The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-16 00:00:00

Tag EIPREs, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1858. , e sphere, and whom, I em also proud to say, we may claim for t. north of England. Who to there that has read say of thew short and interesting memoirs that have lately been published of that great and lamented soldier, General H e lock (applause)— who does not feel the deepest interest, and , feel that there M the highest instruction to In obtained In the of the life of such a man as that, moving altogether . C r ir Anent sphere, and setting an example which some of . us, from our different circumstances, may thick we might 5 not be able to follow, bat still acting from a motive which , most and ought to influent's all—the highest motive which t ought to regulate the conduct of men. Then, again, who Is i there that has read the narrative of the heroic defence of the t beleaguered city of Lucknow by the garrison, cut off as they . were from all intercourse with their fellow-countrymen, that . does not admire the spirit which animated them, and feel himself incited to the highest deeds by reading the matter ,d-foot commemoration of their daily trials and their daily , sountions ? (Loud ap s ple ab tra id l will mention another book 1 whisk has tidy bean very recently, since the last 1 alas smock on, and whin will not, therefore, be known, viz. " Baglidi hosts and English hands," written an inglisi lady, sad rawading in the mesa simple , tense her experience among a class of am ohms rough ex , Meier sad demeanour repels most ma-4 mean the mesa es , Flayed In making railways—mill iambi that bum* Yet rough stator there is a sell well worthy of cultivation—a Cgiand noble feeling sly requiting to be celled out by Intercourse with one who has most nobly dim* d ! herself to their welfare. (Lend applause.) This book spooks of Englishman in a way that Is of thrilling interest, and asaysys this important knees, "Go thou and do likewise." aineptioaptan::.) Wet my one y not all animated l y able to do w the same e lts she towards our fdlormeatunis se she wee, and then there will not be winks km meat by which they may Smelt those around Sm, whiles their sphere of S tems say be. Peopis mil net reed Moans they axe told to read, end brace day ere Odd a book is a good book; bat if they find a book MI of deep kdoeset, fall of narrative sad hots, and all the men faMmaissionse they are facts, that is the way in whisk lam owe, vowel pathos reading roams hemmed. They almond etieun e :4 li te them, sad thorny terry cm a seeneefal suranklea the tavern, the airline% mad the harelip. aurii rees.) in onaellea with then think it is west bmperint thee i nrne dia =te head kralindiag the falmeafteg Wireries. Then es ISM adgibeekink to deelkla nil& hooka may_hr b e sad la which good Wel mow may be sidelted. bet ova those Ninnies snot ho tied iihrorles ; sad So time mia time, perhaps. whim key may be nail themegh, sad kw is a gnat &dean. laP k may a *alp of bulk m ast V then itineTatiog Wok% seek Undo I poem met always being of the one lai. he la Ito th_..Ms and dessiption of its bmin—li nos ikons me seat non to remote villeges seal boebts, lid are thin dunked haiku months, mid ala IMMO fir libovm,_ yen hog tip the inert, which ellinnes mean deg; mod I think Msr thegnealet iinfor.t mom that thus isiserstiag Eked= sleek he se widely Mi tes/ ea e lan I ta ait, her d= that the appeal lately node by lie eselill to the public nand, te amble them to walk= and ended this vary useful part at their army oral he respatial to, as I am sure it mak to lei, mast Übe rsnY- 0410 1 Still I will Poet, thee, short be a moment or two now tebre I sit dews to akin' which have been meek two& the esedeelee of the mere to the emapialvt wank bee hen olds by acme—they me Won Iperant a: igenkg, dot 'gamma and aot b th ill aes i 11.1 = el elands de onplen— lesillein ban Imes Mere& We wiry efts boa It add diet they see Allem In one re open, Ind te • Inked slink they eilinely have not snmensil dr resesaskle—l daft ny tationa at then by whoa they wine lot and by whom they have bees supported. I MS that there has bod y apathy whelk Ins hardly awned anon the great of the vemitig people. reselore set shown that fake duke to avail thanolies of the basks which one herd and expected wend ben beta the see--I era Ss the extent to which as begat and ageollail It would be the err At the some dos, se I cold Wm, the growing Malan sal = spec, of that Mans shows that dire hula ' Marat Ms heeds mow the worlds' deems t doll Ist this keseerop the Meek al = doe. Let the de as me he,, Mae to-der at ow nvoskri— let ad met Wag his sun tions end his own =lllab the essonsos tared, mid If we tad that tide re ws salleketel Wast be attained to the fullest taiga. Ist us onehlw near ft Is sot prey our own fault, and ftsthor me as min the dna mesas—witether there Is Mt flainaftile able whin we on de, Ada will lead to m oon these etas which may have anew* stead In the way at the monk sumer of these inellhasTeeit. (Lead ap plause.) And hen let me Just say that onmethen pimple de peeciste this mad soy, why what can aas ceding the boil:obi those isthmian', far tho b all supe duel and will do any little and they throwr cold war at the Omen tt kanabet poem who by to spread death anon do name of their eselignsa. I was makes the other day no it don ebb = edam by no of the despot thicket of these, I nun the hits Be Janes and ha ',blob he onsbalid kb *nom. I oestmall that there bao ledge doper disks ad bale kihrned tot—.. man when haw an he amid doper tioa Ms nom subbele—ead kabe nye be dna Ore as the epee edvents of seporildel r e iwbldgw I deal awn of supoilkiel knowledge ma egoist barsiodge of • deopwlitod, but sapseicial koowisdpfts these wbo has to choose between what may be seared soperibled kaowledge sad igaanass. Sir lams Macintosh awe, speak ing of the Inman advantages which the art of *Ma, he esakend era the void, that it has broken &ova a bonier batman the rivalry of a groat body of mink& Bat then, he nye, 'Em the body of the people teapot be prom& but, et the nos greet limns whisk regeleas then al sad podded of era Is ass any for helm the surface, sad it dens set noels that ame should be a phflosophse, that he abused fp asp foe Or Aeons of science, fa seder to_ appeeheed those pen mead and political Imam (IA OI I ail= lie soneses soy that the great or le whisk diseseenes is tab, sad siontifio troths ars stets& an ass mad amp by a few ; but that the trek which the vela testi perm& gradually the mind of a t a etki Leeptiv i zs ia tiensph that .a r d e7dr y g a may he of variety i almost yenta and einelleas abeamds, they penetrate every whin, sea to sway chop sad every hamlet. (Loud ap plies.) He then goes on to compare and Muses sis with a beautiful Slastratioe, which I only wish I could mist seriatim, but the subsisce of which is this : —He ass that lids sty to illustrated by tires co to the course of nature; and Its then describes, ta his glowing language, a mogul& coat seas, in which than Is an expose of a beautiful labs over the souse of • tabufifiseat river, whits attracts the ad miration sad ammo& the attmtion of those who look at