The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

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ZA arl Illaill 14 1 . a = "1 nlal 0 leilL 111 • 11 . 11, ~w►r 11.(t. O lIINZTOLIST RAGGED SC TO HOOL a. 4, CHURCH, Omega- Pamaan lTW o Ilwlrraw UseeSW. NWltai siais f al lg i bir d iat i lirarol2l . Woe WAGS t, k olla Wm.& lo sow 11110=TLT owl promedly , to =alb obi Comities Os wood air wain of los Is =idea le d Oa Woo of W dao oebreoesio of bob mu obi bat rem. so ell Ise oaw alp Is desk I ellosose to booby SW. bore MO la sur irk succorialumm", ow willows.. wed se oar oast booboo* oloosooolor of otho wnn ari nnonL is T sw* llies= II Wag ibeeled la Ws on ;wool pro el ease woo soisboo sone boareilo of oblaboa at WO mos isle base blealeirm ben _nomplao W. am a owe la las siloh b oall elk= Er..=::: — ...,...r... — wr bet thin =ear inn,. -- st e a:M= L oo=ibi emboss of map lo la Os . a bow asoshor of bow olio brio ioseloof Ws beeelo of Ois aos sof le osolOsio swear OW iiin WO re lOW brow so lassoilos lease so es dolood. MO le or . ni s to Z a lroi s im. 5 Ilib. 4lrol? ... . ""b isis %Irak, ollie no W is 6. ad X • W. 0 1 .1%=1.`ite w i: "t.: ' ' ..it. .........—at. - Maw W o IS to 44.- BANK of AUSTRALASIA, 11•••••••■••• b 841 1414 C 46414 4, 340 . I. 4. tbnadmor11••••••. 1.0•41•16 dee& MINA Ti, Own a/ 144•••••14111111111f OIYIaNOTICII. tIL.I • MIL/. MALT DIVIDIIXD of Ma • limr bfts s 1 1M wyl the ow ter mom as ebb °sidle' Mina at Osrpmalem. and dr • loom. •• 4.611••• mi terre4. w• Sam /Wave twilm Hob ee V) pa Oa/pow arr.. .111 be PAID b Oa Pr•par We. a tame Tan. akb 11411.6.. ea awl after Tuigumi. the Da seal. 14••••• Ow bum of ••• :dm*. Ile 111•.t' 14.111•44 d boo 141 h kw.. mad ismam• t un ••4 Br. Immo gryalik4-1, sada As WILLIAM 11•••4844. 4LOYLL ROOMB, Wiedaillierest, Pieasdil ort !OW Or= he Oh hr ' , reminds Mr Sr ruhromoll hil ‘ 47 L . a ashohe Darter as ',ilal. Bow herd e: Ogg wareh bah& Aberrks. Ore rT. at 3 ealask (sad al *today mad Boar z iveidemit s pl i reill Dr. pill ma dim lib 411* Wart 1 / 1 011=W a st. ' rbin'ai.linol4llrialli -011=a1P1—Atalsire Is. . be ftlisis. ST ea Os holsibut li tip u k vlip l, ens lir In, fern MEMilfreditoon Ile Swim.' . VALUES el OOLD.—WATHERSTON aad 1110410111. tar Or Ulanselsa d Ow Mir awl dolr moo rAmer , is salmi Os 4311 na1ia i r=7 6 ,1611164t .117.4 par•ll . l4 Oho fishpond_ by the 11444 drodrika d palm kip is 111. NOM. OW lie Ofthad NM 11 PIM 41 ••••• Mg* 00016061fi 11 sub Sr. le U mop —A I 11 f an01a.... All le 1.110 .0 4 136 11 omma.... _6 r pram... 1 I Ca i t ... t . I I re="::: II I I 1=::: a LIMY IMAM Ow arro.... 11 II 4 um 4.... It 6461 .... 3IT 101 11 new. ... 6 6 role-- 14 II umb.... 1q 4 13 am. .. Ift anft.... I menu... ... PI U Ormie.... IA 1 anis.... 5 menu . i=sia t .. 6 111 41 I mr.„23 . II Ilardsimujil tiii. amp waft sad Mir g" _ ern. ft. . -- 111416. laimil dam al 1116 Or pemUs. ea Ilissidepssi 1 INledi. k:NDON CARPS' WARIHOUBR. Wausu ..l SIM .sit as bigssim of thilir arlarbe d Wai= drier 4 . 72: .......beffige. milsio; ela Ilk Clialor.M.. d re do maufteire far smy :W ee r' ma 11. ands. AIM awl el mg eL Tiiisare.owliad. . CUAI PATENT PORTMANTEAUS AND W! lilillll VITA SQUARE 0111111106. kilo lkin Mils Awe liwilay. am% gelliFW IMPA•O4 aleN arIS. efts, Midas talon w arismal Swim imiimir la *dr we Csolailso h i l t 12 rata =ishwie et Oftsio• Mont PIM. taut fang Oullsan ins ser=lisesl. 111 art PAST CHAIR/l s COUCHES, mad 111:18. Ka awry q We oar pi Os mpg ON ail labowill= a 1.• .4.7 •••• gem as = irl.l Was ina. mum,. riamord WO& Clarlesso bow ...... rOVIIIBII CANDLES, 7d . sad 70. re lb.; Sr MIN .1 maa m : vas ; . talli was.). la .Imm ; i llO. mams Ina. pa Sl4. ma.la eN : mart 11601 M. et .10. l• Oft : were. 4L r i mailie hr Mort bum ; 114.. email; ; Oaisa elt, la pw iYaa ; N.; . paw amp. Wk. a k a... Ilk. weed. MI tweet Winker b. la par pastat; ammo Woes Wiallffe. et es Wie4mr. ; Mew. la It • ma. almanal. S. ed.— I/. P. DAY Ile mod 80$1.ambedisl auvoou.s. u. k Lanes Are. Cialkipera.. Lewis& .0. TAI BEET sad APES? CILR TEAS and A MMUS la GLAND aim di se be obtained et Mll.l add Ow. Iloodrimb 4 111. W My. thellersag odd Oages Yak S• UM.. b. It rldh 1 1 6•41.11111 Tr. Ss. SC b 1011., and da, 1. and •lim rano of liss. soni anima his Is say Wives Wad= or 'Aryl.... la mufti& A primaries, trea il.nnat meta prime TO ( )PLY AN OTBTgK without trouble, eat- FM. 111114. ow momiles Ws art 'MMus m• LIIIA*I 711 W or.xua. br wrve e.euwo mew T • med a 1 A. = "6 W•••••• 7 1 mediUmer le /77 —7 MIME unbars him b OIL Awls orkisa. io.bon • i i•MTll:more all W iris. TM p•M• w Mr money rum -7 . 41 . _t OT ••••• •••raftub u 0 peler• Intik perm. Mu a uMethe • u7u71..111 oehelt•L—J•11111 2•14717, --•••• flambeau.. ul PlltiCaik 14. Mai Waimadr7o 4 aftv4ll way.k. 0a0M07.2 MX, GREY HAIR RESTORED to its NATURAL _.... , tnC111.-1 , 110'11411.01A. Newest Rwabdos. itbelratitta. yrir..J..WM, CORSO by N. IWWWWI ?ATM!. T tri. awl M. Gobs h. fol. to Soo. Otof fiatr ▪ Angered•lLo. I L V. Palm a eah. Pe..eauve Pyta. .41 Mon saw be& natio. yi 24 . Inwinied Pawybki. •by lOW Wows . 44,4 Wowdy.. WM by drift rol porftwor• wqww. ROWLAND'S ICALYDOR, so °rims' Botsairial ▪ ...proso tor oispo.a ir sos somoiss Ole 1.81 1 / 1 , 0 8 arni 1,1.* ti gidgemilip ine•Md wo , dlle cwt. h. -otso4 eNty . sta I purifying Nall w IM.W, enbalesen a,, b Pnrttor. s, 4.. Yew 0110111111•6 44 4 bly..tby tww el empaidsa, and • wham es/ inn a taw wiry. ebeftess al the ell gib of Gamma ea go& abeam, *.t11,.1•,.ner .94 Winiesew re 10411.10 Wag 4.11. . 411 7 W to Pram osossiso foo.. of logs W !wins am Cwt.— To. •L awl ss 114. tw bad.; wa..por 4 taw tottle Ws weedy • It .11•4 tt. I! •• A ItoWerl r dumb..nd lak at 11.V.40 Loiyaon. W NW per Ofprt“ AirARIONS SCENTING PORTFOLIO ..d ENPD•ollt Psi itiOnig II•W ram—aket .1... Ns. men weessta_ numb WWI obi am Worts la patens to WPM •a m .lMs ow /*/ portawkim role sod w•WW• Ilia K. and b. /we Ms IT p. ea mil $ W WNW , . TI• Ponieles .41 bk N. is node r ardor Mob Ma Cargollea war. WITHOUT TS A sod ••••••1* aroma Wit a poomm•—••Idells1 w• Halm mil Wog smour—P•TITIRTIM MARION. IR 1•••••• aw• 1••••• W. OVERLAND PAPERB.-80- dolls test room assaib adesilid ft kedge piar ram . rib="4.4 MARION' IO S FANCY NO= PAPRIIB.—The katir"Polsse+iseile sow Me et e =Norm a ar N MO. le ea dime bea. inageses Se ma& b. ed. Fs 14 la lesel kes by well MARION 8 IMMO BTATIOYRRY.