The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

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Motoollii ma to es booott— , Jto Itollito and dad la: usead=ilali. To N.. Tot. owt /r i m mai. 1..... p. Jr - 4 1 ti a ktaa mi. TEAM to ROTTMILDAM mod Lb* RIMS. neSil w.. baht ONMelere bieselbe Cligart:4 V Wpm 'leek Ve as 4 C‘ =.1: 147a4 sad Sal o, ina rsrair. N. x _iMiTla. lel NIL Cl inik ihk" 7ll44 .B""i n• 5... la". • ALTERATION in DEPARTURE of tits MAXIM be 11111111r5.-0•• d tb• Nail Sums /WA UAL:role b=fraei m m4 " . .lTruit t l 0 I. kw Ike Wye per• •••• prawn . ••4 Ma • Lima. a* ,‘••• • mit Ws sad IXPEDITIOUB ROUTE ES IRELAND. IlM o Vraltrir:jo WATERED/ID NM 00111. re a Ceri l lm al a arZr. Daly pimp Wykked trim IA IDX lINDAT. astir Day is II W Obi ms = -111 A 1. lam Oink. arablabla tar see Ilk inftdm. slowa&- di ge iiiimuvre Iran WARW.* Mir MaL Mkm rjrutoi= Z : Maw ,r s. 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Ora maulers aer be Naiad ala , fta IwoSaabons. or le Delia: et by appanage So ay el Os ems YNastaya. heat& L)NDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH dad SOS/ wail as laapordaa et Saar ealowide ft IMO. she .10.1.6 sad t• 001111 MOW. I.w pro• ma two ; ilia drawled. Ildeatudaa Soak Ciladow. Sm. at dna w•madfa.• Ada darraMm.-4 airt likadaw drad at Amu. am CDNN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS AND TTTT KILINO PAWS WITII /QUARK ONO( EN& • n. Trunk*. lowed.: ILotr. WWI Mee Whet. Bozo, Wnttee en I.r, toe OeNte. MA other artlelee bellow e otheentol yore r. lbotertled b bete hew Ceteloeue be LM). Be pet for two Hereto J. W. aed T. ALIAS. la ...hosigsnin et 011eers• burr* riwt- Ittleinad biltury ee.orete estalestue. IS sal Slum EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, Gad 1111D8.— BROWN atOTYity lk los oar of Imo mot mooleho sod may 11•4 MOWS. Mot op to • .v/M he Onmilhog. owl alesid kr bow ow won, ollarm,•o4 MY& Chmisomo Imo MIL Plimailo BAVIES'S CANDLES, 7d. and 71d. p er lb. ; e e . amyl.... ‘,..- .t... , -.n. 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'be WV Jaw IeIIt.VTEL/ tot ST•Ill OPalltelt, M mesas et elleiteelleme eietteate .rear 1, ns. ee I *WI awer...4 tee mere lee mot aaaa pr.ctltkeeer la • ley v el. out seals eseellearm tree te tat Apse weau.l, to shoos • aerll aeons •ow be owe. he 'ebbe ere Leo etrobtly ree,we lemeini a. ley dro Maw 1 e.^reeler, erel edam "rah.. free. 1 .4" 36 ... le le Alen? .4.1.r1.—J 11 be bAhl.uvr. eateesern. ..I Pet...e:or, 11. litud lailJun woo, lleselee now* teele.be4 ten. 'I KY HAM I1EST010.1) to u. NATUKAL N.N ICI' st ALMA 311, ,, P llMefr Rhcemelsia. erg 04 .0.4.4. el . kkl) VM. HARMS:WV IMAMS? MAO. Jerk: 1441 'RIP. ass 11•+ le 1.4.4 &Amos Preyeet44 .4 F. M. R ',Pew Vpmellve /Ins& PO* 4. 114.4k—Rt. 11•44.6411-tmt. t. 4.444. RON* mg be Mil, milk at t i ,.. 444 NI 4 tfk• I:.e.trAk 4 Pa.puhri. • •hy Orr boommrs .4 priumer• raw. BOWLANLYS K A LYIX)K, an °finial istudeal Prer,ratio• 1.4 Pr ;to. —v'—'— ••7 no met eilm•Oun.o.4 mod .ade rte., tetell••• epara Merle Wet •••••em. •••11a• I per•bleer %clue. e• 1101dOe. MAMA.. •• eilemm =Wows floe* tP.ievl yettee.. • betiter IMO.t et m...nieetlea. NA needles* ••• •••sey of Ye *web. aed slow It o.l§,tet ad thee/a\ el Angle ea elitmeem re.er nt.o ted winnow, em Mimeo mkt tmelts melvermellm be 7 , me twAs.P. Ibesmillr7 Alm el Soda le oi•••• Neater of the —Mee ed. Ind On OIL Mich yereiate: mbe semi/m.l ere A. we lie leas '• SOWN; as, red v. mlmreeimee. " It•el•Mel and ememme land Mt et toe. OW et 24 UAMO-1116.kak. Lemmimm• mod 4 amine* mod pith p,1 6 1. DE JONGIPS LIGHT-SROWN COD LI V•li 01 I.—llo•pftsl. dm • •,.. •••= 6 = l •• 011 _ lumensh4 mxto ift Ow* do , prafislis Isteuintle• 001.04 •111. r• MO WNW 11,4 SOW OS INDOSOm *Jr= ain•••••1_ ski. IN; la Wet 1•4111• le aameglies awl A Am.. .____"•••••• I. ••••••7 ....••••/ mom Ivo ••••••••• ranresk ..glooollo O. 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MORLEY'S FARMERS' ALMANAC[ far thl. ant <lags Aho amok • proofs...a la alvaa 11 imam 000nocuol trim Aviaaltreo. man Impoomsoni IN lho Ifmallost, Yo•lortz. sal if•asorroome of Most A anloa. lator.s hbe f ounrl Momormala amasa Janina -77—5 i.... C.ld.. thrtro—Caado Umber, m.d Volortaary eciesco—Cheasktry of alattlo Food —Adalsarir Dos of 4.. h I sari. sad Cabo—tioacholleo Ilaisoiandw—Agf• cultural lata..—rain, &aim& sad Iho Woof 1h... s /W_ll /sailamt Maleis 111E44 • Losolos: Pabliobol by Joon* Tborloy. TT. NoulastaainaL Kfl.; awl may MW of all his assiborlael sputa 4.Y. mi. of narisilt Food Ow Calais.' HlS ve EVENINO.—Tbs LONDON PAVILION, 46, wam, SOW pm Neeeeres4.-11.1. ra . & sad deer. We i rtif i II li it 011 Weal. Wen II up lie — lli — ei mom Mr NM eed = when see j ytili even ripsnl SO eenket. led ma web reemdimeep lee Imagism Amide's sad Deb& bee& Oder leelle. Premed& see di ~la Benewril peal emir Noe stammers. Tee leballabee Om Olio ma Y#l. Aftelelos bee Ira.. ROOMS, Wiadmillrtzest, sow oru km Ills WIMIC aims kr resasea AIIOYLL PAID. .viii/ im. Lae& se *Vela*. Dean word ma II; afts mamma bolos& or ANN.& MATER -COLOUR EXHIBITION. Messrs. mossitar by*, Os oallirloie materiker be VII air •\ll6 mbar t r he bet imaset4 the Sim Webi-Celsor basislisa—Gehery et Or ails. Ails. No. islilissogirs. VALIT*II 4 OOLD.—WATHEXBTOS awd , v : .isr .... e asa riumea . r . r .....s hiedic sal i Zzaz . 771 ii.. t7.st . wi tiole iinei z i. = .. ...u.....iir Ms a Nils sail% It M. imermagir "..":".. 4 II=:::°' : r I=2:l , liL at , ez.7.,7._4 17 la scau.... l i =:: I 111 2444444121111•11 4144. rear.... i raft— 017 7 ire . - ... 117 107 araw.... ams.... $l4 fi 114 4 041414... 441444..... .10 74 3 0 11 waft-. essis.... • T 7 . 7 . SIP amils.... ..?„.. .1 il eir Kt ?lb Ma. Y 1 olio& liiiiin:iZ: tt amis. ... . 