The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

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" Itionsa ' At Inn mini tram sartaroots eon too. it i torliZ.. tral I" l • ""` 1m WATERFORD. sal SOUTH of 1214.1710 DAILY. ti till lad ISAftegalse XL " 14 1 II" 111.11004 he W Mar& and st b ra=l.63:l6TakTal aormei. Ildrlsai sr ism NW = i v thtzr a vespi tsia... soap' MiseMne..u.s. 411010. 1111 =SON'S WATCH _ 0 Tie vislitiss of bis .11 4 . on.idiame_ s aiiiikeo l miV er •-ii ii MaAwsitsgs." The et bob baba bib b swoured. Vidr:44" Itart,7B. S rd %Malt &NEIL blAlL—Proteeted by Roya M l Liam g liaß tema 0 ftrimg. =mid Ss as sees se►Cl ,froPetsii".E.abj Oslise se lilsOdso isioniss .. Os spssss.lrmzareah=!=Asg in• et Oros . * . . All , of b = ai t= h r: Os fas t:s i sks " .=dso ASO. . flo Swab WO mosssyje Ise ssOls. of as am.% at sli. MI Mm oar is Os sold sosset ... loss iv. 31. 46k:r . gri 0 0 •••160•4 °PIM (1 1= 1 MY NO Oa Os IMO slierShiir as lefts la ors. pin M. sr *MOSS 111 SO= _ goo Oh; oil is ill • iski4 sisssis Ogre Is, wafts et lir. • ~DI Vile Es• Ones Es sti V imb.°lr lesio. tdausaH e ""sibli rril. 41 Ik = on^ ; sed mer on llleaky. r. *Moe st ka. immm eliannia . ;a OIL per 7014, Jr ha acts pat alma. ▪ WWI, Übe. in. bid w. 1111.16 IMO wow .44 balsa re sere 1.0 A. 111••••. r. get ▪ wed. w. a from stow. 44111 47. al Mal i fOillip. Tif 1 to ahem as ..7 1 / 1 11. II kap Mail( MOM M= ZI/Z ak ez 'ate IMMO ow tat dram A *owed 100 tals net of ,4bee. nonmined Jay : but Irmo ...a tarred Kr raft, or la. 1 ••o 'Yew Hoar Tb s Mims ; tug „ a 'WSW Übe preopm at 11 7 Uaini ........... =,....... itaz g = 6 "•,,.._, ia. _........... r ... 1: .... eampas 4b sr• ▪ aftiebei be rota or awma Mt tii. sod Nab lig. oda • rind aftla IN= le rip of IMP bar rola Own 7://i 7.9) YAP 4:1 , OM 1.1011 T.M. Lan /14 *447 cur si.n4 WAS NCR I. NOM MIMI a Ist i tt is t R .headewwl very . W. et BYlip. Portland. dos Lod apeanad al losalwed roar L. env saved. el .e, hely 7t. I o• GU 'Meths W the AIM tose hay I. re assavapift k 4.). hiy I 4 ma my, ft as. ii. 14.01.115. M.' Tisk lwig 1 4 la. 111.113 4 M+ll. la 4, 37 e7 l 1 / 1 , Neirlboodleai, a. 1.41 1., lia. ly the num- I of /seamy Mardi 179,1 ailing • told ; Uavt4. Majesty's 'day lasi, the mathess Ran d. pt aitiehe 1858.— TL. du a of c= ham Os 748, germ 7. of 102,441. iclaadve were 04 it 1867 al Intim peed et 1 lasers el , 1867. TM irlice ti-. , bin Jost • is Ike July a. =mak and dela TM )301.., avid LJI Sill 1111- Ethology •tit two Os asam m ed eli on= dr wpiew U. Misr ear trove in Ur r non abode l Milk id • t et IL Solie. do Rim Mrs use at J. I. le St IL M. pa M. N. T. Midi% Ile weft I IL 1/11bas. >,,.. w =. h l oz . = lbw el S. Z. 71 1 : nwh e tam. bf rms. JIM. le Is& Mir CI. MON" carfare' p. W WOK IW Ww. OIL aIMPS• Sot. J. Ado. is. gib st r 00 se alpa of lib .; MINIMES b LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1868. VARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. The ORYOUL PALACE ANIMAL MAI of ado tato plasm do SATUIDATI, ta. Ha aid n.t, and NAV aquas Aim& Om sal aims the Own •111 bs so shoodis e P l =rjosoolgtd e WM. pop. a pales add Ilmi biter mon tbs direction of M. hellion Los. MENSOW did COMO Mir Nolidoy Festival, Thorn will elm =z i t Ye tio • orapidsoo dies's, of litil intim oiotdiii ii l ill Ns WM Ismiwas. tbs water nonillion. the llYalinari m inth= L lllllllll.lo. Ida tin toillnione groups of (wa fts ddioldsolollailif In was, sod lb* mint jots play to a Wog of NON lir SIM , 11 .6,.. .a as Own flu dbisli • law body of As Witten In Ma tis lio of . am' Iloond c .ad kW. dad IS the Soft is la orb mod of Or ado. mbar tool It will iliamilos o ....... s& Iso et h iTio 11. i llidEall. mad OW as. Sod li= will do tee OW et I d.—•ababila. Ow iiiimail ; Clikbes. M. LITERATURE. et T WESTRRN RAILWAY.—NOTICZ SlrsAas IN aier G et w de igs am as NM eI.rYLLILLY UAL MIM Peerbiers die Odegeay erib be to bet of la MOM at tie BMW eltrhos. II M MO taw P ree l tresma ise the mem' esteem beeded. Me dolt eill be taken et one e' tre r M nyiT. tmrera Lttl x, DeusteAbimea. WS %NNW Mots led be else/es de Mb deo el Jed. me set be e* im aa is letter the mid belaymety Nasal lemeliike ea lake (1111= 4. Adige% Jele 14 IML rrHE RED SEA and INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY (lUobe). to ATE= APPLICATION kr NilA/118 .W M RICIITID slier HIS HAT 11/eirethe I. Athens 4.-1, leder et the limn& Mk AWN* o. rm. e«sgiam BANK of L O N D O N. 110•110 OR 1111K1 , 014. Oiktaxii—SO JOHN VILL Mut itHILLNY, Haft , Y.T. Vits4Pommes—JOHN ORIPPIt H MTH, Ile . WNW Hoed., e.) Jae Illemet h mil O awks, frt. Team Lem. * Not, H.P. lieWinton Ulm. Mon Sm. Seink. 10.1. Bit MeV*. Alderme. 114 ISM. Ilp. ism INV lauten—Matthew rtilit .... eh. 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Dlsamans Or r w ila morn la asy bra lOW drool dra at aa Irk dr pea MI Taft as lbw& al abaselai slam a fir. rad sem 0 as Tbil i t i tal drab at Ilms Embalm re dos add re briml a Saimaa Sue. N. Ni las asseisr. Mr de OWN be *bar Or arra of tab bask. sad tar dram br saarsdT4 lab Mign r= 4. 