The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-28 00:00:00

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IHI «INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, ...a. et lilt rialialn la ail 6,1-mn met draw sob go* aiiphed MR whim die. eed Ms Is meember .s.... eleeserel be be ble sees sesible sovinalb 3opew Rio epeo . A t os.. .e=eze et IL = a il sol THE 011/14t7 =ASTERN.—AaeIat .immi ay to ISM_ mum mg Irjbm" "'um"!a soma QAMUKL BROTELERS, It Ludgate-hill, ere the lamas= tae ode llama of Ile lITIPIIIISAII SNOW& I 4 Yr aiding Wean DOliddi" coopitiog lAN art pilloss. QAXUKL IROTHIRB,II,Ledger&InII, warrant 0.0 sall =WM if llir MIX MAN SWUM, !Taft SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ledgstrhill, 'retreat Air SOUP 1110ITI. si HA, apiela QTDP2OIAM TOP COAT, 42& I TROWIRREJ, 6,3 ma; POH•1013 00.117, lb. ii.--Parmas d Os o ns= =um Ow Os of Yrs alumnus an dads NS osi=isTsbrisises. Oft Won IN Ws me el ea .11,6 7=7:AstiIdeVOVIIWIT EUPTUMlL—Dy___ltoyal Letting Punt VICITIIII *oo.lll i .k 11 3•11 UV= TRUSS (rwhelei sad odd. la So Nil: ti . wa b armed br WM* 4 110 C . 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MING PABTIRS.—A lint-4i= CONJUR- Iie INTlitTalllMllNlG: m alla el Po. la al l ei . :=l:al or 011e p ti l ar Nay darattlat al atatalaina at Op oeoo -7 urn Nom g62.—WHEATSTONES 6-octave HARAO- Juni pow velawY W MIAs Ail. w llb saft 6~0 et Mi. _ _Lae 3..-WHEATSTONWS PATENT CONCRR- Waz& k grara OVlMlr=litt memory _uks of Captain ~ 4 , . ,_ ___ Parry, el Brace and Livingstone, the ell a n d ei ; rew , _, and the prospect of detention ,Z e t ig h: new fauna= of every home end the wel- gashes all Omni ; bat the men play retusaen oaths etwes cheerers of the winter hunk. But Franklin Ise. the officers shoM seals to provide limited bacon, was not destined to tell his own tale; his heroteet w hil e wam m k bm ,,,, ,trmye to himely, " Should and that of his acenpanions we, unfortunately for we not be released, notwithstanding all our efforts, I us, to be sealed with the =rides of their lives in the shall repeat the trial next yeer, and in the end, with cause to which they had devoted the prime of man hood and the best efforts of noble and manly intel- God's aid, perform my sacred duty." Every hour he mounts to the crow's-nest, to look out fee • lent ' It was for Captain M'Clintock, • fellow ' out of the " pack," but in vain, yet keeping ro e !: explorer and brave follower in those same icebound counsel and concealing from t he crew his bitter dies deserts, to return safely in September of this year, bringing tidings of the sad yet glorious fate of ..,k" The at being thus obliged to winter in the The crow, however, seem to get on on- Franklin and his companions, and showing us that commonly well with foot racer, seal shooting, and "precious fregment," the existents and recovery of ' , ma i n sled.. gear; and a g eneral ocamted which wee always the cherished hope and fi rm sad marline"- d is pos iti on a nimate, all on belief of Lady Franklin. board the Fox, though " doomed to pass The relies, all of which are now exhibited in the a long winter of absolute Motility, if not of idleneee, United 81 •Tnee biet itnnen, are F reeiatie indeed, tell- in comparative peril end privation ; nevertheless, the log to some a story of deep personal interest, and to men seem very happ—thoughtless, of mune, as true all one of resolute endurance and high courage to the sailors always are. The genial tone,however, with bat mdse. the most terrible sufferings of old and which the journal is *linen during all this time of slow starred= ; but the tattered and weather- g i omy imgmemeitst is mat chuseta m t i e of t h e stained "record" which tells the death of Sir John cot se an d his party. Games of all esete, Franklin bears also the sure tostinacmy to the suers 0,,,,teg, and lusty mom from amateurs, w h o . em . of his expedition, in navigating to the highest lati- braes the opportunity for vigorous execution without tads (77 deg. N.) ever attained, and proves him to fear of being reminded that others may