The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-25 00:00:00

Fr" 1 ; \ MOM LAST MOST' GAZI!TZ. SANIRITPTII t 'WILLIAM Urn Pommy - -- - Citt ai rp . bream, to ramotiar tipt. II ing Oat. li, at at bill-aineL Sals., HUI tril Mattbaws, Elt. Amt, qv ; et asalg., Naad6l4, Dastasball-atzest. many Mix BALL, Mark-liarralruabara, Matk-kaa, ply, 911* 9 M 19, Gad 001. 19 at 1I I, at Ballogball direst BM.. 19beir, Only' 9-tan-ptuire ; at rig., Calanawalaast. Tata bi nastipa, Ittotnrwaltiat, Odard-etrea wasimos i l,== Stsamisetattest, Blaakfriont-vork Gars. Da l 11‘ awl OW 4 an% salkabstril.aaatal. eat.: Walk Illastgalwalrant ; at mig., Nicking, Dobetall- ANL 08oasaWasinxotrom CzaosaantOolom 3 poilooltlotCit , Millidiat, es p. 3et 11, mil Oat Bat ot olotot. Oslo, Sear ar Oatoolle, Kkteo Armaiord, Joao ; Comos Alesswaskaisy. Joao *mosso rizsatma, imihmatko, Sipa. 8 and Oct. 11, M 1, as *dare Overt ball at Plymouth. 841., Ewer owl Co, rtrooath IA • _11 . 6! Moak Itstior. DAVID LLOYD, Wroolows, °aim* roakte, Stet. awl Oot 1, at 11, M lionise' Court. BololVl ma lagof• 01 ; tot, Tlystr, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. ♦nemia Baron Navnus, Lim, Kam. WAN. DMOLVINT PITITION2IIB. soarvoaa.-srazar. J. aIIiMINIS. Cf;;Fa;ST vary—l}. illSloll, T1'5 =.761.111444 =.761.111444 illgairagai hall..—Biallibilal h.% learash rasp pea merskokeiTrZick. Ural., Lealsr-etriat, Chars, saw isaker-1. Ca*, Trlagerriers. Piddra, ehrh—ll. Bens, N Derr Warksysak beesr—J. M. Dear,av er, jast Is krimassehes—P. But I l s r aftr_4. iks. R. A.Dasks. teams*, asplaler—W. lbsikhsak, Ilarrairk =asidasekr—T. W. Mir, Ouskerissa-pisr, pp Berk sloe reelses shosser—L. B. Bak, Ileasporpos Noah, C.v cob 4tver-11. u 0 Itsekstra. ll7b i l i. l. =. F, Weirs, wpm —. awls, am., lires, is s bear—C. J. Yowl_ . Bas-slawA. Inas* dealer b =NOW 10• 10 -**W. hoist dasitscb=ami!..., tog isakir—J.Porlim, hekr—W. U. LOW, k. Porreihiss. sir . T. Witt% 0.. M Thohieliasest. Shah k boy miss. DIYIDUDt Sept. S. H. Halal sTaYil. Nail* Basbialklwatisedra, anallesawns—Ssal. & Clone, Enna, I oelacian scathes—Mph &lL Prtgbt, E Lb Hall, onadaska mail-11.1. 16. B. Count, I yearned, anwiaks 15. W. W , Woodball, Insallarldn, 16. J. Warr, BridHagioa, Tacisidas, Nig CERTIFICATI peeled, anus canes to shown k, no dr dig st sdag. &opt. 16. J. H. Earl. MiNaliNftwolisedar ase er. PAZTERBEHIPS DISSOLVED. E. IC'Esllsr sad D. leVitillwa, Wigan, Lsaosahlre, sc asaalsab—J. Psi r , W. Unindll, sad D. Kindrkk (Mawr .1 W. Wildman), Old W. Many, Beale Works, welveram•Ptim, so dor as rogue W. Manby—M. Wl:n -ein sad J. Deraren. 11611141, awn wantsetwon—J. I. Dann wad J. L. A= Naj Oseuldll, (Nth skip inkan— G. T. &alai sad T. Nowkwaptca, inerdwate— G. Dina, W. H. Mon, sad S. Dian, Cockihild, Durban, ea to se aim& G. Dboa—T. T. H. es Harbart Mr*, sad A. Bing, cad Manarain, haus rabbit ttiinwers, so Ert r rigors T. Hancock—A. W. ranks sad W. Illootar D.%y, cal warthaato—L. Jonas and E. Eankinas, Lela, J. Hisadley sad 0. E. lababsiy, loakins is Coat Dpss, ilkatopertolltsdka, enbaskare—J. Mari B. Pollard, OsediS—J. Ody gad T. Mick makare—C. Clensatacia, D. Cany, awl li gir,Vo• esallan-Tpuo, nersheina, so hir sinew& Itlaboloca, J. Trottor, T. Soft, sail J. . eiellg n Vi3 Olsocantersalre, cade:on—W. ( W. G. Lomb (Cowman , G. Lamb J. Loin, Elakidsa. Y Inn gnaw% ai i :r oar garde 0. Hann—T. Pone. sad W. Posen, Weather nth, Sesiordobirr, atwitter sesstans-8. 84arboy, W. Da rin, sad A. Stackey, ?law Banglall-ernick ClaFtAeW awitlia—T. Moon jun.. sad J. Jaen, Caancia oared wood, City, nd sad Coldwater, Been, neck's/ars—a 1.. Davie nal J. Lanstaaa, GeorgalovA British Onin, geld- SCOTCH 1112Q1718TRATION8. Jong 11.1Wroes, Oiaarew, sewed meat wewalsetatir, Await at. et as law* ZIA OW. ow. Jaen Illoatueox ahogew, awe sewatunt, August 30, at eisi tzst, Ow abbe a Jamul Osa as Eariew.tt, lrewbreas, baguet 10, at the Tart Natal, Ws ltrutts ELt.ra, ink mercer, Avast 20, at Dow& awl Lipes'e liesess, NoMayeesb. Jana Damn; Gimigear, ken soak eept, 2, et th• Nally Nali Glasgow. azwzawbas Misr Assay (iceredN llunse we az August 31, at Gay mad Lades Babb"blibibargh. MUM! OP LOPDON MIRING 1712 2222. The Mom of the moiropolitan rosialooto ear null of a satisfactory character. In the welt tltal lost Saturday (itugaet 21) the deaths registered ware 1,112, of whit* 669 were those of wake, aa4 643 three of brim la the eanveposdtag weeks of 1849 tad 1834, what se meaty liras were des:eyed by cholera and diarrbma, the ditelhe lose to 2,230 ht the former year, sad to 1,833 in the Weir. In the or neepood weeks al the tea yeas 184847 the neorbtlity wee I,2ft. The death. of lest wash a wned ea es isereeeel peeelatket ; the punt nes el site=a i thereto'. eseeparatively tem. befog 273 below the average death* la Louden. Of the 1,112 parson who disk 814 were leader 20 yarn of ace; 138 MIN 78 end mar 40 ; 148 wageere 40 to 80; NI were 60 to 110 ; wad 40 were 80 yews of sod upwards. Ile births registered sicesded the deaths by 446. Lae week the Write of 612 Mn sat 746 We, ta ed 1,668 childnn. were regietered la Lades. Is the les aresegred lweg *mks of the per. 1848-67 the avenge sendisr as 1,618. A * PROTIPTANT ' Rados oa CoMistMON AND Assourstex.