The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

.-~` ../te 5 ,- ~ .. ' I CA, O • , ' EWSPAPER ZVI) j e r i-Z . Ofpre%s Iwo: ;4 C • • ssauax-a 1. Ed. Ps lei. +~-~' f /~ ~. o.- 9 i ~~Gt..-~ 'rr Aram 11. t).741 1 MANI DAIS LK, '45 assiod to- Tbe Wm en as sad , 84. le St. Pologbitre r meek is maw a has 1 0... • demand ben net year. MIS, with ▪ obligrel as ta od spot dee priem are tamp 7, bat nem °mobs, rad 494. W. tenth artist t al = itetilr , Ceylon, Ns. to I -i b k ed : usàad -.1--s t Nom %la me Wait itarlisy. do West Bares, lis. ad.; Wallow , 114.9 d- Willa lad ad Will. lad 15s. Id., Walls Heins lb. 3d., lb Rad Havana. Walla Rad Lamb lb Walls lad 17.. el. flail. ; A South Raba, End Whltirarb, . Nary*, lb.— ,:s2 ',sedated July Itt, them, althoagh 4 , a c.iatieuazicis tier adriose from la oar nisrl z aid h a ArXis f gii a Ws Nadel% eaY no dismal base. is Lbw dmesia, speoslatoes dates are excited, very all dares, diva 4sy's Pries Cur ia be quaked Ora a will alisw thus). kw bee phi eves of a sais if 1,600 buck SavailaK ea I to heals\ Se-day n , s ra taill lo a coa la poise of Immo& an moat boy eaa bs la this shilipsamale is y whits mists MN dames, but as Tee. parclissens las isculstare likewise this clam ha.* also MOOS MONS en white saw ere. bow Oas men landless aaw by a 4elays4 weer al wise 170,000 le period last year. sad, should they • the ceassigessies. ;reek of wages In I expected hem ths hie , and yet shoed kr up= the seritet. the upward move ha sernrate stack nor & 600 blcds. A • much is 7ire. per kred quit. nominal. the avnth will be leaniad is moderate b Sea, 3.1 e. to 60a., t, 10 to 106 rs.. per thine latter quarters further advanced, quote, Load" rr amt. VIM.. tine ; for pr piper. 7 & A. Yobbo Lang N. TAIL Tom ow. I. ISIL 101. 14 A 6.19 l 8/ 1 111 I.l' VI Vgl 701 16 .3 kw WI 9; T. 314 1.114 C; 1327 T 1.2 1.'461 ° 1.V4 L. LI 11.111 11.101 s&0,11 1601 ,IG ENCE. in mauls. Up t►Y raw wo ersft IWO biall lay be postroty to r► ablest of Obis Osis• —Napalm. amp's. Fslownit , , WWI colas, Oslo, sod b ▪ es•eit by ibs Moab ▪ wrib mew bralus,— cn POWs le Assisbal. dads' Saggy beetbss ...sd sod yad.d ss as t bs marble We bus estr9l4 vaarmatims. WITH. 'orb. arteg eastword. ipoaa br laargellbk L....r5..ar tar pit... 4 DEATHS. of Cot A. ODOM OA witoers•l ll4 . a• gg porn. the •OO a al. Ir. of & A. mocalows 1 i la. Um Igtee ii 0* i. a rm. !dram Obi rllid r.'. the iiriNo el J. IL Tv% Tharrer Awe. W r. Only. w wig s " wry. cwolowlmt l ,a ll = 1 .. °1110 .,M INWee" 641-• T-trt L imir..... • ..„ w a M. Oustims. •••• 1. .in et it% •• Ark anodes. ar01201... 4 ,0 r Limped. Alm& M 3. u.rd. 04-' 4 W. Amanita% Cann a. I" WIS. Of Ile. 14 1::::1 et Os Olio. IP eseat.Misair IL la& Into► 8,757.) r iovERNMENT GUARANTEE of th Pia OMPP. MUSIC. MI Co apse — yard con; totally ocZo - riToi — Tbr ;Sinew know %Waal, PALM OAS SHILLING DAr MT, Acorn 30.—Ado1oskoo cc psi-mist, 11,034; V Nowa Vim% $4B ; tarot TW" 14,632. at faDRINDISI -as aritnaler; _.. simply ernaineated, IbrAltlag Wenner ems him - set of tbi• descriptios. Owe henhatio are al. moat worm. One we noticed Wel _ thented with a blue and with • drab MISS Ili limo tap, and tint•hed by • dr•b and Ike 1 ea- Mem orsarneated the Weide. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1858. SPORTING. lb . 1an.4•14 - I old Polo' . . br f I f dim M, Ilb els to Aunforthus Yip Tua Isexhaeale PLAY' (Headley) of 60 son. for 3-yr-olds sad upwards ; say number of home the property of the setae owner mey rat for this plate ; may whiner of a nos of the vela@ of 100 son after the weights are declared (Aquas 24, at sine, am.), to any 41b ; of 200 move, 71b extra. Oa rouad. (12 subs. Age 61 Ib AN it lb -.,..-....... Princes . . 4 ..... . 3 1 6 liasubbeta.-. ha 111/DIIITZT Bmxu of 60 sews., added M a . iissuboap off rms. each, 2 ft, for horns of all ages ,• the owner of the second home to save his stake. About three-quarters of a mils.—To close on the evening of the Int rsort-day, before seveno'olcck. The weights to appear by ales o'clock the sat morntag. _ _ TSB 87arNO ST 11.6 of 30 soya., added to • Sweepstakes of 3 says. etch; two-yr-olde, Est 1216; three, Bst 121 b ; four, 9at nib ; Are sad upwards, 10st 2lb ; msres sad geldings allowed 611; a winner of 60 sore. in 1816, 61b extra; the vinar to be sold for 1001. ; if entered to be sold for 761., allowed 611; if for 601., 1016; if for 401., 161 b; If for 301., 211 b; If Ibr 201. 281 b; the winner to be sold by auction. One sells.—To alone before saves o'clock on the evening of the Ant rate-day. - - - ---•- • %A To Ma ali•11 411111 firms -..._ - • - se-Sertse ma the etermillesed yew eme p as am a r ow dap BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL TATTERSALL'S.-MoNDST. o ft isstesse is seises's' ilishi 1 km made metal Is. w i n ko Worn. se Ind thet nle s e et•dity nensees/4111w frame ova owe coaasseisenearr.) Owiag to muttor- attractions very few members put Is en wt - -ty Ito SUM threemeen•-Teur assure err etetuaollllll. - Lemen. &lON 31. MIL BIRMINGHAM, Mottnor Mem Imo. appearance, sad as • matter of course, no great amount of The Festival commences to-morrow morning, bat sPesulatioa took place on future events. During the tarty V ----- ICRLAND ROITTE.-WRELLY COMIC- a few particular respecting the preliminary arrange- = ar e& l e to s tr ° o•Llv F 7ol l°gad "wm" backed v beime r ihs Si. 111CATMS be le aft Aiiito Appe-wh o meats and prospects of this, the greatest of all the ia aa , be , aboa i - i i ia ; 7 ',:e f o ur 2 . um laighaet being 51 Lyres re AL e ta DAL el. p ate l 3ATelgn English provincial musical meeting. , may be of 1101120 the doss. • 4 to 1 would have been taken about Toxophilite. B . o7: se k _piope...Atimi,___ I lrime d ia7itlireatier. interest to your musical readers. Gildsmen woe frequently inquired after, and 20 "peel.." ....~ ea167 ,,,........ r . , L .„,,,,, Tie all T y he an ß d ir , :s it ingh t anL t F e eati p v t al ion h f a t:r more re he th ld teitenni. hree th w:etg7 ones about her. Nothing whatever was dose on an i woo preiree nm =ll=mrs ears. la k n e w quarters of a century ; the whole of its proce e d s hay- ST. LEGER. 8m ten f institution the importance of which may be cell- :e VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM - 7to 2 - Lan Derby's Totophilits (t 4 ree to ly) 1) Mlle LINIL mated from the fact that from 1779, the year of its 100 to 6 - Mr. 8. W i lli ams ' s K n i g ht o f K an • mum MAIL 'TRANI , ' bow eleatimens ere esta bli s h ment, down to 1837, it his afforded relief to 18 to 1 - Mr. J. Sondes Longrange (1) wMe root 2o to 1 - Admiral Haroonas Gildermne (1 k off) es vassainimr, wows times. Les m a G m mo t nearly half a million of patients. Daring the last ; ms azar , cr i th a osztAxas. asmAinie year alone the number of patients admitted was q, dim art Les beremem ; end th. oatgL p oem , 19,043, of whom 2,525 were received into the hones. LICHFIELD RACES.