The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-08 00:00:00

I I I. 1 -if e - J ..-, ni, . 11 pit II:41 I • .:r 1,: 1 1 c .7 700 / 4„...„0 , 7e5. •NL ti spApER t _ •"" . 741`q.A 4 5 11 • E 7 iir, ...Ir.- , - lidxfd A .d . 3 1443J1 . 11.0 l %I/ r 3 )12r.! LONDON; MONDAY EVENENI Ico. 4.416.) 00T9M11, 4 0 - . 11180. Otanped, ld. Additional) ITWOP ,iVLRLA'D ROCI7.—COIOIIINIOATION t i *TIAN Se. MIA. AI as. was amr. rim...twat aW UZULNILL VA= OMAN T lOIK TAWCIOI3III of Our GiVivikr. MOIL lopt t M. csat i e w oosai., a. *ma.. sad Ma& by &Mr staims. IS the wit NW 'my wasSb : 4r yews. Aar. owl lissabsy. Ohm Sbe subl a ti aumpes Z I S moil' sad be by Via. S ikiwano. leasiz a lC anassioson iiimms s e m = la• Mk et wiry —Pas lerWor p us Cantwell MGM us. s.e.„ lawisw ; sr tesswilitbsb twalbelsw r! 1118101BLY R 42 .3 HIGH .—Vbe slow =sod MN rem • dacer s ik A Raw tat Os 511180JI. Ifs newt Ma line moored 161§ tr wtlriwYY awl Kimissioes al Ur wilregslls. Xs. W. M. lialmes Irma tasolulle a gel l === g rim es.--Lkon o= 111/ilolsk Ith NAVAL AND MILITARY. Rem as% warsib linsitianthat much r Wag denald - lanntsitimilltliM ll 4 l l:real flumh the our at 1S C~di ~li 111 II gentlemen subedit, he was . leillisth eh all.MAMMMenti bee Mr. Meals , • 41 =nirlY an 'hot& Ammunition, the court wee re. °Pll:l6haumaa nii 444 d spinet I: l 3: 4ll;m4i thas• plum s ` an ad." ' aletiash" Beene b e rm; in the churchyard, end the the we Impose is inewelyncsidasl to show thin It was an dents. We fine the eislandmile le., and ezpenees Lk. in each are, or in &fruit, three days' hit prieonment. Mr. Meet said he einisidered It ids duty, under the 4th sashon et the set, to appeal to the quarter sessions . The Nora insight cleared for deliberation and after a aciandemble intermit, the bench annioulaced th at they would require the parties to give aureate, themselves in 404..5ed two surettss each in 20t., to prosecute the sepia • The sureties were tluip °tiered, end, after • ininteeZ iiinstion et the parties b the Dena as to their mall posseesions, were and the proestilina the, STREET RAILROADS IN THE METROPOLIS. Saturday was specially appointed by the Mary's bone Representative Council for the consideration of two important public queettons. The first UIS to the Appropvia. tion of the site of ground or asoiceure known as the Oral, &tete at the northees extremity of the Portland.rini, beim TrWty Railway, station for the me of the Metro politan (l:rapmnd upon condition that dey pve up certain Red UM widening of the Maryiebone mad at and near Staffonintinst and the Yorkshire Stuigo ; and the emend aa to the adoption of a report recommending the oametioning of a plan of Areal railways by Mr. Train, the inventor of Nicest tram-roads hi New York and other pirsea in &nark& _ . ASNILLIST, Ocm. 8.--Pacimoriorre AND Apporrr lllNTlL—Loottosat D. Boyle, to the Cimtartoo. Xrigoil•Awiclost T. Jr, Ikciicto, bo Uce 'WA& Asittsot-Clork J. E uowmK to the Victory, al soya , & 21 loot Accident Faiinoor J. Sew, to the Bt. Jew Acre. Al i t(l LL 110011/s,ffindinaldreet; 111147110181 r Mr Wt.tu Or. be /20/IZ. vie sistested NM. tea , perm. OwlesiNt NM& limsfita. Dania. 24,10 MEMO& • iwnear C. Bonn* promoted to sating seeatidskaas mistest.esclaase, rt sprivird w Use Satellite. _ lifirßS. MONEY WIGRAN sad VOW (of losinvabeard, laultra d nem 4 . Ai -TGALIA —l4. MILIJKA Pal Pliny per Pnrill to blefrltltAT. Oa at Cetabu; moull the *OM awes t a ISNII.L. Ctoteember al %Tro li4 latt a It= Ttr .up bar m d e Mem& 1 1111 ma but' ode Watt , . ore al what. wake couprbot Os Ustabobtra itullolk. Nnavamptca. Naessilk, Loot. Ibuta. ai ad Mkt era lautetta in ./ .. u Lugo Alpo bulb owl lasi opeuetty tor Ur purpo rt tt, r it, Autralio Ihrossemerbeatut ow in clams at ....0.111110 1 .1111.4111111114. mil go tat str i s . uptritosed 111111 , .. —Par Repay to II Mr" ma yma with I= l l7serripra oil Sm. lasarathall- Possor tm bp . r= pubis era earesped bob /Ulmer* t• tar opeart4lmis Sub ad rattUtiou ler limialor beta CHATHAM, Om 7. Himam OteMAIMOOIL--.The wholeogewsea be lessees to fhb emobes, taillights the loam &tero, the &Oft of the East bibs Withal to tae OM battalion et ideeloy, NM abides cl He* Marks Light Ishoety, WM pebeeder eepsed ia • series a/ seoceturrit to Wait thii attire keret were p 5 aged. in se tatach se the genie% like was lideedel portion el the Royal lighwers, the Bo* *ohm the troop et theilie. Itlre attack.= the eardeo• wee eras shoullesseerav al AM pea* the whole et the tont& (otiose fres BA Merdresent to Fort Anthella and the Spur Betts, Wog lasi with troops, ma the trivia ar &Wad by the asi S r6s ake. After shoat two boon' eeseite. ring sad the thiodon were drives boa their' !coke, sod the partite were mestere el the pr ams. The whole of the were wider the louse• dist' direction ot Osemel THE LOAM' 3)AVILION Tialabantsitimeti —lii•svm• mow • pismsri intsba sa l le Op Tr it oll PAVIIJON, Owl num la i lit427k lg gia a= 6 .& " "6"..." " wza LILTM . • aar. every. Ivanim mtsic The ceirtested C 01111WIlla MILANO pissiay), ciack.-.44llaiminkl/Twas. THE 81 1 . IMAMS'S ILISTAI7II4II. I N re T oar TI, flagbirbaWardlWWww4lft. 216 leWi ▪ of *Wag uslearjrabgwab allundlem ▪ barwmarralb ara saw obible, wIII Moe Ur bre rashraha awbkbalwasb la lb wawa& Wrote Mau , verb lbsimrk br_bre, at moll brim ma Umbels. rlo swg wW awl Ms Wm • nob bre, al ebbs% b lls a dw a X2b • Mr ma arbwria aria at W. DO/ d ln Prapsibw• rrs WLKIVLIID POlSeNlia 4141 filler TIM MAY 00101171110ATION to sow 1011.—tles lIMPOIII. NNW II indl IWASIII/1 MAN =um fatal full wawa kW Ikaws adllig M tamasaatuni Ss maul. samMos mg as IN 1/11001 Li d a= HO& IMP !OHLI ITT M 0. WASHING rwr, Wsderalag, OA S. u.O. Wadarday. test. W. ---. Wadeaulay. Ust. IL And wog saassadbmg Welmags Cable prom lb, IT. amid IlgalasaA an=ja assimus- Mesa. S anuidgagesgu oboe, mast =Il ••17 Hassemers fa Our& sub lis WOW We t advantageous larma.