- areleil all ~Or at elplsomblabi MARION'S MOURNING STATIONRRY, elidt-'.+..R Pleg"iila art Ilioup—ilisk sad Wr rem tawirsding velem 1.11. An Nein Walled 114 lima A. llanes and Ow't Waidk. = , ...t .. .u.ssi. awl lir amispoi mho sillily% 1/1111 of CHARON. Farman 1111a1011. 11111. Bessi‘ezeit. 1.1•184. V. Clatalleme no priires. DIA P HAM ,sr the Art of Docarating Wisdom*, /ark ems% lampillmolek baja Initialise of WYNN glom 111•1111U1 sad IS; Ilrent 111-11 Nem el lib Nor sad Imt/ eat IMOD Glellia• Vold a ofis ask desomie orb.% ie. a West MEW= Wm animal gbin. lasuatime Ow* Poser. ei115e1.44.. pampa fres.-1. Kara 1.. Na n a . awl uo. mil nod Weft OW Os Winelieur. kook almalstag mean. st ell Os dab paillisd to she porno okr. ILLUMINA STEEROSCOPIC VIEWS. v= . . s,_. tbs ivif lira lawlie ern= a. Mr Ss o r aim Ma Wooftabre Ilessq . ita. • arWoubli. ainerWout se di web. SOIMINSINIS IR MIN 7 Mk*. wheimis and Mel. PAPW/Kall KAMM ISt Ilipabdiest. W. QTRIMOSCOPIC GLAZE VIEWS, by Ferrier, Marl mil OW ta— Pats, Mut:Mead, G. rm. I. lei. it. La lbw at. Imo at L . /LANUS . 00.; sad al_ lam ENO CHARGE MADE air STAMPING PAPER and INIVISLOPIIIP MUM *NM INITIALIIL— SIOULVmporIor 11111 1 1111.0P141,1.1.raiol; ai50.4214 hap ha 081 7=1.1 4 1M Mal .ftllo.ll wins ft initlagrate l :AUrifTATlONll &TA ° &Wt.% DIN 'ettt ignffra a:AWL= 0.111/NPIATII YLKOA ?LT 1156/11.• No dlll rYlttllrt 4.t0 ag Bulgy kon•siutilk I.6ll..assimiabll.ameat.os. . OPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS mid SON, A, Se MIS mufti, Or Apt Baby aseri be No& wad, yes emboli c* vile ilams. bc. to Mr OW asdamrsissindemed Ilnr4lllum Yaw vaaky.si squely ter► Gem I. 114. poi tiee-111111. iutau babb Uellibelesesabo SIM /May. bemiebilio IMem aim. AIWA ilmalilsbed liab. OrrAms.—Seinweem. grinaigell UIDE MANUAL lbr CLERGYMEN, .A 111•111•011 th et FRIMINDLT 1110013T1111, FORMITSII, Ort IFlLLltulyuk DS UlDtt. Se lirth TIIKATIri ea /MS DIA /MIMI= •1111Ult•71011 •001111T1114 with ea rewesiesel the ter law et erre. rd • tram et the reread ilewitewrie et erre aeries. torber nor sr rodeo of no mire es erre with reeler awl rise tee Pp Arra ticharean. Allooro to Um Wren ammoso lookoo. Pererearlesit,Lftele. Ore re Or Wren pelihhis t lhe beer sr err to treat wirer aft 11.11.1011.1. I. Westrier. Weer. 11.0. Owba MR. SCRATCHLKY' Ies r i NREATISE Oil 11•11U108 LIM& Is OA* sre iselseled Ileir pot Wary end mast asdlllsa. slab es seeseieles el tie r bedpan easelved la mesa n WS. ereseleeeles,m4 be feessilas Y wile, beak., nes • A llO4 REPORT oo tie J NAVIGATION otthe INDUS, od.httood to Von Derooton a t IIJNO4 /WM Cro w. *tor 80 b =1.2.. , lb. i rte e rZlono v o , =Am ao lora am b• rol ea os= Ooloolnarl . letom•orsos t roseimoloatoult " WARBLINGB AT ' EVE," . RompAoir, for Plies. by Ilium Swims. Ow "Tar ar tbe DNIP en Ileb" labbad by noilabl. beasonbei Om Mar by Maio alig rAtitiy WNW. I. foiloobil so on *1 Oar boot kr Ihf 11111•11•11 OWN mos or m =oraror boa amoommos. se I • hap bon = br rs: rillirgri l V a 44. yf il ? "" ..1 1 ; Milli ha boo to mild I my ilmnilytit Mil wads. Lerma . tits . Oftlop UMW Plraitails sled Tool OnopoLltloot 11=11oolip boa SAM Oslo mil A. New Ilkelloglowaroro. sad ell morah... MON Lair Me 112 9 1 49AZN1211. 14411 Wa 10142. AMINO Adarre Wismar rms sr Warssa=braid. unnanair tar. al 1. see Ir. It at IL at Irma. dala. lation and lirlbreel. Walker ; od. aria, bell. tool. warrawarrldrp. Carus Inman. 11 1 / a rrierilre, ar rid, Oat. aa4 rdln. W. at 14 6 it Orr Ni.r wren. wobarb. Inn W ; rid. Kiser. alrelarar. Traria. ■monstanr. NV arr. Oa. k sad Mr. Las Ili. r Ilimirrn Orb Mira Ilringsra. 011., :1.4. I nadir • .4. DA, 50 0040 Ar i ti/dlC ilin tl i erzw eiftli rge ho.. millimaker. Or IS and Sr. Ig. U. WI bind Orr. Wit. . Air ; rt. ard. Ararma, Cram Tans. Ttg. T.Ni Irdrolarbe Itanar_ Or 21 and Web IL ma 1 it Lea 001110. UOL S Jobbat. UMW aba load W 0a 0.55//,. Tana. lam 11110 LY YE TI -AT POLTTOLLOTEENT. 000151 MS/ 00/51.15050,1a LAI,. Now. 1. C. P. Parer butrura. WnAtiverni. wader[-O. L. Warr. arbor rand irk DO laraolutru. Yr •4•05-.52a• Jan. indirrar. Taidandiar-O. briar. mumparr Wallebay. earae-T. randent rlerr. ranar Farrago% Mr. 1 J. Inn, Indmlnn. Orearserreari lelier-0. P. Cur kra linelarbert, les boor wryer d a asnmoFyn air •••=q7 .4 •AdLoblr. l il .4.. zgasa. IL /11rarread. prinnar et isrle-C Lair. la. Tor Dar. Ind Tam Lk. aecrarat. 01/01111 SIL 0001111.11011011 BICKPIT. 3. Arai oi C i l= i rb. tiro a, sap wrier-K. Kaalinan, 118* "'" 4 " b at Ai d . Illirar " jr j. " Ist l=rarn:ZZl rinitir l" =. "l, = " l7 ""L "Z4' yaw 4.• • AIX basonbrua &Ant it or nib of award raw Warw. Itylnat-onn. Zaarried. larroarr-D. limi s rlm .o t w ar r iar, taireaddr. 11010/0000% 111001510 • 4'.1 -r.C10. 11 7 ....ah Welt b l i tl II 1. Ai* to re Or Werra la/Iwo arrar- in... dr dwddrirr. OSCLAILIITIONS OP DITIDRIDL. Ilraa art Jon. baron. Lair Jakarts-lea debar ad lc 3.1. say dar.raapt marry Tart., Lark TONEY allarba.rat and air mbar-14 Order al la dl. sr day, err . mg% Isar Brod Lamm. Wird. T dm-LA dildand ISL. on dad. err randay. N Y raa barna, Walter& . 0 1010110511100.-ted 01010.4 05 I. 46/ 4010,61aimear ft ran aana . away Ilarran. ■ ear 411111Sd 4K. er are. arra intaidad. VA Addi tr. I. O. War. liar lT ; Irlr~ Sr. 1. N. IL R. Leila. p....1./kO.lO/• //ozzumbl axe ark wiff dlo•l-001.11. J. Ins" Ilediarar liersol aka tnaller -Ur N J.lllrp. *rub ella War. /010/0•550000. lee ITVIL/a J. hoe. Nair.... Kribbrldde. derer-Ur Idaddr. Tirdinarairldanl, OIN. war itaisa.rm O. F. Oro. Unreal, mal.lll . IL G. 11 Lair. Limper ware -last. J. I. Ur. Irarpor vasterat-Oil lb IL Warr Abram Tres, PYtYrtra . awes..,-IM. A O. leery Ingo. tWoonorlmn. drard-ur. In D. Ta rr , traw -1 wes.l2lllllr.ralre. drapoo.ss. la U. II r ata -04.1 .J. arra 10,040501, trols- o 0, 50. J. Ir rlawa . Warr ler et1101•1441 , -11.. 10. T. 11b 000511/0. Irmingir -11.5*. at T. ahmak.A. T. Tarrar 7c a . . rad T. 1. Ws, _bbload. drarbardin. Mort OSSTIFILATLO so baratsd. dar n er brim le lie elalleg. ea Warr at Warr. In. 1. O. War. Irkia. rra.inigb-4111. IL F. Oranirwd. Jar...rank arrodas adarb-Or al w. 0. Taker. learldiarad. rodir....or di W. *Ai. Brad rwarlid aid Warrd. Air tairw-420. IL W. Tarr Ferigar ani rannarldsc S. J. raw an,...d N. &err. Trace. - - Er. V. J. IL. WNW.lslolallitia ima..... ran raon 1100 alslsoo- Noy. L &taws sod O. Ina" andus-Tor L aillur-usa. , R. Inca and W. ftimay. di sks s sis _ oss AL L. Jeri UMW. Mom PAST/INTARIPM DITIOLTOP T. Limn AEI A. W. darnak Farrar Otbarnbara. J. W. Fare erl J. Lir Ler earerrar-11. brio t and J. IL Mannar and radairaw. Lawman, Warr arra -L Perm and J. Dann. Mere P Maki Ind air -V. L art and J. lasarna, irebdre. _ baring mit U• 0010.5 405000- U. UO/ N . Orra. darnarmaraar, a. Jana rd Warra. tram err , Cramerirs. primars-O. da. Word abd P. Time. barrair-J. In and n. Aar. draroal. dredew•- .. agar , sod IL Sir and C. raw. mrabarrialdroad. • rears. T. ' r e art C. Adair Ikerna, Dr iar Miratrobili Tarr it% warar-rnadar lanna Timm Or a* Nab tar, J. J. A. rasa. Ni?. W. *aft sow, Inns" r, Comma. 