it ; but they regard not for a moment, or understand and op portals that asses mist which, exhaling from the surface of the hike end rlow, spread, itself over the adjoining country, sad products that hasty and fertility which we admire and emit by. (Lewd aflibus) Hon% et us therefore be dis -- hy *Siring that all knowledge which by wise men, o - aral; by very lamed man, may to tanned superficial, as asks ; sad don't let may men a b le fees staring upon the path et kastiollge, sad oadoseur to lead others to do the ease, Sows they may _not atuda those heighte which . tkl a Ed& li=bat whisk dronsestoseas may place be- Let me advert to an important keTare is Se pawn tapert—l mean that of Soft examias time which are to be lisid, the atomises being members of two untoroltboja Mimi parts of the emery, and of which we has hood • peat deal lately. I see that Moms is mods to it la tho sad that • piper was rest st ons of tits mosplogs of this I thick two or throe years sr, by Dr. Dodd, la which lis Ina that there wee sena talent which was wasted, lily was IMPS away, whkaisa not dosioped, booms thrower no stbauleate to bowmen to draw it on. Be than emankled that a university was not meads' to the nolablikee of knowledge, andi l t imewledge wain be imil, gad a edited test of the Ettrell that Use teen be Ablest the pen . ass wlthla ger reek ; sad be teamensadsd der sew arinehns unneveity. Wow , erithent min. wising the eiteneeties of a redden* at for I as as I should be most ungretnal, aad:=rdr. legion, were we to de es, for, any yew egeore enjoyed it at the sans enintelly, sad I bases at the aim eskeft I could agree that it knee* kepensst and arksble that Sias whose mans, ablimallialish =l4 lad mempatime doter them from mess to sal las piss with's their see for soquimiar t= " 4"emmi epee theta by owspelist eathority old& wed NOM by others non intensts than throttle. at the university. (Applause.) I e p therein% Mel the Council of the Union be itself be allillaisal cotton with the sashimi the univenkko Ins that ansagements have bean are by which eras will be held in the mono yaw by ameba.. of the ITalonity of Csogridp at Iflitesemli, sad dot it is hoped a abelar ex - aseleatisa MN ohm pies by the sanottiere at the thikaralty of Opted is the ems! of ant year. I hop he may of an area= pia will enter se stempaillen bim the be n thee pined within their week, be knew they pill eat. sans the benne itself as any advmtegti—not that any will leek upon k arseir as unpty_baseer is be paneled ,rely, but that it will give the • odue la their we eitalikila se a madam la thdr ewe peens, sal thee hid then OS Is be metal smilers ef seelskond b easter Leek by no ern else el their bleats lit any ea thelesibea in era their MN aelli ; I senzia=apze we the bastand el we gagye l_ 4bia lid • pool that Ilt is not stint sertelely in this enny—(lsegh then will be • lerne number af war northers who will mil tbaselees of those ad. Me= that the yang Elsa olio north of Dodos' will own—fio say the bast—op the young men of other parts of the country In obtaining UMW*. (China.) DISPATCH Of ANIDUCAN LEMRII.—The screw *NM 01 •Weelelesea, with 1141 Ilarnisagers, • rood Stew owl man, said yeilerday for New York. Oa Satur day awn tb. Arabia, Crowd venal, takes her departure for New Trek with mai tend parostrers. Lewin for bet nut be portal ce sahib at one p.m., sad wftle Ista bat eta two; as der Mai Wee at thaw. [Adrartiming, LOWAT'S OINTNZNY AND f. ,=eassesa ilessete;r c - . Nr. Ai a n i g : ter Xr. "- O ' beis esesst ere ken he bas asmalisi sedsesSE if s=bel "6" lem le sin ire w usesssolb for wed Tbs Obstmis ANSI be oßssied. the Put mama be mass sasorrior ISM Str dig so no bins eon srbs. bus rood Mil SPORTING. DONCASTER MEETING. TIIBBDAY ' Tan Hanna nays of 100 sob. in specie, for 2-yr•olds mad utrarais. Weights for age, with allowances and penal ties. BM Hobe b. (6 far. 162 yds.) Yes. Comm% Nermale. by Ne.T.l.tar, 2 In. Tet (Plumb) 1 Lad CAltdmia Proem to Clammier., 2 yrs. Mt 616 (timi d : Mr. Ilbelley's PierA I rm. Sm4P l3 .. Mello 3 The following also ran : Mametualse,.iiiii • ittswart, boro. A-np, and Shaft*. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM AT NIGHT. Although the betting on the St. Leger was very Ihnited,yet tetrads midnight Immo impatient demonatrations were bade. After 7 to 4 had been offered is the field, and 8 to I bar arai, layers became bold, mid 2to 1 might have been obblaml thong Tenephilita, sad 9 to 1 was laid several times emir' East lambs. This MoYariMillt, however, was canned = sahib else el Knight of Kars, who from 20 to I was M II la I, bbn freely. It was reported that he bad big Messes be property of Lord Clifdra, who had pur chased bram as KOOK, with half of his engagements. As our Mb of qesimisomo will shorn both Sunbeam and Eclipse &alba 1111.11121 i pdats. The Hadji was inquired about, and at an bas a Abolition was evinced to back him ; but boo/- maw were iity and cautious. From 40 to 1 Kelpie tees to 30 to 1, labia. The publication of the aomptanose for the Came witch end ' ire caused operations on the handl saps to be rammed with spirit. The prices at the close of byname win ea under ST. LEOER. 2to 1 set ToaoS t a c ( o ( ) 9to 1 Rae (t) 12 03 1 Latglit Ran (t) 12 to 1 Volta (off) 12 to 1 —.Gartrasss (t sad off) 14 to 1 Bambino (off) 16 to 1 Rohm* 100 to 6 Blaw.ba of bliddlebis (off) 100 to 6 The Hatt (of) 30 to 1 Yalpie (t) 40 to 1 Brother to Bird ori ths Wiag (t) 60 to 1 The Farmer's Bon (t) 100 to 1 The Coarlar CEBILREWITCH STAKES. 100 to 8 aid Ths Rama Caudle 16 to 1 Rocket (t) 100 to 6 Princess 26 to 1 Warlock (t) 30 to 1 Poodle (t) 33 to 1 toderbaad (t Psely) 38 to 1 Turned Loose (t) 60 to 1 Black Tommy (t) 60 to 1 Jordan (t) 1000 to 16 Cadre) (t) 1000 to 16 Night Ranier (t) CAMBRIDGEBHIRE.RTAILEff. Nto 1 aget oo6istla (t) 40 to 1 Voisin &. (irb (t) 60 to 1 Bald -taold Slag (t) 1000 to 15 &save (t) 1000 to 15 Saber, (t) erIDNMSDAT.--THE ST. 61011 DAY. Tx' STAND PLATS HANDICAP of 6 sees mob, II :MI 60 added ; the second to me his dike. Bed Hosea In. (11 subs.) Tborepecis lideekthera. by Daub..., 3 JTI 74 4le bat are tourat.wt Serfhblir. yre. 74 Mb gagala Carfraeleg [atria a yrs. IA tUb ...... 044.1 a Torre Tr. get. 3 Ns. 14 ltlb .. M ..... .(Doceer Mr. yaasegh Sew Odate. 4 Mr. l . baertl •. tars AMn . s yrs. ea 1111borden lAWoan Meter Readese Tars. 3 yrs. at 4 °igored) Mr IL IL Gores death teeter.. yrs. nb ...(A. a Ha :6to 2 apt Bosh* 6s l emit egos B=ha and bler, 6 to 1 yet Tut*. Won by two lengths, about z limiths Warta the mooed and third, the others scattered. Tun CORPORATION PLATS of 100 sows. in epode, ridded to • beadkap sakes of 10 sows. each, 6 ft. Winners extra. The mooed to twelve 16 sows. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (44 sale.) ter. Air tart Land Nam W °Alarm& 4 asi . gl d k l lib (L. Mr. istleat Minas& II rs. ............ I Mr. Me Ocelna. Z irk 4ai _a. nduanto The followiag Wee reit :—Ron Basheur. Lord of Lax, Ciresswkit Fab, Meta, Saida Gernish, Northampton, Qom Charlotte, , art Paul Jones, Empty 13ounas. = : 4to 1 sod 6to 1 each apt d N 7to 1 Ecalteur, 10 to i l egg Lord of and Queen Charloets , lo o to 6 rah eget Eurydice and Lord Nelda. Contract reeds play 'Mt • slight lead, Eurydice being mooed, with Lottery and Lord Nana leading the sock, white, owing to the badness of the shirt, presented • lozraia took 11. At the straight LoPArry wee beaten, lad Lord 14 up the rwthed at the Mama and wan la • canter by three fwegths, Cur knobs between the mad sad third, Qua* Charlotte eras a bad Nathempton nu fifth, Lord of Lora sad Rosa Bonhear were neut. _ _ Tat Br. I.loslt Brans, of 26 love. meh, far 11-yr-olds; sits ,11101 b; Mee, Bst Db. The mond to receive 100 mom. eat of dee DMus. 81. Laser Course (1 mile 6 Iv-- kap 112 yards.) (138 subs.) Yr. J. Mime emblem, by Obastlolool. it fib .. Ileowdool 1 Mr. S. Doanceb Tb, 1114111, Mt ?lb Mr. J. /Amy. Bloodbe of 111431•01,4 Bb (WAMatool 3 Loyd 1 abr. Tesopliblo. 3.4 :lb .......... toga/ 4 The Sallowiag also ran —Compromise, PriseenrDenmerk, The user's Bos Loanrunge, Yoke, Bea Litsgtos, TM Comer, The Haight of Barn Brother to Bled es the W' g, Gomm= Oiklertaire, Eclipse, Ydpin mil Moamar*. Brno° AT STAITING.-2 to 1 opt Tompkins, 7 to 1 opt Roo Loapoo. Bto 1 apt The Hadji, 12 to Iwe opt Vohs, Lorsgronp, and Haight of Karl, 100 to 7 apt Go mm's', 16 to 1 apt Blmatho of Iliddletio, 100 to 6 agst Mt° 1 opt Sunbeam, 26 to 1 opt Brother to Bird ca sod Glidonalro. !HI zAcit! The start was preoedei by ;Vielame% bat at the third attempt they quitted the post in compact order. Blanche of Iliddlehie wa• first to show in advance, and directly in hex wake wee Oilderndre, Sunbeam, Prima of Denmark, The • Beet Langton, filenemwrit, Toxophilite, Longrenge, end Volta, as nearly ma we °odd make out, in the order named. Soon after settling on to dale Ileme the naming was taken up by Gliders:ire, but she ehenly eirer pee way to Prins of Danmark, Sunbeam, awl lie at linidlehis, nearly side by side, next ; and Jog kekdal lhea wen Tolopitilita and The Iladji, the same me hang brought up by Pariner's ail Knight at Bars. At Me top of the hill as Canefer drew into the fourth plats, and no nationality Snags was ads until reaching the wood, when lie haat well showed several .lineation. At the bead Prime et Deana& dropped away bane, and The Hadji nod BenepkOlte Jebel Oildenstreortio disappeared trait the hunt 111 ihe tarot aw ettiek atil Sun beam, The 1:141, Tamepar j trod thisela al MAW* only wen left in the rem, Geeleeete end the Om* bead ing the beaten lot. On entering lb, andght, Einalana OEM to the fore, Toxophilite compo at every arida Al the distance, Blanche of Muldlehis The M. and Eimbeans, and the thrt ran a most slut Ile bias, INF beam winning cleverly by half a LIMO sand Whig the third by • at ck. Two lengths ed Taisgelise wee fan& Longnap fifth, Brother to Birdaearlbs•wleg sixth. and Volta seventh, Waled teepiher, air of Lord Derby's hone. lag Leaven (who never gee through his hasse), end Glidr min, were next ; Condor, The Ismer. Ben, repos of Den mak, and Eclipse formed the na k I& Reward', hem being abselange" leek Mt. Meny Mined to win with Blench. etlikkirdia _ 8W1771M.4116 of 10 OM. Nadi ft. with M edam,; for 2-yr-olde, let; and three. tiet 10tb. The =seed to ears his Make. Red Rena Y . (12 sobs.) T. Ardour. b i r m Artr a rk, 143 (0, (wl I Mr. I. ObliMm also T. Dilr i t=twoo rrs IMP .... 3 Xt. Mort% ZINN.jr.. ro ...... 4 Lord Cuseuriette to Ff". du Iteheenterrat nb inlet../ 6 cOO% Mombrows itedanos. I ye% CM I M54 0. 6:31 M r.M groves% orri 1 ITS. To lPtamb r. woof. thoook. Irk lot /lb ie. s Mr. Strayme's fby Toddiegoom—laborttrem, rm. Om 111 b oddad Betting: to 4 apt Ardour, 4to 1 apt Andathess, 100 to 16 apt Newcastle. Ardour reeds ell the . and Ada h 7 two hogthe; a seek Whip the shad end tL6d. TAD MIIXIciIYAL &row et 900 ems. sae, h ft; for 2-yr aids; salts, Set 7lb ; Slime, list 410. The mond to an Itie shim Bed Souse In. (4 esbn) Mr. W. it. M. (Imhof% ateemtr. or the rhea roldehomm., dot 113 _II 4 4MM 1 Lord Drib , " Doommorm, M 4lb . ......... Baltdorg : 7 to 4 cat Chepihr, whowshed era to within the distance, views hi OM away and w i ts= a Mph. 7811 POZTLAND MAI% .. ». «........... 11 b, ........ "4/ MI. 40111lit'i PIA T/L -- - - in rei Wen* two lot Imo Ur streets of Dome*. as throated as any peeeedies satleeresay of the gnat Wertharn sportier Mar mein—tin 13t. Lernmfay. Tie aawd on the osures was lonene. sod slime by the seethe of a new stead addi done esseinesaleden was provided. ye tie spec* slimed to the .peen ewe wne beet :tee le sea t ir require. meats. Akbough the OR abs et. was very oinumerthed. yet the kens which the of Kars was hinge into the airbag on Tuesday algid, mad the lbeese" is the peels debar saimale, enataised the ezellenest el& will& Ms nee vas reirsieL Lord Derby's bore erg este befittlity ; the of kie okfie 41 _Obi, awl 2 1.1 = the Mashie folk, who 0/Riegine to Led Derby's celeure, *dr w eed swel, lds wpi bone. At lx = able teld slOweebe ieble to owned@ lota male eleweeks. Sunbeam, ts tie bolder. Tbe weeit WOW Noe, bowever. set eddy MUM the Odes* wwoolodolle lbe INK bee Wowed low the wow wesdaely sages abide time wiw be cwt. The Hadji proweed Ids Hews vlalbsopillles. The sewer cd Ombra wee bah= prelawelebeine, bet the defeat of T"- -- late) leeswi ewer t tbe (spectators. Mr. Man OMR • Vey "Wee it 3 a 4 V, Wows a wry Loge sem. A Hair degr Ho tbs a 4, 3 7- moat of sport could not Wye bean dried. 812ZITILlt OF SIMI)* Mat AND BOOKS YZIFIZZ DAT A? LITIZPOOL.-4 FINS Ot LI damatives sawed s asameimas Waft bum is sal aapiarid a low saabor et gombioloal Meas. who it to ate meoeisill be yessoullsi sgabot by the aathoritias. Lath inulltgenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Bgrr. 15. (Bdore Mr. Cosurnieskoor Hairoyd.) IN Hi TEN SIL&IILESB MUTH= COYPANY A petition under the Joint Stook CosupaaileAct 1866 and 1867 having been premmted, praying that • winding-up order might be made against the above company, thug day was appointed for the hearing, bat ft was adjourned for • month m acoonianoe with an application made for the pur pods, it being stated that all parties cemented to the adjourn ment, and considered that a winding up of the company's affairs could be more economically and satiatiotorily canted through out of court than with his honour's ambitanos. Adjourned for a month. Thh ins an applicUion I;Y the bankrupt, who wu a miller of fthipdham, in Norfolk, to be permitted to surrender to his bankruptcy. Mr. Bagley, on behalf of coeditors, opposed the application. Mr. Immure supported. Mr. Lawman gars en outline of the case, the facts of which were bred, these. The bankrupt absconded on the 3rd May, and an adjudication wee made against him on the 23rd of the same month. He sailed from Liverpool to New York. Inlet afraid to hoe his auditors, taking with him 301. ia alai He gave up 130 i. or 140 i. in bank-notes to Mr. Comae% the official sap, varier the bank:rep yy and this ant, Mr. Lerner sontimded, wee a proof of the , 's barmy. Upon rearing a letter has his wile sad a sin @onside rea dier ins of 101. the bankrupt Marna to this eaustry and pieced Was& oder hie (Mr. larrrenods) bele* and sow applied for leave to survader. Mr. tt the creditors had no means of knowing what We pt took with hiss, but they did know that the beams had obadned a ainsiderable qiuuttity