have ears have been the real and first discoverer of the north. more sensitive and discriminating than their own;" west passage. To have shown any official indite,- stories about sharks and whales from Petersen, of rence to the recovery of • record of such national which, M'Clintock says, he never tires; and at last, interest and importance must now be felt to have w i th the thememem below zero, "the beautiful been most unfortunate, especially as it had boss little organ was taken out of its case and put up on urged upon the Admiralty by Lady Franklin that a the lower deck ; the men enjoy its pleasing tones, complete search bad not Mu made; and es it had whilst Christian (the Men shown by Rae's information in 1864 that a Esquimau') unceasingly tares the handle in a state of intense delight; he regards it large party of Englishmen had been men by e w i t h ouc h awe an d a d m i ra ti on t h a t one cannot h e lp Esquimau" near the month of the envying him." This erg= was a present to one of Fish River, thus limiting the search to a the ships before meet oat by lady Franklin from the certain spot. A memorial from most of the highest Pr i me Comm,. and now pureed its third winter on scientific authorities and naval commanders in pro- the frozen deep. The dogs were an endless source Moos Arctic expeditions supported the last cep ul of amusement. One patriarchal old fellow, named of Lady Franklin in Jane, 1868, but these escorts e H ernm , yea:. because he never would hemiy h e d , were met by the official statement that the award of became immensely popular by standing sentry our 10,0001. had been made to Dr. Rae for having, "by a litter of puppies, who would otherwise have been virtue of his efforts, ascertained the fate of the eaten up by their fellows. Such is their voracity, Franklin expedition," and that no further search would be made by the government. To have lost that even shoes and slippers must be carefully put away; and one calm night they made a charge and the Franklin record would h a ys been a national hoarded the ship, rushing rand the deck like wolves. injury, and happily the devoted Lady Franklin was a why, bless you, sir, the wary moment that their supported in her convictions by the report of Mr. light gamut, and the quartermaster turns his back, Anderson, then the last explorer of the Great Fish they maks* • regular aortae, and in they all oomes." River, that ships had been seen and pillaged by the &quietest: on King William's Land, and that this But we most hasten through a Howd of episodes of this kind, all capitally described, and past the moon was the spot to be searched for records of the aim- light funeral leg voyagers. After having sent out no less than of poor Scott, the engine driver, and the merry Christmas feast, when M'Clintock con tour expeditione, this noble-hearted woman now a fifth, and devoted the remainder of her fortune to lessee himself "the happiest man on board that happy evening," to watch the progress of the little superintended the equipment of the screw steam vessel Fox, 177 tons, at Aberdeen, Fox through the now broken " pack" of heaving ice and sea, described as • tournament, in which, if which she purchased (April, 1857) immediately the one l ugs berg-piece had struck the ship, it would decision of the government was made known to her. In this undertaking Sir Roderick Murchison and have been instant destruction. "Anxious moments those," says the brave and modest M'Clintock ; "I others wisted with subscriptions, amounting to can understand how men's hair has turned grey i n a 2,9811., including 6001. from Captain Allen Young, few hoar. Had self-relianoe been my only up. of the merchant service, who joined the expedition, port and hope, it is not impossible that I might have and largely contributed to its suooessful issue. Government was applied to for the w of the illustrated tiefact. Under the circumstances, I did my best to insure our safety, looked as stoical as Resolute, which will be remembered as the ship possible,' and inwardly trusted that God would favour