—Ties Be,. B. ?Wm, rem et we Ohm, whin te the Dory Art. abs.,,.. i ti the %My it lily is so Weer. to his (am MS: "ham • the practice • cesemies. "At Mt s esmet, combiaid lae chaster maw Win the dea. - I MI espieseed m elm fildsly sail My, lel I Way aid Wet la • vidletlea emea, yeasebed sad pasted liat yer, end s copy el Mash 1 hmesdell is We beds* infer Wm, is di , Der Ebbs Lad Me aselsitma es OM but WY sidleme 41111tplaff d the We seeseireed Fires Mks Miss le David a li rdi, see realleed, lira lie peribramee et the ast et pwileace, as dispase 10/M the pre that M iga ll d =ftlils are the skit SOW. NA mit tecellal purities el Gets displeme Mak moil be,. maid to the deaars; esaamedism. Tide is the may mil, Mb. mama leastmallea by Mkt we am gin Me ea loam usseap to Me weds.! err ' (Whets Me thin Wet he ee dye tee arghtea. .al amber..ee then dad they ase seMesd.) meld* resebed ao reply ant hew the Wehep, hit V I reia met preL lis a m o w s i lit I Mem mesa to tatie his diatyprimel = 11.1 •1 la sts et Maim • Ma his k • sod. s. Bat lan .aural. = s ae dembe sed aieslar.a Of coarse I ashate es s bet that the shembes et AIM wed liashial do art bar as to the Man nd aumest ei as rem at abaddise he thdr stagy by eallesilia. had this Is the reek the =rim, villa dr dray are Mad le ~y yet hen las lbe pmts. sad the —. le Oak *Mass de lice moles it." mak ems- GMAT Oltilet IxName • am awns lea WU • Bisadepliem soar es • the Mehl* Chau heeededea, et Ma Lad =ilpreiMeas. Leal CrIMMINNIP awl fOr tam vise-rrialleass. The hod Myers I lid of seemineelecasies aost el the mime Mmp% Ma.lierybr, m ne- eg to ada Miatiem dietelea le =til the pead to h that the ties. it mid esaM l : the iseml led me me thia task Meld. B. basi Maw, trawhel is be rust oa Tlitiredsy. As Wam had km ghee to he wee dram for the tome at* MI ME le coadassla him by Wish. The gist Salm sr thesal the asetba is the ISIMIMMIIit 40 two rim the bled skey mad se There are dam empedhem sad se the Wild tasa readay seek other abIL I". 3 I" Aoloo4 sad liselleam sad IBM; Om Nemesia ; =rad Sam; !Wiest c al al ike awl Sem et the pm MIS berm Ths • Mit views wel de, ene l ik er , th, a m The memos ma Maim "urn dm - ink micas eseldree Maim • tabs vial be sari eilialse to the team..___ half peat kw &desk the abaft pm tail ben IN• :—SOINIMS, 1; SI. Am am i, 1 ; i mm ihd. • Dellesit, 11; Fealkeem 1; Owes, l. s enrovwg Elreliell 01 • ThOIIIDU 8/0113Lre. Thuds, storm sprier to be ea embed he seshieledel bluetit-at beet la the s , Taal. bum ter imieek. Ama lb wils bed ben ampessed 4 shelm • rem had mesa Owe der ege le mesa is Wet lova la Ma to mow main la et • Miry. They to met • as seed led tram tilt* 22 ,.. =mai rein mad mhisepleg miry remised • Mos me risslisel tais, --- Trouralees a = ambit clashed the esalamme et disis meried sapr—ihe woma's kiata, while the Meleare padadly l e = shamaniele, isdamd beds rake to atm redeems ; bed Mem am ask if 111mbee• the sky, the Winn lift en sitHemmill, tai Weer leVaaC heel et bar hadiad, distslid balsam dispel VTI II 2 MM. ihealtespesses Wellettle. The mediel Mae sa the tem, eat Mond ile the • Mass la • pride ebb stead. Melt il hie Met as essie it -iadrase et seeMbe Orb* expreofs. In M pabili , ibisibila "Tbsiii;ol.aals &Woe e. be __o.ss, 111. Illsovidemilme. e by tos Vest a dr rautociprii VINOVANIT.—AM 7.gs 11111111011111? OF VIE 101 Kr. sad Kra Isso.—Opea at racgia To-Messow N. Erma, 'MUM Yam lkiary. FIACCOW. sad J. Powers ; M.. 0. Tom& IN. Wafts. ow Min g. Isson.—led THI DA.NOING AMMER Yr. Jams Rafera—Oseummie MT. NIGH WILT= AT LONDON DEIDOIL 5.41 a-----Aflosia. 11%. rirmeaaow—Maslia. SI. lew -Albeasia, a. les LONDON. TVBD7IIB.OIY, AUGUST 25. SPORTING ENTIELLIGENCIL A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EXPRESS." sentaiaing the results of ths day's Soma is rib. tasked every evening daring the Sporting Season, at six o'clock. IT la the mason of excursion trains and—unhappy but too certain consequenoe—of railway accidents. A very ftightftd one has just occurred on the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton line. A " cheap Sunday School Excursion train " was an nounced on Monday last to run from Wolverhamp ton to Worcester and back again. The low rats of fares attracted a vast crowd of passengers, and before it reached Worcester the train con sisted of 45 carriages containing some 2,000 people. The train was to leave Worcester on its return journey at a quarter-past six. The officials at the Worcester station determined on dividing it into two parts. This was accordingly done, and instead of a single monster train of 45 carriages, drawn by two engines, two trains, one of 29 and another of 10 emria,qm, were despatched from Worcester—the heavier of the two a quarter of an hour only in advance of the other. AII went well till the advanced train reached the Biwa Oak Station, at which it seems there is a steep benne. There, from some cause u yet unex plabad a set of coupling irons broke loose, and about demi of the hindermost carriages began to run leak down the Incline. Loaded as they were with ngers, the velocity of the descent rapidly and had attained a fearful rate, when, t mid-way doe .1 the incline, they were observed bearing down upon the second train, which, being lighter than the first, bad naturally gained upon it, end was advancing on the same line of rails iu the op posite direction. The driver of the second train, who saw the Ant thus fearfully ruili:ng down upon him, had almost succeeded in bringing Ws carriages to a stand-still when the crash came. As might have been anticipated, its coniequences were fearful. The guard% van and the two carriages next to it are described as having been " split into matehwood." Of the closely packed human freight with which these carriages were crammed, eleven poor creatures were instantaneously crushed out of life, a number yet unucertained were more or lees fearfully jsred ; those who escaped from disabling we;rnda were rushing about distrattel amid ci anted me nages, and mutilated forms, and shrieks of