The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-28 00:00:00

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BM 0... lei Beat el Mind. =V-agolmas (Wawa. NalL ie ACIVAILT.-01111110 . 4v1/.11. Zama .a.grow glibsei Os WM* Ximenier lest Ow MY ini,M of pellelse lord use illi Cammit et aV i ss MAIMS 11.. ILL ....., Ansest i a s tr iL Mims &NUL =I bar gm NNW Imuc ie, idisr . ... bun_ ... pmmear licii. : MAN I I ISMS • • 11111Mmul ea Ismael e.g. „ ....... ...... -....„ M a l I I WWI sii=rwas . ... .-. aIIMAI 111 A FF 1.. 101 4. 4 1.8 mIl•Vailm "bl • affilila gm LL IX. We Illorple• await ...... ...... . ....... I n .. misigg ii ng . 74.l . =na m ta.tary __ o rz 1 --zg giro a .....11, i. T r. • . 0 OP t . I PO pm 0 OP OP , . limas sapixtillhe Like', Weida OM NrIZEZ. MO agm l a lbliedrig e„...11 1 0* =A U r ALm. MIER KAMM eaunew. iOT AL CRIOIORNIDAILT, tie CIRQUE 1 MK 0. ad *MIMS Idakda.kld frig Maw dakarda ma do adage A ens. 1•241. 1.6 =4 d amansalk we doh min ewe dd id ham 4 U S W ilille ldir tr A mi rkk modolil iP =PC ads roman. ka MTHERBTON of BROODKNIS GOLD os=rwits pi .....aA = spriodi MIM.••••• m.. 11 V i Ll MO :0 1. =11 4 limell =awer__ ra l leri lui.mi nfflsonss ° L .I.S JINLISE . mist ....., et •Is Me swig. se lidurdmis s$ • MADDING mad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. agis l i v o amog'"VAULI MG DitYarn BMW oseqiese. blableTM eleleoe Chew Vat Owe ! Qom Leas' lbeeloale sol_Orebeep 11.•“17 tatiVAL jITILD 'I nal% ciiu. Of, Tarairtaitallti___ elm • IS eeness i ‘et P atAllt3loll teed N l] to as eee PISMO TAT lON, lee 11~ so aromereob to be MA as aun a y sopa IGO ace. Moats, two Yore tees beetellbeelseel TrPHOTOGRAPHERS for the Nobility sad 00110 -13 N• IIuWARD we'll el IN. LaWil Mw INIPTILUCTIOI COIROILIPQ MR.:WM gpethir ta Ora: MM. WO SOW s. WC pw Wess , ssiswei wasagp_± .. impaylk. own ears swwWWw ls WaSsm. etwoolltas4-Inr Hs MT mei CEZAPIST mei gmam ie r v a l. mftftv . 6•l7mmims ft. eldi Swing 4= K. 10 of SOL me anima nag is mg mew styles se =NW Wea ImilmoWleoweini Om. 40 HOUSEHOLD WOR DEL-EXCELLENT i i t ir =?La i tt MAW UT1=.& .. 20= Argh;variser Frlo.4ail% isegrovei toy HARRIS sod SON, dr de& DOW emit lie lois. arprolut I ANL *di stra4l6. M. OW awl Ogiamis sod la mot al erfir s =Tlion% • haw. et. froe ye. OL,. le the 1 0 11: 1 = Os e = 41sim we= Eolici M INVINTOEII,OIPFICII far PATIMPIL 4. WNW ribs TOPMOINVITra .- ...b0r. 4444N4 M• 146 mod mbar, illesdai wafts= g0_4644. Mod. Gin an( siondm la wow asee.el amok. le yam leterwrlme as So `ors ls atilismootelies.l. Anis yemaylb y by -Ii M=ILISCI 444144.1544. 4. TlOAlirwsn. _ SO I. UND sad WHITE TEETH ar iz iralt: Mare. .0 .... , % es 1 4. e. b a billiAzeive willidili Chwell I t a =reeir In= 1 77sire a r i ri. ILligi=l=4: ~ ' grVltte Onelft. wei ' ....aat 96.1116. ae.. ma *NM . .. 58 A. sow per Num si , slimierada. - ea Yr MINIP•and 004/WO FOIL lißla Imr ibIMANG %. egorMive.r .minnio. gAUNT BELF-ADJUSTINO TRUSSES. Sara. 09T. sad Co. rod reopmerly Wm Yr pub& Polf4,41•11so from Malt Inpf• MO Ma 11111. ft Zak/ 4 "Wu or e n odor todrodom be Or wpm. Tim too rood tor slobs or lob db. foooldito so modattm of ody m a w troto o e, Pomo to do ortatio do twirled to oiollho dr ondonows et tho bolo we Ina Wow Uko M d . Cou t dm.—Pontatos ramrod to doom did &111.11031. OLT. 00l OD. ne• Sloodk to meld. nos tio Imam Oft. 'n UOB, FLEAS, sad LICE, is Arra aats. 11,71.mrste.,_ 'Atiardlgf.m.' 2-8. 11 ..$ sAbwili so Noe/ ... 104.11. 1" I. Wu* l• a1iNd...... Immo NW.. WI ke ell Iremerrkelkon. ba...1111 lipping= Ire titi ai IIL. iieI s •SOMIZIZIE l =Adbein. iiiakii. CO* giu• 0 01 2 . 11 . 1Tha. I. is M et taftAriffillMagg Q• puma. Os one MS , ft S. Ina kiwilattem •• TllLlT sia ll a ft • MRS BOOKS FOR THZ COUNTRY MID MB I I I A T a a. 4.. of ilkell=m la =l l St.dmi.". la 4 1 Ilaiebbs, Map. Om *l:4 . Ci.i.liiiii; ail. 4 , .... ...... 1 184 m. 1:=11 . =411:11•1 4 . 4 iii: gW. . ... liigiaiiiiiiiii: ........... 6. . 4. „ „ Pr .. " Astsi .a.g iiiiii l- **WeiF . l .4 ; ii ii . lb. u. L:..* .g obi was ft tit "il tatit s t . • . ma sal. i= el ltiiriiiiiiiWil:l44Wi:iiiik . .6ii. ... si. llama Tie* ll*ll..**i ism a A. 41**1*Fin..4**. Wm* fat , !: 1. 7 74•16 .... /16.* ....::: ."6 .. 4. .:. ft 1 I MII: nib s ireit al. NM :OW 1/1 1. 4,4fte• 14.441. W IL ttaiiki . il l iiiiiWilliiii;iiii;:aiii:ille It r i 1 ------ala • F p.i ti . iiilli ::::::: :....::: *. la E V i l e i l L en is .. wI 6 I ‘=il S lb. •L =ln =l* as ft/. 0. A. JAM :1:k ---- = I leank.n * =athinittatmri: idea de*. ___ tit a., ** IS suisend pm --Az.„rivr...th-oditi k It ....„.1 Jo: p l ailis. ff. On* Ur...V . 1 ...I.o. BBBlalo.ba.lsids. w.C. ; 4. , . ; Lim Cioes, ths = 34. IPIENDS is CANADA, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, —4ll_ll.lportiady lglenzikbadd 011 eg r like LITI is. lIRIMATIER art 1.1 TIMMS. li fa Mar Ales. On Lisa Neu mad Oa= F. IR Paitsiseargatri Pert/ lleibleoll lerraraisa Aml 'LIAM:HON% WORK-TABLE PAITHRNS `"lb' a = a n tili s sir VAV " " 11171 e: trio • WO b‘• d•Pda be IMMO in latel To•••••••• N C I{ A W Z E K. Part L. pisa Or 111111fti MI Ma Prillarl to allariar Ire. ar. arany7 =I am.. n. Iltanubrimast. Ades bp Swim 11 M• COWMEN et sonisatus mad OTTO MON I WOMB as IMPOILTANT JUMILSe2I POOPNATT. mores • apimi 1 . 118101= 1 17. •=ll=4•ll•l•6llmmrtimi MM Nme= «It; AA' MRS. DANIALSIIMI,BON,asd A LIT ILL Moe bum ammo 1. BUNN IT as PUBLIC AUCTION, M Man. rom a l&Mok Mier/. IFSIDINADAY, Amen MU. •r ea PErrOTT. Ir mo So INSTONN EOM rum • 1. 7 rnimanai males. meted MOM a be nme. awl Moomd mam miumb• r .slot. md la swami seer. b Man ea Me mail% d • MMersom• Mom, will maw ranalm•Mm mei *OW IP= Renii=mr• . 00 . 6 OcAMmieomm•MlN ••• opOmm• • gm= Ets VI up= sag dirmiege..... ere bWrost a Wa l / 2. 1t S z e Imio IPM MN. to l a rlr: .... 0,611116 M miens, isa a = Mos••• sol• draisomm; • smsom• Mee miaow • all i g wawa" impliks • BOW ppm dap rod WOO Minum• sal 111/EN/0 Was& 2:11 . 