The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-28 00:00:00

• • ZZ/t ev'wo' i ~~ NEWSPAPER es4igual4 AU.B 4 'I T ;Fin v 6 7 .1 • ••• flp 5l. r - de de.- No. 4,881.) IV/ESSRB„ MONEY WIGRAM sad EONS' (ati Landis YLy 4 landes) LINE d MINT RIM to I Al . ..Tita Ltd.—For 11 ItXll. PM MIK Me boo the Dods ..n TH 1 ItgliA Y. lie itile d , et ?beneath the splendid dipper dip ,• 1. MN toss Y. T CLA Vll rondeattler : =he lie Eng ladle Mete This ship hew one ‘losert tested lined. wh e t., waled clearing ilit Willi reso l adrh * Ttall ' nosibeweine Norlak. 'forklike, end dhow Ora, tewierlte, sod well lustat . bodt end SAW experette he the psrenger kw& to A Iler accommedeedene tee all deem el pee implee ere asi dir carry is experienced morsem—Vo. sigki to kl• Lead, Agport. and illorgem. Ileeert Wedgy sod sass. Leedenhitil dlrlirh Penstiore 1, 1 this Ike et peelmele are satveyed tram Paddington to rlyn.eatli ditatimi ger esesideare teem and goseari-elesi tor thiN dree keen • WWI 00101171110ATION to k ssw TOLL-1199 LITIRPOOL MIW TOILowl 'TRAM OOKFANT (monad toil-powmad bow Iterowillmodem, cam Qmowarwit eabarllrlitrMi"dl=42 a. It LT /Oa NUT TOIL CITY OF wAsinimos. Tomorrow. Am. M. IL A AM" W 1194 4 $ lADI Nampo. wide...ft. It OLAMIOW. WommAm, Foot. 9 And mom, omeowdbm Trodooolos. Cab POlNglik 19.17. aml pima, serealis lofts moommo Jam Forword prom mimeo'. faMaglag moolomor loommons tor .ftsm‘k od A. Moolors /Mks WWI om won mhommismoom torma—Yer IMAM, proMmilare MIJAAM INMAN. 21,, WatooMmok Limspool. tO BRIMEN.— TOG North Gorman 7.-T.—.),--tvllliC2"AlLiCati allaisma. Mortelfdours:" i t: •Wl ea n i eli t y i .e. = mom Pam :--orJosn, it : Om at a bags sad a bait Passwasows sow Wks mhos at ~is l'lllrenal neet, gezent . wow W ae as PHILLIPTS, ORA VIN. and PHILLIP?". agents to the North Osman Lig& at icemen. ii. luwi-last. City. ILC. (2. R EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 1.14.1 R.q.ess TI, THE NOkTM AT yor . . _ Iss ttATI" I:DA V, iklartnher sa EXCI:11111.1N TWK will Mr. Palaugaa at iv . aes. as U&id {bees es ad. dad da. ass sad . 144allnaloa sad Warwick 10a ,ed. sad Ss' ti. and 7s. : West Ikasswlels, Wistessian, Clad Bailee lee a1..1 7. el . Warsaw= la. sad Wallaglaa slits.stsary ,17a sad lOs Llus. Mllsla Walls... sad Maar (las. ad. tis . arta.. NN I Uwe... I 21. An , l Ufa at. retunang Thursday, aspasasast fran Lissrp.sll, at laid ere , Imerroetlinte alallsaa as pee assalbals Tab ally will tads partsgsrs from Ilseas& tta aleilsea moral .4 Luanda...a lack.ars. d - 4RIAT WISTERN RAILWAY. cl . rstr licutatos to SOUTH MALMO rod tar 901:111 of i-KEI-!Tik; — DU MIIIPIDAT. Rept S. •• ZICIIRAION TRAIN .0 Hee INoillopleaßt eau. sad k..d1.0 11.10 as f.w CNi TOW or Ida and lac Newport law. afid tavlitT tr. sad . RV, 3,1 14a. , Port TalArt RP art Ir, Nralb I att.. lotadorw and wirwas La PA sad loo_ On sail Ito . Carmarthoo Junetlaw aiol 1:o .1110-rood aad Haverfoolwoot sea 1:o ad tlllfor4 Mod sad 1110 ford os an -1 loa Corti or Woo-ram...l 40. and Mallow as the Waterford aad lamerkk Railway ear. sad Ow. siallime.a ow the a okrfor.l ana blilkosny Railway as. tal Rad PR& OR PROWIttIV , 4 to .s4outh Wake return by • overfill USW Revise Milani at aon on Ike 11th Otoptesiber. and Irish Cm= try i l e .w ei t , l .. l . :l:....t , ral o : frowo u ililford tip . 7 o tl i atb .r, vovvoio Pvivvorro r a• Rillanory pna Waterfur.l, or y sore trap Cork at rt•itket !are a .._. . . 7; eaycctad aiNiller4 balwe the erel of Avon& rag M porlindare d Ye above see Milo L ONDON said NORTH WESTERN and M I DLA N D RAILWAY& DIEWASTIZ RAMA MST esd 111111.Era - rl:ErriertiliDiKklY DAY TRCI:Ia 1.00.1 at a. taws wpare • , tation to 0031CANTElt by all Treble to that Owe re fe rIN DAY, Tl' VADAT. WEDN CADA Y. ?HI /ADA 1 end ratam v. the 10th. nu, trit. UM. sad leth l'ePtreaber, ill be arall,bie to rrturn by all halos lever (bat Place em day up to Auld Iro ladies r4trirdey, Ilita September. order• talmaftssisa. error*, IrrA ROYAL CREMoRNI GARDA:NS COMPANY Lawitst. Copts? LI tknOn In *Oa Aliass. of L mai t I i. *it, and LI Ss aie AltAsooml.) tAnnilny lunatic.' In the tootoont of cacti Incorporated ninkr too .I,nut Stock Cam p...w00 Act. I? aM IS Vfrtnrio. LAM H.nr7 Gnrn-n 03i.•Tare Hampton Cowl. ttlr 00r , fir IPI. heti. Mrrt . tholtypby. Thorphinss I Ina. Pal, ll•rnplst Joan nhapnet. 1,1 . thr rani, nail Pinner put Oestio Levan= Elbett, I.q . I 'tea ludic. l 1k (With pt." 4. aohl W tin or /Annabel from thr slur* I/ thins— L.n.l/41 .n.I II .Toty Balit LoOkbard-111/111 Daoano—ellars... Parke, asd 00 7 . amlifift. omen oirars tiiirAyn-Zit iiiT - Coriiies. I Vet &MOM Peeepeehene eue Ismer sheelloseure+ ID the Weirs. - %tort , •w Ha I-Rll ..IP APM.bCarull. or aPPI7 (A Ltittott of Za pa sta.,* to Or mode to the /WA too ..I V. oat anatomist To W Db....tors th, 110yal l'weenree Gardess Cogapiny . _ he.~ ~.. GOlnsan,—lln nes ped le thelesese see Comet) IL Hl. ma et it le peer etedll, I vet pet Inn 1.14.4 shame et uore la the Segel ftlMOrlie Gantt 4* Cmspeay Lamilwl of any keg sasettee. amid I henby epee to liew4 Or wow emir id to Mir impinges, 4 the theiguty. sad he sip the Aitken haemitehe the amen whoa implied. Nine Preheulee _ AA Inns DIAL NOR Ft)LK —A capral WAXILY lIIISIDENCI, ouremeded by ho At m. of trill. An SS hams Lod. Is lir "triode. of Ittllhightnt smal Waring . Woo • drieshis Tim In the Jodi laserts. amprilles sem. or:. the Mohan to @Ed lir arra swirl tultra MESSRI3, DAN lELSM IT}I,I4ON,aniIOAILLZY hex to lakes' the sable that the above valuable MATES were Nor Alla) at lie auction, sad may .ow be treated for by Private Coatrart. ,lea ROYALCREMORNE GARDA:NS COMPANY 1.1-144. Penn Al MUT u 1 CN OA APPLICATIOMI kr WA US be We Censer, sod be seede. seem dbe doped' et SI ia per deem le ebbe lades eed ink ea et bide DAM DA Y. She Ad eleedlembee rat. LAT 1.-R !CHARD ATI2NBOROUGH. r i. ,:„.. p•aters. Throol_riwni. Qum 670. Psi ' s=l I roe at. A atm ma 6.0.6 L tat 041. IS Tl6lolo6ll6lloossort . se s .. r . 0 • 10100.1.06■0• a il o*a I 4 la 11 0 0 I os Damorso I s sts ,s Is is Ulla Veer - , i 7• WS Isn • is Is vs as Too Rpm. $ Ile II 111 441 SO 6ISO 16 11 612 0 e „. ....., 0 ,..i. — „ tliiffseristtlaraity leir. w spoor al and forks say potion, at Ia we oz. name ULM Srotos AN D KAMA, wensatell Weae torla. W d • MAela suparimit quality Su thsi essigly. said Ist 11111=1.11118 s lb ipso& par ism' al 11••ThW Tab f.'s :::: i i • 1 • • • LI • i 11 i 1 • • •1T • - a eirie w ariids aliG - smils 81.110M=ATTFIll01!, Ilia 1n • 1 • • - ire Oar "GS, any rate. "iiie S. Until .VIROXITI t. W. FRENCH VINEYARD ABROCIATION, ft irAset,imua, limillty. EL Boolbas Meet. pore and mammal UK prat from Per See doom raw rine Nevator llimpogise Per the Ewen. seam wine V& sad Ma.. had het, iret quality *54 • crest variety .4 the Owl Weis of Pr . laihe sad WM. froe. WV 4 . and 13011_, _Dideompt•-etzeet ao Wawa. P1t11.124 PJUNICID DeTY. Porta boo file tt noti. 7o . ntz. ; importer, lea. Ma. per Pomo ditto. asparker crusted, 45e.,, 400 , 64a, 1111 a ; Nkserloa. good, i 70., Nis . 3tls ditto. superior pale g•oldo• Wows, Pa, toi 64. , per hi dozes Cnn, line Yin ordlaidotk Ns, Ida ; M. 