4l•lll•Mid..e• MI hill ON allibbeil•Lia ar as dr basruaall ben Ilia 110111NOL C. J. b. &LULL assaary. flaudassibpirsob Mart 3.11164. BANIL of LONDON. CUM'? ACCOUN as sedge& NA tf Ss Oboe Sell Oa et mg Ins OEMs WO la awed eist r..s bio blew SMS, Sims sr ore s woo. pre einem be is dr obineo sisslgle Isheise; sei rag& 'Mont oin mils Igo mei eir mom IMO Awe! as Mignon sigie lanais (PINT II 11011 V him age nubile is se las hen esulenne is aged' ig woe geed seine ie as tbs sion't so it Ur digialitezT■ Carim a Tha r g w :t CIMIDIT Orel Ws as p se lopersime Is Se L is megollin ie Serb ellnes Se leek —ln odic IL MAINE tLL. Jr, Memor. MNIAL lir at DEPOSIT, Established A.D. 1844, I. Pall.llA Dam. looks. admen et IX VIDTDIIO 1101112 an nemied le sloe so Pre NA Ye DINE a DIP.A. bi_ whidk a blab Me et Muria mis Ito elossimal WM mile .4011171.01=11.1=1. Jaawary sod JII7. Maass. Vass firt Arming asseris ming taw to Yeletaka. 8.703111. —A Ton-Oalloa tUsk (equal to Ivo dion. of Os Sri 110VT8 AIRIOAS MERIT tor Poor or Ira for doom: bar Old Porl. JO s e oli, tram pm dom. Ink or bailor aa4 118011. 611411161 g. MOO Oar& •rtioro FY. 080.-1111111111IIIY4 moors. mod po m po m 111. Nib skims. 11Mobleollai. aCH WEITZ% SODA WATER. Melvyn Bsk yr.. peas, TOR, w Lemesed• Way belie et the Alkali ge. h fisheye be • latil •••• Ulu • •••••••••.. vet lAA Emir ette 8814 IN ail etepsohitle elentes• i m a m tialimed LiatlM • Waffe , 4 atiMa. IMebr. arf afters db. TILE BAST INDIA TEA COMPANY, in ex it ask mu Tehran einem famershas amr% Moe M i nD Wit qpinaike. tir SLAM ,ne GRIM TS AI r . t . rtir=4 , l lemma mimes mart Wareham% % WWwWWWM FOR the SEARIDR.—ANOOLA SUITS, £2 is.. 61110141 110/liarr=essaLibles".ll.lalliNisil7l4. PTURI B.—By ReA wi Lstfres haat. \ZWIII•01111•131 LMIA allez= • •••••• isegVirNl'L ••• ft • libel Wade 4 :4: E:7 1. bon *gelded s a Imlay Wi g wore rlnSirtarLl l . dm i Virt 111111111 Mi be iSMOISK sal b• weribefag dm*" wag es be& iod Os Tan lonneds 14 1•11••• =ire g r innaub lube . MN= g lut •Inipm loiMIO• mat •••• HZ HEAT of BUMME v R indoor a dryoes of Wl' tix:e.:lN__, ju tli •ff—bia rait T.- - zibmalVitir=rl W.splemit arrie I. "'"utise llike la* re iii.... ! _ L ielo r s w ells = =7= " r f f amielitAlM 11 •701 1 " lea.2 . ._ wmn p". tar am from Mi110r . ... 2 11.1.M11 so tfoliasotar k. by Tioliras Erie —111.0Z.0.4...."*"=.14. and prtinsons. of owls= lalloilles. Sol pillakel. New awl Ilefted Salm rim L. a y loft Se GyUli DEPILifitia•VONSTITUTIONA=L 'rug SIM r 5 na.... .,.............6 4 .... wz . L. ,.. la Se Suirsl i ant. assolfti Ins a sialoi rorre So marl mew dm So sodi iir rsitte eaSSaio. le Mem= Ildins isms who NSW /me lbe vaeless e nob I,SB mai MB 4 Mal Or OEM SOS Ind i• selessok a :eS Or spapso =FS§ rm lda basis Ilkii goons. GM lie miest_be eisil is mooed. S: S PIS WZI ISIS fali s _ .rt • at. Sig le las mil Moo Ow; ••• Isle Lists DOS. Siksis ing ISS ; Issibe SS Sorestils• IS eravist=iir=l SSW dos li elle , Eo l.6 = Or • : J. ill. %%Mobiles, Fsessiesesw; tharr.e. ' r=ii A ONWlSLielrorre; se sATURDAY HALF-HULIDAY—The Friends douseseat ismestaj z sdislud to model the t AUX CYMING AfitOCIATIOP. hy *dr synod to ystal the sues. ides sa AlltlfUatt VW= Is of st the CRYSTAL PAUSCI, es ItaTIIIDAT. lid MONDAY. led. so d . BAITS. DAY. 1154 Wirt dreedar.l4ls.—di sheadues of doses sad pastime. by the mill levy. wed • braise dopy d sal ds dui nudist tad the Wirt imam of Watir-vorich Y aim 106.—As mode prodded of sues estsystdmints of s nada Wdalls, Itadorua sad ussist ustier. Out Ildises Madrid del du sharese. Burma& RE •e l wm DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, VAT 016 the Begaorket. OPIIN DAILY dor 41 4 Dr. LARD st Tires and by Dr. lU M .V 44 MlV_lLlelicorenatt one toteraling Teeing In einneshio eta . and Pathology ivkle Alubien.lo.—Mh. tata — ritra Lamm es the niin =7llantage. ha, nal peg bee Oen from the Author es lhe mil* el Wive Mew. CASINO DB WINNE, High Holborn.—Thu for the arld •ay. o...biaZ a r gasak dk as ia tmusu.... asd =et Ms rmaseiasak NOON M for the surea, bles pasta fursidted rIY lOW .s. ter. sad adorned In salve ant Iseersa MWY el Ss hhdrue eulemses The aserstis Yes bestessi Os waded anuesesesde wrier Ye MINIMS Vv. V. Frter L drulag Ws lehe arresfsesid sad = "1 heldeserd a ssrelleirt AO' ra"l"Admides 1.1 OW I TAMED MR& CRUISER," by gszarraro.4 I. i ~ r kasteetait Onew at 111•10161 Rh Is nein Ott asieelne Wine et Ns& Onlor Ws.; lie hislamele swam moo =Weer by Ils. Oniar et lira °Mort nessus ; nelasettet domino Cllr, 4nelegs In Ws ald de In. Wood Otis ; Ins iII•MMWZ•ne Olin list eint was MS • noir et blurs amiss • owe et awns; iniarate neent- Isis• be Mr. ftlear et mainV i nimier inembsnamt Len= MINN wows : Mei sesdniko Wlts Mr. O. st er ONO lie Tonto Mem* man et Intik sni In on entelimiss Inn in tinier um re. area trent Os anal= • Itride le On et • mei sod War ant lemn—lisleco• O.M . Or lfraq Wasity.l46, Itledtatrest. STATII of tke CROPIL—The AGRICULTURAL *MITI mg GLIM ILIUM Oil RON IDLY, of SATURDAY hint —a MI Report at the Slate et the Croon firostbont the meaty. Order et soy essemeader. • de& copy mot on resseltd et 6 Mama—Mee fie Ashertheesess• • Upper teenier= street, thweedderdes. Now nod_ ,y pat Oro. Arta 110.. cloth. T HE PAESEEH : thaw History, Manners, Clirtal.s. sad " L DOWNOT F Oc AA la eolkilL l. Lembo . Swift. IL and Oa, m NOM. :Irim EV A D B M 0 N y b; or, Mutation. la vols. Links: %W Adis. W Ow. os. Ooenitll ON' ILO- A LONG VICAMON IN CONTINENTAL nom I(w.t.taiss. ss T. W. ja NW; ILL. 11•• 6 ' ail " ' 9t i l arsa. Peakra sal Wis. Wog 11Wood. WEE CANYBILLIA ARE COMING, Diana ye iho I Pahn==. le am Phonon Ltrushl. In Si. Upon ao ho i ldoWe hub h anybody • =lonnelor 'opinion Won, nigh onhy he I lan Pomop lo as ha of ahloarhar s on ankh etor Walsilsiretrod. W. TA* Ballads of Scotland. Edited by WILLIAM ED- ItONDITOLIN EAT TOL'N. 2 vols. Blackwood and Bons. Of truth and nature the world will never tire. The fashions of this life pus away ; but the human heart in its loves and hates, in its hopes and joys, remains invariably the same. That forms the con necting link between the generations which have gone and those which are to come. Men and women are far more alike than we often fancy. The milkmaid and the queen—the clown in his cottage and the monarch on his throne, have a common nature, and, on the average, we doubt not, a common amount of joy or grief. Hence is it that the low - born peasant shall speak what shall be sung in baronial halls, and that high-bora beauty shall shed tears over the "short bat simple annals of the poor." Hence is it that, in times of artificial civilisation and monotonous correctness, we tarn back to the ballad poetry of an earlier day, find in its simplicity a beauty which defies our imitation, and return to modern life all the better for our converse with the men and the manners and feelings of an extinct age. If it be a bad sign in • mom that he looks down on the classes socially amoseith him as vulgar, it is worse in a nation when in nsfinement and affected gentility it turns up the English nation did under va-erS iimp , filesseme—at the- ballads white an earlier day ha! permeated in the heart of the people, and hid stirred them up, as such ballads as those of Chevy Chase undoubtedly did, to noble endeavour and heroic life. Distant be the day when these rude lays shall have died out from amongst men. What our old muscular games are to men's bodies, these are to men's minds. Our belief is that the public has at last got clearly to see this. At stay rate, for the mere sake of contrast, and relief, and variety, our old ballad literature will become increasingly dear to us. In that amusing book called Memorials of my Own Time," by the late Lord Cockburn, he tells how, when a young lad, he wu surprised to find his father, and noble lords and dukes, leaving their comfortable mansions, and betaking themselves to some wretched ale-house for the sake of having a merry-making; but no one but a mere youth would have felt wonder at such conduct. So it is with literature. The public, that had grown tired of Cowley's Metaphysics, rushed to Pope's Pastorals. After Hayley, Barns was a god-send; the objective poetry of Scott and Southey made people hail with delight the rising of the transcendental schooL Thus is it England and Scotland, and Germany, the men of greatest mates, and most imbued with poetic sympathies, explore the dark corners of the land, re cover ancient ballads, however incomplete, and up the fragments that nothing may be lost. All gatheroi r be given to Bishop Percy, the first English collector worth mention in the field. Second, and bat second only in the rank, stands immortal Welter Scott. Professor Aytonn come, next. He has left very little behind him for subsequent gleaners, and no man living is better qualified for his task. " From my earliest years," he writes, " I have been familiar with the traditionary poetry of my country, and I cannot say with truth that subse quent study, or an acquaintance with those compositions which rank as classics, has in any way lessened my admiration for those simple i butimpassioned strains. They have become to a certain extent the firstlings of my memory, and verses or snatches of them occur to me more readily for illustration than lines of Horace which are com monly cited by parliamentary speakers, or even the epigramrantie and antithetical couplets of the poets of the age et Queen Anna." The idea of collating, and, so far as that was possible restoring the seat tared fragments of the Scotti sh' ballad poetry in a complete form, had long been cherished in his mind. We are glad be has so successfully carried out his idea, and that he has not be' n deterred by the dic tum of Motherwell, who holds, as we opine very wrongfully, that to collate different versions of the same ballad ' and out of them to construct a new ver sion more co rrect than any one of them individually, is not to restore • poem, but to spoil it Let as add that to each ballad Mr. Aytoun has pre fi xed an inte resting historical sketch, and that in a very well written introduction he has accounted for the discre pancies and similarities so puzzling to the superficial reader. As Englishmen we must thank him for acknowledging the English origin of some of the ballads he reprints. It would be strange indeed if, independently of the pure border ballads, a good deal of popular poetry had not i ssed from England to Scotland, and vise vend. The Scotch have no poet like Geoffrey Chaucer, whose influence was great on the other side of the border. James I. of Scotland, whose " Kings Quhair" remains to us as a monument of his genius, was, as he himself con fesses, a faithful student and ardent admirer of our Chaucer and Gower. His versification and phraseo logy are essentially English; and subsequent poets, it is very clear, followed in the royal steps. In volumes of so thoroughly a miscellaneous cha racter, it would be idle to select specimens. With many ballads here given the reader will of course be familiar. Mr. Aytoun believes that he has col lected every known extant ballad, composed previous to the union of the king doms, . which can be fairly said to have any int:ilia', merit, and which is not from its subject or otherwise liable to objection. They are of all kinds, some abounding in the most exquisite pathos, some redolent of the richest humour. In the days when many of them were written the Peace Society had not commenced its mission, and we have consequently a warlike animus occasionally, of which that most respec table associa tion will strongly disapprove ; but have all the stamp of reality ; they were written by true men, and sung by true men, and listened to by true men, of loyal hearts and lives. They tell of brave men and chaste women, of immortal love, and faith steadfast even unto death. We feel stronger and better in our humanity from the perusal of these ballads. Our fathers were no rude barbarians ' • and we in these days of gigantic swindling, and social evils, and universal maudlin, and outside whitewash may blush when we think what a lack there is amongst us of these truths and of this faith. Touching style, has Tennyson, for instance, written anything more chaste and pathetic than the following ? I wish I were ... where Helen lies I Night and day on me ohs en..; 0 that I were wliwe Helen On fair Hirkaossell lee I Curet be the been that thought the thought, And must the bead that fired the shot, Whet la my eons bard Mks dropt, And HO to moony me I 0 Wok ye an my heart wee lair, When my love draft down and spoke no malt I There d id she swoon ler mean cars, _ Oa fair Kirkeosaell lare. As I watt dims the water side, Nose but my foe to be my golds, Net. ben m las to he my glide, Oa fair IL lee — I lighted dews, my word did draw, I backed him in piems no% I backed him la pieces sma', For her sake that died for me. 0 Halo fair, beyond compere I'll weave a of thy hair Shall bind my burlier sormair, Until the day I des I O that I were where Helen lice I Night and day as me she cries ; Out of my bed eke bids me rise, Says " Heats, and sew to me I " 0 Halo fair I 0 Miss chnie I Wen I with them I ovoid he bled, Where than lies low and tar thy Mt, On Irk Lirkeannall lee. I wish wpm, were growing grass; A whale-01Na drawn o'er my elm, And I ill Sallee arms lying On deft Hirkesmaidi rasa I wish I were whine Helen Iles I Night and day on me ebb orbs, And I sae weary of the skies, For Mr sake Uwe died for me I 1 ". sam.suuu, nuu rtnarn ICI mouern use au ...I'''. "" "' """ ".." IN " 1 " " as RIIM 0 R N E.—GREAT NIGHT of the for our converse with the men and the c k oulrikosksairemisko kg Mat Ask 1 16.-Tamoisow. A. 6.-Vr. T. B. 81.104102 kw konellitaalks stow trio Plair feelings of an extinct age. If it be abi aeintes win im sine sC ad airlts a v a i n t man that he looks down on the clu ne alaft e 6111114 Pul ,. 4.6"*".1"1 ab5i1 r: _ : 4_ ,4,— .....„ irm—Th i.t g o. a . fte w i t " "' a beneath him as vulgar , it is worse in a net tarb W ealms _..... . .7 .... ,...7: "'"'• I l l s "' me " ea rlit Tle s its alinement and affected gentility • %tor sr p 7 Lig eumil asers i the English nation a .0 , son s r Ill& m. ,.....a 1i5i0 k at =it anaku se 11:1,9141• , --.-........ ..- -..--.+ ..- ~1 . is ~ Tari-of iisk law Owed of omit • mei NM 11. riv_pswil. .. P. She Qom% NIL 2 . 2 i ii. which in an earlier day ser jr ‘ ernee M atir. .... r e .i. Llamas is . Nue: w ir Taw az ..,... kW irs 2 k be Or heart of the people, and had stirred them bra at dm, nu et a for wet. per mon Okla Imusaul. l iks ~_ 111 Peag. bake as those of Chevy Chase undoubl augurs es dikkal OW :4=pilelkos. ko km. Beettuaissa ameramis chli Tteame= • - .... • • no b le = m um , and heroic lif e. Dim lorsivk la Nkkka of / scan, ski ritfrO SIMI wiewhest — LL TM. nis al i t i rom Wharradk4 4" ke llan sw ee 0f . " "1. 