The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

7 1 011 1 1WwWw --- , • -or • - • • • . -s-v. ILTArNI LI E COURTS. BALL. IC ed by Mr. Colliton, of 61, r. Alderman Salomon' ow" Ha raid—l have to appear be. Denton and Hall, to ask lota Valentin, the _premed's 's t a taken place, will doubtless be dos is for a summons n ee t i tit m o d by her when Riving en. c plus last week at the pfd Jean Lafoureade was tried am ill take her statement se auk as which I now apply for. mentioned she stated 4 she came to Loadon for tt o of September lain year. O o De her oath, she denied that 1 in the early pert of isept ow * that her Stet appearance 'th of September of that year. two witnesses, both of whel k woo Valentin from the Coo. be 8 h of September, 18 64. t she arrived here on the 124 i [ suppose this SIIrOTOCRIII ie the copeedings by indictment foe Motion of my client& teeins been taken in the until sated. KEPI. EVT3ING. —TIN market vas to 6d. per ewt. Spot, ne w , 3d. to 445. 6d. ; Dobb in a. ; December, 455. 6d. "snore d, to 45e. 6d. ; blank, 4 1 / 4 ciaks ; strive* 1,853 asks. &cover 23. Matkot AM* ie prices. Salem to-day 10,000 speculatioo and export. Re TO Pomo, 3e., 170. to it . ; 160 llsoeio mod ti 154 d. to 23d. ; 40 8417r00. t. 7d. to 15d. ; Yukio, • 60. to 93. ; Chios, 1134 13td. ; 370 Pere, &c., 1 Mims in leather daring al ks t as average is ottest. At re was a small supply of Irma business dons was modaiste, moral foe most articles. Glad light common dressing Lidos, oglith billies, oalf skins 451 M so horse hides, were scare% awl ffl I:3.—At this day's market we r wLeat offering. the coalition various; red sold at 445. to Ca, red in vain% although the do re this day week. Bonne an ln ration. Chia day's market mu pretty well e►t to ► moderate extest ems 20rican red spring bringing at. illy as dear. Barley *mattered. . per Loll higher. Oatmeal held 3LIS rates. Beam bd. dearer. out change. AUGUST 23.—A1l the beg qua. Beef made from 3s. to be Bd.; its, es. to 75.; veal, es. Bd. to 65.; to of Sibs., sinking the 024 moor 23.—Haetiogs Hari*, 13e. ; West Wylam, 16a. 341. Best, 16a. 6d. ; Walls Eat Walls Lod Hatton, 20s. ; Wale d.; Walla Bed Rough Hall, 19a.; • Walls Lad south B Kailas, 19s. ; Walla Bid 33; meld, 31. &MB MMUCET. —This impor. of locate, took place co Tweeds', kegs mitberiog of professional sad costly all parts of Soothed, is land and the border counties ed lamb on offer to-day was upwards to those sold last evening, would io folly 20,000 head—the largest night forward at the asoood lamb There was an notionally large iced sod Cheviot wether iambi; he day's proceedings showed sa on of stook. The turnout of Di also large, but than beiag a ma the North, an early and gaffe Erected. The dulness which pre 'moor the blackfaced and Cheviot Lowed in any await& degree as tits afternoon • good many large lot a, ad sot changed the position oma. snug of the market. Thar* was nibs on sale, and crosses were set Tither. The condition of all the lota mire. perhaps, more unequal than ty of the winter. In the aft': put Cher lamb could not be sold at all. ailed to fin-I new owners. Black , op Irons 2• to 3a. on the wits Mist last year, sod Cheviot en Blackfaced mother lambs ewe n the prior of the marketlhald at Cheviot 'tether lambs also den impared with the rates pin at r indicated a fall of from is. N. to irly the game money as at matt re lambs sold at from 18s. dd. to at from lie. dowo wards ; Cheviot mom 17e. to 20a; and wither lards Mbervgie Courant. LC RETURNS. 01118 Pao- Yea. Total, Total p. mama. &madam MS. UN /1 A A t SOS 4,864 1.103 On MS 598 5,312 10.401 IMO 5.70 1190 16,.M 27,709 44,279 11.992 1462 6,M8 4,833 11.790 Ant 049 11,266 10,964 21,930 - .., 7,43 L 4,41 .... 12.50) 0.0 6,930 MX 161 167 177 134 6 6 7 20 126 373 231' WI 10,60 16, 472 111 - - 174 171 130 • 1,6 5 1,104 7,709 3.651 off 1,314 677 1,121 03T • 141 1,7.6 3. 9 + 7 6 . 713 4,75 404 19.078 19, rir &DO 1 0 466 18,634 113,411 1,963 114 12,679 IMO 14,222 13,1 10 12 2.300 200 2.7t0 2,000 27 3.720 1 . 0 0. 000 3,5 2, 615.h&1 50,10 123.718 114 00 . - 22.001 7.401 3040 2 •-• U 6 6,027 13,615 20,142 18,044 1,157 465 ,t 1622 L 4 ar 1 0 31 • 672) 21,570 29,664 61.244 4904 8,49 1 6• 66 . • 1,261 Lass ales L se 3,426 1,466 4,911 6.7 W 105) 1,5j9 1,121 %MO O SA oth weeka the Lnndon, Chatham, sad ate eatlthd to retain 60 pet Malt fat RIAGZS, AND DEATHS. - - BIRTHS. whapata-ataaat, tha vita al Ma a Marthorongll4llll, fit John's-wood, the of ton 21, at CoScheeler , Lees, the wife o f Aar D. D. D. Mesaland. 92th ILegb pest ' 21, at Sydenham , the wile of G. S. ter. Morninxton Villas, Wanstea4 Mt% of a son. W. at Oodalralng, Surrey, the wife of daughter. MARRIAGES. [—August V. at St. Idarylebooe lft Be:klea, son of the Bishop of eta" ughter Barrlset, Kea. /mord St at the residence of WI U.. W. IL °totter, J. Croutble, .104 Orandhohne, to Annie , daughter of O. of Yttateddett, Abtrdeenthire tetter d D.—auguet 21, at taft Yr eoch Pro Rev. Monad. Alexander Augu iettc, stus. leo . of Sydenham . Vanity litear ird Monad, of Hone. g Marine parade, Brightest, $OOOOOO4. 1.. aged 40. at 1119c919, Herts. Yr. J Galvalle SO. Brteton, H. H. t. b HoUre,oo at Tunbridge -yet% il. at Carolineetreet, Bedlceet.4lllo6 Phillips. aged 49. 11. Beeettwood. Dear uteri l' od Dl WttYLII )Na BALM 011 44 6. Ulla Cad od Lawton, Priatrtatils., Read, la the !redact at V/ U. lall. == sstYe Como!! tar ttor on i fe li mont to her THE EXHIBITION of ARTS and MANII TTA direct g I AL V C K gthe Castle l irket we . 1, lA d l i , P l P ,O r tli to l ls DAlll, A rr r c l en 7 10 m i na cc 1711 p.t. Ohs LONDON b now PP NA L lei Vll. Commander : loading in ties Fast Admission, boon 10 am to One Shilling ; afterward; rpaga An early dote will be fixed for the sailing of the stipant. nid , v at be penotsally kept, *As antosta mosatmo- I 06 or pee sseigem For tr. ism or gamma apply to Um ...rim Maw. DONALD CllitltiE eind Co., Liverpool ; to gyaI4DLAY and Co„ __larliament-streek iWI. ,or to asd AZTECS MARINO and CM, fi, Orweerm- - lositelli NORTH-EASTERN LONDON EXHIBITION of SWUM MANUYACTURES, nOIIIOI7LIVIAL-MALL, ISLINGTON. MUSICAL ALABANOILMIIITS for the WIU ending Assiut SM.k Int THIS DAY. Anien.t !Mk TIM p.m.—SELECTIONS front INGLISH COMPOSISES. - Artistse : Messrs. Wilson, Mose% Sanders, S.A. M., Redid*, 11.A.M. TO-MORROW. August teth, T 30 p ai.-11lecellaneoas Conceit Artistes: Madame Wilson, Mademoiselle death* Miss Lochessl, Orlando, Mr. W. Wilson. wlegßB. 310NEY a WIGRAII sad BOW/ (of Oil.) lomirror& —tortrtociu°l RTRAM to olopooks oo Medoeaday. tali September, .Ik. Mr Miendia cliPPer ably SUITO ,LIC 1,103 tom, R.YUAN, Commander Was ht the Rad India Deana tor allebr osne jemengot ma me tumor apart asilwB ine will carry an e sargeon. —Nor traded wily and and MORGAN, wttla Me Yarn. teffenGßA 802411.1, LaidenAsil-dreet. APPLIOATIONB for CHORAL FESTIVALS, MUSICAL ANTIMAINMILDITS, &a. to or Nude or the Barfor44lrest i blrito: aim. siermau. -----___ N(3ERS for AUSTRALIA are invited to reed the magallicent BLACK BALL wazlllary Maim 2agGIIIAT VICTORIA. 