—rar Swear gartlealus rfIMMAII INV .IA Walmailwai, lasargerd. cs to la sal 11.41-11". GI. flung Willlasaatreali. CIO. • TERMINATION OF THE ACIBRIGO, flartutner. The adjourned ihrjuby. bato'thlit mysterious attar' was resumed at one o'clock - IMo Uffernoes, at the Greaten' Arms, Aglaia& before T. Tay," Isq., coroner. The fol lowing lninh evidence was uced : The BM. bather . Young prod = I produce the followili tub lettemivallikstALs for Wm Admires , may Adamson ma n y be nfialp mmn oN Z T. i . "flir,—As Franoes eei now 10 be al hartienth-bed, der dein* use to wilt. and 014' yob if it would hs wsavilswf teem& MIL iredimekdalt , and in the reinithincip testate what mousy mamba in you; bands. She also requests you, in cam of her death, to send Mut remainder to the Refermstory_ The second letter was silibuisd to Xis Chelten ham, sad contained a request respecting some family arrangements. Bush Stdcgor, mother of the prisoner_, asamined—lmera widow, and maid, at Dirtoar. Ily daughter Emma redid with tie deceased for above two years in tha *wetly of do. meetio servant. On the la —nubs of Mir Mrenion'admilh,l weed tuber home with • cartandbox containingelesa= I omatimally washed for the dammed. The box in einglitned clan clothes for my daughters, Emma and M. Prior to that I had never been at Miss Adm an's since last winter y with one single, exception, when I called at the door • tortnight ago • but I only caw my =lllupon that occasion. lipoid the day of deceased's both my sore were at his house, but I saw wither of them writing. Wilma cannot write, but Jame can • little. I heard no comments made =Jag the property of the deceased. I maw . a n paper lying on one of the tables, which I took and threw into the fire upon leirning from Emma that she had been with it to the priest fc*-Itis signature, which had been refused. I will swear 48111110 never in any room the day when Mrs. Betoson we requested to write her name on any document whatever. All that riled away in the cart was our own property . Ido apt remember tell ing Mr. Fernandes, the attorney, that the deceased had left • i wil i t a r:pared by proper attorneys. M Stringer, one of the siding who were accrued of aiding and abetting in the capital charge, was next ex amined, but nothing particular elicited, except the ad mission that she (the witness) drew up the document pox =to be • will of Mies Adarmon's. It will be mod that at • previous examination • witness named Hannah Babson distinctly swore that one at the prisoner's brothers drew up the document. Jame Stringer, the brother alluded to, was also exa mined, but he positively declared that be first am the document in him sister Emma's halide He did ask Batson toalgie it, but that was all. Mimed Moyle, broker's amistant, proved removing all the goods from of the shelf in the kitchen the day before the ads of Min Adamson's effects, but taw no packet of an kind. This is the shed on which • man namd Iffingworth alleged that hs found a packet of arsenic on the tint day of the Bele. . . . PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 7. The Su, - ,t —ley-rl,, 61, screw frigate, stemma out of harbour ”osy, to tent boo 'peed at the mitared asik ia Skim By. lie realised • oiled of away 131 knot& iton=se, wloiek are of 000 Um-pewee, me tint blf , awl Ge. She bite be Wired and Wed set /Wile - Bbe al arr ilima ll„ , ORA& Imam IL Bates, is are ibis ookyard the ice a thoroost Tileleit ships of the pert oioliea of the Choesq warm, under the commend al Bear4dairal J. E. llralase, are re- Iltdng M lipltbead. They ellerbe the Trafalgar, 91, mew, Captain B. O. Pezeiswe; the Algae., 91, mew, Calash' G. W. CYClellegbeal thkddimey, 40, =ew e = taia H. C.B. • sad the 32. .crew, J. H. Oectbara Dielifilasof the revue of the h a twlem Pad up wogs' IRA Srolo6sd four days -credence F RENC 8 VIN 81" A R'D A880(8ATIOlf, lial&Nlg. • 111' 111111-1 , rdeirl.. lea plias. AL Irt i tgAlir l..lB ' W. MI AL swlis lift ...a. MX= AM a mese lasi/ elVelent sirs Whew& PiAlat sod isslow in. from LIVZRPOOL to Al1:112W M A Ax by the mewl Oorta t. ll4= Oinobbfb t•INADIAN Ittolik-illbb AN.A.0.AA.14)% %.14111 Aillitt A\ natty y, Nov. L 11111111011.14 awl MANXMAN otow MAIM yosibA t Wt. al —Pint clam Lll 1M sod An ; taw matAk. Cl la . 47 Tb. 111* le Pkw Talk Ma Maeda Totoolo, W all pwls of Carl. sad Ur bilsra Maim at Mwi bistas.--est Imam yertrutbrs bey* to WWI. WSLUM,. I/4 Waist-sin* Ikratp.a. VXCELLENTII DIJOUTIMIC 00IIRAIITIL ALA MODULUS RICSAILI il ea F411119171. - -WATIEW MK and BLOC MN, Irving tins honoured with • Art•elsen Meant at the Ports tfahse Isidnition 6 aeampenied kg thit above Battering vite tho nubile i• in of their O teli t i rthLD =n t ad n iztenritv• amedlatent of Y iris as Or peunigen WAIIUMBION and 88.001)10,Goidoniths. iliutobetoeu No. W. Ritibiloorizeot Orres•enniew 11111•611thed A.D. me. lime men ad Chinn and Jetre , tor Is. nab. 2i B. This ennidiehment dean at la the sad on Ilnlierdaye al lOW* Irtracrtow or rim 78= HiorLarrsia.-47ba hi* lama* ka=semal Camerae, oomatimeag the forms ia by the dhows of his seal, illd• Licith B e= sad stoma of the 79111 Hi due la Ctet t le at lleallasso. Aa order bid been lensed for the minima to prude in the Qmonb-pack betwees Y aad o'clock, but la oaswgm ass cif the iaaismibt and threaten ing state c 4 the washer at that bra the.ordsr ear man tormastiod. LONDON arm Roza Vourrrialut —Drays or Carrara Jona—More was ao mirth oat or drill I sisals by the mina at this aria ea flataider sonasnes of the malemehaly death, by *maim oa Tues day, in Clow Bay, cm ths went and of Ireland; al Captain 'B. be hsyss JINN_ di th• first acarpay. The aaamarte swat at Jason derth ratazday apt a sad gloom over those arnaibied at HsrHattaa Room His Emma' worth sad tin extraordinary interest taken Ida in Me tavelesinses gad walbro of the amps made • animus' *womb& By every cam 641112 Colossi the Mamie if Damon to the bumbled VIM in the mast Oaptala Jones was held in the highest Mese. One of thsdwt mesabin of the regimen be felt an honourable pride in eseariag it. permanent exist epee and devoted some Maus every day to Maid for Cho peNen be Wad in it. Clapham JAW* lido yes it his thir year, has lit a youag widow and two chiklies to lament his lees. In his Familia be was highly ead as engineer to the London Or Oilmy he the respect of all with whom his duties brought him in contact. _ • TEAM to BREMEN.—TM North Germ. . ertal MUM' Coble ••..t• 1•••• •• 4 p. d.• 1111CLONIAIG ann. for Ur awe port, Lsoellest accomirdidea Ar Bs& mon. Irmo itt tow Gila. al : ink 1••••• at •Om sad • MIL PM PNILLIIIII, ' Inaigid.=4 , t,glitt ,mum, MAVIS, earl pinMUDS (Alfred Webb Mileo, Originator of he warld-arami swrca MODEM. al litS r eb, lb asasibaboolad aaaparnma inbabag au fs a abla—ila mew eft alarm b fA siAllev Wstr 51711 b QlllAll to sr. PZITABBLIIO, via Grimsby. Me cob Oe Lures n. pwwwdal egmt dere sr C ONDOR, caplaill MIT= will dor setwwle tw lils Yew ls akw awa—ter pau ea, wily WM IMAM awl IlingS. 11. Mooting. ale, is 11000ATI MAO Ida Wpazia, IXCELLINCIL L.. and BON caa da rt that raw& d idi airam szsline TM% drit pglvalol i tr ei ter.=ll LIM= ot i LVIRT %of mfifolol sod voilmoollfp t• 1w 11111110111 Valat OW Is Mood daily NINTImo Ihe LII I IMILLIM C 110124.1 DRIP aro tar Waal vflit at tommoo t orero of Ihr la ions sad WI osoogollow ; 0100 soma grisly tot lovoolloo ot 811 1117i011111BY rot BMW, EAT WCAP, sal BOOT %MOO 111011111111 M canals a siedepsalided Mask Jo UN 44 swat kissosiictures. 11ZOITLAR 81MAII commuracariort to LIP VUTIIIEiIiAO ewe s utak —Tr Ise rHYu mow ikesmai PTAP WAPA, taptain P1i,611310. will duo e ishmed s 71$ WT ,11•61sy . sad imme TI.IIIOKIWW MOILNI.116) arm at Ihiselpdsma walla pods and paimusin. lane: MIA alm, A 3 )3. :...r M. MIS ma, Ai Is rocorl dr*. AL —4•8_1361.3, josies, awl/ le ours., FAIALUM. 