The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

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Ihe 'rev& We bother 11 , The *Owl* el lealdelwer, not ardwirposbutorbwortoiena r ea* earairrontly aw Mew abater • preetrenne, Ike Veal twig of We outlaw krarkrirld WIN*, We *OW et We telt* t 110 flea I s ..aswk4 {rm. • swipitif Wei, two ri a b. add at 1.1. 4 z t .. sot ow frore C 11•111111114 *a paean Ws ft. at 12J w a wet. stn 50A low IWaWI. at St SR; rod tre Wltt den*. 0 Ve ' rZ *beet *OOO5 hot W. P. humbler oar to and Oreestitt ' , tele...fee IWO lot II WO. tar Ver.WelL Ile Pt F. Oa to. WOO* 5* We* are noletard, End we Inwerre Me* aawnwet Itolt kw eat ** Ile Mae/ W MIL Lute W r t row almultri *Own weft *aid at 14 ts.,.aed ••••••••ert.at 14 ra, lanyty robs reit riowl7 at oar owl* wt. le* tfew (kW at h•••• weft w..:d at In MO., and Porttrant at /1 d4o. ary•ar.. . ended apt' CI dam it, co . Igyn.jr, km tt bre at, to b• Mel as 1101111441totil, VIII arrow bed le Ue*er. Aam at lleglieb elel 'me • son at ilig illoiy. p! .. lles. . ' •' . 2:` . Vataeore.--A Spent* meal estepleh ISL. Ito limpet, hetes( id elpet la min be Yet poet; 331. vas aril to Mn. •bI may be betAJde• hal., the eutte.,t gete.—ael. Y. Jl. (41. were odd ter retie' thlteetats Y 130 "44111 64. lid as Vatted Mats riot. pet bee Witt peel, sad the yowl" tee melmie I. Selo.llll/ kw wetted _ _ kzeu mica letakm, IS fee Mi. periolos New York Nod Poo ls% 1 per no& ponies. Taw* Ye 11111ellsermll STOPPAGE or THE SOUTILAM PTOE MITVDAT MAIL TO Los uoss—The lioneeemine letirpereregt *eye : —A sw et her ce. serrettasee, tease wen, and when, wee held at the Audit Howe on Thearseley, ti take mouses I cosies,* the re - ribaration of the middy wail to London. Tli• Mayor pre. eided.—Mr. Jimmie Clark tooted the first violation : "net this mewing is is premed with the grett advantages that have seises to the teetnitsatty le stairs% by mesa of as twee.. d wed eye ed. A postal COMINIMiCIIII ten that hoe leen establotied within Ilse left fear paws, sad now regrets Is observe that • wow sorbet end inconsesient diminefitta a that iroconim , dation bee twea Isetto d ht show by et g with drawal of the middy mail to Lon , on "—Thr was wooded by Mr. T. Hill, who salt that the dir tentinesne• of this men WWI a great injury to hurl. seek It placed them • day further frees Maa. chester; for a Jett.,, bated of befog poireit is tie meriting, aid forwarded on, cost! sot sow be sent before sight, sad did not wive la Mentbester till the seat Lich., after the weishants had *Used bean's' for the day. The interests of the soon wenlet be much injured, sakes the day mail were fentered —The resolution was ibex pat sod ar'i'd unasimosely —Mr. Falvey said that, great se was the iseoovesietee sassed by the recent suspension of the Ben,:ay delivery of letters, he did sat believe it was equaf, es far a' Soetheaptta we. 000 a road, to that created by the disointiousnos of thevistil-day to Leaden. All parties felt the intonvenieree, and be hoped it wand 80011 ben , stored. Ha moved "That a reeve -gal amorist to the Hight lli,noarrble the P.stes stara. seeal be prepared I the tame of the inhabitable el the borough, sad forwarded by the Worshipful the Moyer, urge., the met niftir** Went- calmed to, sad pr: ytog for the rweetalelishntent of the alt day ina+l to Lynches; and that the mayor be re. guested to rasa the tante 0:. behalf of this public mattes." —Tbis resulutioo w.e sicundsd by Mr. Bartlett, awl idea agreed to nosaimonaly, end the emmetial knifes bees agreed to, the irneedintre windowed. FATALITY AT BIIIKINNEAD Docrwoars.-0. Thansky, Bi.keohosd deekwoths, • numbs rof riavigemirs were at leak is a caring seas the bldg. of • tswaroed, sad at the same tine her tracks, heavily hods with Mose, were a.. is to approach at gnat speed. Mr. Jobs Jai luxe, the angtoride, who as. near, apprehensive of danger, called to the men to get out of the way ; but, when the truths reached the bridge, they were suddenly oretternetd, tern of item fell over the sae of the bridge. and oeis of the mea, named George Smith, esendred series" blowy, sad wee takes to the hospital, where it was easertained that he had reached a Severe contusion of the shoulder. Be afterwards died. At the !Kant Mr. Jackson and unseal other witereses were ettemiosd, and it would seem that the rails at the pan when the amides% happened are es ea fa cl:ne, and were not enter', fas.eaed. The wargecia from the kostdiel pare it es hi- optuinn that the dimmed had died from the sheet to kb tory ”is system, and sot trot internal The 4 fishy ens ultimately adiserwid.—Liporpori iN3LAUORTTA AOAINIFT TWO Miw AND A Frusta —Tuesday afternoon Mr &Word bold an inquest • s 0 iris's Hospital, en visw of Ibe body of George Fos, egged 30, who died in eons. {lnsane Olaf 'doe received in a der wire emu k whisk wen m ‘de upon Ma by several pnona, two of +tem, Robert Hayes Sad Other Selthess ' at a fc-t)ry), with tie wits of Dee fatter are in ass- Cody on the thugs al bedew beea awswary M Me deatb, and bus bees remodel by Mr. Barrall a He Momentum Polite Cmet. 0a Teasley evened Ire. abets heltfrerf 5 o'clock. Me deemed was es bit way Wm Si Siesta when the BM girl of House banned Se bowl bee an ,y mien the wets Nib le sp. Bums west up to hies and le pm& big (dsseurel'a) Mad, wee replied that If be did be (imaged) wade gene bile la the sum way. IMF Has mahmasel' bless Wade GM was taking piste theme% win noshed eat of a beenheay sad stew k at the (teemed rtyld sad lens. Tb. deseessd, i. lb Soignee, g ,ve Mrg d•evake a men blew ia bar ems, whisk Posed the blood to S iw. BM teessady seised held of him by tes hair of leis head with both her heads, and Myra kom imps the road. At the oath tithe, s.everas. Hayes, led two ram lees at oars streak the deemed eke et ties bead arid body, frost tbe effects of wide\ lisseesse IA bask ewer the shots of a Sept. Wen ose the maid Mn. Stamm eepeatodiy d.ned kb bead saahwt the ground. Be gm "'dug in ilettish sp , vein be was vela Masked by Ham sad S . ..gres. Tits termer ks.eiked seemed dm% VIM nit lie thee. The twill lees 'madam& and nestaally } 1v..... .84 bold el Me dmeneol mad eba wale, seed hog I blot to the reseed, at Me SOWN the Waft urea him. Weds down Mrs. Beneas Mid hie bead, and be waa sin& "del the right ear by Hera _Sens was said demeasd wag leso amble, vim Bans stamen that be Wei only Met. Sit that when be get op Is model gene bin mat aria. Listened was tab's to Bt. O•orges lieweels Y..Ueg woo than sad meth. Both deceased gel 111 anagenits hod het driskleg. Mr. !leery Oray, beanallardeM et the haspital, said that demised was isendli lase admitted. H. die d ea Friday mossier. the • pest ieerine eamiaatioa dt keel a butlers at the bass it the ekes. TM tats was lnuivd on b,th .ides, and there wee a lane quota! 54 hikA stared in the membranes,whits wed. Is 'Rest st irjuries so.d the aim at ding. V. 8111 Irlanahtir against H. Mayas, Chat. St•••••• a" Ca , toitie t 8••••116, Lis wife," who were samealteed ea the * soromwo wuract, and the witnesses we booed int le Plum EXTRAORDIItART AT WOIIIIIITILIN ROYAL M4N A 6l . ll l2.—Abother or the splendid 11001611( I rootaiatd wit; In 'La v.l.trion pro birth to two remarkably fiatrbs en la. a . ay l a‘e, sod, strange to say, il k = Pure * obit , W obtuil r a f ts t h at he hes bred , te., kw up wards of kety year., but arts, law es lard of each so Otcuittatt previouly.