of goods jut him his banlugetey, sod they had been una to neerrin is what manner those goods bad been diaposed of ; they believed the bankrupt had kept some of hie property bask, sod, in far, were wholly in the dark with regard to the bankrupt's proosedinge. They trusted the court would not step in between the bankrupt and the ordinary course which the law directed should be WENN bat that as the had been guilty off a L i V i it would let him be indicted and dealt with se the law determine. The babes wee them at some length. He amid thee he premed ray meets beyond those he bed end Maid OM Jaw of him rediton in the suigh el lie dkaeillei sympathised with him to each an rethretag el We =fait list they hell p= d : L eabecriptiou for the purpose Of lie The Cleemileur ail that the bankrupts eight wee an set 54 seldhseete a mime. Mr. laweenar snaarled it was ea sot which could very wail he desk with stir artilkate meeting ; it wee merely a qnsallsa of sandost. Hi Yang did not aegaiseoe in that view ; km to war nadir wee ainerally given where it was thought the setae would be liatellai by the eanentkr. la We atm if the isave IMO gives, tt ate the Whig est elm tioa whielt tbs amalgam might bit ft Utak ditty to = mamba the trams. If the assign= earented to the leave bolsi given was the baskrupt ming the oats and reaming the mars le had applied oat it his able to hi. own wpm§ dirmg the taat el hit ahem% slat wort would squirm and grant lispanat Yr. Limbos rid it wait be utterly im Plici seible for the boatman to do that. Misr noes Antra disunite it was agreed that the far. thew hserba of the apt ea should 'rod rat ix a short tine, aad *at fa the waandart the bankmpt should mats out an maw showbg as assely as he could hi. present position. IN la MORGAN. This was a siding for the choke of mamas to Iletate B W . as Morpm, a entoksale steamer, of Chaspoide the , trading ilma, Morgan, and Co. It woe stated that the bank rupt painted a petition nine months door., under the pri vate arrangement dames, but foiling to pay the bilk given to Noun the proposals wader whisk the arrangement wee agreed to, he sow ems bra omit upon his own petition. Azov:dime to the pc/Madam statemeat prepared by thiv Mr. S. T. Coop* it apposes th at the creditors are am ll,Z. • tam hddieg esearity, 4,6334 ; 14,00041. ; &Lbws, good, 3,6131. • ditto, douedul, 10,3864 ; prolowth a l ki ,L ., ool. ; bills at betaken' am security, 1,7601. appeared for the petitioning creditor, and Mr. item and other solicitors far various tA (m -ast ke the ohcdce mum between Mr. liakkter's sad Mr. West's Matta ; but creditors to the anima el 10,0601. sup porting the proposition of Mr. laskiater, while Mr. West meld obtain 6,0001. worth of vows only th e choke wee oarrbd by the know geaskraaa, sad it fell en Mr. William, Midurray. of Queen -street, wholesole stationer, and Mr. Junes Spicer, of New Btidgepatreet, wholesale steamier, who ware duly ap pointed trade smigness. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--Sarr. 16. (Before the Chid COilliallOglir.) IN lill ALRIANDIit OW= Clllllllll. Tits oar of tals Waiving, &yaw masa at; hod beat coo woad lath the Leaks Itarscorr Armada (limited), saPrdotsotka lately Actsotor's dak, WIN foram kind wader the Mr. Reed opposed for Mr. Lawrence Levy, and Mr. Bar ges& sappated. As CO*4olll was Mina to the hearing ca the ground that the lasoivent was a trader, wed liable to the bankrupt laws as a port proprietor of a newspaper. Be had held share s i s the Larks N assoolatioe, and in the Dudley tad Midland Counties Campeay, which shares he bad to Mr. Sheridaa, the member of Parli a ment for DealliTy,Tr a se insolvent, it appeared, had bet • oonsiderable stun by his I tit=rm. speculation, and by hie oonnezion with Mr. Bennett. Red submitted that the Insolvent, asa a rin__ L...., tar wee liable to the bankrupt laws, sad that he h pper as a newspaper proprietor, which he had sol d view of gaining a livisg lie cited the mutt cases of Mr. Baldwin and Colonel Sleigh. Mr. Sergood said it was a mistake to suppose that the issolvast was • ottand contended that the mesa quoted had an , the ore. But them we. another point whin" we ea .near mad that war, that as • share- WAN. in a imbed sempes; he could not be made • bank ru The OW Ormabicaser directed the teas to proceed on the opposition. The unpin of Mr. Lawrence Levy wee that he bad tilmawsted Mit for the basolveat os which were Benneses seam, as aline when he mat involved. Levy stated on his Ina QM Os toestsest toll Ma be ve• peeetelae of the Atha sad yawed the smog hr the poplar of the nays lt d In the course of the ow that oa the lest eseeelea wan is, was be/ea the court the insolvent held • el .of Si. a we& lb. Levy had summoned the s ties. eedema to the cart GM the Walnut bad lest hie silos- Mr. Levy said he wasted to show the court that the laud vent had 81. e week, and be did not all the gendotinenor be pee him thatbdesumadon k cowl. The Chad deuninieur, &kg Mr hie midst's co the comp, piss interrapled send tines by . Levy_ . Re amid be mold plagily Ant the beiskost last doss He bat vbst e study sila mood do, NO !obtained bola nods so iippoojirsonsot. Ho som was plgopemr oa the stborpoist so to the trollsg so ogoislor. it the odor togabpd, dos wadi be given pr to SW b Nees ut on the gossips. H. we. ready to ghetto dog mks. Mr. Reed craved dam to lock kr 41•10. _ _ _ N,. ife - ricOitn - ; setieled tbsrae ewe eveM be MM. The Mud order eras not ipshata, ist the ease deal ever WI Monday, with Forgetful', tor the pupas oseekeied. THE JAW PANIC AT INQUEST. .TRI An inquest on the bodies of the wean killed in the crush which took place at the Burney Mesh Hell, SW- Add, on Moan night, we. opened et the Sarre, Moth Hall on Teasley nosing, baton Mr. Themes Badger, the coroner, sad Mr. H. P. Hedger, depaty eareser. The jury proceeded to dew the .need boas, mho which evidence wee takes ea to thuk Wilgus Hew n Oreson, el tal a. teeth —l raid we 19 yore et ap, sad awe le • =Meths Hall lot sight about a pogo to was o'dedt. I set es the bottom oat in the lower . end also two 'ode Prom ase of the pre nomadism • bit d • slier In soy pocket, I old to my next neighbour, Wiled Lager, JUTS • smoke." I sot • Vela New wry peke; sad wblL t tinting my heed to Thom. Chgd, the brother atom, of the demand, I struck it on the ledge or board 1a treat of the seats on which the driakiag poem an pat. An esplothe of gas took plea hosediately I arta the wretch. T hat we. about tire missies pot sight o'clock. I knew ft we gee, because I had emit it weeps the whole maim and oft of Mr. Yeadea's area had be. = ei cd pat ease white had as the top et the pipe. 1 Mid the ash that the gas emelt very ding when I sat, bat be would not take on moan. I mid, M Raise the pets here, sad pit it to some of these nicks," but he did not appear te beer me. The repot et the implosion wee wry I nd s ad burnt op right head, mod it gees see each a dock that I tho ugh t op VIM was OE Imusedlately after the ezplodot I braced nod tro Ledger, and hand hies pos. As the sane incerat I ow a pang area Prep toes the grain ea the wage, aid 1a thomading hie aro shads sad brae ewe rids elms doellethes. Beebe the whole