The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-11 00:00:00

, 1,470 - • /11 , 2 _ I ' l si r • I I • / - V / r- 4-2 ( . 1 4 04' ,v•-•• - • • 0 4.• •• e eo (e1/ d e Tirp tslr7T "4*'• • ':•;• 4/Salhoca- Na 4,706.] awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE J.,/ l'At'KE7 SHIP. —Fur SYDNIY Direct WWI ponetnally from the flier Sept. rh.callins St Plymouth to embark paa.mrer, t I M•• 1 %t •61 elippor plop pritt:E..t regi..ter 1,4:0 .0 \ I'l\6L Vauthiasel, r lotolinA lo the Lut India 10,.• I 0.• hr.A brim titt.4l with the grated rare MO .•1.1.r,. 'll for the comfort .1 hi. a sr . • . I,riht .41. oor her valon• are l..fty and airy ..t• err o.p.rior 'Anon Sro Intermediate pas. . I. I • all k .ierr as riperlem e.I mczeon.—Vor saws a mn. N, A I.Y:X.INDU. .0 tt to..h ..tir.‘trret ue to D6l Iti asu moon. trwt lIL V ITT :mil MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE / .4 r.‘ , K r I —Vote IIitHART TOWN iltreet ander meta to the latnotnlan Emigration Agency. to he tie , ott.orti potwomlia I lit O. toher, bat .hopping Jar Sib Or:ohrt . th.• •••11 known Itrat!.. Ludt clipper shit.. At ROKA AUSI RA • :am leo register: lying In lb* London Docks. 11.ta tone ototio hu.l. until r tha inbprotkon ot the manors. co ..II h4' tin Mork she itwo a hdlg..% with tir4 tate .to ono sr.t.thso losmstasra—Yor lot sof freight ur p...ragr . 1 0, 1.. br.% I I r an.t .It, ,lg. to. IMMO rstreet DEVITT aal MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IMAKET SDI,. —Foe ADELAIDE Direct a reoular ts r • ,:1 ler .1...r0t lorry . the fe4.rdHtya Deitish• haat I.iiriine N. OK I LaN LliiHT. A I I.!. yearn Pewter 4)3 tans. I.ln N D , ll tII4dALL. Coasainniter. IyiK in tbr London 1.. it. II i• err rLie IN,N141110814(1..141 for per ogee.-- Foe t of Ir‘l ..r lawtau appyr mr. T. IL W.II.VEIL . i.Lber .ot C. DEVITT mod 110tIRE, s . ftiniter-iitreeL 1)6%- IT f ay.! MOORE'3 AUSTR.t LIAN LINK et r.rit vr 'nip —vor rola rim.Lir uireLt wix • poirl. 4,4 loteh . the writ kw.un hulk oldp LADY II t. 10.0,..9110. A I )4e—v., 11. 'lumbar ..I d.pas. reg 1.9.4 II .0 ititl %MIA. I kylwit I.tV Mot Issila TI .9* And nigotaz irskr am a tin p. 4, • it'. r4t... Art •.111n4.44ti0n f,.ruLin nrr42ril. Mid will carry an t •aoret.49.-1/'.4 9. rm. lof feelAiD or per saw Apply to Mr K TI.Y. with IA- nwt.R Vons-eiDnak LAsweltolo. . 1013 IT 1 +9.1 111410 K E. t.. Waiter Amt. I)EV ITT &ma MOORE% AUKTRALIAN LINE ..f P KT %MP LArNt'lo4o.i Oh.et 'teas mutt part" , tini , ran.. ea 1101.0111. an 4 01111 halm Istaarata... a...patch Ita• lt , 111•11 latdt ram.* kora 11111101.1 V I 1. t.Nuatt las too • 0 11.L1.1t1 LA WIANI.S. Comnitawl, r Flag Ili the AL Kalltakl.a. I rk• ra• attip La that-tate • tuaa.l3ol.a• ha a ke rkrf ANS. 14.••..1r4.1.1. - r.w Wm. of wield or p a mig. qqy l'• W:r l l 7 an 1 31,11,4 Z. tk MOW/ 00 rt. MitillB. MnNEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of lancknall tromkr) LINE of tall( la num to ar.r Luljn. - for t: hLllntitSli Nit Minn% Dtpret El. rave the Paella on nail' DA Y. tint et trfianah. r, cattbut at P1y ...*01.. tb. mre...l3ron. nos sinner skip TI. 1. 111:110,L, 1100 tiLtillttit. 11. 1111 r N Comma.a r ; lymn in the Mot India I an.a. Thiaaktp term ate of Lunn SWIM, Wigraiii au I.w: •iiti4l Imo -I packets. which corupo L.. •Aullk, ' , wawa. Strut, t.ok 1. Irv. Narf..lk, Livv.lnAir and fiber tar, tac.Atrth ah.t 11,4oarn shirr an.l tit•,lecpr-rty tor Ur par. 'arc :I.Y1101.0•nnl .lationa far all l us of p....nan and She r; an ezhertanarl oar:. - for fres.lit roman apply to M Lan's, A LLllrlitt asa \WM. V.. with Liana Mosey ‘a limn% and Scan ISt. tterl- Vairencers by tilia line at pastas are cot, vc),-.1 tram ro.l.llnrhoo 4. flynhatth Real clam for aermarclaaa liana arl noncauhctra Ire thirl-clon tree. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIMB& LONDON to ffIrDNIT Newt. s %swim 1 114 .A at eers. w . um. .I.7ti y ---- 4.4 - 4:7 ryel 11surreowIrr To .41114 kt. It This bortlllll yaeht.hullt clipper. built ostler Um, spuctal aupmerriato of !intro survoyors, sea& Ur MASI. ltow Lowlme to Algae by Is l• do" Allem Bq to aliottio U. to .tote. sand Heads to Kt. 1111 IN M dal; Sand Ifireda 94 alp. awl hot drUverett her ...try, without ate•tayil•sy a Antic ouoee. ran take a Molted samber el paesersers la %or y I n.11.l 1.. m. DAMN k, ADELAIDP: birrft. '''' J. rrankiln. Onsueateeelsr. Thr torments regular Mery made the 1/1/4 pessesee Atkehelas an 43 elaj *, and r. ths Leaf .I.p.rt wait) to shippers Si et.loAl m..{.. Mid lawatugkrs iO 4 / 3 41N M )1t3.1301 !INK Direct. Li% 1.144 tons nebter b. ohne In the Mott hells Limke vectoring p• +de until the feat September, Malin m id.. .ty hell Thln far Cried en Royal M ship LAWN, ate molls from IMphoel .pm tlo cranny In im .laps, 111111 I. celebrated In I;te trade hr the nefulartty of her perea‘es awl potted &beery 1.1 ear,, 4. , lon the hes usolourtutos) to ahlpfe rs ul Woe gußAls 41.14 1111.1114.12 gen. LOVDON 00 QUZINSLAND Under arrangement with tles Queensland are•enment. Free Phut+ of 1 . 10 - FAem(e museV. 418 alai npv.this. ri.ILU IN II 1, Al. I.lal tom mister. 3.000 tons 'myths-it. This ain,ufl. rot •Ar • .1.•••te.1 eimper has a rhi•li •leek f.innine a pr.. Bien ...h. of .to) le• t, lice .alteon and le.:ween deck reeonamodr• You he all .Trice ot per.th.cet, are UR, I ri,k^-etl. ant Ittigg the lane,/ alicl runt sent to the t "holy, tares the best opp•rtunity 1.. rs shipper. Ire Laid omits, limier the li.werto.u.... re gni, 1011% to the aiwnint ..f 440, gist,' to all per. ris p3).ne their ...on laseihre Iv this shlp.—All further lute. ..writ. tier., I.y appls....; to 11. JIIRUAN . Lri. , represent-MT* of t , .* ir,s. 'mural ; to JAMk.4 ktAllartel sari Co. Llverpr.l all Agent.. 1.,. the Meek IWI Liao; sad le MA' *KA V and Co.. I. Le ulettliallotreet LC. BRITISH said NORTH AIERRIOAN ROYAL MAIL ATLAM BEIM betimes uvr.r.rooLow itzw yumE Wort, and hir.wars LIVIIIPOOL sod HINTON, Ws Ilnaton chips only enlllng st MAJJTAX. TM following or other vevals me apt:o4l6W to mall from Liverpool, calling at Cork to feCt IV, the : ---- NSW YORK, [islands's. Sep'..mber 14. frr WOTON. nanerday, 6r ptesulo-r •Aal.l. for NI:kV OILS. satarday, 14eytemlwr :6. • Takla, imortiarts and wools to Manse, to ne Wansfunad at Nor. 1(011, us !mart tho L ]I.KS. Karnak. ed="woe % IncMatra steward's tee and woe, slow, but idoce or newts :—To Hants* sad Beeton. chid MIL asseed maids, Lit To Mew Teo% aid cabin, ite serum.% ate* si► height to WC`; Dosann sad New York JO per Mt art • nee owl period —Apply MD 1. D. Yount 61, Ulf lrwiaYorl Iwdus. ls. Queen Ilan% sod /Use Part; 0. mad J. Barr. lituabastaratstaA, tileauew i lt= C. Lecher. Poesmotourna: or D. mad C. Noelver, Wateo.dreet. Lionnetd. NIVIKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to ITW TORS libect.-7M urricruou xxw rf IRK, awl TKILADSIJ'ILIA STEAM SIUP OUSIPANT Mewl .I..ipatebt.tg ltrit-permrrel Yoe lens illema-abtpe.ealllsert at tjaree esteem Is mime* smeaseme adSeapsteies Mlawn : WILXKLY 111011 LIVIA:PIM VOA NNW YOWL. 11:01‘111 Ra.U. Wedasettay : September I. !RSA. WidmerMy. September 25. CITY or WAslll Wedoebla). tktol,er 2. Ant eter )' seebredlag MeeMeeday. - - - 17, and tl itulneati eineedlng to the sitcom enotlaUon Sonraßl , 9 gulaitan Inignstlag all priviaions tooted Ns. ..nary. t a r s i'at e aln and the Whitens 'Bates honked through on r...s advantageous terma—Par histher particulars tiptop , to ILLI all INMAN, It. Waterntrelts, Liverpool; Yr to ILI1111•sa1 114eItY nl. Cue WiliininAdmids rwILLIPPS, GRAVES, sad PRILLIPTS s thepatels tin siaientivatiewsd isslalses skew= as Fee IOTTUDAY and the 111111; the BATAVIEB, every tiadap ineridis. at II ark. Iron tie British and Torelpt ibientinstart. Pares—Cl lea and Ira «L , return ticked, IL 1111.11 LI al hi. The YYLNUOIIIt, •sery Tharalay mass band tie Tower. nee, Ai. tee 111M11011, the 111111 WA WedaridoY Crcning *Pt IL Vaige—ltt, El, sad Pm. Actium Laioria head id • We ad a Wt. 001111011111110, Iss a few days. pate, Le . snip at dhaplies Usirersal Mee, Ide~rwisa W, er Se 1111.1i'dis swim. dad 111111 . 