'WWII, ate , L bateau lisrvant. Stc., Oda. 77a.: Chompague, Sac tls . Sir Mort's. 1 - , e lone r& fillipiot's, a rbe d_ tido. Edmore Marsala, finest, ; fits. IZaboe. rich or Sts per .lawn. Wines of Mbaros domortidloaa equally "soul . Delivered nit IA hoe Wks flee d sajmnaor. Term earl. toEMAItTIN'S SHERRIES, at the Reduced butx - Hail p.tol to any Station in England.—THUS. NUNS sad SONS str.oisly It 0111‘11c11.1 the WINI.II of the above eminent Skippers —sound "inner Wine, Pas. and Ws per dozen IlOpererr. MO_ 40s . tl.. and ter.. Azoonidlatio, tea.. 64a., and ▪ . old Last Indian. Sir sot! ,litto %Wein..t,, ; tiantleinati's forte, Ws &rut 3** ol.ler N me*, 11•9 . ans.. and Sta. ; ter/ 014 an'l high . 72. , •40 , elan Ls towd lt.. .t Jnhrn.Va.. At. Eatapfte. HA. anti 3f..: Matter .tars Miens Inns Cs to i.l'. pool, 41s very good, di* superior, 6t,. deo , and 7sa Supplied by TH/04. N N and sn%S, wie, gent, an.l liqueur raerrimuts upwards of to yeus pun eyors 1.• Hut Hon *misty of LlneolaS Inn., 11, • l'ini.lnit atiret. W Priced Hata on application. BRLA)W'I4 SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. "Invest peg Nirmaiwalls4boarorawsrirlao. 46.61. DIULLIIWn r BTADD.—Nn wart* or sediment disturbed In tilting rill map Ili 0040 • hundred fold. To suit tasks nt 191 a from at upwards ltAlt4ol n 11,1:ATUN NDIOL sirrds to sans nee lon of ...al. per Tear Prle• 111. Id. Mimi, Ino oath'. 1111111.104 0 P !NG 111.. AT ACRICEN —Will n..t • korAtot • .10411 nrii. and moo • 1011 a coal per ear Us rW's Pin Al u nOt.•llll.—Tbe way ssrtlod to Oak dam la 4. rfectl.o. rria (1, h., Is . D.D. Apply Ilona to JAOID IiaILLOW, 14, Mos William. ape* larealar awl paloatar. Is. that Ilia every setlials; ali others 111 . • spuri..us eSOCKS'S CELEBRATED READING EAU 'E, IL/ which la ee. highly esteemed with OW deals, iraila, villa prima Ma wel r..W am* PM rrlwdYd Ise pew rid lOC le 0.1.1 by *be neat respectable irks la kb saatica awl — J. C. Ressilua asle blartatectarers. §r bi.olrgit'S EWLTANA SAUCE, itelish, Succu * A astir %WAWA tr —now rerellent prwparatkiul. ***Do jai..-i in i. *moan Aualpaions •d Articles .4 AA seperSed so tik...un.i.is of their punt) awl .1 builediumeserk. ISO le lip obbiaoti of all &rovers sad Italiso uereboomorniela la ibt UMW Ilimpkweb They arrimitsiwzn•at,t.. odh fish, .rest.ian.w. posltn. MAN% stews. sod •JI us I. Mahn, awl *port 0100 to s ii.p. eose. an.l roilrf a • noel delbriemea Iler..lor. Wholesale, CRlmint sot IYLAt IC W LU, huweives Is t h e Vieell. it Lobe. . paste. beklua. 61.71PLL'6 "%omen as the BOW and ItOllllAl4Ol a the London. Tilbury. and Southend &Mow. ME!!118. DANIEL SMITH,SONousfIOALKLEY so RI the public that at the auction an the linn Jolly. the whale of the PROP/IlitTY at Brosalvy lags 1 t 0 11,21 SOLD: lab 7. 10. 11, anal 11, In the parish of Wad 11..un. sr !re aLu 'NJ; also Ma 10, 14. and 10, In ad parlA .5 Nan Haan. The ranashader of the Ida, a and 0, and luu 17 to 61 ar.luslve, with the etception of lots XI amt 47, wens !Ski BOLD, sad are non fur sale by Private Cootreet.- -10, Waterloallece, &W. IN the county of MKT HAMPTON.—VALCABLIL PILLEIIOLD PAlttlit. la the page of Owletbary, a conveideat &Minot from Wed ty of Wiaabealer, sad edges four albs of Moho lunettes Banway Station ea the Soeth-Weetara ii = way. Awound. 4 11 8 1 3RELDANIELSMITH,SON,awl0AHLICY beg te intone the public that this PitdPitittY oat NOT U at the Antis, sad any sow be treated tot by Private ihrlaghthal MAKIN it ILIakiDILN Ca, breatiluily darted, eestressiling a gar ocean view, earl within eve to Ks 01 the Seine of Lmiegtou,with rallesycorecaunicatina to the erg el iftisaitaed kr the netrieree ria eoathaiapaue. M 118. DAN lEL SJI IT H,SON,andOA KLE beg to Won* the public that this PkL*k RTY ea* Ma %OLD at the seethe, and may now be treated for by ?mate Centaur. t. SURREY Imporant and extensive BUILDING DITATC, con tiguous to &WM! J auction of the iouthtfaatern, London and ton, and Iteadtaa art Reigate hallways. NIESSRN DANIELSMITILSON,antIOAKLEY beg to htforrn the public that the following WTI were NOT WAD at this and ass now be tinated were ests =l=4 TY. - lota lie 3 4 18 . a "al. $4 .14 sad It WIT.—UPHOUSI24 YAWS, in tht. fertile pariah al ligSsect- Saadolelt, olth 116 Acres of Yroshold Lai MESSRS. DAN I EL SM ITll,BON,andOA K LEY beg to Inform toe publi. that Ur above was NOT MOLD at the sactlnat and to atm for sale by Rivals Oaistratit. TUB [MILLE WITATT, is de it SISCILLIT bibl SOITIILLIII, add it Mini Itye. Sr sx. MIMKS. DANISL BMITII,I3ONowdOAKLE Y I* bids liddildie dd re di sodies ids 6, 7.1, 9 , 9911 II Wen iti*A, mil tied de add lad ieridos de add protiso el de died dee NW SOLD. sad 0147 Bow be treated 1,,r by Prides Ct•SMIA. lIANTIL—ILASTLICT WIMTNIT, about two miles Mon the leobasli Maass is 11111 Lemke sad South Western grgw.ty. ose from Ihttley.nsw, Isar Ilona Wawa. Was frogs limitte etkis.aud elem. from 'NI 'SM. DA N lit ua diTH,BoNotaelOAKLEY s. beg to mate last the ZSTATIL Mimi, it iff comprielog a restdonee sad about DO mem of land. was !f0? MiLD at the suctko, and my tom be treated for by Mesta Colman. MAT. , —3IItHEV Ifol'Afi, mud shoat lee wee d weli-tiim belied Path Lau da uttibia or atih et the Irby pads' of the Loudon mid North Weasels ialheay, sad VIM wlikla sas half hours Mammy of the metropolis. M&SS RS. DANIEL BMIT SON andoA K LEY bee So Warms the public that this marble PRAM/la Y use WI SOLD at the auction, sod may how be treated fur by Private Contrast Very valsable 11111:1MOLD ERTATZ, extending over warty MO acres, and a LAANYHMLU to the perish or Old Romney. t itoimiey Marsh, Kent ESSRS.DA'NIELSMITH,SON,anIIOAKLEY VIL beg to inform Or puhlie that the above was NUT MILD at Use attetsuo, awl may sow be treated for by Hivide Cstmet. STSSE.X.—TALVABIJI /B=EHOLD ISTATIS la the Bothogh of NY& sentrwre &beat 00 Awns el not MI& sad pro' thistle. Arable Ors" sad Nap Load, with usual Yarm.- ha thleasive As:neonatal somorewo Cat talo" sad Ilkwaa, two Srithileida, he , monde to the prides of lkya. Irlows,_floydra, l'iletheth, Guildford, tool Wisebtlath sad Witt...Muth ; al out 40 Houma, Wue. Ugh& lank Ilboth, fes., hi She toi.n of Kyr, the whole of the pew manual valor of shout SAteth Iw, a ,ipital small Mon. d oh whiled SPrinalleliblethea, ea the hill, *boot a mile loon Age, eentelning eters , seethisandatlou fora good totally. with Ownoloient °acre and stabling, pier/inn gl , ineta Ye a kitchen serdeasad pad.birku attend ns weer es. :7. 'RS. DANIELSMITH,SON,autIOAKLEY bee to inform the public that the shoes was NOT SOLD N i l meth audios, and, anis& shanty disposed of, Refill be dialled into numerous luta, sad wild la the math of &Souther. !LISBON, TILBURY, AND 1 1 01.1THEND RAILWAY.—Forties - }de-rwi,c"hg ° b. KLEY IVA hellt GreL 'S s E S to In( pßauie th i et T wilk the eseeptltta A nt Lot 10, the whole of tbe LOU went DINPURRD 01 at the Auction us the 4th Inst. TII E4TTIEJ.D INTATL SI'SsICE s ssrapststss cia3 principally trach.44, about ass miles frown Hastings, St. turd, and Baltic. N I EL SM IT H, 80N, antlo A K LEY j l h to Inform the public that LM above vas NOT 1401.0 at tbr &wilco. and ve.,y now be Vested ear by Private Oaatract. IN the meaty of NOUTHAMPTON.