—Scoteasast. streog arm of power had' both broaglitto best` Sheds. Pritiihgeelisewstiverbern 'seceded to these *gbh they halve sever bow able to itipilre. obeli brunt treated open the , "peineipte that they isnot be hes is eeillborste:- Coeietes mot is timedation bare 'bees' eserreseed i exert:hid velee ter -ameba monies or t iwimidatfea.,aver bloke theeir mreastry lee bees Mimi mak orate! the peeps bay" 'Wet haw and shakes& ' what as far worm to metre of them, exparriated. 'Still they have ensilaged levied.. flute is only one Veins ametiorg those that has um Wed stied is vain, Ind • that ham hens emilldeeem• Whereon raisins: lion has boll the order of the day, (and that has not bees tropeetit)rame Minister** hartubear rant.", A Asuman rib **Home d Cosinions, bet may yam •hattk, Atelogieed the Irish people tae• thew breivery„ hospibility sad comity: " Ho* come ' Me embed, "that, among • people endowed with be many and to great virtnee,• we .6ad , the stable of suits bombe sad bl *Cy erten. r , maw wbo.have tubed the mews of eatery braes. opiaies that they Dave bed their aright sailis *Wog bebop, eat is religiose antevatiee, betemilseively is eh" /statics in whleb the people *mad towards/he land. It religion* app.. aloe had been the emmeitet at•iriA celiac, the weasum of the AIM= Ualhatie Heneatipetim Act would have done 4411Wili0 gto stay it—if pAttical tuim Orin had glees .the to it, the nimesres 'elvish tbsimperieliegialatate • bee sabetietred for pettiest Wart, corpseate, and other ✓eforms alum bare had material hie UMW in eitedu. 'lug the. MOO bar et OBe/TlOlllO6 But we find tLaf despite every ineemire of pointed or social esselionition, lead agents have been shot a' by tte pros mtry, and Mad. owners hags blew obliged' to' oak peasonal safety at • dirtaace from their home. It le not proteetanui only who have bola pat in her of their twos—it is not wiry politicks* who mime have Imes obliged to fly. Romeo Oathelice and repealere have bees - equally is danger wherever they have bees , 4 quay oboexiime be their capacities of l&ed,iwnier err driver. The sinspie fact is, that it is the principle of' Maw of Mod which rend, re the lab 'song oboe of this eountry reckless and OtlIII•hal. Snot has been heretofore the dirpoeition of to soil, that the tiller. of it have had se timid in!ereet whatever in its culti vation. That outrage of every hied in Ireland has latterly bum 'materially checked is set efsetorily attested by the criminal records of the euttry. This is attrt- I imitable to there tenses—to the famine, which by leiretting all classes hes presented the exercise of arbitrary power by one over another •,—to the poor law, twirler% has afforded food and shelter to many who mast otherwise have died wretchedly ; to emigra tion, which has ineleded In its tide many of the most reek!' es and desperate characters of the country ; and to the improvi d administration of the law, which by the action of stipendiary magistrates who are respected, and of a police who are held in appretensioo, leaves , little ground to a criminal for hoping that his crime will not be discovered and punished. Lew, however, from any of these me mune than from the operation of another i• thence is it to be hoped that, in future, agrarian outrage will be entirely prevented. One of the greatest and most beneficial effects which may be expected from the operation ol the Eocumbered Estates Act will be that of giving the penpleof Ireland an interest in the soil. The very fact of breaking into smaller portions the great landed properties of Ireland will du much; sill more will be accomplished by the circumstanoe that the new proprietors will be men freed from those multifarious difficulties aed embarras— ments which have crippled and contracted all the operations of the old ones. But the consomme,- tion, above all, to be desired, is that the new land owners will have sufficient foresight and discretion to adopt a new principle in their relations with the people. Instead of letting their lands to middlemen and cottiers, they meat, by liberal dealiage, create a body of yeomanry, tenant' upon lease, with interest in all the improvements they may make, and with power of employing an adequate amount of lab,ur in Meld!. This is the saessare, and almost the only measure, which will nth* pet a step to outrage. whether in Tipperary of elsesiliere. Let all have their fair share of interest is the property of the land, and it is certain thatall will be ioterestect in the pm serva•ina of order on the land. I augur, therefore, fir the county Tipperary the highest mo ral: and social benefits, fr..m the working of the Incombared Estates Act. Of this great and im portant county a full fourth, I should say, must, sooner or later, come under the operation of the law. At the present time there are several most important proper ties in different parts of the direct to be sold. Lord Portsrlington's very large estate', the Tipparary por tion of the Earl of Kingston's property, the estate of Sir George Gould, the beautiful poetimlon allied Kit manahan Castle, the rich landed Momatort, braids' many other smaller propetties, are all is this market. I shalt proceed to describe some of them : indeed, some apology would be Lent nary for having so long wan dered from the main object of this letter, but that the very word " Tipperart • is suggestive to Eng lish eon of a reference to Irish arise. Lord Peetartiogtm's property wound Tipperary is wiry emissive and extremely valuable. It consists shied, of teases of land lytog in the extensive rai ls,* between the mentala ridges of the county, leads which are of the richest description, well watered by the mountain stream., and admirably adapted for the purposes of ruing. The largest lead most important tract for sale almost adjoins the Owns of Tipperary, and is known as a Shrew Hill" or " Darner Coact." Upos this pro pwty, about a usury ago, the Darner to-, say erected a meet estessas suede% which they Weeded fer a plats dif permanent residence in be lied, Day Ossalise iselle, however, who I sea. dime! is a previous letter as the daughter of a Duke of Bonet, who was marrkd to a Demur, refused, apes being brought to Tipperary, to take am bet red dens in this washy. The coonequer es wee that the house was sever finished, and in 1776 was almost wholly taken doers, and the Daiwa for two genera tions became abashes. Nothing sow weraias of Danner Court but a shell of the building, and t h e rules of the walls whielt was intendird to surround T, the The nth is Stowed about 9 miles 8. W. of . In as adjamet church-yard is the grave elder of this awe wealthy family. No tomb deli *Wks his Teethes pine,! and the very spot in midi be is inhered would seem to be fading from the sWialries of the natives. Aljeidist to Dinar Court and it the midst of the risk mad fertile though semewhat diary-looking plain on which it stand., is Moweefort, the pro perty of the family of Mr. Credible Mears whisk will y be one of the earliest estates offered for sale ra gala Het a r ietta-street. It essaiste of about 6,000 eons of rich land, of which there is add a flails frestiee waste. As regards the shanster of the ea Mooreshet is one of the best properties is the asighbourhood of Tipperary. Under an improved system of farming its value might, ne doubt, be hug nested. Its stemmata are not nameroes, sad their management is an agreeable coshed to that of adja cent ' estates, where there have has recently very ausavai sleelatiats. AKE . alx Meld TAZIESDAI I IifYiNNINC7 _the_ mi . ximilp_kut .4leihreile.ll.6ll.l.lll/ sH.s. s .1 st,s, -• et. 4°"4.