agony, =shrouded in the dust and darkness, which wen the immediate molts of the tremendous Until farther inquiry it would be premature to offer any lengthened remarks on the circumstances attending the catastrophe. It does not yet appear to what the rupture of the coupling chains is to be attributed; nor how it happened that there wee not a greater power of breakage on the die connected portion of the train. This, how ever, it is impossible to avoid remarking, that the act of despatching the second and lighter par tial of the train at so short an interval as a quarter of an hour after the first, savours not a little of that habitual spirit of railway recklessness which trusts for safety not, as the phrase runs, "to the chapter " of accidents," but to an order of things from which all liability to accident Is carefully eliminated. It would seem that, in matters of railway arrangement, pressietkins, which might have been supposed to be the simple dictates of common sense, arm only to be enforced by the successive co- : current* of tremerel.”2 casualties. Eleven : cams of redden death at one spot, and in a singl e fitatarit, will probably serve to instruct for the tutors! the authorities at the Worcester Station that a. quarter of an hour is an imprudently short interval to , leave between the departure of two monster trahcC ems of which, in the nature of things, must la acr. tab e , from its superior lightness, to gain rapidly on: the other. Surely this is a fearfully dear cost to pay' for the enfoacement of a lesson so simple as this. It in quits possible that the breaking of tins coupling skeins may also be traceable to some ttpre ventible oversight; bat upon full pellir*****l wait the ruder of fortirer bigotry. " e''"'" Rimer few gains and fee old age mina it its. pousibls to be silent in proesaceof ea elham - whish m i nds to make rain loathesese and el& age datestr able. Borst fee Literates* canpsh those who an: in any degree oonnected with it, to protest spirant an: subsea Tobin, it not protested spinet, would be , justly regarded as inilictiog as iadaiible &gm* ei Minh Letter. The esigeaciss of a most Mink and pain hl pedlian respelled the crawl fro WALT= damps LANDOI to emir palliation he the most atrocious libels whisk leave see bee said is a asset of jastisei by auggaing that they an the comsat lamer min of the age of BYRON and of Moms. his him Tin ago of Blame sad of Moos. is romanstble fez much, but it is Iris ham this. We mast go farther bask, if we would lad a parallel fee the maraud chanty which vas head sips, the alias of a disgoseed pablie by abs astisa is whine Mes. Ta coma was compelled to appear as Oneida sad WM.= &TAOS lAN am imbued - leant shown up as a defendant. liwtre wore not sgadielt ; Rommel sad Harass' tad, Braeaten vase coarsely iMdiasa..itQ "Ma its west of then wee equalled the esuebisatisa at twenty sad tontines; with which this meson ersimassidli maim, Uneaten, hat deliberately as sailed as Leila lady et etharactur sad station. It hebassthas age allogather that we ant tow It wo wand had a Adult parallel he this atom, aieM "Is as sae pesaning the diffines et thsael Weakens nalimsale which hays made reopen he •sanien as bribet, and of those Christie& TILE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1858. tin DAJCLY NEM : LONDON !OWING P ln ik i=emmam irk d VaarViresi who at lb yowl AsvadA Sintglizaz.= ..... t yu 44a. ..„„,.. 32amommiteh ,- .....1.--„,. 011:R O aL — lllplllllll ALL M/1M ADVIELTIZIMPOL nu it itsi lELlLsaitzrasig UT lima dee bri Pme ...... l nrewha. - k,t - rio =Yr byi I - 7Z — ft baskyist Yr rums la lib Medea :le 0 4 Pks% Naives sip part by worn* mist • Wool babo, OW •41. OM lIMSNMeeI. 'luta do "Of lom== malls Aat La 111. yet guebse. paid le M by meats which have made reference to a certain clam of enormities an inexpiable offence against good 'manners. It is only in the atrocities vented by Ikliammt, ant: oropuloom de baciehrryti Imperial Itome, • I Gallo, of 4atila, or Phi ' that we can 11 a parallel to mmeh eff • osetromi the " 11,414. Pilferer," whicH were oddresied by this hoary slanderer to the victim of his malevolence. We should be willing, nay eager, if truth would permit, to attribute this inwardly miscreancy to tke dotage of old age. But truth will not permit this. This satire, how ever foul-breathed, is not toothless. It is as keen-edged as it is noisome, and it has been persisted in to the last. The jury have very pro perly expressed their sense of the atrocity of his came by a verdict for 1,0001. damages. But this is the least part of his punishment. It is right that • he should be told, and told plainly, that he has die r graced the literature of his country, and that henoeforth his faded laurels can only half hide the stamp of malignant and lecherous slanderer, inef &nobly self-branded on his brow. !eITLANTIC TELEGRAPH. !EM P ASS PASSENORRS AND MAILS. y l a (1111 410 TRIER lIAGNITIC 312/1/9ZAP VALENTI/, WzDxsaskt, 1 161 t. 'Do Cnbla now working splendidly ;we are Queering reedy with Newfoundland. The signals to and from arestroes and whet. A telegram has just been remised, dated NSW YORK, Avo, 25, 12.53 ix., Stating that the Persia has taken the Earopa's mongers and mails. (sr 1111171 Z AXD :area IiAGNITIC VALENTL&, WIDNISDAT, TO TIN =mos OP TIM UP/ MC 812,—We have the pleasure to forward you the accompanying message, received between half-put 10 and half-put 11 to-night. Although the intel ligence is not of public interest, yo will perhaps think it worth communicating to your readers. It was received with every word and letter as we send it.