11l apaborry.... Mow male • 01, libirmil dam st II la NO CHARGE MADE for BTAMPDTO PAPER D asarvitor=dir AKI, ard'arila p tl rs. teemed/ sidadltinedn .7.4 nit: &See* Vann a %arra_ _OA . tar .dor t . .. e N she ellannio SU I aldraD and • I • a. • asniablnaeseihil. lit.. free Iladtedlote. QPICTACLES, impreval by MARRS sad BPN, io gal aro arliblir Ilis Alba, MOW easel maw ; glelateris.ll.6, les. WM OWL _Pam* l'impul Glee. ISs. pia sod I.)a Upside Mike Boyd Imilly..wedle •All • 94.. a Omni r Soria llimbiliNd Tals. ies.—X• imam ~ey.red. ebb Feß briny row,. b., ENOLISHIe PURANSOLOOt ; a Series of MOW ardere le to inerriool bre Itemeh. Br F. J. wes. numb Ileuer le Leer OWeer Islseded er • Meraybe Bober% CO VIALISSIICIBIO co be nog? rArn.ua 'DION/ M RUCS WOUJOB. Wu" blitlea. b. IL Labe : Jar W. Toter ne4 be, Wese Wu& I% dm pook two. W. et.. SWORD sad 001 6 23/ the Anther ef " Gay Lirlsortsa - = t.,. " lineurs /iissolva." Wile Wed IMltles.llL, Ivy 1•11181120116. Loan : Jan W. nil Wm. W. 4 lans4. 11: .01... writ it y F.---ecret4 7-Ah. e Family Mowry of tadead." WI& 01.111 U rW • UM= 0t .0008 .9 06 .0 arileas ler LeWin: JAM V. hitrot rod as. W anal. Ilia en. hp. liwk. b.„ H ISTORY et the 'WAR hi HUNGARY in MI NA vot& By Om are Western. o . Or%WAY WAWWWW " rumen ilaba." mire min onin lambs JAB W. Pvt.t mai toe. W Ifflib halm. lE. COM PANIONS OF._ MT SOLITUDIL Ladle: &is W. Moir rod Or. Vat StraaL NW LIM.. 141 lieulona UAL_ ,CONVEMATIONB ay/au= with his campli • Labia : left IC Name ime: Wee 111164 r. • heir.-etokos To Lew cork ••••• RIB Is piMast meg siewaber sm. sad rallose mn* aelearlttm mly). jtGUIDE to the DRAWING of BILLS of b OOOll Is the', Wraneb Legal Preetign. ft Tawas mai. Ilaw 11110 d Owie ii =m• rit Idim aid Quad Aftwesem. Orarisless. GUIDE MANUAL for CLERGYMEN, 141111•01141 et FRI/SIDLE ROI IKTICS, FORESTERS. OUD FELLOWS, DRUIDS, Re Tooth &Maws FRIES DL Y ROCA IMES lad ASOURaNCII SOCIETIES. wtth aa azonV , l.anf Usa Woe taw of setae* owl a review oftr wag asd 'requirement. of ..hl owdetle,, bgpotbor with roles Yd to Oka tor the tn.rnall s, of aim mimes re whet piloting. By Ravioli tics, from. WA, *Casa lo See Rodent Lie Manila Dosisty, l'aslisnoot Wok Loads. Slue owl dusk platen o of UN books aa4 hors for frlselig gorwItoo„ wow. mit t 4,. , Voisorlaaa. Logobo., W.O. WILLS ASS 3SQUISTS. The will of leembard Kingdom Brunel, civil engi neer, late of Duke-ewes,. Westminster, Wm proved in the Loudon Court of Probate by the four executor. herein appointed, the widow, the ebbed one, limo/hard Env, 84 Benjamin Hewes, K.C.8., and Dr. Seth tompeue, 11 13.; the pereenality being sworn uuder 90 0001. Ile tbus dispose. of hie pmperty :—To blot/duet son, loam bird, he leaves LI immediate legacy of 2,5001., mid a farther aim of 12,0004 at the expiration of five yeses after his (the testator'.) deriver, be receiving is the mesutinie 4601. Ter during that period ; to his caber soft, Honey Maros, 2,5001. immediate, and 8,0001. in tlve years, 3001. • year in lieu of interest; and to Ws daughter 4,0001., subject to oundin.mv oo wearier. He leaves his books so that his eldest son may make a selection, but leering to his youngest can all hie desiring., nitwits tions, mays, plan., sod such bootees may bo of &Masaoa to hits in hie protewion of • civil engineer; the remainder of the book., together withal article... 4 virtu, plate, jewellery, triekete, sod We whole of the furniture, he geese. to his wits, sad elm a lift interest in the midis, of his property, and at her death i. Is to be divided into ten pane—five-loth. he Isms to his eldest sob, lowsierithe to tiM Towage.; end onstislenth to he daughter. To Si r B ru josois Hewes be ts • quitellts 1,1001, and to Dr. Thomjeon lOUL The will we. witmesd by It. Eladele, solicitim, 3, Whilehell-plaor, mid J. Bessett,lB, Duliss . reet, Westminster, and bear. date the Jed of December, ISM. Ti. will sad two adagio( the Right Rev. Thom" Can, 1) late &shop of Bombay, and slots lt. ctor of Dells, was proved le Leedom. on the la of ft other, by his esepla.law, Sir John Wither Ardry, Notion, Wilt., sal the Hon. 81,11- nay Roper Corsa+. of Tooting, Surrey, the mentors; the pereosally In linglend wag IMMO under 8,0001. He he qweattad to hie wife all hie pis+, jew.ilery, pictures, turaltnre, wrier*, house, sad money st the hankie.. The molds+ isf hie properly he leaves +godly between his ena, the Rev. Wtlbaw COT. D.A., of Korrecbee. in India, sod hie daughters, ilbstbet to 0i /brine, three ifs of tb e ker. Willis.' Hew Fletcher. M.A., Chaplesu 01 the Pre.edency is Bombay, and Frown Ellen Lady Awdry, tbn oil., of the said eir Jobe Wither Awdry, and to their children. The will le dated the Bth oi August, 1831; tee net ostheil, 1552, and the Is+ codicil, the Ilth of January, 1818. The sill of its Hight HMI. ChWILIIM Basteash Diwager BIPMOM Suffield, who died in the 151 of Augus , , wee .isiiniiteroil to on the 13th icor., Ly her nnek, ibe Right Hon. Retort John Lord Cerringros, the eel. .x. cuter; the prreeselty w .. sworn nada, 20,0001. VAIMIM •Medle 'elicit+ of Jewelkey are left to pressed friends, sad than nadir lo her relatives—Fres the Allsotrattd London 2V[tcy Ost. 23. 80111111ABINS TZLZORAPII TO AUSTRALIA. Mr. Ohbegue's jeceiect to asked U. eabrosriss telegraph trete lisdevia be Moreton Bay, hy Ivey of Timor. Pert Ce.ibstes, owl Cape York, has hese fevessabiy received. and though pulite °pintos wadi paths* a favour ef the ace of tale , gruphie follow*, that elf n.il resolualeatios. by Hies George's Booed sod Owi liver, be h.i. succeeded is 'd eeming such eseshigil Pllllllll fit lb' mgte s o to h... made iseauwes einssit mph. There is lobe doubt bet that the Instable pliesrasesst wit suerustiee hugest ase • segliss eft. emphsl require,. if ma haws s ous' 5 ...0 sagi.sglsseses sisissise will furseb their quota. It Is poopood Viands &mad sestrubste is literal, pro robs to dr proormot roolottoo is .he Ana*/ tow or otoll its., coretottli of 1110 gobolo moost; keels( tho oitioloom tolholoo to oiloorlbo poothor Meth sod the r•elarte-easin J Nap Lamed Gootto. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1869. J3lOll LAST NIGICI'S GASZTTIL -.._._ Wailed IMMT IM 3/1211L117/17. OS. WWI a. Peter. 