-7 rebeVl4l4lll7 iriregb"lll:= aihrieuellerh - el 'the pretty priliery of • slant tram brat AsiS Was _ , Wive is s - .USW whelk aha i r t erhapte, r. I lie "' doilvirt tta Aketitsitt IS the early * lPatttec b• Is Willy district, faint* 'Wale -swim -10.10?Oi.. :The Ashgeomi, bad berm pertrovictmi and Wee sale tis 'amigo. me Ask. a most beam , Aia tbe ceesne ...retko.mestortela-, beneath "kith short' witted. at Mort. 80 rest MM. the tenbittlie in the treaties. Irawiog 'toil' to the great' teas never able , , '4lsiolr maid ro .., , W'rh? id tae r 4 ithell,tirt of whiehAMiliglifilfiNi ( tivi limeure It foottelitieh, fell la .. golik.ifF . ..tri;:slier, gad low ' • .. - 7 . ~. Ao, prom* of Xr;Aki t oilitats 4 4(about 6:400 11.0004floo& The motrataii entaraft is the boundary, Arml,.4 t ,illii aerie are computed to be mountain land )liivatott- This mountain lard would be an • Lle tract of land for sheep. )8e ! the famine , the people of th e , ' Ils met wore in the habit of breeding mountain Ahmi npatt these bills, and their mutton was t stemmed by the ivatenands of Tipperari to be the finest ob Mu fibla within the district The cuTtimired lands beton*. 5n4 to A.bgrove liepartlY on the side of the ettmitt thins end pertly in the Valley. The letter land is Air, and some Adds which have been recently improved are now producing good crop.. The present tenants are numerous, the extent of their hohLno. aveisging .hoot 40 acres. They nil hold, however, under the °owl of Chans , ry, and enh;eot to a isle. To a purchaser the estate may, thereforer, be salt to be in hand, timers of coarse it would be his duty as would be his intar. et 1,0 make proper guano, intm , s with set.y unfortunate people he might choose to die. pleas. Ashgtove is said to be ranch lower rated than any one of the adjacent properties. It produces at this timo about 1,6001. a year. I am assured by good judges that it might be easily let at 2,0001.; and int pe.metnente might, in a period of prosperity, rates the value very considerably above even thst advanced amount. I saw some good growlegcrops at Asbgrue,, aud, as far as I tad an oeporturiity of °beer& g rh, m, the fences seemed to be in good condition. The land, however, is over tenanted: and though the people up in it are not badly disposed, thiir position may render them somewhat less matageeblo than on cer tain other properties. It would be highly desirable both for the tenantry and for himself that a pure - rimer should assist some of these poor people to emigrate to America, for which many of them would not at all be iodisromd. The present proprietor of Ashgrove, I bad an op portunity of eisdog and conversing with. Ile is residing in a humble cottage on the moats of which his family for two cowlings have been the lords, sad which he himself certainly endeavoured. far beyond the limit of his means, to improve and reader prosperous. He desired, he told me, nothiag more than that the estate should realise such a price as uould sinned him a decent oompetenery. after pay went of the Inca &manors. Tte property, I mentioned, is at present oubj.ct to a charge of nearly 20,0001. As a speculative purchase, I should estimire its worth at need, 30,0001., t hough it may probably realise nee quite so mech. It is en estate which may be well recom mended to the attention of any person desirous of settling in Ireland, and desirieg a fins country, a cetstral situation, and tolerably good society. Among the advantsges of Aubrey', I most not omit to mention the opportunities of sport afforded in ins mountains. Nei.hrr meet I omit to men tion that the railway which is speedily to be carried from Tipperary down to Waterford will run within • very sheet distance of this p_roperty. Rail ways have already done so much for Ireland that the best possible results may be anticipated from any pro ductive property which is situated within a reason able diataace of eas of their stations. About three miles from the town of Temple- more, at which there is a railway station, the vil lage of Barrie-e-lessh, a plats of about 1,200 inha bitants. It is in a singularly wild situation • at the entrance of a mountain paw, to a chain of hills called the ° Devil's Bit Mountains," through which a road has been carried from Templsmore to Nenagh. Burris-ogeagh is almost exclusively the property of Lord Portarlington, and so is all tne land around it. Tbe esters was an old purchase of the Demers, and probably was obtained by them at a very trifling price. It is a property which has benefited oomparativr ly tittle from improvements. The tenantry ars poor: 'there has been no resident landlord to encourage them: nor have they had any inducement to labour by reason of a good tenure of poeseesioa or liberal treatment at the hands of those on whom' they are dependent. I But there are sights to be seen in the neighbour. hood of Burris-o'-letteb, which sufficiently attest what may be done with land in this district by a liberal minded, resident proprietor. The town of Temple- more belongs to a family named Carden, who reside at a handsome seat immediately adjacent. Tee bre Sir John Carden granted leased of the land of this town for ever, or for very long term, at merely nominal rents to any parties who would undert ike to build or improve it. What hes been the conerquance P A considereble population has sprung op. a large ard issprovieg town has arises, and alt the Carden lands adjacent to the town have doubled and trebled is heir vela.. I was shown one field here for which a rental of 51. per acre was refaced without it was taken upon lease and on payment of a five. The Carden demesne is perhaps one of the prettiest in Ireland. Everything is well ordered aad maintained. A dressy contrast is presented on plating out of it into the estates of the non-resident proprietors of this part of the country. In the ono ease you pees through an avenue of trees, excellent roadside fences, perk-like &dd., aced acme good @penmen' of husbandry; in the other you come upon barren ground, neglected, and mass gooney overrun with weeds, admixed, saltioced, and when cultivated tilled is se agendas a way, that it can marbly be mid to be tilled at all. There Is no accounting for this, *inept upon the principle of re% sidence. 