10.110/00. r tar a• nerds J. J. A. inn.-A. W. Norm W J. r are. irarrairs. drairradar, ararriar- W. Pad and J Carr yratral. 151001•1050, 1101.411ara -J. Harrar. and 11. laylad. Wrier. barlar. alarrebb4. drift are J. NUM. WaSfrloo. mu,. yoke*. Ago ruarabarre-J. bar. sal O. Allow. U. sag/ talMe -W. trunr. L. 4WIaI. N. J. borer% r. and rem lr Turk. arra, la. ma r brads W. J. Vartra-L. Jambi awl!. Liar. Albert..so•s•. Tiara. park, NV Orrasir-11. WM. aad lb to rarer err rear-0. F. Ware and W. brran. arr. daammo-T. Par and J. lien. a dvert.El 1 MIAMI. brawn launes. soma PIQOEfIL&TIOJL Ar i as inon To V. ty Ils. aml.. Oralstrad WM, by lwasabasow. toner. Oct. s an. Onct,.• Hannay, Pakcalag, Ihuntactocubirs, tamer. Oat 14, N LW los. Oinesemid. Joss WM assab ... os. o/.017r5. lareulanp. mew, Oct. N Bilashas% Tams, il FIINZIAL OF THE Rzy. J. A. laMte.—The inter ment at tile eserreted isotherms took plair yesterday at Carr'''. hoe Chapel, a @peels l warrant for re-opening the voalt bevies ben obeelned km the hoaetary of State. The Messrs wore 'wooded, sad almost every shop closed. A long peemelea wee brim! bees Kr. Jame's les 'vilen ce . It senor beets by the nape (She Jabs Mataltde), lb. H ot . sa d Mow. O. M. Yorks, fLorier et fk. Mr. A Women =oneyoe; sal wee emperil eentlemen of every 1 az l party in tbe boron& Dopetaties. Loa Um vs- ANN tarns sociedes wore alio prams. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1869. UNIVBRSITY INTIILLIOBIICE. OXFORD, Ocr. 7. EtzerioN or Vica-Cluitow.Loa.-111 a convoca tion holden thls altersoca, presided over by the Master of Pembroke Coasts Dr. Jenne), • letter from the Chanoellor (Lord Derby), tleg Dr. Jenne as kis VicerChasosllor tar Ms year, was reed by the Bodo, PrefAar. After the ortossery de or. had been gone through sad the oath ad adnistered Is the Viee•Chasoellor elect, he nominated the Provost of Worcester College (Dr. Cotton), the Weed.' of New College (Dr. Williams). the Rector of Linoola Wags (Dr. Thompson), and the Rector of Easter College (Dr. Lcot tiettier vms it) ginolved, as kis pre-Vise.Chanoallors, after which mem on . IVIJILWO CLAW, POI YOU": liN.-DlBnu -31111011 07 ?&JZM. Yesterday ermine s =skips was held at Crosby. bell ler the plumes of distributing the prizes sad sertificstas sweated to 10•Mbi111 of the evealag Clan= br the 800111 01 Asat. The 1•011 D MATOI preemie, eassoriee by the Bishop ef Colamb* the Rev. C. Karkeesiii, Rev. H. Keekessia Rm. llr. Lesvos, Rev. lb. Wtditiratoth Kr. Wish weetli, of the acelety of Art., sad several other The WI yr well filled by Kaaba. dr a t:int *intim sad their Mends. It may be ratted In rehresse le the proems of the society, that ears het Kr. E. G. Club., A.A.. he. bees elt =ate elerlieltip is tlut Rest laths Rome, site, amps. tithe sacristies; ad et the ilbtribation of ;elms sad carthlestee to Aureate et 'vain Otero at • Ceiba', the *Ambit asembera is( ske blemrepelitea * , MOM Ilyseeka, lideasi, Cams* Ihrearrho, Mete, eade $ et the Muter sad .131 , 61 the LAW; sal p pilm. lieekSo si Atte Esrphiadoi is May le m, 2 peva at certilletz e r awarded to asibers or the Metro tea 111 the prism. Kr. eassel Lee Chat, pile, Oormea; Silgi Mr. lAat NM" fer drlawbsi The fAlowlag has bees tM sheMeaos t rattiest' dartag the seselea VW*. 1 , 146 M Oman IS .. 97 .. 1411 illeeedor VI .. 60 r. il Lae RI .. 49 .. 44 Ikeistreselea is .. IS .. II Vist sb lead Choral Writrag II .. SO& Citstear . 411 .. 2 10 2 Aphis .. .... Oeseettlem Ortemetry Ii 13 .. 17 .. 17 l e = ir illeles7 Oink. ll .. 111 .. 11 abletbeel =it ( ) lll :: 17 :: 13 Totals 906 971 .. 878 The i.e. C. Macuenati, are d the bosomy secrebuies, briefly gonad the preeesdiess, sad intr.:deed the pones man who wire to receive the prime to The Loan Itavon, who delivered them to the redpients with appropriate sildnmes. Thelollearior is a Bit of the successful oeadidates Firma.-8. L. Cranial, German (prize); 8. L. Creseall, book-keeping • T. G. Driver, arithmetic; T. R. Hosted, Preach ; French (prim). Becoade.—Jas. Brady, ariledo; 8. L. Cresson, French ; H. G. Drury, aritlimetio; G. C. Fowler, erithastie; Edw. Grosvenor, French; J. C. Embank*, Latin Inky; H. A. lentel, arithmetic; F. W. Potter, book-keeping • A. T. Rees, eriikeisfac ; Geo. Wood, French ; Geo. Wood, ' English Itistery. Thinfe.—E. C. Been, Beglish literature; Jas. Brady, r.rasad mensuration; ,8. Clements, arithmetic ; 13 roasts on , arithniede ; J. J. Goldsmith, mimic; H. Kenn, Prima ; J. Millard, legible liewature ; Maier, mit:hawk ; It. G. Nash, opitlimatio; F. W. Potter, algebra; A. T. 8.. ea, Lola and Roman listen ; C. Resnick, book keeping; C. frahakk, erithmede; R. G. Nadi, book, keep lag Oe Hballekurn, Ree di rratlare D. C. mueic ; John fi ts s, Mr. Creswell also receive/a pried Of 61. treee the' aociety for the tree pie, hi/ems& A prise of books pressated by Mr. Reynolds, the master of the stathtardsal dam. • former sweater et th e Isetitu ties, wee dira Om& tat Mr. Brody hr pullciency.in mathematics, mal sae milammeecit wee oleo him keereee. amanitas*. bred, Wldtdegbazo, end Wilkie, for profiei may In midweek,' semi methemetice. Thin prise is celled the Whittlers. pries, in honour of the Rev. Richard Whittington, or of the bosomy secretaries. The Bishop of COLUMBIA thee addressed the suedes, and wee followed by the Rev. H. /LABIUM', who moved • vetted thanks to the Lord Mayor, who retired, nod the their having been lass by the Bishop ef Columbia, several ohm eldienee were delivered, smd the proceediogs, which appeared to give great eatisfecdon Milton who were present, we brought to a clm. It may be mentioned that some Ides is entertained of relinquishing the one of Crosby-hell es the: meeting place of the association, on account of the ea pewee attendant on its tenancy, which the funds of the Institution are inadequate to meet, and It Is faired that this step may result in the breaking aped • many which bee been productive of so mach edvantege to the young men of the metropolis. An increses in the sub scriptions would prevent this, and, in the course of the lUD * inditeet appeals were reade to the wealthy employers of the journeymen who derive so much advantage and improve meet from the evening classes, to come forward end support en educational and morel means of ensuring for their esevice a deacription of young ma who have given the beet proof of their &llamas and good conduct by their voluntary efforts towards the aoquieition of knowledge especially adapted to AWE calling la life. THE MSS EDUCATION QUESTION AND THE I•IESBI1Ei/AIV DOD! IN ISZLAND. The following are three of the resolutions on the sobioct of National Education which were prepared by Dv. Kirkpatrick, end unanimously adopted by the late 011011e111 Arembly Vl.