4,000 toss. 4004toraspower ;indicated), Ma the Bid India Docks punctually on the :with Sep worn ger QUIRMILA ND, taking passengers for Sydney and impleurse it Omagh *Mee The superb deck saloons are, for , comfort, convenience, and general arrangement, un =dby Ng o th er chip in the Australian Made. Being under "g oo . --- with the government of Quaimmland, will carry anwarren superintendent. Will mill at Plymouth to BMW mil pasemgers.—T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1, Load^ Y.C. FATE SUNDAY at the CRYSTAL PALACE for OH ALZROLDKILT FftHINDS and 811111 CLUBS, September lird. Sherri°!don appl)ing to the Ns retailer of the Shitre Clubs In Matt various localities, .4. the Central CowenMoo- Teool, mast produce scrip or orilinary Sunday Admission Ticket. Stamps to cover expenses of advaUag, peatee, .I , c, to be en. Closed.— By Order. IL. K. 11.0110=. 1 nom bee. ►IVHE OXFORD. - 66, by J. OFFINBACH, IL. supported by nines 'Arai, B a rdL Tyrrell.Wakmlai Warm Bt. AlbWreea. W. Williams. Husk, de., with MI band and acted by Kr. Y. longbonne. Also the brutal et beauty. by the Mims bare and Tessy Ounolaa Comedy by all the avathhie talent. Mewling the celebrated IIAuM Mama Doris and Davis. ac. EVARY Stritti AM% O do& aggolll 11011 uTztroca, oi, SMOISOWI TO NSW YORK. TWICE A LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and rjrzaaanu rnwo•oeur COMPANY talsod de , . iddi odpaglageeeret atie-battt Ina Ocoee ilteaao6Mps, 71111411"3" Mates ....., PROM LIVESPOOL for NEW TOIL e i cur 0/ MANCHESTES , This Day , Aug ust to. CWT OT NEW YORK, Wedne , Aufput M. CITY 0/ Man, Sat, 2, an or smolt, Wed urda nesd y ay, ,„ S. ammo Wectoseiq, and als days sad Saturdays. o i ds wage by Ms mall Masan WEN awry Wednesday, u m.seas gekorg i kooordlog to Elts !hammed:a CabL .. in . ii eke mars and matarws steaers, 1$ guineas. . g deep fantasies a full supply of cooked provisions. - ter Camas sad the ValiedMates booked throlo ia n term —lot ftrtber particulars to MAR KAM IS, Water-etre* Itverpool; eft t o d i gen, IA Wag WURametnet, Leadon. _ _ QT ODA RE. —l4ore IMPRESENTATION. THEATRE of MYSTERY, EGYPTIAN BALI.—MARVEU3 in MAGIC and VENTE/LOQUIEN, by Colonel BTODALE.—Tbe real (near, %abet Trial. and Instantaneous wow* ,d Flower Trees, as introduced, for the ant time In this country, on Easter Monday, April I?, INA by Colonel Stadia°. and only per formed by Ms and the Indbm Magicians. EVERY EVENING at dialardays includell, Geo ow Wednesday and fietnrday After noons. M o.—Stalls at Mitchell's, U, Old Bond-street, ami Sox oaks, Egyptinn-balL—Admission, ia, ice, and la. Alines% agraculone—Vide "Times," April 18, 1865. IPOTIIERDAM sad the RIIINE.—RXDIJO At now of cutze.—Tbe Netbmianda Steamboat Compas bitted brourita steamer 13.1TaY1111, Captain W. 811Iffl, ny' wUI INNS prearrick Pier, Blackwall, 'VERY au N DAY sill o'clock la rival of Om 10 Sa am. trele from lrembureltatreet Stades. Dogmata form : Saloon, Cl fa. fore cabin. 16a. rotors ticket' Meld et fare and a balt—appl at Mani N'S Culverts' Daillci?:ZoaratUBlll. DPa="3;111,311.1.1111. II°141"' BRIGHTOIc and LmAY. SOUTH COAST - RAI GREAT NATAL DISPLAY st PORT6IIOITtB. MIMED META of ENGLAND and "%ANC iat SPITHEAD. A alexadoo of grand Spectacles from TUESDAY, August 29 , =TUEDAY, September .., embracing the following features a Atilt so,—Eselmage of salutes, As. Amt Pl.—Combined fleets at anchor. Ampa2l.—/Ontew of troops on Soutbsaboosamou, Tilby the site authorities. L—Orseet banquet and ball to the racers of both L—Depas tore of the fleets, salutes from the forts, de. hater to 'Nord the public faellittes for witnessing the above ONO* Manila. the ordinary return tickets to Portsmouth his st say station on this railway on the fifth or any subw ay:rill be available for the return Journey by an to rhumb up to the evening of Monday, the y sad oda- DUBIIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1865. IN& the Veda Patronage of HerlisNsty the QUIEN. EIRIBMON b OVEN EVERY WIER DAY, and In T um el MON A DAYS dnalasion , TUESD SURD& AYS, and THURSDAYS. , One IUaLWAY ARRANOEIMITS. Nam Veleta to and from Dublin are tuned at the principal Whey imam to I:Wand and ecotlaod at considerably re nla *Maim frequently at vary low prima Pot hi partleekrs aee the railway companies' announcement& THE DEPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). *Pal nakeeribed. 0111. 86,090,010 1111. : paid up, 4500,000. 117/0 CnAIIufAS—JOHN CHAPMAN, Seq. LeskoDal. End, IJ. Wmae, Seq. Capt. J. Gilbert Johnnie's. G. G. Macpherson, Esq. Mr. Alderman Daft's'. W. Schelseeld, Isq., M.D. Jana Dickson, Mg. Sir S. D. Scott, Sart. P. D. Radon, Saq. H. D. Seymour, Eel., ILP. J.O. Hanson, Pay. Joseph Thornton. kaq. G. P. Hoiroyd, lieq. Alfred Wilson, Iraq. J. G. Romer', Eaq. H. Zard, Esq. Marianna—Ream J. Barker, Esq., and T. Snow Sandman, Esq. MLlCNota—Messn. Avinust, Morris. and Co. ; and I . looo n Edwards and Co. Ms Amcciation receives money on deposit for fixed periods ; Makes IId•ADING NS approved ascsuities ; detonates loans, and undertakes general financial business. W. C. WIN THABOTTOM, Secretary. H, lesterdetreet, E.C. /ma JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Ilrasd), 6 sad 7, Meltsludas& Lombard-And. Loudon. SUMMED CAPITAL....... . . TWO KILLION& PAID UP &MKS RESERVE FUND samal. DEPOSITS RECEIVED ].say ea &sand at per art per maw& at 7 dale wad at Si DIM at 14 days' dales at *Wel alas for massy depagted to Toes risea:K. HYAII and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, N and 67, 0110110-BSIZZT. the fret istabilabasent ta the Kingdom for every assedseoli d Boys' sad Youths' Dress. Boys' Knickerbocker Nitta, 161. Id. to Ma Boys' Wastraluster and Osborne Batts, DK 6d. to Us. Pays' Nen, Barrow. snit Rushy Batts, 26a. to 42.. Boys' tight este Overseen, 121 6d. to tts. Boys' Jackets for the season. Its N. to tn. bop' tionfceable Vesta. 6e. 6d. to re 6d.Boys' entuabh Trousers, St. 6.1. to 13s. I;IYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPAR.ThULNTS, 66 sal 67, OXFORD-STRICT. 01. Gintlonten'a Clothing for thtmedlete wear. No 1. Oen tiesaatiOr. Department. o. 3. Soya Cloabing for immediate rev. No. &Ro and Youths' Order Department. No. 6. Habit and item Department. No. 6. Bata and General Rainy. lie 7. ?ravening Clotho!. Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, BA(11, ii 4. ltetiadel liteneill6—Bbminghain, 21, 22, and 23, New-airept; Lek A Meats. 117 YOU TRAVEL, mod for BIJNEY, SMITH, Co..aai ' ILLI'MATED CATALOGUE nf PORTMAN nett, !ranks. Bess, end every other travelling requisite. Alm /UK hufne, and Opera Glasses, nertva led for excellence aed elfgeflL-483, New Oxford-street, W.C. SLEOE—LEA and PERRIN B' WORCPSTLESILIRE SAUCE. UedaSim condiment, pronounced by C 0111101109021 THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE, L prepared solely by LILA and PERRINII. -pupae are respectfully cautioned apical worthless Imtte, Ink and should we that lea and Perrtne names arena wrapper, Isank b*le, and stopper. 1131 (or LEA and PERKINS SAUCE. lleld Michelle and for expert by the Proprietors. Wormier ; ISmes. ClOkil and BLACKWIaL; Messrs. RCLAY 504 I DBILIgn 4 an, ac.. ae. ; and by poems sad oilmen itadvermaa_-..Y. T°NI C BITTERS. WATERS* QUININA WTNR Ms wet palatable EFFlCl and nbokienne bitter In ealstence La AN ENT TONIC, estepalled CAMSCIAC. and a gentle attroulant. ".