—Your obedient servants, BAHL. GURNEY, WILLIAMS, and THOMPSON. Nnwrovnimairn, Limner 24, 11.30 1. IL Two law alms; end ample; have hali-a-mge small eatie—platy. It fa stewed on the beach. Two splicers and jointer@ here. Six pikes at naptha mph: I. Please send authority to draw on Scoeldng one hundred powndireepthed honedistsly for labourers. House in a wilderness. Bonds to albs, god woods to out down and clear. Ought to have some mate relays; have only one. Great difficulty to send beg hides hots haw Haw written tally. , THS UNITED STATES. EXPRES FROM PARIS. (non ors. *int PARIS. TVISDAT BYINING. The Paris annals= that a new French naval station is to be twisted, to be called. " the station of the eastern °outs of America." The head-quarters of this station will be the Isle of Reunion, from ELSE NIGHTINGALE The Mewing letter front Min Nightingale, adirend Is As Walden of Boa* Amebas, t A it ai %y to the metearld e ett et the naming kid at ca the , UNA hes beet tenni by the ruse's. Mr. W. B. , who naiad nut tie swift allud: te : Leann Ismumr, 1868. *Tour ends of sibodemate sympathy, awl le entre. ton riled* from the gendeamin cobalt of Benth Avarelia, wink Tom sr* so kind as to coney le me, have oome hems le the hearts of my haw wedeln awl We line reed year inanotial with greend mp hOm holm bees dm remstabered by inn. If we have been permitted a little to Wan to Gods work, we I eall year kind words our reward, became oar murk seeds no rewind And to soothe sadt erndegs se we maw bravely bums was a mine "WA multi only make us grateful to be so employed. Bat thb we nil lay—your words shall obese us cm dike Sb bets to doing each work as may be yet permitted to its. Sian the daimon of our tisanes before Sebastopol by on tonstrinior yea have heard of the dame, as hone sad as sudetag, of Iricknow. The first I nw • of the mond we have every pardoner. There le noting Horner more hereto than those deeds. Well may we be proud of our rare. The eountry you live in, geademem, is indeed part of our well-beloved country sod home. England Is one wherever her people dwelt erM be That your hearts are with no in our sting sad with us always, we know with grenade w will not pass away. We on do no more for those who have raliendand int fa their acuity's serene. They aced our help no longer. Their spit ita are with God who gave than. It remain to so to strive that their s o lo fromot have bean modured vein ;to m arrow lap in fatale by fmethosot and win management. On Nees you all, we say with all oar haute ; end that g and happiness in all that is good and true may await inlets of South Aus tr alia, is the kerma prayer of their o bliged end grate.al servant, " Pwanrca NIOIITIXOLLL ' "To the Colonist of South Aastralla." DEPARTIIIIR or Twit Fazitcti ANBAssioo7l. Nieman= AVOCST 24.—Hts Excellency the Preach Am tamailor mind hare at 12.15 p.m., aad will =Auk far Dieppe ads Aram& The Duke of Duodena returned to Montagu Homo, Witbask trout hie eat near Southampton. The asks aad dachas have tows in the course of the weak Ler Dresden* Can* Duration. The Besdams (Emily) of Beanfort and Ladies Somerset Ism arrive! at Doppia* Castle, Perthshire, on • Cali to Viscount and Lady Blanche Dappais._ _ . . The Marquis and Marchioness of Huntley and Lindy arrived • few days dam at Aborts Cud, Aberdeen shire, tree Orton-I stansvilla Hunts. The Marquis and Marchioness of Claaricarde have snivel ad flarabarg, wheat Yr. awl Lady Catharkee Way land are alto elaytag. The Earl aaCountess of Veralam have arrived I I at Otriteseburr, Her , from Ain-le-atepstle, wham the noble east sal SCUMMY have been sojourning for the hat meth. The Earl and Countess of Beotive have left the Lodge, Virginia, for Onreta 'fewer, on a visit to Francis Ana liartg"oness of Loadoodirry. The Earl and Countess of Erroll are at Skates Coe* N. 8., sarroonded by a aim gamily oink. The Be.. General Gore and Mims Gore have Mead the rings. The Earl and Countries of triton have arrived at Inslima** N. 8., for the atom. The Earl and Counties of Harrowby, accompanied by Visommt Bandon sad the Hon. A. D. Ryder, have left &Eldon Hall, Statlartiahina to yaw a fair weeks at lama Tha Earl of Dalkaith, M.P., has gaup on a craime la his yeeht. The Earl of Bowborongh has left town to join the comers, who ie staying one el* to the Delos soh Duchess of IlAchoeond at Chaim Chet* Poolkelsoso, N.B. • The Earl of Kenmore and Lady Ellen Browne' arrived Is wook at ilartowpte. The Earl of Pembroke has arrived at Romberg from Pm* in teepovel health. The Earl Jersayn and Him. Mr. Hervey are /making a tour at the Garman Bps. The Countess of Jersey and Lay Clementine Villiers inlaid to leen Bomberg et the ekes of the mouth for Paris. Visoottnt Ruts Masai tiss Hoe. H. C. Low ther, 11. P., Copts& Lowthar, ILP., mad Yr. Bratiack, staying at Lawilur Castle. TheTarty bars had oepMel open sin;), the etgraa;•-siocideg. Lord asd Lady Colville has areiwed at Queens town, fa the noble lord's mkt. The Right lice. Wary Labesebere, M.P., and Lady Mari Letessebere hem relmisil M tbdr country seat from the End d Grinds*. wt. Cootie Howard, Yorkshire. After twisty-two years' salon, Colonel George Bross her reelgaid the ComodadostreWp of the Dublin metropolis OS. He is to be satomied by Coked Nasty Lake (MI Xs), C.D., onattnelied a soil se et the Qmen's aides4ll-maip. The ..he, et the sommisaicessr le est INK a year. Colonel Moody, U.K., has not been appointed by the goemsent le the Sloe M LisatonannOrovernor of Bri l* Clehmels. The post to ebb* he has bolo nominated Is OS et , Cider Comadedemie et Public Lands sad Works. Ha will also cosuanad a ileitritunatl of Floyd Englasers. Mee