—The DIBUEN bitTATY., • saleable I reehuld Property, with floe residential and WWI law Natures. hatetthdly situate wear to Use town ..1 inimedlately Opposite :touthanaptor. bounded by IN a afar. and by the New Yam* le • goal sporMai part of the county, about woes LINN boas Lyndhiuse sad II Iran Lyinington, nor of Us akestlwr about 1.136 meek together with the MaNiew MEti.s 104. DAN 1 E Lti)llTH, SON,autIOA K LEY beg to Wass the public that LOTS I. 2,1, 4, and 6 hare beim 31/1.11 awl Lei I, also the Adwiturw, are now for Mode by RAIITs —The ItIAMitiLIDOIL INTATR shoe to the Illsbup. gees liaise, ow the nouth.Wedirru Itsllway. MINIM& DANIEL SMITII,I3ON,andOAK LEY Itog to Whom the toibite Les& the whole at this lIISTATI Ye sow bow IMIfN ZV We. Salt lIAXUL 1111 GREAT lITAIIIBOI4, t s the want, ul Middlesex. MESSIULDANIELSMITH,SON,antIOAKLEY hei Se Ishem tie public that the shiers los bees SOLD LIFE ASSURANCE. -ADVICE OFFICE, 1, Finch less.—lleson DA VIM sad Co. an net weft for any otnee, and gusty uuly the Wens* et Insurers. USW oleos nooseursondod erneatsains. tbs Wound roelOrm tangoed of as wet. M n Devlin sod Co.'. tee lota. bet Yap adobes gestialtreoll asses VA. mad Mood to pay for It —llesi Mr. Jaw's "lasiiire ea Ws *N By post II Amps. THIRD POSTIONeff the SURPLUS LANDS, ae., sites leasidon, Mary, 'Mkt Poutenei maw. DAN lEL SM ITH,SON,antIOAK LEY nieetent imam tiou. to SILL by A ITCTION, at the klert i mat the Beak et Lagland, to the swath or October, to einitentes tote. 11111,111 NO 111.1 AtrOMMODATION LANDS, lefersse COtialgtS, and other properties, to the nineties of Little Med. Norlituu lingetthem, Honschurch, Raloham. ArWest /lionise. minor* Greys. Link Tenrroek, e Lee ley, t ben. Ysr klnx. II "radon, stenforille Hope, Cunneen's, smut all pi tile iouniy of knees, and closely adjuithig the frail &ladled part', alars lb 11l appear In doe course, and further Inforralalan. If rennared in the maanlinse rosy Oe obralned of Mew* Ilnlnne.wortli. and Tyerraaa, snlkitors, 14, Uresham. agrees, C of Mews. Crowder, Maynard. son. and Limfurd, adtricors, ST, odeniun street. RC.; auel of Mmes. DANIAL bind IbAILZT. tool Wail and surveyors, No. 10, %Merino-place, Pall !ma A. W. K EMT. —42 INCLODURE of superior DRAM LAND the Picardy Mace way. and a comfortable ILKSIDIVVe I I LESINEM HEATH, In the pariah of KEITH. MESSRS. DANIELI4MITH,SON,andOAKLEY hate revolved Inettruet long tont.", by A I XTION, at the Kart, near the Bata of England, on TLIDDAY. Sept. 4, at IL the above PRIIPpaY. Lit I will consist of • vet) desirable small Reslihnice, plea santly AltWI" in the hill, almut two miles from Abbey Wood alis. two tronti ng Lesnesa heath. and on the Upper road from W nolw let to Kith, oily 12 lodes front Isindou, and tiomraanding an WI- Sellilvr view over the Thames, the kik*** short. and the sur rounding country. The Imam affords auffielent accommodation fur a math. family. The premises coutpriae three-stall stable and cum h boon, huge pant, cow.sheils, Ac.. there bl* very large and goal tairden, and a small paddock The total area la U. Ir. atm he whole II Ia goivi order, mid tlt for immediate occupa tion. bit 2 will consist of an Enclosure of valuable Orass Marsh Land. containing lie. U. lip, adjoining Picardy lisaur way, awl not far (mini Lot I. Posivision may he had on completion of the purchase. Parti. tabus. with pima, may be had cd Messrs. :Wllll4ll[l Samuel and Entsincl solicitors. St, hew Hroadntrret, 1 , ;(.. at the Mart: and of Meson. SoN. and OaaLltr, land most* and surveyors, 10. Waterloo place, Pant:mall, London, S.W. PICKLIMINAILY ADVYJCIISISMIINT.—VALLFABLIC IISTATX, In thn I onnty of MOB num MIN, on the borders of &aural. ►hire. Et 03 RS. DANIEL SM ITII,BONouIdOA KLEY liT have received loam:twee to tiM.L by AlleTioN at the Start. near the Beak of Malawi in the 'month of October, a very valuable and desirable HSTATK, knows a. Park Lapland Benit(' orange, altuate in the parish of gusbdcn. about 11 miles from Bedford. Ok mike front Wel. linglwrough, If miler Kettering. slat 15 from Northampton, about 3 miloi from irchester and Mharobrook !Mations, os the Leitsekr and 1131,elkia /tallest It comprtacs stout MO acres of superior own and stock Lind, all tithe. free, 'Ong la • ring fence, divided Into larwe enclosures, the whole of .loch low been higllly farmed by the proprietor for several years, *ISO a r.. d farm hou s e asol premises, a Whirs biome. vete**, an d other farm pre. unse. About CIO acres are freehold awl 130 COmbolll of the manor of itushden, wall," to 3 nue tertian. The property I. In. tet vested by the road from Medford to Higham Perrers, and la Is pool hunting country. within reach of the Oakley, Pytchley, awl Lord Pitswillhana's tweeds, tad within nos awl. half hoer'. railway poiravy from London It is GarroUraleil by the clash* of the Duke of "Seaford and F Illartorts, Key , which are strictly pneer'ed. has heeu lately deeply anderdrabsed In a very view lust manner, ..oul is now In capital condition. The estate I. In law aarasbbourdwol of good markets, with good railway accom. ne•isinw and good roads. awl tones a very dusirahk orcupetion awl safe "us ...uncut. James Crowley, the twilit, will show the W o ypert Panned/ars, with plans will be published In due coarse, and, when reedy, may he had of Meet's, Markham, solicitors, North omilooo of JOINIrit Wlotehoe.e. E• 44., solicitor, If, IJu ,role's lunHekts . at the chief inns In the nelghboarbood . at the Mart and of Meters IYaRIaL tiltlTH, due, and UAILZT, le, Waterloo-place, Pall mall, S,W. LONDON. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1860. WAIWiCUEf lathe ainatiale birdseed the connitie et Northampton and laismilsr.-1116 thaaddeed MANSION, knower BILTON GMAIGZ. .a inteashe and inagallient Itasca., pre•Oldbli • Ism saaspl. of as Tudor period of sr linecture, with every hanal and &centime tapas keeping, and suitable a a noblemen or gentlerna alb • Mem establishmeat, beneatala satiate two miles from Ivg• i ' I . ...wiling excellent rallway that& mud surrounded by 40,) acre, of park lands. overlooking a delightful tandeca4 formed by a Hal, tirammedaignre vale, tenanted by the Ind, dividing the camas of Warwick and Northman. the beart of • dada haled by she Pytchley, the Quorn, sad three other animal& of foxhound& 'U'ESSR.S.D lIMITH,BOS and °MOAN have been komeired with taimaggia to OSTER 'by Pt bl.le SALL, at Shia :l ag the Ma& at the ma th Of October, the above im aZriTY. sing of a noble amanameemeed warm thelesta yea la the newt substantial al any Misted bras. with drawings do thu brathe miwodir Ws bwordiat• 4.lprorioittoutc his A. W. A. twits. Zia„ the calebrated ectionalcal ambling. aid IS low bie kW is wall melds readest work in domestic mama ark panted all wIY ma ea limennic entwines& analakings at deiaq • nrannia and 5 it s panty of sate imervellon It Is pie ea • and pied batik) . site, e rich home scenery, l• by k compact dogma it slag 100 acres, chiefly pelt and park like values gad adlineks tin whin are wall-frearinten for eArths Overlap Masan mate, and the approach by • thrnaery sneak Wash cal, admits of • view of tie wth.oly tarsi Stow sad the meadve arched porch sairang, One In lb* bildier • lag ammuidnit appearance. Its lode menumpagge alma et an entrance hall 31 by 13 feet, la me keerisep bid room adjoining, feet .lore: 4131=geilip oat. with • !ethanol gallery or ceshestra, • 6. 