• bi leen, Italian warehousemen, wine merchants. sow rectlopers, and other. u Mn a dorm Manufactured by _ WATENS and WILLIAMS, who l i t m artln•lane, Cannot:ogres; London. Aunts. L Lewis and Co., Worcester. TILOSSOK of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and Perfume. extracted from the doom, by JNO. ...., mod lat. Perfume, to 11.11. H. the Moues of Wales. 114 Time 114-court, lorabard-ameet. Loudon. IYMiWORD% FLIJID MAGNESIA.—The lasdleslteulserlon for thirty years hays &Moved of this Pas sohttiou oi awned' as the best remedy far S oot and It*" NW* deciders el every kind ; and as a mild anerieat " to "P°. Boa Ise ladles andists children. Prepared solely by 1 4= 4 sai Co., Chem, 172, Newdetreet, Lacks. sod sold throughout the world by 6U reirPectabi• enema. Casaba—See that .• Dlanetord aad Co. la ow each %We sad red label over the cork. Tax 114V1GORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most scientifically prepared and most powerful man tles what CPR tolroduced , restores to tear normal reedlike la law A. ll". "" ° . on the Inteprity of which perfect health de w a specific for debility of all kinds, and from to con. rilaweg Mbar mgredienta pepenetun PikePhats of sada, ` high,_ it bene fi cial to tho nervous and dyspeptic. yer°ottM • or font onantitles In one for 2h. Bob term Baumgarten and Co., Mk Oxford-street, W.C., Old Ude. Perichaelf.street, R.C., London. LPrULU'S COP!. HINE KEGS , the only mbeb leeparanon adopted b 7 the Parts Academy and ,_ slt burgeoos, on the report ol Ileum Colierter, rrord, a g e Legros Curt (" lancet: Nee T.th Ohs in an aver of sir days sneer meet or chronic.— "2 4 , st G. rOVIAVS. French Wing* V. ria/znarket Eod reader of 4 ed. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the tzT PURIFIER of the BLOOD known le Medicine. I c - lal7exteoded sale and done Tel cdpFU"k= elttrd as a hututehokl neormaly. bold by all D. OULVERWELL on 11ARRIAGB : al °Moos. lisppldeas, sad Dtampreirdmada. Is. Maws, Cora :or Author. . 211 1 PAIRILSON TURKISH BATRB 2a.: Mos. ZIA. olr a F s dal Woods" At Dr. C.'s prolesolomal rda6adas a6 l W. Also, the ltdt-oilos 71416 Is. 19. Martlieddedidaad, KO. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (uvrilea TILIOSAMS.) THE AIISTRO-PRIISKAN CONVENTION. VIE/421A., AUGUST 24. The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day publishes the text of the Convention signed at Gestein by Count Biome and Herr von Bismarck, and sanc tioned at Salzburg by the King of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria. The following is the substance of the most im portant articles of the Convention Article 2 declares Kiel a tide port, places it under the command of Prussia, and states that both Powers shall have the right to use it for their men-of-war until the Adsval Diet shall have passed resolution relative to the future occupation of Kiel. Pruasia is empowered to erect at Kiel the neces sary harbour fortifications, which will also be under her command. The garrison of Rendsburg, which is to become a Federal fortress, will be composed for the present of Austrian and Prussian troops, the supreme com mand to bi each year alternately assumed by the two Powers. By article 6 the two contracting parties express their intention that the Duchies shall join the Zollverein. Art. 7 empowers Prussia to construct the canal uniting the German Ocean and the Baltic through the Holstein territory. Art. 8 relieves Lauenburg from her share of the costa of the war, whioh will be divided between Sleewig and Holstein. Austria receives 2,500,000 thAlers as an in demnity for relinquishing her claims to Lauenburg. The separation of the co-dominion will at the latest commence on the 15th September. The Wiener Zeitung also reproduces the article of the General Correspondenz, which defends the ces sion of Lanenburg, as not antagonistic to the tradi tional policy of Austria. THE MILITARY COMMANDS IN SLESWIG AND HOLSTEIN. VIENNA, Amon 24. It is asserted that General GabLenz has been appointed by Austria commander-in-chief in Hol stein, and General von Manteuffel to the 8111110 post in Sleswig. THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. NEVFOHATEL, Aomori 24. The Emperor and Empress of the French have arrived here. Their Majesties leave to-day, and will reach Fontainebleau to-morrow. THE CHANNEL FLEET. BRFAT, AUGUST 24, 2 rat. The English squadron is now on the point of sailing from this port. FRANOE. The Temps of this evening, in an article signed by M. Neffzer, on the subject of the Andre-Prus sian oonvention, says :—" It is now no longer a question of nationality, but of oppression and con fiscation which authorise every reprisal. If Lanen burg suit Prussia, a similar point on the Rhine may suit France, and France might appropriate it with 111 e q ual right" THE DUKE OF BRABANT. BRUSSELS, Rooter 24. The Duke of Brabant left Ostend yesterday for Coburg, to be present at the ceremony of unveiling the memorial to Prince Albert. The Duchess did not accompany the Duke, on account of indisposition. Gnu"AS DZIIOCRLCY. —The fiftieth annive of the great national Student League, the Burachensekaft, has jest been celebrated at Jabs with great Mat. Some of the original founders, who had fought in the war of lode madam against the first Napoleon, such as Sae ler, Horn and other*, were priggish The tone of the speeches made was strongly imprinted with the sentiment of German freedom and mem. In coosequenes of an ieritatios addressed to bim sod several other exiles in Dieted, Karl Stied replied in a letter, expressing regret at being presented from ap pearing in perm, sad exhorting the student youth to pre treat) themselves for the day of action. The letter is full, of allusions to the former watchwords of the Burscheriadaft, sad concluded with a strobe appeal to democracy. It is stated that this sonivenery has served as • riunion for many members of the powder party, various friends of the national cause having been invited, irrespective of their having been in the academic association. Tae PSALM of LIFE AT PERIL.—Mr. Harlin pine brings an interesting gift from China to Mr. Long fellow. It seems that Mr. W.* a member of the British embassy at Pekin, who is a skilful Chinese esholar, made • close translation of Longfellow's Psalm of Life, which wan then inscribed, se the manner of the couotry favour*, on the door-posts of his house. There the calm, pure wisdom and beauty of its sentsoces greatly impressed • learned dignitary poet at the empire, who thereupon pat it into pure Chinese poetical form of the last polish, sod so writing it out wish his own hand cc a beautiful fan, sent it as a present to his brother bard at Cambridge. It is pleasant for all of as admirers of that charming poem to know that thousands of Pekin folks stop to read, and admire it, too, as they pass Mr. Wade's dom.—Anti-Slavery Standard, A ug. 12. CONDIINSED M/Ll.