11.1•344 ma. LC. — sw UMW mr/ mei mai be anima al. 111 vf Imo sz , dlangad, samaildri. Grath a r. ay :ol•llBk2= ned Ltra!, L MCIMIIar 110 Ire Boot trot ot llnfrari ruin Ire 1 1§1Haimansak arl Mt at Ition. Alma (vat pabilabacl) rdais&Sanof *Mit My !maim Cowie CINOLIBI and ALDGA2I and laW O.WOMMUM. Caw at HASIMIM. a Bragiord sew RAW& Yortaildts. won AL NOTICL MAIM and MA', OMAN Is ROMILDAM mild UM =NZ go Twcz o rw.-th. . err ma aSsimail lIVZ 141wtie lfna Isms Oen ale=lbe a rg , aiii BM 11 421111M11. beim I :ll ll lMisr,4l6,llanier 1"114 11 = .--14Miperk si t, ar n i.tels's t ma = Se as lalbediris 1141m4soi 100 11.1044•10,AC1LC A be CLONED Tlile DAY see TO-MOJILIAM. sol DM ix, opened, or %Wag, o Wedeeeday morning iluTisry, after consulting for three boon, returned e vradiei of " Wilful murder." GREAT WEINCERN RAILWAY.—CHEAP ILICTISIUN to n /NUM TlL—Tlia LWIT at late SEA PON —no PATt !DAY. Ms Mao OvasiMit, mpg iissollse 11 111C11310PI I Inn lam Padalagaaa to p. ia MlD gua., tor CIIIMMIAII. lienslana. T n. atarbrlnn, Wis4bary. and ham tom too an • Taal ma nod fa): Dar. abaina laa and anntaina. an TV/ADAY. OA In ban Warangal' at ; and hilamsdlate slisousi as pot NIL GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ! Eirrftwor tbr NORTII al WV PALL Sk i rl' atillietriAtrwerr i art i lligg Ift . wad Wami..it la aslaaj . Waft. Ism ,li awl ta j , Wart Ilrussaialk . Warburbary, sad lalarbna Ufa at MI I b ,; W•trarlioaato sad W WwwwWww Wo. wad Deb,. Mow.% Unpliewwwil i r e w- Ma. aid Mir Ws. rd ILt sressard mot LI Mt NW 121. It): mplanke ea Wwksarbo, Oalabar I;7= Limped di !Maw GREAT WIPTIRN RAILWAY. sUNDAY, Sa. as iAVb &ODTi L have Psiilaciaa al t 41 a.ria awl Midas ma alio am. tar MIMS -111111 sad Nola .1% as la., W Maul As. sag Ilba IMO day truia 11/196•1 at TA pa. L ONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. 111 W Tilnitt—torttnaft, Itiet LPN la/N ♦NU IItKLAND IN euvax um g. 4 N.. %AI Tsars. Irv, the LOAM IRMA , Station at 2.5 aro, sad at. einftemi Work arrtrly at klagitawa tot Lamm at. r awl 7 •tu it gar tlvely IKett New Walk oho karma ILYypolama at 7.11 as awl 720 pin inr Mac mints leya•llrel7 at Itaalusatirare at &IS rat crawl aft as Illnestrlch tone .lata=zit i lameagl ai ti tiara tralae ben Wood to .' =railladirt CM Onortirt 21 . 0 0 0 m- 1 / 4 W. Gamilltd Bomar. Iltuttm Oulailar, and KIDICAL LUZ ASSURANCE, W ri...-= ishid ltamaLusukom. &W W. lbw Husker of the Vedical e Wow& lift Assam as.. ly 114•1.4 Allket AwaraAa• rsp.uv. the 1:1111 laaasatortle be ~no: WM,. Malt A. amt. d I amJ cacao& 1240,001 sae« rtb..4 4pitill Yam: timakat A......,1 lemma trim Life reoldade woods d IN The Mises I. now panponbig r new atom IM. el. WO par wham Pr.4asmor 11a Iluagaia Repast new hot oolooldo of boblilio • adde la6a , awl the wakommis d avalsta i appear,: that Oar that Um aarptra la helmet the brais.... Jos*, slier poridiug tar ovary lashilitir was lit BMWS T WILIJAII 8111711, Aetsary. C. LOWLY MUM Sacrflary. NOTICZ of REMOVAL tram Old Ltroad-idnet, le CA. CIARNILIIA tL TM RAILWAY PAM/No:Y.IV WOOLPANT bewee ibalast W A o l'll4olll wleether RAlRWAY4444bennee AL Amami warm 4111•11/11•011 • I,LW rt death Iron Le44.ot 41leeeklir Ireee in d tam. •of E PUMA I own TWELVE lovarod la Wand yearly by ill lAN'[ , No gars peembio for Ilakialoure Pee farther Wausau. only to the Pmirborial Agents, the arlbray 14•41444. or or Rho Neal Moo Thla I•Al tOsasgang *Ahoy{ l 4 entAt Aity other, has paid tor 0086- 1•11••• JAK., W. I. TIAN, Somorory. Ikelf•h7 =Weir LOOM Wee I'Vegamr. Galle• .66 LC, And .t lA, UMW efR ADVANCES MADE, without dots , s t ito max(( vvirwrit COlifl/LIFY limergaleaansl, ea delimit et &ob. blab al al* fa Mir sp. moot siessig. vegajable toy soap slimed I par coal. in all aaseanta aims St. 12.114=117 la awes of Ma • god 416 each. rromposium sow wow woo two Y appikaties. ANDREW JAN WIT. ilimaiiiipinoim Fut". DESTItIVTION d the PLANT, .I.**ll, aadritiort.NTY of She LAMONT BOIPIIILY IMP I NA "tUlltili be G.. Mete.. rpm Bisibms, d ska•.Ll ru $I itVATIOS el the Imka, Papers. sad Cub to 1111.5 Ire RAI r tundlew by the Aldo et SW* dam melee sot %leer. , lbe cement. el alga went amegemeti.-11•0 Timber nettt 7. leer IU 1110 4 san. THOM otS. 3111.‘12 AID SON, Liverpool. en,l 47*. 51 , ..r,tate *Amer t Laska crytku..,.—W• hat e cry grad Meager, to bearing We e tat. m e g of ). lir ' rettat - Fur reettang Ira des.. la Live der tirstn,y,t the oboes of este lleerers ea sender week* last, oar trot.. papers, ead mesh*di& lb. re in the mit we parr tux,' front po. iu Mardi Yet, tesee edi &not and Me it the toner remarkable teetatottlatit Inethemill ter te, ether eoree, out er yet, ruasulateete, elentilag la Me Wee Ake edible lets Seel of yeti: ode. Wen elaiMid. OLP tort teikodie hews bees bees realised in late amen teat, And We leave )..a at liberty to mks or of We berm la Nay ray I'. may wear e .s., Omilmes, mum te. Ylikeff monuo ut . aletwell. Sort. lilt ItYZZAI7II COPAHI/11 ar SACCHAILATID 4 Pitt7iii.—llopalbs sad wish§ we. tie lu lisasabos loot Urns dessyr an ei • ell hear 104 ma. awl users. mill i Ck orkedlossas. IL Solos@ rum sa.,..Sni in reisdarlas wird& lasropasitia aromas pe , iastay 1 / a 1.:11.1o, by taussislog,_ bit cusushase, ail las samara properties. TLit prispoihika lir bora asterl i.. 2 Pasts Arad ear y at lirdiele.. salad lima than • Wats is Paris sad the dilaravit ismidoa buspilids, sic, a. 40 1.. 41.4 N. barrio.losismea, Wei the care M••••/, tjJ.y , lisisisd, alai Is Z. os ' Lao t," Nov. 6 sad be< in. 111114. The eopablae. salsa la is Sera of sorttlip plat avow plan aims a curu In about Is slaya Widow la roast ar ••••b•sis rilismos Sm. kers 4,6 d • tree by prat, Sa {Na at Sot Eli L 'a. Vairao et. moo. tr. day owls* Laa•••• • 22 4 A St. 4.....u55. tads: ass: all LW used impostaili caroms. TOURISTS sad EXCURSIONISTS piarided twat NJWCINANN 11 1= NM = um &a, einTAIVIZ I47 mg ALDGAIr TMAKIIML •aI Cour al NNW WIAININTIMINT sr I HAJLT4INUT. and ludieurd sod BMW Yorkahlre. QTDINHAILM 11101781R8, 17a 6d., the ...w etaell et esumemied ttee-trade. the etwateml hoorilheeklee et lids seem itiredlees lir the rue et seam teeleatieg Wee eed MIK Welder{ it e 4. thentsa lanhah—GAMlAL 111111M1111114 S IINSHINI rIdiwW sod ahowers—aa reee-eoluse, or bulllironlra ae =on ih. arthritail asl= rCr a tlOL P Rei ln& id.—alade SAll Ir§cANNAN BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, Ns. ; oar= b u ass.—N.A. so/ iir ItAXIIEL It IY1): HAN DAILY NIOLICIDX OUT, mi. NI., sow& Naito& —Nadi aft by BAIIIIIIL LeitiONfill. TIT, 1860.