The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-21 00:00:00

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GE oro wow- Mr .I.'o au ex _tarfoon.—Tor freight s o tati fitz . z 1.40 w allh Mum THI EXHIBITION of ARTS and MANU YAMS= tor NOILTWILOSTION LONDON lo ro w OraN DAILY, Iron 10 am. to p.m.. la Ow AG.NICULTUSAI, HALL Atholmtoo, from 10 a.m. to Sp.m., Oa MON ; ottormardo, iltpenoe. Mr. B•w•rd. Searatery to the Atlantic Tele- graph Oempsay, presents lee eanpleasete to the latter of the llspress, sod bap to and hba. oogr of • totter •dinned to cos of the dirsoton ot.tb• romped" by Clapt•ts dadence. rd the Chest Footers; OM • leiter iron Kr. F•irbe(rs. LL.D.. both of which. it It thee* might to dossed o public intend at ineernent Vac Amm•et 19. - 4 ,_— Orsos oars owl ocisz PARIS, servaan Vane. I ate ahead_ y had occasion to mention se! circular of the MiniOn of Public Instruction this week. A second from the same indefatigable pen hes just appeared. It is on the subject of the meeserolnind observations required to be made* the normal Wools in seams. After recapitulating the services required from the schools, he concludes by laying that they are not obligatory during the vacations, but that he will see with pleasure soak of tiffs schools as on do so notions their observa tions: during that time. M. Durny is going to ifilecin, to visit from thence the old Abbey of Cluny, which be is about to appropriate for a norms/ school of special studies. The Council of State has just delivered a judg ment of great importance to the French press. The Courtier de Disionche was suspended for two swaths, after having received two warnings, on the 31st of December, 1863. This pnaishment it might have been supposed had wiped out the record of the warnings previously Wined, but the admi nistration judged otherwise, and on the strength of these two weinings again suspended the same paper for two months more in August, 18134: The Courtier du Dimorieho did not appear for two months, but it appealed from th e ministerial =11: to the Council of State, which, after Wei Milt pronounced agibefft‘ the minister's interpretation of the law. It has decided that two fresh numbly were necemory is give the minister the right of suspension, and bee annulled the decision of the 2 4 th August, 1864. The • bas Oiled this °nee, but the Counter eke • and its contributors have not the lees been ululated of two nestles' profit. Another literary Minh was .decided yesterday. The Soaiety of Drsmstio Authors and Composers was established in 1827, for the mutual defence of their interests in relation td the managen of theatres, mid the more mionossial eolleetion of the sums lies ob each represeetatiom The member& querrelled last year. cad fin of them brought as action toobtaie the dissolution of the society. The court has decided .agalnat., the plaintas, on the ground that by the statutes ' they cannot even retire from the society without the consent of its members. This clause wait accepted by them when they barmen members of the society, and they Lute no legal or other means of annulling it. They ; have put themselves in this galin for life. NOIETH-EASTERN LONDON EXHIBITION el ARTllmid MANO/ACT171.15, AORICULTIIIALHALL. =M. MUSIC O AL N Amu/rowans for the WICIN endle6 6114 PM 1111 b, left. TM pal' (Monday:, kennel Vat. 7.1 s pp.~m ..~ —CONCEIT of NATIONAL =SIC and OPERATIC 6ELEL7iOII6, by the Vatted Mellen Dead, In Gerlbeldten 00M1U3611. Item and per{ sonarTorEartatte Union. If. A end. 7.10 pet.c.Clrend Unite Cowart — Artistes Mia Break Mir 11nc7 Withers, Madame Kea Mra Ilmet, The Wee Val" Mr. Nth Walton. Mr. RadIML Jlows. W =MOAT ae Amrmg lard. II Concert. by 1.000 chndree Illkwit i tc the Meld *barley Reboots. who will mart the made eimg at Anneal leentral at the Castel Wawa 80 7. Orpra Performance. TKUNSMAT. Aultiet MIL 7.10 p.m.—Opseatie and Claming Ilehrelione on the Imillth Concertlaa. by the Mime Lsohmial, with pbmelowle amowmardinent. Artllth. 7.30 p.m.--Betections from Ingllab esers.• Claggett, Banners, 11=1.11 - 16., RAW. SATURDAY. August NW 10p.m.—Mtemllaataaa Cowart. — MIAs, : Madame WILD" Madessoleene Bestial, Leehesal, Mr. Orlando, Mr. W. WING. A --- to liffainttUßNZ and SYDNEY.— GM -114 maerediemet how Nous Orav irigllN NO„ MOO tenalmlitheel. melee thm eoessemed ma i rum ( let• a the llotzee sad hes King), _. iiiie s hieo the middle et Nortmber.—Tor plane m elc it ~....w'' ineleeeitiArad to lOMISON sad Os,. 4 1T.r...e5d11106 '''"''..----:------- realkagall for ACJISTRAL I A area le a le cni mur es st o BLACK BALL Ni OieaOA lona Posts presusity ep sNO low =WM tolda. polumeles fur Low i.a 1106yisa Theinceio= SWOON ara tor iiiel eavuuksca, =ly—yal Aar cillpia tbe AusirsirstuaT T .. " = l,7, : ....vourasosst et camoonalasa, will carry In V S ami sm yoperfaYsmacat. MID GA a* Ilywarata to adii 1014 —T. M. MACKAY sad oa, 1. _ .............. lam. liC. .----------:''-os varrowir To eTrAs Yu« TWICII • Tits wil , ffEW YORE, and sainsisivimiviaawbuill.aair COI brisodl do. lola &zoo DAXY etosis-MOI. OM MK ter NEW TOM. CFFIr or Losmo_r. woroosstay, AMIN* IL ars os IF•1101M1 Friday. Amami It. aFT OF WO i vrOilli. *dowdy Asyut SO. - Ani OW Widaaal. log *ltem" sad Wards" am mop by Ob• 04 stamen i batt =Iolsood o a ; iy. a, gangerAirsiogordtog to Ow swoo) . and Saturday's etoroce• 1 1 ; L p/ow& p.m= j••••O• WWII • fa ripply a °soma &Cora sob Obs United Sista booked l i oi Wook —Fat tubber pealloolini to ma YAN, flltater•!ro_warped ; or so o d gust es. EN •••=. Undo,. -- PPLIOATIONS for 15HORAL . FESTIVALS, muumm:mnrcomirmae_uummbiatimp - auloraiwook unnumn,ftenuirs. riMill OXFORD.-66, by J. 01 1 117.NBACH, JL perhemett by mbressinowl 1 4 7Tra. kniei Wamalel • Nam K STSIU Husk. dee., with toll lOW od thorns Clualltha ith T. Jesitehtth. Me Mao ead ases a. Omelet Mews Dwis sod Davie, the Ins Tom ad Mon &ra4 the sew /tenth teuthe. TEM IVIIIIIO, at • °leek. QT OD ARE. —l3snt REPREBINTATION. I THIATIS of KTEITIZY, IbIYPTIAIf BALL-118118112 to 118.010 sad TINTRILOQIIIBII, by Colossi wrolais.m. real India* Basket Vint, awl Iststantaneous growth of Flower Tress, ss introduced, far Ow Inn Woe Ii this estualry, on Tasbar ifesday, AprO 17, Mk by Woad litochtse, and only per formed by him sod the Indian Magicians. ATILT sviernot Y 8 (listudays Included), also en Wednesday sad Ilstuaday Misr. moan I.