413.11112 68 61. a " .4 " . .. etc ilhasalL et gia ,. ' , tw ill. = a imak illikaslis t imid " al it 4, .......,.......aNik. --...7: 1 • 414 Z, no , 4 day elmn these rude lays shall have di milee end ella ma awls se NSA sed lie vb. shift VIII min of breakt. amongst MA. What oar old muscular m Aka 16.. Mr OM &nand's real smlima sr= ..... CRYSTAL PALACE. GREAT NESTING NESTING OP THE WARD AND PAROCHIAL. SCHOOLS. The following is a correct list of the schools which will ta(Weke part dnesd ln y). the oalehradon at the Crystal Palms this day a BOYS £OO 'atm.—Parochial School of St. Andrew Holborn, Aldersgate Ward Schools, Aldgate Ward St. Alpha", Society Schools, St. Anne'r, Soho, Parochial Schools; Magmata Ward School., St. Bartholomew this Great Schools, Bashopegare Ward Schools, Sr. Bride and Bridewell Parochial Schools, Bridge, Candlewick, and Dow gate Words; BromdMreet Ward Schools, Coils Baynard Ward School*, Clain Church, Blockfriers; Bpitalfields Parochial Schools. Cornhill and Lime-street Ward Schools, Coleman - street Ward Schools, Cripplegate Withi n W ar d Schools, St. Clement Danes Parochial Schools, St Dunstan's West Schools, St. Ethelbuttra Society Schools, Parriogdon Within Ward Schools, limbo:7 Schools, St, Pike Without, Cripplegste St. George., Bloomsbury sad St. 011osi St. Janos's, Ckekanwell, Parochial _ ,Sehools • Jl_gos ■ School, St. Lake • Parochial School, St. Leeneses, MoraMtch, Schools; Lanham Ward Schools, Parochial Schools, St. Mathew, Betknal-grom ; BE L= l asavoldal Schools, Dominant's School, White ; Pear, Covent-garden ; Quesohl.he Ward Behold, Haistria Charities, 84. Sepulchres, London ; Si.=e, Middlesex ; Tower Ward School., Vintry Ward John'., Wapping ; St. Martide-in-tbe-Pielde. DOTS tunti.-61. Georges, lienover-equare ; Sheltca's 82theel, St. Thomas, Otiu —it. John, flosithwerk ; Norton Fagots, St. Olave, Southwark ; St. Pancras. The arrangements have been entirely completed, and it Is expected that the coup-dr eril of the Great Handel Orchestra, Sind with the children is their quaint oisetames, will be one of the most pitons( that has yet 'wen seen. The girls' school. will oocu i s a th o e:ret steps of the great gallons, the remaining rime filled with boys principally belonging to the City Wad . A. however, the Great Orches tra win not centelei all the &adieu selected, which vet, eon riderably nceede tbe number annually at St. Paul's, it to iatended that doable rows shall occupy the two galleries overhanging the nrobestra, end also the galleries at the beck of the °rasa. The beadles of the several wards and parishes, with the ached boners, will be placed on the highest steno( the orchestra. Bete; the ecoductor of the St. Pees celebrations, trill officiate a• this amnion ; myrtle. George Cooper, the deputy organist at at. Paul's Cathedral, will preside at the Great Handel Festival Organ. For the mammies°, of those parties who will not arrive at the Palm, until late in the day, a limited number of reserved mate will be set sport. CRYSTAL PALACE.—We hays been requested to call attention to an emission of the word " Saturday" in the silvertheasnt of the Poultry Show in 1.. t If onday's edition. The Waikiki!' ou the 9th , 10th, and 11th, will Mme shll. ling se usual on those days of the week. This year tbe show will be in the north wing, whicb was formerly occu pied by the picture gallery, and thereby give srople room for ilmCpstaltry, and • quiet and wall ventilated promenade for the Agleam. The entrances to the wing are from the tro pical and of the building end from the terraces, thus affording seri el the most favourable opportusitire for enjoying the besatiss of the pekoe and grounds that hes occurred daring As prom* sews. NEW BRITISH SCULPTURE COrRT AT THE CITSTAL Purim—lt Is Wended, we understand, to Web- Rah a aspen** wt ler British sculpture at the pekoe, in 1111ilik siert M asesoltied copies—and of course originals wenn *ay ems be bell—et He masterpieces of th e MOM falai Tae EDINBURGH ANNUITY Tem.—Th. Edio bunk en, bray one se their old puss of prosecution.. Amoeba bolob of thy persons less beat acaesonsd by the wollootse, end the or an to to Mord ca Friday Tbo diary bays sot b wends( by the loloikeldosolt on the gawks of lb, prinelpsi- Alpo of *, sad the Tory morrow nejwity ofewo by y 146118 Aoseity-tat BIU woo tat, 11111 d ara rosoiad to defy pubis opkies, sad to mot the alluniont teratak a ask maw Item Ihoee rho nooks so bunk tem Sok eordeek sod who utterly matt War afolideoffoos. Ws we ad to low that to tee of dr dims views to pay this mot sem Input, m ost loolt, lot elo iv Imo shows to the world whether th rootablo tar jwiskiwod Boo" or the humble olk of God who b esaket with kw 6a..v of N. =L o ne perwatiew of filty dtreetwis kw to tba alma of semi nombur of Mob Vercortsaiy is ailogredirry di* Is be 'tamed iIIOWNIt 101.—Alitehirs4 (Stamped ld. Additional.) To the end of the world, the noble old ballad of the battle of Otterburn will be read and sung, and for humour " Our Gildsman " which is too long for quotation, is equal to any production of the modern comic muse. SPOB7ING. RIPON RACES.