The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-13 00:00:00

spliodotts To 1 2 LITERATURE. tht a _..— Yal TA* Book for • rery Land: Reminiseentni of Labs ow and Ad, e.ture in the work of Bible C41'01106011 ear in the 1.. , rt4 of Emma* and in Russia. By the to late JOHN P‘TETLSON, D.D. Edited, with • tit prefatory, memoir, by WILLIAM LINDSAY ALLY- to ANDEL D.D. London: John Snow. wi To publish in 1:458, travels undertaken nearly ball * a century previon , ly, ii a proceeding, the propriety set of which may very rationally be questioned. Dr. i s , Paterson commenced kis operations as a bible die- i s tributor in 180.1. He lee, Russia, and retired to t h ; Scotland for the remainder of his days in 1827. He st i I I died at a ripe old age, in 1852 ; and now, for the t s ,, first time, the story of his travels comes before the an world. Dr. Alexander, as editor, has materially as curtailed the reminiscences, but even now they are h a ' 11 somewhat too lengthy; for few books, like wine, th, improve by keeping. The religious public have a t h right to complain that the reminiscences were not fi r published in 1827, when Dr. Paterson's friends were tit alive, and when the subject had an interest it has t o ; not now. Actually in our times we see men w i l 1 questioning not thebenevolence or piety of such men as Dr. Paterson, but the ti propriety _1 of their proceedings. In his " Notes on Norway, 1 Mr. Laing, a high authority, tells us he could 42 .7 not get a Norwegian testament at a town in w , Norway, where he was staying, because the native Ml dealer in such articles had been driven out of the me 1! ; market by the London Bible Society. Be this as it ti may, some of the personal experiences of Dr. Patter- ir e i , ; /On are interesting. though his volume is no com- panion one for " The Bible in Spain." Dr. Paterson is; . • I • was in Copenhagtn when it was bombarded by the . IBritish. He was in Stockholm when Gustavo. IV. rl, abdicated his kingly crown, and his long residence ii ; in Russia made ham familiar with the Czars Alex- th , ander and Nicholas. The former he calls " the to good Emperor " (he said grace before he swat- ea lowed Poland, to borrows bon snot of Robert Hall)—ti! the latter, whom Dr. Paterson saw " pale and Z a l dejected as he presented himself to the conspirators as on the morning of his ascending the throne," accord- am A ' II ing to Dr. Paterson, had a goad hurt. One se the WI most interesting bits in the beak is a deteriptiOtt of to, i IT. TZTTII/1117110 INVIIDATTD. 6 Os the 19th et Novisslor a SAW esteetrephe ail fit. 6 roarnirmg. Tor sons days yeeriensi-, in bed lea near gg stormy; Weed s • Admit Mom bad micas. la en it coins of the DMA Chearri, the Nark the Oilleept, 6, sad the 1114n .. .4 dam week the we wen, int al Ike 1/11 , 1101, _ll ll l/ .. s sot till the 111th that • raid the Chad et PAWS Oa that aer ator at Petersham II blew a whet Modem to tram tbs sostl-weet. At k,ss k bsk thee I elinived Sat On ha war la the aril. before the Mb Ise" en nnimunoll high, sad was feet eighty. 1 mesa pood , sd btobe 1p D s ID Ill• Meese, although we lay shat laigba thin nog OWN parts of the city. I imenediately sedered sat A 6 heeds, el when we had nearly ems kindred o• dal e= 6 bed ear_ gobs shut, and etrotagly barricaded, i Wow w ee O s !A l tus ned der* the Nuance ernes sagged ep, end diner asst and hing ten the sew; bet as . 1 = la adleht t . ober sil. seeteew meat the Era Wile pa 6 minew se theseende e/ bead espies of the pc deripeatis la es bee mods, whiel web wady to be n nee ebb ob lira el the espies, se sea sees whiter bed , i hirly d 6. Or tow nee we the se to iho prom as of .., a air Me. Per shoal emits= we OW Dr load nali the saw, oseetnitelly. The water had me- Sewed A the bake of es ISA sod sees the pelkodee, which yew Sew three het *Om dm the tanks, ow that as an bed ass leer het of ewer ea the scat. WI still kept „ ill=eitegne, off mg yea At Yet, however, It ~ oer garden was end Lebo to with a Aortal rush epee se • ebet a. with Sehnee Se large door doar low neffinline.'whir• the pesgb mere at work, oaring the „„ copies oe the Ihripearm d them , end uet all ice. As they "" l. were we shie 6 open the der to get owl, they had to amps by to the whew , + to the mat la wales We all took an retort la the serer! dear. New whet • emepreented 6 I lend to oar view I We wan la the IMO of • wide- hi sprecitag am: oohing wee to be wen ea very ads but . 1 . 1 , sad the 666 assaildag set el K. The vied eon- Ltd to blow reOet vi,leetly; Ms 111111 Noss la the begerial to which hod stood may a sifter 166, hob So TI al the sty, woe mimed eler r tent up by the vs I fll room and levelled with the The boa seer of ear Ds zaala home wee rolled up Us • shed of , sed erred s E late the air. Or Ism Sisk el weed, whbh we led hid la 0 fee ear winter feel, sod whisk Was asonsarily built sr es In /Anna high, wee all dose, sod delking leek viehme about De the yard , sad, had not the gates Ism - Ova* Sat" weal fo have beau carried of Mao the eliseels, end Ineeb, sal limn of and we tineld awn have sem a seen el it ems. I wee among the words, have dineliens es le whet s od to G be doge, at the ear it et the esd sty esaghter sed Ire gerenteee was *deg st thoer oppesite, wskibby ea, sal whet was i ts.. ems asst. • ses. lbw het deep, se ken tbs. The water ceallaued t to baba all hell-pod ens, wire I sews(, with that it led lalla •Mr brit, On wind Matey Sidled a al i plat er two t though it had met sholeil la 611166 We 4 saw des et th shy-bens at the ether side dile nori. rebuts. Ewa An arum. At the worm et the eked, ' neer ear bee* phehen sed Neithes , with th e psalms to la it, one *My beefed of dreg skeet, Ned a ass • per Mew who was wading 6 the wear, abeeet ili nMs ti, • ant, the paeans took his cep and saved d llll. AU ~. ear rte el the pope ' s kedging moor wed hie ley bed 2 esswel het elf woke la then : In sass d then the wets u' wee ass* ep to the esti Then was anathe to od, age ell eer Ibligur end sitheeeth my kilehea wee sok, big of t eed Os .. d, weer, es could taer a = y eel ir . hi es stony thesseade of ow blow a iuSs. non belf-yeet .il • ' sae the w water eentiesd deseasso; ad se the triad sheled. It an d webby so thee by 66011das bag idly the MaMb* sawith the kip el bid in gic le got b ay' ewe sad sest i I ; wakened kg Sees whit bed ohms' se up flu By wi Ss Veinal Se dusk hell abeled keen of the thesis, ark the ps ensee innmenuse Spa le hew as*, end ea wise dende- ii , Yea hid hese wrought And hag the deeeledsas wan pp put, syssieLy ea the lash ahem the pars enl fa So el tin Bee& this. The bqrs homy C ea msi t h r iasid leur wire Med Wak sad dry ea the ebest. lBl C ieneheslbe st the Colowassue hod his. swmt ow. si i km Ise ~ne, white woe tied la Sok shades wee dr bo ewael. Where potpie bpi bed led the up peeendea '. • to lion thole lass , sad he Sol obit he thiseselves, the , • Mr *iamb ma he WS Is., sad VIM saved. The II sable" In Miry nn INdatnitsrail. aid at tbok pat dB ri 1 1 the waft masa 0 were derwaed. Thts was limeltiggeo„ la = le • hilly whet la its bled. as- 4 Nos ealbent wet la hid lira the pee Segeror. The a il It hed= os sir ks alai ea the sib el the der is sussed ti n 'l l Hs weet. lis payed, and be anthinek a All this hes ass a i woe is Ismer al ear dies 1 Os uslhiig be doss te ewe i „, my Poor pee* r wool el when we saw perishing le the ..