1 TTIL 31. desilesa KC. WARM WIATBEIL—EINMEL I S TOILET wdi be lend • parbal i a, mod tee sae WM vse ea bask • swaludeg awl A y pwsparal ladremeiste sets Se Ye alai fa dimmers Vaporiser be M lawdsoll aw Qom. 111. . (as• Ur. Letles Ng • Pi. We repe o.hi stchneNT4 Pertain? Idss AOlll and DIBILITY.—Tbe beet remedy W the Met peeperettee of this .doderful LT. WATERS' (gams WINN. reetanatude.l by sus of IS Weak" sad Yoe issdleal pivicrion.—Yre• jegid NM, l SOS= WATIMA, I. Martin &law. roams. lived. Lentos. net sel4 M goon" dperthu, ,r},l Irtio dlaiftleg. a dissa. Mbolemals Yak. Livia, Webb, awl Or., 'Werafter. DiILBILIGHTV APHAUDISION.—Tho Phew phoramel SRRVI R TOKIC.—The Rev cheated Cousbi. d Moo logic Wen imbilme, Isom, to., adopted tot both NEM detaining all Me omsmdal sitioUtototts of Use Isloo.l, UMW ind inns. soictonce.—Oiest philsophic6l and shtnalent Us: dkoevesy d this Ins. liable moot" t. Its rZlpriest state. saved& I. the paint.% sot lows intl. eit. still preserrtio Its woel,rint properttew sitordleff relict awl peorosmay "mid all .110 railer from mim▪ ed sod ulthertt.4 tlus ntres•tis and tudidor opme•torro......U. .1.41 of U.. kidney., blottkr, all lithosy di• pods, sod my . tin r elbows:lse klersegenscnt of It.. ayst...ro, luluturrati , 2 awl rel. izsrsi Ins ell tbs heportant elements...l the basseasits, Its re in dtl6, or hnnllahotth. in oni.nla. OHr adrs soy ta ado; elision:ln Wald AS, saving 411•2. Parcels wet* peeked. In. In' deorratiom, oat to spy pert of this osehlose riselp4 of ponint asstd.—Prepared sad .4.1 duly all the Lebo' , sae.' , s 41o: 1t.2 &toils losiot-strlot. as suds of • L lir. fir. Clore h Looolott. RALPH /A D. , rc, ...NI , of the ILoyal Corea* of enruconk rAtitafl: Ikritflut. ! the 14.., n 1 Collecr of firrlelons. EollnAtor 4 4k4.. fir. Author of •• !renew. Itstiontion,` to roue sad rem ofth asi boy r., ispennathrosAy. ismilm. Ins morselled restorative peen if ties sewlysil rotated erd werlerld remedy. tow. tyisaiLy v 40. dplitodlstoo .A 6 phombirm In Mate a rum daln sr, a Use anadeled Moue scrod 'ha ma1e.1.151 Its ihittitel pepertka." Trice S. Veit lid Aide" edition. Ifl ia lrl 14 PlAtion has midenre of Me oaks. MA. 41eseti. Wires he 1.47 ho d. l / 7 trim 11 N 4. kr the ewe et the alms .treerre. bi which be Imi Mt a voted M. streatim. JOZIEAC'S COPAHLNL—CepuIts and Cubebe on tbaiblina Ye best resmodi► bad awe drop are of • flfdili• tr.* and ("dank and assrian alb a, p•I nk u 4 131... NW pil, •li•Oathanco. IL Sows los smen•mied in mania( Nan valow,h. th,,, i es h is e gfielly 1111111,004 Wilrifflai kgill bk c.naon .31 Ins MY propura ena bra barn adopted by am Pavia =SI Malits• awe a........q. Yr • thorwini Wile to Pak. NM direrand landen Tu., AL nnesek nog 1111. llortbakraiew's. ii . mi eu• ..1 Mem& lay; sad Jaya Clndi. i• Now 5, n.6'. no ti Ii in hes 01 • ', k opt rhea, illarearear in aball 1111 Elm wow pona n et n . ab sisse , Ise eassen& an ii. ; ens kit Ps* a "--"toutt. Fan& wow" a. DirPOSI 6B .• 'male; 11 % &kik Ina OM. 116111 . and sall diandana II TO II 3. :It 111. D D. 0. L IL NA= lO. U A RAW. to Alias•O - U. 66 U N. • Unit k la as se L • lames 11105 67 as LILL • Aitrausum U. 64 116 LILL o Poonum... 1 s*.v 56 54 N.M. b .row .19. 64 55 U N.N.X. • ii•Usaf - 66.011 ..l U Y.N.W. • aum•65011•1 UM 47 14 N.M. • UTIIIIOO6, S. 56 14 W.N.R. • Tawas -Imes a ss ILL b q116114/01111. 160 66 14 I. • 1' 411.11121 , U 1.16 67 1111 N.N.W. Wags ID. ID 66 N.W. b - Lovas . -,171. IN 47 W.N.W. • ruirrimuOul *64 Cl 111 XL b rvrawis.. 49.01 Sr 14 NAL •• mama :Jima 56 m N. I ramassa m. 57 51 N. exessitaass:lmse sr - saw. IMPS& Ita !1567a - LIZ liaTuaall 216 66 - AIL 160/611 la. 61 0 D.W. =PLANATION. R-Daresseier eeereded end reduced to Id deer. at mean er level . each 10 feet. of vertical Mae. CZU 4 in7 utvill ..•e-huodredil it an inch dinioetion : and each 16 dell. above dt deg_ caedge aryl" Ibreedtuadredtb• literusae. 11.-7.4.c•ed theronamele In shade. M.-SlniatoDed bulb (for .vaporetti - in and It paint , . 116-01reclion of telftd (trct-ttco point@ kir of te r . . . .. R—Deresweise eeeteted nwd r.dneel to a deg. at mean mg level . each 10 feat, of vertical rite. caridni uL.rot ow-hundredth of an tech dimirstion . and each le dell. above re deg , cambia owl" three-buiviraltle• tneraam 11.—Esproesi therniomelar in shade. M.—Sloistune.l bulb Om t saporstion and dew mint , . D.—Direction of wind Mies—two ;minim &If of ire milk . I.—Yeeite to is--eslSmaisdl. L— lsiti3l4 blue sky e. clouds detached f, fog. h, hall , lightning to, misty ,haty, . 0, °reread jdull . r. rain: s, snow , S. thunder. rs—resdlelerhance 11 In el. Z.—talni. 10trereno TILL TO•1110RFOR OR RIR DAT. Noyes Brilato— Worth- West In North. lAA—Moderato. I reloadl—N urtatorb —Yak me --Ma, Yost Coosi—West to North —llltottrato fl De. lot* Illottlead—bigail" -- A anions in kook Saco is Manchester Ind week. I. Ike beikliag yard of Yeses. Tbeeepsoe, York. sire* Cbeelkein-kilL The Are broke out about half wit sena. mad Wore it was checked • lens gosotity of amble sad s jubilee shop were destroyed. Several fl remota were vollsolusataly buret abut illeased is patting out the 614. 11111611.11 W, emend by immense, is estimated at 4641111. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1861. FICOM LA.ST iviarirs GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. FREPRRICIL CI. MIL Bromley, Mkldle/tax, licensed victualler, to surrender Sept. 23 at It. and Ikt. IS at I, at Basiughall.street slob.• Dad and blliataffe. (treat Purtlandutreet olt assl2., stansfeld, Bashighaltstreet. JANE+ (Virtu, Wootton Bridge. fee of Wlght, Sept. 19 et 121. Slit (et. 21 at 12. at Baainghall 'treat. Soli., Walker cud Jar• wood, Eurnivas inn • and Bucket Newport, Isle of N ight ; .41. MAIL, Po uselt ebansners. 1144,XAS CARTIM, Upper Holloway, budder, Sept. 20 at 12', and (kb. M at I. at Raslnghaltstreet. Sat. Jay awl 1.1131 r 11 . Bueklersbury, and Norwich: o(. slag., Edwards, Baringhalt street Jaw DRAKE. l'ppur Norwood, Surrey, builder. Sept. 20 and Oct.'"' at 21, at Baslughall-treet. Sulu, lion ird and Co.. Patertmeter.row , oft assig., Edwards, Itaainghalistrret. 0011A0A1 C ,'teen, St. Peter's hill, Doctors-commons. sod Halifax, Nova Scotia, merchant, Sept. 21 ut 1, ant (let. ao at It. at Bssitighalfatreet SA, ,Mole and Co., AlJertuanbury off. assts., Edwards, thutinghall street. EMIL HARTMANN, ‘lartiliN lane, Canuongtreet . Little toretane, Worawtreet and Bedford.terrare, Upper Holloway. general merchant, Sr pt. 21 and Ort. t 2, at 121, at tiashigludl.treet. Sol.. Balky. Tokeehonawyartt Lothbur) off. asaig., Edwards, Itaalughaltstreet •• 110111Y 7 iLVEP, Abbey Wood, Kent. lwershop keeper, Sept. 2.3 at 21, and Ikt. 21 at Y. at Basinghall-street. Sot, Enchain:so. Baslngball-.street. off. auk., Ifslwards. Laslnthallat rest. MONI.Y. Westlwersiettrose. Bayswater, cook, Sept. M at and Oct. 12 at It. at Ltaslngbatt-street. hot., Buchanan, Basintataltatreet ott sada., Edwards. Baainghslhur et. 11011.L1 P/LIV.T. Ilecktord.row, Welworth-rwad. dealer :n fancy pt. .24 at It, awl O a ct. at I, at Easingltall M Sc lncttanan, Ltastnghallatreet oft. aria , Edwards, Easing -11011-etres Bausirmr, Bradford, Yorkshire. grocer, Sept. :r and OCL 111, at 11, at Lr& Court. Buda., Dawson. Bradford, and Bond stet Baru ick, lessls • A. assist, Young, Levels. Jamas Oshig,Jusda ' , doer. Sept n Oct. IS. at 11, at Leeds Court, Suds., thskileton and Son. Leeds: Yotmg, Ueda. IDsEPM SIIARPLEM, Antelrk, Lancashire, soft sonp smuttier- Omer, !mot. 2.5 and tocL LI. at 12, at Manchester Court. Sell., Moors. Mut.land, Manchester ; off. amts., Hussman. Man cheWer. MOVRAT THY.OVILIDf. Manchester, merchant. Sept. 26 and Oct. 24. at 12. at Winchester Coml. Sots, Sale and Co., Man chester : M. malls. Putt. Manchester. Joan SMITH. YaUeworth. lancashift, manufacturer, Sept. Id and Oct. 24. at It at Menebeder Court. Mots. Cobhett and Wheeler, Manchester ; elf. using Bentonite, liss.....ester. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACM - ..... . .„—. WRITIRKsf7:II STKKET RAIL CoIIPANT I.nerrin , dept. 21, at 12, at basioidiall ateect —bearing of petition. CATIMT CASK AM. I'AChAUt ('oSPANT LRUTKLI), Sept. V, at 11, at Liverpool Court —to wake a eaU of It,, and to audit ai count+. INULVM.Yr PLTITIONY.B.9.—AT PORTUGAL.riTREET. NEI,IIX CIUEV 0.3011331W1RR LAM. Scpt. 24. 11. C. rilrr, Meltori.birett, Lustrin.aorire, barrister- 111C110/J. %ept !4. J. S. Audrient, Bereaford.dreet, Kennington, retailer of beer—Nary Vainly Domain, Mo.dagnoplate, I.lington A. Ceminada, Park place, Malda.hill Wod, and Coleman itteet, City, wine ruerepant. Sept. 25. G. Putnam. Plummer's place, Clerksowell, deafer In Umber—J. De:res. Piccadilly, Mt. James's—J. Dawes., Arthur street, New o'o°rd-street, sotteehouse keeper's assist.uit--4:. Har court, Upper Botta, New Brenttord, solicitor's clerk. FESTIVAL OF THE THREE CHOIRS. • HEREFORD, TVIIIIDA'f. The Hereford triennial musical festival opened this morning most auspiciously. An unclouded sky and a cool bracing breeza tempted people to be early astir, and there was consequently a very large attendance at the early morning service at the cathedral, with which, as we have already explained, tLe festival may be said to be inau gurated. The oratorio was Mendelimbo's Elijah, which is now so regularly performed at the provincial music meetings that it becomes tiresome to criticise. It is now as familiar as the strains of the Messiah, and we shall only briefly notice this morning's execution where there was any novelty in the introduction of new principals. For the first time, then, Miss Louisa Pyno appeared at this festival to-day as principal soprano, and Mr. Madera Smith took the tenor airy and recitatives in the first part, including the air, "If with all your heart," Mr. Sims Reeves only taking the tenor music in the second pert, upon the same principle, we sup pose, as the Lest wine is supplied at feasts to the sated appetite. Mr. Smith, however, sang the great air in evnlleat taste. He is always correct, but lacks the feeling which Reeves infuses into the tenor airs in the oratorio. Miss Louisa Fyne greatly surprised us by the manner in which she sang the different pieces allotted to her, which included the air, "Hear ye, land ;" the trio, " Lift thine ern," "must &Poway rendered by her, Mrs. Wein, and Madame Santa Dolby ; and the duet, " What have I to do with thee?" She got through the whole of the music allotted to her as if she had been singing it all her life, and her dePrut at this festival to-day has shown that she will be a valuable acquisition in this par ticular walk of the musical art. Mr. Weiss re sumed his old place in the representation of the Prophet. The choruses were very effective for so comparatively small • body, and only exhibited here and there a little uosteadi. OWL At the doors of the cathedral, after the oratorio, the following ladies and gentlemen received the donations fur the charity :—Lady Bateman and Lord W. Graham, Lidy Augusta Fiennes and the Hon. H. C. Hanbury, Hon. Mrs. Webb and the Hon. Arthur Hanbury, Mrs. Hampden and Mr. Chandos Wren Hoakyns, the Countess Teleki and the Rev. E. Hampden, Mrs. Lena Freer and Mr. Berwick lot held, M.P., Lady Hastings and the Rev. John Hopton, Lady Emily Foley and Lord Bateman, Lady Curtis and Mr. J. Arkwright, the Hon. Mrs. A. Banbury and Sir W. Curtis, Mrs. Dawes and Sir W. Hastings. The collections were as follow :—After early morning service, ria/. ha. rd. ; after the oratorio, 172/. Os. 3d. ; total, 2211. Ss. aL The attendance at the oratorio was between 500 and 000. CCASHADVANCES E, MAD without delay, by the ',WIDOW INVYSTM/Of I' COMPANY (Ilralted‘, 10*, lloartrate-street, on depoqt of deeds, tells of sale, or other ap proved security, hpayable by easy lustaltattuts. Depositors allowed fp per ent. nn all *mounts above C. Capital, 5:12.5,600, Is shares of -CIO u. ro each. Prospectuses and forms sent tree appll.uttua. v , r.T:w JAMM *OIW. tanartn g Mre%tat. COALM b. Screw Stamen and Railway.— anittpCmy sal KINt3SLANIf COAL DIPOTA NO NIANAI:Ljt4, nit'lthlAitllN, Dor AlikNIS, I 1:11. LILA Oct's pike for Ilettee and !Ashton Wallaretel, the beet beam eta/a. 41feet hos the collimates by germ skentere, la ett per luo. Hartlepool, °St: beet NBA 114 Inland—by. . sl,ifetone, end 204: Clay Craw, Ile. an.l Bareaky, Ott Hartley, 174 6d —net cash. Deny n.d, . mo na d, Ile say part ot be4s. AU orders dlr.,et to LIA an d C. LlJed =Zorth London Medway 04t.05e4 Ulghbory, Winslow, or BAitLow's SILF-ACTLNG MEAT SCREEN roasts • lama Pau: of rutaCwith • mare handful of coals. The as% iai,4 is lamas:. IA is *Madly ro .t.4iu urtry put, and all tie army and notritions profrortoos ret•ined. Price 2.4. N.B. Thea.,nrpnaln.g eferta are pradnead by ides. est:Minn of I.OaL DARLMV'S POTATO STEAMER ; an haat ') lIAIr mrth•d 4 cooking this favourite vegetable In yerfec• Yoe. Price 1.1„,7a, Aa BAiii,ii — ci ri tiiiiTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, warranted to sine our to• of coals in throe. Moo tla W. 'Will last to years, 13A !UMW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No elide, sediment disturbed Is intim WM may Its Wilbur nod is swum Moe en end use ants. RLO W'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No veld silt required more flat Leer or soar wine. Price sa. 4.1 : ditto eli tn. plated, On —Apply direct to JA:1168 BAKU ne. patentee. tt, .[tq WllWnvdroet, Marylon - braise. •••• thst hi. sone sad Mime le se every sni de; aft Wars aro operims tutitatious. Kodirevtarce gratis. Fotabitobed laNt. Wile& BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK. I.IP To 5t.44 .11upiminfmcnt frame the substitatiou of c • tarlsits. Ar earefol to uk for the tlename Wed Permanent Manmg Ink. sad further to clistlat.dok okarrva that Nit RIX Pr. , . V Y alZe: la, 01 I.a. at any Uwe been prepared by him, IN knentor and pr. in le tor . 15.11 —Tbe /if /1111110 0011 Original Botl't Itenauout Narking Ink bean the lualr..• osi Wm libel, 2+, LUItI•LA2.II4 oturrnriLL.. ea V. • nAITTION.—WATIMIREITON sod BKOODKN ILJ Yeeesosesil the public to have the Carat Odd eland to the tusetsa—ii Fine tbild and Pure Gold; as akplied to J.wdkry, heists • acluidon. WA 1111 LIN ft" and ItIttlIJDE:111 CILUNR. and all articles statiolactored by them, are sold ispoo this principle, and at flu taxnah.eturer: hiantdsetus). lb, Work l:a,!rsvt, ;Ostsien, A,ay, wade of char, awl Jeweihr) sot I. each S.ll Tku establoihasent closes at 6 In the eyefls& awl on 'Whir - days at 1. GUNS. —To S POItTSM EN. —The prevnt opprlrtnnity acidone offers itaelf. —Go to WiIIuTLER 54, 11. Wand, oppanna I.lolorismcma Hotel . look through his stuck at aket)Nl.)