—We have been shown a imecimen of condensed milk, prepared by the American Condensed Milk Company. The process by which this article is prepared is simple, and differing from those here tofore is use. The milk is evaporated at a temperature of 120 degrees Fehr., in vacuum receivers, this moderate heat not altering the character of the milk, nor carrying off any of its nutritive qualities , an is said to be the case with prowess' where • greater hest is employed. The condensed milk before us hears, smording to the proprietors' statement, four puts of water to one of the condensed fluid, in order to produce the test quality of milk usually sold. We placed with it six parts of water, however, and found the result to be quite equal to the average of milk delivered in this city. A basin of bresA sad milk, the milk boiled and dilated at the latter rate, was excellent. From careful examination we are oenvinoed that this condensed article is nothing bat pure milk, and as such we commend it. The makers sell it very much cheaper then ordinary milk ; it will keep sweet I double as long, and need not be purchased every day (it is not delivered on Sundays), while its decreased bulk makes THE FAILURE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.—The Mats of yea/sedgy says :—" The companies interested is U than Pew condensed milk takes the place of the OM the Atlantic cable give evidence at this moment of that OUTWARD MAIL &SANS& —Yeetertlay Mods- ousted fluid now doled out to this city, the monopolist' are energy, and tenacity which form one of the bright sides of day) the African Company's simmer Ethiope sailed from rightly served.—Pete York Timer ' How MANBUIA) 811111IIIT IS MADE. At the the English character. Their boards of directors met the the Mersey with the monthly despatch of mails for Xs- Liverpool wisesleeterdey.theteseof"Banner v. Deneker e day before yesterday, and the determination they have dam, Teseriffe, and the West Coast of Africa. together initiated the public into the mysteries of the Hamburg taken shows that the failure of the last attempt hr in no with • large cargo and 32 passengers. Oa Saturday the sherry trade. The comma for the plaintiffs said that they way discouraged them. In France such • check as that of Cussed Company's paddle steamer Scotia will sail for New were wine merchants is Liverpool, and they aced the de the Great Eastern would assuredly bare aroused the York with the Gaited States and British North American feedlot. a wine merchant at Hamburg, for mosey paid for • quantity of wine purchase d from him, which turned oat weckieg instinct of the nation, and the affair would per- mails. Letters. Et., will be received at the Liverpool to be nodded more th enmixed eme l t .. Th. plaintiffs hays have bees drowned under • flood of jokes General Post-o ffi ce until 11 o'clock forenoon, with the usual ordered from the defendant • quanti . ty of sherry, at the epigrams, and vaudeville couplets ; in England despatch via Cork at 830 p.m. rate of 61. per butt, they agreeing to pay the duty of 2.e. 6d. things happen otherwise. The oompanies, through the FEOM AMERICA TO EUROPE IN • WEE[.—lt is per plies. When the " wipe" arrived at Hull, the cur hugs officers found that it wee mixed spirits, end seam medium of their boards of direetion,have decided that than stated that • company of the lending shipowner' of New lon is no reason to abandon she enterprise, that • check preyed York have under consideration plans for Willis! four q by def tilY fit wen h arge a trengleirrdittalheofplittiLgiTelere wetra the l e zi p oi ss fire;t s 7 s . o 7l l : of 8 " ,00tons each, ig to b i t: s p a r: l r led ii, a the quality a ... Hamburg ebetry. ,. which. is reality. nothice. and that their interest and their boomer were alike involved in the establishment of complete telegraphic cam- gave a verdict for the defendant. af the usual kind, and tth war . sore a rmpellere—eo that, • emtatee d little er nothing of wine is it. 40 111 P 0 sitem. The munication between the two shores of the Atlantic. All ease of derangement of either set of machinery, the oth er jar , the arrangemente consequently are going to he taken, in set shall continue working without material impediment in M ix . ROYAL IswrinddsT. -- At the an , the speed of the menet Thies vessels are mpable of awry- mil bard °N e in 01 *hie charity. bead P ut.rtia i . it was order that • new cable may be maaufectured without delay, 2,500 pasieugers at the variable fares of 25, 50, and stated that the feeds do not keep pees with its increasing submerged next summer. Moreover, critical observe. ; le g 75 dots. according to the mount of accommodation re- usefulness. During the past year them bad bun 2,3101•- and tions upon th e manner in which the hat operation was coo. I (mind, t a a mecta that city so ld Bristol, England. Meals are eaten 23,365 mat-pstiente, 3,0g2 baninpananta, SOO I &add are not wonting ; fresh plans are proposed, end we lto be famished on beard the mom aa at any resteurset, sad fever pathless. =skim a total of 2E967. La 1866 Oa so d not b e astonished if .. gr a g em, a fter em u% one of ; masengers can either eat or let it alone, as it may . please 'anther was 20,196, and the aeons! subscriptions wars pans . I thtim. T . be pes . to Reel, it is believed, at etghtmrst 5_,013_01 . ., while _tlus year the auburn ptiess tl bsd . _ceely ipi vises . W thaw triumphs which are essentially due to the i elute Am Dour. will 0 4 made seven days, while the great 6,0110 1 . T he 'Mal Immo at the Merl . Meted dist- Terence el English gaabse 1 length of the vessels (seedy 600 feet) will overreach or deeds, do., is 12,1871., and the expend' 12.7841. CRYSTAL PALACE,. . ONS SHILLINO DAY.— i materially control the gravies. and prevent that terrible HOSPITAL FOR DEIMASIN Of TNIB BSA/AT, 67, Tammuz deem 94. Admissions on Meths; 5,132 ; ; pitehieg moths this is more*, bee the dread of all Wm NADGASET.SFRINP, OATNIFIXIMINUAIIt—Tba member a ditto by isms Wks* 1,153 ; toad limbos, 6486. going towellen.—Anti•Sthog Standard, Aural 12. nation' wowed des es the pan weak we. 118. THE CHOLERA. IN TURKEY. (Via Trieste.) CONSTANTINOPLE, AIIGOST 19. The cholera is decreasing. The number of deaths yesterday was 188. It is, however, spreading in the provinces—in Salonica, Varna, Kustendje, Trebizonde, Bagdad, and along the Gulf. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Aootror 24. The return of the Bank of France for the weok ending to-day shows the following changes u compared with the previous account :—lncrease : Cub, 12 2-5 millions ; Treasury balance, 9} mil lions ; notes, 2 million. Decrease : Commercial Bills, 14 1-5 millions ; advances, 1-5 million ; cur -1 rent accounts, 12} millions. INDIA. (Bp direct Overland Telegraph.) BOMBAY, AUGUST 19, 2.18 e.n. The cotton market continues quiet, and prices unchanged. Shipment. since the 12th instant., 9,500. Government Securities : Four per Cent., 9O; ; Five per Cent., 1041 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110 g. The latest date from London is August 1L ITALY. The italic of Florence again protests against the allegations of the quasi-official journals of Paris, according to which the Italian government is not indisposed to come to terms with Austria. The Florentine journal affirms, on the contrary, that certain overtures made by Austria have been for mally declined by the Italian government, which at the same time declared that the question of Venetia was an absolute obstacle to any arrangement be tween Austria and Italy. 