The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-15 00:00:00

GOODE, OAINtKPORD, and 00., BOROUGH, ,tot - tto% bygniagiim 31 SUPERIOR LNG IIO MAN t ,"r U RED EXTENSIVE MiUW-iillthUo . 'NINO BEDSTEADS and BEDROOM URN ---.n&KYPUtillifen. — I ' • BRAM and IRON BEDSTEAD., ut every eise and Illeserlit‘nn :I.l_o, 121, 122, 1 . 1.9. BOROVGR, Na 60308.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVEN Ixa,tvairgmßEß 10. too. ON.O PBS Y. 11 120, 121, It 2, 123, 1101‘vuerli, 1 1;( SI.ITAN RAI I ,WA Y .--The EX rEN iT I • • tenn PADDINOTON to ILAJMPKIN wsklabortly be r Lrsei, QII B EN't3 TSE Al' A 14. Loog-aore. _ m.,..mi k -ik. W. H. N. THE 14JIGIEWIRS LANik Wilidlry J. lima. birtiog bon re•aved rola e= ° •=e4.all ttriFtlEAT UM. EVkN%tl. at • •uartar te 1 sooelurllar annetti•l at 11 aLI Librerhoia. *lt lola pouu% evu. .MIINBI112 , 111: tsIiADE: a Novel Nwitard Bottle', New BurlinctowArcet. INTL LLIGEIN CR FROM ABROAD. THE ugly HOP AN II =WOE. ELECTION INTELLlohdfllt llt LI WM-L . IIN ItAILWAY WM311401 ‘1120.10N *E4 IT TRAINS win r.in betwAvi . • Cdy, and hiachaaaaa. 1/...yowatar, Kaman-WI. •:nelon cHish.strwt!, and tOlononit,r.iwil., By uptuu • I.THOIVLITA.N RAILWAY WEArEss lA': Kaa.lolll.-11STATION at BIIOIIPP-111, *lva tainawo v.il f- u, the nose Martha and 11..44ml:tura At Mt lalm awl in*Too:a..po4 THROUGLI FLOOD and LAU A Novel. (murex awarsa's sersor4 THE EARTHQUAKE IN PERIL PLYSiOUrrt, Sm.. 14. The ranaina and Pacific papers have not arr:w4 by the Shannon, through a break-down ooeurring on the railway on the night she left Csion. eengers from Peru express their belief that the effects of the earthquake have boon mueh exagge rated. The shock on August 13 was felt at .L nau at 6 p.m., and at Callao at 5.45 p.m. BAween 8 and 10 p.m. several lesser shocks wore felt, and an immense tidal wave was wit nessed by the shipping at Callao. The Peruvian and Frenob men-of-war stationed then) put oat to sca. No lives cr vessels Were lost, but several merchantmen were damaged, and a large quantity of property was washed off the wharfs. At Payta, a Peruvian town bordering on :Ecuador, the earthquakes were felt, but no lives nor vessels were lost. Yesterday die handsodie hew trap ad Malt Ekchenge t which has boil 'Mme in iltesthriark , ttreet, game', was publitigWfiesid wittigint owe many, and iA the meet uncistintattons winner. At one time it wee iiposied that his Soya! High nem the Plineeof Wake wookl have bode Ileie have betel present at the opening, but the Pre viously arranged incrvemsolci" et the Prime ren dered thio imposeibie, though it is entiMpeted. with good and sufficient ream * limit bia royal highness will pay, a vieit ta' the beading at no very distant date. The viakit tirh tbii encibatige will supply is one whish Ms tong Man tell by all who are in any way . anuiesited with the large and important interests represented *the bop and malt trades. The .gesismil budge of matrer litan merchants—the 007% cool, and other leading mercantile trade—have, each their separate ex change for the coneentration and de spetch of busi ness. In this respect, those oiirrying on the hop and malt trade, were dolleierat cute the Movement for erecting this building yam camsureased. In 11>66 a limited liab3b47 osaapsay, with a nominal capital of 120,000/.„ was started, and the list of directore and other official persons connected with it was a sufficient guarantee that the uuderitaking would be properly and efficiently car ri ed oat. The first stone was laid in August, Mid, and the result now achieved nest be such es to imeesd the most sanguine expectations. : The.headdMg, viewed from a merely architectural pMut of view, is one of the handsomest in London, auct as to it Practioal utility, those most ibtiurstedy eonaeoted with the trades designed to be benefited in the highest terms. tinder the mo k of this exchange growers, merchants, dealers, and buyers will have all the edventagee of a com plete and well-atteadod market close to the ter mini of the chief railways which peas through the hop-e rowing districts of Kent, Surrey, and .&unex. The advantages of an open market are scarcely to be over-estimated. hitherto the sale of hope has for the moat part been conducted in the private count ing-houses and Of6OCll of the merchants) in the hot ough. Its the exchange much trouble. expense, and loss of time will be avoided, and the grower will be enabled to know the real value which his article has reached, which, pethePs, it is not too much to say he did not always do under the old arrangetutait. The promoters of this company base not, hewever, confined themselves to the mere buying and selling requirements of the trade: they hate bestowed their attention to other and equally pressing wants. Besides general and private °axe), rooms for the stowage of stook and samples, large and conamothows warehouses have been constructed, where hops, malt, seed and grain may be placed. The warehouse accommodation of the hop trade has long been known to be most inadequate •, but now that complaint will no longer have any force. Some idea of the extent and character of the build ing may be formed from the enumeration of a few figures. The street frontage extends to something like 340 feet, and the architectural elevation is about 100 feet. The interior exchange consists of a square 80 feet long by 50 feet wide, the whole being lighted at an elevation of above 100 feet by a large glasaroof. This secures ample light and ventilation. On one aide of the square, to the right of the en trance, is a maßnifkent room, fitted up for the use of the subscribers alone, writing materials and other suitable article. being provided. To this room there are already some ninety enbecribers, the terms being two guineas a year. At the other end of the building an Emboli room has been fitted up, which has been secured by Mr. Smeed, of Sittingbourne. Here there will be periodical sales of hope, Qty., and Mr. Emeed, it is understood, will pay the grower the price reached, and also gt ,, e the brewers the required credit. If this arrangement is carried into effect, it will be a great boon to the trade, though it may be as well to state that the ecmpany do not in any way mix themselves up with these sales. They lot the auc tion room to Mr. Sawed, and as to the character of the sales therein carried on