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Lehi ALWIMIL CANIPSULL Weaved), Cromdale, road contractor, Not. at Me thiedesato Hotel, 1n..., (beset Testmos,Aberdons, wLla, Nor. 1, at the Immo Tres Taw yam Atarrime, _ !Mums tr, PION. FAllaborgb. coal raercbaut, Get. at &cramal s.—. Lasourgta 11 , 1N1N6 1 craw& Zillo'B COLLIPIE. Yesterday evening the opening meeting of the cameo for evening instruction, at Kiss's Cothoo, wee held in the 101 l of the college. It may be Meted that these dotes aft men anon the 24th of October to the 31st of March, whin the following subjects are taught ; Leda Num cheese); Greek (three dress); Pres& (six cleans); Omahas (the csme) ; Italian (two dame); English lan gthrogramil com=gour claws); history andmogr±y_ et es, including rallgelms, E frimaky, diiheential end integral apisslos os s l mitithais and bookkeeping ; ths Omagh* of nessm m er m en ; mensmisal mime and staisticol Apr= math mid ethhiteenerid • the demote asbemithy; sad optics. 'lf any number of pothers (not Lth' re.: y set) should wish for inetruotios is Hebrew, ntherelogy, or other subjects, arrangements would be roads (if possible) to meet their 'Mho. The oollegois open for lectures evarymeslag, Saturday excepted. Tile library of the college le epee for the porpoise of study to all teatimes joining any el Om denser, from six to eight o'clock, every blenday, Tonday, Thursday, and Saturday. At the eine of seek winter session esaminatioes are hold is each LNG; prizes and earthiest's of hewer and melt are thin gives. A prise will be trivia to each of tip list Am Malaise who pus the highest aggregate number of wits is all the "objects, Including di ty , - which they respectively Mlafar smatinatios st the mid of the winter sins, oily that so prim will be glees kw • his aggregate time WO marks. In aseh Clad/ 53f width not leas than 10 eladonte have entered there will he offered prize to the itodeet who shall be highest in the examinatioc. Certifi cates of merit (one certificate to each ol the students nut in who shall gain not hes than thresedithe of the to the subject). Is keel does 14 Mum 10, but at lesat 0, stmlionts have est 3 Ihme will be aired :—A malththe el beam to the student who shall be highest is the easminstios. Cartlicatss of mar as Wore, to the sat in essonnees. Wbesaver 1 clam is divided into tweet mere diadem, oath diadem will be treated we a diatom alas% as rem& grins fad 1111011.1412. There is also an examination on each stab ** at the thee of each rummer session, end cartiOoates of twit melba given to all who obtain item fifths et the while molter of suam. The prises sad certificates ars open to all snathas lithe evening clause. No prise or certificate will be eirgrael, takes earned by regular end peacteal ethalasos s st essilath asslate merit in the examina tion. The h sailer el marks assigned to each 'object will be 100. thimistd for ...Deplete merit," which gene will carry • pram er mediate of honour, win be 76. The thumbed for •• Certilloathe of Merit" will be 80. The prises end eartillostse ars gives at en amnia( meeting, hold at the chase of the session, by the Lord ?litho, of London, or by some other' member of the council. Cotificatee of having obtained a college prize made out nadir th e signatures of th e principal and secret ary, may be obtained by application at the oge office. Scholarships and riff. are open to all matriculated students of the ool r4Ze following are the conditions on which alone each re and prima will be open to inatricolated midgets of theavaung claws. They must have entered n= attendance, .a matriculated students of the evening en lour subjects, in addition to divinity, In at least their third winter osmium They mast be under twenty-two years of age et the time of competition. They out not be, at the time at competition, redeems of any:tudvenity, or associ ate of King's Collage, London, The open scholar ships consist of the " Divinity," tin 'Daniell," and the "Inglis." The opts prime 0011abli of the " Jell" the Deane." the Sopbes," and the “Pherepers." The easociatathip of King's Colkge, Loudon, le granted, and the following are the oouditlons und er whi c h i t is proposed ' to grant this rank to matriculated students of the evening clams :—ltegular and punctual attendance, as notrionlatM students of the e • dame", on four subject; in addi tion to divinity, fort winter seselons. These aniline moot to 0311•felltiTe, %WING with rffl exemption from the Psincipal. Good conduct. Atlas, co at the college chapel en Sunday morning, during the time that the evening classes ere being held, unless specially exempted by the Principal. Claiming during the course of the this. years' attendance either • roe, ore certificate of honour, or two certificates of merit gained either In ths winter or rsummer session; but e cartgosta gained in the summer sissies will he allowed to count only as a hilt certificate. Gaining at lest half marks in at examination to be held at the sod of the third winter Man : in divinity ; in thy three other subject, of study to be theism by the candidata. On the pressat occasion the large room was crowded by students and their friends. Mr. fisteenoox, a member ad the council, was masa. to the their, and The Rev. Dr. OW. the Principal of the College, bristly latradaced thaltelfgeis el the mewing, statiog Mitt an the ✓e-orgaamitioia the GYMS 108 sow students had kilned them, end expressing his strong feeling of approbation at the program the chases had made. The Rev. ?racier Ptu lIPTRE, the chaplain of the Col lege, then proorided to deliver an inaugural address, the pur port of ‘. hitch wag so give information with regard to the ob *t of the evening chosen The Rev. CIfARLU MACKINZIR, the founder of the evening elegem for young awn, having addreeeed the meet ing, its formal proceedings wens brought to a clove. Refreshments were then served Ia the rooms of the college upstairs, and the remainder of the evening wee spent in a axial ietiaron of the