—MormAy. THE TWO-TI-OLD STAKER of 6 sm. each, with 26 Wed ; oaks, Bet 71h ; dikes, Bst 31b. Panne and snow men The mooed to rvehie stake. T.Y.C. (16 fan) Mr. 0. White's Mete. by We• Os. Sat IEI One fib est) (W. Alslale) 1 Mr. J. Bain Itasoborry. fit ab Om 311, I Mr. Janine her be), Sat 3lb (Y. Mance) 3 Betting : liven on Madre, Bto I apt Rachel, 7 to 1 apt Berlybriny, 8 to 1 eget Willie 10 to 1 apt say other. Wan very seedy by halt a six lengths be tween the second and third, three i between the third and fourth. Tan TWO-TA-OLD BILLING HANDICAP PLATO of 50 son. The winner to be mold for 30 soma. &o. Mr. W. S. Hone'. Tiny, by The Can. est 111b..,_ _(J.lneedes) 1 Mt. Otbolon 010 by hlrdoatchm on a id nt. Mr. O. B. Tleasece• loanten. liar Sib Moser 11 2 li te s 6 to 2 apt the Budcatc.her filly, 4 to 1 each apt mni le hrsy, Lenaquesette, and the Lovebird filly. Won by s tank, the sewed beating the third by • length ; two kingthe between the third and fourth. The winner was bought in for 63 Thu OLIAT 117. 12 471 . 1..P1110 HANDICAP Of 10 move. each, 6 ft, and only 3if declared, with 60 added. The second to save hie stake. Winners extra. Two stiles. (25 subs, 13 of whom declared.) err. Eirkbridel Jie, b 7 Tenerme. 37e& OA . 11E., 1000se) 1 ' meltr° ..W. 8 2 1 2 . 14 3 4yes. nib I Mr. Penn a yee, 3lb fWardi I Bonn : Gammon, 3 to 1 spt Jolla, 4 to 1 apt Laird o' the D 6to 1 ages Ducrow. Won may by hell a length ; a between the second and third ; two batik between the third and fourth. The fuvoerha was fifth ' • Rbodoenontede, who was next, wee ran spinet soon after starting aid was nearly knocked down. THE STOOLS? HANDICAP PLATS of 60 10•11. Winners extra. T.Y.C. Mr. E. Elmwood'. floomtlions. 1013 34 1 110 1if..1. Osbonas4 Phooso. of Ormom 4 75.11.4 ..... I Mt. a. looomoul The Atioroffrilioral, 4 pm IA 710 (or. O. If. ilompool 3 Batting 2to 1 apt liesperithass, 10 to 3 mist Meta, Bto 1 each Agee The Attorney-Gianni mad Princess of Orsagla 10 to I eget any other. Won la a °manor by half • Mega, two lengths betties the second sad third, and a lettbetween tbs third and fourth. a b a Batumi; Plata of 26 soya., added to of 3 may.. each, for 2-yr-olds sad upwards. T.Y.V. I. s ots a .) Mr. 110310 3117 07 rol Ribs Datehma—Per3l47o I (MO, MI 710 . Mra Mr. lab s Ambrosio. 3 yr. 131.1. it Mb ............. 34 1. Mr. J. OUby nob In tit. Poo. Ifn MOO, 041111) Ms. Wm'. fooolo Gray, 2 Trollf.), 310 ..... Befidag : 5t04 an The Pegaitym dams filly, 2 to 1 apt Judah, Gray. Won by titre* lengths; bad third; haat& Gray bolted. The winner was boil* in for 23 guineas. Tao AIaATIOS STAKES did aid 1111. TIIIIIDAL Ws. Stow* .... Jag . ........ ........... lithe ram. ***** ••••• • • .. • 11331 RS PLAI'I. cari Firm. Taira attompassed .... ......... .. I - • • • iiii iiii. • •• - ' .AND MAIL ttiiia •••••••••••• I ••• ....... •• NORTH BTAFFORDBHIRR R/LORS.—Tvainay. LADIES . PLATS. Jat wAse IMMO& W A Jack Barth' Litre! ' ........ i Ma am. STAPPOIDOITSZ ZAIID/CA.P. " .... ..... .. .. STAUB. ', 80.. r llli /IL BRIGHTON RACES.-PROGRAIIILR OF SPORT. Tex HalGeru. Cc, of 166 - ..;;;;. - 5 :at 211, ; tour. 84719; dm 94; us add and. 94 23'; maw dad geldlag. Allowed 31b. 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To MOOTEDOWI Their of 6 con coth. loth Nodded, for Syr olio m 1 wow& T.T.O. flicrooroorlort of • =go ; Lotto MO ne ; Oollona W. colt 1 . 01.); la Bones ally. 2 yr. 12111/17 a (060; Haw& 2 yrs (AC), insablo 60y. 2 in ItOf 1: 0/6.1 Pi; 6 / 6 0022.1192. yydwaicem. T . ita ..... AM ... T01.....:760 I: o • l l.l, l lC rier Le of LI I . 1 •... . :: .7 3 Afil lit lb :A i tt lb Tree Thar ........... 1 112 116444Ity Trews .. .. .... 4 10 Abeem....... ....... : •: = • ...... .... .... 4 6 she =........... : : : 1:1 ° 1: D i t . ott mi ft, ". .... • I 10 RAILWAY AIIItAIGINENTS Oa aate Awe IM tam meld mam Mak Ilatt amal esseed Ms, MI lam IlitTMMlaraims at 9.411 a.m.. rd LaMsa-brMe at It soMplat zr. a.aL. ON Ildslisa: Ow altitstm Ita I swag teal% at 11.2) pae.. cot by ant Ma up la sa=ter u tlly : d m dm „a Oa mit at Ye alma I S lam Ilke [WM Nis tat at L 46, ma Imicat4aMe at 9aat ; MEM, tam !Masa at mt. BIITTING AT 7LANOHISTEII.--Tostniy. 1101 HANDICAP. sto apt Amu Cade 6 to 10 to 10 to /I Held= 10 W DONiIIaIg i LHOZA. 5 to eget 6 to 11.• thetjt 100 to Cedta4loorolee 100 to IseWoe Pea 8100 delne, the tvtk d Oa IrdloNlbera levies game le Mhos. SUICIDE AT DUELIN.—The Dublin papers give iewowate of the Wade as Masday of a Preach geathomss (IL Asides We Marfa), who pet ea aid to aluminium et tale realitesce to awe et the hiftiosable strode it the math Web at the city. The hob ere thew .