-11.0i1) BULECII and Mi:/21X-LIMM:4O OUNA, ANGLE saw DOV 141.1: CAKILELLED RIFLES ut army wet and descriptive, saw RICVOLVEIL4, by all the brit L.llllOll maw% utak of ammunition, rte. —WIIUSTLEIt, 11, INIOSIL . W.C. 4II Ti r rrL W.. 511 take &oolong in exclaims*, MR. MUD? (ALFRED WEBB MILES) Aim Al:11711N AND WINTER STOCK kr this World-tined ...cotcla ANGOLA DA. Tilt )(NEILS, Is aw ingests and ready for inspoctiso. Time Treason scot otnnost• d I,y Mr. M ties, wh oseo my Bata IK-STREET, :I ASOV KILZU AIL L sod who out counseled atilt any person Imitatinli mhos Wm,: la bia maw INT ABLISII laltlWUAil, I$ 3. /Ins CELEBRATE]) "INDISPENSABLE WIT." In an iaonessa randy of ',Meru and textures but Welting, lading, Travelling. or BlLaille.e, from :We. to 70a.. Cli MM only of to mom:tended Tourists an al d EaLuralusta, and tard Z. MOSES sad SON; ILIADY-MADE and BEA L TA !LOLA. 11ATTER4, HOSIEILS, DLPJE&B, noirrmAK ERA, and OEN EI:AL OtT7ITTERS. Corner oiiiiiOrteisa7, iJairate. New Oa f•wkl.Areet, turner of [fart-street Comer of Tottenhamcourt-road and Milton-road. Bheti;i,i;;;7l N.B. Au Mmesmu and choirs ass; ;Tn. et of rood, for all clammier& all sem la Llie several above resutleasd bra: rhos ut oar basirea LOCK -STITCH SEWING MACHINES, manu bP the WiIIISIJCS and WILSON NANVPAC TV iUlfi WNPAN Y, with Neon* I tits : Crystal Cloth Presser. New Kyle Demmer. Mader order. .to. iNkcar and sew Kama 402,0rfordatreet. lasidaw. laursetion gratis to every pur easier. The lack-Stitch sewing Machine will loather, bent 1•11, laid. or stitch with great rapidity: ausa,ts wail for all descrip tions of work ; to sluiple, conipart, and (grant In design tho wort will not rani. and tithe MOMS •on both aides . and the sta. chins Is suitable alike for the famly or the manufacturer. illustrated prospectus, w Ith tostissooi.ds, grata and post free. It.K.NOVAL —Ow wr about the 10th of September the business of the WtllaLil sad WII.BON MANUYACTUNINU tallaPAN Y will be NKNOVI/1.0 to laU. REUENT STREET, W. SOUND and wurrx TICETH are iudiapeusable to peramial attraction. and to health snit longevity by the proper masticatkin of food. ROWLANDS' UDOSTO, ur NNW Dentifrice, • white pow& r cotuposcil of the choked and most resherche Ingredients of the oriental herbal. It extirpates all Untruly adhesions to the teeth, and elisures %pearl-like white ness to the tuanselle , l surtiee . arrests the further progrms of decay of the teeth, sot induces • healthy action of the gums. The breath din, Joint the salubrious and disinfecting qualities of the delouto, attains • purity and fragrance truly grateful to lie possemor. Price 2s. W. per box. Caution.—The words Row. lands' Wont*: are on tbe label, and A. Rowland and S. die, 40, Sodomite/dim" us the 'over:mad stamp. hold by them, sad by chemise sad gortmers. DR RICURD'S ESSENCE of LIFE rialans malasod I, Ma out thatterect mutilations la four Tooke. railer, la impossible. Ito tatacta are pormanaut. No ceinaltatlon suc , wutry In Qum with loU luatruellous, at lla., or four wuntitles for IVY, seat anywhere, carefully packed as receipt of reatlttaataor postallles or . der.—Sols &goat In Laudon. rliul, r, t a..'urud. Miami at Ittalloaor: W. Hall. Langbacu.street, Brest FortisKftstreet, itrooar's shop man -It Crater, Whichester.street, liethentl.green.rosd, furniture dealer-W. K. 11• Kenn, urn., Priory.road, Kilburn-J. Vocug, Glouccater.place, C.ontwidge heath tfste, wasebousemau to a grocer -T. 11. ('lark. Stildinsprood, Balaton, superannuated eafeer of ber .11aJesty's Cu4towil- Auu Busuell, Neu if.talpstead. road, Kentish.town, baker- B. F. Buchanan, Qu.Ms-terrsee, lisivetatuek4lll, landscape painter-If. fklutre. liollingsworth. *oat, Liverpool-road. pianoforte manufacturer-C. Cherry, 11111 b Kimustreet. Camden.town, carman -J. CI. fitalth, Great . DIiCLAILATIONB OF DIVIDIND6. EDWARD COCLTATI and THOMAS SWIMPILL.,, Manchester, brokers-2nd dividend of 17.32 d., Oet. IS, and any subsequent Tuesday. at Yrames, liauchevter. JAN= 51ctIe RE, Jun., Manchester, wnrehousemen —2nd .11%1 dead of 1 15-10 d., Oct. 15, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Yraser's, Manchester. WILLIAM Tones Separate estate'. Manchester. cloth cep menu. &cutter-Iml dividend of tua 'and A. tid. on the Joint creditors of Tooter and !dyers:, Oct. 15, and any subsequent r nest's). at Truces, Manchester. DIVIDESIA. Oct. S. R. C. Devise and J. N. Troughton. Shona%itch, banker -Oct. 1. J. Appleton, Three Crown-square, Southwark, hop esercheal-Oet. I. T. Bacon, Newmarket, t'ambridgeohlrt, hotel keeper-tut. S. Tripp, SerjeanCs.lnii, Fieet *mud, money scrivener-oot 2. J. Jaseph. t'ity, and Alton.ter. race. Tialston, punisher of foreign goods-Oct. 2. T. Oliphant Piccadilly. silversmith-Oct. 2. A. Jennings and W. T. Jennings, Little Tower.street City, ships' stores and commission mer chants-rkt. 2. U. J. Wisaluan and J. W. Bird, laniaburgli street, Regent's-park, balkier-Oct. 2. J. Z. Parr, Baidock, Bert fordshlre, battler-4k t. tL R. Poole (several* stars. New Ofiford.street and Northampton. hoot and shoe manufacturer- Ikt. 2. P. Raphael, Dakeetreet. Aldgate, wine and s .left user. chant-tact. 2. A. A. Cooper, Old Bruedstreet, City. Rant India merchant-Oct. a. W. J. Nl.dnun and It. S. Tebbutt, Leicester, Maisie web manufacturers-Oct. 10. J. tam [welt south. ell, Not. tinghtunabtre, coal merchant--Oct. 25. ft K. rang, Wolverhamp ton, staffordshire. deeper-Oct 1. W. Bowen, Swansea, Glamor. ganshire, victualler-Oct 1. J. Perron, Cheddar, Somersetahlre, drapor -Oct. 3. J. Bridaster and S. Hakes, Ahergavenny, Mon mouthshire drapers-4kt. 3. T. %Inwood. Neath, Glantornuo shire, gram !--Oct. 3. J. Aeock, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, builder-Oct 4. T. Williams Crlokbowell, itreconahlre, tinker- Oct. 4. T. Watts, Bristol, sail maker-Oct. 4. Joseph Harpy and James Ramp, Westhitry, Wiltshire, woollen manufacturers- Oct. 4. K Yowler, Bristol, and Pontypool. Monmouthshire. draper-Oct. 5. J. Bogeys, Mei thyr Tydfll, Glaniargan.hire, doper-Het. IJ. Hynilinau, Newport, Monmouthshire, beer and porter risen:hint -Ott. 6. 0. Reeves, Jun., Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, tiding master-Oct 5. T. Sampson and W. HlV nard. Stroud, tilowiestershire, shawl mastutacturers-uct. 10. D. W. James, Lianwonno, Gismorganshlre, cord merchant-Oct. 1. R. %%Deem. Leeds, Yorkshire, Men spinner-oot. 1. G. Wilsoa and J. Wllam. lieckniondwike, Yorkshire-Oct. 1. J. Eau. stains and O. Yarnsliaw, Halifax, Yorkshire, ilyers-Oct. 1 &S. Smithson, Kleenton-upon.ll4lll. provision mere hunt-Oct. S. A. ChandierLtiti. &toter. and Stoke canon, Devonshire, butcher- Oct. & R. Path, Ranier, and Briedun, Rousso, ironmonger- Oct. It 0. Chant, stoke.solollunlitkn, itornersetshire. Ouve nut masticate-Ale. 8. N. Miller, Sidmouth. Devonshire. builder- Oct. I. 1. Remy, Minter, end St. Thames the Apostle, Devon shire. etrivener-Oct. 8. J. Preach, Matlock, Somerset-hire, butter and corn factor-Oct. 8. J Dalley, Maroons Devotuihire. innkeeper-Sept 27. K Williams, Wrexham, Denbighshire, builder-Bept. 27. It Itorshaw. Uverponi, =whine mantifscturer -Sept. 27. 1. 31.111111 an, Livorno licensed vietualler-riept. J. Worsley, Winne. Cheshire, draper-Oct. 2. R. Carruthers iscparete estatel, Liverpool, draper-Oct 1. J. Graham. Liverpool, bine manufacturer-Oct. 2. G. M. Wright and J. Wright. Liver pool, brewers-Oct 2. R. Brown. Ditto& near Warrington. 1.411- brewer-llet. 111. Mackay and W. D. Da. ies, Liver pool, sill wrights-uct 2. 11. Lees, Liverpool. merchant-Oct. 2. W. 7Tltanas Llanorchynedd, Angkor*, diaper-Oat. 2. J. Janes, Wrexham, Denbighshire, draper-Oct. t J. Menge nag T. la Ingham. go. Helen*s laneashire, glass mantdactsitere- Oat& 5. Lyon and J. Weenwooii, Horton quarry hems 4 % luildere-Oet 1 H. K MOW Liverpool, merchant-Oct. 4. I. Covulbere and G. Carruthers, Liverpool, draper-Get 4. W. Perron, West Darby, lanoohire. cattle salearnaa-Oce. a. J. W. Haut Liverpool. bison manufacturer-Oct. 1. G. Langton, threporl, akiporrosr-Ort a. C. Tonneau, Liverpool. Luba., emolet-Oet. 4. J. Robinson, Liverpool. plumber-Oct 4. J. P. Hall, lamp** hooker-Oct. 1. T. Barton, Urerpool, tanner. CXRTIVICATWI to be granted, nolo. cense h, shown to the contrary on or before the day of meet. Oct. 3. R. M. Chamber. sad F. It. Parsons. Worthing, Bomar; wine meerhanta-Oct. 2. J. Joseph, Homidsaiteh, City. and Altonterraee. Danl.