411a11 411M1b. ONO 11110117, 116; th• dim am rob • al•=mot •Me cM , MliNiam •11. mom Mis Imes. •Nila a send orb{ Ms de•M• mosibla•••• • ems no MM Woo bruswiesa l r ow n We roma, kw bow" eft. sras Oa, awl • is ilismin the is"; gbe Wh i tr "dig il U .414.611/4. Ifs wls eqsarbe-ii I M - - - - -- - 1 01 I a T UQU 0 lIMIDRED £CI e =8 Slows b So .mil IsoOmor b 1.111111•1 Seib% Ift ti . WI W son 1111111111101 i anik InkladMlL bah mom a nfor ms M mks oss im s=doloo NO= rroiwo Maw of IL leb anto ti =bol4 .ll6 :2 rabbi to „.....atriSmalboom. st,=. Si Om Sozogatr-Poc; Ma obsoi. g:ra ll owl Sem irloos i .. k abbios u ;at be NM; orl of Sam Dorm ftft. ft. 81111 (bast. emu est loroopoo% IS Wsoodoolioso. Mork Undid, VALOAILI FaIIIEIOLD4 la re FOAMS, of WYMAN rod 01 LLI NODAL /ULM mirk s rot roma r Or 81. Mrs& 1“ 1188B8.DAN111.8111TH, 80N,sadOAHLEY a' ort s s==.:4l2l 6 7.St U at e l rr i k re 111111•111 wry 3 =. OLD PILOPATIRiIi Lod I. • Vielhor Otorod idgb iltinto et Loma lortrir. to Oti= d tril Dor illtrolor to 0 llolo a t a rtwi 84. 1= r........ tooridoe Os. So tiro el Ilist- Me milord isi Mr litordloa. rib a Ur rod as • Olin re Seib riLbrealli Or liwitt i rr i lia Dr& Doortottorrolttr e ir Lot 1 ray by re lir not soda te e it whirr roorir. litt rd it • trot graity of bon wail aro= dor W i rrli= O. se Lora Itatilorn, Is Ni rola of Ira. otoslorg kw near and Ms to Tao. Coro • tarty wort at i par room Lot 4. • Trult OnhosiL at Lam Polatir. tarn all lionmso re WO nod rem 0111Ontom to Wm rte. eh. of tro tontoloing to. tr. hip Mott= ontolond me la Ir. Y..lp. Lir • der ot rod lorr ij oadoh aints/a to. tr. yr. 7be do. Or. hip. Is la rod Or cane we /NM WO WI by Joh. Morton. it no* mono ot Ow appialltrid rene et All Lot o • oar No olor ed Snit limitatioa is my trines NM. the woo ...o V ied lito, Worn( ladle. high rood co dr of N orroo I waymag bik. b. lo re otoirwitico of J ohs Umber% • MO/ 1 lima. is lie grid* Lot h • Orbrd, mart 4 Tirotaito N Ur varlets of OU N••••=. to to Op.; thir • hop Comm with as rather roan wordolog to Ir. /Sp. Ili lot. Eq. re moor of Ur tnit e Xzr Oirplorli Of lady illialls, at • rent at LIT pit WPM. O latel MA lases... i .7E. w N ... its ... 7 , ......... = ..,, = ... :=1; i.....-tv,.. ai sins.* ••••1•1•ii. DI Or 01••• dpatatro. 5 .. ... ~... Ilip. adi ate aff itt Noir U. N. N. 1/... mid o• appreadol ben Os tursplke rori s bff end Gm* llattasa .1.0, I this. 7•1 6 ,.. *Ma •• in d•taace at the NO road from TM whm of the endemed eat be told with tits leek and greet =drYe bone mid the bet fey rears to the Men i ii. 00 ab elteolest plant. Time sioseteads intersect tee of eh eeln W i r d Tette", heel, Jobe West. lie.. WeWiloit. fhb t Parbosilea slit dm* weed, sad no be bed of Yam Jr Ineth sod ash. alleteses t Seehentie: and of blame Denim Owes. Oes, sied UAKINT. bs4 eurseyores 1, 4 1 044 4 11.4 4 4 fei Lmb. MAINIMIWZI.ame UMW ILWIT a r.. Mmons Ballvag i bMt MIII3BBADANIAL SO ,sad OAKUM bew vashol Wm We Privnetor to SILL Isy Nalolll, al Or Cows nod. Miliesim. as TULDDAY. m WIWI*. W.I =ILD PROPIDITILS: NIZZZOLD WINDMILL. 4L Ibe • heed lwereeemeiV:lZVa7it ...wetrhea SA Er , .1111 the WI ewe awl teehledizai denied m oto MN sad adheeise the Lige Cheihems. Seilater, sad oteso4. The whets hee bah ler um seers la the at litooleus sae Ito radar teesseses pie* meg et Let L A DWELLING nous& Wraythuite ea She helt noel from Nimrod to Nee, eredeel=ti Weems hed Oblihase Uvaltard, exasalulest tee perlvele. Fralerr.•slic Neil her bedroom , . %DA mess Se We WWI 11.4 - 6.741.1" .41 "1.WO MALL nOtOW.O. .10 szloph.tantater's premier and •Thbor. the nor, and Rood Smolks 4411•1• 40 aro ars of Mew 4p . aao Ima • fraimes so Ossi up Mrs mg. la •• nom delg•tho 414.4t0m. Olio WM/ Win ...04011.8 my ism yew by Mr. Jobs GM.. Won ••• n. milorOursb. a& the met nola O. Premien mai Mom, slilb •orithimi of mils. may shortly be had of Nam 111/40, 4.1142 m. Greirorlob; 411 F. 114.1... I.y. J• Mile. wog .O// giallk Dona Plum. 1.••. ri ve .iso. Ir. web mai our•opoftiO.Wilidlelobol, 7•10•2,, fo REs hie I 111641:0= . 1 M i ta MAILIN. alma= Rik DANIELSMITH, SON,aad OAKLEY bine marl barrier se SILL es A Vcrapk. a t h. seer Or Prk gf Orr& ea WILDA SPLAY. Anna AL Ma swirls rod OICHAID LAND, watallitteg In. It. lap., sitar a: New Ira in the err et Weet reamg apalakag 00 tee le ad real her Mr Hiske se Lurid. l b nell pare tor re weedes of Ira reareer re le la lal " ir me anfbsett. mad er seey In to at News. 7awre L waive.% Ulowia.kik,• of Throw AbbfO lV" Ziglo ree Nearer rMa Pearsrese Ire err. ileresee • awl Derr kinet as Zeul Dom. Lid mob air IMPlelps LONDON, THURSDAY atecocoitoi_ f _cd a ykritS.VANIELIMITHOSON.sad OAKUM horn noirndlolowilloo AtIOTROIC el Or Ai" am niattranalla • tit i" IMlX=ll . llzl=l: 6. 2a u &alh rat wahloa ll•a lWrviL au• lm the re Mc lam vrnarMi rit ya earn et yr roma A gosh. arl rams oh ihe rohi Inn Illoilloss6 Is Y a ohor .sh e ...l. ;:otaio tornintlia. Prnlerniorn WA illi be Med. rod 1W Irn_rnil el , Nan. . Dool lad Thornhill A Irnhogoorn. &mo us = I WT. Abbott. lorn, mat Illsolorho : of iss. Saimaa ; oaf Mom, hum loins. hos. veil Ohrnoo, huh -1 NM, sed armors. 10, wooosiv maw& &WM lb re Arks d 14:1101110 H&J& &EMMA& arIISINI. DOWIL__ WEISSRB.DANUIL SMITH, SON, and °Min bar rostra „ Mr le aut. by AMMON, th• =cab bar at r aI:DAY. A. 1104 2 4 . &SA retro sr WOODLANDS; e Let 1. Mirk Wool, la lbs_pribas at ilmorobra yr yrs: Isdrl ~.:zered,r L s .. ,........,.,.................. ix lar. I • a. ir...0. '&26l.. — Grair. weilimiis or 11 . P. bed, lb & yll Talogrilgririarelr. 1 91 k....... 100 in RN km& MI liiillee - le 11111•160116440100 1 m rsoluir !Ire !sirl rib rib te A t ilar gia t Parr sed Tbarlp. Vora Abber Kr., IbloslW ..._. WWI s ears lialtbitori ; and et rt. r error K e w ` * ar /I"b=.= I StlararlEilM l l 6 Y t 111 . a E bOff te 01111 Os Mitk Oiler 1.6 11'r o GAMS di . rum r•LD . var..alu. r ii t:e* e s =itt l a k vattous Law ad Ng imsetr e gilmie menu Tban:zro as 3.441144 ralr imi Att 6 tai l arojrcurat. =Bis, far peemilir7 mad as sink iLlinks drab( I=repertlis te lb* Maths =V, le Mufti me SUM OW be Om al Ilk Wourlsoilim A be mimed at dr NIL 13 II MIMI. la Pm Oimn_V cur. MESSRLDANIEL BUITH,SON,andOAXLET lave receivsd fortnetke. a erLL W AMMON. et IM war Ur Irk di laittak es u. • I•ALIMoeAr. Onto Ihe pal& c_ .. tir ria r. ••• sz o Virew oilier bleb IN Lew i:.