-MONDAY. ti ;co dm% &Mr - .. ......als *as aairraW The benefits afforded by the hospital, moreover, are Corsz..uns Hamner?. Mils saes a half. TANDICILIIILT . -al -: not to be measured by the mere number of patients, 11. 3 ,1 . 111.....3 la b s se ....... ............. ............ 1 3 rani 1u ia1 ia ..... 1kT ........ ..... ....:: .1 f ora large proportion of them belong to a class on Kamer , - p - t, 4 II ! „ et!_ne s *Oak . ....... .......... II whose labour whole families depend. With the s re. Tee eta • • ..... •••••••-• 4 Wen bi it . iiii. VANPIIIO4II.T Inas. e mem we ft* MS increase in the population of this town 8 rtreolusitias 8-rsxas or 60 Soy., Two stiles. SawaiTeZ, strghi al agileiganta i i and its neighbourhood, the demands on this mesons 3 irk 44 Litb • re= I 3 wa. te Lb • and AIM Mad den. Al great charity are constantly increasing ; and, Iby flriaa Dessirea-Oale S lose 4.146 ..... _Meeker 3 weewieheieneheg 4W pewsiney cell it mein* flew ' I:2 o Neolillpoiewww....ww m. ow , •••••; 1 21120 I v•- -- W W I ' it • as r various Noterees-of which tledi tsionend Alltirllla Testismeenia." imiLlab lemon, ise. bet am 11 V •'.. • , 1%,.. ia,,,-- form the chief-its expenditure considerably excee d s MM. sod WM by • Isegth. the amount of its income, in a manner which creates CILOSPASIEN !Tante, for 2-yr-olde. Half a Woe. • . • - - - Ih n e m e ma nian , a „, •••••• - s TRUE Is BMW YORK DIRECT, aad the ing usefulness. fo giv e an idea of the extent to anion Sill ..n. 3 4 *Aria l" . t • •Tritilt V. I Zara! which the General Hosp ital ham been benefited by the sae ika rt i . e . ......... ........... .-.. . : .... .. ... -.... we saw essasesse Musical Festival, I may mention that the meeting of Osselts.- r . --....-&-• ........ ------- eellrOuL is it TO re : • Win ...ti men leesdan c T it t_ lw or_ei ' • tiniod . ;'"4=: ..1‘ k 1646 gave the hospital 5,3081. ; the meeting of 1849, • . Sianzie Mairsaaay. Gee nib. awl or 11:11 1 1110IMIL .•• - • • Welerimlitt 1,4481. ; the meeting of 1862, 4,7041. ; •and the meet- Welleseditai lag of 1856, 4,0911. Out of this last am about •••-• ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... .. - ...... -i .r .......•••• .... • .... 6411 ” -moill =le= si-ow s• - -- 0 . 1,0001. waspaid for decorating the Town-hall and re- ' .... ""' ...... "'"'"--- .............. """' ' Pen= 6 . lll2 =l"Zra boi ., „ go ism , puns - a f ses the organ : so that from the last four testi- --7-**--..:** Vti;fi Inbn'i: ... yak the General Hospital has been benefited to ~ i munde ". n a r A s a ca c il ' i mincma l " ir r inciai L in o:= . as airmit of 15,7604 The present festival pro- T aill " 3l/1 PIA "' 1 ... ••• ••" - - ••" - ............................ •"• ...... ; anal to lbe es productive u any of its) precursors. ...............-- s None of then bays excelled it in the interest aa -; . 66E- Tyiii• • .................. B i, ' RTNIOPTIT wos ~. win. .__ _or olPhodlid STEAM of its steles! selection : including, as it v iese lr :aci a m e ig e f a h ° ma , li Trj o rilWal e 7= e "rim em fair =:1 does, The Mania ; !Walt, an oratorio now - sew nem. Mai a. MIMI , eleser dm twee en second as Th e Messiah in the mama- ASCOT MILITARY MEETING.-MOWDAY. I r" trezzeorst im s jen emeintedl be Mee annenesee yea et ma HMI, milk as ram s English public ; Mendelasohn's Tax lamws,v PLATZ Mb son. mob, 3R. T.Y.C. niresiw il. llo Ma ser U. butatifel sacred cantata, Lauclo Bion ; Costa's Eli, n a pe* gmw LIM Gina* by ke Nenerer, mi. the 1M gil l W ma Mame poser. sk • SO triumphantly produced at the last festival; 10.04.11nal 1 Omen ?be Ilkossw. 4 ra.104 101 b. ...... ...Maori 3 LOS sm. Illibie.j=, Ost. Ica NM* 4no We 71b ....... , .... ii (l . 3 I • rely Leslie's new oratorio, Judith, which promisee to capwAs Ostale I b .4 em 104111b..........(74. 4 ii . ma _ iCalmil - E: • give our young countryman a place • among the to. thothrtotor ire D m .. W : iel 11% lialk____.. 7 .11 w e: $ . : great masters; and, lastly, Hand moat exquisite M/Wlng :3Ps ea Lees Omni, Vriii • iiiiiali reesase IL,. '''.a.._-__ ____•••• i z pastoral drama, dui and Galalaa with its orchestral mad maa 3 1' twisty MIS% thIP .4k.. passed lb. put • ••••towneiroiew seer, enriched by the skilful Land of Costa. Nor P' l Ma Ten Caano a, flesseseek. sf 6 ewe wo ith 16 endel, to OLD FIELDS of BRITISH COLUMBIA, has this festival been surpassed in the grandeur of kw iiea e a 47 164, nue. (6 k erb) le voNOMTIIIIII ISLAND 43•1140/. ead the ONITID its arrangements . There is a magnificent array of s labor . KiriZl= ' Mem est ehmeees. . ere Ss menew IN jilAls• nu yowl talent, t h e pr i nc i pa l s t ern b e i ng m a d ame Mair p =lbs tambir....... ........... 1 3 OR das SA se ar LADY SOLI you km...... .....•...... ......... .Marmate yew 3 i en ere Ma Id :do by ship IL MOMS. AV. CUM Novell°, Mdile. Balfe, Madame Castanet', Mr. user ir r ........ • ....... • .... • • ..... 1/Ir. llareboal 4 ea WI arid * km ester Noe. ,--Ter t r tsnoa a t r i a rm7; Madame Albool. Miss Dolby, Madame Viardot Mr ' 14444aw a dims (Sr. 0.0,..) 5 Ti. Gamin linswav Cer el 100 ems. witted to a ..... .... m . 1 b 1 .... 1 ".. 11 ".. ir lIt z w5 ...... i . lamaidl um m= Garcia, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Maoism Smith, Signer minnaannans az mi on. ince, 6 fa; Or mu; sad a h a t ...I Tamberlik Signor Monooni, Mr. Weiss, and Signor ( 14 ea u.) gl re gc22lll3l r Mag.g h ." Zhas i".7ll . 7 = Belled. The instrumental band (all distingaished ram Won ner e. l7 . :a d oca. 14 git i . l" . *b .. ; i iii"t a i. or i= 1 metropolitan players) consists of 66 violins, 20 ' niz i oses„seekithitiiti ... ..... MinpLelkdord 3 CONDON and NANTES LINE or inmucias violas, 36 violoncellos and basses, 4 flutes, 4 oboes, also ria:-Rialto,,Waltantown, Flnaletone, 4 clarinets, 4 bassoons, 2 trumpets, 3 tronaboses. - lal B BAS I I. n 1 eget Theory, 3to 1 each sg.t Niffolloof zi c o„iC r i.....l a farai., N . l .l 4 6.l' . 11 6. 111.1211.3174 . 2 ".. i fa . d ,..., 7111 :t ik a with ophicleide, serpents, drums, and harps, swil Tom, 7 to 1 mob most Orson alal WIMOII4OWIL. be liar Tear* eve by le.,.Dordesm.e.. amounting in all to 142 ; the chorus is MM. swa m o w e t i ts „ ma i m to il k . t am A m@ h e was et est er ma Ler 71.11ITYINTINA posed of 80 sopranos, 25 contraltos ((emale), hest bnaq . lea r tb• ahead of hi. opponents, bat it this peat - - . 68 altos (male), 80 tenors, and 83 banes 1 he "belts! ' up ilis New Mile, and Theory took the lead 328 in all ; so that the entire vocal and instrumental God raw hew sa VW winner hl four lengths, three lengths i t ATERFORD LIXIIRICL, and SOUTH of orches tra - five hundred __ r between the mese sad third, Wsherieown was a bad fourth, SUMAS!, °AMT , ft ire art ISM SO comprises near r et.oratens. am plasmas .. .60 eel u p lawa, „ maid k wit be. Mooed !Men Merrie r =Oren - Wawa The prospects of the festival are brilliant. The de- Marne cf by son. h ft. Half • nib. nen Wales Illatemea. tie w • Lanadal • wal mend for tickets for the Messiah is unprecedented ; maw ese%tx_iis_Sr reamer. Ls ion Marsh. PM 1 newnenas Mlex i lateat ai rre • a b r ir eb• Hamm Ina HA lab (Omen I all Ufa Er Orgtl4 JO:m WM no and for the other performances .as greet as . on owy - - - i f t W il lawn , 4 a = t 7,6 Al i., who wt . h y a width sad a t e a caw ssasie=_. _. sed win aa so o former occasion. The town te expected . to be eirDiaer PLATE of 60 ems. Or 1•04. 