place la • ode at d e w sad reshig a te the Others, I so lien gel tried aims to asap. err • greet south es the seas, sad • seeds bad posed as my shedder, se that I wee eastrip ardoodeL I boom titead the Not thing I nomber was lean ray at theretethet this smug. I saw no &was ; but who the Viplades leek pines I tbendo I Ps they but is Wg_to lakes, Mod thee • booed heat et the seat had been Mews el, end then It shook as that Hoe had bees ra Opeeks et pa. bed leh fie gallon than Mr. Wee osse ft the dep. I was aboat tea adagio to denials Idles I basso inocaeolosse has ca edigh eleowth. Witted ledger red Moo woe pogo to we who I rook the match. Clew are add sooldsg 4 snowed dogleg the prthrossoo at the &gm Kole Mall. The jar, pesedied with the ethane to the pet et the gallery where he Sigel the -,, to his. eseened. It wee within a pird et the spat plated eat as that hems whoa the pedsi egebes dip ether redo wee Amid to have been And. Oa the fpgildther, M eau that, alter the aliadis casslust ft the oftettgl% a board in front of the spot indicated by (heaves war hued loose, and was replsced. Another b o y, named Wilfred Ledger, came forward, and confirmed Oreaves's statement as to the striking of the match and explosion, ewe, that the board, on being blown from its place, Maul him tn the chest. The idea sato the alarm having originated with the antler,/ • pistol bad been so generally received that some of the jury did not appear to have accepted the .. irons GrIAMI'll expla nation in the first instance. They asked if there wer e ea marks of burning at the spot indicated, but none were found Omens explaining that the expiation was only lik e a f i a* which scorched his hand and singed his eyebrows, but did not scorch the youth Ledger, who sat next him. Having returned to the inquest room, Wilfred Ledger, a War John-street, aged it, awr maker, oomfirmed Oremes's statement. Inspector Linky—la cue equenoe of information brought to me about 8 o'clock last night, that the Casino Ina on g r . I sent some men there, and shortly afterwards went ' Bre d along with detective °Mose Brayaliaw. I found peepta going into the hall sa usual. I went towards the lower r, end when I got to the first landing on the stains. held i the cry of " Etre," and immediately • great number of persona rushed down the stairs. The deceued p htyp Child was one of the foremost. Hs slipped, and fell with his head on the stairs. I tried to gather him up, when a female, named Taylor, fell down the stairs and k noc k ed me down, end I fell into the corner. I got up as soot as I omit I then got hold of a child, who was underneath mew other persona, and I extricated him, and gave him to ear ether persons. He wee then deed, having, I believe, hen sufbentad by the number of lemons that fell up on him. A =woman (Ellen Staley tell over the people coming stain, and before I cow pick her up, several Err es by the pressure behind, had trampled uponPln got her up as soon as I could, and pared her to others. Bhe tr=at the time. Immediately after that I picked m Norton, who had fallen down in the seas way as Staley. I saw Alfred Dale fall head forever on the mar leading. He moaned, and said, " Oh, deer." lierrel mr. aces peamd over his body. I got him up, and heard Wm forwent r soon as I could; and alao two ether ponces who were severely Injured. Many waft wen trampled upon. I caught • child, whi s k had Gorse over the people's heads, and which sp. to have been thrown down stairs. fieveral pens n down stairs turned summersaults. A quire of ea hoer roger trout the time when information of "em" wee brought to ia the me at th e no. Town-hall to the time I beard the cry el " fire" Ca _ _ Th;inciary wirethen adjourned to Thweday week, the 23rd, and she coroner, at the request of the Jury, undertook to obtain the evidence of a scientific witnees es to whether it was pendia for the explosion of gas to bare taken place es alleged without leaving farther traces of damage behind it. After the jury separated, at half-past 8, the bodies were removed to the boom of their relatives. Mr. Youdan bas announced his 'Memnon to dehuy theexpenses of the funerals, sad to keep his place of wrertefnment does I till Friday, by which time all the deoessed will have been interred. 11l 010108 GUI OZ i TEN JIMA'S OF ADULT THE BOULOGNE FESTIVAL (7M 091 OWN 00111/01/0211119.) BOI:L00142, Sim. 14. The Boulogne " festival," although of an na useating character for foreigners, has gene of greatly to the satisfaction of the town. It ass been favoured by magnificent weather. Until this afternoon (symptom' of a change are now perceptible) there hes net bees a cloud in the sky during the whole three days; the sea ham been all the time is smooth es Labs Lucerne, and when the varied sports of each day were over, the comet, flaring away between the (heat Bear and the horizon, formed an enter theinmsnt which was not in the programme. This is the first festival, as distinguished hem • It., which has ever been held in Botilo fere was indeed something of the kind in 1840,1 mt the word had not then been imported into France. Festival, in the French language, ie now taken to mean a gathering of people from far and wide for the purpose mainly of performing and hearing music ; but the term does not exclude the idea of other re creation. In this instance it comprised, among other aooessories, archery, donkey ratios, jumping in lac k s , running after decks and poultry—with the fearful intimation that the "conquered would be the prey of the conquerors"—daneang, rowing, cricket, &e. A great many visitors, not perhaps quite so many as was expected, came from Paris and London to enjoy the holiday. One excursion boat front London -bridge brought 212 passengers at the truly moderate fore of 12s. tid. each there and back. Very many arrived by t h e D over and Folkestone packets in the course of Saturday. But had the number, been much greater than they were there wool* have been plenty of accommodation for all o f theni, so greatly have hotels and lodging-houses in creased and multiplied in this town within the last few years. There was no overcrowding anywhere, and no increase in the ordinary charges. I hear that the townsfolk speak in terms of satisfaction of the liberality with which the English excursionists spent their money. On Sunday the festival opened by a concert in the Place d'Alton, performed by the band of the 83rd regiment. The next thing was an archery meeting. This, it mast in truth be said, did not attract many spectators, owing probably to the heat of the weather and the distance of the ground, which was outside the ramparts of the old cattle. There were none of those fashionable ladies whose coquettish drosses and elegant attitudes are emaciated with the idea of a toxophilite nteetisg in England, but in their stead sturdy citizens of Boulogne, who bent their bows with a vigour worthy of the yeomen of feudal times. Archery is not a national spoil in France, but within the last three or four years the taste for it has revived in a remarkable man ner in the department of the Pm de Calais. At Saint-Pierre-les-Calais there are two archery globs, one the Union, whose members are kr the