they will he perfectly neutral. On the ground floor re freshment rooms have been provided, which are to be under the care of a well-known public caterer, Mr. Henry Fisher. Arranged on the aides of the square are four storeys of public offices, which will afford accommodation to something like 120 differt ut firms. These rooms are built in the most approved and modern style, and are replete with all the necessary requirements. We believe that half the stands on the ground floor and half the offices have already been taken. The opening of the building yesterday drew together a large number of men:hunts and gentlemen con nected with the hop and malt trades, and all were loud in their praises of the admirable manner in which the whole design has been carried out. Unquestionably the building com bines great beauty and architectural effect, to gether with the greatest amount of practical usefulness to secure the object in view. The cost of the building itself has been about 63,0001., while the freehold land was purchased for 60,0001. Yesterday the quotations on the exchange were, for Sussex hope, 82s. per cwt. • Worcester, 785.; Kent, 85e. • and English oil cake fetched 12/. 10s. per ton. The market days will be every Monday from ten to one o'clock, and every Thursday from ten till two o'clock. Cifitinmk.--Last night Mr. Clint IVentworth Mike met a number of We supporters Oughton's Anation-reonn, tiloanastree t, Chuhne. Sir. J. Slack (overseer) occupied the cthdr. Mr. Mike', iwnarlol were confined principally to the proteeninee w 6 cte had taken place that day In the miming barrndisi's Liniit in Mon einetun. Laat evening Mr. U. (tiger, ww, NU come foe ward as " the working teen's candidate," l.vl l his die public meeting in the borough, and reediviA • vote o confidence. Rich&rd Now midi. in /I vole., Wire pert $4O, t -A •,. NOLlbli tiIiARXN LINDER the `AMOR& • 147 It. It. Fox boom'. Aolkor et - SolcWD linshama." Loorm has pro:Maid o most stirootem hook on souk* M truth. sobjeet"—lMl. :terra 1iti4474.4 1 4 .44414 w. ?Inv 1ihr.14~4•0.4.47. Li }."l ROPOLI'I AN HAI LW.% Y WHi re NS •va TATKNEtoIks —A fITATION at A ig444zewt, K6.C81,70- 1111 N. oppaatte the Vertry4tail. N 1 T11(11'01.1'1 AN RAILWAY W EiTERN Ia.TENSION —A PTATION M 1 OTTTN4.IIILLOATN. MI TROP(11.1 FAN RAILWAY W rIS MRS ENT/CW.ION.- A RTATION re QIITILN &nom), !Sys grate, r 1 ..11(4,ride.le , n-MIVI •••• 11.4 ..%•• RlOrla ITC ALIN fa a., , a Lai. wY ani Auas sum. vie U Wag ' Al all LAwanca. Lb riolip. post no, A L OS T /I A If B: a Noel. By J. MP .31• Alt L IPArtf, Latter d "VW, &Ir" Ite. Raglan% besiegi. IlatimatilialemL GREENWIC7I.—An meeting of the electors of the el Oroeuvnch 11,s been east vened to promote the of the Hight Hon. W. It Gladstone. The chair snithe ooeu_piod by .11.. Anisoutsen. one of the liberal candidates for West Haut. BACKNEY.—There lee --- nowrhieiaididatai for the rep mutation of the new borough of Ila ikney. Last night Mr. J. Holm* addiemed the eleet.no at the sew Town-hall, Hackney, and =primed ha intention of ad dressing them in various parts of the bo:ough at newt three tunes a week until the polling cay. In the mean time the other candidates have not berm :die, but have each addressed the new coastitua any sever al tunes the last few days. At a mauling held at the Town-ilq Nam Witch, a re unite= =staining We tuguatures 2,41.1.1 of the elector. was present al se Color= Thompson, "the annervative and eamstitatimial work.ug mane sea didate." =king him to allow him sed to be p.t in Domini"- tion. In reply, the gallant taloned said he Legged to re turn them his sanoeretheake for the honour they had done in presenting him with the requisition coutaining such a large number of siatuatares. If he went to pa, lament he would only go es an iadapsideat man. lie would not pledge himself to eapportuay party or any party leader • but, generally and broadly speaking, he would =pearl any reforms which he eensideisid were oracolated to pro mote the prosperity of the natio= to preserve the bless ings of peace, and to =toad 'esanwieros. On the other hand, he would resolute) y oppose all the measures which had for their object the destruction of the cherished Medi tutions of the country, and which were calculated to set class against class and sect aganst sect. KILMANNOCK.—Mr. ltdwin Chadwick, C.D., 13 spoken of ae an opponent et Mr. Bouvene, M.P. At a meeting of advanced liberals, hole. in Kilmarnock on evening, a letter from Mr. Mill, M.P., was read, contain mg the following passage:—•• I may -ay, in brid, that Mr. Chadwick is one of the contriving and organising minds of the age ; a class of minds of wEich their) we very tcw, and still fewer who apply them qual t as to the prac tical business* of government. He is, moreover, one of tho few men I have known who have g paw= tor the public go. d, and nearly Cie whole of his time i. d.iroted to it in one form or another. With respect to pd Ural questions, in the narrower sense of the word, I may ray that Mr. Chadwick was highly esteemed by Sir. Broths u. the father of enightened radical en; that throughout life I have midrib Lad occasion to differ from bun ou sul,ject i of that nature ; and should we be returned to parlusincnt there are few whose vote I shoald exp.= oftener to a ;reit with mine on all subjects involving the p. inAples of popular govel nmcnt." I, 1. IA I ttLi lAA IvAtt.WAY WEifti.ll3 rsnioN.-- PTATION 01 . 1.neUTIE the OMIT . .1 1.% 1..%11.%).‘ twin. PADU11 1 101*!4. qr 1 . T1:01 ) (11.1TIN RAILWAY witirßax ATE.. MIN W.—TM _npftina. win obletly as- M V 1.03 YYNTON, thmend Iteaaper. 1. IF/t. p INK 01 A CnTl ALARTA (invo tel by • 1., 'el Chart. r, Is 3:, No. ' root, Lc Jos, ..t• ttnnhor. two. toast of Llutotore HEREBY GIVIL NOTICS • that. • (it'll MP at the rate of t per mkt. per annum, en 1 a SINUS. • .....attonal int...1.140A the rate oft per wet per nano a. both f theorise tat. 