prolessers, students, and their friends. THE 1.421 AIM 103 BIT STEPHEN. ON. The coffin of the late Mr. Stephenson was mad* of oak, French polished, and moulded with the same m►terial. Oa the sides and lid:wore rows of large Gothic gilt hails, sada doable row of smaller mils, with four pairs of very m•rin Grecian betides end grips to oonespond. Oa the lid wen • gilt ll gß virted torch with an Egyptian tomb, and • gilt plate the following inscription: 1,1116/a BT7PRENI.ON, Eq., CITU Engineer, D.C.L. end F. 5.8. Born 16th November, 1803. Died 12th October, 1869. During the day the shipping in me river and the docks were placed in deep mourning, the yards being braced up in different directions, and the flags hoisted only half-meat high, the running rigging hanging la bights, promoting • mournful •ppm:aoos. The 'geode belonging toNewcastle and other northern ports were the Best to pay this tribute to the deceased, the example being promptly followed by all the ship. in harbour, not excepting foreigners. We were informed by alectral telegraph last night that at Sunderland, Shields, and Whidi all yesterday afternoon the places of Waimea were rimed and the ships honied their ttag• half-mast high, whilst mottled peal. rang from the churches. At Newasatle and Gateibead the came marks of respect were paid, and in the former town a epeeist aeries was held at half-prat eleven, end was attended by 1,000 workmen, who, dressed in black, walked in procession, foot abreast, from the different factories. The church wee crowded, end a funerel sermon was preached by the vicar. Mr. Steadman has made the following princely her:needs: —To the Newcastle Infirmary, 10,0001.; Literary and,Phi loeophioal Institution of Newcastle, 7.0001 ; Institution of Civil Etigiasere, London , 2,0001. ; North England Mining Institution Newcaetle, 2.0001.; &eery fur Promoting Christian Knowledge, 2,0004 ; Society for Providing Addi tional Curates in Populous Pieces, 2,oool.—Total, 25,000. SIR lons COLEZIDOE ON BLIND INSTITUTIONS. —On Thuredsy the Right Ron. Sir J. Coleridge presided et the nexus! meeting of the West of England Blind lastito tiaa, at the Iteyel Public Rooms Exeter. The inetitution has hien lestrunientfl in r &cling much good in the west, and satisfactory proofs of the skill aid ingenuity of the pupils ax the matiufacture of bloke's. mats &0., and of their ability to read and to sing, were given at the meeting. In the worm of an Interesting address Sir J. Coleridge said : "Conceive to yourselves, re • morose,, what is the ordinary entertainment and conversation that paves around any oat of your family tablet; how many things we talk of se matter, of course, as to the understanding and es to the ben conception of which sight is absolutely necessary. Outsider agate, what en affliction the lobe of sight moot be, and that when we talk of the golden sun, the bright stars, the bosun fel d mere, the blush of spring, the glow of summer, and the ripening fruit of autumn, we are talking of things of which we do not convey to the minds of there poor creatures who are born blind anything like an adequate concept ton. There was once a peat ume, as we all know, in this country, a pose—sod nearly the pretest post 'bet England has ever had to boast of—who was blind; and there Is a parses in his work. which is ro true and touching that it exactly de scribes that which I have endeavoured, in feeble language, to paint. Nihon says : "Thus with the year Sensons return ; but not to to. retinue I Pay. nr the sweet approach of se's or morn, Or eight of vernal blew., or summer's rose, Or 11,1 m, or herds, or bum.n face divine; but cloud Marg.& and ever during dark Sunnite& me, front the cheerful ways of men Cut off, and kw the book of knowledge isle Prevented with • universal blank Of Nature's works, to in. expunged mei rased, Ant wisdom at one askance quite shut oat. Su touch the rather then, celestial light, Shine Inward, end the mind through all bet poem" Irradiate: there plout ryas; all mist from thence Purge and disperse; that I may see end tell Of things inviaib'e to mortal eight." The peat post when intent upon his work sought for celes tial light to accomplish it. And this briers me to that pad of the labours of our institution upon which I dwell the most. end which, after all, is the rmatret ceseyeasabam we me afford to the inmates (or the efflvtiou they safer; and that is, the mans we provide for them to reed the Maimed Word of God, which they can reed by day as well as by night, for light In their cue is not emeutial." The hoe, gentlemen concluded by a fervent appeal to the basmerehat public to support this and kindred institutions. which were quietly but effectually doing • east amount of good la the land. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, EXLMINATION OF STUDENTS, WHO an SOT MINIUM no' THE UNIVERSITY. 18.59. 1. The examination will be held they year at the following plume: Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Rester Grantham, Liverpool, Lindua, Nerthaniptce, Norwich, and Plymouth. 2. The local escretarice from whom all neceestry informa tion may be obtained are : Bermingham—C. T. &sunders, Bid.. 41, Ckerry-street, Birmingham. Brighton—Barclay PhiilMa. Reg, 75, Lansdowne-place, Brighton. Bristol— Alfred R. Miller, Eq., 14, Quern-eiptam, Bristol. Cam bridge—lL Potts, Esq., Parker's-pied, Cambridge. Exe ter—Bev. 11. Newport, School-home, Bawer. Grantham— Henry Beaumont, Req., Town Clink, Grantham. Liverpool —N. Waterhouse, RN., 6, Rakeilad, Liverpool. London— Juba Stanuonde, Req., 6, New-wicao, Ltnciln'toinn W.C. Northampton—Rev. H. J. Barton. Wicken Stony Pitiatford. N•owirb—llev. W. Cafes& Dave.. Crin;leford, Norwich. Plymouth—Rev. T. 0. Powlethwaite, Houndimarobmplace, Plymouth; Bev. J. B. Haly, 20, Oxford-place, Plymouth. S. The examination* will eminence in each place on Tues day, December 13, at 10 o'clock, and will be continued from day to day until they are completed. 