& importer of foreign goods-Oct. 5. W. Rayner. Wellington-street, Southwark, hill troker --Oct I. S. Carter, Yen Blanton, near Mt. lees, Illetntingdmultire. corns met , chant-Oct. 1. W. 11. Illaclunore, Dennstreet, rtnho-equare, pinmher-Oct. 1.11 Hooke, !thorium City, baker-Oct. t 0. iltotter, Melberg. &mkt sheep dealer-Oct. 7. J. Young, Somersetthire. draper-Oct. 4. R. Snowdon, New. emit...upon-Tyne. carver and gilder -Oct. 5. J. Diller, at .reame. Devonshire, innkeeper-Nov. 15. J. Porter, Birmingham. bout and shoe manufacturer-Oct. Beebe, Brielvorth, Akron : . . . shire. r tsm1;;; '''''''''''''''' tchipirsy titbit 11. Mantlr.i, Urea Italvern, Worcestershire, sorrows. PARTNERSHIPS DIESOLVED. C. Northover and r. R. Farley, Saltahnry. men—J. Richard son and K K. Kilburn, White Las Head, Durham, chemical munufacturers—W. Wild and J. Rowier, Bury, Lane.ashire, cotton manufactures—lL C. &Araby, J. H. Wood, and 0. K. Cubby, Rhone ld and Doncaster, c meruhants, in far as re. minis D. B. Corohy—ff B. Hirst and H. 11111yeabl, Sheffield. cri noline maistacturcra—J. Jeffs and W. It. Penny. Bream. Glou. centershire, coal masters—J. Y. Aldridge and 11. I Crazehr,ar, Nicholasiane, City, marebanta—A. Mao sad J. Bier .01, Gran tham, Llmr,,luahlre, leather drosaers—J. Kitchin 111/d T. thorn ton. M. Thomas-4 , 10t. and Nark-lass, City, hop Yr k and A. Newman-stmt. tixford- _t. &rigout Erigout, street, foretell' Importers—W. Gerrard, J. Warden. fend s, Am. Belem. Liverpool. chronometer rasher% so far as regards W. Gerrard—lL Aligned send W. Gibbs. Banbury, Oxfordshire. Iron mongers—R. tlee and T. R. Itooth.Wrilierrtai. Betekitahani.hirs, RelWrAi drapers—J. Atkinson and B. A. Whitfield, Nen Bond .tract, and Synxbotrimyth. Yorkshire, .Ilk mercers—W. V Davies, J. litroman. and If. T. Pratt, Pembroke, drapers. so far ea re. pals J. Hamm—lt. Valeigh and J. latlehoi, Webster and T. Monk Present. Lancashire, earthenware mnau fartsrers—W. It. Pepper and & T. &theater, Worth, timers. &con.' rictaellers —W. Cowell and H. Miry, Leeds. woollen oterehanta-0. W. Harlem and J. K. Pager, &spicy, Murray. surgeone—J. P. Willeux,W. Cartwright, and N. Greenway, Brad ley Colliery, near Morley, Staffordahire, charter muter.. so far as morels N. Orronway—J. W. Clarke and W. Hunter, Nor wich. cabinet makers—H. G. A. Dortharkk and D. Gilkison, fnA•lrwr. insormeo Wolters—H. G. 8. 13orthwiek. U. Glikbion. and A. Sl•Phell, Glasgow, 1111/11ftlb1:11 brokers, so far as regards D. Gilkhoon. KO rut neAtlif ESTI 4TION& Rnazrr It 11111 ,, CR, and Partick, plumber, Sept. 13, at the Vacuity HMI, Glasgow Jamas Boma, Rumble, tanner, Sept. 114 at the Royal Rotel, Dundee. DITARTCER OF THE STWI-SHIP 011111 AT EASTERN TOR NORTH AMIIRICA.-11b• steam ebip Great blistern sailed from Liverpool yesterday afternoon for New York with about paasengers sad a general eargo. Thomib this yea the second departure of the "big ship" from the dyer y, sad she did sot, as es the p+rwue ocesioe. take emu troops, her mail* was wtrsaasd by thousands of spec tators, who limed the piers sad lauding stages on both aides of the Mersey. Ntmero4lll 4.osely crowded steamers followed in her wake, and es site paned several of the large Atlas& steamers, they saluted UT at intern* eoui manta which were p rom ptly sod noisily replied to. Mr. latter, the secretary, Mr. Duos. the lewd spat, sod owl directors of the company sailed is the Great Estero ea far ea the Bell Buoy. CRYSTAL PALACE. To the Tonic Sol-Fa Association the public have for several yews been indet4ed ler • very successful annual fete, the juvenile concert ; and more recently they have added a woad of these yearly meetings in the shape of an Arcadian contest between choirs which have been instructed oa Mr. Curwen's new system of musical notation. Yester day one of these choral competitions took place in the pre sence of several thousand audituts, and it appeared to create • great deal of interest not only amongst the mends of the respective champions, but in the sol.fa world at large. Last year there were flee candiiLites for choral honours, but in consequence of • rale which forbids win ners from entering the lists at the next succeeding encounter the number on this occasion was reduced to three—Hull, North Staffordshire, end Brighton, the choirs from which places mustered each about one hundred strong. Tie judges were Mr. John Goss, organist of St. Paul's ; Mr. Gimege Bogart'', secretary of the Philharmonic Society ; Mr. Thomas Oliphant, hon. secretary to the Mad rigal Society ; and Mr. James Turle, organist of We twin star. At the conclusion of the trial • number of additional pieces were given by two of the prise choirs of 1860, namely, Finsbury sad tics Potteries, all of which were exceedingly well received bed some of theca encored. The wieners of the first prise last year, namely, the West Richest:hole, were not represented except by their leader, Mr. Loagbottom, who conducted the grand concert. At half-put three the company assembled in the great transept ; and the Handel Orchestra was occupied by a chorus of 1.500 voices, supplied by the choirs already enumerated and some thirty metropo- litan classes. After !singing the National Anthem, a placard was held upennouocing that the second prise had been car ried off by North Staffordshire ; and au elegant blue ban ner was acoordiugly banded to the fortunate winners, who amidst loud cheering made the grand tour of the orchestra with their new colours flying in their van. The eel banner, constituting the first miss, was then handed, with the same oerumouies, but with still more emphatic de motistratious of applause, to the Brighton choir. Order being at length restored, the serious business id the after ewe commenced—the performaun of Mozart's Twelfth Maw, or " Service," as it was maphemistiodly termed. Instead of the brain text, however, the music was sung to an English adaptation by Mr. Stallybrass, who doss not appear to have been particularly happy ei th er in Lis choice of the words or in his setting of them. These " atlapta time " as an old vice of the association, but they have rarely committed • more glaring mistake than in substi tuting for the Kyrie a string of phrases that would have served for • jubilant anthem ; or fur replacing " Cu. Sauelo Siuritu " with "Thou it gone up ou higli, and led captivity captive'." The first movement was a little unsteady, and the Uterus is em/as lacked something of its proper vigour, as the first pieces is the programmes of amateur concerts often du ; but the remaining portions at the Mar were ailunothly rendered, asps 'orally the soft carwhich uses given with great tenderness and Altogether the perfornuinoe was one on which the associatioa have good reason to pride themselves. It has shown in • very etrikiog manner the perfect adaptability of their notation to clerical commeitions ; and to have enabled some 1,300 persons, the majority of whom in all probability have never been able to read music at all, to take part in such a corset is really an achievement on which Mr. Curwen and li is friends sty well be congratulated. THZ OXFORD Mum) HALL.—At this establish ment, when much ease and attention is bestowed on the musical salectioes which are nielitly given to very full audiences, the latest novelty is one foe which sums credit is to be taken. It consists of an arrangement of portions of Verdi's last opera, Siasoa Boreaiwgra, the name of which has not been beard 1111 yet in any shape in this connive. A numerous body of vocal erectitants, accompanied by • band, deliver several mice, concerted pieces, sod choruses, in • manner which, perhaps, the general public might suppose was not within the compass or an institution of this kind. There are singers far above the average, and the training of every department has been evidently carefully attended to by • conductor of no small musical skill and knowledge, and the performance is in every sense satuductory. This operatic selection is only • small part of the entertainment, which extends over every species of popular song, comic, sentimental and serious ; sod every thing that is produced is duly appreciated by those who are Prestst, who enter keenly into tho enjoyment el the evening. DEATH MP TUE KIN() OF THE Girenti.