—Post fres, &no dam • TILLITLIII KILPIIIIIIIIO Mrs& SAIMILS TONT IllnoVillANlll la AJITIVICIAL Mill saiMa MLR CURALITZ OM" vigil. me isi will wear Wee Um MN salivary ones ; alba WWI Mal orlidera wk =r omm ee, as sosialo sad Massa say opeoelba. a So ell Me boos Siealb Ike So 1 serviest. u pan. S. b oire •serebbilad NOPIOCI u.s Elals boa imam boli llos orb— es MOM bors. , b Ilie GM tom kb' is. no, .2 .: Uedas% sad al, as. IMprealli k altr• "218 • obleleablo by "saw's mires mit --... sad lb boob oppreeb Is perbeilea lei ' " ilehriods boils dossidbo sr Nibs M vain =win sa.• isfrir maw am ion imm, Nor uirdosesernelt I userirsy pielkilieg Is Me S. ma; arl Mei all alma le the CM rost 11l 01l Ihe rinds mom Wpm boom be memblis, sad S. P. laierrao Oboe Liverpool : Id 4 Dekebreel HAIR BIEITORID_ ha_ prow_ 14_ sad Beautified by the me d ROWLAND, MACAMILaI 011.-11. myn, Lair frau Wag. en ae tanks sarenithiss weak laalr. dorm la b m sae sod 41rdaill, nod salmon heentihay eery. Its egeratkoa la sues at Wla ino pow = red Ur* . and In the growth of W aas IM bast and Mutiatachba, It it unfailing In Ile Klarallialna apnratania for eldldrea it is erpe, reruatmeaded ee Ikinass beds et a Waist/al h.. 4 of hair. while ita Inahaelhallan Meshe sainery of euratt), and. the 'mama, testimonials eirmeetil received of It. afford the best sad tams pro& el Ile aurae Prier Y. ea. 7a, lea att. squat to laws Apdl jer bride. Csalloa —LA fur •• iturftatuts Massanar Soil at po. Nalrear 1 garden, and by etternista awl pedereers. A NDErTßtbitaitt% QUARTS of RICH ?MORLEY'S 001116=1*. "- 1.Y. 4. mansure, Caere, caste/WM. eest leek, mi Lliikele. arose paW to sap rollway rialtos la Shp I; Itoptiom. Ya JOSI2II THORLEY, the Inventor and Mole Proprietor. Moose , Moue ahl ChkelesMaporsL Llselicr/AS Looduse Assate rooked In every Won orbits am an alrastlp apputated. MUM'S EtZLECT LIBRARY.—The widast possible dreads/Wm Is /has sit t lam" to every recent work ot sekoowlederal was r ownsal Wows in Ittst.wy, We insoky. Phliwsofige travel , oaf dr Maher clams ul Os umi Ties present ewe of Oamoso Assn* takeoff Mar pot mums Kw& salsanstios assislassper swum wimass , tug at sap eistk boot societies low l vfliesoMooolm sod Masa looltotos seir . d , thersi Wpm was ke obtained on sp • low —Charks UMW far e ree Oxfordatrest. Lwtsloa; CrosswtzwW, lassisissiket; aM New slintst, PRE LOSDON REVIEW, a Weal i t ri d I. ataimotod by Ora likkilkar, • Talli , .4 INN lemma kr dr ll=t ip lr a =, awry •••11.—Mase. 11, Wow& 97 WOLINGZAIL—Tbe town memal d W skimilro hive sutanitoously chosen Mr. Omege Rumen, d the Onfordelreuit, and sicced am of the kAs iNr Reary_Risoll, Dart., of Swellowlield Place, Dr am** M the meeag it the recurderahie ocoseeued mobsessuos ANA Az. Augustus F. earn og t on . y ?ma RELIGIOUS DISNENsIoNei IN ST. GS,OliGi'd lisSlE.—Yesterdey evade, these wee • LIAM outbreak in tb p ia church of elt. Geesge's-isilse-lisekeleas seems to Orestes that the disturbasees Mace be.. at Lag prevailed them Iral never Mee SO MI eat The eltieresdeee, feerfag Met • • AM might WA pima le meregamee el the amtmee d earrissmiset piesel ea the ilest-W i lsboaree (Itowe), ow Thaesim Wt , ileetramed ea th e feria. smi Me othele of the maettletioll WEE , *SW Us the Isody_ortho dm& The }mere Pete reed by the Res. T. El. Beigit, The mie emeteatly iatemeMed. At Ant the reapeame we loaded end by • lease amalter of pemao., 'rime imam. deesemtmekm wee to ems the vetoes of the eherletem be the eaprielt. la Me sewed lemon the mat " hopelememat" emeemi ; • lead leash and sheet lehewed its Mass. mod w me ler Wage and curates was misdeed Plli mad aside. cheers. The bland IN me la 111. e sigmas to he objmaateble te the eempegetket, who eillieSlNllllll4. hr shouting end elamplag dime, le mesa lc Mager bees Laud ohm givieg eat the hyenas. The was mere see} by the chair sod ineam* by dot ; maw by some 80 fie yemg me aria ;Mama r aka hosZ titer seeds. In eft eseli ne inenne eon ' Me Bee. J. C. I.3III3IOIWINATION AGAINiT a VOLUN lika—w• imarsorma that the captain af the Dorm Tokasimer Artillery Corps has given directioes for Mr.W. IL I Mow!!, one el the members onhe corps, to be keg he. for bleukardhmeles, the eiremastemess smiler whisk fleosileged Mdriegement of military iiiseipliee leek gime Wir : It apps that a week or two itMr i ltur7 haSular tat • sorteda boat aye O of the I drill and that pnee he the meter he to his ea nn odor thea altlenegh he should be able to be present at the canmeres, aslet, be shield be obliged to Woe Were drill inlehed. It dose not ems, tram what coo be at that any objection was raised by Captain W 011111146 s= time, but that oil the eves* in question, at the : 4eing hour, en W. flown vplying for peranmeon to application was retss hemp= Mr. Mowll resaarkt that hie segagrumat was me twiligibiat thee he snot stony risk, and thee telt the ialvessil. Per deism sn i blel hail Woo tined 54., whisk herreener„he imams to pay mdse. it is legally enforced. Probably, if asps are taken to recover the penalty, the public will be noire fully lailenied of the eireuenstanom than they can be at preesa.—Dover Chronicle. --- eNBIIB3I . LY FitACAB. —lt I. naclentood that an unpleasant glair bee takes pleat is the Oalednedea United berries I.l l earailing in t 6 aspirins of certain atoms al the 13th Dengsmis, et present stationed at Piershill. Pram what transpired, it weld appear that use of their number bad arms time sgo • rule el the alub eadar suck eineemeleame as te mum him to be ocairatmi dated with by gm or antimittes ; and that, se be did nel eller any um II is rig even &draw. ablanlinalndialines itt was ezpalled. s erfew Bo ease Assn the Abed togeth in the slab beleijer in* Wee es a god liar expelled comrade. o wee Reif Nei al selled=. a decorous proneeding I bat la WOW it is said, proceeded. ehr = l to such pranks es piling the tables en• d ebbbee the Wei of a grand pyr_sinstit and %Marin mw loud then either melodious or intelligible. = il j a rpeeeene so implicated received a letter from the eammitine, aloft • epportuaity for explanation ; but fb 111011111141M111111/11,21.11, " with thanks," some of theta sespesed. Tbeeeepes. the whole offenders were subjected I. egpulies. end a ellalmmat of their conduct laid before the looked of due mime end the Commendertn-Chief for doodiall—sione deo Matter nate fur the present, but, it must be 'apposed, only for the present. —Scotsman. rils RECENT HURRICANE ON THE NORTH - c - iiiii;. - The telegrams reoeived at Lloyd's in the course et Saturday furnish • very himentlible addition to es already /mg catalogue of disasters whioh took place during the recast fearful storm on the Northern wad of the United wens Kintelorm Is bunt forth oar Wednesday in morales from the .16. W A to the N.W. and continued parte until riday morning, the gale at times raging with the force of a Mariana on the more exposed posits of the Scotch mast. Neck /woo was occasioned, and the &hems have suffered very severely , . A large ship, called the Agnes Anderson Captain Beating, mender, bound to tit. John's, New Brunswick, woe blown on the