'be.pc tot enter at it. note 01 lJ getr wait. per . L.O. or /.2 a there fer fl.. Gatfiear will be PAID to th • th.o. • • :era at %hie Mike an and after TURKU Y, the tlth o.:oter 1. twe.fn t.Le hoary, of 1. and 5 • At the ports on the coast, between ,a'plruico andGllao.eartbgaakos of more than mind ceverity were expected when the last steamer touched there thin arrived at Panama, previoul to the departure of the Shannon. ITALY. . . Honks r rn b• on asd rafter th• 'n P4-ptAro . r, and onlitanyhe until tb..dividsod sad beaus IhNqli.) ;warns. Ay oak r el` Use a TIBI a aILLIKEN. Racrstary. P'LORENCE Barr. 14. The government has decided to take vigorous steps to restore public order and to repress the crimes and disorders which have lato!y been of frequent occurrence in the Romagna. General Paco Mer will be appointed Military Commandant at Ravenna, and will also diseharge the functions of Prefect. Ul3 will have power to extend the stringent military measures which be is authorised to carry out there, to other prCvinTis of the Romagna, wherever the public safety should appear to be endangered. MPERIA.L Plitt: INSURANCE COMPANY. I. Old liroadotreeraid . l ub t i..d and i lLeallanan. London. •awl. d and Inverted (4nt.g. LI . 00),,n 1 11. Law" Mid !AOKI= Inonnanor.,mantcd an even amaraplaanal proparly. at Immo der mad. 14C 111472 n/ Pm .iri t tlts H.ILIAWI) : Amsarlallaajaat. ,Nt ur. 1& L h:.\L Vtt , Orr.S..s ..N A v4.lta..b.v a.d importrai PARNAIJILLIP IUTAT4 • lg.. of the 643 ILI'. Lord Lawkaaae et tze Orantr, cit•Lbio , • Itreeptausa. ' A.TFIONY BOWLER b • E .TI 4 mr r.n.....nn0 from th. el Jrtfer 'en t o ld r a Txr.e . , • • sk:: Lty A 1 ;1 1:130N. at thr Ohntin of Wet?. B,tel. .. at a* rot 1 0rre........1y, in*; . . • • N • . ttabernra p ntor • Ytte: , :11 4;1 . ' • mend ea mare 'wont ME veer, a ale .11}4.:atet,...4Eft. 3 'it. R. 31..• au . ..? .1. r. fAr A 7 „ 7 :nr.e... 1 17 - ...''n:;.T am . 7 • at Ott WI VX.333121 •‘63/. 1* IP.: a •..11 I C."•••• 114.1. *z r - I buleltna Intl. , O • wt d. . • OP. lad here ,4 3.3.3 .111:.-31134/1 1113.131 .• • the ~• at aei 't p:•••••• t 7 Met: ..Tr eynor. rrhh the intyne, , At..., dt,l4 . - • .• eo:a•aut.d at £1.4 L•••r 1131.13.• • • 'IL . , .!•313 3 V. ry , e of th • t :ee - n f Wane. m the p Irlnl/ a of BUM • .• ••• o„1:. a, And M.: byr eyett. i i .armmc w nery .4 the Vtliey or tan . . 7 : . tele ke,wee UZI ii•Lanoss and oth o'honts of and palu.ke th' 'l. /...i..n . . • - -• •I And wel warred. And Ow ••10.4 , * n f‘T. gf•••33 • - and ter adieu and trent fishing in lb.. • • 'l3, — UOPeriptli.. 1011*LiC1313/ 3 , •••e1 p aDr of • ,f.• • • • bided at Utopia lea sale: at Ant. ,‘: • .. . Lt.:tepee, Tokanhoure-yanl. London ; Yr. ,•- • n• ar 112313 D. wbo wlll show the artAt:: at •.. heed, Hayford : the Bell Beak filloacater • •• t. en.; lapse, febentoa. tr. Laren's-Swede-14 .. . 7 . . I Mr. W. A. Elowt.ra, land and t'mter ann . and ,7. ne-nt. and .31k.3301.4**, Wlterhatll-elace, • . • W 7. - • PRIIBB.I A. BERLIN, Aar. 14, Evaismo. The New Prussian Giu.ette and the North Urrnosh 0 eszetie of this evening declare the allegod de spatch of lien von Thick, Under-Beery:Airy fir Foreign Affairs at Berlin, to Couut Sohn% Prus sian Charge d'Affaires at Paris, in referenol to a reduction of the Prussian army, to be fiatitious. GREECE. ATHENS, Bar. The Grind Duc.hoss Alexandra left to-day on her return to Russia, accompanied by her son. Much excitement is caused here by the attempts which are being made to send back the Crawl refugees to Caudle. LAMBETH.—Yesterday evening a meeting was held at the National school, High-stn et. Peckham, for the purpose of adopting memento for .eeuring the return of Mr. J. Morgan Howard, who has been ass pied as the conservative candidate. Committees hate lwen formed and confidence is expressed that Mr. Howard will be re turned if all the hberals now in the Held persist in going to the poll. MoNitOUTllsninE.—lt having come to the know ledge of the liberals that one, if not more, of the agents of the Pontypool-park estates was working for the con servatives, and that the agents of the conservative can didates had obtained several promises from the tenants for, Mr. 0. Morgan and Woos! Somerset by stating that Mrs. Hanbury Leigh supported those gentlemen, and that young Mr. Leigh bad been brought up in tory principles, relresentations were made to Mrs. Leigh, and that lady has written as follows to Lady Llanover, of Llanarth :—"I feel sure that the report about our agents working for the tories must be the invention :of some ill-natured person. They all know that we are thorough-going liberals, and the tenants themselves are advanced liberals, so I think there can be no doubt there is false. They wrote to my brother (Colonel Roue upon the subject, and the answer was that everybody belonging to us was allowed to vote according to his own way of thinking. I believe the Pontypool people are early all on the liberal side. In former years Mr. Leigh always said the same, viz., that he wished everybody to vote as he plea‘ed, and that is what we wish now. However,. I will write to our agent at Pontypool, and tell him again our wishes on the 'ab ject. 1 bakers I shall hear they have not attempted to interfere with the voters, and certainly that they have not interfered in favour of the tories." Lady Llanover is heart and soul in the cause; and she presented the inhabi tants of Bisenavon, who are almost to a man in favour of Colonel Clifford, with several banners, &c., for the procession on Wednesday. TOWER ILLItLETP.—Last evening Mr. Coops, the conservative candidate for this borough, ad dressed a crowded meeting of his friends and supporters, at the If iddleeexSehool.roeme, Cannon-street-road, St. George's in-the-East. Mr. Wilson oocupied the chair. WEsv %El:T.—The candidates fur West Kent, Sir John Lubbock, Bart., Millsnd Mr. Angenite.o (Liberals), and Messrs. Talbot and W (oonservative,9 have con vened meetings to address the electors; the former at Blackheath, and the latter at Woolwich. Canvassing is now actively . progressing for both parties, and p,userit appearances indicate a sharp contest. At the lad elec tion Sir John Lubbock and Mr. Angersteru were beaten by a very small majority by Lord Holmeelale and Mr. Dyke; but the new reform bill had added considerably to the number of liberal votes, notwithstanding that Plum steed and Gravesend—both strongholds of the liberals— will now be missing, the former having been attached to the borough of Greenwich, and the latter created a parlia mentary borough. Wear Runs° ASoururaN DtvisioN`.—Lord Milton, M.P., and Mr. H. F. Beaumont M.P., were unanimously and entleusiontically adopted by the commit tee of the liberal party of this division of the West Riding, on Saturday, as their candidates for the coming election. MALTA. VALETTA, Bar. 14. 