—That this Assembly deprecates the proposal made by the Roman catholic hierarchy In the resolutions adopted at their bite meeting in Dublin, in which they claim a separate gnat from the public fund% of ouch sapient ea, "regard had to the number. and condition of the catholic popu lates, will lanes foe the establishment and maintenance of sehoots to be conducted on thoroughly catholic principles," that this peoporl of a separate "rant, under their own ir ngserbls eoetrol, is not only at variance with the funda mental principle of the system of national education, which esearee liberty of conscience to the members of all churches Whim, but is calculated to foster sioterian strife, to embitter the feelings of separation between protrtents and Rewinds% and to depnve the children of preebyierien paresis re siding in districts in which they form a mall al. airy of .11 education, secular es well es religions, siert on terms opposed to conscientious conviction. This Ate ennbly also deprecates any other attempts made to obtain separate grants for educations! purports., as having • ten dency to reek op the . T r i m of united education. V ll.—That this Assembly does, therefore, r abort and es trum° our preetrytrian people to continue to name aid from the Board of Educetion, w long as it adheres to its present arraneementa, at the came time watching diligently against any infringement of the cooditions on which the tompect was originally formed. VII I.—That the attention of our people be urgently di. reseed to the adoption of ensures for establishing interme diate "shoots, as • Bak of eonnelion between our elementary and collegiate education ; that so our youth, being furniehed with • world, Scriptural, and well•adjusted system of in strustion, comprehensive in its nage and nos-exolvelve in ha spirit, may be trained sorry@ God in their day aced gene ration, and to live la charity with ell men. TIM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PIANO- Tien or It.clax lectincs.—This sasoriation will hold n epeeist meatiser cm Tomeday next, for the ➢urpse of taking luta eosa a repel epos taxation just issued by lb. Finsbeiel RAM Assadadas of Liverpool. Lord Brougham bee intimated lie istattirge, should be not be otherwise en gaged. to preside on the aseasion, and we understand that Amend well-knows DLL's sad leadisg writers on political economy will likewise bosour the meeting with their pee amok and no doubt their opinion!also upon the all-important subject of taxation. The roan -ii of the Financial Reform Association will also be preempt, and there can be no doubt but that this ventilation of the subject of taxation will bey* its Afros on any legislation on the matter in the next merino( pirliament. THE CONSERVATIVE BANOTET IN LIVERPOOL.— We awirretaad that 'tempt Ow oedema' aad gentlemen bolted to the Dr tg bisque or the 29th of October are Lord Matesobary, Mr. Dessell. Mr J. Paktastos, Lord Choler ford, Bir Hash Cairns, the ILA Shand for ea oouury of Laced** (Eff B. Owed). the Bre. Algernon 1.0. sad Mr. Ugh (county etabers). Mr. T. B. Horde' rottah). Mr. &queer litniernM. Biz W. JAMB, Led Beale% Lord Itavoesorarth, Gams& Pell, Lord liardwleks, Lard lien toy Marquis of Baliabery, Marquis of Bath, Has. Joseph apier, Lord Wilton, Lord Jobs Meer" CaM Taylor, km. The tickle are bud at 21. nob, sad there wM be secomaelatiai at the Mies far 808 pwese. The boxes hoe bee roared for Mae, het as d.diea hes hate etas Mam to the shames d the reek to the galleries. Mr. Lyle, ef the Waterloo Hotel, lab cater for the Maser. • CiTIRTAL PALA= 0111 SHILLIXO FRIDAY. Oct 7.—AliaWoes es medal, 1,669 Mee by ewes bad% 614; bold Adam. 4973. rze WAICII 07 IBS Fill! LIFIIII. 4063 OF The Melbourne Herald of Andlet 17 contains the following particulars inspsotleg the loss of the Adiosllw which a few days since ws elated lo law bus reported by teleran Ole of the most frightful shipwrecks which OVIr wound on tke Australian coast has taloa pike within the list few days, Dear Cape Northumberland, shad thirty mike to the west or the 'mochas:7 Has separating Victoria from Boadt Australia. The sacrifice of Ufa, although large, up , wards of fifty pawns having been lost, is not the roost horrible part of the astostrophs. TIM =Maus of the un fortunate survivals mead anything we ever reed of la the history of shipwreck and diameter at sea. For sass days they IMO on the wank, during flat of which they was with out food of any doswiptioc. The Admits wee a Ilse steamer of about 600 tone bar theft, and three-hundred home power, and has been regularly &adios between Adelaide and Yelbournelor the last two yeses. She left the former port on the sth August, and at shout half-past four the following morning, while running at fall speed, struck os carpenter's Reef. The *Cowing is the statement of one of the survivors _ _ _ . _ . "James Hatidthon, chief mate of the Athlone, states : thelorday moraine, 6th August, relieved the captain at 4 no., steering her usual course by compels; morning very skid, with much lightning; a look-out on the bridge. Ship sty et 4.30 a.m., and in leo than ten minutes she wsa in thosi Pais; about 40 people condoned eSaging to the bow Fordo for two days, when they wens needy al 'reed of sod lost, with the excesdoe of about Ohs., who were brought to the after part of the wed by moos of a rope. Some very harrowing scenes of separation among the families of the fon cabin possogers occurred at this time. All the provisions that were