4. Tbe students, who desire to be examined, and their parents or ginudieue, will be required to state certain par. tidies in printed farms, which naiy be obtained from the local mermaid. _ 5. The formerotwit be filled up and sent to the loc.) secre tariat, tAgether with the teat, not later than Monday, October 31. W. W. DAMSON, Vice-Chancellor. The let-three of the Regina Prot...or of Laws will com mence on Monday,2lth Oct., at 11 u.tu , in the Law Schools. Candirhees for the prole...ono! ',truncate are referred to the south issued in July, 1359, for the rubjeLts of their examina tion. The addreee of the Regina Professor of Laws, in Cambridge, la 23, Pembrukewirmt. VAC.dNCIII3, .diPPOINTMINT3, .dND 1201t0- TRW IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. Foreign Department: The office of secretary or legation at Athens has become vacant by the dish of Mr. Pletebar C. C. Norton. &hay, 4001.—Gtoural Post-ofiite: Mr. Minna Tod. first class clerk io tb. Money Order-691m, Bt. 91 'mites-le-Grand, hot been sprinted examiner; Mr. Get rge Cuatoynd, first Glee clerk. Money Order-tot:dap, haw been apponted book•keeper ; Moors. 11. nry Bdpit, George French Note, Richard Julian Cale, George Fawn, and ' George Shepherd Wecdon, rotund el ow endue in the Mosey Order-MC" ham Men promond to the first elem.—Cm ' tome: Mr. Willie. Whitney, chief clerk at Newt-mile-upon- Tyne, formerly chief clerk at Cork, her, at hie own requott, limn placed Oa the 'whet list , alter a emits of hearty 44 you.; Mr. Matthew Palermo, comptroller at 'I hire. Imo been appointed to suom-d Mr. Whitney at chief clerk at Newts...ls; Mr. Jamie. Smalltime has been appointed ul dark in tb. Long-room. London; Mr. Campbell C. Hoerr has been appointed teethe clam clerk at 9 utbsmptua ; Mr. Graver O'Neil hes hens appointed junior clerk at Cork; Mr. Alexander W. Ilughan ham been alp 'alert principal coast idiom at Port William, Wiittion.—lnland Revenue Orperintent Mr. John L. Eiwarria, officer of Portsmouth dr.t dtvwion, and Mr. 1 homes Otilard, idiom of Gowport, have horn appointed oalecture of land and apoempi tags. sod inhume tan for the pot.ll of Portsmouth; Mr. John Scott, suporvimor of Holifax district, has been appointed to Windsor district; Kr. J. Estroart, supervisor of Manchester third distriet, brie he removed to Hidden district. Mr. William Gore Rod, examisor, bas been appointed toper riser of Walsall Morita, &afford c alcohol', vim Mr. Hynes, pr. noted. Mr. Thomas Wilfred W.lbeire, examinee, hes been appointed sup...vied of Coltieliall, vice Mr. W. Raw- Ida, removed to :\ orweh locoed diatrkt at hie own twitter. Mr. John Hankie, recently appointed to Norwich sac tad district. has Wel appointed to Norwich first district, vice Mr. James Wilson, relinquished. Mr. M. Callanaa, supervisor, Windsor diatrict, has rowed from the osevice.—lime Indira! Mr. R. P. Harrisoa has been sprinted accutatentAgemeral to the goverasasett of Madras, vice Mr. G. L. Prendergast, dieethred. Mr. . Sc?. Harrhoa haa been appointed to oft late as ocomintant to the government of Bagel pro too. Mr. W. Cook hes he. appointed to officiate as first assistant ecceuratearegmnrel Ie the vverameat of India. Dr. F. Barlow I. loss sppialed medial otiose at Amherst. Major C. Herbert be. been specie r 1 vest of the Ggrereer-Geerrel 1 with the Yang of Gads.—tad &nice Genetic. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITA.RE (710111 LAST NIGHT'S OLU7TII.) WAR OFFICE, Ocr. 21. Ro jr wgi Artillary—Lieutenant.Oseetal Btr William Mechem Colebrook', C. 8.. to be oolonel.couunandant of a brigade, vice Gamest H. Evelegb, deemed. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Brevet -Colonel Thomas Tulloob, from half-pay Unattached, to be lieutenant tetanal, paying the difference between Infantry and Cavalry, vice Brevet-Colonel Elpettiswoode, who ex changes., reesiviag the same; Major James Robert Stead ' men Bs se to be lieutenant-colonel, by purchase, Mee Brevet Talloch, who retires; Captain Herbert Dawson Mode to be major, by purchaas, vice Sayer; Lieu tenant James Gunter to be captain, by purchus, vice Made. 16th Light Dragons—Cornet John Robert Ham Maxwell, from the Royal Horse Guards, to be comet _viceChurober, who has retired ; AasiMent-Snrgeon Charles Henry Browse, from the Staff, to be aseiglestesspegn, vice Gmillth, who has resigned. Royal Artillery—Payment, Fitz-Thomas Landers hes been c =ttzt to resign his commission. Ganda —Ensign Reginald Archibald Edward Clitilol3l, from the 68th Foet, to be ensign and lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cameron, deceased. 6th Regiment of FP:a—Lieutenant Lewis Blyth Hots to be captain, without parched', vice John Aagnstw Faller, deceased; Ensign William Seymour Selby to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hale ; Henry Mervin, gent., to be sedge, without purchase, vice Londe". Bth Foot—Jobe Randle Miseholl Ford, t., to be seal" by porelmee, vice Bradford, promoted; Charlet Lewis coneteethis 4.. Nri ,.. m s tesi o be =aim by purchase, vice C. D. R. 16th Foot—William Honey Radas;i, gent., to be twig* by 21stpuchaes, vice Warm groats& Foot —Lientmant-_ Edward W. D. Lowe C. 8., from 32nd Foot, to Is Esenewint-colosel, vice Brevet- Colonel Lmt, who retiree imam full pay, ender th e 37th gismos of the Royal Warming of sea. 14, 1866. 24th Feet—Lientesent Henry J. Hitchcock to be caplets, by parohass, vice Disney, who retires ; Ensign Wtlliam Richwine Bigsby Chemberlin to be lieuteaaat, by pur chase, vice Hitchcock. 37th Feot—Enelgn Francis Coffey to be lieniseent, by pur chase, vice Onemon., promoted. 46th Foot—Lisittenant Wtlliam Parson, from the 95th Foot, to be lieuteasat, vice Stubbs, who exchanges. 48th Foot—linsign Thomas Hall to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vies Pigott, who retires. 68th Foot—Alfred Gordon Huwaid, gent., to be ensign, by parches., vice Cavendish, promoted. 71st Foot—Frenk Brodie, gent, to be ensign, by purchase, Mee Morava who retires. Beth Foot—Lieutenant William Charles Driberg to be In structor of musketry. 