- water skinks the palms. At beefs sum boss wake!' oit °: hut It us Innern it dun le to ineptln this shelletr she harm They dld, hawse, nye ems& May et the 1 I thel twis rddedeelellet is th. Wi t =red ic fnee k. r . • •m li Z le a re : khakdaeme es their nee, arnbete el when prithed: wMe a • sena, wk. were is beta.{. le get ended eases lesee. r ir v d th i l 11 17, whme s r a. enesseled ia sselebbiod h potpie, sad clads—wars completely swept away. e -t ifisermirer Ilianatols : a Novel. By Mrs. C. J. et NterßT. In 3 vols. London : Richard Bossy L Of daily life and its representation we can sever • tire. John B u ll i s a very h ome l y ki n d o f personage- • . r He does not affect state, and when he does, it goal • sorely against the grain ; his clothes sit sully on I him ; his hoar may not be elegant, but it is ors- i venient ; he may not understand the princiPla• 01 I beauty, but he is an authority on matters of ease. 1 This is his distinguishing characteristic. He may I have doubts about Turner, but he can have none about Landseer. Men who have never read I 1 Milton, or Dryden, or Spencer, Sr. often to be met with ; but no Englishman who has ever mastered his , A. 8.0. ha missed the study of Banyan, or Defoe. 1 1 Phelps, or Macready, gain the admiration of • of the public. Ars not Healey and Robson universal favourites ? The truth is we are so con- . etituted that the timeworn end the familiar—what lim drat war daily path—what we have heard since childbeed—what w have known since we have known th e wonde re and the mystery of life— must alway s l uxe ch arms for us, which more novelty ma now t . bow, Our commonest blaming, are also our greatest ; all nature is a protest against narrow 1 7tePetkiee ; that we should call nothing common or unclean is sea re theof • cation than of all h i)0,2,") t eac hing r*"' with • ths Den of the .. He who combo this. If he for g et thi s , mi n should ITIIIIIIIbIr " bia gifts and gta oes the connoisseur may think well of his efforths solitary student may lone to ponder he will fail to touch the heart of the people, ' 1 may never climb where Panes prose sumo &b. air. ISo far as the author of " Margaret Hamilton" keeps 4 this in view we have a tale with the elements of pow Fulstity, Her novels emphatically one of etionica life. We do not have alt of spams sows mo d . sis become morbid or maudlin. The storry gals se ' easily ,tp its clue. The fate of the liatemo i s sos not rue. Mr. Hamilton, the father, is a partner is a hankie/4w" which suddenly breaks, eat the family ars raised tram opulence and splardnur Is • . 1 kg THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY E. the most bitter want. Mr. Hamlin= gets a situation am clerk, with a hundred a year. Fortunately, his son Mark had al ready been called to the bar, and Margaret had received an education which not only fitted hes take charge of her younger sisters, but to shine any sphere. Fortunately, also, Margaret's rich aunt takes an interest in her—takes her to Hastings, where she rejects her cousin, and is introduced to Mr. Travers, the celebrated traveller, whom she had axidentally met before, and with whom she falls in love. But before this happy sonsummation, which is very properly deferred till towards the end of the third volume, Margaret has trials of all kinds. She won't marry her rich cousin--ahe can't get up • ladies' school—her father is struck with paralysis— and Mr. Travers won't propose. But in the end all emu right, and we leave Margaret married very happily, and far too rich to be compelled to study the difficult question creating so much interest at this time, viz.—kow to live on 3001. a year. Oar first interview with Margaret is not a pleasant one. She had sent for her brother, to consult with him as to the best way of saving her father's honour. We will let the reader see 111,/0•121* AS 110b111. Roo, as Mark intend, sat a young lady on a low un frional their near the table. Ha work-box was Mire Der, bat the was not worlds& and visiting materials mew nem at hand, yet tie nabs red nor wrote—yorhant was thinking, perigee eel: rides far him in that iewtses which is sameilmen Weinnie that • lay of erepodoe. Yee bar &ere we very rirk, and the hear/ ills al ben vial Meek hl hi efforkste ever thee, while dr dunk 'bleb rue rug to stet irk Ire and bra ise, la lar latinen, we ill eel km. war tomilithdr, vim Mark tine ta. l‘ 2 ll :l te pi raw M Oh, I sr re ;id pee ere g eoinen ten kW vie the lea now, 1617.' and then abs idea as rillien ill " " Had be seen s e i' Wu he wry Wei erne We walk P Had he lastl . imy Ware ?er was are aro in the paper 1 0 iiiiminol that id a we s bed so my about sat be sea rill May 101 l brew re lei, and todt them r gills mllitmitel. rd Me was • meta err d leek beer ins weld ern seinonry to dr uteddred, bat l i mn bed a bar own In dreg arse, end they wow who who did ant Moor to Min or r she tossed it, to isoy bar. Mr/ nee one et the beet orients living, beg aim had a tamper of her own, and those who enjoyed bar artier had to pay the tax of atibmitting '0 it ma t t Tea wee UMW emeged et red Mark bed ro ringed a book be bed jot Jeri s een!, ea vas arts! shed Mongeose gored le bow a 4allereg lo a midi Wog, rem ale eedbred rearseden to of ilniff. owl lbws ill an miens elimm, nen Kok arra ben polo abs lord, end kw been bar err nuke, be odd kladly : " Yon ars est vary well to-wlglit, are yea " I am vary well; mid Margaret gently, "lint la till the troth, I on sadly or d spurts; sod it pais me se seek te ben to Tea yew too." "what Is the wait r meld Mark hastily, "tall wit at row" "Theo draidtel maw rattan again," rid Margaret, Makin down, "de sot be angry, Mark, I cedar hap it in deed; would Met I eoellt" "/arm I eee not to ; but what is the serer r. "I ham It is bad to Wigyoti in soapree, sad I would aid It it wen ay otos aemarrir I bar to rake; bat per peps is is web dredbil tremble; he baa lost a handrail reads, tad be bat told se; ead—" rid Margaret, bee voice wow logy sad trim. " How do yea mega, MAP" sled Meek. Margaret tarti away her bud is If it wore bet ows els tie retired, se as seurreare i d rtedy, s 7. The laiblood roared to Mark's etas, mg this is k, salty par Charles Oliphant. A Novel. By W. his, Esq. In three volumes. London : T. Nutley Newby. " Charles Oliphant " is not a novel with a parries not even the idea of fame could have suggested itself to the author, for a duller story told in a duller manner we never mad. The hero is the represen tative of an old family, and has beta deprived of his estate by the villany of a lawyer. Of course, the villas y is discovered, and Charles Oliphant re turns with hie bride to the home of his ancestors. This is almost all we know of Oliphant. The can vu is crowded with portraits, all a long way after nature. What business some of them have there at all is not very clear. We read through the volumes in the vain hope of finding something good. We need not dissuade the reader from attempting to follow our example—we are sure it is an absurdity of which he will not be guilty. Goan Heroes and the World's Heroes; being a third series of Historical Sketches. By Joint Hattrnnt GUlltlY, M.A. London: Long mans. This is an attempt at history on Christina prin ciples, and has grown out of a lecture delivered four years ago to