saved In the lint hoopoe wee one filter fall of water, • rB beg of almonds, about 2016. of cheese, hell • bon, 1016. of beef, 8 bottles of porter, and toe bot de of whiskey. Might have saved some beady, but no toe desired to run the risk of drinking it. Pat eat case ON IMO side, but this and all the small stock of provisions were weehed away doting Sunday night • so that they tested nothing since Mouthy morning; the surf breaking over them night and day, yet all appeared composed sod collected. Such night carried of Its victims—about twenty died on Tuesday night from cold—lt wee a bitter night ; deaths were so frequent as to lose ell toms to the =Moo who looked callously on. Capin Rude" of the Wellereeta, did all man weld do, diving he provisions; he soared so mu& from the exertion that he died from ex kooks on board, close to Rochfort. Maguey wee the most anxious if all to vesture going on shore. He was continually wishing to make at tempts, bat en Wednesday fell overboard by oddest. Be wee kept floating by a lifer boy fora time, and hay mak about 300 yards horn the wreck. Threedos before, Mager/ generously gave a lop warm coat to Roohfort, which wee the means of saving his and nausea life. The people had no shelter whatever. They set on the top rail, with their feet resting on a moulding fors and aft the ship. They con trived to place throe cabin seats from rail to mime rigging, which gave resting nom for about twenty. Who the boat from the Lady Bird was necessitated to reties the fret time they all despaired of being saved; their anxiety was brought to anent:entity when they saw their deliverers only about a best's length from • tarp rock, which, had they struck, must have launched all into eternity. "The country near when the wreck took place le very thinly populated, and it wee not till Monday morning that the two sailors who had got ashore en a raft reported the ca lamitous accident to the lighthouse-keepers at Cape Northum bria/ad. Information wee Immediately mot to the merest' telegraph etetios at Mount Gstabier, whence it was 03010811. nicated to Melbourne sad Adelaide. It was at first supposed that there ware no mote eureka* sad the South Australian government contested doeneethres with sending the Corio, the Revd& being eel of order at the • . The Victoria government did nothing. s Toothy, a number of people from Mount Osman visited the scene of thewreck, and discovered that • number of people were mill alive; but this foot wee not known In Melbourne till Wednesday morning. The Messrs. Henty immediately ordered the Lady Bird, then lying at Belfast, to proceed at coos to the wreck, and made optics- Oen to the Chief Secretary to posits* the increased insurance, which wee refused. " The Cork) did not teach the wreck until Wednesday night. On the following morning she launched her lifeboat, but the sea wee too heavy to permit her to approach the wreck. One of the boats of the Adsziella, which bad been washed on shore, was alert usable to cope with the seas. " The Lady Bird was unable to find the wreck, and had to return to Portland for information, so that it was Friday at mid-day before she reached the spot. Equally unavailing wore the efforts of her Crew, augmented by a number of experienced whalers from Portland, to effect a communist non with the wreck. The seventh night closed upon the wretched survivor., now reduced to twenty-seven, their hopes of relief almost utterly extinguished. Four men died during the night. Another Ilitls Mean= from Gulches Bey —tbe Ant—but =provided with effective mean, for render ing &Metals= now reached the wreck. " On Saturday morning the mamas calmer thatt:it had been at any previous time, and the various boats' crews resumed their attempts. Succees at lest rewardod theirefforte. Nineteen were safely conveyed on board the Lady Bird, and feu, reached the shore. No fife wee lost in the final operations. The emu of all the survivors wee something between death and life, but we are happy to odd that they ere all prevents.' favourably, though not quite beyond danger. " The excitement which prevailed in Melbourne end Geelong from the Wednesday, when it was first generally known that there were a number of persona still alive on the wreck, up to the Saturday night, when it became known that the Lady Bird had soccesded in rescuing nineteen live., and that three had bees taken on shore by the Colio, beggars description. Telegrams arrived almost hourly from Mount Gambier. and the most interim feeling pervaded every class of society. Her Majesty's ship Niger, which arrived from Ceylon on Wednesday, was sent to the scene of the wreck on the Friday evening, with a number of experienced boatmen selected from among the Sandridge watermen. A great deal of feeling has been manifested against the government for the apathy they evinced, and a liberal subscription is being raised to remunerate the crew of the Lady Bird and the boatmen employed in rescuing the =Berm. The following IA a list of the peaseseers and crew, but we are not quite aura of its correctness. It will be seen that upwards of 60 prams have lost their lives:—Mr. J. Ma guey, Mr. Whittaker, Mr. H. Fisher (.•red). Mr. G. Fieher, Mr. Holbrook, Mr. Junes MOW (saved), Dr. Vat* of ship Norfolk, Miss Ledruth (saved), Captain Harrbes, Mr. Woods, Mr. J. Roc:Wort (saved), David Peters (saved), Robert Wright (saved), Charles Locks (saved), Mr. Thomas O'Halloran (saved), Mr. Michael Forrester (raved), Mrs. Goeld, Mrs. Cockson. Mr. and Mr.. Patrick Glyn, Mr. John Hamrick, Mr. Hugh Minims (reed), Mr. and Mrs. Jobs Watson, Mrs. Bowie, Mrs. Berth and three chtldrso, Mee Ramsay, Mr. Portend° Bads, Mr. Sdwhe Chambers, Mr Thomas Richardson (saved), Mr. and Mrs. George Forster' George and Hester Watkins, Eliza Paul, Charlotte Shot' end four children, Mw Nugent, John Tregeagle, Patrick Arthur, John Carmichael, Allan Webb,— Underwood, jun., T. Meneforth, B. Baker, George Ward (eared), John Webb (saved), J. kli'Drrniett (eared), Patrick Canis (saved), Andrew Foist (saved), Thomas Davis (saved), Captain M.Ewen (saved), Jam.. Hutchieen, chief officer (saved), G. B. ll`Nalr, parser (saved) ; Simon Mourn, fret en gineer ; J. Johnson, sewed mats ; Welter Brown, second engineer; Mies C. Cleadinning, stewardess; Mary Member, aselerast ; James Hare, fret steward ; J. Ora, first cook ; four fireman, names unknown. "Two Sakti (the two who got ow shore os Satorda)), woos wakoown, 'wood. .. We we nimbi* to say racial, bow mass of the crew N sawfasst tka *avid." 111 PISMO DlAteT[2.