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Yesterday, while the regattas were going on and the weather lovely, I and some friends took a sail ing boat, for the purpose of having a good look round the fleet, and visiting some of the iron-clads. The solid construction, great depth, and heavy stones for ballast of the craft we stepped into, told a tale of the heavy sea which navigators of Brest harbour must be prepared to encounter. Our two boatmen caked 4 francs an hour ; this, although the boat was exceedingly coarse and dirty, I did not think exorbitant, and it was cheap com pared with the fares at Cherbourg, so I closed at once. Bat the rascals, fancying that Englishmen who did not bargain would pay anything, had the presence of mind to add, "Four francs an hour for each person." A decided objection to this amend ment (which, as there were three of us, would have made the price 12 francs the hour) caused its im mediate withdrawal ; and the men, who were simple-looking, civil young fellows, resigned them selves philosophically to the loss of two-thirds of their imaginary gains. Yesterday the Duke of Somerset and several English officers, acoonipanied by the Minister of the Marine, visited the interesting naval school called the "Etabliasement des Pupilles," which is one of the great nurseries for French seamen, and an in stitution which many Englishmen who fear that the "British sailor," though a splendid article, is oue the supply of which is daily becoming more and more precarious, look upon with a sort of terror. It is a pretty sight to see companies of children, many of them not more than tea or twelve years old, wearing uniform and carrying Lilliputian muskets and bayonets, and going through their exercise as well as practised soldiers. The Duke expressed himself greatly pleased with the sight. Last night there were very good fireworks, and the square called the Champ de Bataille, in which is the theatre at which the opera was given to the English offioers, was illuminated. Abd-el.Kader is greatly lionized here, and seems highly to enjoy a spectacle which must be a very novel one to him. It is a curious coincidence that the wife of M. Gasson, the Receiver-General, at whose house I told you the Emir was a guest, is the daughter of his old enemy, the man who waged war upon him for years, Marshal Bugeand. Mgr. Chigi, the Pope's Nuncio in Paris, arrived here on Monday, and is said to have come incog. Why so ? I see numbers of priests, not incog., going about by land and by water to see the sights, which they seem to take as much interest in as other people. THE FRENCH NAVY. PARIS, Avower 24. current number of the Rena dea Deem, Monde. has an article which, though signed "V. de Mars,• fa understood to proceed from the pen of the Priem de Join villa. It is devoted to the consideration el the present aseditioe of the French navy. The writer thinks that hamster* the greatest navel powers is their quarrels wide inferior states are bound to provide themselves with • kap fleet of swift gunboats mounting few guns, but of a heavy calibre. Unless they procure this description of flanks which are to be, es it were, to gendarmes dc le my, their Morahan% shipping runs the risk of being deetreyed by • few light cruisers The Pease thee drums the eneeedriel sad personnel of the French leery. As regards the former, thew in not, he says, much fault to fled. He thiaks that say reprcech might be brought hewed egainet M. Dopey de Mum and hie coadjutors, it is that they are going rather too Ont. As regards the personae, the Prince aseetie that the officers fa perfectly sick of the service—e fact which he assible to the ships under their command having ever since the me. Ore been almost exclusively employed as transports, and their not bevies had say of the opportunities at am:fairing distinction which the army has so abundantly enjoyed. Moreover, they ere diagusted at finding that they are allowed no share either is the administration of the navy or in shipbuilding. la support of this allsgetioe as to the brewing sepopebirity of the esewles, the Pesos mentkies two curious tediums. So few osedidates now come for ward for admission (by competitive examination) to the Bog* Navale, Which once used to be so highly prized, that to fill up the Tarsal places " pleated " candidates have actually had to be received wise they should have been excluded. The second instance is still more remarkable. Oct of the 750 lieutenants de 'miasma in the Preach navy, 300 have applied to be allowed to serve on board mail packets or merchentmen.—Golignani. THE BISHOP OF LONDON AND THE RITUALISTS. • The Express of yesterday announced very briefly tits feet of the cossemation of the church of St. Mir-keel and All Angels, Shoreditch. The event wsa, it appears. attended with cimunkstaeoes which require a repplemealsr; notice. The bishop, accompanied by Dr. Travers Twirls, and Mr. Shepherd, registrar of the diocese of Loudest, entered the church precisely at 12 o'clock, sod proceeded at once to the vestry, where he wee met by the clergy of the district. Almost the first words spoken by the right rev. prelate were addressed to the Rev. C. Lyford, the in cumbent, and had reference to four headmen bouquets on the altar. The right rev. prelate stated that before the conseention took place they most be removed. Mr. Lyford accordingly sent for the churchwarden, sod de. aired him totakethe Bowers !twee. The bishop thee surveyed the assembled cl erg y, most of whom were habited in =r eline, with rieMpembroidered stoles. His lordship mid quietly, but sternly, " The clergy here of my diocese most 'peen in the ceremonial of to-day is the simple dress of clergymen of the church of Enabled." At this the clergy looked at each other very innocently, as though they were at • las to emnpreheed his lordship's meanies. A somewhat awkward pause ensued, dining which no one stirred. Again, turning to the clergy, his lordship said somewhat peremptorily, "I must ask yen to take off than ribbon, gentlemen." Mr. Ly ford bowed, and at once re moved his stole (a white silk one with rich crimson and gold embroidery), and his memoirs was followed by the other clergymen present. The clergy thee formed a pro- COMM sod walked to the west door, where they were met by the choir, and the service begaa. So far the large oceigregatioo, which numbered pretty nearly owe thousand parries, were in the dark as to soy hitch having occurred, the scene above detailed having taken plan in the vestry; but now an open breach took place. On the stone reredos behind the communise table there was a rough sketch in chem.' of the Crocifixioa, with the kures of St. Mary sod St. Jobe. This seemed to give grist offence to the bishop, and be inked foe se explain- Hoe from the incumbent. That offered did not appear to be , ' satisfactory to