&11!1Th2,1 az• mserLiburgi Oft 0 04187.112rosuiliWigrialkilriteliner " /1133110LD PAIXI caeletalas wee M lIIIMIDI3II la e• W a SSRB.DANI 8 N,andOAILLIPI .111 BILL by AUCTION, at Oa Ile" awe ti Beek el , es WILDdIeDAT. Ambit SLAV. Let L YONZI It abialse 1111 a. Ir. trwortie es park — Mi. We = ele. labia VIM. sad Abbe. Weed. lb I l ia/b. te. lb, bid Ileadieme ab peillallft. dr bib lbs bib as lis• bid tree Medan I. aredes. Ara la be es Ebben ab Met* beam in ibe areli.leatera lb et —. Tile bed tab IN ia • sne cute et eettleaties. and Tebe 1 Mir ile i litZin e rril ei e7=ll37 bldg. ttires s.. lll .4 l . ar et Ebb Ni . al l, seed ino&st let Etram tet ICs as holseeseled &be la seed mod e .t r li el Wsati s _ 4" breea in i r4.4. 4".m1ia1"4 " Peeiblare sad pm= w rag ittencalice re be led et boa Mob. sod Qum telleitee• Added bi et PB lueed °LUST. lb meals am eineteb Wi w Ideadee. 1.111 RIDDiNDIN4IIIIIIX sad WCATIMILOOCIL IAIMI, fa the pada tit MIASMIC MINT. Masa obmt, M MEI the =l,l2 rs tisa. sod li Ins Os ihadiota masa. 1.04 to Um lbw of rallwai. 14E88E8. DANIEL BMITH,BON,saidOAILLEY bays remind lastraction tram Oa Zuestor. of Or Ist, Kr. coados Lugo to KIBMIT to PWILIO 00 % rIETIT lON. N the Mato ar lir Seek of lisearl. as W 1021 SaiDAY. Anna S. N ir awn dolobto .... ...... tooddloW el es . BIDDIOIDIN4IIIIIIII MIL wlitk about 0 woe at tory mewl Wig owl prim W. o otwest• Ole lorotwom witk bum eft tloWir. Ww; Ito W !ATM IFLUt. Mout It sae of rat* mai pram MI; ttOwler via two nitwit bent WYK mot TM wlkiistat to Mr. paha Larsban. la 01 . 11 .. i ills aisle Is am* P WI oadordooloodord la I ortioalus awl plwat wE Obselly ma irgo moollos i mei Maw Infontatioa woo to bet et IL lloowooll. boo. Wilbur Moroi; sod of DAMS IWww. Om owl WSW. IIMIll• sad —..w ait WoWatimootwa Moak Lorin. L'ri IN dr= &11111 , ..•••NIUNNTIIARY ADVEILTUINISLIIT. M.DANIU.BMITH, SON, sad OAKLEY Save meant INlMMikes 11;c=er i r i g4/ MINTON. softy la am alums' astaisallas ill mks* lii& saw .are valuable alms WM OLD LAID. tbs bat London ma& beams NadwNM sad Ilessrivid loam and e monad ale sag dallskitsl yawn at tlse mama& Z....country. and adassal let as sesellalt et r• et the drst <law Nasals particular. 0111 . 1 9 1 . 1 . 2 MS il IN• ddml/ & andielov lot farther laleassavbsa lf MOM mamba" la tie 1111111•111•& rump 110 Wei Wawa, Daw.as. mad Matadi Lisboa ea, & Ihnessasse. Llsombab. et las ; aua Nam% DA IeNIS alarm Soy NY °Lams. lad womb sod Runyan. 10, Itaisrrepluva Pallmall. Lades. 1108dEX.—TRS BiAlllOll3l/ILL BRATS. es s 1 Ir. bp.. partly Pratte/ sea wile Odaybeid, MONK Oa Brig bton, sal route Oral adethr. di Mos froth R. Leedara, four from Pommy. and COB trawl/ OM. MESSRS.DANIELSMIT}LSONNAOAKLEY will EISIL by AUCTION. cc WEDS/DAT, Aided M. M the Wa rt . mar the look of Set&e.d. the aborommed Ithathient edi velmele /RATS: &mental: waNthatiel farmhouse. with .ultable eetballetega. al: ethamd. me 10:th Ir. by al made& bad ; la the /nomad= of Tb... - arlemsa. lig, ob.' leemd; IMAM at idllatriara OWL Slas mem Is eels em meth lama Ilt. Lecthanth. an the dew= &e k es limea to timed/ isd /abeam. Tbe eel SIMS Coed Saill:d t e dthe to Wpm a/ Tee aml ?WNW OSUMI!, the= thed fay MIIIIIMPI. meth. Tlth legmbeem ead an sebsthellea bed Rati• ill/ ilia the Maideme Id slielf. lb* aisle If h a/ 20, =tlsthethamt. Woo the the of a mules nue ia semis be as Mith tee thew WM • •=ll WSWIRRAM 'lewd the y= Mesa= I. Seri. =se thy Wird si lVaaryir= d 4 l." liirmSalbast. =no nysthey my ley etheybsi ea le Yam Inthor• Nayr.. a= =my Weft= lemluthaie . Mem 1111 1Y re, NM end atm. toe. 3. Gem • .thmari. Wllida fowler me do.. Anweaam, wtherlooolesea. ; or an dem. Samez did ITEI. ear. wog Samar. NAM W . /Two& OXYORDEBIII.—Tba 001TUITOID IMITATE, four miles from the Sonora, floomoo at Illmalm, on Wm siesirg. dins from Bo W. 10 horn Danbory. sod 19 from Went R. W. BROWN Imo received directions to OFTSI Ho SALE le AUCTION. A Sr whoEmilmorno•it on TUESDAY. A nnot 9. at n. is Lee. Me nbom warr dolmblo TEOPMEITY. Olasiad In the pee of Viregfont, In Ors MOM of a ino fp nisi aelisel% f a... 2l,i rgaZ Zonndr. sad 'MOM mr. mob ot Lord &rileomplean and sew mooM ; romating on manna Tanonn 3.141111011. eiskilsisi WI se Allen mmo. ft Mei b, IC NM: 11 6 / 1 09. 14 MS 9• 14 SW 1 Wadialliga.... El hot by 21 Soot 6 U. Sabra room Stool Sp IA M g t; Woonforo rem mom for: Om irmooln . Soiromo, iml tlo. motorion owl sir ormiabo kr inno losoro. am! few wren NA inn =gm Mo vim Aci."mormilorm• bon. . Sem ESL sor il lobr . rope miaow ore. smallasn se Wm ei =eel amble awl IniMpo SM. DIMS .8 1 1 T . saw lied mproldblo tonomb. Mr.*, niftily iiiii4 off 00is Wil bemdmil W Ihe 011111•1 piiiiinsi Tor min ormi mairolog II ono Mt as mod mayminnt oil = is =l i tipLszara i nt hamp none t e lle a rnig. Tim Zool "ng on . 10 .. L=l: =rll io - a o r ore • d i" " • illoS . Onford; ; fo=or ia ltomo. &Ai • a.., 41 ° - "ti —she ..,... = ",..1.1 tai. a Mr . W. knows. Dad mAnk. Sam AULT 28; tase. Tr crafty - "C DAItTIIOIITIL (Ccatintied trots rotary's hprost.) DOC- IKON Or TII3 ochry:me. Kr . ode the natal lie wale hatwees of Ili twee. H. .he 'be there will he wf doses twonetwe MOW, MI km amid on et the law *Aka kr No wak/ M. &beetle/ estiwe ß....li. AWlt a lfevoilot with b , ibie = . 1. 4 4::1i doves Lad 4, . witlila 600112 who aittlgt e , bet dim het pteeln t 1.114111/, Admiral . Coastewsy, who, It C e 4". s te:k la :rtrit " ► ""e f c4 1 9 1 00=ty v ir. who were yell is fortrivel o tect i gi t . yes e s , elwdedweiloweetarat that ewe of thew asks bad their way =the of rad .4y wee theentt Datoisie*: The eerie wadi he Woad well the same of the welsh few Kr. Sohn* ta the heaka,lllllllo4 ore farthing of the beglilmais empawne wee rddlly fee, bonnie thme (OWN Win yell lye Me. flies was the male &ware of the ea" hat - wow weitel, 0t ~ weld be pored. Ow am_ seawilLTapyar, ft twat abed Ibilkel. Mar a wee, esd OW he had Lewd e e w e eZ oy at. fie libili raw the halhee fee Ns, ' fig width he W. Md. II world AM he , Oi l he aired cee ewe 761.1* wee kli &barley, end .wider 961. to op ewer ea Pr IveY sat ell. Iltikeft we the wiled In wawa of the lamed war iefeehameser c a=dtteetwea wee thatelested, sad dew • abort .tha 01wheere amassed that the.wwwdllbee had aowe M to ba te zi eff7 llle. feheeley dia. by his i ; tha how. het lady elected ; tad deollea thetedro, win.' . Stp• ITIB/SHISH, / ia (Cantinas hem yoat sfs p iglu Ohoehire aria than szosloil ir the Whits Hart at Aylesbory o s a m l:?fr. at She lasil is W .. Jim Lamy sad H Win krej A tillnens tha hearif B IB't o o frep: • t il l wets fe=nas. '4tia =d both Seta ray th art g et e Lung mat Sad U. sad Bull would led 101. He .Lo lined then laboap was Was upon another tOl. He would set swear that be did not say to Lay," If I were you, I tainht ant vote sores beII IYL ware paid." Bad ao Wien that Ball greased to goy boat billa if Limey wall vele fier Ms Comities, dr frier of the last witnarogil be ward kr Bawd sod Soar. After he had ewe bla men le vi rLl. Ha said that if be would fell some tease lee ( would Try them W u Ar i lt i l Sall he hid ed. sad be mod te big a la Ileirilnieer lall may 116 at the teneral dem la wadi filta tsstr Sew al Or Usk witness was reeding ail sfilly ens. Rigel an ha the sinrasseion which had grail Lira. Mt I Mae err 114, but wooldgefithee my 'yes" net "re" M ery unman pot to him. Aar conned t? on at tha eametrat to compel ma mar, and the Am sesesaltsfirposiatioaol thei tamely rbe them mid be Mira bowlful' eremite est lb ISher wadi vote for Harr and Smith. humeri ibill the rem Ha would swear 611111 S We Mild NI saybady Out be heard what pained bstweentrM art bla Mr. Prise geornial rwee On Wary of Ball. Remy Maim earl that as km Wittig bo Via talk' ing to Omer Wick, when Mt. trig, me candidate, cams op and salted Wicks to out. Sr him. Mr. Smith mid be was one ahead and wanted no roes Wicks said he had not Mai lan anybody, and Mar Intend to vote. Mr. Smith went arm sad is awe Wrier afterwards Bull came op and mist Ma yrs kr 1114/da. Ball took Wicks a short &Owe eat of viremfa rag. Wicks time went to the Whir Hart with bid, ind ern afterwards came oat, and want to the polling bona at 111 eninotee to 4 o'clock. On SSISTINDI to the =ll book it appeared that Wicks voted for lierneed art Several other vitamin were azamlned on the point of agency, and the committee adjoarned natal this day. GLOIJCISTHH. (Coistiansikow;yeektideeo 34-roc) Maim Muth was nest maim& Ha knew Withers, who imps the Lamb sad Let prahlirloses, who told his his Dame was down as ors ths Jaco bs al the Moral . _After that be pt U. from Jacobs of the yid no boots forTsioe and Moak. Oa as P. ;7 :I I ; Jambs alb& him over awl WWI his to vote for t i lambs, promising to mate It worth hie while. He lan one back to Jacobs, who gave him 41. 11‘111sits depoN to having rewired 71. to vote for Mt ia Pries ; bat he voted for Pit R. Carden. g deposed to having received 101. from a man nand Down, for voting for Moen. nice and Bina Kesliog, wife of the Lot witness, was wecallod by XL Huddlestos, and corroborated the evidence of her Mina as to treaties; at the haw of 0. Bowers, and as to Stead of her seelog Bowen give her hasbsnd and other era ten sovereigns each. John Horatio Evans bad partly promised to vote for Carden. Was asked by Kr. Field= tie nomutation day to go to Jacobs. He wont and saw Jacobs, who sake& him what be wanted. He said if be voted with that party be shmald went Mi. Hs (Jacobs) said he should see about that. He wont afterwuds to Bowers' holm, when Jacobs said, "I'll not give you 21x, Its too mach—l'll give you 161." He said " Very welL" He got no money after all, and voted for Carden. The committee them adjourned till this morning. . ASHBURTON. (Coatinseil floss s Ispngs.) Mr. Cooke said he wee wllLogg to admit that Mr. Gaunter wad Mr. Templar way Mr. Astaire agents, but not Mr. Toner. Mr. Calvin mid be kept the Exeter Inn, end also repaired aisltare. • few days prior to the election Mr. Whiteway, the agent of Lord Clifton, called upon him and rebated hie vote for Mr. Aatell. He told hint he *mad not vote at all. Mr. Whiteway said, " If It roam to a tight pinch, and one vote will carry the election, what will you do r' Witness replied that he would not answer In that one.. Whereupon Mr. Whiteway mid that if witness joined their side he should never want a day's week . Witsees replied that be wee much obliged, bat had pleat, of work. Mr. Whiteway thus said that If he wanted such oiling es 1001. on a loan be maid hays It. Witness mid he wee ad In need of it, and voted for Moffatt. —I did not determise to vole until the ptltieday. Some of Moffatt's people had refreshments at my house, for which my bill (mat in to Mr. Tooker) was trifle over 341. Fellatio Beckfoed stated that for some time Mr. Wbitaway bad been trying to get his (whams's) son into the Blue Coat School. A week or a Saadi/at before the election Mr. Whitaway showed him a letter he bed remind from Lea den respecting it ; bat said the latter bed salting to do Ohm with the election or Mr. AMA. • Witness voted for Aga. Themes Foe, wheelwright, of A.sliburice, said he voted for Idelkalt, bet waited upon Mr. Whiteway as the ot Ape, mad node a celeatitio• some work required to be Ina Mr. Whitoway asked fer vattems's vote, but he mid Is wild not " turn over." Mr.Whiteway Naked the reason, elkiervieg that if he was rider my bondage to the other side he would let him have 1001. to pay it off. Wilma' told Whiteway he would think of It and let him know, but he meld not now bran his madam with 1001. Jos. Wills, ersmined by Mr. Shinn, said ha wee a farmer end elector of Ashburton, sad haw Thos. Wider who lived sear him. Widger called for him on the day of p olling in a fly ant by Mr. Moffat, end they started together. On the mad Wm. Widget and Mr. Bova got into the fly, and drove to the Golden Lim. Mr. Tooker,Mr. Moffett's agent, was then, aad endeavoured to take Widger to Metall, bat Tozer, Bevy, sad others penented hia. Widger then walkad to wads the poll, with Tuekar ea am side and Hovey on the ether, sad on coaling oppodte to Mr. H. Tome's home was dogged in. and the door shut sad bolted. Joseph Widger was then called, and earroborated Wills's evidence. He added that he was taken hate a room in Tour's home, where there ware several of Astell's supporter', who prang him to vote for them. Mideast &quantity of WWII, end, haviag tke toothache, took a glom of neat brandy. Afterwards he lied more wine, and got out of the wiadow of the room 11118savoaring to make his escape, but was