5 i.. 1, liNte - IL fill/RE—PART of the PMINOTRE ESTATE. LI i.. WILI.IA3I ANTHONY BOWLER. is ...,...... d by the Mortg_ ogees under a Power of Sale to . • ',l .11 0 7 f. at the Cleetie of Bremen Hotel, Brecon. on ,V. cwt. $. at 15 fur 1 preetsoff _vissUstat.telt *SW' the m . Torton of the p ...at PORTZ N of the .i , • E ' EtrrATE. In the periel. "P :d re iatee. known se BATTLE 5 a ••.. .... COED-T.GENIS. two capital freehold farms, with .. • • , lesds, and the ertene.veand,valuable allotments from .n • :on . the whole tying in a ring ham hatenteeted by .• • • ..... tn 4 writ bounded by the river VOW. &famous salmon • • ••• .5 oam. Th.. proper!: 1. erten/lively wooled end affords ........ntage• for rporung. It contains arum Weems, and is • • .:•:......1 r 5,111, of about L 313. Also, in a sepa.-ate lott,, ths Ad. • ~ • hod nazt peon nation to the Araysco or Peep^tual Ows.y illygogriete tithe rent obaegea of . the same pa . ' .....h.lidlWi at PM pel arinolgoercitrs. with ylan, mty • .1 Th. l•lse• of sale; at the A. .....Stt Ma Notate Es , • - I'.grultuute._ yawl, Leuroa • ~..., „ e t ", Dp i ns, Ewe. • ~. L.n. Beata - s of d /dr Dur . id Shahs, of C 21514, ."" w 2l - • ' Iv. P.rtY ;of Davi Thome... Esq.. solicitor. Brat;oh; and . , . 51 ' A. howtift)and and umber ourveyor and valuer. IMMO ..,...: en...tau...T. ~ W1.h.h.,11-5....0., late of 5. Wuitehail. To-duy five gunners of the garrison, with two Maltese workmen from the store department, were engaged under the emperintendenoe of a sergeant of artillery in fuming 29 bombs in the drilling room outside Fort St. Angelo, when one of the shells accidentally exploded. Seven of the party were killed instantaneously, and the other has since died of the injuries received. The names of the English men killed are—John Mayell, sergeant; John Drasy, James Clark, Henry Lloyd, John Stewart, and D. Anderson. An investigation into the cause of the accident has commenced, but no evidence is forthcoming. ANGLO-MEDITERRANEAN TELEGRAPH. MALTA. Seer. 14. The steam-ship Chiltern, chartered by the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Com pany, arrived here at 8 a.m. to-day with the short ends and a portion of the main cable of the Anglo-Mediterranean Telegraph Company's direct deep sea Malta and Alexandria line. t.AV HAMPTON.—A pretty thx-roomed de t4e bed VILLA lerwe mural.-0 wets otettert. liTnt II& T.) out terratt,re stun be tek-o too —5, Gentorktv-villas. tt ;remit. • El/MI-EY-COMMON, Kent .—To be LET, Trfnrni•he n. for teortember ortuarten!. ooemiaLon, • bewnti , ,ieete 111.tibE. with extensive nov, mad provabially 3 :1 milt , from London. and 10 minute* walk from etatioa, • ooty or Weet•en4 in lwal•bretr, hurt train.. einthina • :clic al:. Led aral two dr.wti,g rooms ; 'pa sall water 4.i‘d .:.t- eke.. a front lawn. and hack garlen. R •ot £ • I. Ale ••.• 4 notOe, near to *boor. £ OS. tie el. P T. j 4.• ferreol . rad to ..w, Mr. R. Y.tYNE. .• Rienjoy•tOrlitiOnn. /CAM • 1.1.110N.-11tookmad, near Sou th burettgb • • aiklet.ohed VILLA to LEI% at th.• low • • . large r:.rden. The knave to In taoro•uth -11. howl, Keye are with the toll•krepot. -For farther ; V. Mr MARTIN. 4. tioieen 14tr...41.141,0e. EC. -1/ ILL.—Rent, £32. A capital semi • 4 ViLLA RE'oIIiF.NCE to Ler. Plain name. Ton from: haile ay Statoon.-Appiy on the preinio• e. No. k tireekley•k•ne, Fores•lull ; tor to Mr. MARLIN, THE PARIS BOURSE. PARTS, Szpr. 14, 3.80 r.x. Tho Bourse has been dull. Rotes closed at 70.27, cr about the same as on Saturday. AMERICA. (Per City of Paris, vie, Queenstown.) NEW YORK, Ss:Pr. 5, NOON. The Georgia Rouse of Representatives, by a majority of 80 to 23, have declared the negro members to be ineligible. Governor Clayton, of Arkansas, has instructed the registrars to reject all applicants for registra tion who cannot prove their loyalty during the lute rebellion. betwi , en Harnpatead and High -- -7.• I+ LET. a convenient ItkIIDENCE, containing • 1. wery, /mutable of& x. and a =nil garden ' •.' n and retired, and racily reached by on Lbd.—Apply to Yr. lahni, Bradge•whart, ITALIFAX, Sr.er. 4. I 1 • Vt• - be SOLD, a bargain, with or I - •...c ant furniture, or to be LEV tor • term, • •!, • MANSION, wetted In the midst of ' • rrhnds, about nine scree, replete with every • te productive walletbin pezdens doable c0ach ,..1•2 ie , loft*, and two outages.— Fall Pattloulnr , • .;,;.l.raUce to J. E. D., Coshantinrk, Hants. N.B. - • .- i.•.uee property would be taken in part payment. • •i. a:. ~main on inortasee at eI per amt. Mr. Wilkins, the Attorney-General of Nova Scotia, has made a speech urging a strenuous re sistance to the confederation. The Nova Scotia Assembly had unanimously passed a resolution for the repeal of the oon federation. THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. . 1. LET, tight-roomed HOUSES, with bay • • Mktg doom. and warble mantelpieces, two • sninit dye minus of arena cut.,.rond &Ata, " • eJsM. filar, OVer mighty USA= daily. Annual ticket • 0 Bent. sw and Cm. —APPilto C. tiliZetrri tcrracc. Fonthillaved, Tolknatellinsw Tux LODO INO -HOUSE-KEEPERS AND THE At: trio emits OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.—A lar meeting of the citizens of Oxford who let lodgings was held in the council chamber of that city, yesterday, to discuss the new lodging-house regulations termed by the authorities of the university, some of which are very distasteful to the inhabitant*. Alderman Spier* occupied the chair, and the e:-mayor (Mr. E. T. Spires). and Mr. C. Neate, M.P.. were also percent. The regulations were discussed seriatim. It was agreed to ask the authorities to extend the hour of closing doors from D p.m. to 10 and to allow gate bills to be sent in weekly instead of daily. The 6th clone. not allowing other than members of the university to lodge in hawed houses without the glacial permission of the delegates, rained gnat indignation, and it was agreed to ask the university to ex punge it altogether in the face of a modified proposal by Mr. Hurts that the meeting should ask them to he satis fied with the name of the lodger being sent in to the delegates. The eighth clause Its to the inspectiou of licensed houses by the delegates as often se they may require" proved very distasteful, :uril the meeting was unanimous iu its conclusion that the present powers of the proctors were sufficient for all purposes. A committee was appointed to confer with the delegates and to carry out the wishes of the meeting. An excellent feeling ex isted throughout the proceedings, hut while there was every disposition to strengthen the hands of the anthon tits in preserving law and order, it was felt that some of the requirements were undignified, and could not be sub scribed to by those who regarded their word as their bond. J Mintz AT LANCASTER.