the Christian Young Men's Association. Very short Indeed are the portraits—some of them too much so; but Mr. Gurney is a readable writer, and sensible parents tall him that he provides what they want for family reading, and what is approved by youthful critics. The danger of such books at these is that the reader remains satisfied with them —indolently accepts the writer's estimate instead of staying the characters described, and forming his own oanclasione mtheleathg these. AVIMA RIO* and linglige lime& ; er the leilwer our the Dvetekee. By the Author el the a Idamorlale of Captain Hadley Vicuna" Units: Imes Nisbet. lime me sows owners la the yearlerehel symbols mixt wild aid Baena bid when bad was pinata sad popideikm Rame—whom Btrtnieghemt end Xsurestsr wee set the hives of ininstry end lite that gm em seem—arlese Er Roger de Cm*, wee yet • type of living sm. Chases ante—old Ake pang emy—emmose ezpeatled —stem was asemira--peNnal scam, ire prearisd, Bed thlortaathely la mess err the sleep wee est from geed to latter, bat from bd to wens; kr iestemes, lathe the 7milway-Isakieg sends what a population grew up realm at en moral respethibilley. Issemed front ell beads to habit, gists up Mosel misty le the impulses at the sasses ROW thee the am I Om maim they is the tree themothat of the dewiest nemme. Theirs are the trim rt Cencieadi, retro woe, meths mews at recites. A. they swarmed theeeglt the bed whet terror did they sot meta sad what Ishii end meth Wed, zed whet Wow Inmate IMO bawled with air bug pram sad mound ing oaths! Is lee imp deem they were aimed for by those who wee wise pad beam they themegne, to thee la me esti se tits moms tr. Yet, astir the mesh ahrsiete,bidlearisdishemplity meld Iseth--Immerts thet a wamea's vein maid wia—thade that a women's will meld tem boat weal vies. Bow heaths& ow* 'tale wort* at the Crystal Palace, were visited by the Christi's Wise beicagiag to the rectory at Beath hms. Oar make Metered with a seal se threat ea that of a Loyola. Mr mat halo the beer-thops Misr them—elm wiltotod them samted btu—preyed with them sad ipthe t o them—got at their may hairte—joyed when they *teed, sled wept when they wept; and wham, me away of „them ad, they VW eat to the Crimea to the Army Works Cher, sr r sadism her sympathies and airs followed drat, eel . plod, thighs lefOlcs; when they came back, or died *AI by the consolation el the filth she bad Wight- dlsare d 6wr othstoporariss lath nodes& tide beck es Ye WIN notice en extinct faun, end ethers bath hod the bed theta to mew at the hoepitelides so plead, thiginsed. We confess inch simple books as these arm Maim We se in them something more than an sloth far thaw fie. The faith they indicate may not be that of the malt the world, or of trifler* at Yuba, but it b the walk tag its parity and simplicity and fervour and malls, dossits universal haws. These Christian ladies, waft the wryer, must hese had rare skill in twesking deu the eerier which divides so oft= the rough end tridwithfithe bum the mined yid via. Nor am we .=ears the graft under the Weems of which drunkards beam wise ewe the profess devout. The as. rya not the wank bet the better—that is la andeabled hot. If they pre up sserrel ling and sereering. end teak, teeleid,* peelnaligths end Bible reading, when was the bumf Ruglike' thin may learn much from meth a book a this, and Buillth gthilemen, too. lady Clara Vera de Valk as the etudes ti the peeling bows, may see bershow sink es slee agdue ebb reins cad aerate threebseseth her In the Sellig cede. dhe wed not Peer coning Into contact withal& ansdleatei aktmen. This book ie full of • courtesy hr son red thea id et likehlon able life. Oar odes ghee John a Tesimed. " Now, ain't it a nth haw* I " he eseialma ; "PI d ew i t w i t h • MOB allay Islet red destrar." A number of were invited sessperty. As they walked book through Ike T a ms, it wee Ws& that they shed& all MINA *Aare the swains weft is the eabral-was. "It would leek uya, if they only cane tar tea end ear." Owe of tea tabs the sacrament. On the that Bandy he thud with the servents at the rectory, hat afterwards de his own dinner an a sine In roe of the seadews. Oa Wag pressed to esy why he weld not use as to dine every thoday, when be bed wad Dear 0 Beekesheee, be maid Why, you esin se'ea, thieved& tam; sal title's add,' Here'. your serrateeld sea waft h . 1 6 1 goad Poor; dal yos me the .bans it Tollll the caste by whiok I am mai? " The navvy% idea d Heaven Is, as we an expect, somewhat low. Said one of them, " I wonder BM, whether it le true what they say at Heaven being so happy—whether, new, it can be happier then *tines in the public over • good jug of ale with the Addle going." Another navvy has a little more intellect, end Improves on this conception. Our author put William W— into the drawing-room. Ho said afterwards to Mary "She led me into a sitting-room, and it was just like Heaven—each a sight of books, and such a large dinner table." We Inuit add, in conclusion, that the writer of this book is the author of "The Memorials of Captain Healey Vicars;" that she belongs to the same theological school; and that oomeion ally we have that presumptuous mode of speaking of God and his ways which, in spite of its often bordering almost on profanity, is so much in vogue with some sections of the re ligious public. A book that has already attained a circula tion of 8,000, will be, perhaps, considered by Its author maroely capable of improvement. However, it is our opinion that by the omission of some letters the book would be more readable. The Three Chasers. By the Author of the " Fair Carew." In three volumes. London : Smith, Elder, and Co. The author of the "Fair Carew" displays great power in depicting everyday life from the humorous point of view and palate the picture with a minuteness which would bee dull in ordinary hands, but which her skill renders attractive. Mr. Manley Frere, a man with every personal and mental attraction, gifted likewise with a large estate, is betrothed to a beautiful but rather irresolute young lady—Barbara Gir- Oilstone. Suddenly be is afflicted with diatoms, the engage ment im broken off, and he places himself with • family of Bradt, ; all very artful, and determined that he shall marry the youngest of the boons—Phebe—much to the indigna tion of Maria Palliser, who is staying with the Divots till her marriage with Colonel Hussey, which becomes irksome to her, when she sees Manley Fiera, with whom she falls desperately in love. Now, the only fault we find with the author Is in the CAM of Karla Pallise r --a woman who would have mad* Manley From a much better companion than Barbera Oirdlastone. But, poor Maria ending her love for Fere hopeless, and her distaste for the colonel becoming greeter, commits suicide. Considerable skill is shown in making Fevre gradually victimised by the Divot family, whom ha completely ulitundineubds, and whom he thinks as good and artless as they are the reverse. Soddenly Frere recovers his hearing, and thin the scales fall from his eyes. Thongh engaged to Plat* he refuses to marry her, and Is made happy by his own true love at last. The reader who is not deterred by the opening, which is termed introductory, whet in reality it is prohibitory, will find himself very much swaged with ths"Three Chances." In some pods dr Thornburg