prevented by the Might of the walls enrrounding the house. He was tub sequently taken in • state of intosication to the poling booth, and voted for Arnall. He neva promised to vote for Astall, and impeded all *long to vote for Moffatt. Hoffeet Smut* the check clerk employed by Moffatt, stated that when Widger was brought to the poll be was sot sober. At this stage of the proceedings the committee adjourned until Thundsy. THI lideriltOß AND VIE ZOITAVIL—A young /awe ci &Maas, Drone, timed Magnet,who was wounded et Poker*, has eadrused to his permits the following letter, asked Vercelli, the 11th The newspapers will, perinea, precede mete iioemoft to you the unexampled honour which. in theinklet et sa mee population,' have received from the hand dour sweet sovereign, Napoleon 111. Having learned that bie was about to pus through Vercelli on his tray beck to Prutee. I hammed to dress myself, and leaning on my Mirk—l have already bean able to put aside my crutches—l plat towards thersilwaletatka. The good inhabitants ag Viral% who hod collected in a crowd at the statics, appeared to tette pleasure in letting me pis ; on that I had little difficulty in ruching the spot at which the Emperor was about to atop le lake refreshments, Scarcely had I arrived whim the im . . . penal train arrived. The ßagwer was steempanied by the Kies of Sardinia, and their IMO peeled with the most enthusiastic cheers. Ahse Main remised the con gratulations of the authorities the = east a glance around him sad minted the . I bad the good fortune to be noticed byt gle llajeety, end he mode a sign to tea to approach the rainy eserlees. Emir.; said be, yes are wounded r' Yea, sirs.' 'ln what battle r •In the mailed of Pahang, lira' What wound did you modes r •It wom in the lag, sire,' and I showed him the holes in my bowers made by three bullets. ' You are getting betel' Yes sir.; I as beginning to walk without math diatially: Then be made a sign to me to approach Mitt soarer, sad in the midst of the immense crowd the Emperor, taklog from his breast the descestica which he wore, placed It with his own head en mime, saying, Take that whilst wait. log till something better eemer.' Immediately load apt . = Tees cm every olds mann begelearemiled tiewszny TINOS Mem sad IV hob Atm mamma my aling% I meld sot 'steak. The Beimeree enohneleeol Me w bid out his baud ; I pnamsd it with modem. • net beesetrfking KISS followed when the imperial Ws had Mt The mob , rides and high personages of the tows adisetel mad too to ear their ccegrataistions, sad each WSW en shaking me t h tl p ehind. But what was still mere *eft was that the of Vaal% a vessrable old ma with white heir, ape lON and eisegieg my band, said, • Zotiaveou moat 01•111 the pahniand we I I thank ed him sin cerely, but Ml thee I meet Mars totheheepiteL Ileo how ever, would set hem tom bet Mb me get tete Ms carrier by hie aide, sad I eat we him at diner. way of the first pine= is die plus big prent."—edigasisi. HIIDDIIRSFIEI ! D, (Continued Lam Formal proof of the poll hooka and registers baying been pat la, Mr. J. Robinson, the returning awe, stated that on the polling day he wee sent for to ore of the polling booths, where he Lucid a man named George Eastward so exceed tartly drunk that he could not tell for whom he wished to vote. George Morgan, a pig balder, residing at Huddersfield, woe easonthod by Mr. Pickering—On Thursday before the election I saw Mr. Latham. He and Mr. Bannal Highly came to m beam Mr. Leathern ,asked fur my vote. I to preadra, sad they _went away. Oa the day of nomination • isms named last Wells came to my shop, about three o'clock, with two o th er gentleman. Wells mired coe If I had membei By vete. I (aid that I bed not. He asked. Wise will do ter sad Folds( he Wad into his pocket be yelled oat a roll of poem. Alm be .eked what week! do It I preemded not to knew formy vote. I end:i porton had ten pip, sad I told Wells that Uhe would ve 101. for oar pip mem dtdd tbdi wee math both be I would vote foe Yr. Lesthons. la easeiceesce at dds 1 voted for Leafleer sad so did Chap , men, my pietism's baker. I called na Walla on Tuesday for the meaty, bat did net get anything. (Stamped ld. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. Allan Chapman, the partner of Aro and lan Chap man wen hest moaned, and d to 'the semis foots. J Fishy, Snot, end a voter at Haftlissithlt diato I the t a's day before the nomination a isrnall Burden celled upon blot, and after eome convect elleod aV. sots to vote for Kr. Leathern which ha deelbei ge take. *hardy afterwards Burden and Mr. Loam Neatest g elted hhn for his vole. He introduced Me die to Mr. Lashes, whet sand her to ire her itelnesse fa inducing *tugs to vote. She maid ohs bed no indisarnia the matter. Afterwards Mr. Leathern geld that If the wham weed to Ids it would be • goad jolt, and It not it wool be • bad ore. Mrs. Fisher corroborated her husband's evidence es to the interview. Mr. Leathern told her that Midge could prevail with her husband he would make it worth bee while, sod worth the while of her hoehead &leo. Joseph Healey, beershopskeeper, geld he was told that if be voted for Latham en 111.gaBon calk of elm should be sent to hit beam Ho had mutated to • man named Woodhouse that the way be would vote was quite • question of pounds, end pence. ltr ia . i t E. Browlbent mid that on the mesas, of the eleatea he waist lissley's hosts, where he saw Mr. Latham and Barton. Mr. Leathern tried to induct_ Meshy to vote for him. Barton pulded out what apposed When rail of noise, endued to BeJsy,." This isdhe woy %Rik twooleww. Mr. loeskem wee praaof, sad, was wear deep to halo hosed and sew what took plate The ounsitles then adjaaraell until Thireiwy. • WAKEFIELD. DECISION or vim cairiarrrat. Abu the caselesios of car open yesterday, Sass further evidence baring been gone intp,Usit i * attune, after deliberating for an hour sad a bid, tamMiass te the tolleerisit dist : " Teat Whitest Lestheetifthe aet dal =el= to three fa psallamsat is the borough W the lest abed* was void. flit ate aid 'Wfilidat Lads* hie west, lad btha t o Warp bed bow = d tea wasi pt z jfilattidtfibtrit lad ft bad set been rend oath thaw leek