0. I • d ' la aw. 4 ,1 Ado lf . •••m ware 8X I=4. crowded with visitors from all parts of the ktngdous. Yr. leine n rew. by nweeyer,_e eni. IlL i etd. 10 I This day is occupied with the important business timed • soar, 4 yrs. on ma ..... .. o The lona also rat :-Little To m, • Violet Peas, of rehnaeal. The whole tuneful host wag mustered me g Li s , QIIDOMendNORTII WESTERN RAILWAY. ari under aroma by sine e'en& this morning, wider seems : Ben re Elyedlow 6to 2 apt Novena, 3to 1 era Nanc e to natal. al Pr t h, ophanonnny sed Marshal Costa's baton of commaud. They have slot Lk. we very erg by • 114* 06 e wham were end, MANCH W tbs. mem cabs OTINND far rammer ea ma Aber Wa 9B B 9O •T. lee be Itnember,lSlL ben priaci re = d ocupiod with Leslie's Judith, which ssatsna• MATCH, 60 son., kR. Catch widghts. T.Y.C. net tille sed Woe my bend ea nmeinas to tble ...... 1.-- weagli se. he Mr. t r atot u p hill. has been with great care •; thouah it was ma m incacce = rm (Mr. Oftrigi 1 Omend UMW SU www, Ina somewhat mewed by the absence of r. Sims It i llreces liar. Brno I Bettor/ • 4 to 1 oa Mena, who woe by a dime lengths. . Reeves and Mr. Montero Smith-an absence which, -tin- . BITTING ON THE COMM. I ' "11111 ANA11 :2 11 2.... C ". / 117 .... 8 EPit s , ; :i I hops, will be satisfactorily accounted for. Madame sT. LEGER. elibb air s er tPe.W ; I " arm ""` Viardot Garcia, Madame Castellon, and Signor 7to 2 apt Fitz Roland (I) .I••• .. 1."1".... "Wig". ".." =... ll " Sahla a. Bellatti, however, were at their posts, and showed 7 to 2 - Tosophilits (o ff ) . •. me Polska Mis ta-De. Bto 1 - The Hadji (t) ' a fainmee eat tae no=rtegeat ea. eon Doe the utmost zeal for the seems of the festival. There see Me Seas/Mesa the melee et Mem ls another rehearsal at six this evening. And, to- 13 to 1 - Nubians (I freely) 20 to 1 - Oildermint (t) DS. 1011EZT SOWN ON INDION/TION. narrow morning, the festival will be opened with 60 to 1 - Forornmer (I) •t• Str• t.••••• moo 5. hl. rtftseeth holden Elijah. :VOUS DISEASES, LIVER and STOMACH PROGRAMME OP DERBY SUMMER RACES. comrialynt L.. ••••• ems' ftstaity, sad Deem. TO-MORROW. mu claws , one NEMO 41( M arse' HlENiaa. by M. UM? LISHIONB POE SEPTEMBER. .. N.D. Ti. TRADSIII4IIII . III PLATS of 100 save , added to • Han- 'Tie o • dem as/ mad "-Timm Nifell; MI dicap Soreoptiskos ati 16 ems. each. 10 ft, and S only if de- /km.4Sb OMEN* %HOW sass ea ea. Os /ene of the (Free Le Pollee) eland. The wiser deny nos of the vertu of 100 ems., 1. 1:17 . e c t =seed mad le be bad KO beelseller• We have pulped the season for the production of teetetlas Ms ova stake , between the day of (Waring the say decided sanity is the torn of lades' &uses ; the prim- vole" (Aug. 10, as 9 Lai sad th° time of miming (both days inolneive), 4n,; of eon., 711) ; and of 600 sous. or lOROZ HOBSON bens to call the attention clod variety sow is la the sonseres. Favour ia now very I a y mem, 1016 sutra; the sewed horse to oars his stake. Three , de ewer. altswereggifTlNNAJaiIrUSSILS. - hanin to start, or therblie metsey will not be added. Two .Maio laps the latter may be considered to have the preference. ream (19 sabs.,lo whom doolsred.) baba. MUM R. ward imaisibed on (Wiles are scarcely assn. Many skirts ale trimmed en 81 . 8 .,.. 8 ., ab ~z ).: 7-A a . ta d l b t Th , whia ...... An . 3 a, 12 1 Agars SPECTACLES , the cheapest and teblier with peseementerie; others with bow s of ribbon, but M_Liedit 4 7 5 Pews M. --- 4 4 1 . 4 0 0 liesertres 3 411 ha. at gabiba mamma ter wewevise Se nes row "al fsa Igehe an" are worn. TO° latter are spokes si se .. linii in itibM S I I Omenetor...... ....... . S 410 istap,.esomed a l termks er mat 41•••••••• lad to be Is vogue daring the winter . 3 & lb% ele to •1144.• y g MK.' bat say nor 61 171 . diiiiitins.D Sean= of 60 sore. (given by the sl asii .. - .V . =a rem Its mu* to r amm , *tare an this point is at present premature. The bodies Lag a w.tha Dw i a c b ..... I wed te a Sweepstakes via mz a ng r. e , POO 1301-THOS. HARRIS al Mem an very much trimmed. The flounces of dik sit 11 each, n ft, 1.2. , colts, Pet 101 b ; 6111. • Iggedie lie Mein nem= *Mee the gym wed Imam defter are also ornamented with ribbons, blonde ruches, or sad geldings, Set 7lb ; her ria7:o started daring the yen velvet. We have men on some silk dresses and those of 1969 , wawa bawblif was eV to the day ad ebbeleaff, if twist' Sib; three or more, 71b ; a wiener of say AM= VISITING the BEA-SIDE, Tourists, thin textures two deep 11 maces arranged in • large fl dplait •11 . 222 2-yr stake ( es) to carry 61b, and if of ter eabilte2aseet s ka sembles ray. of this ma betimes two small ones, and then • plain space left between th . y a m 08 , No sem i c rim e ; the ~,,,,..8 h ee e to save ---• m sin. Sol opinemeo d auwLester TEO awl natelialog Oa the nosed elds. l as al m a the sat Me el plait.. Suntetimee • great number of am- his maks. Three-qmertere of • mile. Cby the Nob- leness mil maselem, e sssYe in best sr end nem row Bond flounces are wore. Sleeves are also made in va- Despatch, Yellow Rose Nell 0 erTann Osepard. fl/ Wind- laglalm OS Plain Nal III4 11l D 1 , .11111 MlMldli SW rkaa SWUM Jockeys are almost indispensable, especially bound - Callalda. Inliffalnea O a th 413 ' Vigo. w in d fall , ape mimed yes .• AM la awehasped' s/44 Noweedle, Heir-at-Law, Romeay, c by Flat- wow when • pawns is worn over the dress. The bell-shape er rem IS iamb. ip _velem inceeehaer-=Zeies s z abs io 10 1 b ex), Spratton„ Raspberry is. eil mak 4.1. pw ...Ma :- wer a d e r 2 =47 sleeve without plaits-the pagoda with large plaits-sod (gib p g ), (Feld). ere ea the epw. med ° = •• •••men. "A. Serer a 'la lel st, d a m 4M4 et that o om ewow t wo ., ow ao Moves compoota of one or more large puffs end Uniahed by Tin IMBIIIIIIIIr PLATE (a Mareary Headley, for 2-yr- awl kri • ruche, an all in fevour. olds) of 6 son. seek, 3 ft, with 40 added ; any whew eft , the weights en Snivel (August 24, at 9 a.:2 L to carry 61b Coloured muslin dresses are often mode with low bodies, „ dm About deleeimeeee of a mile. 08 ) : : AR.- P 1114064 by Repel UN= pawed Ila verge, accompanied by a ribbon band with se lb st I) name et ere ten or toe Inn et rste ' Writ ih rone,,,,_,_ !wawa..._ _aeon et rieneee, we bag ends, fastened in frost by • buckle. The &tutors ...I t 0 Jai: lmm e i ,,,,6, - .7irra,="•• ee• an sometimes p at on is a waved instead of • straight line. Ne w • ...... ••••••••••• : i l l Wire •lt Jolla aro WM . Ir. Za ~Oa& MI idielh/ .. areloasllll Wow ar Um Thin white molls /mem either nebraidered or plain, are N '''''''''''' ..... t i enr.i.d. INNNIS ''''''.."