'rho district is the same, and the peopl e an only dissimilar inasmuch M on the one relate Lbar Imo been turned to amount, whilst oa the others It kme been allowed to wade heel: The eireantetanore of the Carden property ibreibly demonstrate what may be don* with lands in this vicinity, if proper means are employed to work thew I see no yews why so floe sie estate as Barrie-a% Neigh, situated in the beset of based, and within roar or five miles of a first-class railway stalbiliolteald condos* to be treated as a wild, mountain plvitedr• of comparatively very little value. The while elf this and val ue tract of country, from ntoantain top almost to the verge of the horison, will be sold in lob to suit purchasers. It will probably go Tell cheap : indeed, it must do so, for an incomlog proprietor will natu rally calculate, sot only the value of the property. hat on the considerable amount of mosey *hie be will have to pet into it in fees buildings an=l tural improvements. Well, at a low rated , I eo aot hesitate to say that this seeesingly wild parer Gies, walled oat late moderately dad farms t would present a meet favourable opportanity to parties who wanted either pastors or abbe land, or mountain land the cheep feeding. Any. ewe, howebe, to endue 'pea a of any of this twoperty, mast bear to ram beer he: said es to the character oldie peasantry or Tipperary geseraUy. A max who ebbs to settle knee sited& some prepared to dial in a liberal ad amminsiery spied with the tillers d the sell. 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'r.. castle on nrutra.-Ite awn& ere nuatitts Sit g itt= Issi site t;rt , , , , Torm i ke v uo r , ~ plait n „,, A ow o f d. p„p o d y _ iiii luimm , siessinematkeleopieseeinsienes • ...us &Kiwi =ow swiss 201 owl sus Ilwrgpsre en sessi-es asisisseass. eft , , -14, I, I. - y, dine sow, are s ‘41.111111 10. 44•1/fterri • f ant nom . eons competent to : wick as, 0 Pa,. s l i m s i mp bnb,,,,t pro s/m . 0 % „ad b,,,,,ta oast km lises__ What do the same pe,le say of the Portainotry ?try pc,„.. "parktiop 'mountain stream will Oil ' th". 44114 winr."7- t k ittA t. l 'V ' • .; 7 ' .- ••• •" T• '" 11 1 15•1 " - 1 1 b qs ifir•rnni• • ud ` ••44•l t a " aioina end fertiltwe a ll the fantail. oniot we•koi, 4 gslit. amt. . . c ... i. MI z... , il - a** *Vet ON " tril _e Ai, I ttl "?•.. e ft 'h. time wu Sir. Ash'e . popntarity with ...a IVA le li Clik. " Ai 31.4. 12 aft. t slid . I t 1 1. 64 4 1110 11" la .Ir/illato be swukubtrll7.- iatree.2l ' l l • that thy). one sidEllint - Itint their aid it ••••• M" eaba.W 3614 1 -s-se 4.1 nilb" - is to be sevottd for. The mountain fottressts of boo, sass. ma Wain eh*. -.....P Illi . . - .._.;-: _ . , , of tbis mausion bp - q • aud do tull i u ll i s rdnr= l ig...,„ __,.......... .4, g„i 4: rpptithrf wader sheiref.tio the *teem lords of the) MT, !rota the adjacent mountains. Despite " 11 911 ' 11,11 k . fit. 1 flfilik 6 1 , 1 0,010 °. The" inen an aaeiattnee, the anfortaaate gentlemu , i t l '" i, - ;44.=riiiiC.• Zie a wwwww-eu sk tbitethitettetilite. - -Tbe , bluud of a high race tune in ' t completelbe undrrtshihn. 6,000 f., it ik .„,„, 3,10.; oi..ssiista tin. .ets• amilimittentdat. J0 ' 4•1 4 Chair ulteac't"Thrr ate naturally pupil!, and when tb o i . m ot t g .,o 0,2 tb. , pilipprtp,' t tras 1 and nes abeam/ se See. se. illar . OeSes a . arsPen!st le &barn 'are statism; MAI teo 'frequtnily mos. Rapt, W cotitinf o ir f „ iraa • ditne tt at g4t. g n.li bigiL thi , IPlll4.ll. o l t k jig ci=a '''. Watgefalo 'Bit . bew love . 1%.,' beim • mat l Tha ., i gynAM o r 1 .61,6 imelie n * TN° 43.14.4 " 9 ` , 7" .• - ', ~• ~ , ~-.4, •, - atrene arm of em . 1..6 i 1..)••• k..... 5. 4.. 5....-. /10, :5111540. •Imbietk•le not Om Cloien _sr Maw Yw m alsode t iii' pimple el Tippnowy net eat smears or ufti ee, oalltardl Isksmthar, Tat me beee blvdtede of ,lied Unease sainelld Mflnf oat 'heir plough. sad Implements of itipbeadry-and tbe little capital they masaleing, pM :fireelag torettle eitber ewes New &leaders or Bottentere. Wdl say of them F O /41490 kince. Uwe W.% 11111% who seeds this letter whose tbinktrig of tab/Mg wife lied game sod ell be bet to. DON remote end maktiewn lend; whim hie Means may be 'repeated to knew, sot beciune be has pod rairkets, not became be eta obtain abate Itleatir, but because la s ed is obteloable at easy rate., I say to hint eitiebatically, "Volt ,tilee parer, Cr. you go." art. BALMORAL, Bert. Bert 1 11abisty drew. is the epee earner", ocean- Pram viverrwsist. Ifayal.—llls X 'yid Rieman Priam Albert Irma out ab,ol g Pewit of WAN welted, .tended by Mr. Birch. —Toe Prisovaa AU,' esul Pride, Altrett este &lei out weldeg denag the day. Lord ;Otto Ramon has Arrived at the Donor Layaway, frees a amt to the Bight Man.,Fn Maul*, at hi; mat, Barham linge,Pardmbire. . (note our e*Sr copes evert:) CifeakilS, Barr. 7. Bsiserd Cads is wet. situated or issiuwes. lc I. • ' work of lime sad 'above tosegeoech it. U. ism at Inver is the wrest demi Ale Im telltieb aeon/m cam dad ett.itiT• wad the betel two toll miles aYF.bt.r .up Lb* deer thee Bamorel. Dom two however, give DO idea of the distance to be twined Menetn the two pines, become the I.n tatag i on the epossf• wide of the Bee, when y ou have gose the net int/tested, gni are only imamate, net et, the r awls. Tow lairs enstistie' vas journ e y null y o u reigh a hndpe--• rather ticket y enspension—which will be fated qt Craig!. • mile farther on; that crowd, you hate thee, of amuse, retrace your *Dip/ SliDallf Idil mile, re that the real &mance beware the royal residence ant that of any tourist or strainer 4st omaserhat mon time bur miles. The walk, however, tar thine who thiak eight or Mae mil. geed clergies, (mid ithery doe wko pesetrams late the Highlands should be of t that opielps), will be found mount ly pleasant and pie. tur.sque—the &crony comnining niter, with a ragged grate something like whet Lady Mary Wordy Montagne tinted ae •' be:tery reposing in the lip of terror." The only oiesstio• t• this sylvan walk being, that after yes have goes se ant B dewed Ca.tie as you can, without mitering the private euelmuree, which no one sbou'd thick of doing, yes may neither ht ar nor ate aught of royalty. Sad, moreover, rte eme in this quartet se• lit to watch or follow her Majesty's ' momenta /the goes out and is quite at san • when met is say of bar drives the twassatty d hat or bo n net, obtain • satlsraetOry acknowledgment of the r Doorway—kw the (Imes and Feint' seem both to be very particular on this poiiit—and the putts pass on withoui stop or stare. It is understood that her Majesty wishes privacy, sad the loyalty of the people leads tam t eileetively to meet her wishes. This week hag bees wholly spent by the sown in the en. jnymentci quiet. Ling walks within the preeinete of the matte. and somewhat is or. extended drives in Um seigthourhooo, shit an to:edam' bout at deer.ralkiar by Prince Albert— ▪ sport in which he is gradually bee ,mini a prod. ient—hsve : occupied mush' of the time, and, I doubt win, esstribated to' the nealth and pleasin of the royal family. Abergeldie, where the Bushels .1K tit has flt d rer summer residence, Is only two miles dot nt from Balmoral, sod ►hot n the margin of the river, to that cmmuoicetion Is kept up several times • day between the two !antics. It Is somewbee to to ve.rrett. d that a etraeger ra Friday mooed nee &oscines to her Manny by ponieting in for. lowing her I. one of her walk., and latterly threw • letter at her. The contents et the letter have cot transpired. nor the nem* of Its titling tear, and it is not liktly there will be any itivistlittion rep- rd.ng the water, the fellow hawing been quietly Misdled off between two milkman, and after- wards, se I underetend, set at liberty. illtotoHAM HALL.