abandoned by Sir B. Belcher, and which being row our exertions" It was a grievous disappointment to up by the American whalers in Davia's Straits, wu returned in perfect order to our government; but, find, on emerging from the pack on the 25 th April, 1668, that the Fox had been carried with the drifting though refusing this favour, the Admiralty afforded t o 1,385 miles beck into the Atlantic, but hi'Clin eyery meistenee fa Mores of vision' kinds and in tacit gallantly tom, has ship's h ee d ono , more to th e giving a large stock of pemmican; the most impose north, and, with fresh cargo of coal from a depot, tent aid, however, was the granting leave to Captain m h os aw ay through Lancaster Sound, towards M'Clintock and Lieutenant Hobson, of whom the &why Island, when • tablet to the memory of former has received full pay by the Queen's Order in Franklin, entrusted to a former expedition under Council, in consideration of his services in the Arctic CCaptain Hartstein, was now placed according to regions, and the latter was made commander. L a dy Franklin's instructions ; here, also, is a tablet It was in 1846 that Franklin sailed with the to the memory of Lieut. Bellot. Erebus and Terror; and though, as is so well known, Barrow Strait being quite free of ice, a most un the utmost zeal and perseverance were used in the usual circumstance, the Fox steered down Peel search for tracks of th ese ships—yet all searching Strait "in • wild mate of excitement, a mingling failed till 1860, when Captains Ommanney and of anxious hopes and fears," to be suddenly stopped Penny, with the Assistance and Lady Franklin, by a barrier o f i m , which compelled t h em to discovered the first ominous trace in the three return through Barrow Strait round to Fary Point, tombstones on Beechey Island, which was the first winter quarters of Franklin and his when they proposed to explore Bellot Strait. They req. failed, however, in navigating this important passage Four years afterwards Dr. Rae obtained from the uimaux of Boothia the first direct amount of the at first, and returned to the mouth, where, even - Eeq tually, the Fox was laid up in the ice and snow, and sad end of the expedition in their story o f the forty made all snug, while the sledge joumies were , white men met on the west coast of Kin Williams arranged in three divisions of four men each, led by Land, who were seen to drop down and die one cops. M'Clintock, Lieut. Hobaon, and Capt. Young. by one as they walked over the frown snow. This The search was admirably welt planned, and em- i was in the spring of 1850. braced the whole range of coast where it was possible Intent upon the the and more must* search of traces might be found. After spending another this ground, Captain M'Clintock wee now eager to Christmas Day in high merriment and plenty, "M get the little yacht ready for sea, and fitted to battle feet, all but home," with the thermometer at 47* deg. not only with the waves, but to fight her way below zero, the sun showed just above the horizon, amongst rushing rocks of ice, and steam throughand sent fresh life and vigour into the party pre lanesbetween mums, the " nip" of which would paring for the sledge expedition. The journey was mush a first-rate ship like a bend-box. The Fox commenced on the 17th of February; Captain was just what her captain so affect ionetsly realleher, M'Clintock led the way. " a gilded pet of summer seas," wit h velvet hangings wh in we h e ft e d for th e s ight, Thompson and I nenally sad splendid furniture. She was fortified ma sawed out the blocks doom:nut mow and carried them to with iron stanchions and beams, and outside with Pete men, wbo acted as .the a . Tate r . •frin in butold!ng em iron ▪ plank sheathing, her stem being cued in lao .. 