and unconstrained intmetuse com menced in the beginning end kept up to the end, mod I trust that the rivalry thus engendered may long continue to be the only source of difference between us. It is, somewhat presumptuous in me to speak of an = P I ' much my senior u Captain Bodice ; but I cannot help saying, gentlemen, that Ceptain Hudson g In Rag land the friemiship and astern of officers fi f ths higheet rank In the matey and that he carried away with him the best wishes of el f who had the honour of his acquaintance. We witnessed a spectacle yesterday which will not be sully forgotten by any me of as. It wee that at the enthu siastic ',Jokier at teem M thousands of the human of this agnificent city which stands first of all th e Miss of the ta Amman oestinent regolciage for • peaceful arE taL acsomilesil by the united efforts of Aresricens and • saw, as In oar own happy country, without cooed= or throe to preserve good ordem m t i rw sd 'also your volunteer regiments march =lad were struck with their steadinem and military . Lolly, we joined in the great promotes of fire width, es • body of organised mm, trained for the Pmemmanoa of a most difficult duty, requiring a combination and diehrline ta the midst of destruction and confusion, ap pems to is to be the grandest and the most perfect institution of the kind in the world. And now, gentlemen, in behalf of the Atone of the Indus and Gorgon, I beg to Misr our warmed thanks for the hearty mimeo which you have Oven ua. We Ilbal l mamba with pleasure this our visit to L ier ti a=ead shall carry back to England the most pleasing el the feeling, omakleration and kindlier which have beim shown us, end which we accept as What's, of favourable regard for the old country which still lingers among her descendants on this vast continent. a, 7a7; spears tal. 167 Scant, COCHILA laved. HABT 11101111=WITOBC14FT IN THE NINE- liniziiiciiiiozY It is a painful duty to have to chronicle in this boasted nallightsaed age Mammas cd the grommet saparatition prevailing la some of the rural pariahs. of this county, sad are are sorry to say by ao masae confined to the lower dames. Boat Thaspe, on ail L assi ondai earning last, presented probably one 11 • 111 lIKIN OMNI that ever occurred la North loth those the of the hnioue Matthew Hopkins, the wildirthelor, likahreee. It appears that Emma Brazier, ymd2l,the daughthr er a Maw la the above parish, has lank meld math trethanse by inahlag use of nod violent, alindee, medial* ler oder the pedalo that she has hews tinted bye iisop-ie may 76 years of age, irk et lakents who Ins he aw world at the Hag new end wia with Ms wile, is of Irreproachable cha racter. The poor wars lise theneseeesil by the Brazier Welly of wrong servelless meth Iwo their live dock, wok as waft we of their pigs to climb • cherry-Noe sod help tier is the Ault had en top boughs Redone wee had by the errs pored& to a waseethr ms, sawed Burrell, at Weed, who bee hag kens the avers( " The r iri l = of the North ; " but her ear was of so }scalier a eluded se to bathe his skill to &Nave the spell. awn coition was nest awls to a thert-dedie, armed Murrell, reddlog at Eatheigh (Bra.), who undertook to edict a cure, aloha a kettle of folios, ler which be did not forget to charge 1.. dd., and preeddith to pay a runt on Monday even ing to the old wink," lire. Melo, sad put an and to her is arts. Mean hed Tweed this ewe during the ahem" bee a kr weeks of the melee, who on his Mona the deeply palm! to And tiot,_after of secede hither, such pod thawed thedd elth la his perish that the belief la the telnemit et the girl sod the donale agar* of ea isolthisho eM wthma wee all but usheeeth Ewing vidtad the dd feroprothert bed her Aide essinat that ohs was beam) be Mid II the reilerlagthloor el the district, who osathenth Ilikleg tint shit vas wale he resseeseended her leseevel le Or vaianthethethr try 161801 M edges, wit ems tine shift th — M - Ter her athelein, hot s odious Wand le ad upon, =lag e are nada bee soca ranted that tithe vow e are who was expected to cure the phi I The oaths nontZe the 'doh* of the maturate, red oblethed ss,ptaefee that the police shod' have se the wpm the adghbemhe.d la the areentises the news if the to weled- smith of the whoh-dootor screed fer sad wile, and abed dike Worth lb., maid ad have bad hat SW 200 people aolleded seer the the of Mrs. Mohr to wholes the stherweiorel powers of the Eolith* wharf. sad thrum anded were the elonowletthe cif the I =, end to pond Ma. Male Ada asthma Whose the rum wee obligeea sallegd to dent weri et the weep door ; kr, although the y iselt Woe thonethetely haws w do- wries Warm (sot he had Imam of the the isteado hir o for sow der prwrfarly), he oder damped to Opens the =et loth may stops Is preveat or pat a seop to the Ullthredy two of the pass node their sp ine...My agd the mewl di= da lhe young woos his does othrehosidied he the lib of her digit bear, Itho Woe, sad bawd ewer to loth the pesos ; sod we .Ariereselphthe that so doe will he lath of th is disgrooeful egis Blanked, Sept. 17. LAW" CJOITZNAZY.—A few weeks ago, one of war thieves mesitesed to towel Maeda that be was about le *mamba, Id* Lord Gimpy Isthelo ces t i Viss • srea demenelesliss Is OK the mthesety of Biwa blither, ad Welts distil hi bawd to Ty bolsi emsay etsemth ib : • melt tits semed methyl daisies leiter tram at Whim' wee reed :—" Rabin, Assist 26,, fat r Pelt De lta lms, se it bet e Wilma dem ao-operste s sebum, *Wok b= the shims the esbibities of respect for the momory Dines es the pa el his bilow-eatestryme, sod I median, et its sesyseties that there Meath be aeftsho saliseths it the esthesery of hie birthday, tad thet• esteorlglthe Sonia be =Wed tato for the perms 4 it amid.' • ZIONMIII t ltis la that oity. As ft w a sters elmessimposidelhet I amid be able to attend the if asel, smse egyessis meths the of stoweeis aid be es wog essiiithellik MS I alma be most happy jots is the sibilthigthelkal It solused isle.-1 hem :be b 02Conr te be, per theft. amt.. leutryous sod Wiswor..—C. R. &OM 1/Iq."—Olairow Dear Mail. Li MOW RAILMsw.—We hear that wider, have bees neeksi this week to Mop ell tarther_Fwerisses with the Dever ateiska of the those rettway. Wbstmer eo Wee • =&plug of the ishwirenesem of the /Anomie is the thessiss, or to mere the Doom .Ye te a more active es-opseeties, reeteiss yet tabs sem. The eiterehothas q u i: s ever. is net et owe. awl, by sailed soaps gest awe bald prewar. easythe ME•011,81 tbs d Imprint town be ots se tow le • tMly-elellyhei mod lemma rucy•—Dow