."• : 1, robot Ur V5: 2 47 .2 a 22 p 0 0k. 12.2 bilM go2 ss erns 222b222 2.21 =...." loath 1,0111. r&Osaa•MfArleirif7: a 1 Ur 1/IM/iiiiiif .1 :11* . 1.1411110 goo ilialan Noting of MUM: White *rem, either plata or with solonrad ski Ii ad ••• 7 7 Loden rst try amio'nitW::l‘;: ' 4 AO ONINOIPIOINNINI7.IO re 1een*........... ..... aIN 1 111 1= d r•alliMi% MY MIS al eke nna. very pretty for monied drams. These robes may te ' 7 4 are 4 4 111 ne ken MEMO M.% Tipagar Mg, 1. gee s ox with good effect by bouillon., used frith ribbon the seam ()mimi c* • •'" r t Swale d issee et en.o am et ell mentilk - w colour se the stripes is the dress. Item Se Met Mee MOM ifter as sepeope.-Wie e a At ow ay t he kw t oat t h e g wan , wow .. „ J „ ; . 1 ,. ~,, Ti. Mamas PLAID of 30 ams., added to a ' l-4 flisik- hoor•,, bas - c ....- "..___, p." ..,„..-- - d ,,,,,,, -- a-4 - - meien ~,yrth7 00000 ---- ;•7 4 . -1 •' .... el 6 son. saes; fee bones that anew won wasp ew = ak ro " or v "mg • rim icier L - 0...., - ; - A.... to t h o 1 5 ... -.....- ._ L .... *vs. at my anti Mee review SI Ms ernes; 3-yr olds, 7e 41b; i . . , . • = ow. ad ;;;; wil -- .,,, ml easeiga sann ibf , 7,..,.. 4 : he ot Is l ts - y t : voryi alia g e alo ,Z ucth - " i ii f.terids ••••• • ,,,Zw adil : Ity, o 3o t t ii.g. Sib ; di:mot tle he a l! bin. ; siz enil bs sgod, sts 9 r e ted i 31b. )(mea nt,. t traiwe eh., Tar without wieshig 60 woe. at oes new sliol o r n erl Slb; match the drew. Than of whits multiage are not wen with -.me. or m en, dm ow Mlle. -To this en ths mi g gig coloured dresses; later he the season it will be made in mime, hid -- ;;T phig, e 7 seven ed.}, . 0 11111aaTIC Elzacuess FOR Till BUS COAT *6414 6 ,„... *** igisk silk, sad th an ' of comae , ma y aaaaaa9l9 Y Tut Dr.mwesr drowns of 30 sow, dried to a Sweep- . te.-A am neenaidem Mt the minims at Ckmaem ill ib o - b ento m will be also much worm this autumn. Al- Mabee of 6 son. mob ; 2 -yr-olds. 7st ; three, Bet 121 6 ; four, • • ad begirt Won emphisit, and mewls= of lie meet 9st 81b ; Eve, six, sad aged, 9.4 121 b. The winner to be void • •ved sa g - h oo d e dd i t o h twocto .„. eane a , die Mak." MA,. though • little shaved, sad, ors thick, improved, the hood for 200 eon. ; but Valera to be sold for 160. allowed 4lb ; la bows ep he Wight both at Hertfoed and se as mina win 4.44 ha " gaits au **** " in I " " 4** " l "'P e ' "In' if for 100, 81b ; if foe 75, 12lb ; If foe 60, 16Ib ; if tor 30, is gi aer p ee . t h o rwidowy omit . Dow donut It emcee greedy end am agreeable for the wearer. 21Ik ; if for 20, 28Th ; the winner to be sold by motion. hie Royal Mo an . a me , we nee whew& It will also he sets without seams on the shoulders. About three-quarters of a mile. To close on the evening mash &Daisy foe tho nelnakm of Om Already we am nen ifiresen ef warmer materials wore in --- before running, by 'seen o'clock. alemain le If . ma MaNdmiump, in all h = g a m e the enningpsmeasths si the am side, such as reps, poplins, setieneg Wen she ei • regular "Win et ag * We 1/1 * If* walla 'MEWL A Willa " at t•iIiUVAIDAT. e lewd mla ash walk. The *Mom re e• - E-- 11 7 = WI III " 1.114 " 44 • Ti..TYE CHATSWORTH STAMM co 4 60 sows, elm by Ids enema riffs ef Ohnst's Ibiblid hr bon seestalty lid It said that in large wino. sad very bright Grace the Dolma Devoesbire, Wed to 4 Handicap Swirer- sa d mime d w ia a id em i neemmeee www $ wo4 askurs, will be key nehionable next winter. stakes of 10 soma. eseh t li T ft si. eod a 8 only if &elm& The w o wawa mow , ke she pwrw weeded. omw Among the sweat Roblarlala, we have mu c h dried Om winner dam nos ef the 100 son., including hi. Whips Os blab of the kirk has the sans appearance se the quilted lining of • own Make, between dee day a deelmi°ll the wei g ht. a ' a ir maa al the PI" hal sadi ; F lask ;itls of tw• ooteirs--for example, whim Used with 10. ae 9 ILIL) , add lb. el of smug (both days M- in Mb Illosobbly iimmed mid pilled, tho nano- than k Mae lissd with meld , . white with p i nk, av lac& ve) to 411; et 200 era or more, 71b extra. The Nike samnatve seeseelehma hoeing been peieselerly a s " - elm° . . 8 Plats at this mewing b. with plaid. For • Mite bet we thi n k this st=go wami winner of the gto carry um lam Haftlin.-.Theak Rama we here thing that has yet "wed. Th. black .61 1011) extra, is addition to any other penalty to which he may Mob. handwow dreams gown, sad would even be piny be liable; tho monad horn to save his stake. Three horses blem s • with elan= weeelme-dis noshes sad f e y en ast a basset to stmt., arty public mousy will sot he added. Gas mile 199_,, „5eiame.._11.911. Ilit Clalle_. an Seld. albelede.a._. _ sad A very haociaosou mew Merin for drawee. Ike., is aimed- sad • IPlortss- (16 who, 3 of whom ditalsof.) 981 "11 WHOM 11 .7= 6 . 6 .._ ooo ' fared plaid velvet with bract black velvet stripes. Pacer ~,..,,,,.....,ala I let .. A r ' ? . The i m ! asp b bombe le lbe mi- msteria., niches, and reoffered ribbons are also we* wed ow - wie - - - --- 4 - 7 li - erely b it ale Ins" . $ Maell....leitlivfp Is be pawl fee MN OM. IMPS the iso , h. tym e d nde . Lard Admen 47 • . S d " ... ........, al Is •,lli dad arm* fsionladad da Lace is the favourite trimming for muslin drams; fee • Mr* . I 411 1 1211 • 4 =. .3 . "•'• re.. alereaaed allt elMea daa( liberal.' spy bridal dress this is sow the moat fashionable. A Wine n o or.l44tra tear :: 1 : 7)1 =,: h % I I ; ble w h i ch I'll him Is hs massmi with emarlT them, with &mere; wriemenead Maier with points Tees 3tr•31411.111 STAIRS (Headlamp) of 60 son., added t the pawn bevy isiaaa,,-Chwa .Tawrou. d' Alencon. d'Arjnentos, or de Venters. ACIONtiONIII the a Sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 3 ft, for 2-yr-olds; the win- Tbol Oren of I%nall-la S rot-clam one-was on them hei Smarms trimmed with lees; at others, the skirt tar of the Nursery Markup os the Out day to carry nib; •10••• •of prune, civil , r enro l ee ', sad th o is termer dicidarlt or horizontally with rows of the second, Sib extra; the Mem of any Me ow ow, C0....."e limas open. The gaols of Tale, Stersoway, lace, le taste. hem lone orlternette are wont- weights are declared (Antra 24, at 9 a.m.), to terry Illb .. i ain she mid to Is 'Opt]. -410ndons Bread. ponied by very narrow tame niches, and riches of extra, but this penalty not to be in addition to the extra hug is THI m ai , .Yesterday ammo= a tulle. The body le merle high and full, with a broad Haight to be incurred r the Nursery Handicap. Straight .... M. MOWS mesh, louteticsee 'potted with Aver. ran in, about half a mile. "" subs.) 1.18 ea1 0.,... 44 Ilh •._ _.____ 11441419 " heitifing W "". "____ .• ••• Chimeric, trimmings are also teach in vogue. A et lb ot '•••••; __ o w' a'aUwaY o ~.__._ _. des a. and ,__,....atber wana w ,,,_a , With respect to bonnets, rice strew still holds the first 1.., lessisa . 