—On Tuesday last there sere merry delegs at Bremer am Hall, on the mession o. the sake Motion of toe ahnivers.ty Si tee alteentb birthday of Master Henry, the el kat son of led Broe✓banes brother, Master William, of the Conn of Chancery, and heir presumptive to Me le►rned lord. Hi. lordship, is bow ter of the event, entertained a lupe paw, at dieser, autocrat whom were • Lade Broagleus, Lel Hallett, the Idioms Lowther, Mn. W. Brougham, the Marquis of D tiro. the Hen. Col. Low tiles, M.P., Captain I,,wthar, Id-P , Sir Al.z. Mall,t. W. Brougham, E q the Hon. and Be.. Mr. Edward's, vicar of Brougham, Mc. There was a grand tansy ball among the tippet versant., whe had the privilege of inviting their Maeda from Psnrit It and the eurrousdiat 'fibres. Daimler eoniuteued at sine ..'alock, sad was hay op with gnat @pith till neu eleven, when the dance was bosomed with the pre sence of Lord Broughton and his dittingalthed pests ; bat his lordship did not piteous any light-toed teat, which was owing, i• feeappead, to the @Meaty of his favourite opponrat Ifa that lies, aame:y, his noble sad barred felled Lord Lyndhurst. Teo other guistemet heartily joined is the *MN among the sig./emend servasta . - THIS RZADINO-ROON OF THE BRITISH MUSLUX. -1411 W CATALOOVII -ib• rs OrMin of the readinwrooms at the British blossom yererday was marked by an us. sually la,ge irtendance of rodents, anx , ous to avail theroseleee of the ineraared sermons dation Tee principal addition is a new supplemental catalogue of 153 vole. folio, of whieb two espies are supplied. These and the old eatalcuue (removed from tha west room) are rimed on. shelves along three aides of the east room, and bef .re them stand rows of Emig oaken desks. no new catalogue °swells manuscript titles exclusively, hut the maallold machine has been employed to produce duplicates wooki e for the prodorion of a woond copy of so voheasiouss a supplement. The volumes are hand *meetly bound. The titles of the oldest as well as the newest bock' not in the original catalogue ors gives in the addlional one ; and any b wk of authori.y, even if only last yesr published, can now be obtained by writing for it is the reading-room. Another eonaiderate arrangement is the en tire removal of the heals wireesreen-work from the sons- oartesests of the book% of reference. Averyeon;edent plan has bees adopted f r the supply of pens and ink at the desks. Attention his also been paid to the &miters of the room, extra lltbt has been admitted. and two additional at tendants setablished. We should not omit to state that • catalogs* of the Grenville Library, which has so loan re mained tintless fur want of this provision, is else among the additi ms. Booffn SHIFI.DB.—South Shields has just received a charter of incorporation. The whole of the parliamentary boroughs In Durham and Northumberland have now meal elmel eor por • i BUMS MONOPOLT.—Luat evening a public meet ing was held at Flasbaryosirous Chapel to take into rem sideratiou the propriety of prorating a teetimotial to Dr. Aloes Thompson, of the Coida'ream, I , r his canes to abolishing the monoroly of the printing of the Holy Scrip tures; Mr. Charlie Swale presided. Dr. Anderson, of Glasgow, anti that previous to 1840 one lady ad as trolls. ems, Miro held a potent, had the eels right to print the Bible is Scotland. Malady by the eared -as of Dr. Adam Thomism) that monopoly bad hear abolished. Tee con orgasms had ben that the tics of the Bible bad boon re- ' darted from 41. 64. to 11d., and of the New Testament from Is. ed. tr 61. Aod though the monopoly of the priatiag the Scriptures was rill peaserved to England, there was sot a gesopoly of wllMq, sad Baslaad had boo Ao d to the sum West la the pries. Dr. Toomosoa himself bosom a orient of the Bible, Is doing which he had lost between 6,0001. end 6,0001., and was now destitute. The *Wee et the Fagg movement was to procure a oontributios hr hiss beta the Christian enamor Pt, he which It was seesidervil Jr. woe gentled. The 'meteor was also adverted by the Bev. Dr. Burgett sad Dr . BUMP, sail a colloidal' was made at the dose. SUBACIVIOIIB AND HARBOUR TELEGRAPH/L-11S clonal telegraph, if act goesseful under lea, apposes lately to be applied extensively to skipping and other purr see, slogs if,... sad In ports sod harbour. ; and with this view it is !Mended to establish cgs over the Messy botwasa Llempsol ant Birlosheed. It is ale. la contesplatkm to establish • Has of tiro goausualoariag wish the Catgut. hems out chief BMWs( stades' alms the three mike of desks, so that in foul ea foggy wags, go ceases of gush Am reedy* iatolligeses at *ha Gooloatt say skip is at the meta of the Aver. arrongemeats 'bag bees gage by Mr. Wang gelpariatoadeat of Wept.' s ea the high Began Balimay, fee rearing a waterproof miff he tale mpg l auiermeatia the kaeleeng at Polkomeae. Tel ROOCOS CL1711.-01 Wednesday evening ' ' I spedal geogal meeting of the members of this gab was MI at the (lab-bows, Clayton-gage. The gait *es ofies pied by Mr. B. Banff. Mr. J. - Bolin read a reptet from the email, fret which it appeared that lemgemettneed dent bad hoes made to discharge the sammaillag liabllitles of the club, but without suoses. The rely OM= lbw open to the soassittee was to pipes the miagos up of the affairs. The present liebiUdee of the flomplay are 2,5161, lad the assets attain from the sale of faraintres. material, ' the property of the gab, would be about $661., leaving a &Rohm 01 2,160/. After a lbw remarks frog the gab tan, espresive of his regret at the pretest pages of the slab, several sageestions were offered be monde, this Me cants of the ease. A costing' to altMaingly fratald alt madder raggesticsa sad Ito gab& is to cost seas ea Wednesday oat —Liierpboi Journar. AFFUNIEBION OF • BIGNAWAT few weeks ago Mr. Jobs Haut, a small silk ansafactarer at Middleton, absconded, and sailed for America, teethe his creditors minus to the among of about 2,0001. It spasms that he toiled from Liverpool for Philadelphia Ia the WNeming, on the 14th of Age. Oa the 22nd of the suss mouth, on. of hie creditor,. Mr. Delatacim, of Mighlff, was seat la permit of Mr. Haat, aid riled la Bo Wimps eteasser_ ,es the above date, from Liverpool. He helve& at Philedelphts, before Haat, and Wi t=adell ee We arrival Dahomey has to brim the rasawey baakrupt bark to , arr eve he is exposited la the swag of a few days.— latimiasr. THE ALLEGED WIDEN et Eisiow.—Yeater day Mr. H. IL Waktay, as sns, t ad ma staled as ingaeg. Ina if ea *a heily id Levis eke IRO Si km Mai asardarai W bar • meth at e.» the 9th Aqua kW. Us Orem sawn adduced be- hoe thoj soy masa 4111111116111111616 steady aP =via eme ingestible of rehoday shier the lewd of !gig Surisea. sad th e jaw, atm • abed asumd teaks Dim . vehmeted needle' of "limagemillg" egged Ba•de• aia & CORONERS' INQUEST.• • PANCR MIT OF W AS PAUPER USE. TICS IN ST. Yastarday as Sagan/ war bald by T. Walley, Nag, as tha Slopkant sad Castle St. Pumas toed. oa th e buy ot Lthies Gray, aged 06, *Lou death, it war alleged, heti %ea emu! by the meet tratmeat the bed ethrivest whilst being Ma sante of lousy is Be. Peewee Work, ova*. lie airy had enema as mesh eneitemeat to the neighbour hood stet the pesent kqeury was deemed reeeseary. Upoa notice being mind by the Gorman, a post marten ezuai. ...Von of the body was ord.r e d t o b. aide. Dr. Henrietta., proforma: 01 smug* fa the University College, rated that he bad and* s post marten examination of the thoeued, she was s pauper fanatic in the workhouse, sad vim) tied on the 31st ult. He fount the greater tart of the back. lwr, end arms covered with wounds. Oa the lower part of the bath Verity.