—insila at MliolieWs, 814 Old Bond-greet, and Sox ellen Nsyntlan.halL—Adsstsseen. Is., Is, and Ss. " Alatiii mhsculow."—Tkie "Time." April 17/8 188 L 7.- - ---- - nyggLAND ROOTL-OOKIIIINICATION pea rilth in eAriamcarioN no ogg BOW tallartOKlLS awl voodoo Cargo and Parcels derttlaatia dr eihraltar, Malta, WO, Ade', Owl" Ilaaaa sow t Op aata, end Calm b *dr masman elk ate 4111 and lath or arm walla : tor M,ilrgs._Adoll. sad UMW ag lbws or the nib ..‘ ob d do. 4......, 11114 gig ke Yrs* Chore. . lagismik gpi Sydney, b the Amman Marne &ratio is lbs us d 101/17 incsa—ltcrt tartar, garttrallan atgg moats Oldros, 1111, Inadallballatrook ILO.„ Lan. dm; *Odlalligbes. dontlioagran, UNITED SERVICE QUADRILLE. ♦LYAED BELLOWS CONCEZTA—Tbe UNITED BAR. VICE QUADULLE (by A. F. Godfrey, Bandmaster of the Cold stream (manic will be performed TillB and the following WIRINGS, by Mr. Altrat Melba's Urcbasbra. Publishers: Robert Cocks aad Co., New ..tmtmatrest, W. Order of all Ilesirdlers. OTIIII7I3IIRG. The film fireColaes screw rasa GOTITAI WABA. CaptainNlTS will *mod as abed pod on or abed*. lab YAW. To be b dm InStims stemma This deed be. eon ter sessedes.—for drawlers of bold is ...mai snob at CEUIPLIIm'S Unidossi Ibmgeddrds. oRAVES, Perm 1.3 sad Co.. ss. heastadebill. LC. FRANCES 0 BILDERSTOITZ, eased.— L to the act of parliament Sad and 23rd Victerb, cap. Is, intituWd "An Act he farther amend the Law al Pro. perip and to relieve Trwatees"—NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, SS all CESSITOIB and other bowleg any CLAIMS or demands span en apnoea the la ATI of MUNCIE CUILDER STONE. late of 11017W0 1 / 4 011. Mildenhall, In the county of Suf folk, widow, deceased, who died on the Sri es of May, lilea, at Bolywell-row, MUdeohall aforesaid, and whose wilt was proved on the lath day of August, Itafig: be the Principal liffinb, of her Majesty's Court of by Jonathaa - CWilerstone, of Beck-row, In the parish of Milimeima aforesaid, laud siermryor ; John Webb, of Aspaljrall, la the parish at Mildenball atoressid. fanner , and Abraham tearer, of Einny-In to the perish Mildeoball aforesaid, termer, Se Ilielliolll named la Se said will, are hereby required, onerbefas thelath day of September,lB66, to mod the particulars et their reepsedire Maims or demands to the said erseutoreat the I of Mises J. and J. Read, of landenball aforesaid, soli citors. end that the mid ascots, will, on sad alter the said lath day et eseormoss. 1110/4 proceed to distribute the swots of the maid Trances Childerstome, deceased, among the parties en titled theelbs. Mob's regard otzty to the claims or demands of which She said salaams shall then have had notice. Dated this 1110 at Auitaak I J. and J. MO. &MD, MlidenhalL Solialtens. SYRIA. tncx RRlMEt—Direct Route to Hanove r, Brans- Jo tick sad Olotrol OVlllint. —The North Ceram' medial. Now ottalorr 110 WE, Cop J 11%/ri ll iat elosoal boot Horterdowa on THIYEADAY, the Mb raw liondlltalf), at 10 i.e., calltog aramwith rot, tor paroopart. at It soott—lhoos to %reuse. Al el LI; Mats o ,Basma Vista 3 tad W. Al 10a— mu Affir ires t OItAV/S. at CHAPLIN% Irma osi or to Mat ps sad lis'e-Loos, Duman oat% LC. BEYSOUT, AVM? L Yon will hardly lielleve what I am going to tell you—in fact, Ido not think I can picture the of vividly enough—respecting the panic that exists ,here about the cholera. Everyone except the poorest of the poor has fled from the plan. Of the five consuls-general but two remain at their posts—namely, the French and the Austrian. The English merchants , with one single exception, have all gone, bat the officials of the Ottoman Bank remain at their duty. In short, every European bathe piate,axespt these I have mentioned, and the Roman eatbeiis Jesuit, lament, Oapuehin and Tens Santa prim* have all bolted to Lebanon. The want of courage shown by men who ought really to set an example to others is extraordinary. 'No wonder that the natives . behave u cowards. The shape are all closed be the bazaars. • I really don't I think you *add buy a out, a dress, or a pair of shoes, to ewe you'll*. The American aniesioneries are slightly an exception to this rule, but wen they one and all live on Lebanon, a single missionary eosin down to perform service in their chapel weary other Sunday. In abort, the director of the bank, his entiordloste Europeans, Mr. B-- (an English merchant), the French and eresents-gentral, and the Itenienist 411 e really the only people that have shown Z i t:trap whatever. And yet wbat is there to be afraid of ? The population of Beyrout amounts to bO,OOO souls, or thereabout* ; of these we have had about ten deaths a day—never more, and tgenerallhan haL r. I am s are. 41131t4 ht on by con vin ced by sheer frig ht. Nearly all the people who die are amongst the very poorest ones; of the wealthy natives hardly any Wavelet* seized with the epidemic. The Turks —the Ottoman officials from Constantinople—are barb!' cowards, worse perhaps than any other elan. The native Syrian Moslems, on the con trary, show utter indifference to the cholera. "It • le ens fate," they say, "and what God has milks in the beok el destiny (' numb') cannot Abe averted by men" But of all those who tremble st the very atone of the sickness, the Greeks—the pure unadulterated article from Sao, Mytilene, Syra, Smyrna, or other parts of the Levant—are the worst. Them people are manyof them welll, off. They coma haw as they go elsewhere, in order to make mousy, and until one bas known one of these Fatle, the full force of the word s to " worshi p mon," cannot be nnderatood. I don't believe either the Arehbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Meaning, Dr. Ontionhig, or any other theologian in jaw*, 'mild preach on those words—" worship Sod sol Mannows," half as well as a merchant's who has bent iat ;heap lauds and seen what the *really an 4 this respeot. You know how Watholica when they first awake in tie morning make the signet the ereeptritt an tberbleseing of God and *WI illnitnanlibti.fisr the day