—On Saturday a young man named Liver was brought before the county justices at Lancaster, charged with entering a field to gather mushrooms, and doing damage to the amount of a penny. A witness was called to prove that the lad was in a oartain geld, picking up mushrooms, 20 yards from the field gate. The accused denied that he had been in prosecutor's Geld, sod called a witness, who swore that he had not been farther than two or three yards from the gab The magistrates, however, sentenced the lad to 14 days im pnioonssot In Lancaster Castle. A fortnight ago a beeper was bought before the UMW bench, charged with auesult *g a boy who bad been gathering muthrooms in his field. The lad here traces of the violent treatment he had re caned—hie bee was severely bruised, and both hr anna swollen with blows from a heavy stick, and it was proved that the poor lad was found m the lane weak and almost Doable to walk teem the Abets of the assault. The same bench that sent a youth to prison for damaging a field to the amount of one penny fi ned the farmer Is. for a violent and s ee the chairman described it. unjustifiable wank Altar the firmer get his sainnions for the assault, he took out another against the lad, charging him with damaging a fence, and the lad had to pay Is. sad ousts, in addition to the severe thrashing hegot. ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY.— Between seven and eight o'clock on Saturday morning an accident occurred at the Hardengre e n Juuction of the North British hallway, whereby the traffic on both the up and down lined was impeded for several hours. As a lug gage train was passing the junction a bale of wool fell from one of the waggons on to the motels. A dour waggons were instantly capsized and seriously damaged, *tale the line lens torn up for a considerable distance. All the beius from the south, as well as the first train firm Fdinburgb nlong the Waverley route, were detained for several bouts in ctunequenoe of the accident. The demurge to the sleek is said 4, be considerable. BRZARFAIer. EPPS'S COCOA. Invigorating, C e Lvn e al p z io na materna, Prepared by lames 111=411 wader shemists.legottra. via or alb 1014 mar la MOW padoilimiaandlessall PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 14. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Shannon arrived here this evening with the above malls. 63 gen t 19 distressed British subjects, 42 sacks of mails, specie valued at 62,7684, and 1,688 packages of cargo. Among the passengers are Chief Justice Beaumont and family, Judge Boole, of Demerara, Major Hill, from Jamaica, and the Rev. E. M. Sealy from Barbadoes ; Dr. and Mrs. Robinson from Nicaragua. Six passengers, including Judge Beale, landed here. lswere forwarded to London by special train at 11 p.m. The Shannon has proceeded on to Southampton. The dates by this arrival are—Valparaiso, August 1 ; Callao, 14; Oreytown, 16; Jamaica, 27; St. Thomas, 31. The crops in the West Indian Islands were bettor this year than usual. The public health was generally gaol. Cholera wan decreasing in Havamuth. Fighting continued at Hayti. Salnare was maintaining his position. He re cently visited the English squadron there, and was re ceived with a royal salute and manned yards. it will be observed that the Shannon's news from Callao only reaches to the 14th August, and as regards the seta.' effects of the earthquake on the 13th, does not refer to any porta lower down the west coast of South America than Callao. 'l*. I.ET, et FURNISHED APARTMENT for a • •.• • • u. 121, within eve minute.' walk of tsihray Nation. • .11,4-park Cambering!. TV.* firEAM-ENGINES for BALE sheep-- Itharop power. by lIIDDLETON ; the ether dame m. ' isLACIIETY—ta good welt*" 000dittes. lah s. 4 ' Ala periodos* away MZOi tad Oa. Id= OPPOSITION TO THE HIGHWAY Act AT S.:AR -903101:011.—On Thursday • singular scene took place at Scarborough. The new Highway Act has recently been introduced into the North Hiding, against the protest of • huge body of raterayers. The feeling which prompted the oprosition to the act still prevails, and on Thursday broke out in a riotous manner. In the highway district of Pickering Lyth East four of the parishes are openly resisting the act, and summonses have been obtained against the defaulting overseers for non-payment of the call recently made. In due coarse seizures were made— the dist under the new act—four being wired from the churchwarden of Snainton (said to be a mistake for the ovei seer), from whom • call, amounting. with &s -pooks, to 621. lOs., was duo and several sheep from Sawdcu, from which a call of 221. 10a. wax due. These stock were sold by auction in the yard of the George Hotel, which was densely crowded by farmcro who had protested against the adoption of the act, and who showed unmistakeable sympathy with the persons whose cattle were, es they thought, unjustly impounded. The auctioneer (Mr. Hart) was obliged to refer to the sale as one of a painful nature. The first lot was a cow, belonging to Mr. Skelton, of Basildon, which was bought in by its owner for 71. 16e., not half value. A demand then arose for the names of bidders, which the auctioneer refused, and the mooed sow was started at If. amid derides laughter and the wildest outburst of • . At last her owner bought bee for fel., followed by which lasted several annuess. Another cow was with malty forced into the yard, and to. 6d. was bid, the animal at last being knocked to her owner for If. 164.