* thrush. wands, emmed he lA. Searased befog oralltied foe neural months totter Dad. He had Amadei v.y Wants exualeatios of the Impend ague 01 the body, and toned them Perfectly healthy. The heed was also in • heathy stet.. Triers was arnaiderahle elougeing trim row of the beck wounds, which ranged prat irritation ; bet was of opinion that the braises round epos the body were not the came of t. e duth, but the' death had been seamed by violent excitenteat of the nervous erten. The daughter-in-law of the duetted, Mrs. Brown, said that darlag hey *life to her anther the h a d complained of having horn repeatedly beaten by th, aura, and that when they removed her to a refractory ward, that the men had kicked her vi-Asat4 ea the hack, sod oar ether parts of her body. She yen lewd that sae bad been sorrel tames cruel! by Aim Bryant, another pauper lune its, with a thick stick on her lea, arms, sad flu*. Dr. Bobutsow, the serum to the workhouse, said the de emed was •admitted Las the workhouse en the 2.3 rd of Jena,* last, with a dilute* of the chest and head sflocition. Bestow* worm, end showing symptoms of insanity, in the month set March *lse was removed •o one of the insane wards, No. 1, when there were from 26 to 30 other patient., with epileptic, adonis, and inane erections. The deceased becoming Kill weeny was removed to one of the refractory wards, when there were two other refractory pities.. le the large ward there were three nonce who wire also pauper inmates. When In the refractory ward the deceased was assaulted with bleu by the nuns, Ann Marlow, who centrally was sot violent, bat was occuion ally addieud to habits of intemperance. A few date *fore dagessed was removed she was nest to the pauper Bryant, who quarrelled with her and i track deceased, hut was itht at the time • reepougaile &Rt..% ter her actions. The dtheared used very abusive hangman, towards the nun. Marlow, who, being exasperated thereby, took up • rick and Kruk her violently on the shim, shish caused a deep wound ors the right leg. There were also wooed@ OR the lett leg, bat as tne deceased sou insane, and raving violently, sad was in a moat wretched state, some of the.e blows and bruises might bare been caused by th. decanted hivektag herself about. She beeline ea vi ,lent, that it ems promoted a esrtilicate to the hoard, that it sou desirable she should be sent to tome other institution for safety, but before that ....ad be done, she became so ill that she othal not be r• ashy. d. The Cdreoaer.—Do you mean to say that there ars bat thee* nevem to attend upon 25 to 30 i Dr. Robimon sad that en ordinary ooessions that number was quite sufficient, but when any of the Menet, s wets re fractory, seen w. re brought in merest them. The Coroner—What nourishment was afforded to them pony creatures ? Dr. R-obineos said arrowroot, wine, and beef tea ware allo•ed, as ciroureateacts inquired. It was hie opinion that the deceased died from 'zeitgeists% and ezh.uaticio produced by the 13,1 sores. The nurse who iblicied the injuries had been diem:seed Irom tie evablishment. The Coroner said that It was evident there woe something radically wror gin the stare of 8 . Pancras workhotise. Dr Robinson replied that such a state of affairs would occur, unless they had paid and competent MIMS. This aurae, to revue, was ditmiesed more than a month :Igo. He bad frequently wired upon the hosed ot guardians some alteration on tbi. very se' jeet. The Coroner summed up the evident., and the followirp !special verdict was returned " Teat the del mud died from I thaution, produced from bed wounds ; but thajury mono, 'operate +About expressing thor opinion that the trea•nsent of Louise Cray has been most improper whilst in .he mane ward; tont she hes been violent') as•aulted by the sow, and elm by woe of the Memo tridents, and the jury rerom mend the hoard of guardians to furnish more efficient ounce, and • pepluass ward foe the refractory portion of Ihe insane patknts, end they alai recommend that water-beds should be provided far patiects hawing bed wounds." The Coroner recommended that the nurse should be pro moted for the assault before a polio* pagistrate. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCHESTER, SIP?. 9. Thereat but one opinion expressed here as to the treatment which General Haynes met with at the hands of the brewers of Beaks:de. Amongst the great number of con deseneal foreietnen one meets nith in these districts, and who an known to have sympathised with the untrrtucate Hungarians throughout their straggle with Austrian and Russian bayonets, *emissions of satisfaction sere to be termed ; but the applause is not c•ngned to them. Even the readers of those daily journals which have been the bitterest in denouneiog the treatment of Haynie' have failed to receive Inoculation and join in decrying the thoroughly English feeling which roused the blood of a London mob essinst a woman flogger and the sanguinary avenger of absolutism and tyranny. I doubt it our populate of a similar undo would have had the intelligence so well to have appre dated at a moment's notice the opportunity of vindicating public opinion on this subject as the brewers 1., the employ of Messrs. Barclay and Co. appear to have evinced ; but they entertain the sums feelings. The news wee not fairlyspread amount the workit g classes here till yesterday, end some of the conversations which took plies summit them on reading it in the Sunday papers were very amusing, though charm. teristie. I give a single instance of what took vim* io a eompaay of the wavy lowest of mechanics. " Who is this General Hayman ?" said a man who had heard the para graph road. " Host thou not know ? He warn met, like, to put men th' Hungarians, but were beaten ; kows'ever he got hold of ems of th' women, sad he flogged them In th' m►rket place.' " Another man who volunteered, an expla nation. said, he were tit' bloodiest grant that ever existed since Nero." Others main, who were well up Ia the history of the Hungarian struggle, succeeded In giving a very intelligent account of that, and of the conduct of General Heyman in the after so , nes, which were so diagraceinl to ' Austria, and must have left such a horror on the mind of ' every free country where they hays been recounted. The result of ell there conversations appeared to be an expression of unbounded approval of the conduct of the brewers' dray. men, and, doubt, the cellars of Mears. Barclay end Co. would have Item exhausted many times over in dnnking to' their health, so popular has the firm become In connexion with the stride, could their liquor have been supplsed to the " entire " satisteetlon of the iris ken. The dead body of a respeetably dowsed wan was found this seereizg, en the Liverpool branch of the London anl North Western Bailee., Compaq, between Eccles and Petrieroft. Both his legs had been cot off by a train passing over him; but whether he wee a person who had been crowing the line, or thrown himself in the we_y of • trai n, with the view of suicide, cannot be ascertained. There were no papers in his pockets which would load to a diaeovery of wt o he was, so, has Ito beta