rocks sear Elbearear during Thunder night. She bad been driven out of her wane hy the Mamie of the gale, and bad brreaght off with two sacbon down. The moatwe=o cut away the masts, so as to eam the oh*, Theo she ' parted from her cables, and eventually wee &abed ea to the rucks. Noel of the mew soaped, but two uotortenalo men j were drowned. The ship wu upwards of 1,200 Wee. In the vicinity of Torinemouth the gale told with moot deem toting effect. A sehooner, named the Joae and Mary, bound to Wanym, gut estbayod, and wee owe os the mot near Speyinoutis, and the whole of her ushappy mow perished. Another illdated vessel, • sloop, suppowall to belong to iliVilllllllll4 skated • similar fate mar the mow spot, the Made rasatiag with • watery gram. Tin atrodbit schooner Emanuel, from Beebe for Harbmp, we tele lost ou Healey-head, mate of Me WOW pediiL Guthrie% of sad for Limas, be reelse near :ay- haul during the h$ el the gab, sad me band woe last Them w a d r l j ac k" aster morlod t have bass owl admit% and • Isirasidisa 110 11 stated to have beim NM 10 fOlllllll., fete of the sow being uncertain. The ph appears to bare extended Holm the north.eset mast bsy:raTy... Ths ße t:° lll. .. rise, Captain Taylor, was host mar Wand. TM Trio, of Arbratt, was as the Pm The mho:monism's, at liontrom fonnared is thobirway, and another schooner sidled the New Haw Ronan, treat ashore on Holy blend, sod wee May last. flingie/ M Mug umbra Wang* to Mundirbni toys, Mimed by the ses which wee svisaPps, aid aka, dosed. In ane inetease the vessel west -- down with all on hoard. The sinner Prowl/som ma Zis Wright, of and for fi emeestls Malt sailed tree is mooed to hare been run down, end OM the r ea mer perishaL At Wiiislop and the add moat most six coasters were Ohm the as., in rand indonese having been preserind. Volans al preperty Is very eon sideratic, mid will be seemly fib by the - north country in suronce dubs. The Clotilde, beset Is New York from the Tyne, war abondoned new the l>edlefel i & 1 . „„ _II' crew 114oDeeklal an getting away In their om lacy were afterwards picked up and tabs into the Hirabor. The accounts trans tie Irish meal sloe nark el the sere• rity of tin Hann. The Wellington Masser, for Wesillisr i trim Newomtle„ was wrecked la BMWs Harbour, near Loodouderry ; sad the Ana May _frosallendarisad for ht. John's, was abandonsd ad Tory Lima The ehippiag an the Dutch ramp of 4111114 also aaeatm to have s uffered much darnel". The 'lima from Hartepool, is reported to ham bees Oftlistird ening the , lad weather of Morals/ sifiht,.•ad that the ship wee totally lost with all hands. The bop Kent, of Sunderland,' was found at sea waterlogged of the mirth Me of the law. About 10 sr 19 miles oat bleligelead ass diemested skip sad two mends bottom up were sees on Friday afternoom The brig Tema, Alpr captain, bailing from Iliddissinewegli, ask mar Helmet. i: . . .00dECUTION .. err 4 =stomas inns ' SINGING .42' 1 1771/11112. ' `! . , ie u i At' libe petty endow at HmallburO, Nogbetft • N Tamil% a slops wee preferred by the Rev. Wird !Me Na' riser of Isessys_J i =oit risk sad Aim • =two el bis in humble el irOes _cs " ilt=lth et s= lath, thin guilty of Werke* brimitor is the spar yard oft he said parish et Bef,ift Ors sad there d r cm the wry to sad at Os oft is sehoptiesti .t ro risioli sz Or add libseed Pete Meals was Ow troubled, he being this sad there the view of thee pi . Orh, rei the wily penes didy anthwiesd to *form the burl alnico is lie sherelwerd of the said eon 7lttlbe foot d Ow baste Work ies= end Theft wee • fell bosh et visa—dir Sorb ilembei °Oat, 8.. I. Wllidtrte i rt wa Meld. Bev irs tg± llll " key. wilier procredhur. Mr. of Loden) for the proosties ; and Mr. W. H. (Nor ilsr the deferse. (lieuee, bolo esideread the both, called Tha Jim B. P. Neils, f w who deposed—On Ikesday the e rtillrek I Wald on lin. Webster, having that OW was dod aid haptieed, and in se and = 1 1: mow as / omit, I told ler I should be amble to ' the burial movies our the child, and that I wee Zs had neglected to have it baptised. Blie a d d, " lint/ have l prayer i sind singing over it," to whirl I that such a would be illegal, and I hoped she think of it. chase the spot where she would Or child to be buried, sad we then parted. Next Wens heard Ned she Weeded to have skiing over I want to her with my wife, ant in the • ''" main begged her not, saying that if abe would r esdigtave the - kiwis '_l was quite - stilling that she the dad buried am the spot she Irst obstal, ea& that I instal we should sesame to ito Wave aid kladnew as heretofore. After a Ertl ot ONO trams ho, I asked her se a favour to to have so begliag„ and As granind diitinctly that ahoidd hi =n - ti. l thin' . 0. tb le v f i nneral to piste st ore 'OAS the ais t:trith ea r d Jteid her c= g et dose). sad I lee Warned that regjag i watbnal ks er rias a i s 4 = Isia=l Jos overt pave. I er47 82 5d end all bon presedt, I west rum* whet you are are dreg," which I repeated =tiros, WA they did set deist. I feb wry oath iseil termidsd, polyoirft tie it was against a gives to ma, aad as Odd" promise I had = Vire le be dug where it or ern* of my pantheons woe Inmost, end ii my ostirrity set. at drissee. L Tits body had only lately coma inn the mitelsor, had ri e to ws the child was unburned, I rheeld have the emote to have the te performed. One ' tiro coed the wiles* I wish to my egret desire that this acrid art be semitieseil as pro orsiew boa ea askind folk* My wish has begs from the brining to do what was load to tires perdue, in proof of wiril I saw . 11117 or two age, when - he d, "Oh sir, T regret . y ever having dome this, I will iteewe do d again," I robed, "If you will awe and sidled* that effect, I should be happy to forego the pro. radio." Chairman thought they could hardly go into that.. ed—l lave known Mr. Fish shoat SO years, en hes horse • good moral character. d S isimand. Tillett—Yon have mid, " after a greeifisal *bees frogMn• Webster." Can you favour the magistrates with thellordit amused? 'Muss Otto laid, " Now yen= talk alien Ilik surl i tt the ether as to the of this *Rd, but I ice what—l shall bury h= part of the eirmidapird I Me, sad I shell have • i thole, sad he lira mom se they have • right to ores Is spits at you ar seyese." Aftsr tartar /tr. Tills* edit=court for the defines. Its arid, the informatics was hid under • recent act, width wee Pored to most erisin disturbance is the pole et , di. Gireige's-in-theaket, with which evenbody wee I elbs pared la twisegessmos tithe imehiiity of • eat le suppress disorderly conduce ha churches. The ft previously stood rested mainly on a statute of the I* =cap. 3, which was an act against offender is the sad in the Ph 'art Oh oboes ot the new ad it wee '.