8 5 etweemem Oh t. - ......1at ame ei suientwen • ••Yerd. M'aartem__,,_ ~_. a. place as a dress bonnet; and yet, certainly, the principal ' 713 Ilrovlarlas bouli- rtes.a , 62l. la 11 :2 1 1 a , l2 • ll _._derY_„"aa„.... ___..... 5.. _ 4 ••••• ••__,,/a l2 art is mating It such is the choice mad armegetnest si =ll7rU si s amedan- Demon I eted, f ia - w""'""' a'w www. we twa 'reaa'..t,:',: the trirernieg ; for, when simo:y eniesented, wahlog am iwz.Lsw NAVAL AND MILIZARY. ADICII4LTY, AUGUST 30. —APPOINTYIII26. Beaseee F.,Bloole.te Abe VeLmeeme,leafeedierliamiateeet-, Mrl i tt e rzit 8. 13.Wallia, to theWelkstsy, 71, goad ship of md, Y ChstAars ; and J. B. pick 0861), to the Chatham rtfdo. of Mamie. Clerk P. 0. Y. Piers le the Crary, 80, strew steam goard-ahle al Avocet 111.—WEIWIN.Issa A. H. Bally to the Arno, 6, palMe-mbeel eteme-dbap, St Bheseeme. Aatleg Mem A. Itimt erd R. 8. Ihaahaa, to the ilbilt io l2l, wear at Davoeport. H. K. Onsammery, E. W. Bthiay, J. D. D. F A. Itazgat, saint T. D. V. Bader, to the Royal Albert ; G. tied J. H. Melee" to the Cow, 60, strew slew -ahip, ortemouth. Naval Cadet L. 13. Wietiode, to the Caesar. WOOLWICH, AUGUST 30. The Princes Alice, steam reseed, is ordered to leave the herboarto-reamew stenieg for Ormond, with several adorn of he shipwright deperteaeat to be in readi item to moist is for the disembarkation of her Majesty at theßoyel larreoe Pier, as It Is expected that the royal yacht wit leave Antwerp direct kr Gomm's& The Right How. Sir John Paington, the First Lard al the Admiral, left Peoubmbe, on Saturday, for Ma seek err Manorial, after oenspleniog his annual official our al isipmeics. The Right Hos. H. T. L. Carry, Y.P. left kr Scotland alter the launch of the Windsor Gads, on • tour of visite in d. Rear-Admiral Wlne also left Pembroke for BoaWel Captain the Hoe. J. H. Drtunosted and Leal oke. Loraine, ALT., eine le town ea Smartiey evenbg hone Pembr OPEMATIOIS AT CHATnalf.—The of tlw Boyd sad lase India Oisepears at sad tEka= Lastr a lsp ramm ehistio c : man ia a dimumw.w ierles model Tw eisco mn. egieselene. pripealkas kw whisk bars bees soft kris= time past, esaelised alike explosion derail Wass. bw wil=eserital amps of ganywder the distraction sad othiraeoss faddist to the Meek sad .B =els ieranity teem, *imbibe of Ike heaps slits Ike sad alio thorned the Royal toMeg pan a the stark sad deism Than Wit r t ensial ealingesat St St. Marys Creek ler ths of elsewleg the. ato& of destroptag inbawriae the ensoval ot waste, &0., is eddition to which erre & " " were exploded dating the opsratlor of the der. The emeaander-ksohlif was expected op to the bet, but to the disappointment of ibeesands his royal Ingham was unable to be present. BB Joke Burgoyne, bower, attended by a brilliant eta, arrived at Chatham fai the operadoas. li the coarse ef o=ther wart or so all the Mid works will be Mad In sal lurid ovar till sorts siege le planned for next ism. - ItIND•NZARTISD ACT OF Alf OFFICIA.—" A n zo4W: whaeldsg him IP put, =baz a ..- 1 thumps , Misted r' thet he 11116..... coked Os the arkkokZrl:a . krak Myr the batik , .dj.Mid is tab paikka, owl kr litti band aka novel ca. THE INDIAN AND AUR The Hindoeten was five days behind her time in reaching Baes with the Clkatte and China mails. The Indus, with the heavy portion of those mails, is not impeded to arrive in England him the Bth proximo. The Cadiz, with the Bombay mail, arrived at Saes • day before her time. The hooey portion of her mall may be expected home on the 9th proximo. The Emu, with the Australian mail, arrived at Sum two days after her time. The heavy portion of those mile may therefore be expected in England about the Bth proximo. The India packet Colombo, which was dies on the 11th, has not yet arrived home. It has best already Meted lint the Beams was mat in elan* of her. The BMWS/ Mid in at Vigo, and found that the Colombo had PM 1.11 them The farmer than steamed out again after the later, bat missed her, and arrived at Ply mouth sa essiaday. Than she learnt that the Cokutles had pat back again to Vigo. The IMeares therelinte Meted fer Vigo the ascend time immediately. The Colomboand the Bowes will most probably arrive home at the latter and of this week. The delay of the Colombo shows Ina striking manner the want qf a telegraphic mammies- Ma with Gibraltar. That atearaer mind at the taws poet on the 14th Inst. broken down. Now If that fact could have been telegraphed to England the Colombo might have re mained at Gibraltar, and a steamer could have bees seat from Southampton in four days and hum on baud the India and China presengore and aim, and brougbt them is Le land by the lard inst. For want of that tetegraphis commu nication the passengers have to be maintained at sea for early a fortnight, and have been put meet probably to the greatest inooovenienon and lode, and their friends am waiting shout for them at the Bout Mame= hotel. Great Ms may be Moaned also by the delay of the landing of the cargo. At is quite possible submarine that a bmarine cable from the Lend. End to Gibraltar might have saved In the case of the Cokunto alone a sum of several thousend pounds sterling. TUE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT WORTHING.— WORTEINO, MOWDAT litretrtiro.—After a continued and mienterearsh at ma and en shore since Thunder afternoon, the body of the missies youth, Richard Tort Smith, aged 9, the fifth wko was drowned out of six of Mr. Smith's chil dren, all younger than the present dammed on board the boat, was hand this forenoon. It was thrown up on the beech, under a deep groyne, near • small breakwater at the ease end of the town, and seemed to have only recently rolled In. Thus it had bees washing about in the sea them days and four nights, and had travelled eastwards from the spot where the catastrophe happened three mike or mom. The body having been identified, was, after a communication with the 00f0011t, removed under his authority, and conveyed to Greenwich foe burial with the hale brothers and sisters, who wire taken thither on Saturday at the same time that C. Jackson and the Torn were eonnyed to London. The fami nes of Mr. Ton and Mr. Smith have left Worthies for their beam. The halm of this melancholy event is now compiees. • THE WORTHING CATASTROPHE.—The poor man Blain sad hie wife, who lost their lives, have hit two children, ass aged five, the ether two, wholly noprovided for. It is to them helpless orphans true philanthropy ahead direct Its aid. fll) 'apathy on their behalf would end a ready Impasse, and we have reason to hops that the fob* eaggestices made by the Rev. W. Read, the minister of Ms Chapel of Eute, in s sermon preached by him on the ocasidoe, oa Sunday morning, will instigate a movement in that way. We are enabled to state that Mr. Ton hut, with greet eeeeidaration, which could scarcely have been expected la rM midst of his severs bereavement, directed that every core cameleer! is MOWS' and arieting in the teoovve.rryy tithe .s* ors should be properly paid for the services esadered by them.