his lordship, anti he expressed a wish that the cartoon should be at nee effaced. It would seem that oaf of the officials relished the task, but the bishop reso. lately refused to proceed with the service aetil some undentandieg ems 001320 to. At length his lord ship said, "If you will give as usdersakieg I. efface that carton I will proceed." Mr. Lyford consented to do this, and the bishop thereupon intruded Dr. T. Twin to draw op • paper to that effect, saying that the meaner could read the petition whilst it was being done. Dr. T. Twin accordingly meet to the vestry and drew up the fol. lowing memorandum : " We hereby uodertake to remove to-morrow the unfinished cartoon on the east red ri the chancel wall of the Church of St. Michael and All Angels. August 24, 1865." Dr. Twin thee returned to the chancel, and the document 'assigned is presence of the miegregation by Mr. Lyford, by Mr. Treater, churchwarden, and by Mr. Brooke, architect. The Bishop then said, "I have noob. jection to consecrate this church in areordeen with the prayer of that petition," sad proceeded with the Nevin. THE MURDER OP MAJOR DI VIRE. Yesterday Mr. Mr. Hills, the coroner for West Beat, hold es taqstet on the body of Major Freed. Horatio De Vero at the san-is•ths-Wood publio-hosse, Chathaen. • The Gelder abesely given before the magistrates, sod reported ywAeriay, was :sweated. In answer to the earoser and the jury, the witness, Pri vate Mason, said ha bad moo Currie love& times before the murder, and ithearved that he was quite sober, and be appeared calm and composed. Carrie made so ob somatic* to the wittier' about the matter before it hap pened, and lever alluded to him about taking the life of Ma* Do Vent its was quite, cheerful that vocroin. A Jurar—Did he ever my mythicise to bow he had been treated by Major Do Vent? Witness—He may have spoken of Major DeVere's harsh ass. Aswan' °there of On men did, bat I could sot resew I her his doirigso. The wigwag', in reply . to farther q said he could not toll whether Currie left his rot= morn's& He never heard of say concocted plans to taker Major Do Vets'. life, sod the reports to that effect be be• laved to be • be. Currie had bad six days in the cells fee refusing to work, the reams be refused to work Wig UP canes the seisjor shocked his pay. One of the jury remarked that there were a great many floating rumour, about this ewe, and it was right they should be Maud op. The Coroner mid be could not receive in 'Tidier* 024111 rumours, or what one man and another man, bad said, as the rules of widows would not allow of it A Juror faked if the demised bed the power to prude Coma withaat ambling la another affirm. Witness mid he bad loot, he mast have die mouths of the colossi. Limnos/at Durnford said the colonel alone lewd th• evidence and ordered the punishment. In answer to the jury the witness saki that Carrie rue • sober, well-ocadocied man. A juror mucked that it had boss asserted that the di mmed officer had been rebuked by the colonel for his undue punishment of Cards, and if so,that ought to hearted tip. The Coroner said that was foreign to the meant inquiry, and was a matter which be could not go into. The jury could ask what questions they pleased, bat ths withers could only answer those which be knew of his own boon lodge. Another of the jury proposed to ask the witness is what estimation Major De Vera was held by the men is the corm The Coroner said that was an unfair question to sok, and one not altogether proper for a private to answer. Another of the jury suggested that the " punithment sheet" should be produced for their iaspection. Lieutenant Durnford accordingly procured this document from the barracks, whoa it appeared that Currie bad for merly been in the bth Latium but bad boss traceried from that corps to the Royal Bulimiae on the Ist Septem ber last. Whilst in the lith Lancers be bad been twice punished for minor offences, sad he had also been several tints a defaulter since he bad been in the Royal Engineers, his offences being deacribed asexauding his pass and . returning drunk ;" ' disobedience of orders, sod retuning to work, " for which he was acolood so the coils for a short time, sad had to perform extra duty. The last time he appears in the punishment sheet was on the 6th inst., when be was esotened to three days' and to mount extra patrols for Wog absent from patrol fifty minutes. The Comm then promeded to sum up the evidence, and remarked that the jury would have no difficulty in arriving at the conclusico that the deceased cams by his death at the hands of Carrie. There was no ingredient which sepa rated this case from our of wilful murder, for it was either that or it was nothing. It was gratifying to know from the lips of one of the witnesses that there had been no compact to she the life of Major De Vero, as had bees hisinuated was the ease, sad even bad that been the au, it would ooly have increased tho number of those guilty. The jury bad the whole cam before them, sad they would now eon eider their verdict. After deliberating about half an hoar, the jury returned a verdict of "Wilful murder against John Currie." The prieoner,lt should be remarked, was not premst, be havingtoeurommodto Mairistam,Geol, by Mr. Baminutoo &et Everitt, on the previous evening. Before leaving the polies-stows on Gibraltar-hill, he warmly thanked Mr. and hirs.Everistfor theirkioduaa himpinos beludbeen in cus tody, and wrote to his father is a cheerful tone, satin bid ding him sot to fret, as be (Currie) was quite happy in what he had dope, end should ever Wok he had done right. Immediately after the Inquest the body of Major De Vera was removed from Brampton barracks to the Chatham rail way station, for conveyance to Limerick, where it will be interred. The pros:rim was ea ezeeetitngly impreiog ose, the body beteg drawn on a gun•carrisge, pmeekd by a Erie bosom el IMO men. the bead *arias Ow "De s s od " A larp Dumber of gavel sad military officerd , the names of the Wellesley, 72, brought up the pro aession. At the morning parade of the Royal Regime, Major Gnat reed the (allowing letter, which had bees addressed to him by the colonel of the regimes*: " Aug. 23. 