—There ! has lately bees great grief in the gipey community at , Yetholm and throughout the district on account of their venerable king, whose death took place on the 19th nit. It ; in not right that one exalted so high above his kindred , should be laid in the duet without a wont of farewell over his grave, espe c ially when his reign WAS of a peaceable and ' not pred atory character. Unlike some of his contemporary monarchs, his rule was so mild that his subjects not only 1,1,10 ' 604 d a lord deference, 'out were tenderly attached to him; while hie exemplary habit of abstaining faun interfe re:ace or aggression on the empire of others procured him much of the good. will and respect of other " powers." While his mid character and conduct was thus exemplary, his personal demeanour gained him the respect of those not acknowledging his sway. Hi. palace had been • house of call fur many a tourist, and the conversation of the old king was gelltlraly much relished. ilia most noticeable habits were them of reading the Scriptures and chewing tobacco, of which he frequently received considerable gsantAka foot his visitors. The deceased king bore the tlanpaMoo of Charles 1., being at lout the tint of that Ids family who oc c upi e d the throne, and had ::alletho venerable age of Ati. A large company followed his remains to their last resting place is Yetholm church yard. He leaves no one to seaweed to the erne ; but as the monarchy is an elective one it is likely his successor will be chosen mad crowned without as appeal to arms on the part of any pretender.— Kelso Clumaide. Tint SCUM STKAMISR AIIMINIAN.—Tbe Secretary of the African Steam Ship Company writes to inform us that the statement contained in the African mail, published is our yestenley's inipreasion. that the company's steamer Armeuiao bed been on Logos Bar is entirely without foun dation. The Armenian mired at Liverpool yesterday, two days before the contract time, is perfect order. Ilia day Is published, fa 3 yob., post deo. pies Sla. Id.. THE SILVER CORD. by Sou= Daruss. AVOW of " The thwallaa Zook" " Aspen Court," to Luisa : Iffesdbory awl Erase. 11, looverfe.stree% nost-drest. Re. Pad free,tie tamps, HINTS on NERVOUS and GENERAL 1481LITY,1ass11ialts, Loinisssof SeMita, lees of Memory, Qc , arming frees mem& Sufferers from beemlltary disease. 'iliest ditto redisamaerepalloo, tropical climates. or any other rlttsUror talleseiresomebsale imerectlous as to the mesas by wLich compels ass ssd netorsakan cam be robed ou with Wel- ULM certalagy.-.Addrem, Heaery, ba, Maoist., London, W. WEATHER REPORT, TOMIKT, lama ma (stamped, hi. Additional.) THE BRITISH A.seocrATlON FOR THE .4DVANCEMENT OP SCIENCE. (now oua owx mourns.) ILiNCRESTER, Mr. 10. sII4'3TION F. ECONOMIC SCIENCE AND STA. TISTICX. Thls section met as before in the assembly room of the Free Made-ball, under the presidency of Mr. W. Newmuch, F.R.S. ZPDOWID ZDUCLTIONAL Mr. JAM'S Hawaii), F.R.S., made some observation on the subject of Endowed Educational Institutions. After referring to the Manchester Free Grammar School and to Blacketee Chatity, the former of which has a revenue of 3,0001., and the latter of 2,00 W. a year, be said Mr. Coming, the impactor, mentioned an instance is which the master professed his willingness to teach Latin and Greek, bat there was no demand for Latin and Greek in that dis trict, and the achoolmaater had nothing to do ; but as there was no endowment he continued to receive his fairy. Public opinion at the present moment aided a thorough in quiry into endowed educational institutions. The three universities of Oxford, Onbridge, and Dublin, with their endowed colleges, had within the last twelve years been int- I proved by the advice and authority of conesaisaioners. An investigation by royal commissioners into the state of Etats, Harrow, Westminster, Winchester, Rugby, Manchester, aad other public schools was now in peeress. Unfortunately & grammar school act paused in 1840 enabled a schooffizaster to set at defiance any scheme of improvement in the en dowed grammar school over which be presided, unless pro ceedings with a view to an extension of the plan of instruc tion were commenced within six mouths after his appoint meat. The same act comprised Latin and Greek as the exclusive subjects of instruction in an endowed grammar school, and the repeal of this legislative measure would Probably be one of the first objects to be attained by an inspection of endowed educational institutions, and an enlargement of their plans of education. Annual accounts of all charities in England and Wales were Pent into the Charity Commissioners in London, and from these accounts the present value of the charities might have been collected, but as there was no statieticaldepartinent in the office of the Charity Commissioners the valuable materials thus afforded have neither been collected nor classified, so as to be accessible for public purposes Applications were constantly made to the Charity Commissioners by clergymen who found that small endowment. (lid little good. while, if they were combined, they might produce some tangible results. In these cameo the Charity Commissioners could only mom. mead an application to the Court of Chancery or to the County Court, after approving of a scheme. end it seems that rather than incur the trouble of going to either of these tribunals the applications forewent the advantage of the en. downiest. ILs Bev . Df. MOLEMVORTII supported Mr. Heywood's views. There could be no doubt at all that the public had • right to see that these institutions were put on a satisfactory Doting, and that they should be put on such • footing assay succeeding generation might me requisite. There could be no gi eat,r departure from the founder's intention than that the school shoul , l be shut up altogether, but that had been the case in many instances. He had known an instance of a handsome good school being tursedinto • sawpit. As there was a good eodowitteut the schoolmaster did sot care. On the motion of Mr. Heywood n resolution wan agreed to, ;requesting the Charity Commissioners to furnish statis tical information es to the charities. Mr. Aszworrm nod a paper co Capital Punishments aid Calms. Mr. KIM ER said they had just got rid of the punishment I, of death in every Cale except for murder and treason. There was a class of cases where persons were convicted of in• tending to cause death, but where death did not ensue, and another clam of cases of persons conspiring to murder, but they never found they could enforce the sentence. The public conscience did not go with the punishment. He thought it was a good rule that where the public con science did not go with the punishment it was better to give it up. Doting the last session there bad been enacted a 'ode of criminal law for England and Ireland together, and is that code they had reduced the punishmeut of death to ewe where murder had been actually committed and came of treason. COMPARATIVE PROGNIALN 0? TES ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH POPULATION. Dr. STRAND read • paper " On the Comparative Progress. et the English sail ficotthih Population, as shown by the COMM of 1861," which, in conclusion, stated that; althoureit it is quite true that the population of Scotland has only in censed, accenting to the late census, about 6 per cent., and counquently iuly iu • ratio of half the amount of that of England, it is, at the same time, certain that this diminu tion of ratio has not arisen from any falling off in the natural increase of the people, that is to say, iu • dimiuu. tiers of the arena of births over deaths, but wholly and entirely from • 004 extraordinary amount of emigration by person belonging chiefly to the iesular and rural portions of the kingdom—an emigration which, in the peculiar districts affected by it, has been thereby beueBted, and has not in the least degree interfered with, but rather accelerated the progress of those leading marts of commerce mid industry in Scotland, which base hitherto