-Breasz Espres, COOLIE ERIGRATION.—The government have tossed Modem for a .hip to convey coolie emfgraata from Trinidad to the Bast lodine. The vessel must be at Trinidad act later than the 30th of October nett for the purpose of mellivieLber SAW( freyht-210 adult passengers, or more abosid be capable tarrying them. In order to guard spinet eitineee on a tropical voyage the vessel will be deed ap with ea, of Dr. Normanby's apparatuses for filtering freak water from ma water, sad will ales carry Dibble's patent ventilator. [Advertisement.]—Hou.owav's Pam—Live:l Coaramen.—The ibises of time lasomonble Os em bib WM data met elf Use 6.111.44 meld Air= a imit qg the seamil to teedreelation. teen ere taw wawa tete sir armee bet ase avedakf t.6 =l4 e d 411ries the ateleeis Mee an an Tel mimes rye cl . l•2=ef o r t Mlaile t a trt a mmm a r= 4 i t ... ? 51 674.7... t• maw Is wood tram ibe era reetsisme eiterai , tot rel.M.g the IMPoresiss bus. maret..o. sad *Mid Om to tie assmi. ilmw wawa MP BoasSone, CBUBCZ CAMBIRWALL. Yesterday morning, a Court of Petty Session was held at the National liebool-bouse, Church-reed, Camber well, to enable the magistrates to hear a barge number of summonses which have been taken out against the parishioners for the son-payment of ehurch-rates. The were Mr. W. Roberts mad Mr. J. H. g r a a g y d ,l i wej= tra orthe pesos for the county of Surrey. Many of the came were of the same character, the parWs summoned declining to pay on principle ; sad the unh app y eccleslwical state of the pariah of Camberwell invested them ' ream with • peculiar interest Mr. Charles U ding, of the Albany-read, who wee sum moned, mid he denied entirely the validity of the rate, ma the ground that as levied it included charges which were not legally defrayable out of a church rate. Mr. Orgy, the magistrate, held that that warn • question for the churchwardens and vestry to decide. As Mr. Utttag raised that abjection. the question was removed out of their jurisdiction, sad he mom give nodes to dispute the validity of the rats elssobsre. . . . v. Mr. Utile( rye the required rsotioe, which the magis trates deeifuea re reedireseirs is wide& - • • - Altar souse dre;assice;hetweratitr Weir, the verbal no tice wee take& as ealloisat, the nituristraise remaking that they bed no via to press the We if they could avoid it. Ur. Uldug said he wee glad ee hear Litao isegistrame say so, for in a parish like Carabrwrll, where there was a view whodzew seremhiag like 2,60 W. a year her it, end bad not bees sees ha hie ober& for eleven or twelve year*, the esenpulsory eulleromest of a church rate would be rums safest The inaghdrates said that the remarks jud made applied to the parish of St. Giles, Cataberwell,and not to fit. George's dieters, for which the rate sow disputed wee levied. Mr. Liming replied that St. George's had only been sepa rated from St. Oiler's for eeeleslasticil pompom. Is all other respects there was only one parish. The subject than dropped, and other cams were entered upon. Witness," la • Hanish paper, uses soinchiemt Presska of m 7 opinion son, lam ill favour at the letablidl. h occurred m Wedeasdey, as the 11th nutmeat wee moot of • double ront•—very mock to indeed. A great bine cut of Dover, irs rout. for Mtoroolde. Aitthw ntuotor of MEW bane Iltsl7 labrot to molar 6°6 doubts r the rear-gaud, trebably just eamvaisemest, dewed a m p,. hi r y i ng ku.pwct, and we . Atka , Demesaary, mod I sisals esosedingly Is do who, I he oak( mat reach Shorsoliffe not 01l low 01 7. mod foolioPo Too abed Yk• INA - 710 talker itlTrwlßrT sa the sables► npeo celled • halt, mod ordered that the rasa rho dbe The depaledloo this withdrew. red of hie knapsack, sad having sanertsioed from him be hims arWrelf able to tomb without it, the dikter Id to the be fashmeed to his own hook. With & m y. CB UCH- Rd TES AT CAMBIRWILL. REIGATE ELECTION. The election of a member for this borough, in the . ttleo• of Sir Henry Rawboson, still °retinues to excite great attention in the lowa. The re.appearssoe of Mr. Wakeless as a 'sound oasdidete In the liberal interest has ereated emote surprise and not • little dimatisfsodon among the reformism. Mr. Edwin James hes Issued the following addling To the liberal electors of the borough of Iteigase—Geellemee,— The divisive created in the liberal maks by the uweenal eta duet of Mr. Wilkinson Wixom me to postures for the present a personal rearms. I believe that all da me liberals will join with ms la regretting that, whil, himself incapable of success, be should, by now appearing es a candidate, have endangered the return of ow who at three public meetings had been intemdecoally de clared to be the St person to represent your borough in par liament. This question ooncerns you more deeply than my self. Your independence is at stake, end I shall await with some anxiety your decision upon the subject. Divided, we may fail—salted, we must triumph. Believe me to be your faithful sense, " EDWIN JANIS " It is expend that the vacancy will be Gentled aext Fri day. but the 'lntim will not take place until fourteen days afterward,. THE REPRESENTATION OF DUMBARTONSHIRE.— It Is rumoured that Mr Proonett is shout to retire lees pri vate life. Is the event of Mr. limolletes rearmost, Arohd. Orr Elting, Esq., of Laren Beek. has been named es well qualified to fill the cities. Yr. Eerier hes for many years taken a prominent part is matters affecting the well-being of the county, sad by his exertions boa doss much to promote its **nisi and commercial pemperity.-13lelgetw Mail. THE FIRST or BEPTEMBILL.—YamorToW the first day of partridge shading, "the [letter Ant," looked forward to with so much interest by oar sporting friends, holds out, we learn. excellent mumble airport in this county. From the favourable hatching SOWS sad Ise rammer the onveys am plentiful and large; sad though it is mid the birds are likely to be found rather wild end *mg os the sing, this, with the good shot, will intim, the Interest of the pursuit, rod afford Bova for the display of the sport► ! men's d ent The poacher", it is true, have had rather an unfair start from the early harvest and the clearing of the fields; but timely promotion has him taken by the very gems' bushing of the stubbles; and it will be found, we hose, that the contraband net has not seriously robbed the gun and the legitimate game bag.—Ewes ßarad —Our Knights of the 'Nigger are all on the pa wive looking aanicanly forward to the approaching time for ;daughter. There are plenty of birds, but as they ere natio:loy straw ea the vise sad their resorts very bare, unless the long mop I. put into requisition the bags of the sportsman will net eat so respectable an appearance as may be willed.— &NM Kelerrinte. ROYAL CORK YACHT CLIIII.