95th Foot—Lieutenant James Alexander Stubbs, from the 46th Foot, to be lieutenant, vies Pearson, who exchanges. 3rd West India Reglasest Ensign Arthur Bambrick Mitchell, from the Royal Newfoundland Companies, to be lieutenant, by perches, vise Reirford. pectinated, HOSPITAL STAFF. AraletanbEhugeon Alexander Watt Beveridge, M.D., from the 78th Foot, to be assistant-surgeon to the Forme. Mom Browne, appointed to the 16th Light Demeans; Acting Aseistant-lierpon Francis Lemon Gower Gene, to be assistaat-enzgeos to the forces, vice Greaten:, who has resigned. THE MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. Commissions signed by the Lord. Llsetsneat of their respec tive counties: Lanarkshire Rigs Volunteers, 4th Company (Glasgow Northern DO—Junes Fyffe Jamieson, Esq., to be cep , tile; Gorge Anderson, gent., to be lieutenant; William Simpson, gent., so be ensign. 6th Company (Glasgow Eastern Lt)—John Andersen, E.q., to be captain; John Wilson, gent, to be lieutenant; Janata Alexander Wil son, pest., to be ensign. Queen's Own Royal Re/6watt of Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Corset the lion. Henry Peet commonly called Lord Henry Paget, to be capteis, via Sir Robert Pest, Bart., resigned. Wellington Wrekin Subdivleion of Shropshire Rifle Totals teers—Themea Cs/emboli Ityton, Req., to be lieutenant Artillery Regiment of Royal Lancsahue Lieu tenant Haney Tube Holmes, to be captain, vim Henry Thomas Pyles, promoted; Second Lieutenant Thomas Christie, tole drel lieutenaat, vice Henry Tubs Holmes, prousotsf. let Company of Hampshire Rift. Volunteer--Colonel Thee. Faunas (lets melee in Nth Regiment) to be . es to be lientenent. tAsin ; Charles IMensie, Eaq. (late oaptain la the 76th ani meat ) The Company of Riga Volunteers In Inverness, holding the 40th place la the Rifle Volunteer Force of Great Brimin— Cohn Lyon Mackenzie, Esq., to be captain; Donald Angus Nicol, Esq., so be lieutenant; Henry Cookhouse ld'Andrew, Esq., to be sedan. West Riding of Yorkshire Riga Volunteer-7th Company gl i a=)—litrieerd Akroyd, Esq., to be captain; John Ingram, gent., to be lieutenant; Charles Fuller, gmt., to be ensign. Bth Company (Halifax)—William Irving Holdeweeth, Req., to be captain; James Franklin, gent., to be lieutenant ; Freesia Sowerby, gent., to be ensign. MINUILANDIIM—erth Regiment of Weal York Militia—Tbe owes has been graciously pleased to accept the resig nation of the commisoion held by Lisisseneat Chaska itruouthead. Plus MONEY.—Notiee ia given to the officers, seamen, sad madras, and to all persons interested therein, that the distributins of the award for stores, recovered from the wreck of her Majesty's guiltiest lemur, in the month of April. 1659, by tneCubs or Zoldiss, tender to her Majesty's ship hammy will commence on Thursday, the 27th 0o:ober, 1869, In the prize branch of the department of the Ac countant-Ormeral of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house. The foUoniog are the snares due to an individual in the several classes :—Third class, 12/. 6s. 4d. ; fourth class, 71. 17s. 96. ; sixth class, 31. 18s. Ild. ; seventh dem, 21. 12s. 76.; eighth class, IL 6s. 3d. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (raox LAST NTOIWS GAZTITIL) WAR•OFFICE, Off. 21. • The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her intention to confer the ilia:oration of the Victoria Crops on the undermentioned ctricers mid pirate soldier of her Majesty's Indian Military Force!, whose claims to the same have been submitted for her Make , y's approval, on account of sets of bravery performed by thew in Intha, as recorded against their Pavers.' names, viz. . _ . - '6th Bengal European 'Cavalry.—Major Charles John Stanley Gough—First, foe gallantry in an affair at !there kowdah, near Ithotuck, on the 15th of Angust,lB67, in which he saved his brother, who was wounded, and killed two of the seamy. Secoadly, for gallantry ea the 18th of August, when he led a ore* of the Guide cav dry in a charge, and cut down two of the enemy's Sowers, with one of whom ; he had a &repents hand•to-band combat. Thirdly, for gallantry on the 27th January, 1868, at Shuroshatud, where, in a charge, he attacked one of the enemy's loaders, and pieroed him with his sword, which waa carried out of his head in the tnel6a. lie defended hissed( with his revolver, and slot two of the enemy. Powthly, for gallantry on the 23rd of February, xt bleaogunge, where he rem. to the algliSt.llo6 of Brevet Major 0. li. St. George Anson, arid killed tie opponent, immediately afterwards cutting down another of the enemy in the same gallant rummer. 60th Bengal Native Infantry.—Brevet•Ceptain Robert Hayden Bhetilierwo—For distinguished gallantry at the head of the Guides with the 4th column of assault at Delhi, on the 14th of September, 1857 s when, al•er twice charging beneath the wall of the loopholril &we', await found impossible, owing so the maardatotta fire, to attain the bre tch. Captain (then Lieutenant) Shebbeare endeavourod to reorganise she men, bet ons-tturd of the Europeans having fallen, his efforts to do so failed. He thee conducted the reser guard of the retreat •ctmr this canal most successfally. He was moat urinary toasty preserved through the affair, but yet left the field with one ballet through his cheek, end a bad scalp wound along the back of the brad from +hut her. _ . 19th Madras Native Infeetry.—Captain Herbert Mack worth Clogsteini—For cosispienau• Waver" in charging th e rebels Ito Chichumbeh sena only eight wen of his regiment (the 2nd Cavalry Hyderebsil Coatingest), compelling tbem to no-enter the town, end fleetly to abandon their plunder. He was severely wounded himself, end lost seven out of the eight men who saraopinied him. 72nd //saga Native Inkany.