most part lace-manufacturers, designers, and slobs ; and the other, the William Tell, composed of gem► diners, small farmers, and journeymen lace-makes Another club, the St. Sebastian, has been formed at Boulogne within the last year, and is making peat Cr. On this occasion the prizes, seven in 111111- t ogres the bows and arrows, which were very well made, were furnished by the St. Sebastian Clnb. The lists were open to all comers, but few competed except the members of the societies above mentioned. The objects shot at were small metallic effigies of birds, in rows on a perch on the top of an exceedingly high pole. The men shot very well, and must evidently have practised a great Zeal. They went on patiently for several hours, their arrows rarely failing to reach the height of the perch, and every now and then bringing down a bird t but I think, in general, they can only have been aimed at the covey. There was no horizontal shooting. The archery pretty nearly closed the first day's entertainments. A day ball had been adver tised is the Tintelleries gardens, dancing to com mence at four o'clock, but these gardens, though ClLenosaak in their way, want shade, and danc that in a broiling sun was out of the question. There was to have been a night concert on the water, and a crowd assembled on the bridge opposite the railway station to listen to it; but owing to a quarrel among the members of the band engaged there was no music. On Monday, which was the great day, some 12 or 14 banda and choral societies belonging to varicose towns in the neighbourhood of the railway Leta Boulogne to Paris, arrived by an excursion train provided for them gratuitonaly b_y the liberality of the Northers Railway Company. They were received at the statics by the bands of the garrison and the mosiesi 11011‘561111 of Boulogne. Th ey trsve ll ed in promesicia to the Ho i tir e. dis Ville, where t to an ancieet custom the mayor drank their pennant and then handed round wine (called the tin thalamus.) to every one of them. The bands aad choral societies then proceeded to the Tintelleries where they played and sang in succession a variety of msrehes, overtures, fantasias, choruses, &c. The music was not, as might be expected, of a sufficiently high character to invite any elaborate criticism, but much of it was very creditably performed. The playing of the Natioual Owed of Clermont. and of the 83rd of the Lice. was much admired. At the con clusion of the concert prises were awarded by a jury of which M. Auber was a member. Choral societies have greatly increased in France of late years. They are encouraged by the government as an institution which occupies the people's minda, and tends to pre test them from thinking of politica. In the even ing there was a very successful ball at the lintel leries, which was illuminated with thousands of egos lamps d /a Vauxhall. The admission was only la, but the company was most respectable. The English were in a large majority. Long lines of young ladies dancing quadrilles showed their nationality unmistakeably by their pecialiar round hats, short pale cloaks, and, as compared with French. moderate development of crinoline. Oat of compli ment to the English visitors the bend of the 153rd opened the ball by playing " God save the Queen," and our national air wu again repeated before the firework*. FM. morning there has been a cricket match at Opterhove. I should have been curious to see it had there been any French players, bat I am told they are all English. Indeed Boulogne is now more an English town than seer. There h►ve not been so many 'ninny as usual during the early part of this year, owing to exaggerated apprehensions of diffi culties about passports, but there are many more than there were, and the English residents are very numerous. Great imienvements are in enteseplation. The present assembly rooms, although handsome and spacious, are not considered large enough, and a splendid casino is to be built on the promontory on the other side of the port. M. Christol, of the Paris Hotel, is erecting a much larger one higher up the Quay, near the railway. The improvement of the port in a sanitary point of view, and greater atten tion on the part of the authorities to prevent impe diments to pasesogere landing, continue to he de siderata. The excursioaists from London-bridge the other day, although not ineambered with lug gage and exempted from passports, were detained 46 minutes before they could laud, for no assignable reason whatever. MELANCHOLY BVICIDI OF A CREAM'S MISIIITAIT —rr Oa &Aw 'seree* maselog rest debut • 7oars set eld el me. seised Cherie MI weed Copp, mime I. Mr. lterteL ' Were Permit 1001011 S. 00111.2111 eirdsowera by dies ef pireie seld. Oaly • fry viderse here be isemisted die met be ow es Terri es sir L Mr. Karel bad set whir, sod tree We. MI, • bid la the rep vith bit All at ere be rest derrietes Ms re sir shady edge wards • error err It end the Nei tbs bell ler re sersiar , bee be Md ter wawa • NOM! rpm ems his the shish ad dr bei d t t epr, bet re ared se rem ; be rest desserre end herd tbe msit he res Wag or re lest Met ret be wee aid Is Nr. NB MINIM II viAs is Ihrereed to hi is Y e t ye rehrturreed= ire died. It to soideit her the ride OM wee ti Ms elk Ibis be bid sr shred r6L Whit tbs ebeersteres mere Is Y et be be reselell • rei, rad k rig be bsedifthurler promiss dot re Is ether Arerreed, mad es• e sedry. It le sewer thet • raw wire be bed resered re sere verebe reittee le Ms sreries w slis sere ii the eel Meer emir itsserrd, eel Ms tire Tee is lemeardely. weir La tart bie riethew bed sediedy.—ltseres Isprow• ID 17CA TION. At the annual dinner of the Northern Union of Literary and Scientific Institute§ at Alawick, cm Tuesday, the Right Hoe. Sir O . Om insidef ; end in propoling the tuft of the evening—" Paws to the Northam aro dolma of Literary end .. hinica' Institutions" geld :—This is a toast whhh I am sure, after the Meths' we have had this mersing, after the valuable end brimming Mort width we there heard read, and easy the inovert width 1 Mabee all whom 1 address must hat hi the *eve dth is asesdalion, is one which I need not ' elommarei bi say aligaa* at my own. One thing, how =treitnftgl 6111 II Midi= se a sub )ed ot iis hill hi the ups In which we li:ii ' , 32 lll; maim ad ~th y the advantages of the &frame of ad(Near, hoar.) The Boa il bajthig roes by. shim, it sie the esses of • great whirr " the sielphadheeehress eshen to gammas Ihsexat body of the gesple." (Anima) The time is Me by, Ice, I asy aft, whim the two or agree hemingstifens el sea al missy oda dad in the way, ce raise a border ageism the ealiaghatearat sad eeWon of the Mai body of another, (LW sutplagee.) lii now univer sally admitted that kirwhdp h • blersing ; and the only =which is eseneask die cooly thing apes which Is nd dam= ef sin arise. Is sa to the hie 'Mom of dismiss as otiose, the thine st which all rear fa, and of pissettas as widely as posits the bissie. of siseetice c sod of bled's (Land fie) I ham Owe io solds si ow on Iris has a ahlesse whist I lad Is as ert by thseeemil of this ressiallos, it s i:li ooh be impost ley 'raid lepheetaet Wisetsl sad soda esedides of he pee*, waist &oft al= the sere of istsUalleal hissaeloshwatios. ( a` st ns .) This seescation dole dose aim to those amass .1 kosfednel Wm* and rehoollu 4r ; la Z therefor it is &sad* he sews the radial sapiE n :f el who sire iniareetell in the Met isestele of likk • 0 .