2 l _l°Tl2_ , T,__ ette_ail,l,•_, h urs ___!ti_ iron " till it resembled a ponderous chisel set up 74,1"r ey T a r h " e the or, "" . ' i r ed 7r d ' o '7 t 7, -- b 47; 3 7 - zr y izli edgeways ;" in this armour the gallant little craft tired and douringrepore, we became atonal:ly chilled whilst INS made immensely strong for her bulk, and pot - standing about. When the hut wee the dogs were ✓ead the advantage over larger vessels of being far fear an.d,hallir talla lf:vl 4 difficulty ,wei! ar M a turate ; tile an ewsktr . mare handy and manageable in the frozen " pack," 1 0 : e r d el tb.ovir seiviasMaitiorsoidie: the „Z s, andillaa mm ming as she proved herself so often in moments of the me our het everyt hi ng for ourselves, inch as pro ritateet peril. Although everything in the shape of T w ee and s l ee pi ng gear, al wall as all boots, bar alums, somfort was sacrificed to the purpose of the voyage, aid even the sledge derhersess it t e o w revent the dogs from "the officers to be crammed into pigeon - holes" and eating them &triages'. slasytai . The door was now • der mess.room only eight feet square , yet , i Innume- b h loLlt g elu . p disry erith motten esow, the cooking- wateha lem ,,,, p u lhted ske , ni f i r g t- bsg ges: sable were the applications to serve in any capacity changed' le pipes lightl, and the merits of the various which poured in from all parts of the country, from d ogs amines/per wss ready ; the supper swallowed, people of all classes, many of whom had never seen the upper robe or souks free pulled over, end then to the sea." This was enough to give M'Clintock a deep est taan sorslegaad kfam, n struggle to get Into frozen parting cheer, though of course he wisely chose his I , mocessine, altar which the sledges were packed, and another crew from " many worthy old shipmates, his comps- deve meta eete . ead. nines in the previous Acetic voyages, who most readily - Halting near the Magnetic Pole, some Eatini volunteered," and so out of the 25 souls forming the small company, 17 were veteran Annie men. Hie maux were met with, one of whom wore a naval button, the first clue they had hitherto seen, and second in command, Lieutenant Hobson, R.N., was they said their knives were obtained from some distinguished in this service ; and Captain whits people. Next day a number of natives came, Young, an old Crimean captain of a first-rate trans port ship, proved a most valuable officer, bringing silver spoons, forks, a silver medal, part of •• a gold chain, and other fragments. At an Esqui well as Dr. Walker, the volunteer surgeon, nate- maux village, on King William Land, the people had retie, and photographer, whose professional and other pieces of plats marked with Franklin's crest, general scientific abilities the journal constantly and initials of Crozier, Fairbolme. and M.Donald, mentions. Another very important companion was Carl Petersen, the interpreter for the FA 'Plininun with bums and pieces of English wood. Every ~ r page of the narrative, however, here becomes deeply who was fortunately secured by the telegraph. la interesting ; remains of the poor fellows "who fell the equipment of the Fox Captain M'Clintock down and died as they walked along" are come showed those rare qualities of forethought and anti- upon , an d many of the relies which are now cipation of possible contingencies which so eminently so treasured at home. The interest culminates to characterise his conduct of the whole expedition; the arrival of M'Clintock near Cape Herschel, nothing seems to have been forgotten—no tools or where he finds a cairn erected by Hobson, who had weapons missing or broken when wanted, proper preceded him, and containing has note, telling how food ready, even to make a Christmas feast between he had found the mooed so ardently sought for at the anow-covered decks that would have gladdened Point Victory. Thefae-sinsile of this record will be any home board ; and when the fairy ship was ou rea d me m an d again as the met pathetic and the very verge of being engulphed for ever with all mourn f u l page in the whole narrative. It is simply one of the printed forms, in six different langunes, onboard, the hempen cable., frozen and useless, Cirrus PALSCS.