—Lieutenant Harry Ham mm Lyeter—For pliantly tdiarbing end breaking, singly, • ekirmishiag equate of the thttesung rebel army from Cala% and killing two or three sepia in the mania. Miipirs Osmond Sir Hugh Henry Rose, G.C.13 , reports that this act of bravery was witnessed by hisiiielf and by Lieutenant- Cokinel OM), C. 8.. of the liik Light Dragoons. Madras Engineeth.—Lieutenent Harry North Dalrymple Prendergast—For anapithicthe bravery on the 21st of November, 1857, et Munoiroki, la saving the hie of Lieu tesent G. Dew, 14th Light Dragoons, at the tisk of his own, by attemptag to cut down • Tobin«, who covered him (Lieutenant Dew) with his piece, from only a taw peas to the rear. Lieutenant Prendergast was wounded in this affair by the discharge of the piece, and would probably have been cut down, had not the rebil bean killed by Mayor Orr. He elm distiuguished himself by his gallantry is the actions at lbatgurh mud Betas, when he WAS severely wounded. Moja-General Sir Hugh Rose, in torwerthaLltd.rearsoorn =iodation of this officer, slaw Lieutenant Madras Engineer., was specially mentioned by Brigadier, I now Sir Caarles fittest, foe the gallant act at Mundkore, when he was severely wounded; secoadly, be with ope dally by me when acting voluntarily as my aids-de-map In the action before besieging Ratsuch. oa the Beene river, for gallant conduct. His horse was killed on that occasion. Thirdly, at the actioa of the Ektwa,' he again volustarily sated as my olds-decamp, and dWin gai.hed himself by his bravery m the chem., which I made with Captain Need'. trap, liar Majtety'• lith Light i Dregoona, against the Ids of the so-called Pei/hues army, under on. Tends Topes. He wee severely wounded on th a t ooeud" Bombay European Regiment. —Private Frederick Whirlpool—For gallantl volunteering, on the 3rd of April. 1868, in the attack o f Pisan, to return end carry sway several killed and wounded, which be did twice under a very heavy Are from the wall ; also, for devoted bravery at the assault at Lotted os the 2nd of )fay 1868, in rushing to the rescue of Lieutenant Donne, of the regiment, who was dangeronely wounded. In this Derek* Private Whirlpool received seventeen desperate wounds, one of which nearly severed his bead from hie body. The pliant example shown sbyw this m min is considered to have greatly contributed to the a of the day. Mmeonatenttn—Basign Bernd Alaysins Lisle Phillipp. of the 11th Regiment of Bangui Native Infantry, would have been recommended to her Majesty far the &monition of the Victoria Cross, had he survived, for _may gallant deeds which ha perfonned during W stage of Dolh4 during which he wen wounded three times. At ea se alt of that city, he ceptarad tha Water Bastion, with a small pity of men, and wee Sea' killed in the streets of Delhi, on the leth of Sep tember. ---- irra — ta le the Loam Gazeila, of Friday, May 27, 1869.- 1a the 'camases of tea acts of bravery panned h'Y Leal Corporal Aleraador Thaws and the lets Pnvate Edward Span, ot the 42ad itsehaset, for " Captain Grover, Dom asap the 4th Pesjaab Ras," rea4 " Clptaio Cafe, ecausaarilag the 4th Paajaub Rifts." ADMIRALTY, OCT. 21 .—APPOINTKENT6..—Liett• tenants B. Si. J. Maki, to the Mare; W. F. Le (1 86 4) and G. B. B. Nibehooo• the Ardent. Mob= T. Rut (M 46). to the; Promelliess; T. Dyke (111615, to thsArdent sn4 W. P. Breund (1061) (additional), to du Cumber/ass{ 70, lag ship, at Devemport. Acting Ardstant-Sumeoas D. A. Mossy, to the Asia, 84, st Porojnionth r • Q. J. Bader .*d i.Clorkoos(oilditi000lo), to the Victory, 101, flag-ship, at Portsmouth; J. A. Tale (additional), to the Arrogaat, 47, screw steamship, at Pone month; J. irs HOWssa 00atie (adidlash)9 lo 4 Oa=at Davostport. a Asnotaart T. Roberson to the Cumberland. Rimed Clem Asaleinnbasginsa F. W. Sutton llted 00. asps. ce anatomy of the Weliingtos, sail lent to the Canaddipt, Ste servi in thowisg. Aodng Third Chen Engineers G. Patterson end I. JLlng, to tha ellooolos r oogsnwasseraries. WOOLWICH, 00e. 21. The long pending question between the local authorities at Woolwich and the war department relative io the payment of rata for government property has tine set tled in sa amicable ataniter, and the whale albs public establishmsats have recently bean wired by armory appointed by tha contracting parties, she gowaranisat ha oanwated to pay • voluntary yearly sum to be ealodaled -. A fourth theoretical elate has been formed at We tntion of the Cadets who were the successful candklates at the isat competitive sumaination. Commander Parish attended at the dockyard this day, end hoisted his panseat on board the Ardent steam vessel, which has been ccanalseloaed for immediate service. ♦ Isar de mand now mists at this yard for petty officers sad eWe ass men, and the incremed bounty still remains is tom. CHATHAM, Ocr. 21. This being the anniversary of the battle of Trafal gar, the front entrance to Melville Naval Hospital was pro irly decorated with Dowers and evergreeas, according to mutant. An eider was this morning received from the Hume-fittards directing 36 non-commissioned officer. and men of the Medical Sidi Corgis M prao•ed to Hong. Kong foe MITiCt is the military heepltala In China. LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE. A meeting of the council wu held yesterday at the Mansion-hones, the Right Rm. the Lola MATOZ fa the chair. The Loan Maros read a list of contributkme which had bees received. His lordship said he had the gratifica tion to announce that the Eight Hos. the Secretary far War tied transmitted to him a generous contribution, and that he had that morning received 101. 10s. from Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P. His lordship further stated that the Wor shipful Company of Cutlers had forwarded a donation. Mr. Aldermen Rase handed to hie lordship 101. 