—• remit which predeosd ands a tumult that the beast broke off, upset several co t (seines them a woman), and dully bolted in streets, and was seta no more. A fourth oow also bolted, but was brought back, and stuck at an offer of Ws. foe some time. Eventually she went back to her owner for 2!. Ifs amid • mingled storm of yells, hisses, sheen, and cries for "Johnstone." Fourteen sheep belonging to Mr. Skelton, of Elnifintan, were then offend; Sid. a bead was the first bid, and they were ultimately knocked down to their owner at ffs. each. Twenty sheep of Yr. Covedey's of Sawdon were then sold to the owner, also at to. each. There was great joy exhibited at the failure of the sale, and it was stated that the matter would be brought before the law courts and a defence fund was opened for the pu Tore. A HUTCHES t LLICI) BY A BOLLOCIL—Last evening Mr. Longhorn held an inquest at the King's Head Tavern, Park-street, Clapham, on the body of John ints, • elaughtcruion. On Thursday last ho was in the act of placing a rope round is bullock is neck at Tooting, wl,en the animal suddenly tiniest upon him, and ran its horns into his chest. Ile was so much injured that ht. , di. ..1 on the following day. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental Death." IiONEY.—£2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme • e..t.iy oe turnitum, without removal, publicity, or low ' • II ay bo unpaid by may illealseents. No uhacwo u all tf cis 1 .11ZI., Melon.. II per writ. Ito. SPA and morl.—Ap p s 11 at the SWAM OFFICES, 2. Southampton c. WC. Adwaiwoi on Imam. lift polftiva. to. SAFE INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL Dividend. gemmed 10 to W. wr cent pee sonata on outlay. I.,ad SHARP'S IbTVESTM.MT CIRCULAR Ipost tree). Theßepribar Number *ow realy. ASITAI.II3III. tiu AS HOLDER/4. INVEITOSt.S. TRUSTEES. . til hal the above Circular • safe, valuable. sod reliable suds. ..RANVILLE SHARI' sal en..l4l . tr.hr it-r.. It Pi titre . I ut . _ I OW LANDS' MACASSAR OlL—This elegant, ▪ fragrant end pellucid oil L. univer.ally in high repute for dented mace.. during the Mot auty years in promoting moth. motoring, preserving, and Debuts/mg the human hair. hair from falling of or turning grey, ntrengthene weak •• move it from email and dandrif . and sakes it be...stilton, ..t 1.114.14 t. and glawy. Per children it iaepecially neentinentled, turtiang the boats ef • beautiful head of bats. Price se. al.. Te. • te.. opal to four malt and TM. betUa-114.1.1 by eitaniati t• -tta.ent.— /DM for Rowlands' Oil. Further particulars of the earthquake on the 16th, announced by Atlantic Cable oiu New York, have yet to be awaited. CDTEfflrtrroww, flffrr. 14.—The anion steamer Minnesota, from New York, arrived here at 10 p.m. to day, with 140 parengers. She landed some, and pro ceeded immediately for Livemool. BRE/ST, SEPT. 14. The Transatlantic Com pany's steamer Pereire, from New York on the sth inst., arrived here at six p.m. to-day with 127 pemmican and 286,000 dollars in specie. DEATH OF RILAR-ADMIRAL SIR W. LEOOE G. Hoera, Banr.—Hear-Adenral Sir William Legge George Haste, Bart., died on Thursday last, at Wertgate . House, near Bury St. Edmund's, Su ff olk, after a lingering ill ness. The gallant deceased was the eldest son of Sir William Host (who was created a baronet in 1814 for his naval services, but particularly Italian for the victerz on le s gained over the combined Preach and Italian ll9u off the island of Lisa in 1811) and Lady Harriet, third daughter of Horatio, second Earl of Orford. He was born 19th March, 1818, and succeeded to the baronetey on the death of his father in December, 1828. as married Miss IP/ideal= Brune, daughter of Mr. O. Prideaux Brune, of Prideaux-place, Cornwall, and is suc ceeded by his eon, William Henry Charles, now in his eighth year. The late baronet entered the navy in August, 1830, and obtained the rank of lieutenant in June, 1838. After serving in the Mediterranean, Cape of Good Hope, and Brasil stations, he was, in July, 1843, appointed to the Albert and Victoria. Sir William sub eequently conimandod successively the Spiteful and Spartan on the East Indian station. Ho was for several years a naval aide-de-camp to the Queen. The late baronet wail gentleman usher to Queen Adelaide from 1816 to 1849, sad was appointed a groom-in -waiting ti brx Majesty iu 1860, which uppoiutnwut be reocutly - - NOTHING IMPOINIBLIL A GUA AMARELLA restores the Hamm Hair rt• prlfttsn buitoto matter st via •••• bt r ANT.LL sod Co. tom at laagUs, with tbs MI of ose tit w mt.% naluont oltanNi• •a•osedad to olo:Hag Ws soot hat m 4 It I• soy taws. to Was ln • more ammo. loom lora ...I • tower pram—Bold MALIK •• wit! WINN see with bruait. 111,11 Ki.rt• A•1•Coomsos, Kt, Upper Thaors•otttot. for ila • I Aln T. --Ili, 1.1111T4C11 contains an active Prl , flf :f. 5•.• f"t,i.. gift goommos aam immialz-i. v ,,, .- el 0t , 0.55 araaat he 4•110•56.—Kr. O. lOLNLO. '''' ' t • l'. 11 •3 1 wIrS.S. morns s sof • P 605 al Lagoa :.. ",'''' . 1.50.1) s •6sausab4al br a gfrlgeffasal Pritarlaa far 1 .. ,... ....".... *await* sad al &ad aranalsaa i" la 112. '" 1.4. aa4* at Paar s W pa*. 10 ad ant IL ••• FISA TRICITIr ie LlFE.—Natere's Reatedy _ 4 rroderea applinable la the ware et al bayou eillimesia. e• &Pert froorloantr ftreelies of spirits, girldisosa, et. by Pl.ll/ me RUN% plash @apply the sod that without holiest etartasee. bet. e. br I•ltUe. or 'tree. treU &tons fres. or write.— No. U. 'eet, illloessoltearp. ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. 11.• the loot es room ter INDlii_ EMI ON. 13.1..1...4 la ltd., St SC rod Ile. t , 'll l.f.' ANTIBILIO Ut4 PILLS, to vet tl,taatt. rta ynBrto for It 11.101 '` ,l A VTEMONS. • ,t I. 1.1. r IM 4.. Mt. an* 11, ( LI. 6 ANTIISII.IOUB PILLH ror I t.mi PLAINT& IL Lea.* a% la. 114 ra K. N. MS.. sal Ifortuman's tea in MOW sd. per potmd cheaper as the duty la redunod. Thu intenwUng fart wiU, whom fully eves further inennae U.. demand for those ulna. tons. Horn.. WWII taw urn onld only In packet., oismad "Ilornnuall rad Co., Mena It porter, of the pure too."—(Advertiosouot I ILI- HAI OM Jilin:L.— 200 Apiiiilitelibi, large find tl.guilt Prostiontitio Tama. LON ilvt. in !math ieing tar Att.ntk. Table d'h6to &Um. Ik. Ba u ,.. latracolubr. North Dtorea.