—Notwithstanding the renor- . instantly give place to the chains, and she rights used by discovery ships for throwing over in mow etteedeace on Monday at the Christmas Festival, the . ' again as we say "by a miracle," but with more bottles. It was filled up by Lieut. Gore as follows : Poise tees ymteedsy again crowded with holiday seeker& Po, .ti,rebus end oe by the prompt resource and self-possessed e , 29 t ha ta x .,ets ts47.—B er m e s eet v e skip it .. ___ Few es arty hour of the morning until eight o'clock st Mull of her captain. Terror i the be is lat. 70 dig. 06 vile. rtn low sight the railway wee in full activa!y. 11,636 parsons visited Starting on the let July, swift and dauntless as a 9flitel iurft . 21..b...„ ...a W. in 1 , 44.7 it B.ecbey Island, in 1.4.1 the Mem dories the day. Kr. Pepper's lecture full, although lifeboat, the Fox steamed and sailed away for the ""`"*".'" "I'l7 4 ' °°° aarauaa ' "a crammed m Ma' coast o f G reen l an d, an d 7441 . U min. 211 N., loc. 91 de 39 min. 16 sec. W., ors the dissolving mews at belt-Peet eleven, end from that Pus theough the Spits- offer having esomded Wellinton ChLitel to tat. 77 deg., t w o ta m th e e w e d t h e m .o. the p e w s was a be en ice towards Disco, where they shipped us e retune d le y le a of Contents Island. seas if As graasst activity._ The Campbell Minstrels the sledge dogs and a young Paquin's' named unns- " sir Jobs commanding the expedition. pssfee Whet, llaciusay, tits Wizard, aid sepeclany the clever than, who volunteered as driver. More ice navigs- "" p All ma l. posed =hem the Chastrill Featly, seek bed their sa- tion, with the additional di ffi culties of a gale, during . 4 7.....heb1i GIS officers and 6 men left the ships on mile TM _reach" thedowe m th e amen amen Bladed which the screw only could be worked, brought them menial nun IdaY , 11447 . bambealmil." At the °emanates of the shadows the Melville Ba breast of the t racier of " On. Gum, Liam Iderainedsa fay lighted the homy fair, with* was ID 7. a gree „ft , " Cum. P. Des Vac:, Mats." with premeuadars. The festival will he costlemd Gressland, • mighty range of mountain fee extend- m am m as orn k t o the s h am e eno war, weedy. that the F sea , the semi half-crown day thenerder) Wes =de a fat[ 60 mass: isty Maselles buses tley. Be tors sad Tense Unwed at Beaelts: L . lalead la 18467, Thus le ehmehresi berth of lies cab web; estryteass Ohs elm= here sheabl love leo laws ; • glum al she COVERED MUSK sad HALF PRIM— Xim pi swisTlablg:47. 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DS Is list, tabbed. ~my Vitiltir42 11431. Smola Laos. Zirteudbrtibt, _ _ Elmistir l us• Woo. kam i =O / 111 Irk• Ar3l3. Ato. 3. as 1•••••11 • BMW Doisais 11•I•oveau• Dmieremilm. Mem, Jam 7, at do Mekong lamas 3dricsa3.3. M.al koltr i2wa rraittake. amitseteger, Jill. 2. at the likie Liss owed. 1442~.. LANlid TWEE. lA. Voyage of the Pox is the Arctic fleas. A Narrative of the Discovery of the Fate of Sir John Franklin and his Companions. By Ji•Currocz. R.N., LLD. London : Ca = tr Y. story of Franklin and the Arc* voyagers wilt live for ever In the mentor of Englishmen, linked with the histories of Cook and , monad k pieta* Agl. Wsisettei via ma setesioaal bang spike WI frees le pima OM thee we kwr • nuebites ark Ms kenneekendev,entL i T isi rkeid Ir/slit*** not es Letar men ashes the slap WO begins wt wllkheth i nteek eeinjes, rate% Vs wild Angels thwe Is iinted deep to the bums eye • wens se end Apia prweeft sad NAN, retketka, kr Hategthe thespian twat *Mel *taps el eserresy Ins Se whits al Os WNW Import. La Arctic' aim sets in threatening sky and the ship is In with los, the rudder - unship Mgr re the to end bottom of ths record proves this, but in ail ether ropers MID Wets told in as kw words as pomade thir noederial SOCCOIS up to that data, May, 1647. Nut, dr! reed the margin of the paw upon which Lientaned Glom le 1642 wrote those words of bdtto mud Pro wiks, sestkoshand bed subsequatty w ho a th e kn ow *, weeds:— " April 16,1919.