that is before them ; Ireakr Wimp t i t* Greeks, when they first open Iheir eyes , Enke 'a 'huller ejaculation to the blessed Saint Piastre. All over Mount Lebanon there is now perfect quiet and order. Dimond Puha, the governor. general, is still absent at Constantinople, but is exploded beck in a few days. The mountaineers sue reaping wonderful harvest from the letting of their boons to the Beyrout people, who have dodged up to the various villages in their fright to iesip4 the ebelera. The great Maronite chief, Jon& Hog Karatni, has been allowed to return from mile s sad will, I believe, obtain a high posi tion wider the Ottoman government- The French ;till hold is their pet idea that the Mountain `kbeul4,lie independent of the Porte just as Egypt and Theis ape, only acknowledging the suzerainty of tyke Staab. The Russians and Prussians are reh" in faun of the same scheme, but the Eng. old Annan& appose habitat earnestly, and the Turks, of mouser; mostkl do battle against it to the deli* • ROIIIIIIDADI sad the RHINI.—REDUC am al MIL —The Nallwriatnia StawabW.oa[Mt Con wil e ItrigtwaaTtla Ammar l ow Captain IT wi lawnwita Blackwall, EVERY SUNDAY sill d laid at We 1111 a.m. Wain from Tene hurebatzeet Station. WNW Iwo : Wm. 51. ; fora cabin. ; action tickets bud rt a tan and a halt—Apply at GRAMM'S Univana Wies. liniatairrim N.; ar PIIILLIPPiI, ORAVIS. WWI Ca. K. Deasiaiwbotiaa, St. Diusetan'whill, LC. IF YOU TRAVEL, good for BUSSEY, SMITH, sad Co's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of PORTMAN TWA, frisks Bap. sad very othrr unveiling rspdalts. Als, raid, Nads . e. and Opas unrivalled for excalltace W C TH. IMPERIAL MEXICAN RAILWAY comma (Lbeltedl. MK ORDINARY 01.2411 11111311140, _held al the Ler do Team Sishipepawatreet. London, ea FRIDAY, the Mk dm* Mk LOBLIT inoux CRAWTORD in . the U P, the Chairman tbk ComPkbY. Char. babe reed the astern Unman convening the mmdklethlakikirMi of the Directory, previonaly circulated smug darelsideay. having been taken ea reed, the follow higisaluthas was pared unanimously : Dille lewd ed the Directors and the belaneweheet of the Oiemag seimbled to the meeting he received end adopted. Illet Mt. labia pig Adams and Mr. Ration Ramer dtandsid thlabiel Me e r dikes of the Company / receiving es reenenw i t.- L" re a go e ffer s e be h T o e r e:c heri t y rlicT . Chetw , asa Os maser in which he hes predde slat` meeting, mt the selibetury raplimations given by him tr. reegoot to tge= gm. W. M.l9ooll,l3ecirmary. iamb/ Mors. New Brogri-street. Lebba, August AMA. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and distlegni perhuse, eatreeted from the illirerk b 7 ZNO. lioll/ 1 1LL sod Ott., Perfumers to WAAL the PriaCtell cc Wafift. le. 12. flees Ileg-court, Lontbeed•etreet, Leedom May 141 We, beadaliosly bound In cloth et, ft. EC CENTRInmanC s itua PEN AGES By UuaLs. R L 6 LD. O Jokes Max well sad Co., publishers. le. 1} lost- DR. CULVERWICLL Happtatt, an on MARRIACHI : zr Olgrona a Ymq Coninlll : wrytr ia." TITB PADTHDON BB= BATHS, : Lana' Say Voridaya TU A C.'s prot Dr. bational ridden , " a, Groat bilarattroolaoln J. Alia, Ina Post-oeico 3111 Mill Tuella Batas, L. Id.. a. Harliera•Orsod. frILIJOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY A egggad Ntaxase-Mme. lasabw4Motak loadon. CAPITAL. . TWO MILIIOIIII. PAW VP 3791.600.e'. IWEEILVE FOND PAM Duc 11.2ClaTID Ire ea lammt at $ /at I. pat Emma T Ow/ melee at $1 •, PI II 44 14 lays mike at 14 Met Ye money deposited tor ;mg peso. I THE VISIT OF THE FRERTSMOUTNCH FLEET TO POH. PORTSMOUTH, Aeuriee 19. The approaching visit of the French iron-clad squadron to Portsmouth is regarded with oonsidersble into. rest by the inhabitants of this port, and every effort is being made to give them a hearty reception. According to preset arrangeseente the squadron will arrive bare as the 99th instant, and the mine evening the admiral sad some of the superior °Hers will be entertained ow board the Osborne, paddlrysobt, by the Duke of Somer set sad the Lords Oommissioaere of the Admi ralty. Os the following day (30th) the dockyard and Wei* government establishments will be inspected, and * the evening a banquet will be given at board bee Mis)sisty's ship Duke of Welliegtos. Os the 31st there will be s parade of the troops ea South sea-common, and it is stated that previously to the arrival of the squadron the Duke of Cambridge will vita Ports mouth, so that a grand field-day is .:petted. The French officers will afterwards leach with Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Butler, the b ea t enen t-governor of the prrieon and corn madder-inchist of the sooth-westera district, and will afterwards be satertained by the mayor; eorporstioe, and inhabitants of Porten:oath. The precise details of the pro gramme have sot bees speed upon, but the general orange meats provide for a *kaiser, to be followed by a promenade mimed to be given by M. Julliee's boo& and afterwards daeciag sod tousle alternately. A sew building in *puree of seechon os the Governor's Gram will be used for this pipe's, and to increase the accommodation for visitors one sod of it will be opened and *steed's' by means of a canvas toot to the opposite side of the green, giving a clear length of upwards of 400 feet. Oa the le of Sep tember there will be a geed ball in the uockyard, the quadrangle a the Boyd Ihva College being enclosed for the purpose, and ea the following day the iqoadroa will laps Spitbeed. POTAL VETERINARY COLLEGE, /Iv Geed Collespestreek Canaden•town. London. IbtalsMelted is the year MI far the Medical Treatment of all Domesticated AMmen, and ter a flehool of instruction In Veterinary Medicine. PATION—Uer Majesty the QUIIIIN. PLMitior —His lomat Highness the Duke of CAMBEIDOI,I.O. TIMMICIIIIMPRI. Ile Nod Yoh% the Marquis of Charles Nesedisate Words- Deaden, KG. gate, Moi ILP. IS Gram tlis Duke of Port- gsr James Wm Ind. James Whitman limanneek Retina the Duke of Rutland. I bate The LPL Boa the Speaker. non Or 00Y1111,01113. PL Add BM the DWI of Colonel C. IL ChaDenor. limmeaked , SI r J V. B.Johnstone. hart..lLP. The ht Ham the list id air lidinund Antroins. Berk LAW. Captain Archriall, M.P. The ,e ,jam lewd Thltaleth R. IL Berens. EecP X. R. aoncherrix Isq. 2 hs iji 0 :31. lord Patois. `Seim G. Cattle,. Esq. Ma ihe ilea. IL lit I. O. Gaussen,llaq. • ...41,11111ans Grebes. deg. lisjeseenellAlk B. AMYL Alba Gurney liana Lg. tkriidii. Lloyd, e. lawramson. Pro f U'ilkinerm. Esq., P.V.S.A. Professor Spooner. BP for the ensuing S/ MOD will COMKINCE la P,_ _ Ootoarr Lad. when Prolamine VAINZLI. will Wade lie IaTMODVOTORY ADDJUSS. at twelve o'clock. W . 