—" It mowed that the watortemee puelems, s settee of Prem, seilig Le ear tier la a atestey, le ft Ids Weave at Silegetenia sal eine up to tows le Ida =d471..., Whirs he anted Whim sews NM twelve o'clock. It le Adel that cm eadolept at Me here upotsirs ft hie beim% where le ellseedi Ids crp hY a.' erpcee. It we MN dist lilt babied a severe pa urea his left MN ere the alit he iit rehleg a wweedsa heuellielie rat loath met have eromei. He me eased brink lie Wiser he ? Knee; who vest vele his efts dicer, after his antra he the beer. Ns feMse bete hew se ye ei t i r a e . Ma* , of diesel as& M.D. Are lees va b fa the Melia 'drawl heady taw* sod was be = aiderthe 11, the weeemolla ooeirweatty Ow die igatgle thresler et Me bailers deelbgar [TWOPENCE NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 3.APPOINTMINTEL—ACt. lag Assistant-Btu/emu H. N. Mariann, to the Impregnable, 104, flag ship, at Deronp or t ; C. F. Wi se, to the Centaur, 6, whoa ateem-frigate, Mediterranean stati on; an d J. t a iro .- p, to the Marlborough, 131, screw steam-ship, Medi- Merlllll6 statics. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.—Notioe is hereby given to all weans interested therein, that preparations are now being sok for the intended distribution of the amounts set apart for the oglows and crews of her M.jeetys ships Enemata' and Berrearata, hosts of Winchester and pinnace of Spartan. for services on the 3rd November, 18.54, and her Majesty's ships Encounter, Styr, and Barracouta, boats of Winchester and pinnace of Spartan, for services on the 11th and 12th November, 1854, being portions of the award of 8,1601. which has been voted by parliament for the destruction of in fl the China seas between the 30th May and 12th r:stber, 1864, by those ships in conjunction with the Spartan, &c. Notice is also given to all persons interested therein, that preparations are now being made for the in tended distribution of proceeds arising from the award for salvage services rendered to the British merchant barque laakiaaaa, by her Msjeaty'. ship Encounter, on the 6th, 7th, end Bth Eeptember, 1868.—Gazette. THS Fortesene, the Lord-Lieute mast of Devon, having requested that the Ist Devon militia and Devon Artillery be celled out inSeptember, it is fully expected that one, if not both, these regiments will be very shortly embodied, se they are in a most taking condition. LOYAL YACHT SQUADRON 3.ZO4TTA. COWES, Aoot sr 3. The entries for her Majesty's cup, which closed at ddsat Immt Wet, are es follow. The match la, am mu— tomer', omitted to schooners of the squadron, and will be a time race according to area of =mom with the cutters yertardsy : Yachts. Tone. Owners. Claymore Mark 176 Yr. W. Curling. Hlla lO6 air G. R. Rent. Alarm 248 Mr. J. Weld. . . . . The interest excited respecting the contest for the Emperor's cup on Friday increases u the time for the start approaches,' and the entries, which do not, however. close until midnight to-night, are already, as will be seen by the list given below, very numerous. Some journals have stated that 100 yeahte will contend, bat this estimate of the numbers la of course preposterously high,..aa not more than a fifth of that number will contend. Already seventeen are entered, an unusually large number in any match, and the difficulty of starting them will be very great. The entry list at the present time is as follows. A description of their flags and their rig is also given, that they may be distinguished on arriving at Cherbourg . Yachts. Toss. Owners nein 111110141t100..ch. 104 Duke of Rutland Chequeredbles and white. Ihisallne. yawl.. 110 Lord Loudisborourh Moo border. red n 0... Sera, schooner. Sir Coen Earl of Wilton illidte.rad Mr. Alarm „ 91e J. Weld. Kos. Charmed Wand white. caszere ~ 140 Lion. 11 i Rowley 14 . = di l elitt d rl. i. 1 pes BISIEIOO ",. We J. N. W. Roll. req Dlneeress. venom cores,,, madman w . cutter.. lel f.eharoberlsyne.llmßene. while rrow. yawl .—. 111 J Holdsnortb. req. (Nee wider ask whom' lie W. Curling. 11a Llebt tens. 1N lir G. E. Met White, relliaL m d.i. d. seboeser .... If Warta Gifford Red. Plover. yawl... 75 Colonel H. Brown MIMI, eats.. a P. Magenta lap Coltuntlna, mi. 91 Captain N. Barr 7... Zeiranirsans. cutter ell #ir D. ff. iikalirr_ .. lei beinreitard red dente. Aurora. ewer CO J. Le !lambent, Esq. Inis• sem, red wawa - _ It Iris sew bus deeklod that the yachts 'ban Mart from the ad and 01 the bind at St. Bakes, by the Nab light, se they wm there have mom room ; and as at 7 o'clock a.m., the boor tweed epos, it will be searly high water, they will have ••geed tide to help them same the Chancel. WISILY IITIIIN OP BIRTHS AND DRAMS Ix LONDON. The deaths registered in London in the week ending lut Bettirday, July 81, are 1,161, and exhibit a slight on these of the previous week, when the cumber was 1,132. In the tan years 1848-67 the average number of deaths la the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,162; but as the deaths now returned occurred in a population which has animal, thmeeesd, they can only be competed with the average after It has bees robed in v to the unease, • correction which will make it 1,267, rhirromparison thus made showy a reduction of more thea 100 in the deaths of let week; but it is nec ssary to remark that cholera was spreading with great violence in the 1•4 week of July, 1849, and with dierrhoie