identified by friends. It wan at dna thought that be sight have been a passenger, and had fallen 4.ft a train, 'sat ni t , cket was found upon Was. The driver of a We trace on Sunday evening retaliate feeling a jerk of the 'nee, on or shoat the spot, and says be looked behind aa well ea the darknew would seeds hire, but aiming I nothing, eoneladed that one of the wheels had comae in soiled merely with a bad joints. of the rails. The valor toasts man appeared to have been deed some boars when found. Ti. Manchester committed is sossetzlea with the liabibi don of ledastry for 1861, bed a seetilag this afternoon, at tke TownehrU, whom the wahasriptisas they ►ad obtained weft said to be 4,667 L, and the, mayor sapressed an °plaice) that this might no considered se pretty sou the total amount that would be rafted. In acanezian with the unannOotnno, moo►ln.ry and other articles likely to be seat hence to the lie Mistook it was reported that the ilellewiag had beam the anoint of spar claimed. For stamilacturts, 670 neer, feet el floor, 940 of saunter, sad 4,696 of wall. For ma ehinery, 10,636 aquas feet of floor, 303 of couater, and 408 of wall. For sundries, IC square fest of door, 197 of mower. and 220 of wall. TM. gives as a total, 11 112 square feet of flew, 1,440 of *seater, sad 6,203 of wall. A letter woe road iron tke eammittee fa Leadon, watts' that 10,000 square fest of Immo had bow abetted to the machinery wassmittes of Man. (letter, bat holding oat the possibility that a greater spade algae he tot apart after the claims of die entire kingdom shall lam bees miseimd and fully sonsiderod. Tim only question which cave Or to any convocation of interest was emo ratted by Mr. lisomonlay, headiamter of the School of Derive, as to whether &algae for patters. oa silk fabrics or sloth, whist fcr reds reasons, suck as elaborateness er expense, ban never been seed, will be Quitted to the *Wile blies. Mr. Haniumeley sold sunk denims bad brut admitted to Wets eabibidoso, Oat he had stem so intim& dot as to the views of Me royal 111011111111111i01111,6 on the tabbies. It was alimately thought desirable that the secretary should write sad pat the question. A report km hem prevalent la Manshastar today of two more Milano is the cotton trado—oat of a home at Stock , port, and the at Preston ; bat I bays Dot heard par 'kakis. Th first of the two hat ►eta spoken of before sad contradicted, bat it now appears that t►e Ant report wee well founded. The mecum of liabilities is rated at 00,0001., but it is mid that the las falls almost wholly on tot moth. Mrs—the ►mkar tad the cotton broker. Is all probability more partiaulas will be known twaterrow. A VOLUNTEZI Phitioalta.—On Wedoooday_ after noon. s load knock was board at Um door of tits Hereford prison, sad a SUM missed, rather la so istozioated wow, sod said ko use time to , gin himself la skins for bolas drool aid dbordorly. The Ewa was whitest obese or stook- lasi • Stalid quit It• woo • primer, sad had some out K tee owartertaa Ike provisos Asp to mobs klo peados, oil of wash he bad err The Mew palled of Al. oat is the pram ad aolhootall ems arum. The turkey areal to eater Ihs_ahage_eseleet bat the (dry was sober numb to wltkiwid Ids oar that jest lasly told • phloem to lath Al. up , apes wadi the ear began to bran Mr awey, era to ho loosed owl" After keeping hha V mare hr seer liras tko door was opottod, sad the late rtheaser Mr otrhooreat tea away r hat ee poodidt. MUSIC. GLOUCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL. ()SOH Otra OWS CORlOMPOrraltni.) GLOUCESTER, Moriasir HVBXING. The festival of the three choirs of Worcester, Here feral, sad Gloucester, is bring held this week in this city, the maul period of holding the festival having been anticipated l by a week Is defenses to e• wishes of c. ruin of the clergy, nest week being an "Ember week." Judging :nos pre sent appearanees, e k e seating bids fair to he one of the best ever held la Giescester. An ontisnal numbar of tickets have already been beepokes, both toi the performanees of mimed 'MIMIC is the ealtedral and the evening concerts. The ar rangements for conveyance by railway are os a large scale, and a large uconatilatioa of visitors will have to he provided for from B bite, Bath, Oxford, Cheltenham, end yen Los ' des, two spatial trains by the Great Western Railway befog announced to leave the is, tropolis on Tuesday (to-morrow) and Friday, to bang the visi-ors in time for the morning mirforinuese of sacred sauMs at the ea hedeal To-day ties been ocenpied in the preliminary bovines'. By ten o'c*.ork the 'wafer tell of this performers had gathered together in the nave of the noble cathedral for retuarsal, which they maintained with unabated industry up to the time of the despatch of this pacq. The vocal end instrumental talent metered by the managers of the testiest it of a high order ' and here to the county of Gloue , ster usually eclipses her leas sonorous neighbour of Wurorstar and lit reford. The principal wohliata are lidme. Smite', Metre. Mies dhy, Miss Lueonolo-, Miss Williams, Herr Formic, Mr. Sims Reeve., Mr. L w h ey. Mt. H. Phillips, sad Mr. Lawler. The heed le from tr e Phil. harmonic Cosiest s and the lityal Italian Opera, Mr. Bla prove being the leader, and Mr. Atnott, the organist of Gloseerer Cathedral, efficiatiorr accnrdirig ro pr reden• as ceoduter ; the °molars of Hereford (T. Smithy eni Wotesater (Dow) tildes the pianoforte and organ. The choral body is selected will treat care rots the citcral socie , tees and choirs of Exeter Well, Drivel], N.iroich, Windsor, Wont s:er, Hereford, and Gloucester, and the orchestra con tains altogether about 300 performers. Tile Scheme of the mu.ical prirfornlances of the week off, re a. great soultioe, tbosgh tb•selecion is a judieious one in other respects. It Mete" now to be corer ded at the exclusive province of the metropolis to prolate the novelies sod of these festivals to adopt th em a f t . r ey have einleaefully pasted the ratio ordeal of Ettore Hall or the Opera. Oa the first day, seaordisg prinative cumin, 'Men will be fall service at the ca.hrdrat Handel*. Dettiegen " Ts DIN= and Jubilate, and two anthems of Boyeefe. The " Esther" overture will open the gerviee, end the pieces and responses will be Tallis's. On Wednesday Meadslasobit'e " Eljati" will be given, Madame Cestdlan taking the pls . cipal soprano, bat yielding the first air est nil part— Hear, ye, frail"—to /dodoes@ ti rte.. 7 unday morning presents several attractions. The first and second parts of vie emulate" (Hayein)aleod first in the scheme, and are followed by a selection in ni Beettioy, se Mendelanohn's sacred Cantata " Laude ZUo." and a miscel iaceous sele vino, chiefly from the works of Handel. Madame Smoot sings f• With verdure clad," front the " Cr...mann ;" Handel's " Hdy, ;" and f• Let 'he bright seraphim." Pt Wtpa will viva • Jeered song by Dr. V!, elny, for the lot time, and the tug will be e sleeted by the complier himself, who hesitant arrived. On Friday mornir.g the " Mociati" will be given, Madame fit rosg 'tingle; the " R juice greatly" and "I know that may H 'bonier Huth." The evening mourns ere entirely of • mis- Bane ous kind, inclarlieg popular of favourite selections trout the best mas ters. Sontag sing" four voles each avereine. Thin will be two belle, cue on Tuesday night after toe Lone, rt, end one on Friday night —a grand fancy and full dreg" alai,. la the nave of the cathedral the arrangements mode are very °weeniest. An °rehears hat b..es 0011110 uct.d to de mend from the organ towards the ft or, wh i ch occupied by first clam seats. A gallery le also rai n ed sjewnst the west window, to be occupied by holders of see tekets, end in tee two side ai.les are the thiri price I seats. The whe-le is finished off in such a manner IN to destroy as !lige as possible the harmony of the building. The c roe rt room at the County Hail is • splendid Loading, capable of bolding 2,000 or 3,060 perrons. it has been elegantly tau- SCOTLAND. AGAIN THE DUKE OF ATHOLE.