so successfully lept paco with their worthy commercial and manufacturing competitors in England. In a word, while Scotland, from its improved and still improving system of agriculture and cattle leering, may feel well content to part with her supernumerary and unemployed peasantry, either to add to the prosperity of her urbsu seats of industry or to continue to fulfil the old adage, that in every nook of the world where any good is to be gut there is to be found • Scot, a rat, •••1 • Newcastle grindstone, she at the maw time canuut lint feel assured, so long as her soil is daily becoming more productive, mid her ninuufactures, mining, and commerce, are advancing, and her cities, !w -hone, sod railroads are extending as they ars at present found to be, that she is still on the pathway of prosperity, even although the census has truly proclaimed that the progress of her population has ouly exhibited au increase of scarcely 6_per cent. during the last ten years of her history. Mr. J. T. HARNACH reed a paper on the general results of the census of the United Kingdom in 1861. He de scribed iu great detail the machinery employed in the cen sus. gave some comparisons of the increase and decrease in various districts, and stated that at the time the last ensue was takes the grand total of British subjects wm 247 mul lions. An interesting discussion followed, in which Dr. Monroe, M erm an Na, the Rev. Dr. Moleswor th , Dr. Farr, and Mr. Aldeeld teok_part. Mr. H. FAWCRTT, A.A., made some observations on the ecocomical offsets et the recent gold discoveries. The Rev. A. Hung, D.C.L, read a paper on the condition of national schools in Liverpool, as compared with the popu lation, In 1861. GEOGDAPHY AND ETHNOLOGY. This section, which meets in the large hall of the Me chanics' Institution, was exceedingly crowded. Sir E. BIMMDCR read a paper, entitled " Remarks on the Olacial Movements noticed in the Vicinity of Mount St. Elias, on the Western Croat of North America." M. Dr CHAILLt; read a paper " tlu the people of Western Equatorial Africa," of which the following is an abstract He doubted whether there was another district of the same size holding such a number or so many varieties of tribes, each thinking itself a separate nation and possessing a dis tinct name, though malty spook the mime language or dialect. The villages of uto4 of them tribes are ititermingleel with each other, there hosing no special landmarks. People squat or settle where they please, this freedom of choice being owing to the vast extent of unoccupied territory. The cannibals are the tallest end handsomest of these tribes, many are of athletic forms, in feet nuegeificeut savages. Rome, near the equator, at the headwaters of the Ca hoon river, are of less doe appearance and small stature. They even eat the dead. Except these munitels the other tribes seem to be intermediate in stature, between the tall and the slim Yslop sad other tribes of North Africa aud the mall sized men of the Congo, and of the more southern tribes of that continent, who are small and ugly, except the Kaffir", who are tall, handsome negroes. The countries be has visited do not contain what we should all blacks except the Ashur. tribe. Ap parently the negrom who tuhabit, a damp sad mois , t country, and especially if mountainous, are less black, though pos. messing all the negro features, than those belonging to an open country with a dry atmosphere. Amongst the ottani bels, especially the Apings. he fatted peewits almost like mulattos. Albinos are rather common. The cannibals are among the best blacksmiths of Africa; working iron beau tifully, makinc . knives, spears, axes, and hammers. Man♦ of their warlike instruments are gad sad exoeediugly well shaped. The tribes lie visited south of Om equator posses. a loom and weave the fibres of a species of Film into cloth of coesidereble oneness and tenacity. The negroes have an imaginative mind, are astute speakers, sharp traders. great liars, bare got great powers of dissimulation, end are far from Wog in may moppets the stupid people they are believed to he. Each tribe is divided lido ohms, the children helot:10o( mostly to the clan of the mother, and these are not allowed to marry among themselves, however removed in degree their connexion may be. But there is no objection to. pos sessing a father's ore brother's wife. The regulations seem to have a healthful effect, from the scarcity of the deformed, blind, or cripples. The habits, however, are otherwise • filthy, leading to scrofula. ace. Their religions outlives are 'of the vaguest and inmost. Superstition seems to have run . wild. Each class sad bead of a family . tmeaesses ea idol, which it is believed will ward off evil and foretell 'Yenta. SECTION 9.—MECHANICAL SCIENCE. COTTON AND COTTON CLIANING. In this settioe Yr. D. atAsowset rood is paw so recast (TWOPENCE improvements in cottou gins, which he illustrited by refer ence to • number of models. MUM pa :t a r. O T n . (theß otree TEN t AN Arra ng e p m r e es n i t d s en f or o t e f i ts); u s e h t g ) , re fd F i res. " his observed that the attention of the public had recently been drawn to the subject iu consequence of the serious con flagrations which had taken place in London and elsewhere. Nothing could be much worse than the preparation for the extinction of fires which existed 15 years ago throughout the country; and nothing could be much worse than the procam !ions Ulan in London. In Manchester, Glasgow and scene other large towns where there was an abundant , imiply of water, the management was taken into the bands of the corporation who made the beet poasible provision in their power for the extinction of fires. In London the fire engines were maintained and the fire brigade were paid by contributiocs from the various fire offices, and nolesen building was insured in some of the offices which contri buted to the expense it was not the intermit of the firemen to extinguish a fire. This was clearly • palpable error I. the arrangement of such matters, and whelk the preserva tion of immense swage* of properly was left to chance it was a great grievance, which ought not longer to be allowed to exist. Ifr. B • am then described a very simple ar rangement in use is Manchester, consisting of a hall barrel communicating with the wain pipes, to which proper fitting ban could be attached in • very few momenta, thus avoiding the delay caused bi- the employment of engines. The greatest requisites werehigh presenre; lute rani} pipe., ample communication with the main pipet; and • plentiful supply of water. These ought also to be en of brigade, the men composing it being stationed at short &statics; from each ether, so•that • their services might be called into sequisition at the shortest aches. Such • syetem would pay for itself inthe reduction of the duty on fire insurance 1 for where the risk Was leis the cost would be litas also, and the public, en whim the • coat of maintainiug th e briLsele fell, would benefit by the redaction in their fire neuiraaces. Sicastric of Bodin, rend a paper Ballarat. and Firs Alarms, from which it appeared than. Berlin is divided into a number el circular dieiricts (eack•of which contains a number of Brun stations), communicating with a central station, from Maas information is instantly womayint to all the Motions in any distrait when a tire mar Lava • broken out, and within a wry few minutes all the vaginas ars on l b . spot and reedy far actual use. SECTION A.-NATiIIDIATICAL AND PHYSMAL t3C3EIt7C/I. In this section there were 31 papers does' to be And as there was not time to go. through the whole, it repro posed to meet agate this day,. though Tuesday was fixed. for the conclusion of sectional business. One of the snort in teresting papers was "On the principles which sEmrld be observed in formation of standards of memarement; cd electrical quantities and re's:steams- By N.r. Latimer Clark and Sir Charles T. Bright. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK RACES.—TurxDay. Marva, 200 sues., p.p., llst 71b etch. Leamingtotai • Stakes Course. (*Oath Talbot's !verse by Windboond. Its! Tin 10. Foram) 1 Mr. Perk's West-ender, Mt 716 Owner. 2 :3to 1 on the Wisdbound horse. They alter naßtedytt until reaching the straight, whea the wooer — cane away, and wen to a caster by 20 lengths. Teti Aeon Sraren of 5 noes. each, with 30 added, fur Z sad 3.yr.olde. Maids. and other allowauses. Three quarters of a wile. (8 subs.) Mr. T. Ben's c by Kingston—Gloom, S yrs, bat tlb _ ' I Mr. Mandya Lucifer, 2 yrs, iat , Rerves 2 Mr. B. land's Amain, Y yrs, MS% lelenteutai 0 Betting : 6t04 on the Gloom colt, 2to I eget Lummox, who jumped round the moment the (leg fell, and never took any part in the race. The Gloom colt made all the running, sod won easily by a length. The winner was afterwards bought in for 60 guineas. THE LEAWINCToN STAKES of 25 govt.. each, with 100 added by the town of Leamington ; winner, extra ; the second hone to receive back has stake, and the winnow to pay 23 goys, towards the expenses. Two Bile Course. (73 subs.) Lord Wilton's Jingling Johnny, by Kingdom, a yrs, Tat Mr. A. B. Yahoo's leewsteed, Byre, 7st 121 b Yerdhair I Mr. J. Ingham'd Thu Prnphet, 4 pw, let alb AA. baleards, Mr. Lincoln's Tetra. I yrd, ,et 10th ILL Orintaban, 4 Mr. Hawkslay's Zodiac, d yrs. 741 (IL Taylor, 5 Mr. brarkey's The Brownie, 3 xra, 7st 11b.... (J. boon den' 6 Mr. hpoe's -Wrench. 7 yre,ll4 11Ib (Drew , 7 Lord Warwick's Calabria. 3 re, fed bib (kern; 8 Betting : 5 tot eget Petra, 3to 1 eget Jingling Johnny, . 6to eget The Prophet, Tto 1 eget Newetead, 10 to Inge' Shipwreck, and NO to 3 agst Zodiac. The Prophet and • Bodine appeared very impatient to get off and caused a couple of false starts. When the lot got away they ap. Dewed abreast and continued so for a short distance, when ewe Mad took the lead and led past the Stand, having Zodiac, Callibria, and Brownie neat to him ; Shipwreck fifth ; Jingling Johaoy next, Petra and The Prophet whipping in. Aa they rounded the turn for the hill, Zodiac went ahead and took a command of at least At leogthe. This be ninintainal until crossing the Star meadow, whore both The Prophet, Brownie, atul Petra wooed helm, and shortly afterwards the three were run ning in front abreast, with Jingling Johnny and Newstead laying off half way down the streight. Jingling Johnny • rushed through has horses, and at the half dietetics was well op with the leaders • the first four then came on, and a good race in took place, Jingling Johnny winnie7 cleverly by a length ,• a length eeparating the seismal and third. • bona the third and fourth ; Zodiac was close up, fifth • the Brownie sixth, Shipwreck next, with CaLbriii last— beaten off. TIIZCISTLI PARK STAKES of 5 lave. each, with 50 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Set 101 b ; fillies, Sst 7lb ' • whiners extra. Maiden allowances. T.Y.O. Three.quarters of a mile. (Id subs.) Mr. Naylor's CanUalere, by Stock - wen, est 111 b 41bext , 41. °shrimp, 1 Mr. T. napes t by lonabow—et• to 61417401, 40. 210 (111oorhourv) 2 Mr. ?uses Merry7uti4, OM 710 r 4 001m.1440 3 I.l4uut Y. cle 14,0 anwa'a 114411 11tavro... 841 131 b 111. Orfinaly.w) 4 •• Betting : 4tol on Csetisisce. Blemmaid out ma the. ; work for the first hundred yards, when ahe save way to the t favourite, who wou by a head. Merrynisid was be27.4n four lenxtba for second plane; and the French reureeestative beaten off. _ _ _ Tut: TRIAL STALES of 5 sows. each, with 50 added ; for all ages. Winners extra. Marrs an g,•ldlngs allowed •fib. The winner to be sold for GOO ova. One mile. ft subs.) Hr. Goddlng's Volunteer, In Alarm, J yin, 7st 101 l ' 051. Pordluire) I Mr. Wm. IMy's Defender. byre, Oat LA. IMYr $ • • htt. John Dawsou's Turn of Luck, 2 yr., eat 31b 'lne.lll. (Wheatlfyl• 3.1 Mr. It. Sutton's Tuberose, 2 yrs, Get 1014 (11,, Taylor. I • Mr. R. Wefts Strawberry 2 yn, est if. lteescs. 5 Betting :tito 5 apt Defender, 2to 1 apt. Volanteer, . to 1 apt any other offered. Tuberose mode the running to. , the distance, when Volunteer, who had been laying off, came through, and was easily by a length ; ball a lenitik• between taw second sod third. Tnberose cud Steawberry Leaf were beaten off. _ _ THK SHORTO HANDICAP of 3 sore. each, with 25 added, ' for all ages ; wieners sutra. Five furlongs. (MI subs.) . • Lord Coventrs'e Antwerp, by The klyiats Dutchman, 3 yrs. o.t 7lb • of. Daley) 1 Mr. W. Dehisce. Tiara. U yrs, ISt Mr. Jackson's Jackal. 3 . yrs, hst 31b Mr. Joseph Dawson • Neophyte, & yra Sia nib A. &Maroc 6 Lewd Ntenthmore's Strtaeler, .1 yrn. lot 14h ,Wheatley 5 11r. Y. Law's I:haunter, U yrs, 50.3 R• l•r• Reeves, I • Betting: 7to 4 eget Tiers, Ito 1a; pot Antwerp. and to • 1 cast any other offered. The favotnite made the running . to the Mend, where Aotwerp collared her, sad a good twee ' took place, .Intwerp winniog on the pelt by three parte - • of • length. Jackal warn a bad tlord. Tin Qualm's PLATE of Ifk guineas; throe-yr•olds, Bst 71b ; four, :tat 711.; five, six, and +awl. Vat 13th. Two Mr. T. Parr's Avalanche. by Wild Dairen. 4 Yr*, . _ keiviiwul, 1 Mr. TJneoln'e The !eater, 3 tre. Set 71b.. (11. ineelt..o Mr. tioduing's Volunteer. it )rx, est 71b (J. Osborne'. 3 Mr. J. B. Sterkey's Ray Shirley, 4,141.14 t no . . 4. ) f.noch, 4 Bettina : 5t02 on The Lawrytir, •4to 1 apt A oa . Lochs 10 to 1 each eget. Bay Ekirley and Velatitcer. The Lawyer made the running at a strong pnco up to the F•taud. where Avalanche, who wee beautifully ridden IT Pordltin, easne out and won a Sae race in by a head ; bad third ; Bay Shirley beaten off. THE ,ASYMIN. !OR 1D10213.. The Asylum in at once • bOapital, a school, and. • workshop ; %stillest, s gyinussitun, *garden, nod • farm. Whether the two hafaspay pay,( not is not the ques ties, but how far they prossote the great object of the asylum ; and I believe they de this in as eminent degree. No fresh inmate is classed till the cline of the prof:011.1nm" period. Before any pupil is allowed to dine ut one of the COOIIIIOII tables the trial of Mona must he passed in the pro. hattooary diuing-room, and habits of cleanly feedi n g with the use of species, mid knives and fork.. atom' familiar, or, at least, sufficient for good ilemeaueur at table, which is justly regarded of no amen impresses to general cunelierstioe. The due see r of • knife and fork is • step in as idiot's education ; it 1 helps on other advance*. Tilt, amenities of life are inipor ! tent elements in palliating the said maladies of them for whom this asylum has been provided. %Vitoria fit only • few were .ought to use the implement." of the table . aright. others soon followed their example. Tha yas e of is most powerful, sad idiots, troublesome, Oat:- . s▪ ae, unteschable whoa alone, on bsieg amide meld beings fall insensibly into improved habits by the Wausau, atom paniows who have acquired them. Ilia fur this MINN that h ave ban 00 particular in details too Wein, to be bar. mud natter other circurnstances.—Front d Stoma Visit to Barksrotaf, by the Rev. Edwin Sidney. A NIVIR FAILING REMNDY. Dr. SCOTTS alumni and Lll9lll without mg nevemlal Im:redline trent the recipe of g e t= MIR be lotted lavalnable to all orbs sager from bilious and liver eamplainha tattlisetion. wind, mamas, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes. ne. Yee habitual euelawatess, as a family aperient ma* mid so a purithr of ilia 61.4. tho are truly ea.:Lima, 0114 fu their opera:feu and igrateiril to the stomach they crag* stmetlie, promote illitestioe, and strengthen the whole senora system—Sold by W. lambert, .M.Jeramtu eel. and by most druggists, In boxes, la. Ill& and la Id. lie sum to ask for Ltr.IMMTe r.iUae and Liver Pills. The 2imulne are a swim e pans peonage, site " W Legaserl," ernrese.i wane%