*rl that nothing therein was to be construed as ro sier any we/ Otero the old act. The preamble Ng set Arad that, "forasmuch as it la necessary ia Weiry Obistier alione•Wasith to provide that tranqtdthity aut pease op be peagerred and oontinued moot nild ssitadoliS ill Holy Church in the to el lia tivjet monies and administration of the sewealest seersoiteble, se before this tune it WA thee eseseitesiedle hely eerroaies within this trim, sW , Ittat e b e= se tio= theressiu taint or may by foresight be es chewed and avoided. red remedy therefore in due dm provided, se wed for the preservation of the Qom% Memd poise as for an universal quietens and oar to be used 'Rids this realm." This act, they would sleeve, was wade is the pep of the Romeo catholic Mary. It amend in the bid esstbcs that " if any person or per ms§ .1 their own parer or authority at any time or t hn ra tirit i .e S AWS lyk ban • WilliM e of maliciously3l. by oPeapt and kth sit, dtenseth er vez, or trouble, or by any oth er i unlaw ful ways or weans disquiet or Mialille as preacher or allowedre o li r ees uiei oren or a p L ad mih,..b.c., c01 z4 .4 0f Mist he re they sh g erZie, dub* wreak cpro wenn is eary chunk, eimpei, eloreityard," kn. He wished them specially to souse that it was a disturbance of ray elergyeass inessossarstehiag, or collate.," and the same trade One lairsissid into the reoeut wt. It was not the weft MI a elergyessa which rendered • rasa dais he it wee the disturbs/toe of The pil = ls WWI* of Ord which sat was made to meet. The next sods. dearly oho spirit in which the act no framed, for it wu _ iganist any person who *ball (hearts way priest " papal& eayiofi, doiag, OWOISS, ✓onsterth& or coleisaking WO Mai, or other Devine service. Mennen the 6th shoo of itself would be suffi cient to l ib informative. „Xi,' You an sassitio das net which merely to in tie - Orwita. The au act applies to ferilir ewes. After moss farther discussion as to the meaning of the I llz. Tibet said he wield boo the law to the bench vadat Ms Mitieg's gW illaiw. end ern to the fans, which, as he ass lerisesl4 woe bray thaw :—A child of /dm Wader al Moen shod thre.quarters of ayear old, Med. The went le the clergyman and asked for burial, bet the demos soloed, the add beefsalostiised. gibe then atibod boo .Ile do grits Ai be deg, awl he wee itersrelei pulbrely that Owe was se asdastending at alias to not singing. Whether that was so or not did sot, however, ether into the facts, for whatever toner deeding thin was cold badly revers tits lust" the use. The goes as deg, od lbw Weirto Pored dir. Fish, cif so the astiemos. tarmse hie to e tler-o rvina mu to Wend at the oho*, that the migiet oat be thrown be the men as a dog,, but night have some funeral ielobanke as far se ad be does menstently with the liselbge Oar. Neal*. Taws was se wish on the pert of hie eibets_ la wry way to away Mr. Niels Tiy , woe WOW* Ontorrag peop le , and would jest as e wish that Mr.** as Yr Neale to sanor ssua. . They the OM le the churchyard, sod it hard theyeltold see be allowed to go in, not r =Mr.Neehn reason, they knelt down onside in sot WM. SOSO tip prayer. They then rose, and ia orderly poseries weber to the pave, when they sang Skis Imam : Ala.! how eon the body dies, "Ts but as soft rod • Each passing osoira homy cries— " Prepare to 400.4 thy God." • All 118 a ltr•S a r a. " . 7611 whale 1.7 " Poore& And On the deoplief ebli grolested against what as beteg • Nora *is slid by ray penes pre sent Is 11 114 bells airi it 7g is their him sane weed woad re roped the but the areides was toe a, Oro' as 0 the spirit of eseseF, within there, ben vex a rohreter et raltenwe t this leferwellee, es e4ha.these parties wire_ gisillt et "iersagell is: the churchyard of the Wiped* by Si. ad tar. i Go the way to and at lila gamed ea saberehol Really it alma* minded ems et the Pipla el Miry to hear that mob tg. a *sills woe pity hi deout behaviour. 'Wide wad let express the ties an felt that the elan if • Wen likei be rap the Leak was dere piety with be itesse aerisossi thosprilies sub = as • Pineal &sem • Won thee& gabby el Is. bailor! Crasereld Non* Yip *shag that to be , hew an . hosed babe as arch ensue like ' be- ' loOser . The Rev. Mr. Willdes—l an SO Wirt is these Witten" bet, aocceding to tir Tuber, • Christian clergyman imenot beey an embanked child. We have so power. , Mr. Tiliett—l merely pays that is my Iselin. Mr. Wilkine—Bet If set entrained it would go forth se submitted to, and I wish therefor to sesta that as • clergyman I have so earthly power to read the service over as mbrimi= Wpal"w hollers I my entortare, the re spew fedi& sun bang dons, an I have au Mr. Mr . Tilleit—Well, I simply urge that these parties were sot within the messier of the set is noir that hymn, guilty of tedscent behaviour. I leave it is yoer bends. Before the nun was stirred, Mr. Neale said he wished to say that if there should be • porky, he *shed that it might be the modest peedbia DESPERATE HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN NOATOUJIBA On Friday two brothers named Cmoond, and two wanes, the wife and daughter of one of the min, were brought before Captain _ ,Belby R.N., one of the county ma gistrates at Abiwick, chuged with committing a highway Mr. Bobo Carr, • fanner living at Ditehbato, 7h= li gustletnaa was retuning from Alawiek fair, on , Toseday night. It seems that Mr. Carr lad overtaken the Cremondk who are " mown," and awasseneed to talk to them. While the party were going al the road, which is rather lopei7, • young Min named W iemeca, belonging to 'Huhn' Park, came up close behind, but unlosotrn to the Chummed% and heard them, amongst themselves, making awe of threatening language towards Mr. Carr, and kW. mating whet they intended to do. Williamson, on hearing this, instantly went to the White Houme, which im only a shortdiannee, for maistanee, and without delay returned to the road, accompanied by Michael Ginger, • powerful young man, his father. and others. When they reached the road, which they did at • different point from that where Willianimon had left the party, they found Mr. Carr had been knocked from his horse, and was lying on the ground insensible, with one of the men and one of the women upon him, and striking him. Gibson, who had brought a stout cudgel with him, on seeing the position of I affair; immediately aimed a blow at the man who was upon Mr. CUT, but it missed him, and alighted on the woman, putting her Monde combs; sad he thee repeated the proems upon the man with like ußaet. In the messwitile the other man mad woman, seeing the sempleallen *bleb affairs had am sessed, were attempting to amps. with the fans, bat were purenedestdspeedily overtaken by Ofiessorimeebelatesed to apply the wins treatment to them ih t e f ri t apo h a sy milt= as he lad dome the ethers. They at ellersoliest, sad the whole four was reeds