•• 0 7nla• UAW eleleleft) The sows eh ols ham TM to iteseste4 wholes prohibitory Ism you Pht — (ie4ehlo)—ittatese toshists yes stlaspt to ha pose—oo as he hem sod tie elehme in hi only wrens which the wielder me to whine is Ink email fission and inikneentes. It is Indy aid Nor th* I think, hat the best mit of Is le estabilab a readhswecon 'harem s as he estoblished, soorollis to the worklag-mou oar thilably lighted, with • abseil Smart with other whist are ntoeitory a cedar le mho It attractive ; = s o thing you present to his as a neseashis beam es a big eintaalsbis sot asV be theeb el his eoestey, hot eatessa• ale Os shad—you bass bellies his eiroysesti add carob of hind eh* I doe debases plesseoss Is whits so mazy In the hewn of e a r =tear mama as dished to ladatio. I say While amen la ass beim olds ass end= ley wild sesheds he ash. this sad Ow sorb is higher sad sake her this to width they see naturally iodised. It has its reeding - foolos IS Ads IN ithantig libraries—sret useful is the way et allesd is that knowledge wash ma be premed theet hie lehle. retest books of a valuate kith. need yissoi the nab of remote hamlets ad yaws ; it ices IS lesessith— likable in their way ; ft bus its maim cheer ad thus eishas schools to which much useful einem was sale lo lly. tad elect I think are the rasa wind dhoti of tide moiety ; it has Its system of amends, lad It age also has prier which I have sun ainiated today—whigh ad mrs'air rislig pais" sad while see entletine is blue msa a destsle this allele wed hosithe le the allehmant of WO eel medal twins Speaking dais eve area et I mg its what hire home very eschhos = . 7 1 1 6 ;a1 see Is this matey, with whom I haft lad math inloossures at this subject, but who soli* go lather ta ante of lei hese than I one go with lima, beam I rile it Is set by pthitthory Laws so meth se it Is ,T think by • NEW atautione the you alesemeadally ewer s= heist the wesest evil of intanumala of areal=nu was sena tie ether dry, ow is sewer she of inestiolyea me, Nosh =so, whose writings I hewed doubt rasa of re eaueinted VIII. TM the pomp In which be swarth soar of lis ad* days, whea he was actually whim es • 11111111111. lent when his mind was ales at work I epos lather eyed' alas those on which his brads were I whoa be hod learned to appreciate the philosophy d limos, and to return from hi ' wink to his ley le enjoy the intellectual teases I emit of Walled pesaatsd to him. He says that crew ' mei= he was tomped, in his intercourse with Ids I aseattymenole lonteripme the bounds of meepelesea, ail be 1 hides with lb* fa onoulve drinking. He swhesal Id his I =est mewl Ids bum ; his inftlool out o was meth Is ate, sad to oda 4ll I that day be male • toseete—a resolve ',Nib lelson he entlermly mainaithet ellerwasile—...ale sigsla to drat by iedathaweevo that MOM shish Get had . e. . berms he fdt r esi t e doizz4== a ' the Inostimede he by I a psalms mad amid lbehilssath Assays the of thews ahem here aeo re:shills brides • achilstidals• ' which ere emery te a gam rosilerhee to mho h ens- I fortable. I Wet the nest hoseelset h a neat eel I dose eilieties et bed* to be abed hen for the of 1 thine who me idea lie [request am. Now, I by • scud and MMus deaths of boob that we 'my osefolly weld ear SNIP or out town libraries a thiag wash the ihellbes solt think ought not to be 11 ts by as MOM erseesso, Nat this should he the of with ithendr. La there be books of el !MI! them but let the esimetioa be a vies ..l nil with the view be pat Is thus libraries bei i i i wYi Illie they elleset—ead due ere many of this wth the thug Insersth end will excite then to Who =if sulks, sad war sgslv them with marl* to km in their area, be a - isver sphere of hh they Edl. for of the which I it is ' I Idea: he in thew navies, at me eay a word as whet I us to in many of those reports with referee°, to be ratelme rather • ex that newspapers prise , * Is tareeanag-rooma Is Me ems sun it has Ms des shoat seasstry to Nips lab Si eseepapors fen ether bssbe, sod be hem as spot mot Is the and awshor kw heel% bares seasertie dlamW the pennies dlrslisa hut what was nest weal sod minable. I think agora rat, to the oherNiir el* asuggers at the prima essian et the misty of Inansalianthich they at the abilny with which they are when. is their of bets warring to all pa rte of the imeid—issidte at ',- Sews of literary works which we lid la emu eves it war papas we the cooly litirety id peundella these radar =1 II wadi sal advoors as real/-room bei:= 3 ; was coadiesel to asupapr a, which it is as* deeiratle it should be; lei I would not withdraw*, per. hum those readhartoomp, or attempt to &ere em tea the petrel of seiropsysts by =daft( thina th the seem wise shot wets re bort, beams I bass hat ose its sewareames mob veleable iamb:ties tad hit nation say be ralled—eattacia ll y as they are orilhaed in the puma is". (Loud applause.) But sin* id de jest be • sa nest advert to what I ise abode! is Is tit syset, So., web of fiction. Isr that a gals we ass/ hr the best any ape the expensing of adathaag sr mattes wiit of fldios boo the. abash whist ato cemetei wiih aseireirf than ate,. Now, so may bra es vet hen seised se this walisot, gad I de not knew what view sails idea of It hereafter. I see the re port rather invitee edam en I? td ampteker • hops that what Ms haws meta death e a t i S g aml which lea wry to see tee Ohs tie le ems shay be set at Nat by the hie ciroliwellse al it. Rees of Me mice he starvation that I ditak it moot =Wise ratio's el works of lets to dim. ram &hoorah,' es • whets sad to drew • bred Nee of naiades bet. , ta w Ike of bass eel those work. wt Leh ar. net writs of deka. dams rods at bias weep admiral* mauls ; some wake of Law adds la. draide• of the highest character, and la • hese la which erno rther works can convey it ; and I Aka it would ~ injurious to the interests of dices oseieseted with Hose realist-rooms If works of tide kiwi new eadedel. I should. therefor, fader my Unable advise to the used of this assuutiO a, if they are called apes to lay down soy rale on .be &UM, am to think of excludiog all womb of ficami, bemuse they would thus adds what were deeply iassrestiao to the great body of readers who inquiet reastieg near, sat which will also be calculated to many to the. the highest moral theracithe. Let me Just dud le ON hook Es a exemplar. bemuse it is act wristat by • uentry mom of oar owa—l mesa " Uncle Tom's Cabin.' (Ap hasic) Who here. however much he way object to some "odic of fiction, will ea th at " Uncle Tom's Cable—a week of fiction—ought to be altogether withdrawn hem the of ill.. wortleg classes, there beteg may of thentoribei serval optometry of men/ work. of this kind extent them reeding-rooms ? (Load applava) The wise Z rgu ea he to loot at the character of the work from its iambs* merit muter than to draw any arbitrary rule, which I am me—speaktee my own opinion —would be zoom injurious