11: a 1 LT 17 htl • II cot awl game reemla and • doh peelpsct. MI NW and linitiedelln ten., red la ti keep ing with Me peedettler kaaring MOM oak pawls, the Mee, end ether camas patterea, exhlbttlng the amat maniples of *amen west ; wit oak Soon beautifully laid and polished: boldly sealatend Abeam pieces with mauler dug suppoete OULUIIIII La, giving, with all the unique appoint iiiuda la miter • peeled bertedal Mr. There is also • 11 th second , ta by 16 with a bay to feet by 11 feet, gad Malidlat aid 100 tapestry omen, an elegant boudoir, ad ether new of a Wane character. There an el medlnive et Mx men servants' rooms;, appmeched by $ mar Yapak akireate, of whisk amber 11 me prinelpal an:trams" Min ateatag.room, lama, linty, and cheerful, and fitted thewer in tree taste, restive carved, canopy, state, AM beaked; wardrobes with elaborately carved powsia end area" rare, endows, and coolly. The do. mantle spar ale with greet attention to coaveslenes, and ere rally le $ regetrecomas of • large faudil, and la' abide • Inelp seeempti with an anteroom contestant eating with the Mnimeessea The wade tel the house lighted Ma pomade men thegnadsee. The eakolfices are numerous amisolleMatial„ awl Wide the Mal cables stied with oak, aad Isms beam eraidle sad hareem rooma, do., and a lad kegs, a now et Ire amble eaesibboeses, •• pump-house, ; an excelleat famenettle, eroded M • Mehra from the musann, precludleg the pip et card • o.4. upplytes !r owed.. and owerypaotelinspouralms. w cameo retentive veiled ail lawn terraces. with manure of the , and the sespetal howling green, and extemive ' conservatory' • waded ateden. I. podestorder. TM SU tou.grawe farrakeete^ with substantial Lad aewlywrected feria Maintop, tageileer with various ornamental cottages within tit domain, embracing M lie entirety Ir. M., of which Or tip. are reek and awful pustures, 107 a, Ir. 37p corn said root land, sad the reminder, laa. 14p.. the roman° grounds mid cumllage, ft a mainaricent trechold rtaittentiel pro perty. tiluse—lite passes:non may be obtained, and the whole of Dm appropriate antique Otte.' and other ftratrami map In: taken by the purchaser at a valuation, to be mode la the u..uil manna. Also, as an appendage to the litheammase tn.ondou, lhanchtuth lodge, a very superior hentiog-leu, mos: enbitantially erected, and faced with stook cola tmullng • charming bane landscape, wkb Intental ar rangements suited Si, • gentleman with a small mielelisk nont, and comprising entrance-hall, dining room, damlag -1040111. and taunting room, with couveulent and suitable eilleok awl 10 good chambert The out Mires consist of two mock lomat, with harness and saddle roam, two loose built an, placed in • pitched carriage yard. A substandal newly erected rangy, containing eight capital loom hole., with lofts one and cell supplied with wet water; pigeon grounds, witit tory, kitchen garden, and two :Tam paddooks, contain together &omit II screw in the oecupatioit of T. Y. liareiburst, lt.S, ft • yearly truant at Yl5O. Pertgulars, with lithographic plans, will in dee time belesseall. sad o flee loterim further latormrdlos may be obt•Med el Moor. ihrcham. Dalrymple, and Drake, solitators, elkl uaT eall& inm estreet and of limos. DANIRL SIM% Hui, and lead agents, lit Waterloo.place Panama, =LW., el whom alone cards to view the siiinainn can be RR-OP/WING of the NATIONAL AI3BBILBLY =ML Holborn—The Proprietor WWI to meroxiee ilia es=a the altmatioes, decorstiona, de., of the above ritentiMg o appolated *AMAMI* which, during alle, ins a eamsdste renovation, is embellished in ar ma mg WNW meaner, Mclean • new and ===seem ar s taft rendelied id • novel and tt knew YD for the SZMON. The ZLNIMMISeI Mid& elladisted Mr. W. M. Packer, will • new salestimi free Wallace's " Marl Janice,' p il i tt, Ise. Nets open at II o'clock and at it . Achalesiss Is. PLROTRO-PLATED SPOONS and FORKS .1.1 oo 111CIAL SILVIA. W.I2.IILNYID. .6 0. d. 1: 16 11% s por doom 1 1 0 Table .., ~,. Doan* TOralonaB Jolnd L LOWTKIWAROADR, MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of warkt-fmad SCOTCH TROUSuA. at la. /lir, le mot ecameted with sal inhaling aed ta Ids our iu T kia leisif Milian Is Ti, BROOK 11UNO taxa TOC , suns, ILNICKWOCKIRI, le. TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS aro modally prodded far at L MOMS sod SON'S, MIDICRANT TLIUM, HAMM" 11011111116, D &c.. donor et MINOVJES and ALDOATI Corms or NSW OIMID4I7IIEILT and HART/ &Mord sad Slosield,, Yorkshire. r, sad NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER me ENVELOPES with ARM, CREST, or INITILIE.— RODZIGIIII2 waperkweroennhhi adheelre INVELOPEA, 4d. per entanrimid note, hit shie, Eve quire, far SL : Wok ditto, Ivo quirts rir ; espoilme iewitenp, In pre tom: maim ts. WEDDING CAMS, WEDDING ENVELOPES, INVITA. TIONS to the CIIIENONY, DEJSUNNE, sad RAIL, PRINTRD and STAYS= In SILVER, with ARNE or CREST In the taint beige& OARDPLATE =MANTLE ENGRAV sad ISO APPIESINE CARDS METRE far N. Ild.-01werro ED , at WHEY zarazomer inaiesm setobliatemont, 42, PICCADILLY, two dews from SedrvllArdreel PO Ilebol S 40 , , prise Is., post tree 13 'Wiwi, TELSCIENCE of LIFE : or, How to Live What to Live Fur. With Diet Tables, showing the time riqnlind by the stomach for digesting various kinds of food, ID Important to the dyspeptic hod hypochondriac, end I n.tnic. tine, for the beat means of securing vigorous health, bodily strewth, and that sterling state of hap loess only attainable through the puUcloue observance of a well-regaisted course of life. By a PHY,ICIAN. Mann, W. Corahlll, and all bookseller,. PAsth gdltine, 14 rib/heed price M. IMPoti Ye stamps. DEftILITY and IRRITABILITY (Mental and hysical, Induced by Sperratarrhos: the Symptom, Wed & aml Rational Treatment. By T. H. YniMitii, 11. D Physician to the General Post-otilee LeMsoOmmnif Provident Institution, Am. Lemkem: nom the Author, IS, Loydeepeare, W.C. OXFORDSHIRL MESSRS. DANIELSMITB,SON,ttndOAHIJT have received 111111/UctlOile to Sell iff AUCTION, Si MN Start, near the Bank of kngbuid, in the mina of October, IM stead 01 the Nh of September, as hitherto advertised, TWO TALI:WILK TI rug.rmitE PASTURX YARNS, known as Fans and Bisektkorns's or Home Perms: containing together 428 acres of capgal land to the parish of Ambromdsm, the turtiptka mad, from Slater to Aylveliltry, within three miles of Bowater, 111 of Aileslairy, 10 of Buckmitham, and 1.4 of Oxford, both let to yearly tenants: also the rent charge In lieu of rectorial tithes °minuted at £ll5 per annum. The property la held fur three coal live., Agee respixtively 44, 41, and by lease from the Bishop of Oxford. Ks Policies of insurance, on the above 1.e., for 4,5.100 the aggregate, will be lueluded In the sale. A more detailed advertisement will shortly he published, and pan Wotan, worn ready, may be had of J. M. Carter, Lay., mult i itelr, .I.lre,b,rd, Hants , et the George Motel, Aklesbury , , King's Arms, Skeeter. at the Mart • and of Mesas. DlOlOlOlllOl4 001, &MI OACLIV. land ageuts and SUlVeyiatly 10, Wallilleloo-912100, Pall mall M. W. MPORTANT BALM of fink-olaas new and asonsoband TURNM/11.1.