Charles Dickens received an enthusiastic resting st tiro Deb& SASS ea Mosby algid. When SOWN wee stored, be add, N Leila mid redeems, let the IS wade I hen spots on Idelt ma be those el gratitude kr par oneress evissepe—l mars Vie iamb 'ilk all wry Met„ _ _ - Kr. Callaghan, M.P., purposes meeting and rideseetat IJ. aanatitasata at Braghtoa ea **day veg. The &mush irsaapaseisseat Mates that M. Gni zot, wk. his returned to Fromm, meat Ave days "Am to Eng. lead at Twialiamhaa sad arra at Clarstorat. Mr. 7. M. Mods D'Asligs6, who is sow lsotariog Is Wird, am « TM Mats sad Pewee et Relleas on the Oondssad," was married, in tit. Pastes &oath, Dublin, on th.lllk het, to Mks Fanny Hardy, third daughter el the kat MAL J. Hardy. rake et &Senile& Catania Wigan= embroil in Dab/ikon Monday. The Prwineett Awned MIMOANS ar tie Ise been pleased " to signify lie tatatties to Warr le the &eta& Young iionliweryd Debar ady Se unt fennel" Hb le, " esientles ripsaw &MI oriel meal '= l ltii-gofrlif4l4l4lllCdttntrid " azirboarg et fAimpliter," wee derenityrilehered to X. Jibs Lure rider. Leobevalier *OW 'Wei,* Missy art he bed iq !bail in it, ce bsi it seem it, 'waft et the mew Mena Ms papal% team& Emirs& sad intimating the teneett he eitesidw Aid hie friends thige summa thee he bed tam me en unworthy totem of Ortifying it, ow Miter of proviairthid twirl forger= the debt. The Barks Bernie, says the Petrie, in rase et her drives in the Bois de Visionrbirliid, enendtiere eenratted • eistee ef lie Virgin dud to • wail seer the lite as otevaild by the military hoMitsi. Meksty, ed Si Iselesat sheheime meant, made • vow !bet tf Tanaka blessed brw with • ma she would snot a chapel on the ogee, Tlisitemalme been elligrwely baps, end on fir 16th , the Ms of Or Akeemplate, the beak" was imeganded with pet ssilmisep The skim width wee ihr might of the Towhee k the 444 ead sake b lr the knomleg besriplkm :—" The &spew Demob, to • gimme to kis $* tisommer, Irving prod Mimeos image al the IZSmods. • vow that if God blessed kw elk sem diss tmet a chapel to His honow. This duvet was kr i•looisi Via" • ARRIVAL OF THB VIGO. (71011 VOA OWN OONNINPONDINTI (NT WTI= axe num *4071710 tmaaakice.) LIVERPOOL, WIDNWIDAT. The steamer Vigo arrived th 4 l morning, bringing 170 passengers, and 70,000 done-. of specie. New York advice. have been anticipated by the Indian. New Orleans telegram of the 11th reports cotton unchanged. Market quiet, at 111 c. for middFig. POPULAR ENTHUSIASM RESPECTING THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. (NOON 01:11t OWN The steamer Vanderbilt arrived at Cowes last night, with the United States mails, on her way to Han*. She left New York on the 14th instant. Up to that period the Queen of England's message to the President had riot been received in America. Intense anxiety prevailed respecting it. On the 13th it was declared that Professor Whitehouse's record ing telegraphic instruments could not be got to work enceesefully. The most unfounded rumours were spread abroad respecting the cable. Every hour on the 13th inquiries were made at Trinity Bay of the condition of the cable, and the probabilities as to the reception of the Queen's massage. It we. be lieved that when Hughes' instrument was attached it would overcome all <Faculties. Extensive preparations were making to celebrate the publication of the Queen's message, and the Pre sident's reply. At Auburn the Mayor had proclaimed the illumination of all public buildings and reel dosses. The churches were to be thrown open, and the people to assemble for a general tharkegiv%g. At Oswego the city was to be illuminated. At Meat:sal the most extensive preparations were in Ingres,. The municipal enthorities and the citizens were moving with great enthusiasm. At New York the portion of the cable not used wes to be drawn in triumph throughthe city. An ode to the successful lay o the Atlantic Cable had been presented to the Common Coned by the Mayor, written by Mrs. Ann B. Stephens. A grand musical demonstra tion was to be made by four hundred musicians. The admiral in the British navy on board the English steamer Gorgon war to be invited by the common council and receive the congratulations of the pity. The Fire Department of New York had resolved upon a grand toreh-lightdernoturtration. Mr. Cyrus Field and Captain Hudson were to beneenaded by the Young Men's Democratic Union Club. Pre parations ware making for a grand display of fireworks. The eighty miles of spare submarinecable are to be drawn in waggons—twelve miles of cable in each waggon—in triumph through the city of New York, end then shipped for England. At 'shelf the laying of the cable was celebrated by fireworks, and the firing of cannon. The ilinesiane treigied to these demonstrations with are* mad ismas. The Mail 'tosser Niagara bee arrived out M New York. _ _ Tee WaahiWas Union says that this ten million loan hes 'beady been deposited in the Treasury. The entire ansc ant will, it is expected, be paid in be fore the let of September. A new paper, called the Victoria Gazette, has beam published in British Columbia. General Cass had been alarmingly ill. An efficient mi li tary sta ff is to be organised fbr Washington and Oregon. A force of 2,600 men is to be kept in Utah. An attempt was making to remove the Surveyor- General's office from Nibeaska city to Leavens worth. A tire at Oswego had dame '76,000 dollars' worth of damage. Yellow fever still raged hi New Orleans. The story about old being found in New Bruns wick is a hoax. The Europa, which came in collision with the Africa, off Cape Ram, on the 14th, sailed from Halifax on the