deeirine—that the beam tortures WOMAN; feel Ns than dui had on amok other—ti admirably worked out, but the mews ere toe lengthy for quotation. One extract, however, we immt arta. The fatally ;of Dints lave detereatnial Manley Pram shall marry Phebe ; ohs accordingly is ant for home. We give the following picture of THE PET LA I. alai=a county b.ll wldalt she bad babas Mu, to ap tbe welters, soma of thorn mad W mild It U.y anlyiag sena aloinsame la and a• do anal Lim ; aad lbw* tba leserball that sight bad bola WI of WOMMINI— two colobralod bastion Nampa lbe atuallsr—" yet all*, mem yen vow* lbw waif Tarim inn with Bala flea fit, tbs. elli dr graded gld ton lb ass." " You amid lava brought • atolilleale of Fogad, atliesed," add Gawp may; b• god Ids alabria-law &- Wad each other. "Oh, so I" ah• Mena quickly, and without abating her =casaba good-htunour. " No, that would boa been mach Ise predraisma I lista my self that, ansonga the nobility sod weft at ray asessintanos at I—, I carotall avoided the reaseset Oaks which might bare them of the red tape in ray latasoe aloe." great " Than, I tell you blew it waski be I" said Divot in ass ; "the bossy is asheasi of ha old father yl" Rubbing Ids hark sere briskly tau bine (it as • favour be gesture with David), he lappet Ida vacs, and round him with mock samosa detwaded the *gill ' u ki2 s eli proaant. "Now, do you think—l ask for your ablated ophdose—do you suppose I have any chance of Nog civilly readved eta certain mansion—a mandon situated smathere is Yoritabo—oh ? What do you think of it my good Meads r looking from one to t he other. "It strikes me, by Jove I that I must not show my nose thsre adavitad, or I may ban a tell gentlemen in the family livery kicking ma out of dem far a palestina attorney." The ac c e rus highly Wished, and David's choking laugh as though • little sotto way, by the majority of th e 130 MI Patriarch included, who muttered some an ion to Riga and Omani, and then gave uttaranos to one of thaw gasps of mewing morality, which, to Mims Pal sse's thinking, was worse oven than his open approbation of the barrel of his drosadsats. " Take cave—take can, say cabins I" he arta out. " Pride comes before • fall; sad, with al her lords sad members of Fauna= in —shin, our good little girl may aver be samba to go haul, varth." Her emit - Polij broke ist-" Yon wow rid • Wry ward don that, Jars Dirk Mir rt4 psar dad blow yet, for ell the an lie giro Mil kids sad wassaaws. Ea maw. thek hungry W*6 =MO iS• Wail lir ow gesi bleed Ithe buy up etheiegegg be ENVIE them we e r An m for it. I. now orlith Ml. This Dirt, d you rams, arm I end don't sat yeth krd •-kreg Wm MOM lOW We Ibikahrim sand Is mall some tea of Bread in emed In fty . telf! =4 ; for, inerV is tbe ether* ItP- 4 knew peel N i ro o yen meg= I limeigg Ides with ?" mil with • NO* glethe, end a . 0 %. In her smile, she looked nerd dire mobs her be reenn "Ike meth' t Dias, lawy erSha r bar &km k- MOON it Whir " from die mingle =r1=111111111N• slootag. Not way *ld t ri tpwour bird Old Nick either, who I would take an for • travelling °timpani= any day in dr Aildirdts widow, who happred to be murk raking hem rats softness, rid she bollard the knew who It • *ha ;" for, said she, " I hard yasierday from Yrs. that the Br. Yr. h is c on was to Lave shags weak, and many of his congreption axpected ali Z big; way . ha hanged I" vocihrated cowls Belly. "Do you reghe that the girl would trouble herself, or r either, obed• Mak et a Niabedia parson ? Much mom likely to Me Jam Numeill-he's to ever on that road, to my lonowledge, KM nibs has always bed a sneaking fir Jam" "It's mash you know about It, you meddling old woman," the the raidg *Mader. " Pristhhes le pile r good • gum or yours, ivory bit of it. Bat I must say you are a dell set of folk, sot blind out the riddle without my tolling you the anaver-•ooodderbig what we were jut talking of.' Wlty ge , d = don't meen—?" amiltheed KM George, with • np of her swanks barn& " Halle ti L M T lr t l" with bar &M•, seQg to the awe sager maw "1 de aura slat m when es al—, the who got In MO wan re aid the of shoo was-BerbaraatUba n t s =l nue ewe, • thawed liar --Itir Pbednelk Path, to the county of OMNI* j whom I beg is resent to the deice and oonsidersellim of the MIA elope., " " Berbera Giribriene r The rim wee humid from meth to mouth, la ell the embus tear ei weeder ma mid oar. Wen Dim Mier kid irk dr aid Omni ber to swum whether the Dirk ether g Moth Irk own wreathe cumerse-orm ohs latia; . ; . 2 • user • fraught with hirer to Or, end held bat bre, right not bas a *ids ward Ass was es Mew. Thr,Jeldng the met In desk mger ie r= in thaga l could ist sew asking.* Mot was was ohs redly as Wiedieree our Ilmonsdr " Quits replied rad* with elsdlonos if the lag*, admitted not of • mutherls bedkition. " Quits I I arm taw so beautiful • smith In en my lib. I had known her as a little girl, for she rod Is cams to learn dandsg at the school to —, where I wen up, and than air we called pretty ; ben I are/ ha would have grown into =at a v4ry_- penny !" turnin cares singly to the old man, "ff were mach a beauty a s thet, wouldn't I sat the world in • bird wouldn't I, my der old granny r fritly ". ca m tha tal" heacl. cm "You tell" hii . he r 11".14 thein•-krama, abvkia m g y t tt: which are worth all the muss owl lie Is Kim Girdlartems's smooth cheek. Though they sr adder in then trey, those onward adornmento- very trappings I" " Well, and did you make known to bar I" asked room Sally, impatient of this resew dot. "Coss, Pltit il lo get on with your they. The leafy didn't ay an &bre her poor old swesthart, I eir. ' Than you 'upper with& Yrs. dunk ity. oppa my word, I am afraid this family of mine has dethioraild wily in intellect since I left them to vegetate by them selves I " " Well, mew mind that now," rid Kok barfly. " lot us know whet &mid about Frure." don't tall you Wet ohs setualtj e tatradaesd his ; but, r soon as I legs the isleset, our "dad omit to press it. In hot,l doubt If she would hats rood me int ceremony, if she had known et ant as much as she did •Rerwrds. But would you bares ft l' her aunt and the rag of them have kept her so completely in the dark Ord him and his I'm: coding; that she had not an idea where he aia. She node hum abreed-only think how they meet bats iredled her, to make her belie such dr I " " But you did not undeceive her of owns r mid Mn, George, in an accent of grave inquiry, "Mg, did not tell her he was hers r . and D d odd ry , otoobl i hie sadism asisdps lakes, throe his hands late ie t ko w l, here dry kept or pails jharßag With kg , owl id& he art a dthkes eye upon his eldest daughter ' ,,who word to Air the thoughtlem ordain of thek "Faith!) " with equal airman/faction. " Surely, aumadmor thip," Kula coa tiaod reprovingly "It we not advisable to tell bus the swot irh her. vary t they y bre *bads had Erns! reseals As keeping has " FEBRUARY 13, 1858. " Well, whop sot," add Phalle, rslottautly, awl bang- i leg her heed • littler. "SW you *es I was in hamper 'oat I than to consider cal g y m s ti n ii .4 l4, ern private pleasure, and the and Miss Divers dusk and her eyes sparkled, MB she spoke—" that was to the very utmost. Oh I ft was so ince to think that, besialy and hirer as she was, I--goer little I—had a sere elf a kind of • power over her, that, rest