prisoner& Mr. Our wee removed, still towable, to the White Roue, his wens& attended Su sada sasses seat for to Alowick. When the haler arrived he found Mr. Oser had recovered his con. stioseaseu but was su4sde. bees a severe contused wound in the temple (which ladle's "libeled previous to his being dogged from his harm), and ether injuries in diffe rent of his {body Mr. Carr, es bee before been stated, M bed been at ewl& W. where he had sold • tien• tity o sleek, bat fortunately_ had deposited the mossy is the hank, wept tif., whisk he bad retailed sad put is a bag to seise his anal eependiesea. This mosey sad bad hi in his gesenesten vim albeelted, but it is , and f t strict vim a bee made in the now of the snack, ft has not so far ben found, and Whether the era sad woman who woe attempting to OWN IF* the earls bad eueurded ia dieparlag of it is not lowa. The pollee calve wens e were quickly 00 the spot, sod the hat plusses were headed over to them, who Wight than is Alawiek, and lodged them in the Corraeties Neese. As Mr. Carr was too ill to attend, the prit.oners were restessied. THE GAOL OP NEWOATI. The moat extensive alterations are at present going on *the poi of Newgate, with a view to fully carry out the aspirate system of coulinement, and prevent the contamination that prevailed, owing to the indiecrimioate mixing of young and old offeudan together. These altera tions are now confined to the female side of the `col, the whole of the male aide having been remodelled within the lad few yore, and the male primeness being now confined In operate Alamos and cells, and having no means el entaminetieg each other before trial, ur at any period dog their sojourn in the prison. For • long time no alteration was made in the female side of the prison, which was merely . divided into separate mods. The authorities of the prison, of count., took all the mesas in their power to cla ssify chop sad to prevent young women who were possibly with a first Wean, and who had previously borne a god eherseter, from being assodatod with proetitu.es and old offenders ; but atill, under certain circumstances, it was impossible to carry this out to the fell azten%id the evil cenesquenoce of such aimocietion were ueetly *might under the hence of the authorities of e sot , poratian of London, aid the Rev. Mr. Davis, the ordiseu, repeatedly erged the neessaity of an alteration being ma&, and at heath these efforts were eucoeseful, and the cor poration wan to the resoluticw of expending • sum of 90001. os improving the women's side of the gaol, and also making additions/ accommodation for the °Homo/ the corporation and Ike public in the Seaman Have. The whole of the female prisoners were removed to the CRT *iron at Holloway, and the pork* of the gaol that had been once pid by that class of prisoners was entirely pulled down, and its stead there will be erected fresh ranges al sells to accommodate fifty primeness, the whole of whom will have operate cells, as on the male side, and they will have no opportunity of communicating or conversing with reek other. The smear number of female prisoners con firmed in the gaol, it appears, is 37 ; but in order that no dillioulty might at say time arise from the prison being ovatoravreod, it was resolved to made aosesoneedatiew fir m y m i ns the lamest weaber that ell trona. pitymaid eve be walla the gaol at say parka amnion an arise and nether. While the &bandies an gang ! ea the Innis Wears, ae shove dated, see goateed Y Molloway meek and whew the mean a the Onkel CA- Orewt takes pins they are haeught beakwards sad ham& even day wail their caw as anesed a. It is set expand int the whale af the 'heathens will he sap. Sia much less thee a twelesesean Ina the anima sad it is them lisped that are psi* Reeoplw— w wee forms* ease a asay M arne quite a modapais. - Mr. Churchwarden Qualm Can occupied the chair, sad the report recommending the panting the site of the oval at the northern end of the Portland-road to the Metro wlitan (Underground) Railway for a station, on the condi none above referred to, having been read by Mr. Oreenwell, the vestry clad Mr. Htenuee moved the era:lotion of the report, which learbele vend unaaimmudy in very large commune.. He blitigredthat as* band had fa power to make this grant, although there .was semi doubt as to the actual ownership alibi Lad which had bees enclosed byy that parish. As an equivalent for giving up this Its the daeoton had agreed to ouraderoartain poraiemiefeheread which they purchased Statfordarest and Chapelotreet, so as to .enable to be widened us well se straightened • gnli ealgeent thin wed.l knew, there PM at preteat a,aeoet sradkeramil tea.. The engineer and solicitor of the - f ad list the To in an exceedingly good -ad fair epin ; end Mr. learchal, as solicitor, had stated that he had no doubt of the .dhittotono assenting to this arrangwent, provided the ves Cty should agree to it. The e losheittee looked upon it as being most advantageous to mei therefore they remenemided the plan for . C. Farm seconded this readutkei. Mr. GanawnL, the vestry . said—By the 3rd of Oeo. IV., cep. 84, sec. sb—the May Local Act---the piece of rand at the top of theiliseekadroad being than a nuisance, was placed under the oidethol .eif the 'vestry upon condition that they ribald put I tenet round it sod pt a shrubbery therein. They did so, .and there was a subse quent agreement that they should mama it of the Woods and Forests for the sum of 4(8., whisk WA never carried out. The railway company, under their act of parliament, would have a right to purchase thin land if they thought pr. AU that the vestry was required to do wee to give up the grand and the iron railing. The resolution was put and carried unanimously. Oa the report with reference to the tramway projecindby Mr. Train, to run from John's-wood, through Baker area Portmesoquere, ho., into Oricedareet, ands yearn line up Oxfordareet from Regent-street, and through Gioncester-place to the New.roed, and so on to St. John a- wood, being brought up for consideration, A letter was read from Mr. Curtis, of Crown-court, Old Brost-area, claiming a far superior levitation as to street railways, in the shape of a carnage astable of carrying sixty pavan, with the wheels so constructed that in the event of any abstractions the flanges would shut up in such a way that the ,optraisge would at ono, run on the crazily road Isle any can conveyance. The letter urged the vestry to give his pha the advantage of consideration before deciding th►quesllea A cm:ammonia was also read from the ing di psthe London and General Omnibus Compeny, stat through the reports in the public journa they had thattheta committee of the Vestry of Si. Marylebone hid been appointed, and that they lad reported itvoar•bly, and ad adopted, or were about to adopt, a