pike s. Ebb mop kabala* of the aid Willies lisadiess" . • MIDLAND DaLlll47. A special meeting of this aiiniany was bald ea Tnesdey, at Del/ la the disk. The CHAtIIMAN maid theohimAtis •=i i 10 e elder arida bias in as i re the mimed the Roues of Lords. Red WS, hod to 'r ah : Rill for enabling the Itallmey Comm" to *Math branch Rum . mar Burton-on-Tmat, • to build • new bridge ammo that river. Au ansmeement had bees oases to willt-ths Loam and Myth-Wain Railway Company fa the toe of those breath lines. Amy her dames m tha hill emlhorlaing zautuslerundwilalla tutdcen the two tompealut, Woe* in some caste, to the approval of the 116ord of Trade. The floucrrommed the basdsof the hfil,Mid the CHAIHMAN moved • formal the nem He remareed that the old budge o tat Burros wee In • very bad state, and the obj mew 'Sight wee the substitution of • new sad commodious am The Midlemd Company under took the erection of the bodies, the Mesivie of Aertlesta sub mellitus 10,0001. town& thet skims, mai Ha litalkm and North- Western end the lath Suited Companies giving their propottion towards the was. 114; •cirtHetierposipltasi appeeval of the bill.which The_ ctstAtmil the_a=val of • bill attharkiag the rale et is old tramway abaowtw to Chllealme, whidf waltrawil tv. w • • • • ' A ferap4 roplatimr A y sx.hi amed bill s !or i the mbilytia TaritabWit thd ataimmut that the ilne% 1004 b lat a b•I‘Prona •i • • • bill swain a to be de seigabotir hood of baaawitar 'awl Miran COm- osugi a l liko qiirooton 202 Oat ' ' sooounto eff iio oarlogy rnin ti, t re- ot oho Tor Yip pm a &Mood of 2(1,42•7 vligil ball-you is maioi I. oomvoce a 011,14 of V. Ti. IL, with a talr UMW 6o sin i ovir. a " - 11111116 ASS01141101!1. The halfieetly tweeting of propriehtei top hold ytettsday, at the allow, rineburpcnons, Mr. Hainse ISIODI7LTE b 111111 &sir. The ONCIUITAIT mad the report of the directors, which rated that the principal operations during the past en months had been meted on in the Mine of Jesus Mule y Joao The Peso of Dolores on the 26th of April was yield ing ore of • good due, five um wide. The extraction es• audios in value that of the other works united (escluelde of those by Butoomm), and on the 24th of May the board wen informed that of the weeks carried on for the purpom of sup plying the Haciendas, the Poso of Dolores maintained sts pre-minim% still containing good me at about five verse ia width. T association 1101111111 la 12 months • net profit of 8,016 deli. 69 cents from the mine of Jeans Mud. The Cam mine given up by the emoted= to 1831 had been taken up pry • ernltby hem, end two buns" ceded to the essoolatise. The Haeleedes estab lishment& for the redusike of ore are amply rip plied, there being alto a redisisersy • of stook on band. The price of qukkehrer relasine at 1111 ids. per getting cub. Stock on hand, 11,818 lbs., Umber indemnity. The total amount due (interest includes) to the ild January lest, was 67,908 dole. The woman showed the net profit in Mexico in the year tau was 12,014.06 dole. As regarded the political eendldeet of Mexico, by the Ism advises the &embus were informed that the KIM at Comnaxasto bad been attacked, end silver carried ' oir to the amount of 170,0001. dole, 6,666 dole. of which belonged tents company said persons connected with them. Eight al the company's bon hisses and all the arose were tikes, bat the whole of these, upon the presentation of a re quisidon from the British consul, were retuned by the general to command. The CILAIRMAIt, is moving the adoption of the tepid, said they hod heard at the last meeting with deep regret the re @intake of Sir John Buthope, both as °barman and director, rd he wee sorry now to announce that Mr. MpcklL lop had also decided upon resigning on the ground of ill health, bat he was glad to inform them that r. Williabsson, a large dereholder, was willing to take a seat at the bond. Thais Inances were not in so sandeetary a state as they ht to have been, but whilst the country was to Each a die state they weld not aspect their salts to be very proeperous. The chairman concluded by moving the adop tion of the report, which was carried. Mr. W think 011(8010 moved • rmolution that the association should be brought under the Limited Liability Aot. The Climaxes said the board agreed wits lir. William son that the alteration was desirable, end alter a short dis cussion the resolution was nnealmonsly edopted. The retiring directors and *editors ware re-slated, sod the usual complimentary Totes terminated the Foossillogs. THE BTILIKI6 IN THE IJUILDLNG DUDE. The workmen in the employ of Messrs. Trollop. and Bons baring 'truck for the purpose of obtaining the pay ment of tan hours mega for nine hours labour, a numerous meeting of matter builders wu held yesterday at the Free masons' Tavern, for the purpose of taking the matter into ocessidaradoe, sad adopting such monaural as might ho ex pedient la reference thereto. The meeting having been addressed by Marne. Wake, Piper, Morris, Lucas, and Carr, all of whom enlaced the tar amity of using immediate and decisive mamma, end aces going so far as to recommend the dosing of all the firms until the men consented to sign • document to the duct that they had no oonnezion with any trade society formed for the purpose of interfering with or controlling the regolationa of uy eetablishothot, theism= or terms of labour, or the agree ments between employers or employed, Mr. Tat:ukes moved dose the Orme clam on tie 6th of Aurae, end amtanne so until the workmen yield. Mr. Houston seconded the maim. Yr. DUNNAGE then moontolle an amendment, " That the workman in the employ of Masses. Trollops and Boos having drunk for the purpose of obtaining the payment of ten hones fir Mee homework, and It appearing to the meeting that It fie ire intention of the beading trade to calm strike' of die Men to hie piam oceadoselly, It is rewired that, Jos order to sembet MO movement Oath has Man, the mottopolitan bsildere me compelled to dome their establahmente on the dill of August ; but taking into renddentien the grad num ber of men who wholly discountenance the melety, that a 110111111Ittee of twenty be appointed to weeder the best means of epesbg