was fatal is 1,007 cuss; that the same epidemic had commenced at this time in 1864; and thank,' the average which empties' both periods is too high to be used for emparison is a memos which, like the preemie, Is comparatively healthy. It will be found that the mortality of last week approaches very near as average derived from non•epideinio ~ono. If the deathe of last week had been according to " the healthy rate" of mortality, which is derived from those districts of England where the mortality is least, they would have been 799. Therefore the deaths that occur in sure of this number may be designated unnatural; and in the pre sent instance these amount to 362, though it is certain that the ntunber thus described is understated, as will appear from the tut that the mortality of the selected country districts Includes many deaths which properly fall under the same Tberoorlniity from diarrhom shows an otreeris; the deaths having rhea from 127 in the previous week to 168 bat week. Fifteen deaths are referred to " cholera," and It of these occurred to children. The fatal oases of scarlatina) are Mill numerous; they rose last week to 78. Filty-size children died of measles. TicaitirseoidaTet persons whose deaths ant in Ws Mara, are a ma, sod 94 years. and two widows who west 96. List week the births of 877 boys and 780 giris, is all I,BBT 'Wm. Wile registered b Lapdog'. la the tea earns reiss wombs of the years 1848.67 tits stymie sumbr was AND YORKBHIRR RAILWAY. The following is from the report of the directors, to be submitted to the mosting of proprietors, as Aug. 11 : no lend amount of dare and mortgage capital °harp dieemagedne, for the baffler ending 3011 June last, is as fined, deluding lord liar :—O alpha, 3,81111,2441. ; Guaranteed Bin per Cent. egret, 794,0401. ; Isms, 3,337,8641. ; mores fa advises of calla, 36,4664 ; total, 13,701,6141. The expenditure on capital account during the half-year he. hews 63,6641., &lady for orrice of staxions„ payments foe load, and eettlements with con tractor. The revesuesessunt shows that the receipts of the orepany &ninths bet kegler have been 661,3381.65. ; drier-assort sessived for working the Blackburn limy 10,3171. 75.; drieg 661,0181. 19e. The receipts and dis bursements on revenue account, on the Lancashire and Tartar, ;rpm, oral the details of tragic in passengers and gods, mowed with the mineareding period at ler year, @recd. The reeelptsfeemleaseildv, 3 4 10810i n sle moils In balf-year were 101,3111 X., spinet ,2941. in 186 • Are goods mil the sleek de rerlde we 334,0561., egaliet 362,7061. lest year ; sad from rents the receipts were 2,6131. 1,6871. last year ; making a total of real a, 629,47 k r errand with 677,6871. is the weeepssig period of lot year. The Liverpool, Crosby, sad Railway stow forming yet of the Lancaahure semi T il = system, the reverse and radio of that line ia bidden In de above cesperative stslament, which will essedit for the Menem between the figures shown se 1857 and those which appear In the report for that half-year. The bider of nett redeem applicable to the payment of add& en the era say stook of the company amounts to 182,9931. U. 441., and oat of this your directors recommend lodge regrierre *declare a dividend for the half year at the resod Ryer sent. per sada, Lie rade tax, and to carry forward the brads, 4,2464 ls. 10d. to the text ac count, making the divided fir the year 4 per ant." A 811.14115D1 MASo—Mr. Brown, of Marlee whom drab this gity nee* look plats, was • .at-ard; martiro by Industry sad tonality soared a fortune of lie as the KS of • masa trade' at Blarrowris, Sawa lea ray la loath, lairedarg • large rhas gb 2117.2.816.141. b ilib idlaurgb inglisillsw ,:t7 h6B :ea dval" :ll44. 4b. alla"h aa : lit in vl ii ; arida et Aar slag sorra his but. Ths law wee ble Not more zr ..... i l r be ass in Os set et VIM, dna thie plodder kept hie A ethetty a be die set ; • gra legal advisor be tab' Dot gaol; Ms Watt of arm. was ear lags, hat a dial sass pied we agar lost, Leadtag maw at the egamat alb was to Ms • bra source at balers, r it to to a bast et tie =; ad, se saw ipthers way, sad Its hareltda It quart ksidisa ki bia bads. ale whir thee was es sesthalkelly *1 gat the seardramearsereyetwa el maser la what he Mail was se peduller, that erste- Wamid miasma wall hare egallosigrease paps of la." Re prase* agar home& sea He ha Mai Is therm bass he shoot Illy-lbur paw Although sossatrio 14hisocearboosasse, he was la the higher awes of the • geed Ira. He sleeps is a aser lash mad by blaralfra the rare Moglea, • tow rase west boa lath -1 after the w awes of S sag sad, though oboolughl, w r y .—eiego Aka Loos or Ltra AT Sala.—A letter dated Bombay July int, saw —" The brig Armen Aria Y lava, the Maar Mk Joe, wee strut by • eta gad hr put lea las beam to mak tke damp sastard ; the past, rioter, sad three Wade were washed .shored; the arta sail eas hal were saVed. The pilot beat la attadased ea wo:Was swamped by tate ram ass, sad Unite Lwow Allis.