proposal made by Mr. Train, for laying down a sheet tramway, and that a full dismission was to be held upon the 'subject. The directors of the London General Omnibus Company state that in 1837-8 an application was made to parliament and to the Marylebone vestry by that to sanction a scheme similar, but which they oatsitMr superior to that of Mr. Train's, but which wee opposed in parliament by the Mazy lebone Vatry, through the then hon. member for the borough, Mr Benjamin HalL On that occasion the directors alleged that Mr. Hodges, as chairman of the committee upon the subject, expressed a very strong opinion against the scheme before the Chief Commissioner of Public Works, on moottat of danger to the public, and obstruction of traMc. The directors state that they have, therefore, seen with surprise the favourable reception given to the project of Mr. Train to lay down an experimental line I. Oxford-street, of much greater extent than that formerly proposed by the London General Omnibus Com pany in the New-road. They, therefore, relied upon the justice of the vestry not so injure their commercial enter prise by granting to another party the privilege which had been refused to them, especially after the expense they had been put to. The directors were in a position to cuter upon the work as soon es the required sanction should he granted to them. They therefore requested the board to defer their decision on the plan of Mr. Train until the directors et the London Goa& Omnibus Company bad an oppor tunity of submitting their plans, and ironed that sons con sideration would be extended to them as the tint promoters of street railways. A letter was also read from the West Middlesex Water Conmeny, iugiurieg it the vestry had considered what damage wee Likely to worm, or how the company were to get at water mains requiring repaint in the line of route of the proposed street railways. The CHAIR/La stated that a deputation from the Loudon General Omnibus Companyp, consisting of Mesa. Law, Armani, and Wife:ears, di rectors;i Mr. Wilkinson, soli citor, and Mr. Church, secretary, were in attendance. The deputation were admitted, and having made a state ment u to their claims, embodying those contained in their letter, and answered a number of questions, Mr. HODOL moved the adoption of the report. 114. Glaunrrnis seconded the adoption of the report. Mr. I►Datat moved an amendment to the effect "That this beard does not consider it expedient at present to give pr ea for a line of street railway to be laid down on the proposed route, and that the further consideration of the matter be postponed until after the opening of the molested railway in Vietorla-street, Vi - estminater." HUTCHONK seconded the amendment. Mr. WINGFIELD supported the amendment, bemuse he thought improvements upon Mr. Train's plan might In brought forward. r a long discussion, the question was put, and the amendment negatived. On which Mr. HERRING moved, and Mr. Waroneur seconded, a farther ameudasent—" That the report be referred back to the committee, and that such committee consider the other plans of street railways that may be brought before it, and report thereon.* This amendment was corded by a large majority, and the meeting adjourned after a long sitting. IFIXISTAITSAIT AND TUE STRAND FITS HIIMMIRD TRAM Ago.—The bridge we are just crossing is built over the Neer Fleet, a tributary to the Thames, Ude which it Bowe not far from the Bieck Friars' house. It rime in the heath of Hampetede, certain toils north of the Citt..2 . 'h 4 e Irollllolll near the bridge are laden with sea-coal, c sus lime, which they carry to and from the whereas on the Fleet tanks. The street into which we have entered is also known as rho Fleet-street. Though without the walla, it is yet a Liberty of the ir lt i and within its juriedietioe, which extends in this d' to yonder poste, linked together with chains, known as " Bars." This street is chiefly inhabited by brewers of ale, who, in this ltu , are mostly women—and maskers of felt hats, yet a hat r iew notable buildiess. First on the left is the royal palace of St. Bridget's, or Bride's, near the well dedicated Is that mint. It is an ancient residence, and little used. Nest cameo the Bishop of Salisbury's Inn. The monastery beyond it is that of the Carmelites or White Friars, and has of lime been rebuilt for them by the munificent heed of the Earl of Devoe. That large building with the round church, still further on near the Bars, is the New Temple. You know, doubtless, that it derives its name from the Knights Templar', who removed hither hum the Old Temple ht the rarest of Ouldburne. On the recent ante mie u n ff ee aspitillem that order a di the o Z y nig i lts m of . S ita t. John of Jerusal em, wt hav leg a larger establishrmint in Clerkenwell, they not since laserd the New Temple to the students of common law, who have converted it into an Inn of Court. Opposite thereto, you me another lan of Court, sidled " Clifford's " from the Wier sbierit. Daps 40* Clifoed. Beyond the Ban is the river-side moth, called " Bizandeareet." It wail sorely M need of paving until lately, when a tax for its repair wed levied ea all goods ranted along it to the Staple at West minster. Here many lords, spii:tual and temporal, have goodly bane, of which you can see but two or three ; the Bishop of Exster's close on the left ; the Bishop of Bath's beyond it ; and the Bishop of Chester's, with the old stone cross before it. At that cross the judged have sometimes sat to try pleas. The palace which you can just see to the left is the Savoy, so called from Peter, Count of Savoy, who built it iu the reign of our Henry the Third, whose queen wee the count's niece. Now the Duke of Lancaster Is the miser thereof, and John, the captive Sing of France, lodged there not long sins. The bridge over the lane in the centre of the road is called " Strand-bridge." On the right of At. Clement's Dams Church you see the wells of St. Clement's sad Holy Well ; and beyond them the vine yard and convent garden of the abbey of Wesimiuster, skirted by the woods of Long Acre. The church among the fields in the distaa e is St. Martin's.—Dirkerts's " All the Year hound.'i ANOTHSR LANAI STEEL-PLATED SHIP. —Tile Ad miralty have decided upon commencing the building of mother steelideted ship, of very large proportions, and fitted with *gum of power calculated to give her a very high' rate of speed. The new ship is intended to be of 400 feet in Muth, which is nearly double that of many of our lineol-bittle ships, and eensiderably greeter Asa any other ship at present existing in the navy. Every device to render her as nearly shot-proof as possible will be adopted, slides she is to be armed exclusively with heavy Armstrong gum el great range, she will be the most formuLible ship drat.