The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-24 00:00:00

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Ittsam. asy's motet then le classi at about In wok IN all dam* draw , aid about Is. paw., awl pore to-lm them me Ass el env won M )sly obeli Maims A 49a, mad nd 46.. W. ram gliadiag es arm ta meaty go is miss, namely • arm sag imeer, mod qualities. Ai utag Mo Took bee- Jpiy, or from met lbsel wilbeaMery. • led Mews an wry a pea Ur weather wawa. Taaarday, , rhw Ware k boa caseatkaa. Thin lac whisk Ira ban asailart Mt U maaw tot wok, To WM la We oat % s log pis rlo um t mi. Moo ale of pas. Trail at 10. to lb. po we the mom es r, ato la my tomer Pir gt; bawl. Mei do dodo of we loot • I Is eft r m▪ ilted esodsose to Rob. end the @Meals palt. Thee boo boo I • Sagilliy toonesod Mt • Wow inquiry bow Item ollosdoll at ▪ ay iter=. • one dito tors d tote loan eels di; elmore are so rib tote regord, willmodt loam oend. Is4o ; Ws, 1.11110 ; bar. EIGENCS. 'halts. tram Oars to bed ma •wrR— r Lisboa. V slosisaid M. 47 N. • W ; grew I ell Umiak 'Phial pot auk time IA hap. attar tranntio mid. 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Rao suellam gm, =4 V •ORT7 • id lumbar et I/ the 1.11/1 Oseli.-11/ or urabers AM 111/LN.rd TOZILIL I lietuselears, lli. limerear; or is 0 DOS LA lONS aol Oa.. IS Orroooonst. le tIVERLAND ROUTE.-WHILKLY 001[1[U pt by Pisan I* MIA. yttitYLAZ bad 01111111TAL MAY briTATTBIO4I.OII - 5' MOOS FAININ GIES bad posh, gentssad ponds for tM 11 =IsbUl.. agi ttts= k Narbg liadra taltme l" tes a y: rrit al W es" azizt.,==xtran MEM§ erg Imelli• 1 ■ 641 / 1" riarl:= 1 = 1 63•11= 11111 MIN% UM. 14140. THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM SKIP Lila coms i Teiticar l • MAIL MANUA frau XXlX•upbs or VW TAXI:WWI% Cloplala Lanvart. use owe uss rbvOs WIRTZ InAll. Ofiptila JO/M. Os 11011TRIMI UGH?. in % mak and MAO rupwor Ihs • Sum. sal NO Imupoorer. vIX Ism 1 at Ob 1111 it w TOLL as halown: VAX DII L? .......... Ol4 I ZWI a iiiiii'i Amt. I XXIV MX. Mop& U e i All MUM' . Ousbar i ll W is ibiu sUrams 27 INN UiliiiiiUTlA on a rrr t a. a lm aTtris . .Whia am. irameak law A; 4 6.. 06A4 dr% 112 I'd ° WPr inP. 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VD Mistaillft willwie se &midi Mist IrAila a z er ariere ea Ord% re U. e.•Mrtw id Mit = a rMll • U. aiii. it aft WATERFORD LIMERICK, imd ik a xgrjel . :. tar am a c E ng M i i llli pe yam, ., -2 maxarkli.... bONDON sod NORTH-WRETRRN RAILWAY: CM RAP RIMS/lOU boom LOllOOll sod NITDMISIF aLD. MUNCH eATICII. LIVIIMPOOL To LONDON. is Awed U— u.. Mao. bi Ora l si Caw "ke : .. . no. raiii 11661 i: : ••••414. LY Sall tea.. few Swiss Yr — am saiumiGaimiiii.ww. 4-, Mar SI Cbia C . am 111111". : Ita rill aja. ....... okriowtr . "fr. il..r l 1.1 -Umiud. r ai •.m. at et ere= Ma. MN= IMO% ANNA OTAL GARDENS, ORINORNE. E. WO J OLlON • W i llnalirry= et aft" Ile M.. Iss. en PPMMon et Ilmemmaia k. Imigi C A KAMM ANATONICAL MUSEUM, 3, Mielir airsMk 0 Pll DAlLlrehr be IN. 111IXTOX et rova sed MeA to see leeteielleg Tole le eeeralea eta . rhahleeo Mgt pmeremramt. heatades. I A /M . in oho rtmager at Ilanboi. be... eme MO the Amber ea the meip et testes thinge. DI. 1101011? 110,1 011 INDIOUTION. aw i pettligisi Nis L. t 4 . litteeith /Piles rttrOUB DISUSES. LIVER and STOMACH COMPLalittl, Lev 1 / 1 1101. SIMON Dear', ma Diteete time ethetim IS ileeie et le peen' peeeller. By 0. loses/ Devi Xi. "lib it e dew tad weal itet.'—linee. Ply li Lett Jaw he the ter metier. lid ill=se he td.. On Some or the Imeeneit Dire. et Nisi mai Lewis: J. iliembilt. end te be bet dell leeketileee BENSON'S WATCH 88.- 0 Ms qualities of his eslesd soma to res."—llefetiag Altera.. "The lodise Ire mill** ow ms Om 0 ses .. sese sams. =—Otrirrer. Om' Om Mmos ler = leormiles regraki• Ike eta mut: Vi Ani d "l in ant 1•=1 .. = mad ma pia pal is fax Ma a XXlsaL a. eg. =Mei • laimatiVisalbaux. lows DRESSING CABEB and TRA- LviLea--ut 41 8 ,=7,414 k . ..0...1 g ..... 4. IMPffilii#MlNW MM. ile s t Ohne. vort boar Pier igl le is.a u E lm isi:•••• "ll' 4•4 6.l l :Ws. = N OVITriie lbe" rid IA Weehytt LIM tralCiftlitLallrgigur=lMll: Oa; WA OMNI M.* it ara 4 .Bo . AMR ISM M. /a lamb W. noun Nrairommo We Mem No left bast ___ ARRIS% ° SPECTACLES, the ehespeet idt from snd sr. at messes -r- e ler rummovbit . 11 a raCt ai Vairkrrmairaii. -erdie q s_ Vx m4lll4 PNI IPPe t te 611 .6.6 /at= F oßu. BEASIDII.—ANOOLA !MIMS! 16. ._ ammo soros. . gilmi rr:= L armor not ADIIB VISITING the 1111A-151DI, 111urids, Tvoitsi slime agesi to Ihe 111•101.1 fie as ge, Ili deri. se Gad OM seglimilin of wirspr .i. rosiiiiimilme So lan asol Ma. Nod.' Nokmaghs, sa bra FM Mrs Ile *MN sod aft el Or Ala Ns 11 um me eladhatid lir Ns 1 awl awe ow eft dim of limer. My bum ft, it sea 6. d. portir " Omdlus.—The 1011•110 `. MO le re ma Ira denim*. "A. lbodowl • Ili is. ei Iw► as 34 Illeimegrim. Liaise ; _• ts, disable NY —Protected 17 RE d... telties a 4. 4 ll•o . Th a r inpla rand W 0: t al riiile . 114. I. Is • sisseft kr Men Oft opmeimbas. ;aro. el do 4•111N6 Trimmer. la % illmaallp. la the ern moo Illns 42 ompallely and selke . orgeollie al arm el Orie Med ilheli=irs i %. " e pilllie l"" Tlit e gas 16 o. UM NM userldp Mini Om el Annines Mew FE i IA it s= w.. . el et• e5= 1.... " .... ..A vilmill new le Ile lull amok mamaTll dwell et lola et sult. we el al a/Wiliam I.lllllft NC Las: Silo " =MOM liar amati‘le %M LR 2:11 6 %MU lijr wile ata ...i ir• Mee • let W• am op viessn weis .ti 1 Urea Osbei =11:r21, 4 ____ l... _ ,, ___ lll•,B l 4 iL a =4 m tastis a mi. 1 11 , ....1. I —...........-...... Tin Fan o, ESClLoitt.—Tho 'Man Of Mr. Miezta.thahamd fa • &oft of it rock la Or omit at at Wedetaday kat— ah pad adaial. led Mira* amidst Asher tram lid lailddiaam dad ~had, haw sip, sad siva vale spilt nee Idaimilke haat Ipas skint ilia it opposes that la had allaapal Aar aiiirlds the *ka t a litiat a time, lad Omar Oa Tlaraday • petty et between twoety Yd anis Meade woo up whits bann•••• is wah• ohs I " lllMilla t• loon; sad be was lair padadar Aar pria—ide main balm hawed to shot: Int 8 7 • hip magma at Ida ampilaWatak_4. gizzimesa SAVAGE LANDO& ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST MR. WALTER wings!! ClRClllT.