42018 01. Lleptelegy, and Pathology of the Rone — Profe mor ow. ameenZ Phydgegy, sad Palisa:oll of other Domesticated All=o.7telestar Simonds. Aaaterey. with Physintoo—Pt raceme Yarnell. and Materia Nadler—Professor Tus.on. iziaci.u. Driseastratese—Kr. William Pritchard. Pfactios and talulail Instruction dally—Professoes and VarnelL _ IIP g_ I LI Perpetual attendance on all the lectures, ingresary gemeas. milethseinatruct ions, to enable the pupil to qualify for Wet -s Our the diploma ed the Mahal College of ye llorews. 26 guises,. Subs-Ahem of I pipets per Mer el gaiseas for life, are entitled to have harms Si. Ig se le waseelaws upon purchase. and to obtain advice as . " 1 ". 10,81 . As. of say charge ; also to have horses and other ▪ feasted In the lidirmary of the College by paying for their B. algid ; cattle, la. ; sheep and pip, ad. (cattle. '"▪ "Illed U property of non subscribers, are also ad edlesden iffy kn D s.) Loop, the property of subscribers. Ms ansived sad treated in the infirmary at commensurate low CHABLISSPOONKR, Principal nsa. us& V,. .1. A yempectus win he forwarded on application. Tat FLUX AT ICIMAL-CIRMC CZNITICRT.—It appears that the coffin which had only recently been placed in the vaults under the dissipative chapel at Kemal-grime Cemetery, sad which escaped destruction at the lire which took place there on Friday night, coetaitied the remains of the late Yr. Jewell Parkes, formerly the misbrand parlia mentary meat- The body was deposited in this vault en Wednesday, milder the direction of Mr. Comae, the seder taker of Welbeekotreet, whoinedeeted the tumoral. merely or • temporary measure, it being isteeded by the dimmed gentleman a friends to have it removed to Hastings, when a vault which is coostractient there is completed. It was placed in the vault is the disseetieg gr_ourid became its removal would eat require a "faculty,' but simply an order from the Secretary of State. The vault was exceed ingly dry, eo much so that some of the melts which had been there many years were feting to Meese with dry rot, mil the cloth over the wood work hues in shreds like defier. At the upper part of the vault there is a pima for a candle, and it se believed that in lighting this candle, either with a limiter or paper, to show a light when Mr. I Perk's coffin wee being put on the bars on which it rested, the man must have dropped • ;perk on to the cloth of the nem est coffin sad that it smouldered away unobserved until, coming into Gonne; with the gas emitted through oime aperture in the lead of the enclosed mills, that ignited, sod at oboe oommunleated flame to the wood of the outer coffin, and so on to the *then oa the same tier. There were five coffins completely concerned with their ardente, and a part of a sixth ; but althoegh the coffin of Mr. molten lend dropped rie either side and all armed the Parkes, it was but slightly iejure&—Obserrer. Tire BiIIRDIR or LIEGTF2IART CLU/SRREOCR.- 1 , Th e Irish Ceort of Criminal Appal wet on Saturday to i hear the discessioe of certain exceptions taken in the recent trial a of the . c rao. lElog.ewhowi wat i erzi te ct r e e d st for thcezittr der by the ergnatent epee the techaical point which has bean Weak lamely that the indietatest was informal, to sot %Mai Mated that the murder was committed within 1500 e ra. dsel the Blade Comity. Tim river on which the de eed sad Yiaa were is the boat bonds the Ileg's County aced the musty lipperery ,• sad aft hough the law allows Shit 11 1 1,.., TI)8 WORS D ELL 'S PILLS, the w ".. . "1 ma r l ' s If" I. the sdi°ll4B( emat7 if the '_—• PURIFIER .4 Ito BLOOD known I Medial ; agrasi• 114 wileia " P eas et i ' it ill was aea wa "'awl krgsfy-euegdd . 1 . traw l ..w. s. . w i re ,i le . th e trews of the Wit:tweet esel for the primmer p r eete se a household ememary. Ilaiiial IRWO st• 4l •• was azollaj! OM whial seeme d strongly " hareem the wen. fiolia Itzprees. "FAX sod Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 114 and 57. OXFORD-AMES. (19"cntss.,__, to Me, rata, and dust, tat ao.to no omen* Olt* .._,... — "P.• bald, fa to 455. bolts for bantam. the perk. and ...-•••••• as Is ea Jacket, in all the halloaable styles. Ila. to l'''' a saannilleal tau s o ed. uts, Sta. to 75e. Yeats hi Calluserat. 27/11.. drilla de.. . 7a. to 21e. MAN= la ell übstage willi Josstmou, Lao &I. to us. HYAM sod Co.'s SELECT DLFPAIITMENTS, al and 87. OXFORD-BTRIZT. PO. 1 Gentlemen's Clothing for Imam Gate 'rem Re. t Oen- Gum &Order Detainment. No. 3. Boys' Clothing kg iminodiate i"t. Ilse Bort and Youths' Order Department. No. B. s_amtand ry Impartment. No. 8. Hate and General Roller?. Bo I 'hurdling Coining Umbrellas. Portmanteaus, Rugs, is. 1 .4444 Provincial Branches .—bi;minghays. U. and 23 . New-d 22.8 41. irlmasa • T O MOTHERS and NIIRSES.—Mrs. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTILING SYRUP, which has ?we UM is nick high estimation for so many years, for Missi ng &lidera when mitering from tssinful dentition, still con nives to be d according to Mrs. Johnson's reigned . t h e i tat +l 4 the success by BARCL AY and SONG. 96 '`lmitoos_ a ___ street, whose name and address are imisist on the • Pull dirsetioss us enclosed with each bottle. Pries ▪ lid- Be sass to ask for Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup. THE IIiviGoRATIVE NERVINE ESBENag toiLlks otrullecolly prepared mod moot powortal until one lateoduad • redone to timer Normal 000ditico i, oterolleot. co Um 111004%7 of witich Dot Imola dee It "'Delft for debility of dl Wadi, rod term Ito sow og "Kul odor Ingredients, poooloaad plicoolitto of worro h is lorro booeitelal to the orrootto ood dreltoPer• op ik. ai Cr L tho. or tour quantities is oar tor Ito Solo alk larokooetoo sod Co., GM Osiordoirort„ W.Q. itat. labotarobutreek C.. Credos. o, £4. Los& wits oi fELEGRLPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (atones manwia.) OPENING OF THE SUEZ OLNAL. ISKAIL.I._ AUGUST 17. The flood gates of the Sues ()Anil have been thrown open, and a vessel laden with oosl passed direct from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea on the 16th inst. Intelligenoe of this event was telegraphed on the same day to the Emperor Napoleon at the Chalons camp. His Majesty despatched a message in reply congratulating the company upon their success. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. SALZBURG, AUGUST 90. At their interview to-day the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia sanctioned the points decided upon at Gado* relating to a new organi zation of the provisional co-dominion of Prussia and Austria In the Duchies. THE KING OF PRUSSIA. MUNICH, AtIOIIST 20. The King of Prumis is expected to arrive here at noon on Wednesday next, and will pay a visit to the King of Bavaria at the Castle of Holm. schwangen the same evening. His Majesty will leave this city on Friday for Baden, by way of Ms snd Stuttgard. THE DUCHESS OF ATJGUSTENBURG. KIEL, Mauer 20. It is stated that the Duchess of Angustenburg has left for Oohing, at the invitation of her Majesty Queen Victoria. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Amon 19. Perfect tranquillity prevails in this city. The journal Butz-instal praises the government for the energy it displayed on the occasion of the riot, which was suppressed by a battalion of Chummy, under the command of a French officer. The com plaints of the fruit merchants wire made the pre ' text for the movement, which was organised out of the country. Some partisans of the former Hoepo dar are among those who have been arrested, and appear to be deeply compromised in the matter. VIENNA, Ammar 20. Prince Couza left Vienna this morning for Bu charest. GREECE. ATHENS, AINICST 19. The session of the National Assembly has been prolonged for forty days. The Minister of the Interior has resigned, and been replaced by M. Rumunduro. Mavrooordato, President of the Council, is dead. THE TURKISH INTERIOR DEBT. PARA. Almon 19. At. Constantinople telegram has been received here, dated 17th inst., stating that the negotiations in that city foe the re-organisation of the Turkish Interior Debt had terminated favourably, and that the Sociiit4 GEntirale of Constantinople had been commissioned to effect this organisation. BPAili. ZARANZ, Avocet 19. It is asserted that Queen Christina is desirous of influencing General Zspartero and General Prim to place the Prognosis* party in a position to come into power by pacific means. Queen Isabella will shortly set out for Logrono, the residence of EsparGro. THZ CHOLERA IN SPAIN. GIBRLLTAB., AUOUB? 18.. No case of cholera has occurred here during the last two days, and the Sanitary Council has declared the port to be now disinfected. BARCELONA, Amur? 18. In this city and at Valencia cholera is only pre valent to an insignificant extent. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany: ALEXANDRIA, Auover 19. The Nyanza left at 5 p.m. yesterday, and the Pera st 1 p.m. to-day, for Marseilles and South ampton respectively. The Para took the balance of cargo ex Bemires. THE DANISH QUESTION. The Memorial Diplomatipe has the subjoined : If we are well informed, the provisional maiotensirce of the Austnerrussias condominium in the duchies will be equivalent to as administrative partition of this* provisoes between the two gnat German powers. Accordieg to in. formatioo from a reliable source, Amer* in this cambiusa. tioo. has reserved to herself the administration of flolateie, whilst Prussia is to receive that of Bleswig and Lumbar'. ' Is default of more complete details as to the whole of this t arrangement, it appears that the negotiators have sough above all toprevant the grave dismission , which broke out os different cassias; between the Austrian and Prussian commissioners. A Berlin letter in the Boersenhalle of Hamburg says :—" The Austrian government bout just inti mated to M. de Sam wer, who had the intention of proceeding from Frankfort to Vienna to support the claims of the Prince of Augustenburg, that he could not be received. This fact showe clearly the current of the situation." DIMOTCH 07 VIZ ADOTZLLIAN AND CHINA YOWL —ROOTILIZPION, AIMIST 20.—The Peninsula and Oriental Company's steamship Ceylcn, Captain Evens, sailed this moreing with the mane for Gibraltar. the Medi terranean: Egypt, Aden, Colon, India (except Bombay), Chloe, Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Amaral a, and New Zealand. fibs took oat 90 first sad 42 enniudvalase p asse ngers, end on freight a full cargo. Also for the following ports, 386 boxes specie, value 112,3644. via. :—Ceylon—Precious otones, 3441. ; Mara.—wyeroillosi, 1.7681. ; gold Woad, watches, he., 4111. ; Csleutte— meshes, kiwalls l 7. 1,2 591 - IfizilsVorr— dollars, EWA ; Hoag Nuns—bar silver, 20.0001; dollars, 1,8001., gold thread, dm, 41N. ; Shanglei--dollers, 43,180 f., 001. ; Hobson 's bar silver, 2,0001 Molbounao— jewellery. Bay—jewellery, d o., 1,100/. ; Sydney—watches, 1.021 1 . ; silver sena. 1,0001. ; and for Alemaadre—aovereiges, 13,0001. THE CAPE OP GOOD HOPE MAUS. —SOCTRARP TON. AUGUST 20.