--tAdvirtiesmsat) WAIN LANCASKUtiII LAM. at a quarlier WO. The desoorwaraliana fa favour al The lemorablo•lim• air) loud and umairossao—Tlama • • • • • • • • THE LA IJ CABIIIRII LAS to 8, st • "tarter e. -11. At aOlauf Ides w albuilissii inagot h ===li swl bared, of oboots. iremnif the ~ono el and frarelffal—Tholiollosi bele ustraike. THE LANCASHIRE LASH, at a (patter to 8. -The eiees thrashes* ess sity farad. and sew settee al nature el the pot keeps the oe in a ps•pete4 owe of asetteessall"—Blestrasa Leaden New ►FHB LANOASHIRB LAM, st a quartair tee. TI9ILANCASHIRE LAW, at a quarter to & Mae rue oily be predieted far the pose, aad. wa n a Loam ails again, it wiD De as mat • bit as the ' thasse Daiwa. —Daily Now THE LANCAtiiiikk: LASS, at a quarter to S. Al Weather, Maine treat the Intelsat id tat PIM. the az neaten,* of the acting. anti the beauty al the emery. to ear aothme of Use lame and nighty-atereadad sadisams, • Toe lanesirte 1& will teat • awes cd ollesolies Ike •• boat • pertod ea any drama that bow lately tore prodeard IauYAL ALlltilts YALat:l4.—turve Ballets. Proremado Osersorl ISM el M. Beek M k 84.,a-okee opts ho. II So A. OUllik4l SILEILRY, Polo or Uokifo, 218. per mom. aft sal shissato. This vim has alma* • spissa repirtattas as • dinner Irma PORT. for in tam.. sass Os addy reoysiseaded es • good. mbelleMbk and Mow Tyros es* and lannar• fry*. by WITTMAN ad •11,, WeWeteiCaa . LIGHT SUMMER WINES.—Good Bordeaux cum, per desess.l Saratormi, ; Beardolahs, ; likablis, ; Obis Weltl Bsaloass. Sls.: stAll Moak sod bleselle. Sm. and Sus. • •o Terms kiosk &ad llsossils, Um; e, See. and Ms. Terms oath, isad ~hose trim Vat Th. sad SONS. en yr.* Nernad. 12INABLAN'8 LL WHISKY. Kri, Het nip seirbated Drnun oid WISH W m HISK m Y on faunal the DUBLIN nuri XDAL— lt Is p.u, wad, inallow, ibdieleua, and eery wheleeesse. gold in bows, Oa sd. each, at the mall butane in London ; by the agents in the prinuthal towns in kluglaud ; wbotssale, at x Great Windasillatareit, laadAya, W.--.otherve the red seal. pink label, and ant breaded "Itinaban'e lia• Whisky." iXYGENATED WATER.-Bleepiug in London during the ~on is not like sleeping in the hash air of the reentry ; but redreslung and threctinituig ode to may be obtained by an oreeing dra aka of Oxygenated W eber, fresh hula the Lt. amiaISOBATORT. gd, I.OIY Bottle*. O-ACE‘ , er Utmost any droop" to ere.. bility ids CHWEPPE'Ii IiALVERN SELTZER, prepared trout the llalwrn Waver. Fp long edebetWlSor Its purity. Every bottle as troweled by • Isbel, huvuar or:se an t4alle nark.—Nairshiototim at Loudon. Isverpool, Darby, Drielal, Glergor, nab I tn. LIEPIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. PAltlB 10117.—TWO GOLD BENDA Lg.— t'ACTION.—Iiese gveasne wtinsit Sarum Intilag, the Ili genteuelm immature being on every ter. accompanied Intl% hill direction,. fee 1011. Sold by ea IWien washes," ebessie" wed greens its at seamy and ilisproveniont In ouvecry. A VERY GREAT PREVMNTIVE to RAIL / WAY OOLLISION, *e.—To Railway Oompanies, N ANTED, a Oveitivinan of Foreign or k•gbah inguenoe, to i n tro. duce a valuable PATENT RAILWAY BREAK, wttlels bale been tented 111 England, and admired for Ow nimpluety and power, and ran b. placed on any Roiling Stock at • Luang expense, or • fu T 111i011 of a Worbar Road. or informatton, form= or Ear. 11. a. Agood communion will be given—By letter, W. F., tyi"ft filetforrerrven. E. OREAT BALE of FURNITURE, Carpets, N-PI Dearth eb flte, bedstead Wain& &mask& abeetbna, table -a, long elatbe , bed take, neonternmsa& black !o. to We room for Intensive ern& and sant tioo .fganlas pretnnea—Wld . WAINIrB,I33 to 138,21etringtan butes; Pataarke& NS q. Preset Gagne& Laotian 'WARR'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES are the Game chea et. pest and beet. Price bate free en appUeatioa.-17, -s BILLIARDS. —Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD TABLES, aurora, for BALK or RISE, at the epseiem bow rooms el J. RESINE7T and (M. makers by appeummeat le Um Royal Family, War-Mammal A ty. Priem from Si 'slaw, with amorworiea—M. Serroymmet. Strand. 't%JALKER'b CRYSTAL a.. 44 Z. WArcIIES are superseding all others. Prii. Medala—Loadoca Parts. MT. Gold, from 115 Us; after. Sl= 14 41.-411. _ ; gae,linmat-atreet ; sad IL Strand. WHITE, COLOURED, and DRESS SHIRTS. THREW:MR aa.l IaLLNNY, Just doer to deinerset.bouse, Russel, Loudon. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SIMMS. Prioen and particulars pa.% tole. Sample !Shaul and Ileaaure Poem fur Jae Zoomocnista should trji our No. 54 Skirts at sCa. the= . lovin. aII)DssE.NOI and Co.. I hirauvt:D lonia millinatl. SO, 61. Ilartan'A.lan, Chart ng-arosn London. EAtablsshod AO years. ► 1 1 RE PIGEONS. LAMM= and 00., DTI= and OLZANIERS. Daskbaaa, ilennond.i; I.l,...tr..r.aquary; YM. ount-street. nireavanuraduare. °AILEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery and filar Both. Black Load, Its. - °AILEY'S INDIABUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, from L. ed. emelt. OAKETS WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets at tack; tias. ln, Is. dd., and in each. - - - - O AKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-mer glum ea tablets mien. fee damning and polishing Wm, alaotro-plaos, pat.. it gash. SOLD ere, by ironmongers, (crooere, oilmen en, ehemieSe, to. Wholrate by JOHN Walt and BOMB, emery and black lead Zlllll, 172, Black&lam lead a. COLL.—GEORGE 1. COCKERELL and Co. Beet conIJ only Own 215n-13, OornkilL COMB. —The CLAY CllOBB COMPANY direst frogs their OoWotan at Clay Oress.--Wor testi ne_t im e g irs/I's End. at els. toe ; MBOOSAA*A 4 Vako .—Codsas to CrILTILF OrrICE, 11 SOW 01.51FAWX.WOAD. W. PATENT CHARCOAL PIPES are pronounced by tholes who have tried them to be by kr the eweetest end coolest =old= pipe ever produceeL—Wholesale and retail. F. 1. DAVAGE. lfo Hath-holhorla MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST. rt. roeCalmat. • Mao from ILI u ll I. ClensuliMion Pp.. RUPTURES. —By Royal Lettere Patent.— WE ITE'll 1100-1s•IN LEVER TRI.NY (perfected and exhibited in the Exhibau us, 1561 and IN2I is glowed by upwards of MY medical men to be the suet effective Invention in the ewe. gee treatment of Hernia. The use et s steel spring. so *Rea hurtful in He effects. is here avoided, a eoft bandage wore emend the body. while the requisite reastliß r xisrer is ti mud by the MOC-111•111 WAD and I' Laves; a with no ease sad eloarases that it cannot be detected, nay be wars dm , Mg sleep. • descriptive ciroular may be bad, and the Ines ferwardtd by post, on the elrourgerenee of the body, two Wale below the bine, bgag sent to the maker. Yr. WRITY 1111, ] r o ses , Ns.. tic as . .. ea, sod sia IL Pima," la. I ,XMLICAL TIMM so the same principle. --•-- - • - SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. PATENT TRUSS MAKERS. ITIDMAN'S BBA BALT, the SUBSTITUTE for J.. REA BATBING.