—Batsirox., Arovvr 23. (Beim Yr. Baron Chump TINCOIOII AND ANOTRER Ir. LANDOIL-SPICIAL MIT. Kr. 116114 P.C., Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., aa Mr. Barr, Toro ta• *WWI; Kr. Phinn, Q.C., ad Mr. Collier, Q.C., kr dr diaar. Kr. Balk" evened the pleadings. The Be,. Morris To ombs and Wry Jaw, hie wife, wen the pitlattfe, sad Yr. Walter Sewage Lauda the defendant. The diclarmion contained four counts. The firm three charged the defendant with baying pinta end published certain libel., and the but mud wee en a emegreet. It alleged that a former action bled bra brim& by the *MAME @Oast the defendant, whisk had bee isentgetembed en an imibeteking by the de- Went that L atom would nisei the &erre again end ft charged the breath et that esegrnet. The databank by his pleadtap, &Wei the placation, denied bb nadir taring, and skid the beensli. Mr. Made, to sparing the ere, said the Rev. Mr. Yew ameba wee a ragman of the &arch of Bagiend ; be was a married geatlese= with a say of eve children, sad bad moved in reareleble choir ia the ally of Bath. The tirendant wse Mr. Walter Savage Lender, the celebrated author and poet, whom " Imegiatury Consenmalorr sad I other works had gained for Um not merely an Europe's bet • world-wide renown, end of course any matter emanating from the pea of such • writer, unless It was by way of joke, could not be peed over, but must have serious notice taken of it. The resent notion was brought for the paper al clearing the character of Mrs. Yeecousbe from • most false, fool, end malicious libel, which had come from the pa of Kr. Lander, and which wee contained in • book which he had pablishad, called "Dry Sticks Fegotted, by W. S. Lander." That book had become • library book, which would probably be bend is the drawing-room or on the work-tables of many of the jury, and which certsinly had been speed &brood very freely in Bath. The plaintiff appealed to the jury to protect his wife from the libellous pen of Mr. Landon and to say, by their verdict, that they would not suffer hint to follow up such a misnames persecution of that lady ea most Nader her lib a marry, if it did not oar= her to a pereature grave. He (Mr. Slade) bed smiled la Ida for any medgmble emotive =deli couM have aerated Mr. Lim Is the as he led priced. lip to Jam, arnialy up le May, 1667, be end Mr. end Yrs. Yeeounhe were as the ore &Sadly Woe, =dug et we other's honer end =erasing all the emar tries of The sly prelble meth, which arid be wigs= was the corm whisk Ma. Yammer had thought Y right to pews with reseed he a yeas tidy of 16 er 16, who was the death= of a prima mart are deer to her, sad wham, is oar te aniet her in her edaration, she kindly Wry= a parlidper la the ofteeetles of her ova Mee= d beemene a pert of her own &My ; mad lamas Ilse. Yeessalla thong= It better for the realer of that yang loft Ora she shard be mat le Cherubs= would sena le lave arm ell the masea of Kr. Lander. From that arm= Mr. Lair bepa to pen hie smaddene libels. lon OW Ant plane be pat wet • angler ea= " Whir Sassy Liam sod the Ilearomble Mee. Tameadr" La wide& be dart= that lady with eh ethane of the most briar kind ; such, in fact, as ▪ was reporible for her ee pea over without taking rep open lbws la • limited osalaty like that of Bath the libele eireilled with grastragift. The panpres ehersed Mrs. Tee esinlyritk as distinct eines= of =deli ke wear give than the beak In the dna pine Mr. Lauder shorted Km Ira amok that, at • triellwhke leak pins Is the County Court at Bath between Mr. TWOONWS Ma • Mr. Roche, she ern arid =Ur and deliberate pair,. Ilsesad, that en one .aria he bed gives Mrs. Yeesseehe 164 Ow the pe apses of pail= far are auk gives to the yeast lady, wad that Kn. Tearethe dabber* wisher hell the money. TM* that the ermated • 61. are, which be had put into a letter for the purpose of brag seat off to • nurse. The berth cheep wee that • badmen= of the same of Jolly bad sent Mrs. Yawn= a resdpl Or sane pads, which she had bad et hie rap, that the wary wee not returned with the eacipt, and Mrs. Yesatubs look advantage of %ha receipt lava. bees meat caste saber Ile pay the money. Fifth, that she wee la the shop of • shoe maker amed Bsearay, et Bath, when 148. was as the emir, a= whoa, lon some inexplicable way, 7s. dieepplated; aid 6th, that she hod erased 1001. from the mat holy by hive prehescom Then deliberate charges were riser end eleeskeed through Bath, mid it became somastry that Ma. Yemen= should either appeal to a mart of kirk*, or hart ea Mr. Laadoes utterly with drawing the libels. Mao. Yeeesnie oommuniatted with her arielter. Mr. Slack wrote • letter, urging him to withdrew the ernigas, end requiring him, if he declined to do es, to esaannicale the name of hie solicitces. That later wee =Ma ea the 12th June, sad no answer wee Mara= io I; ha mother pamphlet was published by Mr. Leader, is =deb that person elan to make • most isdemant alba ea Mr. Enek. The ark was called " Welter Save=' LaMar noriessel," sad• the awing parte was " I ea Washed as below. The =We mem is no lamed= of eery anther of farce, of comedy, er satire, but I. really sad tidy Slack.' Whales he ha an alias, I sever aseere=el or inquired. It will be unlawful to ceder • alarolwi to cudgel this fallow for his lasobroe." Alm got no other eons nemeined to be premed by Mrs. Treenehe than to brag bar erica for libel, sad to =elks= her War to meet bat Mime twelve Indian= asa la a re= eijambee, WWI* the Ilbaliarmiglat, if he pleaded, prove labs inthei W Arm sad =we lee whole =Mr might I M rallierl. The enos weed la WOW to trial, briefs were prapmed, sal allerel ealered, when • gentleman mimed /Wee= • seallunes d ems morease Is the literary world, sad whoa the editor of the Eamiets, aerie dawn