Ilith at 3 o'clock in the morning. The weather at the time calm, but raining, and vsr ?he Callirsien steamer had arrived at Ns* York, with a realise end a half of dollies' worth of gold. The New &ands Legislature had modified sad I ratified the Cass. Raman treaty. At Juanita them had lima a meting ei the is habitaate, to petition the Mid goreriumat not to withdraw the Cuban eqindrou. Heaviialle of rain had taken place in Bermuda, where were much wasted. The d mime at Fraser River me yielding well. Thirty thomand persons have emigrated to the in British Columbia. From the lith e i tha di e r o( July, thirty-two Tenth had sailed fames* Reinsiese to Victoria. The Oalidenise =rsire leg every means to stop the 14111 en River. New gold dimoveries had beta aide hi 'southern California. Them had been another revolution in Maxim, aid Bas had been ehrratod to the supreme authority. Lamer, who was arrested for dteirpting an inresion of Pore with American suptistim k had LW asateseid ki la teezerhard Li s 41,sobwiwileadadedenlial between Pasemeanasiwreaareweaefwe eilkis. - Air 'inert* from the Chateau were large. Wag yes soiree at Valparaiso. 4 national debt of 80,000 dollars has w hnL i on. buried by the government *film liandwielt tied a lona etZto.44.o=l si The baptised is of Mild Naw You I . ffen cagier. Flour in stamaY duke* R 1 e mits, Corn heavy. Freights militia. rirw Oidatute 111Anietton unchanged in which point it will be in French with the at Noel-Be, Mayotte, Made,- paw, the Mosambique Canal, the Persian Gulf, and the Africat end Asiatic possessions of the lIIISMOI, of Mutat. Captain de salmon Fleuriot de Langle, of the fint.eleal corvette .La Cantonese, re cently built at Lorient, will command the division appointed to this station, which is expected to put to sea in die first fortnight of September. The Paris observes that this news is big with import ant coneozommes for the influence of the French flag and the prosperity of the French colonies. It considers the saimeare sufilciently justified by the necessity which has arisen since the recent events in China, of employing the French ships composing 1 1 what was called the Indo-Chiaa division, in localities far removed from the Isle of Reunion. The Bourse has been extremely animated, and, notwithstanding many heavy sales to realise profits, a oonsiderable rise in the Rents was maintened to the close. The Threes, for account, at one time touched 70fr. 250., being as improvement of I per cent. upon yesterday; they ultimately dosed at 70c., with a rise of 25c. For cash the last price was (Mfr. 95c., being a rise of 20c. Mehl/ter rose sc. The Northern Railway rose 10fr.; Western, sfr.; and the other principal lines, 2fr. 50c. each. The weekly commercial review of the Prom is but a repetition (almost a verbal one) of that of last week. There is no change in the situation. The accumulation of old stocks continues to diminish, and hopes are entertained of great activity at no distant time. At present there is a more decided movement in the great pasts—Havre, Nantes, Bor deaux, and Marseilles—than elsewhere. Corn is falling. The sanguine hopes entertained of a splendid wine crop are encouraged by the late rains; 1868 bids fair to be one of the best wine years on record. The quarrel to which I alluded yesterday, as having occurred at the Cirque, did terminate in a ;at - A ft er math discussion, the seconds decided that the parties should fi ght with swords, obeet ring that as neither of them knew how to fence the chances would be all the more equal. The Duke de riaiment Cadmium received a alight wound in the wrist, and then the combat was stopped by the seconds. AUSTRIA. VIENNA., Ammar 14. The new born Imperial Prince was baptised on' Monday, at the Chkteau du Luxembourg. The prince is christened Rodolphe Francis Charles Joseph. By an imperial decree the infant prince is ap pointed proptletor and colonel of the 19th regiment of infantry. NZ. AMON, M.P., IN THB DIVAS HAMLET Yesterday d/e a public sleeting of the electors of the Tower Hamlets was bald at the Beaasoat bultitatica, leleread-rwed, foe the purpose of hearing from Mr. hyrtca, one of the imathere for the borough, aseetwaeat with regard to hie proceedings i• paribowat daring the last woks. At the close of the Ins. member's Maws, Mr. R. Qualms, Jtm., moved the feilossfag reedation:— " That this seating has Mimed to af Mr. Aresela miss the hat am a pm bad at other subjects of poem! importance with pest setishotke si the in Id ; it has that satire confidence Lim the botongh in paillasse; Ind es behalf of i = gi tinsen ve 01 14 gmersily it kegs to toad* Its beet thanks to tisst gastisma he the alth whisk he km sestMei Ms posi tion Is end beds idea's= be wines fa reenn slip the Inhaisiteala at the troasegh essaladon dash of perrikamei." Mr. H. I. Horziwoewonert secoadei the remintion, which see easedsoady adapted. Mr. Atzeow Maned thanks, end the meeting separated 'As Me oneissary oompilasent to the chairman. UIO4TI ILEOTION: A great deal of excitement prevails in this bo mash upon the trebled of the approacling chalks. The reaggearanos of Mr. Willdaws, on Saturday lad, after hav ing formally retired, sad thee dividing the Liberal tstsreak it given snook dlessetshation. A very crowded =Wag wee lisid et the Town-ball, on Monday night, convened by the regedeition of Mr. Wilkinson, to order that is sight give *one exphastka ea to lie meow which tadtwed bin to aeons hewed am a candidata. Mr. EDWIN Jam= who bed antmed ilicren-hell dur ing the speech of Hr. Wiliftman, end who was received to the moat enthusiastic manner, whin he had easoluded, wi