—J. DXNT and Co. beg to an aemic* to the peptone Yet they have purehaaed the entire rand- We of several large boar" which, added to their already the largest stock in London, they are offering at hall its real value, lomptiring suites of dining, drawing, and bed 1110131 append, in oak, niahogany, walnut, and other woods main - epoxy dialer:- room chairs at 15e. ; walnut drawing room ditto. In silk, at Iles. dd.. taleocti,.• dining tables, at dUs . Iron bedsteads, si da. dd.. every other article proportionately cheap. at the Greet Western Furniture Vassar, 30, 31, 32, and* Crawford.Milist,. faker-street established 30 years. Mappers to but climates will Ind the &here stock unequalled, and are now making the 1 display in London ot Munieume brass, iron, and wood bedsteads, all fitted with furniture and entire new purified beds Led bedding complete, with evddescriptlon of bed- runs fir. allure Seery article is warren Mar ke d the lowest prise is plain figures. Etchanged or mosey reitansidi if not a of. Carriage paid to any railway stallion in the kilagaltam Xs imp for packing or the as of cans. "WHISTLE AND rm. COMB TO YOU." The PATENT 111.111 TY AMAX GAS CHANGE LIM whistle when any &SCAM ed GAA takes place. These etuuldslisrs are perfectly sass frau escapes and implsions, and persons Whig up thou hours wit► pa should see the tiefety Athol before deciding. No other sliding chandelier la safe. The chandeliers are kept In stock by all respertable gawetten. Attu Works, Matteis pinion. 110 GUNMAKERB and Othera-11171t8T8 ,roguateral, EBONITE 111PLE PKOTECTOW prom& [Ea to tuunto and barrel while luadlug. Price la bard. lad wbeimeale sob marateataren, & W. MI MI Ca., 3 asd 4, WWI* LC., sad Ilhortown isag. QPETACLES, the by HARRIS and '4,7 Kw, will moat eertai the elght. Better esimet be aswars. Steel, with or pebble% Ltd Mdel, =ls. to lee. Gold end &Am Illesimies and Bye-Olmoes variety. at ovally low peipm. Nantes Prospect Oboe. trpost hoe. THUS. BABILIS sad BON, °Widens to the Basally, °I-pulite the British Museum Oates. looks Betabillted MD. Qualm 0 travellers employed. A PEARL-LIKE WHITENESS of the TEETH lIRILLTHY Giant, end FRAGRANT BRRATR are reelleed by the wee of ROWLANIei WONT% or read Dentifrice. • white ooapolsd of the choicest and taus' recherth6 of the tlrteatal herbal. It extirpates all tarlataes to the teeth, and mattress pearl like whiteness to the eeseselled mimes : arrests the further pretreat of decay of the teeth, she induces • healthy action of the gum. The breath oleo. from the salubrious sad disinfecting qualities of the (Monte, attalns a parity and fragrance truly grateful to its poenewsor. Price 2.9 d. per boa C'sutlon.—Tba words " Rowlands Odonto a 4., are on the label, and "A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Hatton suedes," on the government stamp. Sold by them, and by cite inlets and perfumers. , 111180.—Peet free, three stamps, T ig grZA i TIBZ EXPLAINING Messrs. OAHRIELI IMPOR TANT IMPROVEMENTS in ARTIFICIAL TEETH and FLEX IYtII CORALITE 0151116, whereby UM set will wear longer thaw three ordinary ones ; end being fitted without springy, wires, ot vestals, and without any operation, prove • valuable dadderation to all whu have oceasien fur the dentist's services. hone but pure &stelae* materials end workmanship employed, while the expense is eves lees than half the ordinary cat.—To be obtained only! of Mame Gabriel, dentists to the Prince Duttajane, esta- Mil !see dtylomai, No. 110, Regent-street, W. (neat mean's, and 33 and at, Ludgate-hill, City. " The ealmuitager lbtainehlc by Gabriels system render it pre-emineutly superior and the nearest approach to perfection yet attainsol."--Observar. " tiebriel's treatise should be read by all who value health : their system will save much money and more ann.gance."—Slandas Herald. For obvious mimes it Is vreesasary partlatimiy to note the name, and that the entrance to the City establishment is up the wags parse between avast, the a.lvenmaJea, Ala as iltate Vas Intassue tile. Limped : 124. laka.area. .110DIRATI PRIM whit GISILIL ZWILLICIWIL RNOSES and 8011 can confidently aunt that Ham puma whastagms mad WUHAN wig* armulta hoped lito roach of sag other Mown hi tho washimid to caw a GOOD Trade. • WIRY CIL. the mami codgers. TIE DE 1 s Yawl &Sy m from the beat Home and Ponies Market& r a ish aDY-MADS CLOTHING DRPARTMINTIL re fm , aleihmd with an immense amsortwent of good. for MI drew and 2 omoupstioum : alio a peat variety of Clothing for Jaraullam of TE L HOSIERY and DRAPERY, HAT and CAP. and HOOT rodiSHOZ LlZrAmeshrrit, contain a wrotally•alooted shock •4 VI bed arid notramt Manufacture& oitbe best one N.B. should any article not be approved of, It will be n clanged or the atoine=ed. Their B ook for the sentabling " The Grow th of an Important Brenalt or istlielt Ba Mmer s ,. with Mee for Self nseasnrentent, and Set at Mena (jest pahlishedi eta elaborate plea of their o ft rnsder. Gratis on application. or Dot Bra Center of 1811011103 and ALDGATN and Corner of NNW OXFORD41111:17 and 11.1131%8T1a1r, else Bradford and Bbeeleld. Yorkshire. UL M BMOCS LOZENGES and POWDER, Vegetable Chereril. improvell of la tis be. perial Medway el listlielas 01 Pmts. fat as me 011= 0.0 cioadiposiam, arld si the Ihrions el the and Intiggiass.--in. as Ike d 110. OIL the MINI el wdernt awl. O. MEM DOM Canibi. Mr market. loam PRAYERS !OR FINE WEATHER. The following circular on the subject of the weather has been addressed by the Arabi:ashen of Canter bar, to tba dare' of his diocese " Lambeth, August 24. "Reverend Sir,—The present season afford' sounfavour able a prospect for the ensuing harvest, that our fears may justly be excited, sad dispose us to prayer and humiliation. But much difficulty exists in regard to any general measure (not to mention other objections), from the variety of cranate in different parts of the country. There can, how ever, be no doubt respecting the alarming state of agricul tural prospects in Kent ; and I am led to recommend to my clergy that they appoint a special service in their respective parishes, when they may direct attention to the prayer provided in the Liturgy for such oceanic.= and exhort their people to such private humiliation and devotion as may testify their sense of =worthiness, and their dependence upon Almighty Clod for the removal of ilia judgments, and the continuance of His mercy to our land.