from Imam WSS lathers Mend of Mr. Lander, lad presented bleralrea the SO of July at Mr. Black's alba, ail Bath, and aeliewesel es sae if the metier night net be MOM by Mr. Lober unities an apology, sad OW neselletiene the folirdog wee else= by Mr. Lacer; al leallared M Mr 7 Meek :--" The Mee peddlehed dallernie esamening Mrs Yearambe, and added Bar. Lanka sad the Hon. Mr. Yesoombe,' and Mr. Leader Threatened,' hares at the request of -y Okada been m ien= to Mr. Veneer to educe an Inquiry tato the eleamstenor maw ted therewith, and ft having bra Ude day roporlied w sr as the malt of me lupdry that it Mr. Forma's Ail= I had as =Melted autbsolty on wild* t: make tba dumps slselag the bossily sad olunalia of Mrs. Tiassialia. I busby folly tad yam. worvaily wilikdraw all seek charges coulahud in the stela issals slam referred Is. Bath, 27th Italy, 1857." Whoa tie wispy was sabnlibmi to Yr. Black, be task objastios to the Ma "Sralakiat." sod also agree=d his viola that Xr. Lawlor amid apart sssas regret. Mr. Fonts, sesarad lima that &a spokly was amp* and on Mr. Slack edwdag Is nails the Ask. Woe issimpribml by as nadir taking sat to mast tbs lad, the disoansat was sat balk it Mr. Lark* by CAW Dreeloaaa, sad sack aa cedar- Way boob( beta QUM, Mr. Black gays a letter .1 mi sgauges TM Mk was lordly dry with which the apology was willbss, trim a sada of most beastly, di:vastly. sad ~vs sowayssoal Miami were wrings by Mr. L/041/1. Ind mat lo this =bras=, lady. The Gist was dead pi e 4.01, Asps*, 1887, sad was Wrested «to the BAIL Mn. Ilwasbe, 61, Oh spark, Bath." It was supposed to Ma smut to a Mo. Clark, the amousla whit Waked Msa. Tossswert, ad was is 'bias aims : • The weakest of the Davin lop, Tanga or slisr, sudden lbw. Oans, Clarks, yaws b web pals Yaloosabes ale um bows lb. I Raped, a Mow Last yaw, sad law dr awe br her ; Cow, ray peal hltow,”lnd sway, Wad saws elikautt.• That Maw was followed by siolbwr, Mad rob. 9 : " TO w►Lna I LLJDOL a ♦ sky Ora, (or moo you thougat) Tamed to a Jackal, ana ono Magid By a loos Lioness to prowl Bohn bee, sad Out up dr atria" Aad doo : "TO ♦ DJ= L*DT, oaao■ (MTN ♦ /VMS LID IIIRT DOVPTUD. Hoop so dosd apes your bard, kg th, ro Liu so to tho comity bah." Ilma taste ..star, addressed to "Cedaa Coavoirosat," sad LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1858, he hk work be gave meaning to the name ea the bask of Cats : " Our race, 0 Calna, we have run From all besetting perils free ; I with Apollo now have done, And you (I hops) with Mercury." Besides those letters thin was on. of which Mr. Y 11•0011168 wadi qua, sad which was so horribly bad, so dews la every way, that it had to be destroyed. Bad as those latibre were, the plaintiff would hare esker no notke of theta, bad not Mr. Leader kilowatt thews up by the puhlioatioa of • work celled " Dry Backs, Fagotkd by Walter Savage Lander." In the edgiest Dopy of the work war a poem ad dressed to an mature' mother, which was in these terms " Unmeant! mother, Why basket to smother Whatever is fairest and fondest in child P In hell's bitter water You plunge your own daughter, Nor have wept when she wept, nor have smiled when she moiled. If sorrows assail you, Who then will bewail you P The true and the tender for ever is gone ; Unnatural mother, Ah 1 saver another WM love sad Lomat you as she would have done." Tits lemened mud was proceeding to uprise regret gist fhs delhadeat sitesid have so degraded his great intellect, whoa Kr. Baron Mennen weggeeted whether, es there was no plead joetifiraticer, wow warm ought riot to be taken by the defendant. Mr. Yid= mid his lordship knew what were the rsepond- Millie* of counsel. He could only say that he had sought for authority, and sought it in vain. Mr. Blade west on to say that Mr. Lando had withdrawn the poi= last read from his book, became some Irked had told him that it was a libel, and he 'messed his regret to the pal:Heim that he could not publish it. Mr. Landor than had recourse to a flimsy artifice, aid instead of Mother " Yee oozed' he used the word " Paitoxabs," and his poem was in the.. terms THI PILFIRID TO TIM 'arms. " Mother Pestoombe I sane &Les Yaw wore ever tree to Iles. lit the Yaw et theta Helps yea up at sew tan; Putting tz t iapedset, Showing locket— !Meowing mime -- 311 Ina That paw s Zest two mead. Pay me dew lie dal* paw MR ask psis es few I ea arm lake ar tide T.N.teg Ise& end stobbirlag kir Teeth, Is mg the Let, ea keg Aa *agar 1101111115'11 league ; Mem Whims% Moe Othiss Otter ifir Met es hod es itsie Aftw t Crimea war. I will toll yea Wady what I jut sew ess detvbg r: Teo' yea've Erb her pole sad this Aa the child elan& by sin, Whoa raw dose with Caroline, 1111 bar kr • 2110 t hi mine ; Tea shall Yoe lir all the day Followieg, M meat ow play. Whether yea de Wear eat. What la drag ks walnut Pate for you shalt distills ber sheers, You shall live some Istadred years." He would give them another passage from the book. TO Ctl,lll. " At the cart's tall, wane years ago, The female thief wu dragged on slow, And the Mara Bender* whip Followed the naked to dip. If no such autos now penile, I. it that aide beveled their Wit Rejoice 0 Caine I Mee thy voice, Not when it eleottid be. bat raides." And there wu another libel on pegs M. CANTIM• AID CAINA. Canidie shared bar prey with owls end foxes, The daintier Caine feeds an little boxes." That mos the cam which the plaintiff; would have to lay babes the jury. The defeadant had mired a cruel pert. He had put no plea of juatilloatioa as the record, so so to have admitted of a ventilation of the fiat., and be (the learned mums!) naked for each dames ss would protect Um. Yllio combe's character from future calumny, and teach Mr. Laador that he was not to degrade the great talents with which Providence bad gifted Ma Mr. Nichols, the pabiblisr, Mr. Slack, the plaintiffs' soli citor, Colonel Fitzgerald, Oohed Smith, the Rev. Mr. Tele com* and other vitamins were tolled to prove the oinetirqr. Mr. Slack