se it took my fancy, I could tarn her white or red, and asks her wince," and Phebe heed out the word just In the toes of her gmadtathor. "It might not be slicieUmfr prudent, I allow • but I did so want to mow how she would taks the mastiOn of his MM. You haw, speaking isassatlly—err sawn you rams of us at X— were vary wisstifis—it was quite a psycholocia study." The Patriarch, c d huckling saroastically over Plebes Ws take—for all present perosived it to have been gently repeating, • Woman his a true yams 1 4m = curiosity. attended by the turtle] measure of howls wallas." " Don't slander us, dr ! " cried lilies PalHw, haughtily. " There's no reason to suppose that your grand-daughter pwscelfisa her sex." Mr. Bohn's publications defy the utmost slkirts of cid. cism. It is seldom that we can and time to note even his progress. Panting papers toil after him in vain. The lad volume of his Standard Library is a reprint of Sturm's "Reflections," from • new translation by W. Johnstone, A.M. The Mende of the good old pastor cannot complain ad this cheap and well-printed volume. Sturm is to us an old Mend. Who has not seen it in his childhood in remote ham lets, and been the better for its catholic communing with nature and with God ? Such books as they handed down from sue generation to another, keep up the mental identity of the species. Bohn's Scientific Library contains the second volume of Carpenter's " Zoology," thoroughly revised by W. S. Dallaa, F.L.S. Homers "Odyssey," translated by Pope, with Flaxman's outlines, is the lad volume of the Illustrated Library. One very useful volume just pub liehrd in the Scientific Library series is an index of data, oomprshending the principal fads the chronology end history of the world, from the earliest to the present time, alphabetically arraugsd. by J. Willoughby Rare. r Coburg Shahs, and it bestows on him a personal and political importance wildch most not be estimated by the extant of his hereditary tIOMIA10111." The obituaries of the weak announoe the death of Iletcher, • lady well known in Edinburgh circles o bike and beauty when Jeffrey and Sydney Smith started the Edinburgh Review. The following notice of the deceased appears in the Illustrated Landau lYncs:—" She was • lady of many accomplishments and of great beauty, fond of liters tare, and not tuukilled herself in song. Mrs. Siddons is said to I he declined accepting any invitation to which Mrs. Fletcher I was invited—so jealous was she, it is said, of Mrs. Fletcher's ' beauty. Nor was this Edinburgh talk or Edinburgh vanity ; the talk extended beyond Edinburgh circles, and the vanity was not Sbottish, inasmuch as Mrs. Fletcher was born of English parents, and in the largest English county. We remember to have heard more than one Englishman eased that jhey would rather have seen Mrs. Fletcher in a box at the theatre than have seen Mrs. Siddons on the stage of the same theatre . She was a Whig, and long a widow. She married for love of what marriage is said seldom to give—liberty. Her husband, Archibald Fletcher, an advocate in Edinburgh, was Horne- Tooke-end-Hardy mad ; and she, a young girl—as beautiful as a Gunning, and something more—married the old advo cate for love of liberty, and Parson Horne. She was a Whig of the Edinburgh Review school to the last moment of her life; and she was old when she died, in her eighty-ninth year. Her delight at seeing Kossuth when past eighty, and travelling far to see him, was something wonderful. One other daughters is the Mrs. Davy of Lock hart's ' Life of Scott,' and one of her sons Angus Fletcher, the sculptor, favourably known by his bust in marble of Mrs. Henan. Oddly enough, warm Whig as she was, she lived next door, in Castle-street, Edinburgh, to Sir Welter Scott; and disliked Scott so much for his Toryism that she would never meet him. She refused to aocept—so common offer—the first east of Chintz/I'm exquisite bust of Sir Welter Scott—• compliment paid her by Allan Cunning ham when the features of Scott were serm from the hand of Chantrey; but glorified in the post of Hoeciusko and the Pleasures of Hope.' Campbell gloried tither." LITERATURE AND ART. Mews. J.W. Parker and Son are about to publish s Wavily by Mr. Helps, the title of which, NUM, the trwrf, mew to promise (observes the Leader) revelations cr bumbler Bunion life. The same publishers have in the prose s now volume of poems by Mr. Kingsley, whether dramatic, narrative, or lyrical, "Andromeda, and other Poems," does not determine. Messrs. Parker end Son also announce as nearly reedy for publication the third and fourth volumes of Mr. Fronde*, /Jimmy of Iltiglant On Monday last, at a general meeting of the Water-Coloar Society, Mr. E. A. Goodell, brother of the A.M.A., mad Mr. Samuel Evans were elected Ateocietes. Fran inquiries we (Lancet) have made at the regent of several correspondents, of the authorities of th e Cease of Burgeons, we understand that there will be no oration tlidlvereod this year on the anniversary of the birth of Joie Hunter. The biographical work on the late lamented Oinwral Havelock, from him own papers, which has been esdrusted to the Rev. W. Brock, of Bloomsbury, will be published in the course of the present month. Collections are promised of essays contributed to the Zdeakirgh and Quarterly Reviews by Mr. John Forster, the late editor of the Examiner, end biographer of Gold smith, as well se by Mr. Abraham Hayward, Q.C. The Brays and literary remains, published and unpublished, of the late Rev. R. A. Vaughan, author of " Howe with the Yystke," are about to be collected and edited by his father, Dr. Vaughan. The sings were most of the etstaibuted to the britisA Quarterly. "We are sorry," says the Illustrated News, "to *teem the death of Thames Campbell, the sculptor, bider knows at Rome than in London. His only public Mine in Looks I. the bronze statue of Lord George Bmitlnok, in Cavandish-square—hot, to ear thinking, the beet example of hie art. He found more favour with Scottish noblemen than with the Royal Academy. The beet female haste me those of Lady Douro and the late lira. Labouchme. But the work by which he will be remembered handier is the marble Maass at Chatsworth of the Princess Pauline Borghese. We have board the late Duke of Devonahlre say that the Flames est repeatedly to him for the bust, end gave him oasts of her hand, foot, and nose. Campbell was altogetlar fourtess years over this this statue." On Tharsday the French Academy proceeded to the elation of two members in place of the tato MM. &Mut and de Musest At the Bret vote, M. Victor de Laws& was nominated almost uninhnonsly, but no fewer than four ballots wenn/mem/ to arrive at a result for the second place. M. Jules Bandeau and Count de Marceline were equal during the Bret three; on the fourth M. Bandeau obtained the advantage sad was elected. MUSK' AND THE DRAMA. The extra performances at Her Majesty's Theatre are drawing to a close. Five more repress:Watkins will com plete this stroceadol step towards the establishment of a winter opera. Mr. James Anderson and Miss Elaworthy are en gaged at the Drury-lane Theatre, and will make their ap pearance on the 22nd inst., in the play of Clouds dad 4.06- shine. On Thursday next Mr. Hudson, the Irish come dian, appears as the " Irish Anatemador," at the Haymarket Theatre, which