—An address wu pre sont.ed on Thursday morning to Captain Langley, of the Royal Engineer., who has recently retuned to the residenoe of his father, the Bishop of Dorham, after taking part in the engagement seer Tive•Tain. The address origUsted with the Bishop Auckland board el Health, bet received the approval of the townspeople, sad wee rearmed by about fifty gest/emeu and tradesmen. The gallant captain, In re teredng thank; la reported to tutu said that our condom in the Chinese war was notjutifiable.—Normatle Chronicle. (Stamped ld. Additional.) LT WOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (1111011 LAST NIONT'S OLZ111T1.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-HALL, Om. 7. 3rd Regimes' of Dragoon Garde—Comet Edwin Brett to be iastroatoc of inuaetry. 7th Light Dragoons—Cornet Edward Metcalfe to be instruc tor of muketry. 10th Light Dregoese—Williste John Wanchope, gent, to be sorest, by pareheas, vice Banner, promoted. Royal Artillery—Brevet-Giant Charles James Dalton to be cabinet, vice Bloomfield, removed as a general officer • Brevet-Major Arnold Tholepin' to be lientenant•coloael; vice Dalton ; Breat-Mnor Claim Edward Olciorataw to be oaten, vice Thompnin ; Lieutenant Frederick Sidney Maude to be mooed oats* via Oldenhaw • Lieuternat Richard Rotary Dewey Vtvlau boo been permitted to re• sign him commission; Liestemat Joseph Haythorse Edgar hes ben permitted to reign Le comeneelon - Surgeon John Riggs Miller Lewis, M.D., from the 11011; Feot, to be aurgeon, vice Savage, placed upon half.pay. Royal Engtnare—Lieutatant George Longley to be eacced oe vice Bala, placed on the Seconded Lat. let giotent of Foot—ilnaign Armin Thomas Agin to be instructor of musketry. 6th Foot—Rni John Coalmen= Wedling to be lade nest, by purchase, vice Ram, promoted. Foot—Lieutenant Charles James Boma to be adjutant, etas Malaren, promoted, without purehase, to ea last- Molted Y. 13th Fee=st Alexander Madman Rowan to be Boa tman, by porches*, vice Moffatt. whose promotion, by on the 4th March. 1869, has bees cancelled S • ohs Powell Kits Harwood, gent., to be maga, without pur vice Rona 16th Foot—Far chase, Captain Augustus Bence White, hem the 19th Ligh . tVes, te he captain, vim All.. who ex as tiliffuresoe between' takntry. ea, otr as . iTs7o;ria the darns oflOth ultita dif a, HM ADM, who exclaim, pang to difference blitaien fP fastry ad onalry. 16th Foot—For Captain Andrew Gammen, hat the sth Light Deegan, to be captain, vice John King Rainfall, who exchanges, receiving thi Efference between Watt,. sod onstry. notated in oho Ossott• of bilth •Itian rein, vice Jobe King Kan tall. who exchanges, paying the dif ference between MUM, be end !f do l i varb • • ad Foot—lnalgn Brut A us Vara to liatenaat, by perches% vice Oswald Po Leigh, who pares. 96th Fort—Rajoe Frani* Fans, 4roin halt-pap ileattached, to be mejor, vice Staehepe Mason Glides, who enchain All2•l2Mil Rein Chisholm, gent., to be ensign. by pur chase, vice Legh, promoted. 33rd Foot—Rneiga Marcus Lynch to be intructor of mom ' tetra, vice Aylmer, promoted is the Bth Foot. Und Foot—Quartertunter- Sergeant John Simpson to be vice Alexander ll• Gregor, appointed to • r;rit. 80th Foot b= —Ens ro ign Richard Russell (lobbies to be lieulenent, by Rhodes, par., vice Wigg, wbo retires; John William par., to be ensign, by mane, vice Lovell, pro moted; &neon Jamie Cray hoot the Bted, to be mar pop, vim Lewis, appolated to ihe Royal Artillery. 76th Feet—Beeat Lantana-Colon] Legman C. Boar eider to be ilestenant-reload, without parches*, vice Brevet Coked Jardine, who mita upon full pay ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Campbell Mulla, C. 8., to be major without purchase, vice Bourchier. 78th M o ot—Lnatetteat Henry B. Savory, from the 90th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Charles Hunt Nodes, who eillangell. -.---. 828 d Foot—Earign William Reeves Sunbury to be instructor ell roueketry. 904 Pool7Linea:oat Charles Must Medea, freak the 78th -- Foot, to be lirTtitenZt, vice Reny B. SevoryT who 7r; changes. 9 Foot—Lleutenent Edmund John Sowell to be ends* by puroban, nee Barron, who retires; Ensign Edward Hogg, to be batty:met, by pureimesevice lineraing, who retiree; Ensign Francis Reid to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice licoyell. let Weet India: Regiment—Lieutenant Law Dickson Mad kesele to be captain, by purchase, rim Brown, vilo retires. • • 3rd West Indie Regiment—Tire gammas of the quarter, tarter appointed on the hick of October, 1866, is spelt Dourly, instead of Donley ea tbeastated. • VOSPIAL 'STAPP_ To be Ambient fingemee—Amistaat Burgeon Peke Darla, Rites; radt b flt:ita v t i rl iarli.' epiett a r ali.4 l4s i rt V inn' Jackson; 'from' the 941 root, nose l a pbinted to the Royal Artillery. %EIIAPLikIIIIBY DE'PAkTMBNT. . The Rev. Armed Wen to be chaplain of Xlet Istrowell. the fourth clam, Tice the Kos ..insityjacy Birr, eislerged. — BRIM& Liontenant-Geoemilikederiak Campbell to be goad, vice Evelegh, deceased ,• Lienteaant-Ganeral Robert Demean C. 8., on retired fall pay, to be general, in oassegnenee of tke promotion of Lieutenant-General Frederick earaptell, who stood next below him oa the effective list of t h e Artillery at the date of his retirement; illajor-Gerteral William Color to be lientimanbgeneral, vice Campbell ; Colonel John Bloomfield, at the Royal Ardllery, to be major-general, vice Cator. The undermentioned promotions to take pleat coasequent on the promotion of Colonel Bloomfield, Royal Artillery, to be msior-general, in succosoion to General Evelegh, Royal Artillery, demand . Lieutenant-C4onel blinded Goicp Sparks, lOsb Foot, to be colonel ; Brevet-Colonel Julies Travers, 3.rd West ladle. Regiment, to lienterumt. oolosel ; Captain Samuel William Healy Hawker, 21et Foot, to be major. Lientenant-Colunel sad Brevet-Colonel Alexander Jardine, Imhof Mired apon fall-pay, 76th Foot, to hanatlete hono rary rook of major-general; Caplan' Cecil Rice, of the 720 Feat, to be major in the army; Captain Gooch Closes, Bth Light ohn Trona, to be major George =is ?tire or tofantry, to . be Lc tTr.nael tb: army; Captain William Leckie, 18th Bombay Native Infantry, to be major In the army. THE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. --- - - - Commission signed by the Qum. City of Edinburgh Artillery Reglarat et Militia—Captain John Boulton to be adjutant, vice Griffith', appointed to the Royal Artillery. Commission.' signed by the Lords Lieutenant of their re aped iv. Conners. West Riding of Yorkehire Valuator Rifler-2nd Company (Bheftlekl) 7 .lsmee Georp Aerobe. Crerrick, Beg., to be captain; Prost, gent., to be lieutenant; Charles Smith, gent., to be reign. 