and Mr. Timm% were arose-examined at great length, with a view to elk* that there were rumours as to the matters *Hopi in the pamphlet, and that the charges were not Invested by Mr. Lemke. Mr. Pitfall then addressed the jury for the defendant in • very eloquent epee& After referring to the altered rule which bad Weedy prevailed Ia respect to the power of GOOMISI to exercise • discretion an behalf el their chests he seledthed that the libel. could not De Nettled by him, nor indeed could some peerages in them be mowed. He wield the jury, however, not to judge Mr. lender is they would judge • writer in the vigour of his manhood, bat to estimate him as a gentleman who wee edneated in the manners of the peat age, when free liaises was accorded to mare, and litera ture had not been purified, sad who, with the virtues, had imbibed some of the vices of the WNW poste. With respect to the question of damages, he re minded the jury that they would have no right b sword them as a punishment of the dehadante but timely to meet the Injury, which they considered that the pleintiffe had sustained. The learned counsel weighed and examined the evidence adduced on the part of the plain tiffs, sad Idt it to the jury to deal with the case as they considered its malts demanded. Mr. Berea Channel) thee seemed up the evidence, leaving It to the jury to divide their verdkt, by saying first what damages they awarded Oa the three drst manta sa to the libels in the " Dry Sticks ;" sled wet, as to the fourth count alleging the breach of the endatakfug. The - jury returned e wake far w pleintiffe—da 7601. on the first three to, and 2601. ea the fourth. MUSIC. FESTIVAL OF THE THREE CHOIRS. crams ocra owls coaxes? ownawr.) HEREFORD, Mcmn.tv. The time honoured festival of the three choirs of Wteseeher, Hereford, and Gloucester is always an important Oak kr the embed/al city in which the meeting is held. This Isar the ineeting fall, to the lot of Hereford, and seems May to be a incoseshil one. These meetings, it is well known, have for their object the support of a diocesan charity for the maintenance of the widows and orphans of the clergy of the three dioceses ; but they have also formed a nucleus ibr the extension of the study of sound chariest music in the rovisos.. The predthmt on this occasion is Lord Bate man, Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire, and the vice-pre sidents are the Bishops of Hereford, Gloucester and Bristol and Worcester. The morning has been fully oocupied by the rehearsals at the eathednl. The chorus and band, with moat of the prin ciple* met early, sad Mr. Townehend Smith, who is oon doctor of the festival by Arens of his office of organist of Hereford Cathedral, tart over each portions of the seared mimic as the choristers were WA familiar with. The prin. algal vocalists are Madame Clara Novelle, Mrs. Was., Nis Louisa Vhining, Mrs. Clam Hepworth, Wee Lemelles, Madame Viardot Gerais, Yr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Matsu enelth, M►. Thomas, red /la. W. Heary - Bbgrarer hada the bead. Mr. Amish (ergeaht of Gloucester Cathedral) officiates at the organ hen; and /Kr. Done (organist of Worcester Cathedral) Is pianist. The choral band has been selected from the three cathedral choirs and choral societies of Hereford, Gionahter, and Wor. costar, and the Liverpool Philharmonic Society. The bend, as usual, is chiefly made up of London celebrities. The programme of the week may be briefly summed-up. To-morrow (Tuesday) there is fall cathedral servlce, and a sermon by Archdeacon Wareing. Spahr'. overture Loaf Judgment, will be played before the service by the band. The le //Mr will be Handel's " Dettingen," and the jubilate and psalm chant are composed by Mr. Townahend Smith. Them are three maims :-1. From the Last Asoigrregtorith the chorus " Blaming, honour, glory," &c.; 2, llandelasohn's Is the Hart Pilaf ; and, 3, an anthem by the Bmv. J. A. G. °ashy, Bart., who is precentor of the cethadral. It was composed for the degree of Bachelor of Maio, by the rev. baronet. On Tuesday evening there will be a miscellaneous coned at the Shire-halt,including a selsolloa from Mozart's Cieweasia de rite. On Wednesday Meadelaseha's JUI'MA will be the oratorio, and there will be another eveniageosecert with a dame to follow. On Thursday morning the seared musk at the cathedral will consist of selection from Mee &demobs' eftkalie sad Haydn'. Onetime, with an English version of Resehre &awl Mater. Oa Thursday evening the last secular concert will be given at the Shire-hall, sad on Friday morning the masksl performances close with Headers Messiah at the cathedral. By way of wind-op there will be a grand full-dress bell at the fihm-hall an Friday night, under distinguished patronage. The arrivals have already beset aoasiderelle. sad I bear that lodgings are pretty freely let, though visitors used not bat finding abundant accommodation. The railways have an been liberal in their arrangements, and the Gnat West ern, Hereford Rom and Gloweeter, end Neiman Aber gave ay and Hereford lines, specie] trains will be run after eaoh evening occeert, enabling puttee to got to their homes distant 30 to 40 nilles the same night. The natter ap pears to have been taken up again, and should this premise be Milled, Herefortmay look for a enemedtd meedng. DRAMA. DRIIRY-LANE. Mr. Junes AntLerma, the tragedian . , eommenced a nein of mix farewell peolbenseree es this Iminiee keg Wet; Ise rto his m re kw • lengthearl nimal tsar wrise. The eisceed Sir Br °trades wee 4ho, in whisk Mr. played the prin we te:l ealy tali web shersoarr, and Mier Els the anly haw tam dwell rharwim—an arrangement to be id=trln the calibre of the awe t L PN" . i ellesalba is se flahhei ml his afw as 110110T1)011 and powered as sear, bat se ea Wee be bee air tainly not improved eine he bet the inebuslits emery* of lb. Meoready. The pert af Limas b. berevror t well suited to his peoulidlies, sad be seeds the sea of M. rifer Blewortley's