—Tbo Steam Shipping Company's scow steamer Mauritius, Captain Oozwiall, sailed hence this morning foe the Caps of Good Hop% via Madeira. She teak out a general cargo, 20 pemmican, and jewellery value 6001. THE DuartmAticsi IN THE UNITED PZIIOCIPA arms. —Tho,/ford publishes the subjoined " Letters from Bucharest state that disorders have broken oat in several tows. of the DOW rriesipalities, sad at Jassy ha partieu far, where the esevemeet was so serious as to determine the Miser, et the leerier to repair there in pence. The principal cause of the disturbances was the ostobliabmont of a state seseopoly toe the ode of tobeeev, which rasseur• is Uneelreamstamee that the gremieseent psi' el mhos) 'alp in Treasury bands of a Tog teal veins. la eausequena of the modem of the patine embower. Several unsafe are said to have asked the Meamais government to pant a daisy of two months before petting the law hate eseentirse, ID seise to see the sobjests Oi their esepasthre osantries tito Dow to *sport Whine seimelbefime the persaliolioe et tie assion." THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. OM= ova smut. eozazeroamem) OX BOARD XXI Gana: FARM. Ord BXXEUMBIL, SUNDAY. The reasons given for not forthwith renewing the attempts to pick up the aside are unanswerable. It ia sot a question of money. One gentleman has already avowed his willingness to equip the Great Eastern and send her out, on the understanding tbakloo,ooo/. shall be paid in the event of success fully recovering the part lost and laying the whole, and nothing in case of failure. It is no longer any secret that the great vessel was chartered on sirdlar terms, that 60,0001. would have been handed over to her owners had the cable been laid, and that, according to agreement, nothing is due, as the expedition failed. The speculative offer first-named fairly illustrates the tone of feeling among the people who have been out. The diffi culties besetting an immediate resumption of the enterprise have no foundation in doubts or fears, but their fonts is perhaps strengthened by the deeply-rooted conviction that a delay of a few months will not seriously affect the chances of picking up. That the buoy may be limbed to pimps by the wild Atlantic waves, and that the vast ma may oink irmeoverably into the oozy bottom of its ocean bed, am hypotheses not deemed worthy of serious thought. The buoy was put out less to mark the place of the broken end than to guide those on board the Great Eastern as to the direction in which she drifted during the search ; and until waves are found to destroy the sun, there will be no difficulty, by aid of sextant and chrono meter, in pitching upon the spot wanted with mathematical accuracy. The specific gravity of the cable is not very greatly In excess of that of the core, and, though it may fall slightly, it is strongly maintained that it will not do more than "settle itself," and that this fact need not dis-i turb a single calculation, or occasion uneasiness. There is no evidence of current where the cable now lies. It is well out of the way of that meeting l l between Gulf St. Lawrence, the stream from the Greenland seas, and the Gulf Stream, to which is due the deposit causing the large banks on the New foundland coast ; and the probabilities are strongly against its sinking below its own depth. Specimens of the ooze are to be seen on board. They have formed into a white substance, like chalk in appear ance, but which crumbles at the touch, and leava minute traces on the finger, like so much down from a butterfly's wing. Some of it will be foe warded to Sir Roderick Murchison and other authorities, that sound ecieutific opinions may be had as to its probable effect on the cable. The intention, then,of starting theGreatEastern in a few weeks is impracticable, only because she cannot be ready early enough to make it expedient to send a telegraph expedition across the Atlantic. Two new boilers for the ship, new boilers for picking up ma chines, new funnels, new and stronger wheels and mechaniem for hauling in, over and above a supply of fresh ropes and grapnels, are all impera tively necessary. No energy or exertion could pos sibly make her fit for her task before some tuontus from this date. My voyage out to meet the Great Eastern on Saturday was, owing to the unexpected difficulty of finding her, in itself exciting. At 8.15 a.m. the @mart and swift steam tug Warrior left Dover har bour, Mr. W. C. Moore, the pilot, and the present writer, being the only people on board besides the crew. Mr. Moore has been employed as pilot in many cable-laying expeditions during the last nine years, had charge of the Great Eastern when she left Sheerness, five weeks ago, and wee despatched on Saturday by the Telegraph Construction Com pany to pilot bar up the Channel home. It was calculated from the time the big ship had been sighted at Penzance that we should meet her off Hastings about 2 p.m.,' and this opinion was strengthened by the intelligence we received from the steamer Cormorant, from Cork. Hailing this vessel at 1 p.m., we learnt that she had sighted the Great Eastern at 9 a.m. off Brighton. It was then settled to lay to, steam was turned off, and the pretty little Warrior drifted gently with the tide. Time rolled on, however, and as nothing could be seen of the ship we were in search of, after some couple of hours of fruitless 'souring the horizon with telescopes, orders were given to posh on at 4 p.m. Half an hour later we signalled H.M. steam yacht Vivid, and learnt from her captain, who courteously pulled to, that he had just coma from Portsmouth and had seen nothing of the Great Eastern. For the moment we were puzzled, when just as Mr. Moore had settled to land at Hastings to Oak for news, and perhaps telegraph to London, to bear of the great ship's latest whereabouts, a small °loud was seen on the horizon, which eventually resolved itself, first into a large volume of smoke, and finally into the masts, spars, and hull of the great vessel. It was now 4.45 p.m., and changing oar', course from Hastings, we stood out to sea with all possible speed, and in another hour were on board, l exchanging salutations and reciprocating news. Many familiar faces were missing however, for Cap tain Anderson had hove to near Brighton that more ing, and had been in communication with the shore. Dr. Russell and Mr. London, one of the telegraphTelgraph Construction Company's staff, had left Eastern at Orookhaven, and Mr. Canning, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Daniel Gooch, M.P., Mr. Cyrus Field, Mr. Cromwell Parley, Professor Thomas, Mr. Willoughby Smith, Mr. O'Neil, A.R.1.,e0d M. Deep:ober all went on shore at Brighton. The great ship lay to within a couple of miles of the lchain pier about 9 a.m. A fleet of crowded boats came off directly the morning bans cleared away, and astonished Brighton beheld hew gigantic visitor. At first Captain Anderson, good naturedly allowed the boats' loads to come os board, but the number