ho repeats during the remainder of the week. On the lame evenings Mr. mad Mrs. /Lesley will appear in Mr. Ozenford's fame of Pair Kaiak Miss Helen Faucit is engaged to play Lady Mac beth at the Lycetun for six nights, Thursday next being her first appearance• Mr. and Mn. Barney Williams make their re appeanuice at the Adelphi on Monday next, in their favourite pima, The Petry Circle, Yankee Courtship, and The Latest frogs New York. The Maiylebone Theatre will be offered for public sale by Mr. Robins, on Tuesday next. The proprietor has made an arrangement by which possession will be secured to the purchaser at Lady-day, and facility given to commence the new management at Rester. Every one (says the Atheneum) will regret to hear that Herr Ernst hay withdrawn from his professional mew for the present, by severe indisposition. We (Leader) are glad 1 to earn that the Summer Matinfes of the Musical Union are to be given in the new Bt. James's Music Hall, a noble edifice, which has been rising like eischsabneut under the magio wand of that Mead& Prospero, Mr. Owen Jones. Rubinstein, who has been dividing the laurels of Vienna with Piatti, will awe racwe be the lion of Mr. Ella's summer sseeon. The following have signified their intention of belng present at the mammy of the Dramatic, liquor trim, sad Musical Sick Fend Armistice:—Harbert In gram, Esq., M.P., Tent Taylor, Esq., John Osanford, Esq., Shirley Brooks, seep, J. Ifetiewa, Esq., Mark Leman, Eq., T. P. Cooke, Esq., Berney Williams, Esq., Nelson Lee, Eq., J. Johnson, Nag., to. The following amendment will be proposed in mamma, ow the Church of Embed Spacial Services BSI, by Lord Pawnurs :—" That wherever there are or may be A junior Etching Club has lately started. The chapels or chapel eihoola or rooms est apart in forts, kewradcs, members are, Mears. Luard, Harwell, Smallitaid, Marks, Or camps within the United Kingdoms of Ragland and Reedier. Clark, Halliday, (Isle, Solomon, Severn, A. Lewis, Ireland for the perfiamenot of divine worship, it shall be Re., Re. lawful for the bishop of the dimes within which such chapel Mr. Frith, we (Atheneum) hear, even at this crisis or chapel school or Seem is Waded, on application from her of impecuniosity, has sold his Epsom Race pion= for the Majesty's cha p lain ir emnd the lam", to grant to the momams sum of 3,0001. mowing sketch sad copyright. chaplain or usistant chaplain appointed to nab fort, ismeek, The Hagherkati are ecstatic about the glories of Mr. Phil- oramp,his Um.°to P ed°ll° divine service In **mil lipes are pieture--"TheDying Contrabendista." The colour char!' or char" school °. . °°°lo aAti to preach NI" ta they my, is glorious ; the drawing marvellous. The subject °mini " . the holy n ' amanat. her Majesty's , err is tall of QM dramatic power and pathos which our Spanish wives and knifes, Ind to keep a .°6116°. °. molt W IW I° pokier lest year ssentiseted so largely. es be may be celled upon to pram." • The Literary Gazette observes :—" We cannot be BILL FOR THE ABOLITION or C BICH RLTISes serried ie look on with indifference while the literature et The following is the teat of the Bill dr the Ah°11181.1 " Ifrenas le bang subjected to a system of reproman Church Rates, mewed and brought in by Sir John Ter d ome b uomm o s d k the haus , dm , m o m b rocsidy learner, °aural Thompson, and Mr. Dillwyn :—" Whams ma m ama j omm i a m bo omda , mil sad church rates have for see yeas mead to be mode or o b om i amo bi a. b us Sysbdommim a •---- 61 - 1 - m; 1 , - 01 74 ; looted in many parkins by reason of the opposition West% lb , pm and in mazy other parishes where church rates have been eg g afgelygoomg. or a b n i t te Is e so , made the levying thereof bee given rise to litigation sad his vgbi g g e , as esignikam. ibmiar adn t slet " oar ill-foaling. And VIIIINSI it is expsdiant that the power to g oo " mos h o g th e wo w d er a bo w k m 3d . Bfault, make church rates should be abolished. Be it therefore vomineki, that th e iiimmmni d a m Ammo,. could not enacted by the Quela's Most Era lint Majesty, by and wage the publication of astytbkg ollorhels his forthcoming with the advise "4 "4"" ei the lods __..t driteni and biography of Chasanbrimad. The Insearer•s mama' eon- tem P irai, and eilmink the t P wriawm.th , meth " imp Is unimpeachable ; but 'oeseakmos a. make cowards hied ' an d b y t h e na....°417 of the seems , a° S " 9 " '— el se all,' sad no man of any auk ta France can produce a I .From atel a n testhe Pan of this ad no cianieh rate Illsrary work but the Emperor asks nervously, Is there no shall be made a lev is ti in any pariah in England °. ANN WI? " 2. Provided always, That in any parish where a sum of W. find the following interesting paragraph in mosey at the time of the Peeling this act due °l6 the eseurity of church rates to be made or levied in such the /Waimea :—" A privately printed volume has been Parish under the pueblos' of say act of parliament, such rat e s ehealated among the friends of the late Sir William Moles- wade still be made sad levied pursuant to such previsions for worth, being a collection of the testimonials, blomaphioal the Fumes of paying. di the money so dm, but not other sedan sad political tributes paid to that distinguished man wile,. until the same shall have been liquid en the eseadoa of his death. Failing a collection of his "ad- 3 . This act aergs ompioh. ware assay), a mamma osmium shall act extend to Scotland or Ireland. 4. This net may be cited as ' The Church-rate Abolition Act, 1868: " mem" am Ilds could not be sadly found. The regret is voices arias from every corner of the world— Aar' MEDICAL DlPARlfillta.—We learn that Ma mealy smiles of political thinkers-end the result D . Iti= D :handall . oseempleilma The . to as 'Wool= If hie probity, sicaPticitla socomPtiah- it is aaid, on amount of Midnellh, - a r ul e e= si t twit and moiety, such as possibly might have been a board formed of them menbers, one of elm is to have produced by any panagyrte record especial control over the•ssaftary srmereasnts of military anasitel by a single hand. Here, too, we may say that the hospitals LatT 4 ?'..1321 1 as amtrol of the finances ; and Me* sod solid tomb-home of Cornish granite, raised by of tas dos ;;;lt"T i 7 addlnm, a" a new i w a trl b il W6EI; his relict over si r wild= Wolesworth's remake la the appear, conferring several benefits upon the whole body of Renal-green Cemetery, has been completed : like the book, inn e r tnedlcal men, particularly ea regards rank and pay. a tribute simple in form. but sebstantial, chareoterletle, and si.s W " e will that trite re lsired toMenVoalti from n? . above the age of Molly to last after many a composition wmow lied Arty ti n ATRocmiss.—The re /edical Tirm ea s .— sa a : a n t dull hays crumbled into Dna Damian aa•aaiativa. aWe have been called upon to substantiate eertain y statep over the forgotten dart of those whom they represent. He means we made as to persons who had been mutilated by the expressed a wish, we know, ' that the son might shine en Sepom. Our statement wm, that we had been likened of his grave,' and it does so, though through the inexorable these ears by asedkel seen. One was mentioned by fir grate which tells that the deed, though not forgotten, are i n r l ty " wwww . 