Parthinie is • finished pilinamee. There are few mamas sow men the aim who, by Seam yobs, sad action—sad wee Ohm ell, by a eerrai eppmedelles of the author—are eo dried to bin tie had In the clerk drama ea this lady. The velum, she relived in compassion with Mr. Anderson woo sod adimbette. Both were celled before the curtain batmen the NM end at the end of the play to receive the eseakeekilens of the audience. But the Boatsicasn concluded SO alseldomala, in which Mr. John Douglas, Kra. R. issair, mai moral other stars from the wawa pert a ah. assliersib, emesedully sustained the pia ci:3d Pam IRELAND. NIN4C7NO ASSAULT WITH 1 DAGGER IN A I.4ILWAY CAULION. On Thursday, at Abarford, Yorkshire, the Count of St. Albans (thessibed ea Akmaier Masthdt, Mks Alex ander de SeMt Athens 'Orions, otherwise Count Saint Albans), of York, Meths, ci kapagee, wee charged with having, on the 29th ult., In • railway carriage belonging to the North Eastern Oseepony, en • pardon at the Ilse be tween Newton 'rue eel Tadmiller, empardted Mr. Joseph Ilwath &Was ape. gatilmes, sad tookerly et Yea. It apsowed that Mr. Swath at Thorn Arch Station, attempted to tater a third-elms entrap for York, in which wee the Coast, who mid there has so room. Mr. Swale get in, hemmer, sad dosed only two other persons and the Coast la that esassertsaat. Whoa Mr. Soak (all/ • add of di yews, sad • sane girl) got mated, he told the Coot he dared sot have asaid his entrance Into a matte abroad, or he wield bele best gives Is are of the gem d'arma. TM Count regard; • quarrel eyed; and Mr. Swale haring said somethieg saga or may foreign vagabonds being la this eountry, • diegr ass is their one wad thweadves, the Cana bow • Mato, sad sold, "Me kill yea." Mr. Swab bed the add ea lie bats et the Mae; er, In the qua of Moe& sal the lire other puma peassil, the Coust wield have dabbed his. More was • sowed tamp quirt the Coast by Mr. Swats, who, barks game lab the booldovelise at the Mardi Pmts dada% M weelisla %M et what lad easesiod, whilst the sindwawsler one eg dews esk k the Mak beam math nalted, noshed pkik lowardevniga Soak elk ea isehrelie, sad mask imased Mos. The wegistralue said they bead It gds newest', for the she snakes awl *a the raki, of the pude, Is i.e the &had sat the ft • IL, W isiss elleored by lsw Ow the Mt smolt, t, owle t rAlbeit el preset to to ' adman-' le ft s el Morvellen fir tee swath& as to the semi It dowel this flat the datookat WOO Mitts , end that i was to asamely malre m = d ite band ewe he his ova nosaudnees MOM ma to Alai la re sitar der • period dimly* mesas. If *NW Oat thee he was guilty of as emelt von say Gas M west laY MIL to the Queens, The Boa of 64 and the eats hi the 'semi w , szoountias to li. Mk., were efisswesde paid, the delbadeat mooed We the make/ re esialkome, rad the dewy wee gins up to the railway pied, who wen 1011110110. It was stoat that Mare wee to be 'sabre pnesestia via dellisint, nadir Se tall way esupey's by-lews, ho Amoy* 1110 primires.— Natiolassier Grarolien. ANIRICAN MAIL3.—The screw Wexner North Areerkee will mil from Liverpool to-morrow (We/leaden wide tbe Canadian nude for Qoehec. Letters will be re ceived at the Lirerpool poet-odlc• till 9.45 sac, wli& late fiee till 10.16 a.m., antl as ths laadiag Asp 1111 11 am. THE LORD LIEUTENANT IN DONEGAL. On Saturday the Lord Lieutenant paid a visit to Sharon, in Donegal, end inipected the extensive meats lately effected in that neighbourhood by b riliTam . i .- M'Cormick, Bee, the eminent midway coairactor. These improvements are among the roost extensive works of the kind in Ireton& Not only has a vast territory been added to the extent of the counhy, but even the geographical spat of the country has bar almost entirely claimed. From time immemorial the " Island of Inch," as its nuns I end description imply, was surrounded by water. Withla I the last two or three years, however, the term has become a I ealsoomer, far the sea has bsen driven out, end a plain of the I richest land, at present loaded with • luxuriant crop, now spreads itself over the former bed of the waters. The am benkmant extends from the Praised Point, rood by the Island of Inch, Burt, and Burnfort. Some idea of the amens off at noss be hapset when it is femme* that mi.=at dm themmil ores here thee ban nththeal hem Olio sm. The work nee paderieoll by Kr. IlVandek wont yams ego, adds anewanami et a aseie/ eat of yeillemmi, end the lent le hie ethe It is unniemery Wog that es enomens sthennt Pro rel Osman* Ms hem Owned by that imilemen to the of dr astotthenehsed, ass only dolts the at the eiretnebe, bet sabeemmtly, in sommisn the saireltheig selthe serried en by M. Moral& sieb Min em We b es andel mud morthheent e s sestina► of am- bthlllogr, theniehel telth A lb@ Moth temeothetoolo; ad thommllines d the seise, not Ithe than the pthedieglestlitheet the a eath i anett le eath, Um given the moo et the new Tegenshas = mem In see Mel tookoth Mthed el P whin • eon medium with& had bees meth* his nee els dnim=s. 11143tholit owe a emethhethie et th e The Lad Lienithent asyreseed ethintion mhbe meld easempthh es amisee . 