---I am, roveread Sir, your affectionate friend and brother, _ _ _ " J. B. CArrula." The subjoined note from Dr. Cullen was read from the altars of the Roman catholic churches and chapels of the ' city of Dublin on Sunday : " Rev. Brethren,—As the continual rain menaces us with the destruction of the froth of the earth, and with come- Tient distress or famine, it is our duty to have recourse, in fervent prayer, to the throne of the Almighty, imploring of Him to avert the scourges of His anger and to preserve His people from impending calamities. You will therefore be Pissed to continue the prayer for fine weather, which for ease time yes hare said in the our. Resides, you will say, from sent . Sunday until the octave day of the Feast of the Nativity of the Mowed Virgin, her litany, each day, after the parochial or principal mass. That our prayer; may be more efficacious, you will exhort your pious docks to join in them with fervour, and to pour forth their sup• pUsations for mercy In an humble and penitential spirit Let us do everything in our power to satisfy the justice of (led and to prevent Ws, which is the unhappy sauce of all the evils by which the world is afflicted. If we pray with humility—if we acknowledge our unworthioesif we de test our sins end reform oar live*, our prayers and sup plications will be heard, and we shall be delivered from the dowers that threaten us. The grace of our Lord Jesus be with you &U.' THE Nnw FLOWER MARKET IN COVENT-WIEDER. —On Saturday the temporary building erected at the ex pense of his grace the Nike of Bedford, the Lord of the Manor, for the sale of dowers only, was completed. It fie situated at the soutia-east angle of Covent-garden, between the old Hummums and Tavistook.strat, the front entrance beiee in the new street, leading from the Strand, which is rapidly preparing. The market has three entrances lead ing to the avenues, in which are the starlings for Sowers, mote, and seeds. The present temporary structure is only intended to last until the end of the meson, when a more extensive building will be erected, the architecture of which will be in perfect keeping with that of the fruit and vegetable market. THE WHALE FIEHINOB.--1311ipe from the Cum berland Strata and Greenland whale fishing, are begin. fling to arrive at the northern Scottish porta with the pro. duce of tboir season's labour. The first vessel from Cum herbed Straits, the Arctic, Captain Reid, reached Aber , dean on Friday morning bumper full—her cargo consisting of 110 tuns of oil arid nearly seven tons of whalebone. She also brings very favourable tidings of the other ships she sew previous to leaving the me. The two resale Lady Franklin and Sophia, have again experienced their usual luck, end may be expected home soon with valuable Lama. Several Peterhead ships had secured from 30 to 90 tuns of oil each ' • the Emma and Lobel, of Hull, about 50 tuns ; and several American vessels seen had 104 fish mous them. The enterprise will this season be very remunerative to the owners of the saceedul ships. Oil is bringing about 35/. per tun, and bone from 41W. to ax. per ton ; so that the Arctic's cargo, for instance, must be worth some 7,0001. She sailed only in May last, iad, es her 13 weeks' expenses will probably not exceed 1,200 L, the profits from bar short voyage are large. The arrivals from Greenland are like wise of a very satisfactory nature. THE SALMON FISHISILIEH COMMISEIOI4.—It is in tended that the Royal Commissionrecently appointed to inquiry Sato the alma fisheries of England and Welea shall propped at once with their Inquiry. Consequently, setae has been gives by the commiesioare that they will proceed on their tour through the salmon producing dis tricts, and take evidence from parties in the different tire on the subject. The commumenen well open their court at Gloucester, on Tuesday, Sept. 11, and having cam plated their inquiry there as to the fisheries of the Severn, will wooled to Monmouth to inquire as to the Wye , arid afterwards to Newport to examine as to the Usk fisheries, proceeding afterwards to the neighbourhood of the Welsh i salmon streams. . --- " Numemun flocks of wild fowl," says the .►mined dii Havre, " have passed over this part of the coon tiy within the last few days, flying southward& It is to b• hved that these migrations, which usually take pima hi Ollsber, ds istrop an autumn es inclement as the mum his boa Their Royal highnesses the Count de Paris and the Duke de Chartres returned at the close of the past week from a Continental tour, and have joined the Countess de Noudly (the ex-Queen of the French) and the Duke de Nemouni and family, at Tunbridge Wells. The Duke and Duchess of Richmond's party at Gordon CUMIN include* their Serene Highnesses Prince and Prisms Edward of Saxe-Weimar, the Earl aod Ceuater of North, Loyd and Lady Cecilia Bingham, the Earl of Coventry, Sir Joshua Jebb, Colonel Tyrwhitt, and Mr. Cox. The sport has been excellent at the duke's favourite moor, Black water, where 24C brace of grouse fell to six 1 guns on the first day's shooting. The Duke and Duchess of Argyll, with the Mar quis of Lora and their youthful family, left Campden-hill, on Wednesday last, for Inverary Castle, hi.B. The noble duke is to leave Argyllshire on Saturday in order to attend the Privy Council at Balmoral. The Duke of Montrose has arrived at Buchanan House, N. 8., from visiting the Earl and Countess of Posit', at Pelvis Caine. Lord William Graham, M.P., has joined the noble duke from Stoke Edith Puri, Lady Emily Foley's seat, in Herefordsbire. Maria Marchioness of Aileebury has returned to town from &tour of visits in Cornwall and Devonshire. Lord Stanley, M.P., has joined the Earl and Counter of Derby, at Knowiley. from visiting the Paul air Counter Stanhope, at Cberemog Park, near Sevencer. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M. P., who reached Dray ton Manor, near Tamwortb, on Saturday, from York races, is expected toper through town to-day, on his way to join Lady Emily Peel, at his villa on the Lake of Claws. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Gladstone left London yesterday, for Hawardeu Castle, Plintahire. The Prince and Princess Frederic William have accepted the invitation sent by the town of Stettin, and will be present at the entertainment to be offered to them on the 18th September, on the return of their royal high nesses from the sea-baths of Putbua. The authorities of the Horse Guards have de cided on 'discontinuing the ugly and cumbersome shako now worn in the army, and substituting in place of it a head dress of a much lighter and somewhat more ornamental cha racter, not unlike the large-peaked forage caps worn by several of the volunteer ride corps, though the crown will be somewhat higher. The materials will be felt and leather, but the weight at this cap will be much less than that of the present unwieldy shako. . . Advieve r froui Hayti state that on Sunday, the 22nd of July, at 6 a.m., President Geffrard returned to the capital from his tour to the north. Triumphal arches, ad dresses, and tho most enthusiastic demonstrations greeted him. The president stopped for a short time under a tri umphal arch erected near Pont Robert. On one side of