1865. " It is with the deepest sorrow that I have to inform the officers and roe-oommissimed oMoera and the ream sad miners stationed here, that the murderous attempt on the life of Major De Vere terminated fatally last sight. If anything wee required to show how wrongful, cruel, and cowardly the deed was, it will be shown by the kindly feel ing evinced by our late brother oftloer owe he has laid between life and death is these barracks. Nearly hi last words were a message to me, le which he wished roe to tell the sergeants and sta-sargimets from him to do their duty to their Quit and coentry, andto uphold the high character of the warps both os sad off duty. He said ' Give my love to the Ofkliti, nonaommigaioned ofBoera, and sappers. Tell them I have always loved them and my desire has been always for the good of the corps."" The rase% colonel added in his letter that in reporting the said death of Major Da Vire to hie Royal Highness the Gemara Commanding-ha-Chief, he (the gallant colonel) had forwarded to his royal highness • copy of the last kind words of the lamented officer to the corps. The deceased was of an old Irish family, and wee • nephew o: Lord Mantes& He was the fifth and sou of the late Sir Audrey Ds V ere, Bart., by MaryTe= daughter of Mr. Stephen Edward Rice, of Mount Treschard. Gouty Limerick, and was born 12th October, 1828, and rnarried 4th November, 1886, Anne, sister of Major surke, of St. Clemens. He obtained his commission o woad lieutenant is the Royal Eagateers, Ist October, 1847, wee putted first lieutenant on the llth of April, 1850, promoted to captain 27th October, 1855, lid became laciest-major god November the lame yoa. He to Turkey on special service in Feb ruar y , 1854. ra e lll . that year he joined the Eastern army, and served with it during the campaign of 1854-55, and was present at the battles of the Alma, lukermann, and at the siege and fall of Sebastopol. He greatly distinguished himself during the war against Russia, and bad received the war medal and dupe for the above engagements with the enem, and the Sardinia war mad, also the diuretics of the O r der of the Medi* of the Sib class, god was made a Height of the Legion of Honour. He had held the ap pointment of iestructor in field fortifications at Chatham shout tem months. He was a zealous end strict odloer in the discharge of his military duties ; sad he was regarded as one of the most promising officers is the Royal Engineers. THE MURDER IN BANSIIIDL—IS is stated that the origin of the mambos d the woman Bother Lack, which have impelled her to muds/her children. was debility of constitution, caused by a birth of three triplets some "oven or eight years ago. So great was her prostration, that when being led along the court by the polies she be came usable to move her limbs. sod a stretcher had to be sent for. It may be mentioned that upon the occuiou of her giving birth to the three children, as mentioned, her fdsiesty the Queen sent her • donating of 31. THS ALLEGED MURDER AND ASTRIIPTED SUICIDE AT Ethrriasza.—The investigation into the eircurestimees of the alleged murder by poise. of William Ault, an infant, aged 5 weeks by his mother, Mary Ann Ault, who so:used herself of the crime end endeavoured to commit suicide, was concluded on Wednesday night by Mr. W. Gorier, the coroner for Surrey, at the Wandsworth union-house. Mrs. Ann Hassell, with whom the accused lodged ; Mr. G. B. Shaw, from whose surgery the bought. through her daughter, a pennyworth oft audanum ; Mr. G. Shaw, who was celled is u surgeon immediately after thesuppoesdadotiois tration of poison ; and Dr. Pettigrew, having been examined. Polioe-constable Stirling said that Mrs. Ault was still in Horstimooger-lane Gaol wider remand, charged with the murder of her child, sod with attempting to commit suicide by hanging herself. She new seemed to be quite rationaL The little girl, Mary Ault, whose state of heathen ignorance surprised the coroner, said that her father had " sever tad her nothing " and that she !now nothing aboat another world, had never mid a prayer, end did not know the differs' between right sad wrong. Her stri dence, therefore, could not be taken. The coroner said that though so doubt the ma'am intended to kill the child by administering laudaaum, yet the medical evidence was cosclusive that she had failed is causing death by that mess., sod she could set be charged with the satuder. The jury found the following verdict, " That the child, William Ault, died from natural males sod not hem poison." OuntwaY.—Yesterday tie following persons were proslainsed outlaws to the Sheriffs' Court A. Enema, at the suit at William H. Berland ; Hwy Robert Morris, at the snit el Reheat Monis ; Jones Beek at the suit of Arthur Deseerakm ; William Booth, the suit of William Watts Lesko; Benjamin Porker, at the wria of Thomas White sad alms ; the her. Henry O. Wake, at the snit at Robert Morris ; and Edward `M. Perry, albs salt el Roberta. Heehaws. No appearamo wee made by the defeviants, &Rhenish they were severally railed upon to ennendisr. The next amity COWS appointed Gs Tharsiay, the 21st September. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. Mr. Tegg, inspector at the Cattle Market for the City awthadties, applied to Mr. D'Eyneoark at the Clerk ewwell Polieocoart, for an order for the destruction of some meat which was unit for human food, and glee fora snap moos opted ebe comer. He bed net at present seised the meat. la omempusaos of the new disease there was great quantities of asest is be mined *very day. Mr. Ledtea. solicitor sad vestry elect of Isli=l . lB that the Dew Cattle Market was in the parish of and that Mr. Tea vat not a sanitary inspector. Mr. rayneoart could ad maim the order sand far. If the meat were mind and proper evidence were gives before him he would mike the order for Its dietrastioa. In the wee of the 32 quarters of beef, wsighind sheet 3.0001 be., Vidal were seised on the premises adimg a klealter's yard fn Pleseant-grove, Belle Isle, by Mtwara. Dodos. end Mayers, the sanitary inspectors and hawse tors cl aabasses fee the parish of Winton, a pusalty wee now applied for, ander the provisions of the Neiman, 80. MOM' Act (1863) isseedmset, 26 and 27 Viet., cap. Ll 7. Mr. Layton, solicitor, attended to support the complaiat on Wier or dm vestry of Isliagtos, lb. Collins, bu dder, dedieded. The lads of the seizure have bees already reported ; sad it was now sought to be shown that the meat was intended for ham= food, but the witnesses for the defence said that the meat wee discovered to be bad as awe as It was killed. Mr. D'lyaosart, in aisram the cue, traded that the ideate was a true toe, Out he amid give no oasts oe either gide. ifs awn nee weeded to mete. A comity meeting isbe held at Dorchester on Saturday. The tensere to the rmighbourbood of ithadford had errsegod think it for a meetiriz too the same day, but they will Zy exponent to ahead= their deka sad a i tie larger effort that orommtee from the musty MEL The cattle plague has, WO are sorry toesy, made its appearance in the neighbourhood of Oogsr . Mn. Little child', of Doedinghties6, a widow, has bad toot calves dial sad we MLA. and also eve cows killed. It is supposed that the fatuities wee brought to the farm by a calf, which was bought at Rosatord-market. Mr. Milbank, of Bob bingert Kali, less 14 cows, ow bull, ail eight calves. all down with this viral's; diens*. One Gulf bad died, but up to the time our aorrespondeat was writing, though in a bad eta* the cone were alive. Mr. Oliver, Mesiwry s °apt, had been attending them Knee Wednesday. he to be able to save some of them. It is sup posed that in this ease also the dims,* was istroduced by a Gulf Mr. Milbank bad bought,—Oketamforti Chronicle. TOIL. Yesterday an extraordinary meeting of the stencil sad members of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society wu held at Seswia's Hotel, York, to molder the best means of preventing the spread of the disease is cattle. Admiral Daneombe, M.P., presided, sod be made sea uggestioss, which were afterwards, with