—Hr Majesty's rips Tenor and Mohr were ferrtal an Ma 22nd Aril, 6 hams N.N.W. of this, brim Less hetet skies 12111 depteedrar. Md. The akar, sad arm seeilatteg at 106 soak, mks tbs ocrineed of Captain F. B. X. Moder Lord bre is no 1), 42 sr. N. ka.96 tieg, 4 i nabs. W. Joke Freddie died an the 1 Ith Jima, 1667; and the total Lm by_deedis la the expedition has boat tor. eats friers awl 16 eta, (IMM " F. B. X. Czostak O , "Jame PITUAInte, " Captain and 6salsr-td6cer. Captain W. M. 8. Embus. " and start (as) to-morrow, 26th, for Hades Fib River." Another abort marginal note states that the mord had been moved to its position from the spot wham it was placed by the lot. Commander Gore, se that it tells the death of another within the year. The only mishap that attended the return voyage was the sudden death of Mr. Brand, the engineer; and this only served to draw out the sterling quali ties of Captain M'Clintock, who not only set to work to repair both boiler and engine, but drove the engines himself for twenty-four hours without gearing Such wee the completeness of Captain M'Clintock'e search that we may now rest satisfied as to the fate of all Franklin's party; and as to the ships, there can be no doubt now that one was eroshed in the ice And sank, while the other was driven ashore, pMaged, and broken up by the Begnineux. Uwe closes the sad eventful history; had Franklin's journal escaped, we should probably have heard frees him the assertion of his own claim to be the dis coverer of the North West Passage in the very &mo tion he had repeatedly conceived it to exist, and in that channel leading towards Behring'e Straits, where he had led the Erebus and Terror, and whence. if he had lived, he would have been the first to navi gate through from the Atlantic to the Pacific. This is the opinion of Captain M'Clintock and his officers. When we lose a hero we often say where shall we find his like again? But the spirit of Franklin seems to have animated M'Clintock; and in this, his delightful journal, he has indeed done all that was possible to supply the irreparable loss of Franklin's areal, which we may fancy we see reflected in every page of M'Clintook'a unaffected, high-souled narrative. His own discoveries, and these of his able companions, Hobson and Young, are also most valuable contribution to geographical science, and his magnetic and geological observations are pro nounced to be of the greatest interest. The latter are embodied in an able paper (included in the appendix) by the Rev. Samuel Haughton, F.A.S., with maps, and the course of the Fox is laid down with that of Franklin's ships in a large map ; these, together with the woodcuts from photographs by Dr. Walker, and drawings by Captain May, and which are admirable specimens of the art, mass the volume a most welcome and worthy addition to the classics of geographical discovery. The important share which Lady Franklin has taken in the brilliant gnome of this last Arctic enter rise imparts a special interest to the voyage of the Fox, and it was a proud moment indeed when her little yacht returned safe and sound with tidings of such inestimable value. There is a certain gran deur in the simplicity and directness of the under taking, thus originated and mainly urged on by the devoted confidence of a woman—singularly height ened by the miraculous escapes of the fragile hide vessel and her crew—which surrounds the narrative with an indescribably fascinating and sympathetic interest; and we mast never forget, too, that we owe it to Lady Franklin that the nation pommies those relics which will remain lasting monuments of national enterprise and heroism, and that, as she her self so eloquently said, "England may now feel relieved from her responsibilities, and can close with honour one of the noblest episodes in her naval POWS'S PREFACE TOHytTHIZTY-SEVBNTR (Stamped_ ld. Additiona) VOL urs. Annihilating, without an effort, some weeks of time, Mr. Puna( presorted himself at the door of the Courses of Parla, 186.. Ths door did not ay open st his approach, but a herd of dukes, sentinels, marquissa, porters, counts, gentlemen-las waiting, and other menials on guard, prostrated themselves Won hint, and abjectly begged that he would redly, as it was as muse m their