this arch was an equestrian statue of his excellency, and on the other the statue of the goddess of Liberty. Time he wmaddreseed in touching Lamm by several young gentlems• I and ladies from the various educational establishments of the city, to whom he listened with emotion. At night the town was brilliantly illuminated. . . It appears from the local papers of Texas that several slaves have been hanged on charges of a design to penmen their masters, and that at the last accounts twenty three were sertenoed to endure the same fate. The three who were hangod gloried in their work, cud refused to make any disclosures as to the extent of their plot. °lithe other hand, at the north, there is a correeyonding excite ment of an anti-slaver► character in resistance to the Fugi tive Slave Law. On Saturday afternoon a pleasant open-air en tertainment was given to %he school children belonging to the little village of (summed, near Edinburgh, by her Royal Highness the Iruchess of Kent, on the beautiful lawn in front of Cramondhonse. At three o'clock about 200 chil dren entered the grounda, headed by the Rev. Dr. Colvin, the pastor of the parish, and the teacher* of the parochial and infant schools, and followed by the parents of the juve niles and • large concourse of the villagers and gentry red , dent in the neighbourhood. The band of the 713th High landers was in attendance, and the children having been formed into a square in front of the house, sang the ,men's Anthem, accompanied by the band. They were then seated at Devoid tables arranged on the lawn, which were laden with cakes and fruit, and were plentifully nerved with tea by • numerous dad of attendants, who were actively assisted by the ladies of her royal highness's suite. After the repast • number of foot races were run, and other epos took place, in which the winners were rew arded, and the losers consoled by receiving presents of toys, a great quantity of which were distributed. At the alum of the festivities • hymn wee sung by the children. Among the company on the laws were the Prince sod Princess Leiniu gen Priam Victor of Hobealohe, Lady Augusta Bruce, Lai Susan Melville, Lord James Murray, Henry Brown, M. 1. , he. The following letter from Mr. Cobden has been received at Southampton : "Paris, Await 12,1860. Dear Sir,—l have been favoured with your letter inviting me to lay the foundation stone of the monument about to be erected to the memory of the late Mr. Richard Andrews. A long and intimate acquaintance enabled me to ap preciate the sterling qualities of Mr. Andrews, and tt would have given me pleasure to have evinced my reaped for his memory in the manner you desire. It will not, however, be in my power to be present at the approndrioreeremonial lam engaged here in matters of dell; en meeled with the final arrangement of the onnmercial treaty, and it is not possible for Me to be absent from my poet even fora day. My engagements will, I ex pect, not becoupleted till October. In begging you to be good enough to thank the mayor and other gentlemen who, with yourself, have honoured me with this invitation, I can assure you that my unavoidable absence will in no respect diminish the interest I shall feel in your proceedings, by which you will place on permanent and oonspicuous recent the grateful appreciation of the public and private virtues of our deceased friend by his fellow-citizens and neighbours. Pray accept my thanks for year kind offer of hospitality, and I remain very truly yours, R. Cosuitir.---Ilev. E. Kali, M.A." SODDIGN MEATH OP A OLEROYILAN.—it is with the deepest regret that we (Sato independent) have to announce the death of the Rev. Robert Alexander Hamil ton, incumbent of BalUsodare, who fell dead in his pulpit on Sunday morning last. It was impossible for any gentleman to be more btdoved, whether in private or public life, than the gentleman whose loss we all mourn, and who, for his able, zealous, and honest real, we shall all long revere. He wee but 31 years of age, of a delicate and slender constitution, but possessed of a kindly and loving heart, and a manly, noble independence. He proceeded with his service at the usual time in apparently good health, and whilst in prayer he was observed tn./alter the last few words he was heard to speak. Before his cowegation had time to turn round he had fallen and was dead. Dr. Adam Simpson, who was in the church, immediately went to hie assistance, but he had broken a blood-vessel of the heart, and life was extinct. MERcHANT SILLIERN'd ORPHAN ASTIAL—The half •s e.irly meeting of the governors of this institution for the purpose of electing twelve children, viz., eight boys and four girls, to he resolved Into the asylum, was held at the Lambe Tavern yesterday. John Fletcher ' Esq., occupied the chair, and before announcing the result of the poll said the committee had requested him to call the attention of the governor,' to the fact that the present state of the In stitution had warranted them in proceeding au far with the new bedding at Snaresbrook as to let the contract for it. The election was then declared to have fallen on Charlotte Emily Will, Mary Jane Edwards, Ann Rom Davidson, and Louisa Rios Leigh, Charles Henry Butler ' John Peter Cloalsworth, Basil Oeorge Dandrow, Thomas Farrell, Wm. thatnium, Win. Augustus Hawke, George Alexander Hoemek, and George Nelson Stoekmin. A Citswr.—The Western Sfor inserta the follow ing is Be obihrary :—"ln the neighbourhood of Cong, after • few days' illness, Mr. Patrick Glynn, the son of • respectable farmer, Mr. James Glynn. Ha WWI only 211 years of age, and was 22 deoe in weight, dim gaining 141 h. for every year of his age. Rie extinordinary height was ' 6 feet 8 lichee. He wee beautifully proportioned, and Lessessed enormous strength. Be was human.rade disposition." (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWWENCE. eDt Court. BALMORAL, AUGUST 26. The Queen, accompanied by Princeas Alice and Prince Arthur, end atteeded l.y Lade Macdonald, .l:•ove round by the Bridge of Dee yesterday, and then welkui round by the Falls of Garr-a.valt back to the Castle through the Balloch Bhuie. The Prince Consort went out deer-stalking. There was no addition to the royal dinner party. The Chancellor of the Exchequer sad Mrs. Gladstone left London yesterday for flawarden Castle, Ilintshire. Despatches for the Governors of Mal* the Mauritius, Ceylon, Labusn, Hong Kong, and Australia were sent yes terday from the Colonial-06m. ~~. ~ a 7 Oymaric.