441 11. been 1Ma rrinsild ell.. 4 Ms. M'Carreick. A ethdthreblis May et eneehtore hod osthated near the place. Ott Ide re tom So tie path &tamed lasthseoth was erred. Mao woo emembili a thenher d the patsy at sled Dthegel, mil smog at the Alms et LoodeMemy , who had been Invited by Mr. IleCennkk to meet We Zwiliasay et kerbosa. Iw replyiss to the Isar at re brie, His ZICILLEICT ail-1 ma hardly area ray peat estisibeties at MK so happy r» have another opportunity el tinkle; yeake the kind resettles 1 have received. Theo Is Ohs Yin eppesennityl lull bps. for I onus sow go away — , 1011 1 1 7 it gni. (CAS lits. so.") At all emus 1 tie in Noir OM UT. appelmthy of visiting Ude pleas oasis, Ist I toot I ow oi ors *ore rye the br aless dNed* se idol& o v en l WI you mot Iwo M los r/ hilt or is rabbi the ohm w of the yr Ih s Ire aloha ear es soorosoo rit he e Wei& 01 fhb eelabboosber and el this cesslop. It is Week re of the meet iirath oadertokree I ere witsered, ehroheilei phi tied oat by Kr. IMPOinoirle with a oplell whir of Mt :411- .. rester sell pew, Lte sr hay by ow art es few 0110.111 1 the pert of Yr hie& rboi l r b evi rot so India& bre bees boar ass re leans& `War dor), btu byW are el re draw ee* ri shoroster, like Mr. Wisinia, rot the emery leM ihe St p lireiorrity to Air liar salmi arab luir, awl whir tho friestevi billoalry of t i = riot wd hissiod, willadds bra Is sitor. net emir owl Warr, whoa di=4 . oletnif were • ors r Mr.WOoreildt, he set hese se is bow s l ap sr. my Irak I distil law r= .ayes W yes to join yak see Is of Mr. 31 sal I beg le rib 1 or whit la that meows ee vo el lie rill' he ll do ✓m& (Lead carrsalirde Rests TIM AND PLANTS IN KIW Oauwww&—The gib was lk what from ibippowl Meier hhotle, *NM gr mi tree of lieerfeMt, the Nei. odors OW, Isswillawf Awn IliadWpoom tiha hot lbw week= apeuras ot maw Siles , Photo. swi howsdelb Eloortrhoes shipdirt ow conta laws. the Inundwi tbs saws or palatal hot piss; we aim Ile be ma lw Low Gordww, with nonorows Gam NO* POMO er (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3.-MONDAY. Beyond settling the York amounts little badness was trawroted ; indeed so limited was speculation an future events that it wee difficult to determine the true tone of the market. Tozophilite was not quite so firm for the Bt. Lew as he was during the latter pert of the York meet =thine a disposition was evinced to back both Fitz end The Hadji. 900 to 100 about The Promised Lead, sad 20 to 1. to a small sum only, about Marionette, were the only Derby investments that commander our notice. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES (BGHAM). 2 to I egst Mr. Oldacre's Relapse (off) SY. LEGER. - - - - - - 3to 1 'list loTriiDwbks Tozoph il ite (t) 6to 1 Mr J. Hawley's Fit. Roland (t and off) 6to 1 Mr. T. DSIMOIIeII The Radii 12 to I Mr. J. Mks Sunbeam (of) 1000 to 30 Mr. J. Beett's Leavings (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. J. ticeet's Inededca (I) DERBY. 9 to 1 agst Lewd — fable;isles Promised Land (t) 20 to 1 Mr. J. Day's Marionette (t) PROGRAIIIM ( To-i EOELM RACES. TEN BARONS BTA/L.WI • oiltiod., for 2- yr-oklo Wiz= Abeislieribe eseetillslll l l6l $ at lb 11110 .. .. Ra, el hediss the ltra- landicap of 5 move. each, with re aft.. 4.ut IBA!, Is Mob.- Mutt Tine. lb „ ..... • V; 121 . N Wild PARA te f flithatiFllso i i ? • 1 LI I Doors (lima ...... T 10 Tai MAGNA C 11•111% STAKES of 6 love. eel= added ; far byr-affia. 714 ; and three, fit ; lYlss allowed 311 h; miles bones at the dam af etsetlaar. Kdry hays on tom snowed sib; Mee, 61b; guise. crates mid= inespled) ; tits winner to be KM fir Mi., if ate.• L adored for 1601. to be anima Sib; if for 1001., 61b. All• Ais 1 T t71001r1 ) . I I B&W to One 'lea lAN& MILL JoskW 110014 err am.) Tan Toww PLATE of 60 love. (handicap), for all ages. Any mbar of bones the property of the some owner may dart for this rem half-mila.—To dose and name by five tewilch* la m = and the welgha to be declared as was se e Tax Qemairs nen of 100 gums; 3yr-oids, Bst 21b; four, get 61b ; fiver Oat 11lb; its sad aged, 10M. Two miles mad a din. — Pt iannia, Yorluihke Grey, Loom della Robbie, Gourd, Rearm, O * filikUow. . P. Cooke, Cantrip, f by Grosvenor— Tan Rosati STAMM of 6 sore. each, with 30 added; 3-yr-okk, 2st; four, Bet 41b ; fi re, get 10lb; el: and aged, Üb; mem and geldings allowed 31b ; whams MOS la' 1868, bare or after naming, to cony 31b ; twice, 61b ; thrice, 71b (matches excepted) , homes that have started twice in 1868 and not won allowed 61b. The winner to be sold by anotion, h e .; if entered to be sold for 2001. allowed 31b; if for 160 J., 81b; if for 1004 91b; if for 801., 121 b. One mile. Am Ase Mg-wew.) Th wire o 4lll:44 r s . a y e TaLl Ys ow lir o ar . 3 13 P Cooks 4144 . 3 Omen 3103 S ........ a Amaryllis . 3 0333114 OK) ...... 4 144443.2444141004) I PrOItIINNTS. APS during —a rt 12.46 p.m., rota until 9 p.m. RAn.wAT Ammii Waterloo-brklim GM at 10.60 a.m., until Waketoo sitar tits r bans will run &an ton, commencing from Eghtun to QUEEE'd COLLEGE, OXFORD.—There will be an &Won at dee sawing on the consolidated foundation, on Tlunsday, Ootobsr 7. The wholashipe are of the annual elm el 751., and are open to all pigeons under the age of 20 years, without restriction as to place of birth. One scholar ship will be awarded with Moreno* to anabuneets in maths nation and physical science. Candidates are repented to cell en the provost on Friday, October 1, with teetimonirds of weal dwreekr. More will be en election of two fellows on the consolidated foundation on Thursday, October 28. The fellowships ice open to all who hays passed the examinations for the B.A. dopes. Candidates ice innostod to oall on the provost on Friday, October 22, with tastissoeials. NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES COMPETITION. Ohm Its "111.11dleg Nemal PINIONS AO AMPUIPPD PT TEI AlOlllBlOl/1, PllllBllll. AXGILL AND POWNALL. Sleek Plan. LNa u. •A. O.' By N. Oral IL No. Id& " =lax Mao.' d. 80, X " _ _ ( By hula B Albert P. Hng.well and . ladi lawdes *Boo L No. it " Mt ... L .. -- .... By Basks and Barry. LNo 116 0 . " ' bi—. - BY draft 3. No. 35. " eip 47g0 B,y Dam sad Woodwal. 4. No. it " s. 1 , , . 2 • Py maw. L No. It M . ,- wy L. No. at "17 . py Oa sad Holaad. 7. N 0.113. " . By Worm aad Ildpooo. ..111gar .. ...43!1i I. No. 77. " falba al . * BIM% 3. No. 11110. " Zee 112als."*. lay disseL No. 3L " flag imand ba ct 131 Dna sad Woodward. bled ft ay of 4. No.a : .. 614..= ... ... a L a. 10... IN. ^ seede. a.6 " sa t 11 - mberi spe n tt . 7. No. 1i " ....... ...... se Moms ma THE Mexeszeria Poet-orrice.