7,,..,,,.. being 110,0"d,to, Mae se his &Mho- Thia gentleman says the longer with those who, as Herrick sings, mutilated lady is a aises cd ens of his prima, We have —loved dab compenle." applied to miler gsmilmess, who 'commies, the When- The Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, the Prince Con- ...hot, patientsof • leee"_JOlS,.._ •Rli ProPcalld Alf is boaster sort's Mr brother, hse jut resumed to the Continent after a e """ a t ; e 7 eel° or t wo aaddence. sadism to whom short Melt to her Majesty. His serene highness visit is so tk g"— wtrsld hays Queueow or Twit POOR-BATEE.—P or entirely se .tills, and his sight-seeing is es MiatlY ST. hoer, Czairautwina..—Lest night a numarar mist managed, that wets it not for the court newsman, his pre- tug el the inhabitant ratepayers of the parish o f St. Jana s, sane, in this country might be almost unknown. Slight, etachenwell, wag held in the Parochial elaelmsees, boomer," says the Illustrated News of the World, "as is the Rev. H. Kairaira, MA= the olls mak or meant to be made, by the Duke of Saxe ewab"t" in the chat} to P etit " the for the equalkation the poor-ram throughout Cohen he is a somewhat remarkable loan, and foss the metropolitan districts. The misting was M other Mille to attention than those j witty founded on his dressed by the Rev. Mr. incumbent of Bt. Georgea nn, adama d do le th e Prince C owe n. T o my o f a • in-the-East; Mr. Warwick, one of the revresentativedthe Glom pine that he is a patron of thirstere and art is not, t it : O s f i rossas tan Ain tr i° l omu ilt• h ll : l l,ri ga wrancAtc, Panne SW7 aimemie• Ptaissi that kind of Patronage lotions were - mge s el in support the sale petition to boinwsla Whom prktece, groat and small—eahough of parliament was adopted. On the previous evening a meeting M ■ howsklow of the Prince Consort ' s bro th e r; th a t h e was held at the hall of the workhouse , Gray'e-inn-lane, of has imsesd arm performed w ith m o ms h das the ratepayers and inhabitants of the united parishes of St. ow silted public of Paris, and has suggested such a Swim Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, upon the is Gustav Isteytag's Debit and Credit.' It tan be. further ' tame abject with a similarnett. ALLEGED EVASION Or THE MELTS OF PARIS. said at the Duke of Sam Coburg Gotha that his cultivation —A letter mom Odessa pakiishsa by the tie drive "ggk Tw ig giersiese enratuaana and ert spiri ieliot :in es wh in ich tnea tb r a casts, of maLsa ccalrg eseme f.ofilmia:semementass set be di. The in lnd D bi nke numb. Con- . ger so w i rciof mom Important or nom Klima interests. itsefine thehas rPi ma arderthat the mews of the Emden navy to at sty d igg ellha ellemend ainibleis tsweirds the hlt i l: rain the eyelid hit i elth ilaDd e loZs Princi of ra Pai tianal ltY' nau—loi;4.ZeilemmilenliellailrillibellibmEaSsileddistofen":"hatedlisT hest rendlicPar set t e:4l°Nia'thathe frealna ht Gemesey, and provoked demonstrations el They n t.ill peewee elk Pr owl alkyl old w il l be 'ab ft from eassef /arger Chrome power., is w h ew th e jetted to ths snrasida as at mash war, and wfil re the mismeefol washy el tree oomstitstioes is a 'tending err B m i t i lk ant eder m a to k eep rap th eir Chid cefi tn pros& This, eellt more than his cultivation of literature wnwthwt, aUjoadinul limb will be ar med t and provided and art, la the tharactatiatic of the signing Alike el_ Seas , with MM. UNITZRSITY INTELLIGENCI. OXFORD, FP.B. 12. Mr. H. Craven, bible clerk of Pembroke College, was this day elected to the vacant scholarship on the founda tion of John Lord Craven. Thia, we underrand, is the lad election In which the kindred or name of the founder will have preference, u a =mama for throwing the scholarship& open was last term passed after considerable (limn/ion. PRIPER/lENT.—The Rev. Richard Balding Stephens, 8.C.L., and M.A., Dean of Canon Law, and one of the Senior Fellow. of New College, Oxford, has been presents:, be the warden and fellows of that society to the vicarage of Adderbory, Deddington, Omni; with the coracles of Buford and Milton, vacant by the demise of the Bev. Charles AI. cook, M.A. The llving is of the annual value of 8184 with populations amounting to 2,435. Mr. Btephena has for many year. peat been a resident Fellow of New Collage. P2Oll LAST 'TIGHT'S GAZETTE. BAN BRIIPTB. Warta Boma Lam, Almoradermos, hlington. cornmadon agent, to varrimser Tab. ST at I. and Mari% 13 at 11, at Barhighaitaraet. dole sae 00., Ablermenbury ; of. amts.. Mean* BaloghW Jeffs Tun, Upper Basnutoplace, Pimlico. !lammed victualler, Feb. 23 at 11. reed Berea la as 1. OA Baanitalictroat. Soh., George and DOWMMit, Staelme‘ v citivklen Airy : oft. amts.. Lee, Idertnanbuty. Ouvaa Lora, Kim Ottani...tram City, manufacturer of palmated arteds. Feb la at If. sad Marta bµ 11, at lisitingballytnes. Lammas and 00., Old lemycharnbas, Old Jewry oft. amid., Ifichobton. Basiaahallutreau. Tana •s OMOILGII Sea., Great St. Helen* City. alias eamcbant. Feb. 33 at If. sad March 29 at I, at Manahan-Mem Bois, Cou sod Croce:ie. Crookettisca, City ; off. meg.. Yeanali. chambers. Josaru Las r. Jewry Meet. Aldgato. merebaat. Yeb. 34 and Mardi 29, at ty, at iminattal Orme Sol.. lotus, King Annayard, Ciatamats. mum ; off. amta.. Pannell, Guillhallcbstnbers. WILLIAM Luna JOLLIrrn, Sallsbuty. Wiltshire. tat dozier, Feb. 14 at 1. sad Hama 30 at I:, at Basinaltall-atreeL But. Low, Chancery-lank City ; off. edge, ISModeld, Baologbalieitrect. Jamas BMITO, Leimeoft, muffins, briciattaker. Feb. 13 at 1, and Mara 16 at 11, M Badathell-strem. Huh., Greenhill sod used, Omar trail, and *Ego, Loweatott ; off. wig, Qtabaso. Holgenge. streeL WILLIAM Leto Casts, Mark-lane. City, sad Lome Tale-but Surrey, ervirehmt. Feb Id at 2, sad Much 33, at ll, M asball4itrast. Sol., Bouieid. Philpebles, of. aml4.. Oeaham . Oohs. manatmet. Basco FaMAJIMIN Dtrrottedr.equare. Blabommto, Importer d /maim mod. Feb. 30 atll, and limn 16 at 1, at Badnalialbarmt. Hobo Moran erdomets, Fumbury.plam. Finsbury; off. mig.,lFait , more. Betenahatletrem. WH.I.SAII *num, Liman*, Carmartimmaire, linandraper. Feb. 11 sod Nardi 13. So U. no Bliuol Court ea.., Heather. Yataramaar rear. City, sad Beam. lariesol ; off. AmmOLALi, BriatoL ABILLILII J. 1.11 and Tot". KUSIMINI. Newport, Noe. asestkiddre. Malden, Feb. 23 anti Ilarcb 23, at U, at Brlatol Court Bola.. Databislar. Newport, and Ham and obling, Bristol ; oft mtg.. BrintoL Sarum Gaunvas. Welvadmaptoa, StaffordabLre, broker. Feb. 21 and Bards 13, Itt 10. M Blemlngbam Court. Fula, Maas Wright. hilyalinaham ; of awed, Klitnear, Birmingham. ilmuse Bova Fates, Jes Wolterhanipsoo. Staffordshire, vaivener, Feb HI and Basch Us sit let. at tonobtMem cows. Nola.. Ueda- Weiverbaropton. and Mews. lertglit, Btrintnabarn ; off. am,. Hiressar, Birmindans. Jose Nanag. Brodry, Warosetanalre Wtele, Feb. IT awl Hank If, at 111. ad Birmingham Court. Bus.. WeataMe sod Blame % Faddist*. and Birming ham. James and Knight. Blembilem ; add., 1111 m. mom, licium *mac IN _ . Yottladems, madiellmer, Feb. 16 tot Marta 13, at BM. at Birmiagballs ONO hi ON BM, Brows. Nv 4 klum • oft id. Miele, 110111%.m. Joss Bunn *mem, Leeds eletteedwke WM, Mardi I sad *4 )Lees Court. Bois, Pam sad Ou., Leeds ; ei. mfg., Ram DAVID TROMP.OII, Uliakelf, Yortablre, laskeepor. Martell it at la ij a k e i d . March BU. at Leeds Court dol.. Ellugistoe, York. and