—The Dike of Athol* is not yet done with the shutting op of (lien Tilt. Notwithstanding the recent decision of the. Court of Sestion in favour of the opening of the pass, it has this season been mere carefully guarded than ever. It was only last week that a highly respectable party from Br., MU were turned back by ore of the duke'. menials, and told that without a line from his grace no one could be permitted to pigeon. And these lines of admission at* none about in the most basineu-ltke way imaginable. They are regularly printed chequer, evidently torn from a book kept for the purpose, with the name of the fortunate hokler inserted on a blank line, and thereafter the "open sesame " of At,hol• appeneed to the precious document. We saw one in the possession of an individual who got it through the intervention of a friend, whir., enables us to speak definitely on the subject. The matter trust he kept before tie country, as {addle interests are dearly later. woven with it— specially at this period of the year is the prohibition • get at annoyance to many an intell . gent tourist—and the Duke of Athol. must be taught to feel that he is sacrificing both his good name and his money (clobber of which, we endrestan•l, are suprabon•lant) in a game in which he will ultimately be the lour. We believe that the duke states that the decision of the Court of Seuion only has the effect of throwing ope n (Pon Tilt to the three gentlemen who were pursuers in the notion against him, so that, by his grace's understanding of the finding of their lordship, our towasmse Mr. Terries, is one of three gentle men who, of all broad fecothind, or England either, for that matter, are alone entitled to roam at large in this romantic district without • line from the Duke of Atilt le to produce at every other turning of the road. We are sere that not a few have envied Mr. T • ' god fortune within the put few weeks ' and we can only hope that it will b e th e i r tura next —Aberdeen Hannan WORKING or UTZ . FACTORY ACT.—A singular meeting was repined in yesterday's hail—•be first meeting of the kind which we have observed. The Paetory Act does not directly intsr:ere wilt adult male labour. Operatives falling within that devc•iption are supposed to be able to make arrangements with their employers, regarding bouts of labour and wages for utak, although no statutory obliga tions exist. One house in town determined to dismiss their 'easels and Yuri:ails operatives, and work twelve 11 , 1ms/hely. The experiment, if correctly d' scribed to um, ie. we believe, quite legal, although it may not be profitable ; on the latter part of the subject the gentlemen interestid must judge for themselves. In the meantime their adult male operatives have struck work, and appeal for aid to the trades. Ws doubt how fat the trades g dy will be inclined to waist them. The new a gement, would so evidently °turret various evils charged upon the terrify system, that messy individuals may be disposed to see a fair trial of the scheme. We d-. not fully comprehend the plan, as hitherto the labour of comparative children and females has been eon uttered neeessary in the business, but the practical depart ment is for the judgment of interested parties alone ; while the moral result, in the substitution of a certain quantity of adult male lab or for that of females and children, mutt be fay urahle in a short period to the factory districts and their population —Dolls Mail (Glasgow). THE LIVERPOOL AND IRISH STEAMERS.—.We (Nora BrilisA Mail) observe that the maser-holy fats of the Odom, and t►e animadesnions made on the state of her boats at the time of the accident, have bad the effect of in dearg the owners and masters of the different sea-going steamers that leave the Broomielaw to pot their boats in seek a state as to be ready for an emergency. The covers have la all ewes been removed, the full complement of oars placed en board, and the plugs properly haven , d to the sides of the boats, in such a position as to be instant, available. It may, however, be as w.II to state that these reps were taken almost immediately sub,quent td the lose of the Orate, and not in sonseqautee, as may be supposed, of the comas of site Lord Justice Clerk at the resent trial. • _ _ SALL 01 THE STRANDED WDALIIAT SUMO' —Y.steraey worming the bug. c.resse of this whale stranded and saptared at Munelbunth on Tuesday attensooa was exposed to paVie romp on the ',lnks there. The son petition was not very spirited, sad the !animal was Wei -1 lamely purelissed by Messrs. Miller end Arthur, LS*, for M.—Edinburgh Llama(. INCREASE VALUE or LANDID PROPERTY. —TWO (Ssisaburph Courant) in glad to find that there is now an increasing demand for investments in hailed property at ha proved prices. The liar estates of Calrossie sad Olostoltieb, in Master Rat , bees just been purelvieed by Ellr Charles Roes ' of Baloarewea, Belt, at the pries of 60,0001. THZ GABI Lawa.—A few days since Thomas Bur net. geseekeeper to his Grace the Duke of Bosburghe at Greenhill, fell is with three poact,ers upon the duke's lands of Blackdesn, Is the parish of Morebattle. They refused to beam the ground when ordered to do so, and am of them shot a blackeock fa his premise, which another of them pleked up. Boras, who was riding upon a pony, continued M follow them, end on his calling to some shepherds at a snort distance, the pullers made off from the doke's leads, and went over the hf.l on to Auebope. The gamekeeper still followed, and on coming up saw them squatting on the ground ; on miming nearer to them they amens to their feet, and one of them presented his gun sod deed, when the shot took ( Qat on the pony. Burnet then turned to lean, there being no one to assist bins, when other two shots wet fired, birth of which took effect en the ray, and partly es one of the gusekteper's some. Be Is but slightly injured ; but the pony has morived a arnsiderable number of the shot in the sock sad shoulder. Burnet knew all the three men, whose asses an John Taylor, Ws. Taylor, and Andrew Timm, all from Yettobn. John Taylor has since been apprehended and lodged In Jail, and warrants are out against the ether two, who, we trust, will speedily be meared also. Warrants ham been out against Wm. Taylor for the last year or two fee reaching and assault upon the parse who detected him psasklag, hot the dams hare never been able to apprehend Ida —Kelso Mail. : . i l l TEI SALE OF SHORT HORNII.—SIR,—I Am gore ins will allow um to suggest that your excellent report of il 1 M. 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