—In consequence of the sodden death of two of its members, the Dread Chal lenge Cup 800, which was to have been contested for on the Ist l ie peelposi WI the Mk Ileptembse. (Stamped H. Additional) [TWOPENCE. POSTAL COMMUSICATION WITH AUSTRALASIA. THE PANAMA 11017 TE. Yesterday afternoon a deputation representing a large number of the bankers, merchants, and other persons interested in the welfare of the colonies of New South Wales, Moreton Bay, end New Zealand, waited by appointment upon Sir E. /inlayer Lytton, at the Colonial-office, for the purpose of presenting a memorial in favour of the establishment of a new postal communication Tit Panama. The deputation consisted of the Hon. Sir Henry Watson Parker. late Colonial Secretary of New &nth Wales; the Hon. Robert Johnson and the Hon. R. J. Want, members of the Legislative council of New South Wales; G. A. Lloyd. Req., agent for the government of New South Wale; John Alger, Req., Donal Lezahoh, Esq., end Wm. Walker, Esq., New South Wales; J. C. Fitzgerald, Esq., late member of the Executive Council of New Zealand ; W. 8. Orabam, Req., and Edmund Blacken, Esq., Auckland; Thos. Day, E.g., emigration I agent, late of Melbourne; and R. Moore, Rm., of Pert. The deputation having been introduced, The Hon. P said he had the honour to resat a memorial from the Australian °donne and New Zealand, urging upon her Majesty's government the importanoe of establishing a steam mao communication by way of Panama, between E;teila y nd and the Australian colonies and New Illwemsdal vas diaid loy aloud* tit Oki sleet ladmntls gentlemen in the metropolis and in the =io n*. Sir E. Bt mm Lyrrox—You ere aware that the esta blishment of my mats of postal communication moat rest with the Treasury. It ie not a matter for the Colonial-offics althousit undoubtedly the recommendation of the Colonial Wisister war have 1W due weight and inflames. A great Rumba. of appBeatinee bevels= rsoeived on the subject. end they will bins weary ecunfeloraden from the government. I think it probable Hat WO WM ultimately be able to ens- Nish a for telly cep with the Australian solo _ . - alas by wa y al Panama . lais wore as in omasquosos of the formation of the oohs, of &Mit Columbia. Bat the quo ta= is to a great Woo ass at mimeo. The Haw. Mr. nuns Mimed to the great bwoursed- SOW that had arias ham the Irregularity of the mails, as was pointed oat Imam mesembL The colonies of New South Wales and New Zealand bad Awed to contribute liberally towards the eashlialunent of the proposed route—New Zea land had odkaid to give a subsidy of 16,0001., and New South Weiss a atibidy of 36,0001. a year. Sir B. BIILWII Lyrrox ..iced for some estheste of the proportf awl exposes.( the Prose route. The Hon. Mt. nixes—Twelve months ego the cow posy, whkeumr,his ocummukatire with Nem South Wales, :wan... tete 'Whiled with the Wesel subsidise isele peedeat of the imperial govinuaeat shogether, but the the books dews mesewhere ce the side of Names. Plir E. BIIIMIUS, LUTON—Was thin an Australian Of SU lasslish Casapany P jibe Bah ir.Puttuuu—The Royal Mail Beam Packet Co ay, mad tbey could have tekeu the wan the whole way but their eouldtratket woe that they had ea astablishateut Waren Pomona sad Ragland. Sir E. Box.traa Lrrron—Bat they oould have takes the Pad for 60,0001. a year. The Has. Mr. Pau as—They would. The matron now is ninamen by way of Ikea was am only mod faallieknt bat non eziparive. if. had beau Wormed by a gastlamaa of groat anrontile omorairce that if ne old contracts wan spindled, the two might be taken and effectually curled oat kw the 60,0001. addhloaal. Both u regarded the Imperial gormsmest sad the colony, It was coon desirable that than Amid be a Nom* rodik BMX Stu mm Lwrrox-80 kr se prialipisie mweeremi, very marl agree with the amatoriallas, and so fie as the ex pression of my opinion r v., lam is favour of the establish great doable CHILD AURDBR ..1T BRISTOL. BRISTOL, MONDAT. An adjourned inquest on the body of the infant child of Klimbeth Prig, a single woman, was resumed this Wbefore Mr. J. B. Gonidon, coroner, at the Lamb Inn, st-street, 81. Philip's. The matter has caused great ex citement in the neighbourhood, the father and mo th er of Elizebeth Fyne being in cust o dy with her on the charge of having destroyed the life of her offspring. The three prisoners, Isaac Pyne and his wife, and the younger daughter, Elisabeth Fyne, were present at the inquest. Susan Hibbs, the wife of • labourer residing In Collins.. murt, Kingston-road, deposed that ehe had known Elizabeth Fyne fur the last two or three years. On Friday morning she was told by Elisabeth Pine's father that hie daughter was poorly, bat having reason to enema that she bad been confined, insisted on seeing hued:, and found that it was so. Elizabeth Fyne who denied it at first, afterwards admitted the fact, and said she supposed her father and mother bad carried the child away. In the evening witness was at the house again, and as she had said something about the police insisting on the child's body being produced, the father and sister had by that time fetch-d it. .They took the infant up into the room where the mother was, and washed the baby and observed that it had a great misty marks of violence upon it. She said to the mother, "This baby has been very roughly used, ma how it is bruised." The father then said, "it was dead when it was born." The younger sister said, " I never saw it alive," and the mother said that she never saw It till it was washed. _ i T s t r w itiht ios a th rifis et Beamed thmesth must to P7a , Plaessot Kn. Keegan. a neighbour, stated abio that haring urged Wi rth to tell what had been done with the baby, the Ii Mies, the younger sister " up the lane" to show white It ; Bike kept herwandering about mineral hours, and thin mid she could not Bud it. They retarard and after wards the tether and Bliss Ppm went oat, and ease bad, with the body to the Off won. Th• ahem Yana bend, tars (Mame* b. 41.• dint that the Int mew the dial dead Gm the Isitabint Boer, that bpi Whet them told her to pick it wilk. obi end_bnip it, and she Soak limit just peat Brew' le* and Wad ft la this bask giathia, and emend it over I" ego . 01 4 , 0 1 1/ 11 / 1 /si sibsills The mather, Am as, said Uri midis As was gobs oat is filth a saiderlth, bar orsibler wad dillownd, (sly her hear being with bar. Mr oiled a wry nue ware two bed-fnema tilas blanssideliVrai the ether. The tmesikst IMO.= in the roe" *le bee rind bar kiosk ad Yr yaw* la this adjoides. Ilsemelstlameand sees was tiled for pigeons, and thsa la the aims ems. BluikatbProta, of the Of Ilibiablik was caned, bat gave Ms tSist testimony. flee mid that it would be a M /Nu e bar niece would be infiloiantly recovered to jury. 