thered the =atom at eiseidenhis isaga. He maid then • good deal had been stated by Mr. Waltham von the aide= el the bat eleetiou, Ind= they had nothing to do with =rapt that he behoved that sore biller hods and enimosidee had be= awned by it benetnet eerie= aselions al the tibial piny, Irbil* he had herd in sentag forward to lam healed for ever. He threw kinmelf matlidly and totreatevedly up= the =atom Mr. Wilkins= at MN time had =Aped, and he aid he sow mama forward again solely, as he believed, beesswe he kaaw that he (Hr. Jame) mall lase ken the enseeedul nandlidatm st lens* pod a resolution to lies msethig, to the anent that Mr. Wideman vie a ilt and rope pawn to rarest the borax* of Belmar Jos pullamnint; b "Me an amendment eree reposed that Mr. lidwig Jams vas the more It and proper peers ; and the 'amendment vas oar vied by an overilebnisg sanfority, mutely ram than a' doma kends being held tap for Mr. Wilkinson. • No doubt is e;t4otaimid tiwt IL ths liberal intermit's.% split ILr. lases wW,b• rotessol b 7• large zoojceity. 17111,17482Z1 11,1127g0 07 nu nesitrurz XZCELLMCUL XZWCJATLXON-ITII.II. TOINIDAY. The bedtime et llesbarier Basi s armed its weld melee to tbe Omer Dum ber of Woo Teem MA Is Yr tees Ws daddig, rrweiro, et Itarlieser, disdeytei adlot Toro . try coo eiesselie atterreee rektor her tram • direr tied holierre le re kaligq; Its Orr paper rat wee red wee w. CI. Amines. the ihnemor of hydro* steer, stew Is re err, sr erre etre, a.rater prisere orehterty, sad • very Mded/14; led ismer. deouries ter Ow es the oureedoe et tble rimier et marks to re reerees. lir. Peellekey dl theire; Urn Fiesetess rid agisie et the Ites.A.Weatere atrow; rt. Neerth, t Marra, rid ether gerriala mai Y sari to be Mreerent rear -that k would super tho ererrigreetreepeed to illta r res, he. it eon low awl Soho `)!spit ewe reed . F to ether re worm viitt Kr. Ana rlW • were eariese. This eeeedl id t=ll a .eetteireedese r eil l iv essee at the heels* Torte New lore we lee ter," tubs,, will MS the sir sesaireetitie ll t e t distiot, the Wei Leer BIWA etuteerrd Dire eel =dr herr Dad" ti/other wore reiterst. premlee te he of esty essidentre Were* TNT OALWAit 1.42: ATLANTIC 121/21:1214. The steri-ohip iechie Oeltrey yestorday slew era (Tuohy), at Ave pm., ter Hoax isel Now Test, eery* bee Itajorre ars. She had • ten seem sal ors oho fell of preesser ern bath berg Nag,* Tax FRINCX SCILDIIM Ix RiblAlo-,.& /glee from near el the 12th. loth* Crier Ger& 44 /* 4 " Mom Ivo bra • her terhot bereft Seem mg Meth Pa* em AS WO Parr err ppm VW tor• der elle patebg di ear the letbsolut Tree they IMINAMM/W by PLO Perrashlies...Theitilhopert berelleeda in ti s ew Are einehtsset eerier thy Indadd. Ow sit** seeeded see el the lesleg dill *MO took bahlr, Wel mad wee eirested:" .r tSe t:e CATIITLL PALAAL ••-• ORM Bffxu s Datiis TIIIIIDAT, AUGUST 24.—Admilmier i g=ialiki • lOW I is_ .. - Tx.iiha 71 THE LUNACY COMMISSION IL RUCK. (THIRD DAY.) The inquiry was resumed this morning megrim Hall, before Mr. Commissioner Window, Dr. Stillwell, of the Moorcroft Lunaito hayla examined by Mr. Berjeant BaHelaine, and he deer delusion under which he found Mr. Rut labour which had boon devoted to by the previous witnesses he had bean fa oxamardeatioa with his lawyers, he fused to speak to witness mart fn the promos d 1 advisers. Considered that Mr. Root had not re Leal Busby he 'mated to take his pistol are end Loudon ; and when idiom retard to let hint he e suppose that it's that confounded Bernet again, wife." Berje•nt DaDentine —What is your ego P Dr. Stillwell—Am I obliged to rower? (A hog The Cowuniarioner—Yon molly need not object. Mr. Edwin Jame—You are not • lady, yo (Laughter.) I six or seven and twenty. by Mr. K. James—Coal Ruck's ranark refereed to his wish to bring his pi Inuit to town. Had been keeper of Moorcroft for ti Wee Nephew to the late Dr. Stillwell. Had super the Derby County Asylum for six weeks in 1856, resident physician was absent. Had never blade Rook from seeing his relatives, until Mr. Barnett der torsion Mr. Fisher, the patient's brother-in-law moose &apposed that Mrs. Ruck had authorised that of that the noon was that it was thought Mr. Fight him to sign an order for some money. This was ea about the and of April, and alter that date his lett sent to Mr. Ruck. Directed the attendants to per posit.* letters while he was out walking. It an invariable rule to prevent patients from their own letters—it depended upon circumstances. ewe always emit, bit likeness liked to see the add?. Commimbresers of Lunacy had seen him four times moat at three of those interview*. Could whether his awdstant was present M the The first was on the 14th of November, or day the commissioner made ea entry to the followla We have conversed with Hr. its*, who appal much improved, and who, we understand, will el discharged. It does not, however, appear that his are entirely removed." He got worse 'gain imc after. In fact he "broke down " before the oomm I mean by " breaking down," that be repeated his to the eommissioners. At the next vita the count merely said that Mr. Rack was out when they cal February and May the commissioners made a the afoot that he was aa much under demos of his dehudona as when he wee • Oa the last ocrasien, which waa in the prevail the commissioners declined to enter upon b fa oonsequenes of the present inquiry pending. " case book," but it wee not in the room. Wulf to-morrow. As far as wham oonld me, Mr. Ruck and proper are of the money he was allowed to be possession. Witness stated in his certificate that h Mr. Rook wee labouring under excitement mod