the ikon to such men se may be willing to come Ili teak, independently of, and not subject to, any lackey's lueselerence` Mr. Puna seconded the motion. far IL Pero, M.P., who had uttered the room a few minelea periouly, said be would give the amendment his met seemest sad homely support. No ens could be more Esekeesern be nes to do everything to enesurage the koldlissat end brelestricas sztasti, butt could sot oldie men our yin the poetise of the =Aar. or e L P" :1:: either titbits deceived of their liberty of settee by a society_ ai which, in his oen, was the wont of all (Chasm.) He hoped the master builders, wells the labile, would give those pereons the most united end dotamoined resistance. (Heir.) Be and Ms partsere had sacrificed from 16,0001. to 16,0001. in cone,- gnaw of the strike that took place among the workmen em ployed la the Howes of Plaltament, and be never regretted the seardies. (Cheers.) He hoped the meeting would unite as ens mei end do their duty to themselves, the non-society end the publib. (Mere.) The object of the orlon was to reduce lamer to to minimum and prevent the master from bevies • her day's work for a fair day's pay. (Hear, hear.) If the society men sueseeded in their present movement, the difference between reo bona' sad Um hours' labour would cost the public 300.0001. a year. The government and the public were run to support the masters in restating the un reasonable demands of the men, and ha hoped therefore that by unity of action they would frustrate the efforts of • few designing man, who preferred living by agitation to working with th ei r haute. (Cheers.) Mr. Taottore then obtained leave to withdraw his mo tion, sad the amendment was unanisionaly agreed to. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings. THE WS6TERN BANK. The reptet by the liquidators of the Western Bank bee bees Issued. It.is straightforward and satisfactory. 'The menl4 of mother year's progress in winding-up is, that the setlowles made in February, 1858, of the affairs of the bask, me not materially different from the realleation, so tar as films pmeeednt. 'The estimated produce of the 261. call is takes at - 605,0841. Towards this call 948 contributories, having 18,449 therm, have paid in fall; 202 shareholders, with 2,454 shame, have eolopeornised, and 30 shareholders', with 1,448 sharer, have become bankrupt, leaving 152 share holders, having 5,336 shares, who have not yet settled. The 1004 call is estimated to produce 1,446,7764, of which 330,277/. was paid up at 16th July comet, lamb( a balance of 116,4991. to be recovered as attar that date. The gall was met in full by 541 sharehellers out of 1,332. There 641 conteibutoriss held 10,663 shares; 374 contributories, with 5,016 shame, have compromised, including those who did so also under the 251. all; sad 387 coutributoriee, with 10,360 shares (including both calls), have not yet settled. The bank directly and indirectly held 2,314 shares, leaving 27,6i6 shares in the hands of shareholders. Those In the hands of the bank became, of course, valueless when the bank stopped, nor were they available as contributocies towards the deficit. It is, however, most satisfactory to ihul that the amount realised from the calls has been more than the liquidators had anticipated, end the ;promptitude greater than wen expected. Ths consequenoe is, that the liquida tion has proceeded most favourably, and the 'two of affeirs shows a reversionary balance se the credit of the beak of four hundred thousand pounds, which will be equal to thirty pounds a share upon all those shares on which the calls have been paid up in full. The liabilities of the bank at the Ist February, 1858, stood at 6,134,1291. ; and on that day twelve month the amount bad loss reduoed to 1,800,452/., tbueshowing that liabilities to the enormous amount of neoriy four millions and a half had been paid off during the year. The ordinary meets of the bank recovered during the same period amounted to 2,874,8344, exclusive of calls. As at thet 26 3 4 uly current, the liabilities of the bank were only ; and the arrests of calls still 'erected to be realised amount to 143,8781. The American account is will uneettled ; but it is expected that it may turn out better that was at one time anticipated. It her, ,however, proved a most nueatistactory tawisses to the bank ; and the only wonder is, how molt an =profitable account should have been ever °pelted at all. The unfortunate Ayrshire Banking Company are to be taken into court in consequence of an arrangement with them not having been completed when the Western Bank stopped. The summons at the instance of the liquidators against the Alpectoes is referred to in the report. Answers Will fall to hi lodged before November, and when thew be t:Mee patent, the eharebolders and their advisers will be able to form a more accurate estimate of the me care than they can at present. The question of a compree may then be entered into sad dimmed with a greater probability of sgretinssit than could be expected now; and we sinoerely trust that an equitable and reasonable arrangement will yet be effected, so as to save all further litigation and heartburn- Ind.—Nor:A British Dolly Mail. CRYSTAL PALACE ARCHERY MEETINCL—The first great meeting of Tozophilitea, held at the Crystal Palace yesterday, pasted o ff wi th the greatest soothes From the target 4t it appears that 73 where (23 ladies and.6o pride men) competedfor thcprizes. The oontestbetweeutheledies was principally between Mies Turner, the lady holding the challenge bracer, and Her. Rerniblow, the former poesessar of it for *even) yearn. Mrs. AtkinsonandLuard, mem bers of th e Royal Sherwood Archers, aleo made good seam. Amongst the gentlemen the Champion of England, Mr. H. A. Fold, a till maintains hie pre- emience, being first on the Asto n -per k althugh closely pressed by Mr. G. Edwards, of the Astonk Archers, and Mr. Balton, who at 100 yards took a decided lead at starting. The meedng was attended by worst of the moat ' , per t archers ia th e country, all of whom will meet at the targets again at 11 o'clookthia day, to com plete their several worth; dem which the prime will be awarded. A military bead will perform in the pounds daring the day, sod • display of the fountains will take place' at the dose. The drawing foe the Crystal Pales* Art Union prises also takes g.lees ta-day,.ea , burl bus being admitted fns. CRYSTAL PALACL...I4, ...CROWN DAY.