became so enormous that he was compelled to remind this indulgence, and hundreds had to be content with rowing meld, and gazing up at the monster ship. After as hoar or two's delay the Great Eastern put up her de m, and proceeded to where we met her. The ass ;vas calm, and the big ship motionless, so far as pitch ing or rolling was concerned. During the night she was, under the direction of Mr. Moore, just kept moving off the Foreland, and this morning, after acknowledging the dipped pennants of all the ships she passed—notably that of the fiagsehip Formidable, the band of which, with quick, sailor like sympathy, lustily struck up, " Cheer , boys, cheer !" to console those on board the Great Eastern for their temporary defest--she dropped anchor sear her old spot off the Kaiser at L 45 p.m. to-day, here to wait the turn cilessesee, mid the decision of the financial antlicelliae,loo bold counsel tomorrow, and Wore wind 1164.4ihteming and CaPt "dams 14111411411011164.110. Groat Eastern, August 16,1!/6. My dear fra,—l have so doubt that you wen read with some Woes* the opinions of a sailer whom yea know, reepsearig Inlegsaph cables agrees the Attesiklaend evee Wall/ as to the muse of oar present Whirr I was for merly • doubter, then as I bona. intimate Irak** ens sod means to he empioyed to overesste all the diffiesillem I bad thought of I booms hopeful ; but sow AO I under- Fiend peroosally the difficulties in th e way et proolY hying • sable to ea mean ct greet depth. I have beecusel NMOIIOI. The; edible has failed far the present principally from tics same of its own wires positrutiog the grate penes ems, sad that mum has hem so far fate' oily bemuse it was un anticipated. I man by that, if we could have foreseen this probability sod sufficiently understood the &aim of ' this ship, app r aises rood have beam arranged that would bayermorered the knits without Me elaborate promos that pest experlessos by tauglat to be efficient. 71may can immediately when a huh 001111111$ very UM* only • few miles, is escemary to ba healed ta. For this purpose the cable has to be passed from the Mors to the bow of the ship—at the beet of timer a imeardous them Wrap, end la this eery lest ship • difficult operation. As *Poe applied to Wm PiYiliro!i) pie so se to reverse and bast is at owe before the swiss irk rembeit the Mir' toot, and while the fault was beieg touted, would have redoes/ ow three Unite to a very seal !PIA that OM this cable, which is all other respects seems perfect, could be efficiently laid whim we have obtained the spOianoss our sew experleoes hoe taught to be • uscamary. It never. was satimipsted that weshould bare to attempt the memory of • loot MIAs from the depth of two miles and a half, 'ad for the same memo we failed—our grappling lest wee Three times out of fear attempts we booked the cable said rained it from the gamed seviwal buodred fathoms. Ups two sesions th e swivels of the unpaid rope broke, sad apes **third oeossms our rope, which was mad* up of ship's stores, added oil to the proper wine rope ; end when we bad ogee more began to be hopeful, if not gangues, • geed. looking 6inett rope Sae like a thread. This such, how ever, we have establithed ; we can hook the cable wbs we choose, lad we fairly believe that, with proper appliance' we can lift it sod rosoplete tie No one ean be bassed for net astaipating this starts. nate result. livery kind of experinsein has been tried, and the wire had user before peeetrated thous; this and some other aspeole seems to have load the idea la mom of the Media. tends that the faults have boss the result of ma ins I Schee to the opines that they were the resat of amidst, as I know by spariesse that asides will pro duce sore curious resales this de**, this they are as easily explained sae way as the other ; hat this follows, that appliances should be used that would prevent suck fatal results, whether prodttead by es ease at the other. This es be done hereafter by sachisety we now know how to 000struct, and the additional security au be bad by making those wires of a somber of moaner Gees, so that so wee be salkaiestly strong to peeetrate the eon; or, sus if o•fmawm7. cover the core with teams or wire gauze, to make it Mall more secure. This dose, there as nay be no difilealty with this ship fa laying the sabiserine cable round the world. It would be a loag and useless @twin tell pa bow ear hopes altar' sad betwixt hope sad Modems', duties the tea daps that we grappled. sad Looked, as& lad the *bar old thread. Our beaks are very meek up, and all of us long to sower the sable and restore oar prestige. I have biome pod artily east, and hope eireurnotaares will admit of my Saieb itigw hat t I hos begs. My criers now isthat the oomputies interested in the MONS at this table are really apes the mist of morose liters a fear they may be disheartened—sat no seder; bat atiother attempt *snare fail, limmelf Wok* deg. W• know the cable is perfect in its Slants or capacity far tressasittieg seessagss. We know it has the right spe cific gravity sad the right strength, and we know it esly fails in see pant. thatof wounding itself; and even if that mast completely be overcome, with our new espriesas we know bow 00 MOO it, recover, ad versa it. 1 deresay the hops will be thought Siloam by many, yet la your own interests I hope all cosstned will at owe • new able to be made and completed by !Ivy. Tbe Ong Easters scald tier mil, lay it with ostaisay, and le the same saes Oak up and complete the cis for the present abaadosed. This would be beyond all quads the beet way wow he soessies the affairs of all the conipaais embaeked in this esterrarise, aad my regret is that • • number of aerialists were sot here to imbibe the madders that expeoisce has givenacfseardvdtait. At all see* the attempt should be made to pick spills cable, and there is as fair a prospect of sass as there ate be about anything not yet seseroplithed. We ate misrules to &pad with the hope that ospitalime will see it as weds. Yr. Field is Deviant sad hopeful based es all ; he would at once go the plea/ up, and I would like to indulge hie wish, bat we emboli possibly got the secineary appliaess the way of machiesry, wire, rope, and complete the sow say repairs to the well-used bWeire of this ship witbia two mouths ; it would probably be more, COUid 000 be less, and there is every probability that the vicar gales would drive us from our work. sad without the sun we could sahib* our 'shim groaad. As these tensions are in substance what all engaged apse this oaterpnee really fsel, there is ao rests why yea should sot reed there to soy whom you may think they would istreark With kindest regards to you and yours, I roman, my dear sir, very truly yours. (Signed) JAMS AADIMBON. Maschseter, Angina 18,1866. Geo. Sward, Eq.