lives ware worth to suffer say bantams span the Conclave. " Your lives I Bathe! Intrusion 1 Hal be I" en , claimed his Serena Haughtiness, with a glance of dame that instantly scorched up all their tinsel stars and gold fripperies Into unhandsome shrivel. " Away, Coireilis Only the giant Roman (through Gannon CIPAP11•10 can worthily narrate the next terror. Keen se the 'alike Hector, ceining before the messy 'abalone., and the ate pendone frame of the Grecian gate, did heave up en fanner suable stone, end bend it thundering through the planks with forceful sway, did the immortal PtNCIL. Raising In the sir an awful volume,—morally speaking, " It wits so bogs a one ' That two vast yeomen of most strength, each as theme lions boleti Could not from earth lift to • art, yet he did brandish it Alone (Sonnies wide it light) and swinging it as nought, He came beton the planky gates that all for strength wen wrought, And kept the post—twofold they were, and with two rafters barred, High, and strong-locked. He raised the Tome, bent to the burl so bard, And made It with so main • strength that all the gates did meek, The rattan left them and the folds from one another brake; The hinges phcene;al, Sew, and th rough the fervent little rock Thundered • passage, with his weight the 'await his breast did knock; And in rushed PUNCH, as fives and grim as any stormy night, His brass arms round about his breast reflected terrible light." And there, in mute astonishment and dismay, at the cozen's, cowering as the tremendous apparition broke upon the members. The very feathers of their pens stood on end with tenor, and the ink turned pale in the silver staniiishes. "So 1" mid Mr. rumen. And as that stern eye slowly traversed from fen to face, the agitation became general, Only the Lion of Britain, of all there eseembled, Rased upon hie great, yet terrible friend, end winked • nes. In the midst of them all, there, up' n the velvet-covered Council Beard, had descended the mighty Tome. They looked at hie men might regard • sullenly alighting bomb instant an Iran sphere, the next an iron storm. let there was • difference to their beating. Restrainiag himself, by • strong will, the Elected of the Whose sat, sileat as tin t ynx. The AllstriLl mattered Latta invoca tions taugh him by his Lauds. The Russian shetidered as he thought of Sebastopol end infra d' no*. The Prussian elaaced at the door, hut then bore himself manfully. The Sardinian half moved to dash his plumed hat upon the book, but forbore. The Pore bonneted himself and bewailed aloud in • " holy sorrow." For the net, they were simply flabbergasted. " Listen 1" said Mr. Pc The y For the only thee in his We he spoke needlessly. They were intent as " the trapped mean» that home the hunter coming up the path." " You are here to adjust We Affairs of Europe," proceeded Mr. Preen, in a voice that sack deep into every barn. gdoes you Dare to take them in hand, take My Coun sels to year beans. There are my Catania!" He pointed to the Tease that lay before them. "At your peril neglect this, sod I will brand your CLUgitel in such sort that no laps of Ages shall wear out my firs-meek. Be wise!" - Re turned, end deputed. But be lett tuns the Coupes Bard hie THIRTY-SEVENTH vounaz. TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION AT MIDS..— Tim first manual soiree of the Leeds Temperance Union was held in the Mondsy night. Up wardsof 1,000 persons set down to tea; that number born ant siderably augmented slier tea. Edward Baines, Beq., M.P., was cabal to the chair; and amongst the gentlemen prawns mews the Ewe,/ .Tunnielifi, Dr. Ramsbotham, Mr. Gawthorps, Manchester; Mr.Twieettoe, Fettle ; Miss Eemond,Amerios; Mime, W. Aessistsed, W. Simpson, Pearson, E. Morgan, J. Elise, T. Dimon, J. Andrew, W. M. Molro)d, Robinson, hon. secretory, !to. Ml7ll/117M OF PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON...- 11=h., of 'Whom ter the week indium Dna. 24 . M 612; evenings, 621; tonal, 1,133.. 81sce rhe opening= Mena tree daily (Ma 12, LW), 168A26. • • ••••., • , • L. ' , i 4; • IE• [T WOP.