— The hien &oder Poetroace sibs is Joint Dalton-4mA the Wag Sanded upon twist, is spas unsettled, by tbs beats mar okants t a i a s Z ei tikilln If Oa don. Than ratiumeat are much at tar aisdioa of a place =bile Wilms oinks for She saw Pastelink sad at a 'pedal nesting of the Chamber of Camara, hallyiststray on the setiost, it vet all bat usaalmottaly p ogres' Sat tits beet the swell Mrs et pray somla try Ike Qaree Tbedre, awl beealled cc preesee Ohne Mao by figrisrprions, o Yack-erestonlieestmla stnet, sad to urge its adoption upon tits Patellas antlio tetra nes was a strong =podia d alike last, eta. aidering ths memo of the Membeeter Peebellea, moat ought to sot in a mom liberal spirit then they M l. pit insaiketed. . ANFLECTI ON 81W•BuLz.—At theltochdale petty onions, on F u ride ss, Billmal WM, • pence who soqulred an unenviable at tbs last deMun summoned H Watson, James sad likeard Bridg e for m aroit which he alleged to hem buss immidlte• detadeals, about half-past 11 cm , him I. Drakwatress, without provocation. Kr. appeared for the de ism, and produced two whereas & seated that Gemble and Wataon were tot puma trim the row 0002MIMML They were the persons parent, sad sell that Kills began the distarbneoe. He Mid them Ihst lib es 1116 Melon were Wad et the last idiotism; sod be mold rams may MOM d•te for 1,0001. Bridp told hint this he wee • liar, what Milk struck him sad ren pelage ihnewed alma what hlma Mae Wm • MIMI Yea ea Me hal with • Mick rad Mad Brides to Os eel. The km themes &allowed, picket G litz sad whin Wig bridge sway, met Watson and who hawed Mk to threallise, bat suer did, se he wen into • home. The Mash dhelseed tie oast ; sad re marked thft it was mite time theseelestion squabbles should termloals.—Mastehatar thernia. FOUNDERING Or • FIRM AT Sgt, WITH Lose or ALL lirano.—The ambit of the alp Im Octavio, from Bombay, mean the &glowing report : ' August :A 3 p.m. Mier then about Wro O am true from the us Point sad 110 S.N.B. tam Valued Weed, I dhamered whet d to be • large brig, meming asaing to B.W. under alliesil ; end an loads( at Isar with Ote ghee, I saw that Yr meleyeel rad salls were laid to the mat, sad • deg et lm amethred. Iwe this eiesneg seedy _dome by As wind ; I Immediately hauled dole by the wind, end steered tetrads her. Mae we then about ell& sale tram me. At • p.en. elmervid her to heel over edge down any sod ded,. 4 p.m., tacked ship, sad went over the mipponed mot, to hopes, it any of her mew survival, to pick them up; mad although the tram we smear ewer eL king out from the nmethead I saw nethlag but • wpm, tad • pillow, whisk marinced me 1 wee ea the met, sad bed say perms' been dleglag to • spar, I dwell ham MR theft, as I 411 tat hart the Yelp away beta. 11 eels* end then I we ten waded that tame survived." Wm" HuNriso IN Ftexci.—A battue, under the dimities of K. ballet, Lleseramt &a Lasseter* tore plea • few dare ego la the commme el Fa b ila::), to &r -am Palm wolves which hal bora swain about. Two old ma, mole sad husk, nal one trab were is • few Mara. The benelt esermouly lime, nal issued no Ism the. 16 vowed' beton it fa (Advertissmat.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMIXT AND Plua-Wej. soil perlied sod Wiled *IA Mos r.d.'wwwW" "OA ra:"..'wtez= 6 .4z. z4g . An w erai d e s immis. Viso ala stiT i r Ir ani e i We: orsimiarlit IMF OMMOICrOPOMMOd• NAVAL AND MILITARY: CADYTIALTY, AUGUST 23.—AProrrnnerre.— aptAin H.(1864) is appointed to the Cumberland, 70.8 avehip, as Big captain to Rear-Admiral Sir 8. imahketon, X.C.8., Commander-in-Chid on the south-east coast of America station. Lieutenant T. B. Collineon (1860), to the Spy, 3, brigan tine, .oath-east rout of America station. QUEENSTOWN, Allover 21. This morning at six, the Lords of the Admiralty, consisting of Sir John Pakington, M.P., Lord Lovaine, M.P., Admiral Milne, &c., arrived in be Majesty's screw corvette, Diadem, 32 guns, Captain Mama; C. 8., 2,400 tons, where they were received with a mints of 19 guns, from her Majerty's ship Nile, 90, Captain Clads, which the Diadem returned with a salute of 11 guns. At nine a.m., Rear-Ad miral Sir H. Chads, E.C.8., went onboard in his bergs, after which the whole party inspected the Naval dock-yard, and victualling-yard at Haulbowline Island, they then returned to the Diadem, where they lunched at 2 p.m.; they inspected the Nibs, being minted with 19 grins, both on arrival and departure, the teen manning the yards each time. With their visit the Lords expressed themaelvee extremely pad ded. After this the apprentice brig Wizard, 10 guns, Lieut. Helby, was eurcised; four rounds being Ored. They then embarked on board the Advice, team to the Nil., sad po eseilerlo Memel the Boyal Victoria Docks at Passage Wed; belonging to Mr. Brown, which are capable of receiving a line-of-battle ship. Their lordships then went up by train le Cork. On returning this evening they will dine with Ad mks' Chads at the Admiralty Boma, Quenatown, wham most of the official authorities, including Major-General less, C. 8., will meet them. It is expected they en moss over to England wain to-morrow afternoon. Darts; the day the Mayor of Cork, D. Donegan, Bag., at tended his sej went down been Cork to pay his respects, bne milsrsieo mimed their lordship. The Diadem Is seesed w ow lest sirs eirseesa, and may be teemed an 4= gm* ming. Orsht, R.E., and ths officers of the Cork Harbour " give a d ball hare on the 23rd. Lientemant Pack, C. 8., aseistent-quarternmeter rank Cork, is ordered to Dublin, to perform the duties of spay_ eAtant-ecesral, in place of Coloosi Wood, C. 8., ordessl Lftd= on duty. PORTSMOUTH, Avous" 23. The Channel squadron, consisting of the Orion, 91, Cal&ha Edwin C. T. D'Eynoonrt, bearing the Sag of Roar-Admiral Sir Charles Homo Fremantle, K.C.B. ; Re nown 91, Captain Arthur Forbes; Comm, 91, Captain Charlie Frederk.k • Brunswick, 80, Captaht Emma Om money ; and Rao:ton, 21, Captain James A. Paynter, sails to-morrow for a cruise In the channel. Oa their return to Spitbead they will be joined by the Victor Emmanuel, 91, Copts's' Jarmo Wilcox, C. 8., and Euryalue, 51, Captain John W. Tatioton, C. 8., which ships go oat of Portsmouth Harbour to-marrow or Wednesday. The Agamemus, 91, screw, Captain George W. Preedy, will not be ready to pay off until Friday. Brow& of two hundred lira shell were found stowed away in the hold of the Neptune, hi dock at Portsmouth, on BaMday evening last, by the workmen employed an board. During the Russian war she was employed as a powder and shell depot for the Ballo MA, and they hare been on board from that time. Tao NEW B.C.B.