—Lee Trois Bailers, a Freneft farce of some ) ,,,re item, has furnished Mr. Montagu Wil liam. a id. the basis of • pleasant little comedietta called A le:, .E.c,Aange, which was produced for the first time lest night with decided SUCCESS. The old theme of mistaken identity is the pivot upon which the plot turns. A gardener, ' ons Dudley Dobbins (Mr. Horace Wigan), is engaged to be 'serried to Mabel Gray (Min Louise Keeley), while the Eutl of Dudley (Yr. W. Gordon), by no mesas to be con founded with the millionaire whose late title was Lord Ward, stands in similar relations to • Lady Vane (Niel Her bert). Pride makes the ambitious gardener sink his sur name, retaining only hie aristocratic prisms, Circum stances, not very clearly explained, make him change clothes with the nobleman, and the result is a horrible imbroglio between the two pairs of lovers, leading to tears , and hysterics from the ladies, and arrest on the part of the 1 gardener. There is no novelty in the story, but the dialogue I is smartly smitten, and Miss Keeley acts in the most admi ;side manner. Step by step this young lady progresses in her mother's path, elaborating a reekrepe of lined comedy sad somi-humorous pathos, entering thoroughly into the .spirit of hex character, and interpreting meirdetail with autistic fiuish. She was warmly applauded throughout, and a betas belled, which shrsung withiall termer in her clear, ringiog, and sympathetic voice, commanded • hearty encore. The other characters were well sustained. ADELPILL —Mr. Toole, the popular comedian, taws his benefit to-morrow night, when The Willow Copse, 77tat ',Hewed Babe, and The Enchanted Isle will be the pieces performed. Mr. Toole's position with the play-going public is too well established to need any oundneut from us. He has worked his way to popularity with thorough zeal and industry, and not his best recom mendation is that, eschewing the example of certain of his predece.soii, he has never courted applause by pandering to the bad taste of the lower section of his audience. ST. J•YEeni.—Mr. Alfred' Wigan has become the hweo of this theatre, and will commence management about MicLaelmaa SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAY. The afternoon was employed by the York settling ; and, beyond the knocking out of St. Albans, we have nothing particular to reword. The prices were as follows : ST. LB KR. 5 to 2 apt Mr. Minis Tbormenby (t) 4to 1 Lord ZetA's &brew (t f) 7 to 1 Mr. A. Nichers The Wizard(t and off) to to 1 Lord Annesley's Swestanuce (t) 10 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Umpire (t) 35 to 1 Lord Ailesbury's St. Albans (off) 50 to 1 Lord Derby's Tom Bowline (oM LICHFIELD RACEB.—Mommy. TLJtWOETH PLAT/. Manes Adelaide lady Bird ism On Plum Greenwich Fair Lena livers Lord Jane) Four na. Se A FrOIDSHIIIn erica Ramada )loorcock Nett raa. Tax OIAXPAQXI &mos The Lawyer Saisentos Siorbaresili COMM Ramie Ar. Athos Mow& Gies Throe ma NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 27.—Areoi tenet W. J. Stevenson, to the Fspoir. Acting Third Class Assistant Engineer G. Brewer, to the Lucifer. .—Lieu- CHATHAM, Avousr 27. This morning a numerous party of txmvalescent troops belonging to the ilrd (Buffs), 13th (Prince Albert's Light Infantry), end the 99th Regiments, left St. Idary's invalid establishment to join their respective depots in Ire. land, the whole of them having been pronounced fit for further service. 19111 SURREY RIFLZB (Liana - Tit). —This corps at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning last, and marched ri t li d . ed tililes'a, Camberwell, to attend Divine service, and hear a discourse from the Rev. W. Cable. The text chosen for the occasion was the 3rd chapter 17th verve of the 2nd Epistle to the Corinthians, " For where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty." The main argument of the speaker was to dist, attention to the liberty enjoyed by the people of this country, morally, socially, and politically. That such liberty was only to be retained by a perfect sense of justice, right, and honour ; and this must be defended with an exceedingly jealous heart and ready hand. He drew strong attention to the body of volunteers then before him, and strongly advocated the necessity of those who were un able to devote the time to learning the art of " defence not defiance," to assist the movement—u he said, • peace movement—pecuniarily. He observed that if this been made the means of forming a body of men into • force for the purpose of aggression and destruction, he as a minister of the Gospel should certainly have set his face against it ; but as he saw nothing but pesos in the great national fea ture of the day, he went with it in every way. After an exhortation to the bettalion not to forget their duty to Go d, to the Queen, and their country, the volunteers marched back to headquarters amidst immense crowds of the popu. lace. Major P.oupell commanded the battalion in person on this comeices. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN AT MILFORD HAVEN. The Great Eastern steamship arrived at Milford Haven on Sunday evening at six o'clooly having left New York on the 16th instant and Bart ax at 2 p.m. on the 19th instant. Her arrival created a great deal of excitement, and her reception was a must enthusiastic one, the allure and men of the Channel fleet being very demonstrative. Her de parture from New York attracted no great amount of attention, and during her voyage no incident occurred worthy of particular mention. She made the passage fi Sandy Hook to Halifax in 46 hours, the shortest, we believe, on record, and the nuttier being calm no assistance was derived from her sails. From the official report it appears that the average speed of the vessel over the whole voyage was nearly fourteen knots an hour. On Saturday last a meeting was held in the grand saloon, when Captain W. Morris, R.N., proposed, and Judge Hast i im ss seeonded, the adoption of a congratulatory to Captain Vine Hall on the auclessful conclusion of the voyage, to which the gallant captain returned s suitable reply. The future proceedings of the Great Ship are not yet decided. By the time the bottom is cleaned some course of action will doubtless be agreed to by the board of directors. MORE OUTRAGES IN TURKEY. A letter from Mortar, dated August 14, says : " A persecution of the Christians broke out in the Herzegovina on the 11th and 12th instant, pro voked, as it would appear, by the Eskoki of Mou tenegte. In four vies 160 houses were burnt down. Mostar, on the Narenta, is the capital of the Herzegovina, that is, of the Principality of Saba in Bosnia, which bears this name, because the Em peror Frederick 111. gave the title of duke to its ruler in 1441. The Uskoks (i. e., fugitives) are Servians, who in the 16th century settled in Dal matia and on the omit, where they practised pir News from Alexandria says that the Turks have massacred 50 Christians at St. Jean d'Aere, and that 1,600 A rch and 1,5 00 French ma rines have landed at - Beyrout. In Bitolia the English consul has been insulted by the Turks, and in Magnesia 1 80 Christians have been mur d ered. Bitd* or bitoglis, in Turkish called Toly Monastyr, is a flourishing commercial town on the Vistritz, in Macedonia, and chiefly inhabited by Bulgarians. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. ewers BILIOUS sad LIU= without euy Vert-mist hyped Mat. treat the re P elpe nA t .I{lq dßromley, Kam em Pi . Thew will b• Mend laveleatee who make tram bilious and Wes mempielme. ballerettee. wtod. game, &diens. gab=d tiot a te. 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