stimulants. Had altered that opinion since. H from Mr. Bernet that Mr. Ruck's insanity was hereditary end partly owing to intemperance." Mr. Ruck was brought to him he wu oited, and witness judged from the history of that It was produced by Intemperate habits. that opinion during the patient's May at Mooren never ems him intoxicated, except one evening, Fisher had takeen him out to dinner. Had not eh mind respeoVng him since the institution of the pi quiry. Had been told by Mrs. Fisher (Mr. Rue that the patient had had delirium tremens. Had had patients under his care suffering from excitant oat of into:loafing liquefy. Ceald sot say how mw bably two or three. Had eared them in a few mo in two months, another in about six, another in a' months. Re-examieed—Tbe commissioners came with.. and whenever they pleased. If there was any cas ing a diMonity to sitter's mind, he sent for Dr Witmeses uncle had kept this asylum. Wert es' was at Bret favourable to Mr. Rock's Nee. Had that he had been addicted to the use of stimulants ; ' eases ewe generally of east ewe. The patient w two glasses of wine after dinner at the asylum; and water ce beer at dinner. Ocineklersi that Mr. Mill insane, and for the same reason as given by D —gamely. that be did not come forward and ads kaiDn Yes. Rook would not speak to witness on it NSW' bad often power to avoid the subject of t 1 sloes; tut in other cases they had not. Br the Commirdonee—Had not recently date delusion, the patient having declined to comer Inth 4l . Jaror—The only difference between the de insanity and of delirium tremens wee that the 1 tinned for a shorter peke!. By the Commiaelcosr—Hed attempted to cow Mr. Rnek on the subject on Friday even= took up his bed candle end said, "I must with you, exceed in the presence of my solicitor." Mr. Thomas Weller, superintendent of the ILaylunc, said that In March last Mr. Rock wish en interview with witness. He began by talks wiles infidelity. He said belied had sealer dem of ft it Welahrool. He said that she went into t 2 and pads signs to two mesa ; but they said, " He cat sleep." He added that be saw her dishing Ina, end hoard her Wilda; very obscenely He she woke of her "append misconduct in the at the ration; of his estates; sad of Mr. Barnet's pollen hiss. On the three entostimint days ha re convenation, and witness attempted to resets He was shy end he end said " I me you ere like I him how mold meow& hi IZwith Mrs. Rock at Reeding with the °pinks tabbed of her, bat he said ha wished it far pace fortnight ago witness came with him to LOILIke Wainwright, his solicitor; but after a long tot oohed Who is this gentleman r Witness mid dean yen knew r and he replied that he did but be was some one that hod bon breed upon is Fisher. ete." l "gbi a b 7 &Muni Pelsrederff-1 epprestand tom spatbacary Mt Brigham. woe taws is the habit of walking oat. bins oat parties. The lost tines wee we spiv admission tate the swykoz. Ooold not s had Moon oat on the eat ai Novessiar. fear days whabsion. Mlaht hue her out on that day. E him to drive mass, bat he keels inight owns drum Ose l otZ t kot s 7id i l Kr. Poundraff-1 hops yea don't nuns to say horns had any unsoundness of mind. (A laugh.) Mr. M. Chambers—lt as. a weakness of the w la I iii iii 11: 6 11 1 th i I d 4 went ugh Mr. Rook when be west so iellk Mr. Fisher about a 'ht ago. They Wei platy. Ought to have mnreW Mr. Raok'edrtn ti have dons so if whales had bad to pay the bill. (I Did not attsreartis take Mae somewhere and whits. Red Ward Mr *tits and water at 1 int a r i t i =tiliesd it. Emept with respect to them Mr. Rook omld talk and aot rationally. The dil Kr. Fisher wee at the London, in Chanrcepians. poresha that Mr. Rook was intoxicated until tta souse Meanie from the London. Whew was eraestoesed to drinking Mae. Walla Rows. the attendsat of thez=l . Mearemit, said he bed mantioned his a Jaw. He ford not boor tow weasea to rat what he mit them in his walks. He would ba sae, sad say. "D— 12, I seal limed Ilia ' Mille they tree oat, they stopped at an meta men there who they thought woo. l b ensh who began to talk rent Welelepool. He Sri Id at brae am knew setestidag sheet his oar &tidal that if he had bees the person he thought 1 Wald have seat wither ant of the room, fur the lion be should have bed with hi. Wahl net bar 1 wirer Se hear. Witness ern seamierel Mai I-- bird o ne to be shat isp Orr wherein , a be areM ppm hie abed to. Mr. haw—Well, I suppose tire is root 6 wpm, he could not open hie work wilbst M =Dr. litilltelL ass net obliged *a aspaet mstrythfsg. thbek the art **he alehouse was • Wihk drew. lowa whet a W Farr wee like. Red ele OPP.% or at —l ane era *NI Welsh cewe.—(bont heai Xr. e j othies ummi— drn l a r isk ideekk aill 4Chr:= D t r al . biseesif ge - WaTeit." (treghelr.) Hid reitolid 111 tembeel Tim he rosishei blies with rd primal wirer Wright it wee indlesahhimery that a sob &rigat theft Warr alllgittar ) * was then atterised by the Ousritsii .W—l have teas pram* duirlog the whole of libi II has nee MresW re awl At the ftie l eisions ha gee at I was Ii a very eraperder I had sat tom eaught t aari me Ws Rite _ W been angina 11 feW 10A 171111, sastsiolonn ham no tI term fry were mot comer If 1 ba w l boos wash Orel tees oevalogy *NNW woe era ri atid airtlit e rte, rlbliM i r= l o: 1 Sr h 11•011* he mg *Mos , 111 bens IMe ihresplere ilermarel dep ilea ism wry I had w - ra &NI hl/MIF A aI till I sew WA I woe = be ses ey ber raisokma g se thost weß ai l: 0111 1 aathe cosohmen er the rush OW I thought I heard his say the Xi I MI Wok ttihn my wife. a betake OA! • - • . Y ►¢a; f~~ ~~ ~~ i