meddle:atlas' sad additions, adopted as reeolatioes. A discussioe ensued, is which Earl Cathay* Mr. Woodd, M.P., Mr. Dent, M.P., Colonel Smyth, sod others, took pert. Mr. 14401113, M.P. (the depety-ehalressa of the North Pastern Railway Com pug), staled that, ea far es that company wee °esteemed, they had taken every precaution to prevent the introdue doe of the dimes fete Yorkshire, and tbst their oaken would sot long remain in the service of the company if there wee say laxity in this matter. Thereeolutioas that ware passed reecialmmaded that the ark-attends should abstain as moth se possible frees purchasiog cattle at markets sad fairs, that should rush purchases be necessary they should piece all cattle so bought in quarsotioe, and separated from their other stock for at least fondue days; that should any decided symptoms et diem sneer, the settle affected be immediately seen by • dnly qualified person, and if deemed neceasery the animal be destroyed sod buried at a conside rable depth, and that great attention be paid to the eat dent elsanieg of their yards and sad that lime sliding sad other disinfectants be reely used. Them:meal further remote& that is each petty seesiousl division the justices be marked to amainate en inspector. who may he reedy to laden the first appearance of toe dimes* ; aba the of the various unions nominating a committee el proprietyils belly lie watch narrowly any appearenee of disuse. The eouseil further strongly recommended the fanatics in seek district el ea assurance sesociation. scomaso. We regret to RUate that the cattle plague is on the tamer is Paliabargh. Yesterday seven saimals were taken to the slaaighter-boners to be destroyed. Throe of these watt from Seughton. • sheet ffistasos to lie west of the city ; bat Professor Dick states that is tboeecturee of his yesterday he toned Moe new cases of riadapset. i l i alrsbe urirk Comm*. Manz Come am LONDOW.—We bare been favoured with • proof of a " Return from the Metropolitan ilaseciatien of Radical leers of Hetlth. of the number at cowsheds, of cows, and, so far as could be ascertained by inspection and inquiry, the number of owes of the cattle oleos that have existed is web parish or dietriet from May Ito Augast 13, 1865." There appear to be forty-live parishes or districts, and returns are made frcm all except Islington, Charltem, City of Loudon, St. Lakes. and Ken. d•igtes. St. Martin's-in-the-Fields sod St. James, Wooing,- ster, have no cowsheds and no cows. The Strand has "two, kept legally—Le., with a license ; and four Megally —i.e., wittiest lissees." la the former, 74 ; is the latter, 46 eows are kept. Comidinieg that there is a heavy penalty attached to the keeping cows without a hawse, there mem gnat slackness in the local atithoritim that they do not &ores it. Iminding thew in the Strand it appears that 15,178 cows are nasally kept within the metropolitan district, to which we suspect 3,000 ought to be added for the parishes from which no niters he. been received. In several parishes when the epidemic has pre vailed, the numbers are greatly reduced ; thus, in St. lieryiebese there are only 748, whereas the usual number is 1,314. The districts in which the murrain is known to have appeared em—St. Meryl& is 279 cows ; Holbert, 39; liampetwd, 125; St. Peasese, 140 ; Olerkenwell, 277 ; Mile-end and Bt, Geerge's East, 60 ; Poplar, 34 ; Clapham, 25 ;frenbstb, 24 ; Bt. John, Southwark, 35 ; Lee and Hidbroke, 15 ; and Newingtoo, 5. But the return elates that these numbers see not to be re lied upon, as they are of steamily derived from lemma- Lion supplied by the tawkeeners. whose motives for secrecy are obvious.—lfedical Tines and Gazette DllMetri AND DZONIZNIIIIIH—The Rey. S. Davin, of Clomp, in a repent lecture at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, at Mansfield, stated, acsoordieg to the Nottingham Guardian, that "33,000 persons were expelled manually from the dissenting sects in this country is comm otion* of intemperance." Tai Wl7l MOND= AT ALIcWICIL-011 Wednes day the inquiet is the body of Elisabeth Asbbere was resumed before Mr. Hardy, the =rower. Dr. Main was the only additional =teem called. and io giving his evidence he made the (archer statement supplementary to what he said oo Mondey. On his mooed visit, about 11.30 in the morn ing of the 7th of August, the husband. the wimples Viet, and • some other wean. were is the room. The busbeed kw. per. featly well what was going on. though he appeared to bays had drink. lie wasigint at first, but shortly after the doctor want he Menus violently excited, and said, " I have dope tor y= this time ; I hope you will never rise from that bee' The doctor also Mated that he thoeght that the bares mad Juju.= could not have been istintad by the action of lying down among slaked lime, taking into =roe= the state of her clothes. as the burning subehume, elrateem it wee, must Lave been =plied inside the clothes. The burps elan first examined wets of a brown colour, such as would be produced by firs. 'This terminated the evideaor, and the coroner bawl= summed up, the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder epic= Charles Ask bern."—Nesecarth Chronicle. THE CHILD MUIDeE AT DCHGANNOIII—The haw= elided to tee following verdict against the primmer Mazy Darby :—" That Thomas Darby , aged sixteen mootha, died at Ducgasnom, oe the 18tb inst., and that his death was canoed by ocagestion of the luegs, induced by fracture of the ribs, lower jaw, sod both arms and lege, sad that said fahetures were isfiected by ace Mary Darby, mother of said Thomas Darby, of Corrycrors, since the 220 d day of July, 1866, aid that the mid Mary Derby did feloniously =l itany, sad of her malice aforethought kill sad murder said Thomas Darly." A MA. KILLZD DT LIOHTIIINCI—The neighbour hood of Sheffield eras visited on Tuesday aftereeselastby one of the eat violist thunderstorms experienced within the last few years. Boltorinpou•Dearee experienced the full foam of the storm& and bete a man lost his life. It appears that a yam man named (hew Fretwell, aged 18 jean, an egdoultural labourer, belonging to Wroot, was as. pged with a little girl in a corn field, when the steem muse on. Anxious to be protected from the beery ran, they took some sheaves aid plead them in such • position that they could shelter babied them. This they did, and reina'ned some time there, but the sheaves were struck with lightness and inmently Peetwell wee killed. His eompasicie was Mimed, but she fortunately recovered shortly afterward& Preteen's body was by some asighbours, who were called to the place, to the nearest ins, sad reediest men wore sent for, bet their ser vitor could be of ace *mil, as the death of the =fortunate teamsys bele lestiotainoue. The body presented no al • widest death, sod th ee was sot the slights= diamileraties. An toques* was held on Wednee. day evosiag by Mr. Webster, when the girl who ens with the demand teem is evideece the fists Mane esemented. The jury towed that the demised bed died time bong been serest by the eiejs. The sad =eat bas Greeted a Mail profound sous fa the soishboarbood.-1124k1d