Ueda ; of. Hom. Leeds. Jogs Hefts, Fahey. Yorkshire, cloth manufaciaaraff Feb. X lad Nardi la. al 1/.51 Leeds Court. Sol.. lampoon, Leeds ; of. wig.. eens, Leeds Rims Jamaars. Liverpool, outfitter, March 1 nod st 11, at Ltvm , pool Court. bola.. Beane and Sou, Liverpool ; of. frig, Came% Llympool. Jogs klius. Limrpook Joiner, Feb. 21 and Barth IS, al Limped Court Sot.. Banner, Liar:oil ; of. wig.. Bled, 1 Lim o Pot rear, lianchsett manufacturer, Feb. 33 M a s ar Hart it al 12, as ltanchaster Gaut. SQL a, , Bouthun. Manchester ; of. sole., *mar, Mauctunter. _ IH9OLV➢:IT PNEITIONUS. T. Deurit = pieLemeh=gereAni: Urdu H i lhatletle. elegen. limanol sib driver J. - Raniseei. etreen. earpentarD. Gado. rIL = .. slamed . =9ei seid. ko= ina. ll9lwys eii M aidelant to an ollinan-r= 1 ;11 Mgr, 444-4. Dartford, Hint PIEDI4-11. ha !L86144 Charinnotow. furnishing endnellakee-N. end. Altespollieet. Degentotogg. tailor-W. Whibeen. Clegendemeleeft, ben .al H. Oust, ordsadelrest. Perinms mitre, derk-11. J. Day. Warhiswatb, imam 9194 -IL If 9. Lakes, schoolmacer-J. AlliegielliOs WWei. J amt. DECLARATIONS OP DI VI MIDI. DORM HOOD Lumen& Drerid-street, enamelled bag ossistastaivit -Ist s. divided of be ilryfd., lob. 10. and three subsequent W 0191094. it Lee' Aldennea. lkowtato Rum. LadgaleBlll. Cliy. IdIN merchant-9A dividend 4 16 Yed.. Feb. 10, and three mbasquent Wed.:edam at Leah. Alder mammy. Timms Rom, Pekoe-square, wbolemle drUalog- IA dividend 4 In 44.. Feb. 10, and three suteequent Wednisdays, 4 Lee% Aldo. masibury. Duman 400014 Di.ebeatat, Berlin wool dolt-14 Evidend at 1.10.1.. Feb. 10, and three 00 su b sequent Wistimdays, st Lee's. ANN, membuip. Lome LIM DIIIIMINAII IRON 01111 11011/Wall -IA divakimi 4 18. . leb.lo. and th roe subsegmat W idwaidels. 141901414 men. Joie Camenwhien. Unrivol. enerebant-fih and dad illvidowd et 44.. Feb. it, and mg sebeemsent Weassedaff .jum t inmate. Liverpool. June ZJIMAILD 01111111 SA W, serer mei ownsw-nse dividend null.. Dm _ i red . 1 dak's knifeit Limeresi. Wismar Rayar DIMINO/4 Wwißeit. rids manahmenrer-lat divided it M., atty Tueedat, in nwewilte. 8141Deld. Damian Can.. end Osman Cannot, tiliellield, groom-tad dive. and of Is OK, mid ist sad 94 dividends of as 044., en new Nook say Terieneg. lin Hrlivilins 88• Wold. DIVIDER DLL Yates L T. I =l l lent Southwark, confectioner-Wares f. Z. Brosad-stroet, City. sharebroirgv- Dar T e r A i rt. k enseton , Dindi6ea'sV, Lambeth. linendrayer-Warch 6. A. IL Todd, Ciementisinn , Obiroloalt.-Msrob 6. 8. Tower.. Pit- Leidelalevo Honks. loolliwg glaw manufactursr-Marela 11. W. Lord and T. Legeon. Slawfach. lanambire, cotton aplinsers-hiareh 5. T. Lewla, Nasteriek. Chalon. duper-Hawk & A. Rartbill and J. WE.., lioddendelL wooUen merehanta-llageb L J. LIM 11419.1, boot shoo makeir-Datcti & C. Exley. W Torkshiret 41011 k factor- 6. .1. alliaan leeparate eetatie, R woollas morchent-ltarda 6. L. Harthill (searate estate_ ..) IL wealket minebant-Igareli O. T. lteAtbews and J. ONINIONIO. WM strew ONILNO-UND L A. Ratter. itlasalsid. ntir anidietweer. OIRTItICATIII he be end s ems be sinena On the errakett. , is Ibmile S. H. J Orm En ellmg PlAsberi. emmarab-liarett I. J. W ♦ 1001, villanelles-Mardi L E T. Chuidlie. -Wards 6. P. CollDierpl44 pawslinskar- 8. . g = 6 BsietoL vietnallar-liarek tL is i WI. VD6= . 8 18 49=9 1.. J. S. Plait and R. - U. J. Duadiartet. lierdi LL R. IFhors, Stoeltpart. Chaddre. L J. DreentWllfw Map nod DMus. Derlipie. w - 61. L. , Sitseiri, imerir- - =` - '- V rlir- I rem, Yes nientrot - Vf ems , • , . z .... 72= t2r,, r6 r. pilien. R. Weed em J. Jamsirde ll er i: • Wine Wra tad rir4l Vesis . . a • gal . c 1, R 119016. ...../1191714. a1y694, vpie modiests- :A. • . - iiibms-it. YaklAn rot I. Illadla. OW. li Vir in ijoradia-o .l 7 . ldarommindr3 ...., IF . Salt IL kteaullsol W. P. 49, . Waft es! J. aeserwalh 11=4*--- w. 1 1 Wassynner. . nit F. Mee. gm twits99WWW4ll. . 0 Nalidieenn, kap isone-A. w sod J. hibell4. s =IA Miw.C.L. Rba s Si=4. l=6 =esd, O. s: Ne640994._ ~,fillp ilifden ....bomm inewaysad J. Lbw& a Evorkrbad. Maim. Imo* Lod J. L. '• o=det il ar=ii V II IIBS -V giii el. rel d P. -H. Oerm Rol. Jellw deltniL lia ral,mrm a gelig. Oldhetr, _lLomalslrkeari 1 = ow lost imie .... Is V. to sad IL D. vareen-A. lAw and J. 11•6211ar , 4=M we Idfalsbareesk Lasealdri. aimi madaeliareaL DOOTCH INCIIIRPTRATIONIL laths Rant., Kifichittlieek Mier, Fib. 11, at the Rank Doll Hotel. Jo= .U0[2°3414.9 Paw Milk, by Xsaincla. poet maker, lob. 11. Arm, Tontine Hoag, Ow.. k do. • fir Hurter. DdloOtu'oh. wood vaeraisant, Feb. is, ag KIIIIII•dre se. genet, beggb- Watemi :1 S T, 4184g0w, stile ealawnas, Feb. 19, an Ow law* J;finll ara.,lo3. .4.lcm oord atow...a.w thr.... Wlgk r ie s.o.or Hoo olmow g Glaggew .. rk , !ato m :$ nnaliniks W 4. Herb m.of germ er yet, 21, 4 the Tontine Reba. ga-i i ,, itiA Z..7, -- ana .... oel. iromed sPlamr, Peh.l ab ort an.... 1. SULU Nno..l.llllogoinerk. WHOLESALE SHorurruto.—Yeaterday (Friday) ell Walaigd,_billas Mr. J. Char Mayor& sad the Mayor, WO Jamie Walker, eismostty-dramsd young Woman, 11611.111 Mrs. 'Lister, of Bach Gardan-street, was dedisif twelve pocket-handkerchleb, threeebirta, one =sire of Frenoh kid gloves, sad a gum*, of other pods, the property of Mr. Owego Moore, draper. IMo gfirther charged with stealing a card id blonds, the of Thomas Birt, draper, and asmalsen yards the properry of Thomas Jackson, draper. Wollm had gone into the shop of Mr. Moore lbd • Waft (Thursday) evening ; and, after par =NM artioles to the value in all of 2a. 3d., kith hingagdy on her leaving the shop, Mr. MOM ek e= the eillat u r ies te n s go e r v e: us in oW byW thief ocastable and =ltrtis, we to Ms reeled en of Mls Walker. On deamemies they dinerreered about M. worth of brim riellit.lßLlSetees go the rest. was taken The odd the OW was co dam list he tome offer ae sad the prboner was ma ndate' for trial. DEATH OF WONIFIFILL'EI ELEPHANT " CHTTBET. * —HASTLIFOOL, TlMlDAY.—Wombwell's No. 1 Colim a= arrived hare yesendayfor exhibition, and its snivel woo mehrtenately attended TIM very serious c loss to the pee frby the death of the elephantcommonly ceded ay." About three waft tiro a largo tumor welsh riu.4lll. was removed from his right side hy pi lr a ge, of The wound appears to have healed , Ae dies that time the animal bee never been wall, oca *ma to lose &eh almost dagy. What at doodahs" bat week his right fore I was fomented by a veterlemy mown. Yesterday the collection travelled from lane to Hartlepool, • distaste of about 15 WM; lig = ead his Imilow-compution travelled under mewed van, sad. sa ihsyre - Wsittmts — F — tir; the . Hfoili frogs ashmainion. Great efforts wan made le raise hi s, sail Lap tinsmiths of 04 mulants were aim to hiss. But me sins mg, and after shout two Imo poor " MAW' brostlisl his I.t. His companion was iskes out clths too. sad wand troupe the streets to the market plass He wits than Mud from sloe ground on to tits Woe floor d the van, sod esupsik Into the town. Homo about 20 years old, sod WON ksturgo 4 and 6 tom, but antet up them The excu Al follov It is the ric be app King 1 of 11 is diplon M. 1 Affair' miasioi The rested Posed 1 Janus] rodent The given 1 conexp take p twenty throne, remem erting at Cha dangeo Rai LIVIIIII Adox to Min a bre b red o bonsai bows onkel am* a ha Pm* =web We: the avo