—WED RISsAY, JILT N.—Admire:um • oayment, 3,0013; by • rem *lay 1,51i0; total Thaw, 4,838. THAMES GRAVING DOCK COMPANY. A large company connected with the commercial and scientific world assembled yesterday at the Victoria Docks, to witness an experiment serried out tinder the swine of the Thames Graving Dock Company for seating the efficacy of Kr. Edwin Clark's patent process of raising ships for the purpose of examination and repair by hydraulic pressure. tinder the old plan of graving, careening, or re peiring docks it was necessary toexcavate each dock toadepth sufficient to float the largest ship intended to be repaired, and to construct at the entrance of each dock a flood gate, or pair of gates, to keep the water out. For ships of the size now in common use the depth of a repairing dock must be about twenty-four feet, nosing a heavy expense for exca vation and retaining walls of masonry, independently of tho oust of the tidal gates. An entry into docks of this ocostnic non Is effected at, or soon before, or after, high water. The gate is than clos ed; and at low water, on a tidal sea, the water is allowed to ran out until the chip is kit dry tor examination er repair in • sort of pit., always damp, and, In winter, soon dark. In tideless mu a graving dock meat be emptied by the slow and expensive proat of pumping. The new process obviates there difficulties and delays. A floating stage or pontoon is placed in a basin or waterway, and the vessel requiring examination or repair is floated upon it, and by the application of hydraulic pumps the stage, with the need upon it, is raised, and becomes a working platform, upon which :the vessel, lifted up high and dry as in a dry dock, may be oaWked or coppered or repaired as her necessities may require. The hydraulic lift conflate of two parallel rows of sixteen cast-iron ociumes, each 6 feet in diameter, and 60 feet In length, sunk into the ground, under the water, about 12 feet. Thais columns are 20 feet apart in each row, and the clear space between the two rows Is 80 feet. Each column contains a hydraulic press 10 inches in diameter, and of 26 feet stroke, the top of the pees being at the ordinary level of the water. The ram of esch press carries • small erase-bead, from which ars suspended, by mama of dweandiag rods, two wrought-iron orders 60 id in length, which extend entirely acmes the dock to the conespcmding minion and press on the oppo site side. There Is thus • eerie' of thirty-two suspended girders extending eatirsly across the dock ; and when the are lowered, lying at the bottom of the dock in 28 =water, these fovea it largo wrought-Woe gridiromwhich by means of the presses may, with a vessel spin it, be mimed out of the water or lowered at pleseure. The vessel to be docked is not raised directly upon the gridiron, bat upon a wrought.iron pontoon, proportioned to the size of dm .hlp to be docked. This pontoon ts first placed on the gridiron, and sunk with it to the bottom of the water. Then the snip is brought between the columns and over the pontoon. and a 50-horse engine working the hydraulic preeees, rake. the whole pontoon together. At this steep of the proceedings the pontoon empties lied, of wet, r through valves pro vided for the purpose; the valves are them closed, and the gridiron being again lowered to the bottom, the pontoon, with the vessel seated upon it, is left afloat on the midget.. The shoring of the vessel (a work of difficulty and coat under the old plan) is accomplished by large moveable fames or rliding wedges, which, while tinder water, are crown into clues con tact wOh the vessel, so that the sits on a huge timber clads without poesibility of being strained. Lulea than 40 minutts • vessel drawing 18 or' 0 feet of water is thus left silent on a shallow pontoon, drawing only 4or 6 feet. At the Victotia Docks the lilt condom of 16 whinine, which give • working length of more than 340 feet. Perfect horizontality while lifting Is secured, by arranging the presses in three inde pendent groups. According to the statement of the company, the general sdventages of the new system may be summed up under the following heads ,-1. Independent of tideP, end at ill times, whether by night or by day, yees•ls of the largest dimensions. whether empty or boded, may be raked out of the water for examination. 2. The maid thus raised is transferred by gestation, without rails or slip, to suitable docks for its repair, where it lies high and dry on a conve nient timber platform, on the Gams level as the repairing shop' with which It is surrounded. In painting vessels, the free exposure to the air is a most important advantage, 3. One; dusk lift or apparatus for raisin ts sufficient for docking an unlimited number of vessels. 4. The method employed in raising and transporting vessels renders it im possible to damage them by any unequal stratus. 6. The sup port of the vessel by mist-iron columns affords Mena of con structing such docks either in open water ' in tideless sea, sr in slmost any locality, independent of the diameter of the off. As confirmatory of this statement the experiment of yes terday was a make moms. The vessel experimented upon was a fine ship of 870 tons register, and some 1,200 or 1 , 600 tons burden, the Iron an Abe rdeen clipper which wee floated upon the step, 'and by the application' of the to draulic pumps was in about twenty minutes brought up oat of the water, and handed over to the manipulative ingenuity of soma two or three score of shipwrights, manipulate add coppetemiths, by whom her defects were in a very few minutes w ve hi ri a r, this an a d m by ipida this treraprobsh dock cog° i vin °re ......_ r. Amon the company who were premed to w ere itusig,tle Among experiment, which was ee darsilyenecesdo/. w Sk ardx Paxton, Btr S. M. Peep, Lord Clarence Paget, Lord C. Hamilton, mew. M. Long, 31 P.. 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