es the ieterews of those for whom benefits those institatione ego tairadoil, and would Mad very much to defeat the died which times have Is view who art foldOtl• In the 9111110 el of those institutions. (Laud applause) Paola the marepeicro sot them literary works the dams of I think ought be fell a plate In those tosithrosame. se there is a seise of poild congratul. , ios yessisted that we haw s sesirr of book* published front time *0 which an set aphanerel—which are not works of thesis, bet wide li prom am Imp as interest so can be permed by asy weft of ills, wild, they are calculated Is he highest deem I. Anse ha sleds of three who read the: Let :1 st oolla le inn al thus which have been pahlieked As hot rm. Take the llis of • as we ear aimed ell oar own, Orris Stsphmen—Oset 11111.10—• am °hikes the north of Rogighd mery be yeah. Who h hire het tea read dist kb et f slip =eal—holiaus his early stir far Issowideiti by my et ihnsteras is& hiss be tbe pewee ley said se mat = 11 41•1111111- Meath find IS male the best se et that width did bad fassisted la him—leestaba with a= dike made - the if the hot as Is Berege—oillbset Wier* aired Istoriet Is es asivellet, and slash It& ies Murillo Sher hos foe he ettssies rarer& of that wok? (applaira.) Ossmo Illtrhoests vie a shbods mid nos i, bit whit be Isteeed spirt al spy is ehtlyeas het hisibot ell d m i bleb la = mimed Ms he el ass weds* iho Ineseet which the eof Nth similes 'SA bet k i r W IZ see—the eresie son t dhligehhei wets bean his the oory les eireilis whist tit rower to ewe med. abowtes how sod be appeelaind the areas fa eile rata/ flat howled' which ls coated,* to the Woe ads. Wall, thea, let as tarn from the life of Oster ior litz t phases to the his of • man who moved in a totally MABEB2B. COTTON.—LiTistrooL, SEPT. 15.—The ambit his bout brisk to-day, but little cotton offering. The sales are 12,000 bales ; of which 4,000 are for speculation mad export: —2,000 Surat, at 414. to 814. Egyptian, at nd. to ad.; 250 NOME, at SO. to 9d.; 200 Yaran. at 814. CORN.—BowroN fiery. 16 .— Oar market vu wsil reaed with wheat 10-day ; the &mud slow, et lc to 2e. on this any Wasacht. There me mot moth debar la tete at Let week's nice. Pau mad beau supported kit week's prim Wheat, red, 42e. to 44e.; white, 451. to 47e.. Oar, 211 a per 12 done. Peas, 455. to 49e. Beans, new, 46e. to 47e. ; old, 62e. 6rocurox-os.lloo, SEPT. 15.—We have again to re poet a large apply of wheat from the growers, which met a free eels at a decline of le. per qr. on Let week's muttony. Bpring corn remains without alteration. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, coastwise, 660 qrs. ; barley, tout. win, 840 qrs. ; foreign, 380 qrs. CATTLE.-Borna LT, San. 16.-Trade hoary to-day; all labeler qualities sold lower. Beet made from 2.. to 105.; mutton, 3e. Bd. to 6s. ; veal, is. 65. to 4s. Bd.; pork 3s. to 4a. Bd. per stone of Übe., slaking the offal. COALS.-Lownow, Bart. lb.-Spas'. Bolide West Hartley , 165.; Davison's West Hartley, 16a.; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d. • Haswell 0.., 184. ; Morpeth West Harden 165.; Neireeeths Hartley, 14e.; Tsadeld Moor, Is.. U.; TaMisld Moor Bates, 13e. 3d. ; Walker Prim ness, 12a. 9d. • Ward's Welt Hartley, 14.. 6d. ; Wylent, lia. ; Walla 'End Beason, 16e. • Wale Bud °Worth, Ufa. 95. ; Eden Main, 16 s. ; Walls 'End Bell, Ida. 6d., _• Walla Ind Belmont, lbs. 6d. ; Wells End Braddylf Hatton ; 16s. 9d.; Walls End Drybara Orange, 165.; Walls End Pramwellgate, 16s. • Walls Bud Haswell, 18s.; Welk Bad Helton, 18s. ; Wa lls End Kepler Orange, 175.; Walls Bad Lembton, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Hawaii Henan, 164. 6d.; Walls Hod Beath Hatton, 171. 9d. ; Walla End Caseop, 16e. 6d.: Will. Bad Heagh Hall, 16e. ; Wells Bad HAD wick, 14.. 3d. ; Walls End Wbltworth, 14. 3d. ; Nines Merthyr, h a. ; Nixon's Darya, 21e.-Balps at market, 60: sold, 49. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MON Par U ir- Toial. Told. WITIIIII. elmadtaik. UM up. mem Wok aidlis 6. lll.47ber l. , a U r n L .. 4 , ( 4, Wakening eieftenter 1 Narlises fa Mel 13.604 26 074 ILI: genii Waal. I. _, - On Walk aillig_lispiamber 11. ° b ." nwisma — 4. 9 0 2.47 t 7.411 Om* women.. 403 Ara sad 3141W1G.1:::: 36,#;11 x.lll c 5.356 indltsugh 1111 KM 4.174 11.M.4 iiwetwirds,llll.ll4l4. eel la; 4.3/3 1111$4 U. II XI 71 Ist uo •••9•11. aareked gra Unearlire sal Twltobb• . $ll 14,011 17471 87.471 W linoteshm 4 414 lAN illieselrel aid Maur • 5.412 &ZIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. bilmek Ceptalt Only, trees Weatta to Ix atlas. pot It Imola do Oh Lwow. hely, with mamma sprang. ,to Jakpmed elided swim gals *lt a... Wring totpeflece.d vw7 Loney 1..11ff the Ilith July; sad ea the nth July, • gale Pea gentilbil•Le whisk laMeg shout t.Nn boon. Bak plumps %mg flemillip vote'. Neer, b Plll water, eke makes 7 Welke with par hA4~ lbarltles. avg. 10. 1.417 it. there (Megrim skip). Captain Teethe. from Limped Is Utte park ebb Wt, week oo Poise Palmyra' Kee. LOW VMS mlewM aftewsrds sag ow bombed tea mks 8 o &here Neer, se ebeeookl sot to kept treh nog we *rowing gorge over. Lead, pin eadesevar to push bar . Sae; sad brag bee so sae. —0.1611„ Ms. 7. Osatie Ilantall (Amarillo' Alp), from Iloolleel*. oltk • 01 , 1 0 at ember, has her lest am th• Super head (land Iliade).—Caleatti. Au& O. 40AVANTINE NOTICE. Yalta, Ospt.lo. Malta has w been Bedard fa ha pratioa• with alsaadris. Oa. Pla/11 WO% said Ilso Italian porta ; a guaranties, Kill *otos mail dap asollost Alexandria and tla *Oka' Coast, sad of to o.je NOM Ottosdar. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Austria (.). of Hamburg, tom; Southampton air Now Yak 810. 7. 4..41 41 Non 11 W. Aehltloo (barlim), Lim Oluiow kr Qoatoo, Aug. 11, lot 44 N. km Nal W. &soil, for Man II Torras Straits. Cathssrs, gissllsg W. avg. IS. lot. 17.17 1f..1a0. ILLS W. ammo (AM). with trams, July IS, lat. 14.10. Is.. MIS W. Dormant IV. ter Quirk Saps 4, 100. 46 n N.. ke. 11.411 W. Hankth Nieboloma, train Lammed kr Notbootim. 111.4 11. ki. 1117 . loc. 110 W. Manned IMO. hem Lanka. Log 14, lat. 11.11 Ica. yW. Motor* of Lhorpod. from Kook. Worts blonds, Aug.^ 10.111 7 . k. Si tr. Low we Nyinalato, Soto fliroorm for Hoot loot, 51 dam Jolt 14 lot. 17. N 8. km as W. ye~lsq of port. 77 ,: k 7 . 17 . 1 11 1161 tor Itorroarm, dory Light, will emigrants, standing SW, Joao SS, MIS Na 71711 W. Ike aka, Sum London. bound S.. lily 116,1 at. 11. 10a.17 W. Soak km (Mkt, nom Nacre Wks kr Dortmooth. 11. Jul. 14.46 N., is.. WU W. Omuta, bow Ilarrpnrt for Callao. an. 7. tat. 11 $.,1.. SS W. , Mks as. Navels. boast S, hay MIS. IA IL, km 18 ir. Salk rum* or Plymouth, eipt. I. W. *ll N. Irk Palpseag Warime). of Livorpool,ll, Mgt.. itugoil, isom Loden for AdSiads. J 217 12 . W." NM. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DIALL-41mt. 12, M IrLeior. MD Mho et T. & B&S. Toll.d 6 0001. Y — 4 40.12. tirp Wl§ at IL 6m4y. 111.. of &Wei r ." HAZDOLD.-024.12, Ma H. 11. timbeM, of I MOMS U ALUISIL-11424. at IMMIMMII24. Btrmlord. 04 .."` 41242,24 m, 4 el., al • drels. "VI 59 ' U ." "ea." MA Mb et las Am. 7. et. DOM* 14, M Aideklemed Nan!. 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