—A daily Bath prepared with this datt in the giatunal etrusitlieser for weakly infante and (Andrea. Asa, L et ai aand Eer h yd . ig tr i KateelL Iteennusended by the= threeshont w f.he entland wand —TIPMN and 15021 1 . 2 10, Wens weedatreet. Lando's. KO. Beware of bananas riGLOWWORM.— Latest Evening News pigapar, One IPenny. One copy for one week. post tine by the latest poet. %%MOW extra postage. It stamps: two copies sent to Kam address ter elle Week . PS Stamps ; three copies. % stows These or wee Using ha &Meat district& destroys taw snit to Poet the very latest sews of ail kinds that ens In London up to pm., can by this plea reedy* three or men repels or " The Glowworm" for a oost of only lid. &bore the peke of the newspaper *Melt Babeertptlons ass Ds paid throw" seiremmilore able. be wham a fag assialeals• will De snowed. THEGLOWWORM. —New premises, with the nwessary sleet szid ad/yowl:0 maablairy, lure been taken for Minable Sad Ifff The Glowworm' at Noe s,l. S. end (.. dforig46.o. Iwener d ChowleeetreM Thew sill Too reibdr for occuifation 011 Or .lout kfroday. Wl* 11.—Tomporea 414. Waal R. O. Pleetue, Itawrier• BMW NOW. HT FLORENCE MAILEYAT bo atolrsodiy. pool OM. NELLY BROO vols., KE. A Novel. By puIRNcI MAMMA?. dutLar of " Lords " Too Good for Qin," do. Biebard Bentley. 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Bentley, blew Ilaytiagtwallkeet, TIM WSW VOLUMES OP THE DEUX OP CMICEESTEMS L IVES of the ARCHBISHOPS of CANTER BURY. Fel& FL sad , esstsialse Uta Eves of Creamer sad War basl, dewy ho Po. Richard EssSky, New Evatiaiton-stre.t. NEW NOVIL BY THZ AUTHOE , 07 '• MICH= LOVEIA." STEVEN L At all Wonkrisa is • yak.. peas aro, AWRENCE, YEOMAN : a Novel. Hy the Aviator of •• Arohao Lova!' •• • Pleven !Amebae' ia et) good • novel so to be on the verse of betas n poet ose."—Dolly Hew, Diehard Bustle y , New Byrtiastorotzeet. OSTEND NOTES. 08TEND, Sr.r.r. 12. " Totre abonnement expire le fin season " is the notification printed in a neat little caw which contains my ticket for the " Lineal d'Ostencle," and "le fin season " reminds me that, like all things tempcital, even an Ostend season must have an end. Everything is still, however, brilliant and enjoyable; and although the illness of the young prince has deprived the Ostendaise of their Ring and Queen, there is quite a su ffi ciency of royalty and " haut noblesse ' for any reasonable men to elbow. As Ostend is now one of the most fashionable of European watering-places, it may not be uninteresting to give you some idea of the daily routine of Ostend life. Your first duty, after a light ilCjeuner, is to bathe, and for this purpose you will walk along the " Dique "—a charming promenade, with the moats by which the town is kurrounded on one side, and the sea on the other ; and having arrived ut the bathing station you will provide yourself with a ticket for " uu voiture i unpersonne." This will also entitle you to a costume,.which, from the fact of its being of a grey material, and branded in two or three places with a number, will give you, when you make your debut in thewater, somewhat the appearance of &convict or a casual. A machine secured, you will make your "toilette du bein," and having overcome the natural diffidence which a muscular Christian very lightly clad must naturally feel in stepping into about a foot of water in the presence 3f ladies, you will find yourself soon buffeting the waves or dashing through the surf in the midst of Tritons and Naiades of almost all nationalities. Your first care, with a keen perception of the ludicrous, will be to got into deep water, and after an honest blush at being surrounded by so much beauty in " deshabille," you will most likely make an ua successful attempt to spear perfectly unconcerned, and summon up sufficient courage to look about you. Possibly, just as you are making your first observation, a huge breaker will cannon you off from a German countess to a Russian prince —your mouth full of apologies and sea water, the former of which will be politely received, and the latter of which you will think it most decorous to swallow—you will at last recover your balance and your equanimity , . I think it was Lord George Bentinek who said, that "on the Turf and under the turf all men are equal." This you may mentally paraphrase by saying, " in• the sea ranks and nations are merged as well as sub merged." Looking round, you will certainly have food for meditation. It is not impossible you will give vent to the Anglicism attributed to a " Meese Anglaise," " How shocking ! " as you notice pretty, sylph-like creatures floating and swimming about you with perfect unconcern— whose toilettes, however, are as decorous as charming. You will be no doubt amazed when you see several " brave Beiges " big, burly, bearded men, fearing to trust themselves without " un bsguoin,' a man who, armed with a tin pail, dashes the water over their backs, and then oon siderately leads than into the sea. There you will notice paterfamilias and materfamilias, with all their small Belgian fry, making quite a fanEig C l cmg yin the water. Here a ring of pretty • make a note of pretty—sure to be Eng • ) • round and round in thorough enjoyment, defying proprieties, yet free from guile ; and there a lot of aged parties of all degrees of ugliness cut ting as ridiculous and grotesque a figure as you, in your branded No. 103 grey, can possibly do. Finally, you will seek your machine—which, having most likely forgotten your number, you will have some difficulty in finding—probably your forget fulness may involve you in difficulty, and you will find yourself representing one of those caricatures which fill the Ostend print-shops, and where Monsieur hies mistaken the cabin of Madame for his own. On your second visit to the water you will no doubt in the interval have purchased an elegant ontitume, and hold your head es high in the water as any Brussels dandy. After your bath you will snake your way to the Hursaal, having entered your mane lag Is subscriber, and while possibly discussing some " huitres de Ostende " you will learn what varied iimuseasents arc offered by the liberal proprietor.