3111 Company (Sbeffield)— Thomas Edward Vickers, Eeq., to be captain; Albert Vickers, gest., to be lieutenant; Mercies Fbcktoo, gent, to be ensign. 4th Company (Shelflel4)—Nathaniel Coes. via, Esq., to be captain; Bleary Webster, gent., to be lieutenant ; Thomas Marshall, gent., to be nape. 2nd Company of Stiff inishire Volunteer Riffee—Lieutenent William Ketwright Harvey. to be captain; Ensign Edwin Clarke, to be lieutenant; William Goddard, gent., to be ensign. 3rd Company of Staff edahire Volunteer Rifles— Thomas C. Brown Westhead, Seq., to be captain. 9th Company of Lancashire Ride Volunteeni—Jobe Richard Pickmere the younger, gent., to be lieutenant ; Ivan Reynolds, gent., to be ensign. let Compaq of Northumberland Rifle Voluaters—Williane Bourne, Esq.. M D., to be honorary surgeon. Lanarkeleire Mae Volunteers—lit Company (Glasgow Wes tern, let)—Sir Archibald Islay Campbell, Bast, to he cap tain; Charles Hutchison Smith, gent., to be liontensat; John Ellison Cowan, gent., to be erica. god Company (01aegow University, lot)—William John Mocquorn Ran kine, 800., to be captain; James li`Ohie, gent., to be lieu tenant; John George Sinclair Coghill, pot., to termini. 3rd Company (Glasgow Sorters, 10)—David Dreerborn. Esq., to ha captain • William Cochran, gent., to be lieute nant ; Maetear, gent., to be ensign. ADMIRALTY. OCT. 7. APPOINTMENTS. Sur pass J. Ndadi (1868), to to edditioaal to the James Watt, 91. mew steam ship. at Deweoport; and J. C. Instils ( 1 W). to be additional to the Nde, 90, screw steam fin ship, at Queenstown. DEPTF9fIp, OCT. 7. The oompanies of the (Prince of Wales's Own) Donegal Militia, order the commend of Major Hamilton and Captain Dorms oo gusrd duty at Deptford dock and yards, aro noise orders to eeeemble on parade at an early boor to-morrow. and proceed to Colchester, where they are to be perraccently quartered. A detachment of the 47th Regiment of the Li or, now at Shorocliffe Camp, is ordered to proceed to Deptford to eiocceed the Dowel Militia. WOOLWICH, Orr. 7. Amiataat-Elergeone C. F. (YLeary, of the 9th Brigade, and L. Corey, of the 13rd Brigade, Royal Artillery, having bran allowed to excheage, the former will perform duty at Devonport and the latter at Ballingoollig. Pay. routere Patterson and De la Chatmette have been sspp ted to proceed to ladle to join the I lth and 14th Brigaday now outland at Bawl and Madre.. CHATHAM, OCT. 7. The government has abandoned the intention of °obverting the tearable wrens this dockyard into a ride nags for the troops belonging to this garrison, ea was pro rby Mayor-Owieral Hay, the Inspector-Cieneral of estietry. la annanquence of the enormous outlay w ►ich would be required in draining the land to questim, and adapting It for the propose' nee. Another she on the banks of the Thames, mar the Highs= railway station, is ender oonsiderstion. LONDON RIFLE. BRIGADE.—The Lord Mayor has received a letter from Lord Brougham, requesting that hia Wee may be pot down for 101. 10a. towards the food now bsls Mold for this brigade. GRAVESEND VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORPS. — This corps already aumben some 80 taamtera. It has sow I assembled twice a weak for squad drill at the Large Boom In Ilarair-Want, which Is initultonsly last for Os pupa" and wale, the tuition of Sergeant aszeilftio, of the Royal Artillery, oonsidenble progress Me hem meth. The cons have already elected their officers by ba ll ot. Mr. J. (Red dish, a county maples% of Rotherville, hes been unani moualy elected captain • and Mesas. Shetland and Ruder ars nocolnated as lieutMants. The Lord•lieutennt, Vlsoonnt Sydney, has approved those appounments. which will pro bably be wetted in a few days. Captain Ciladelith has also appohned the non-commissioned officers for the corm The uniform Me been approved of, subject only to a few trifling alterations, and will be shortly prepared. The oast la az. pealed to be about 41. per man ' and th e =Murky will dad their own outfit; but a provlaion is made far of humbler circumstances, who may enter et a fee o 2/., when their uniforms will be found them out el the nude of the corps. A emlderable amount has been ahead/ subscribed Wtoe ra lahabiftents without any general solicitation. The of the Tilbury Railway have, it is said, refused to allow the corps to dell oa the Terrain Pier (which is covered), dada( the winner, unless they will pay them a rent of 11. la. wermilitikafer say tiro ermines' drill. Thia has given groat la the town generally. Rini COMPANY or Aznere.—Mr. Cave Thomas, whose pramitioft ea to ride oreopenles we mentioned some tlmsMoe, hes obtained Enmities to tom a ride rummy of Wits to the Maryleboese corps. The committee will media ns/ to tender eambentlep as inexpensive se pueblo, under the americans that volunteer Maid be permanent in stitutions, not only for mead la pees of need, but as feeding to Mamie the physical well•belng of those who loth them. AMISS( this, mid believing physical education to be of paramount importance, Ire gledly give publicity to the proposon, and wish it seems. The mad mind, with out mad body, le of little we.— The Tat ADffiffitaLrf PROVISION CONTRACTIL—TIN only information respecting the navy provision ciontreces taken at Somenenhoese us the let day In Segiemb he er mem rentAM lie ilffiewing et ale Urk izasitimet, _of Wednesdaz het : It is let espy ea yet tto n' Okla& Weeny mar what Pp , poetics of the coetract hes ham takes to Cen, or the priices which have been pealed. So far as wf have been embed to ascertain, pork hes ranged per them dram 71. 4a. to 71. 7s. • and beef from 61. 10s. to 111. 16e. We understand that a Seiler put in at 71. 7a. 6d. was rafted. The only asses of septennial competitors in CM that we have heard of en Messrs. Stoker Brothers, Oolf, Rear Son." FLOGGING A SOLDIER IN BELYABT.