—Dear Sir,—After an anxious week as to the fate of the big ship, I have to congratulate yea, as the official organ of the crompaoy, on the safe return of the expoditioo. I deeplegret the loss the company has sustained the loss of t he cable, bat notwithstaselog this misfortune, it is satisfactory to know that, sang with many others. I still ratan unbounded eoitidszioe is the ultimate sweeps of this cable, barring accidents soak se time which have usfortnostely occurred. As retards the *Ole itself, the tnasbissry fee paying ask he., see sertostned. 'bete is so ewe for eiseni,andprovid' e, loar* and attention is observed is the =mute:dor% I have nasal to believe that the hopes of the ocespany sad the public will be folly realised. The strength, issalatise, l end Mira properties of the oside, are perfectly satideelsep. , and lam Riad to tied my previous expernatents prustue. °memo& in the improved condition of the isralation en weal drawn up from the depths of the Atlantic. All these were estisiderstioas of aspartame, sad stem* moans' Ike previouslyaetertaised opinion that this vest! sod important enterprime will end in a 6nel sod complete mosses. As rereads the 'Greet Eastern ship, die Ilse proved heti self evarythisg that could be demised *a weasel exclusively adapted for the eutenergenas of the sulevarise eagrA deep water, and I firmly believe, after being duly _ ifF far thelercise, that her futare densities are breelted the la telegrephio cables in every keel's sue weir suitable sea as the fen of the globs. She appear* oda& rally soiled foe that object from her smooth easy at ens, and the facilities for stearin which bee screw paddle engines afford. All these are in favour of out and batiks, Is should se:idiots occur such as which overtook she ship in the middle of the Atlases. . • Assuming these views to he correct, I will venter* le suggest to the owoers of the Great Festers, due time Atlantic cage is safely hid sod in workto . 4 ceder, that tille Teasel shoold be converted bite • mates 'subwersger," 1111 1 the satire and exclusive repose of laybs sables eselthe charter her to your owe sod other empanels °speed in these undertaking.. In affecting this °hien it would be smeary to direct attention to winds potato of eseettwo• ties which in my opinioe would require to be strengthened. sod whisk I believe are knows to the company's These are additional stringer plates on the upper = probably a short way down the sides, to increaos her powers TeIIiSMOCII to Arun with a heavy any os board, such so she bad from the Noce to Valenta. This beim dose, you may lately tryst the Great ;asters ow say sea or ,in any weather is which she may be exposed. I ass ours yon an y peados me for times, which are at the service of the direc tors, and is hope of the ultimate completion of‘ the stn, dear sir, yaws faithfully, faido•d) Wm. rauans. • '"t) • ••• t %, SOFFlWirixily,, Alm= M.l'be Royal Mail Ositrardille‘seloatel strum Ins.ae, from mi.. Mast Indigo. M * river this evening. The Tamar mate s !masa fir napabs.ifill brings 41 bales of cotton and 178 Otte pefl (bin latter being the stint out portion of thew liiillobbr stbratob cargo. Sb. kit St. Thomas ____ se Ur led.ineiest. sal the pre Su weather. Oa Metmet Maio tide of the Western Wanda tbe Team A Mile Busses sr Soirntraro Acw.—A fiendish smash p ea M a wife apes beg halberd. Ath a WO*** Swigloarrh vial 262 pareses. 92 at Bobber.. • felt ye aim. Margaret Surges aad her eye owe frost Melhosise. _, , . bombes' bed been acing unitneleBl4 o Pdta kg "I" Wee". Ts* Foroas Qr. theottors.—A private letter . The latter had betia unmanly enough to best Ms work bat Visas a p o i son if oposbab• s a ys be itsl'y a t tag, VG MObilli the latter mealiatad in • frarfal weaver by ap hid s ill a ialatt pow a dlitak a k a a a ' , m a n ta a m d pm. • throw* ealplanris mid in his is" which annpletely buret Gums Apes, .se tip seeAlittes.- toil' Mumma sad out ens eye and go injured Um other se to readmit probable et i - that pert d the mussy. Georgian merarese that he will be entitely_loliefL The cess Ins before the p a b i d ' a. 141{ 4 461.w : Do g ow theme South Bbbild's bones on TomdaY, mad Wee rimmadol thin paged bar amik boa lOW. OM boa the litsset saw , the husband was able to atteed.—Susderfand Hera/4 phanAgbif,ll* gantry; her mineral wealth Uray Vaddin Or Lawn SZAZ has MICTROPOUL —At a tandem •• ma. ad toittimihoua coal absurd; arorper, Um& "le by audios. is Friday. alb nat bulk. ad the Lend= and it* aellielil MO tOtlltit Wei bee doss me th Words Twee. Birlimo they. by Memo. Meeks ea& brethisepilpthelneassealaot le *V ►P , Ttaaa at ka t ritlm Viet. al in, am 104 City, a small freehold estate Citiad filended ern Wee tear two to three arose MI maw of thick 214 ems" barbs bestows to the paths ren lama the mos with leer lather Wm it ewes to pee. •t owl alliskabis. _ths 2thaleir ets*a. 00 the Orwydalt Oise& Was II . Lod is Milo al bowl Mo. he Wheatmeal' Railway. is the prink al Karim. Wm, S, peeneek v airl hew trsobrat lower priers, Wight , &bsat 10 laths tintbs,"..rimeeth. wee sail foe Ott em ' el Ise yis shandies ; Mate elinaT to that of traardieary s tr kiss al the rerearera i ____ _. am 'W' • lefty ad 'a eery. white he thrweia. es. Mi. pee rre li to say what meat anS settle is S•—;As hos . ethos in esit nese Lagoa. 4 " ..... 7 . 4 1111 1 17 ---- - -.. ' • ' ..• . ~• • 1.41, r., .. 4 , ..1 It • .tai ti . • bpd its •sezia A, 3. I. IMP tag Ro w • on* r., /IP K 71;10W 6 DO°. O. INA Au." god A I VIM. 1017. I" a.. It low worn . sal" • — n a • 0....-