—Captain Sir Adolphus Slade, R.N., Vioe-Admiral in the Turkish service, whose elevation Mow=Unity of a Knight Commander of the Bath we in our columns on liabarday, is the fifth son of General Sir John Blade, Bart., G.C.H., end Colonel of the 6th Dragoon Guarda, by Ids tint wife Anna Eliza, daughter of James Rawson, Esq., assistent barrister of the county of Armagh. He was born lon 1806, and is unmarried. He snared the navy, aeoording to O'Byrne, in 1816 ; pasad his examination in 187/., sod obtained his first eanakeica, Nov. 27, 1827. He served In the Mediterranean from Jen , 1834, until 1837, u additional lieutenant of the C stsdaai (120), flagship of Sir Joelas Rowley, and obtained the teak of oommander in 1841. From 1848, until off at the class of 1847, he commanded the Recruit (12) paid on particular sinks. In 1844 he was a student at the Royal Naval Col lege. Shortly before the outbreak at the Crimean war, Captain Slade was engaged by the Turkish government to their sellers in naval Make ; end ha slacrity and while seelog In that capacity am well known bath at brae and abroad. In recognition of ha ability the Sultan =l Captain Adolphus Slade to the rink of Vice b the Ottoman Navy. DRIPATCH OF TROOPS TO INDlA.—Yesterday Craig.) en Admiralty notion was posted in the Liverpool news-rooms to the effect that tenders were re quired for the conveyance by steamer, of 32 officers and 867 men from Dublin to Gibraltar, and theme to Alexandria. THE dIICTIC WINTION. It appears by the following extracts from three letting reesived from Ceptaht M.Cliatook, that in the come of the lest mason he wee unable to get tato the north water, and passed the winter la the pack. He has now recruited at Disco, and, undaunted by this failure, has proceeded again in search of the miming expedition. "Yacht Fox, Hoisteinborg--eommenced May 3, 1868, " closed May 7. "My dear Colliment,—Our anise Milano hes been sleet end sharp—roost lamentably short, indeed, but, thank Hod, It is not at an and ; the real work is only now beginning. We have only got to repeat the attempt this year which failed ea signally last year. Oar promos was finally stopped to Melville Bay, Aug. 18, from which time up to the 26th of April we remained to the pack, drifting southward with it. While beset we have drifted down from 751 N. en 68; N. ; the whole amount la 1,194 geographical muss. Yon will understand what disappointment and anxiety this ill-fortune entailed upon me. For a whole month In Mel ville Bay our fate hung In the balance. The mason was vary similar to 1848, when I wee with air J. Roe; the whole bay was crammed full of light pack, and there was no land lee. Having previously ezarained the edge of the middle lee dews es he se MO, without say posted of moms, there wee hat ass somas open to me—to eater the pack whenever a favenrebts opportunity offered, and host to Doting through Into the north water. This is what Elk J. Ross did, and, being on the emus spot, end also on the same day, and, moreover, a vary kraal-obis opportunity of long hide opening out, I tried the moos plan. We did not sexed ; a long in of sonliterly 'bads timed the toe together avouch that it did not am again. Still I had the prooldent of the North Mar hem which to draw the hope of a drift through into the north water, and thh, I think, we should have dons in time to save our season bat for the grounding of some bergs an a beak off Haps York, which It has been our lot to Mir mover. We drifted up within twenty-four miles of that ceps, end subsequently far to the westward before commencing our smatimma march. Bat all this you will am in my statement of proceeding and hook chart which I have mat to Lady Franklin. " We are thoroughly efficient, but rather short-handed, and Ism sorry to add tkat R. Scott (leading stoker) died on the 4th of December. " We are is Mishit, and the skip uninjured. the Inks a this, sad we ail le pump bar out all winter three these lesehly. "Forty toes of coal remain on board, and we will tale 14 ea mach more at the Widget As for provisions, we lave] micellaut Is quality, of Bait seat egraisen months', pre served inset isd pommies *bless manthe'. Frith this you Mil am how well provided we are, and bow em we can waist* ourselves for a third winter at Besolei Island. "With reprd to my future plies, I see no reams for do. parting hoot my edging! schema. If early into the wood vier, I will thoroughly sift the Pond's Boy naives, so se Os meneate the lathery of Belobies abaithated skips from Beab Immiliftge is t may poems mapeating Froaklin's ihip " Iboth is look Info Port Leopold before vlettieg Barth" bleak as the fanner would be the place to which we +odd love to fen beck. If the launch la inland, I will take a best from Beashap Island, and leave her there should Igo dews below Billet tltd4 or at Ceps Walker should I see• coed genii deice Pee Bait. " Shoid I gat down to the Magnatio Pole I will pee on the east ids of King William's Land, oinununioating with the Datives, sad tab Pith Ether. If Ima manage to com plete my work is Fish Rim by ship, it would be as roseate advantage to other neer the south-west angle of Bing Wdttaae I. " Diem, May IL—For ties early pert of this ethos limn be means the whims, itherely following their micas ; net, should they not persevere to the earth as Wig se I think deiraMs, I must than judge for myself vastly& to persevere es tiara south with theta sell soak a seathien pemage. I parties amillag to-marrew werelag. We shall keg remember the Mother of Mr. and lan. Oriels, ire all bin. Yours very sisourely, " B. L. /Marrow."