'e re yellteser, Isaac Ppm, was mind If he wished to put to the whams. Be detained doing so, and :a L—aisi ell say what Mind to sap mesa his With The ingsky WM thou milimarl VII Po day. Tb• pordoes ID the arab wee soomporabd against lb• souPlpss. that tb Oho wen Wised b wriggle him out ad the Ina by a meat way. rtaashrids, *fie had the M ini Mb* simabla fir bee. wiensilly sided by a crowd of masses mei bad sot the poise rameasd him, would, no doubt, hare bass aseiendy hart, THB FATAL AOCIGIINT AT KINGSTON Bf4TioN Mr. William Carter, the coroner, held an inquest last evening on the body of the unfortunate man who was eat to pieces at the Kingston Station an Sunday morning. Emanuel Dacus said that he was a cosi agent for Mr. Par kr, who has • wharf at New Town, Kingston. lie had knows the dtposessil tbr lean. He entered into the service of witases's meek lag Monday. He acted as a carmen, and he liked with hies ever dom. Oe Seedy he expressed A wish, whilst mining at breektuit, to see Hamptoe-court, and it was winged that after (Sneer he and deemed would go together to tliel'aleoe. His siting was stopping there end he regoseled him to drive then all in a chaise, but be (wit ness) objeding to take a horse out on • Sunday it was arranged that they should go by trek on the South'. Western We. They let at 10 minutes past three, and got upon the up-platform at Kingston. As it was raining, witases said that It was lusty they were too late to catch the preceding teak, when ho said be should like to go and added that he did not ears about the rain. Witness said, "Here le another train far Hampton-omut ; you wait, and I will go and pm ' care the tickets." As where was away hvet the dressed a nein (the Necropolis one) came up with a shrill whistle. He me out, zed mow the last carriage of the up deed testa peking year a lame Wag, who was lying on the maids nor the platform, oat the up line. The body was then 12 ar 16 yards trote the spot abbe witness wan stand ing. He found It to be the body of a man, lying an his face with his entrails out. He looked at him, but for the moment could not recognise him as being his bland. He raised his hair from off his face, and then identified him. The Hampton-court train left the platform just as the other wee going by. He felt matured that the deceased did not attempt his own death. By Lie Coit;itift; heard the whistle of the engine MINIM helme the train came up. Witness's opinion was that the demised wee In the act of massing the line from behind, end, not seeing the other train awning, was knocked dors, and the wheels of the train pmeedirm: Mr. Peudrey, the station-master, said that be did not think anything that could be done would prevent persona from weft over the Noe when trains were coming past the statioo. It was a wader that two girls bad not been killed that afternoon, for they ran across just as a train was coming fa. Had t►ey or the deceased been noticed in time they would hays bees stopped h• the porter. The leornsd coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death" through the dooessed's want of antics in jumping on the line ; and they renxemendad that when two trains met at a station • men should be placed to warn persons from caroodng the rigs. CAPTURE OP 4 81VINDLIN. At the Bradford Borough Court, on Saturday, a weil-dressed young foreigner, named William Bchwonke, was =erg= with defrauding sever tradesmen in Bradford, by mar of forged bills of exchange. He had been 'ppm headed at Newoutla and brought thence by Mr. Shuttle. worth. a &rein online at Bradford. In Joao Isak the pri soner, who roroppeesesseenatad himself as the agent of " Lomas sad Co., et et," hired a warehouse, in Bradford, of Misr= A. Muster sad Co., staff =nohow', sod having 'stared the peasisr, the name of the do a be pretended to repromet—ft Lomax and Co."—wen painted on the door, and he commened tusking largo `patehases of various kinds of goods, and invariably giving la payassot bills of aohaage, which have airs turned out to be fictitious. Mr. Jolla Wilson, silversmith, Kir4ate, Bradford, stated that is inns Ise the prisoner parchasa of him a gold watch and other articles, of the value of 201, 75.; and gave, is pay ment, a bill of exchange for 244, which purported to be drawn by " Lomax sad C 0.," " for value reeled " by deteroake sad C 0.," by whom it purported to be sad neihrel p mbie on the " Bonk of Loudon " on a t. c li c erl i t Jelp. The ted himself to Mr. Wile= r the agent of the dna of Meson. Imre and Co., of Msachrter arid London; the addrue of the house in ths latter city berg (as writes on the bill) "8, tinlowstrest." He also stated that he was, as their agent. in occupation of a portion of • warehouse in Bradford, which he tented of Mews. Almada. Hunter and Co. Finding this statement as to occupation to be correct, Mr. Wilson contented to recede" the bill of anthange in payment of this account. He sub sequently discoversd, however, that there was no such firm as "Lasses sod Co." in London ; end, doubting the cha ncier of the prisoner, he applied to him for payment of the goods in cash. The prisoner could not pay, but he restored the greaser portion of the goods. He had ectimied =haws; sad, bre by duns sad dieratialied creditors, he at length disappeared. Bat It wen found that be had panned the sums own to Leeds, Hull, Newcastle, dec. • and Mr. Wil son hit {bath e was bound in duty to the pu blic to seek his serest, fa order, if possible, to make an example of bins by Ho salted, through his solicitor (Me. Watson), thr iis" screed of the prisoner till Wedmeday. The al codas weegrantad, sad the prisoner was remandeL— Narrienr PUBLIC Rumnom GROUNDB.—Tte inhabitants of Faversham having lately presented • memorial to the trustees ed public amities of this town, rents/wing them to purchase • pine of Ind for tbe public use of the people for reoreatkin pa/poses or otherwise, the trustees acceded to this must, end detunnized on purchasing 20 acres of • Gehl which hid We oared to them for 4.0001. sod on Moaday a depatatka from the treeless. sommilawied by R. Deaths, Req., M.P., waited on the Attorney-General,o his eseeent to the appropsfetice of the fund, of rrergl'e Clark for this purpose. The deputation was very caturteensi received, and the Attorney-General has given his muetlaw. It is believed that poesession of the land can at sees be ohlideed. SUFFOCATION OF Two MEN IN A TANK.—On Petards some men were c l ea ning out au underground tank at the works of Mr. R. Healey, at Radcliffe Close, near Boxy when one of them, named James Hardman, upon amending 't o the oinfece, tell suddenly beskwards. He was noticed by another man, mimed Jo h* Spencer, rho went into the teak to reader him aseistanoe, when he also fall down ineesoibin Afterwards • third man, leases Howcroft, ds sash* end was about to return, haring his bead above the t e mie, wi g he too Mil in again. By means of • drag the sass were semi taken oat, when Howerolt was found to be deed. Spam died the same night, bat Hardman is ex pected to reamer. The tank wee and to preserve the midi meat of aka knot., endless usually cleansed mos • month ; but it is imprint that the men wore suffocated by some gee from plena alma* which had penetrated through a small enertme.—Nesokrefer Glarus& iii u r~ 1170% ‘ o .f