10a, which the Worshipful Company of Was Chandlers had requested him to y_reeest. Mr. Deputy LLOYD said he bad the satisfaction to report that Sion. hell, Loudon-wall, might be used for temporary drill purposes, subject to certain regulations. The deputy further stated that he had every reason to believe that et a future day he should haw a newt gratifying report to make through the exertions of Mr. Alderman Challis and the in anemia committee appointed b Cripplegate Ward to further the intonate of the brtgade._ - _ Sir FRANCIS DOYLE, Bart., tad Mr. Somas M.P.. expremeci their hope that every ward is the City of London would fallow the example which had beat eat is Cripplegata Ward. The LORD MAYOR read a courteous communication which had been received from Colonel Alderman Wilma relative to the deposit Glenne. His lordship stated that the arrange ments had sow so far pogreesed that her Majesty's various sanction relight be exposed in a few dip.. lb. Charles Kemp wee appointed amount to the briga d e. The LORD MAYOR ELIOT addressed the council, urging the expediency of organising a band without delay, and after/some appropriate remarks moved a resolution to that effect, which was seconded by WILLIAM Gettritrzn, and carried unanimously. Mr. J. R. Tattoo (late et the Royal Horse Guards Blue) was appointed bandmaster of the brigade. Diana's instru ments were agreed to be adopted. 11 was resolved to raise a special fund to meet the band outfit. Mr. Gerdes'. presented 101. 10e. to farther the object. A resolution was passed that the members be immediately enrolled, and on enrolment be authorised to obtain their uniforms. A long discussioo en sued on the width of the butts at the Crystal Palace, when it was ultimately resolved that it should be 100 feet. The Lotto Melon said he bad had an interview with I Mr. Hopkinson. an influential inhabitant of the North of Londoo, rope. Unica practioe ground at liontemy.wood to suit the convenience of that district. The proposition was favour ably considered, subject to a further conference to be held on Tuesday next. The Lotto Idetna sold be had received a letter inquiring whether the operations were to be confined to the City of London. In reply ha had to state that they certainly were not to he thus restricted, but the council would be happy to enrol members from every part of London. His LORDSHIP than addieseed the council. He paid that ' under the carmunstancer of tee forthcoming banquet and ball at Guildhall it was imposei Me the chill could take place there at want ; but he trotted the t...tepornry arrangements for drill at Sion-ball would be deemed eatiefectory, and that in the meantime the members would ha enrolled, Led that they would be in a position to provide themaelees with uniforms without delay, whilst the arrangernente for the neoereary works at the Crystal Palace would be carried on with every passible drop itch. His lordship cepreeped his gratification at the motion of the Lord Major Elect in reference to the appointment of • band. He further ezer...ed • hope that the citizens of London would immediately con tribute to the 'Tidal fund to assist this object, and intimated his willingtwas to receive contributione. In ceselusion he said that whilst he felt bound to acknow ledge the municipal eupport womb had been received from the chimes of London, he rout nay it was still inadequate to the requirements of the brigade. He, however, felt assured that staple resources would yet be received. The thanks of the meeting were then presented to the Lord Mayor for Lis urbane and courteous conduct in the their, and the meeting separated. THE EXTRAORDINARY CHAISE BOBBEET AT BIR 111N011401 —The itirosioghate lbst, a few days ago, briefly announced the fact of an extraoriltmery robbery in that town, namely, that Mr. E. T. COl . ll chaise had been feloniously driven off from Temple-row by too men, uhile that gentleman wee buttoning his cos , preparatory to entering the vehicle. The saute p.ple ha, tune given the following explanation of the act It been asserted at alga meet ing of the Quen'e College Dialectic Society, during a debate os the force of habit, that Mr. Cotta pony could not be driven in any other direction than that in which lay the college and hi-spiial, ' Labors corpus ad satirfacirridum,' said the Profeaenr of Lew, and forthwith the lea ders of the debate adopted measure. for solving the problem. When they took advantage of the coat buttoning peocas on Saturday evening, ant drove off, leaving Mr. Can speechless with astonishment, the pony did hie beet to amble on towards Tarailiseetreet. He felled himself, however, in tote.. vigirme hands than maul, and, before ihs awakened animal knew where he was, be wee careering slung the st the rats of fear miles an hour. But when they hal arrived within a mile of L.ichtleld, the pony began to kick up hie heels net farlansly, and after smashing the dash-board sod doing other damage to the tough old fabric, he ended Ms performance by cap sizing mil, chariot, and chariotecni in a ditch by the road side. The cherioteers having unfeatened the pony's bowel, lett him end the broken-dove vihmle to their fate, and walked on to Lichfield. Neat morning found the pony to the pariah 'pound,' a martyr to ecieuce. After lying there • two days, the truth oozed out in Birmingham, end 'pound' fe e , having teen paid, and arrangements made tor repairing the, chariot, Mr. Coe goo-4-eaturodly forgave the two mem bere the Queen's College Dialectic Society, who will hare to report to their fellows the result of their ezperi west" Tux LATE MTETEIIIOI7B CAFE AT BIEMINOITAM.—•• From the report of Thunday's zractedings in the Birming ham Polka Court, it appears that Thomas Cooper and Singh Clayton, who had been routine?. d several times on the charge of being Implicated in cattier the throat of Fanny Bird, were discharged from custody. Bird herself raid ithe did not wish to pros the charge, so she did not believe the prisoners INTO , ST. MARTHCS-HALL WRUNG SCHOOL 11118I IM A l 11 ilL 'TART OLAMMIL Ne. ILIS arm vil " m a Turas lig• ali Tt. p0.1151:11.4 . .. m . *IN ro• Wai f Out u m . Poo Ike ibe Affe.....— L• do m tin IL ; • (71.01 tOR LADINO. Xs. IMp jamb. aid Mb& bus If MLA PIM Lem_. 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