-- , OR WedINSIF day worming, this degrading punishment, which Ls aosissoll entirely, we are glad to say, to military was carried oat upon a soldier, in Belfast Barracks, beton Ms assatibied Dammam. We have often had occasion to woman via similar brutal and unchristian exhibitions, which are produc tive of no good to the soldier, and bare no parallel in any other army fa the world. The culprit upon this occasion was caaviaird of an came foe which, we readily admit, no punishment could be toe severe; but even this Is no excuse far having recourse to an infliction which, had ha base • civilian, no ' edge would have ventured to adores. The men is by name Patrick Kinds, cad has been in the map for eighteen years, being now 61 years ° co l o r. Hs was sen teamed to metre 60 lashes, to be im for two years, ' and afterwards dreamed out of regiment. The first part of the sentence was carried out onWeflearday. Although a comparatively old man, he exhibited no outward expresedos of grafting' sad when the stripes wen al isfficsal, was conveyed to'theberraok laipit4- 7 Nes4api Whig., SAD DFATFt OF 4 801.D111.—A,privMs of ths 9th Lancers, named Jonathan Wilkens arrived at Trowbridge from Exeter, oa Friday. He was tams from the railway animas at Trowbridge 'Mir dTiag Of dead, We te ezradbefote the arrival o( a surgeon. It appeared end other men weed *cad ia a wpm .arreelroll thiabery is coweeproaeset th igensisalider and *boa the deer of the outage was opined at Tgehrtips &s -sadwas 'lying on tbe floor whh his head under — the t, sad • lip* opterade ily in woes his chat. • 11sMAS sa I /Adorn Ova by Mr. Stapletall eadMr.oo,44t4r• ar4 the . Dm the s rw i t i loatiftd h t Weak knee, "by the Kamen him senit , uprei the trachea. As tin lie body, mil a verdant of " Areiloosil a reated ", roam* is stated that the poor h * wito ei a s tbae h Eiplihe'Terti for authiess - Illi um% who was afterwards mit le swain pg. la aceimindi with Ns waffle% diocuY alst -wirr4ro nr: . k BPOBTIN9.i. 1. .1 , • ks •a ~S.S BITTING AT MAN -Fames_ . • • 4111SALEWITCH STAYER. • a vow, 18 w (op too to Geepard (t) 100 to Clydesdale (t) 25 to Borderer (t) 25 to Toastall Maid (t) 24 to Heireas (t) 33 to Azgoey (t) 40 to Arcuate 60 to Magnum (t) 60 to Lord Nelson (0 • CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 12 to 1 eget North Llaoola (t) NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. The hones marked thus • ars at Newmarket. XONDAT.-NATCHES AND SWZIPSTAILIES. Putt POUNDS, for 2-yr-olds; colts, 71b; and Miss, Bet 610. T.Y.C. Entrance 3 sae. If 21 entranoes they will be divided into two Glasse., and 60 cove. given to each. HANDICAP PLATE Of 60 acts..., for EIT-Oidll and upwards. Cumarewttch C 0.,,.. Eatranos 3 sows. Haxntcer 801;6P17f Ai Ea of iiaova. each, end only 5 ft tf declared by tan o'clock the evening before tanning, to go to the owner of the second horse, for 3 yr-okle end linear& T.Y.C. Throe to remota ia or no moo 60 Dove. each, 30 ft, for 3-yr-old fillies, Bst 71b; thaw by stallions or out of mares that never produced a winner allowed 31b, If both 6th. D.M. (6 subs.)—f by Alarm—Madrigal by Kremlin (3), Istkmian, *Crinoline (late Kate Coventry) (31b), Seqtddille, Bonita (61b) pad. PRODUCZ Sw 66666 AXES (reduced to a match) of 200 goys. each, h ft, for Brat foals, 2.yr-olds ; coke, Bst 710; ▪ 13at 416; untried stallions allowed 31b. No noun mentioned.—B fby Kingston, out of Twinkle (31b); Lady Fair (31b). MATCH, 600 h ft.—Duke of Bedford's f *Ws, fist 7th, eget Lord Citsagoves f by Barbatas, out of Coalition, Elet. T.Y.C. • MATCH, 300, h ft.—Lord Glasgow'a b f bT West Austra lian, out of Brown Bees, apt Sir J. Hawley sb f by Long bow, out of Venue, Sat 71b amok. No course mentioned. MATCH, 100 h ft.—Lord W. Powlett's Doinsion, 6 yrs, flat 71b, apt Mr. tilreville• Turret, 4 yrs, Sat. T.I.C. MATCH, 200, It tt.—Mr. Turret, Bat 71b, apt Sir J. Hawley. Galls., flat Nb. T.Y.C. MATCH, =, h IL—Sir J. Hew 'a Lord Nelloll is t yrs, fist 10lb, apt Kr. Lode's New apd, 41b. • MArce, 200, h ft.—Mr. F. Robinson's Almon, Bet 51b, twelves 50 sovs. ft frout Lord Lincoln's Isdifferenco, Bst 121 b. Id *Ton, 200, h ft.-8k J. Hewley's f Linguae apt the Dyke of Bedford's Golden Pippin, Sat 71b each. T.Y.C. OR by consist. MATCK. 200, 60 ft.—Sir J. Bowlers f Catawba apt the Duke of Bedford's Tamara, Set 7lb each. T.Y.C. Off by consent. w ite.l 7. cw, 300, h R.—Baron Rathocbild's •North Lincoln, Bet 101 b, apt Sir J. Hawley's Musild, tht, 21b. D.Y. Off by commit. HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE- MSNTS. Sept. 30, at 9.0 a.m., Bumble Bee, out of the Cesanwitak Stakes. Oct. 3, at 1 p.m., Theodora, out of the Scurry Headlamp, Bedford. Oat. 3. at 3.40 p.m., Rualilight, out of the Produce Stakes, Bedford. Oat. 4, at 9.0 a.m., Trip the Dairy, out of =memento at Perdu GREAT PAIR-OARED Is•rcit.—A great pair-oared race is at present in the course of arrangement. The com petitors are, on the one hend, Hoary Kelly of Fulham — until teat week the champion of the Thames—and Thomas White of Bermondsey, and on the other, George Hammer toe and George Frames, of Teddington. As it will be re zueroFerrd that White recently rowed Chambers, the present non-resident champion of the Thames, and was defeated by him at Newcastle, it may at the drat blush be wondered that Kelly and White are linked in a Dowd of amity, where enteral= sad rivalry might be expected to prevail ; but the costemplated oare.race we now allude to was mooted be fore the canard between Ckambere aid Kelly for the obampionebip, aid that evict has not interfered with it. Although thin names have not been so frequently before the public as the others, Hammertoe an t sermin are demerredly considered good men, seperially THE RICINT EXPLOSION AT BIRMINGHAM.— The linens arising out of the above frightful occurrence wee resumed yesterday afternoon before r. J. B. Davies. M.D., the borough coroner. A good deal of evidence was eddesed, and the enquiry was further adjourned. A large 'umber of win:teens have yet to be examined, including some mientific evidence, sa to the nature of the oombusdbls tuaterlais on the premises at the time of the explosion. The " Friendless Lads," who visited Bishop Auckland a short time ego, aid made of with the mob box belonging to the landlord of the Thrre Tuna Inn , was on Monday afternoon committed for trial at the ensuing Durham denims. /•/ V._ =I: sad EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to 1111.411111. lialwol lo 1//11112FORD rod 0011. W lo Wm as ItegArl. 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