The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

LIFEBOAT SHRATICIDI—During the storms of the pmt year. the NATIONAL LIIfILBOAT II 110 :i htile sod ether mesas, contributed tow T- In Psuswie trona sumer' wrecks oe oar waste The Institution also expended r. 19,500 is the rate period oe its We. bold wesbtbdintenta in addition teerantiqt ALIAS se rewards. The C ommitteeors , of the lestitatto• eamestly APPAL to the public for AM 5TANcii, to amble them to meat the continued Win demands on the In titutloWs 150 Lifeboat Zetablisheoenta Contributions sr* received by all the London and country Bankers, sad by the Secretary. C IAND LAW IS, Msg.. id the Institutiea, 14, John-street, Arbelyh, leodon. JOHN BROODEN. GINAL GOLD ORLIN MANI/ FAOTORY, IL" ti A RUM -11 T . 00VIINT-GASDZ/f. JOHN BROGDZES GOLD CHAINS. JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD GL• ARD GRAINS. ---- JOHN BROODEN'S G OLD ALBERT °HAMS. JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD BROOCH CHAINS. 4iht eVPreini• TO COIDASPONDIOWTB. Advertisements tatawlea tor The longs pays " tondos Byealsg malt be M the Mat, Is. Bouverte4inst. AY Two ae the day ribiloglop• HAYMARKET. THIS ESS.NINO, ncIiGUL 10* SCANDAL. Messrs. Blackstone, compton, and W. Ferran Slam RAT HMS= Snowdon, and Ors. L NadenM A LEND ME !'IV x SHILLt M.l&—And EASY SHAVING. nu Sr=No. IT 18 NV/ KR TOO LILTS TO WIRD. Years. 0(/.81%Iterelv.U(!le: la Monert D. Marry, Oat:NY. VU- Uert cart ; Wm L. Moore and Mb* Y. liedgers. BITTAIMA. THU svurnro. a n d A DHOIL & Lana.—Don Pattoa. .-egaloor Havant and his Autontata.-IJAHNY THE VOX NM/TM Miss Corwin ettntoo.—And THE WINTER HIGH WATED AT LONDON-DDIDGI. TEO DAT Yoram atA 411s.....Albessea. Ut. Is. T4-itozaow Morals& 61a. tess.....Alvasoss. MA Um. LONDON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 9. Tax unexpected rise in the Bank rate of dis count at the close of the quarter has been fol lowed by additional stringency in the money market, no less than three further move ments having taken place in the past week. In ten days the terms have thus been raised from 4 to 7 per cent., and it is in many quarters believed that the pressure has by no means reached its limit. Eight per tent. is freely talked of, while some alarmists go so far as to predict a return to the state of semi-crisis that prevailed about a year ago. In all these cases, however, there is an inevitable tendency to exagge ration, and it is to be hoped that the worst the community may suffer will be no small amount of pecuniary loss and inconvenience. The only danger consists in the proneness to over-apprehension which these seasons of difficulty invariably pro duce. The public, however sensible in ordinary times, are apt to take fright when things begin to look unfavourable, and in particular when the state of the money market is in question. The I feeling is perfectly natural when it is remembered that a commercial panic inflicts an accumulation of suffering and loss (far more than is known or even conjectured by the outside world) that could hardly be caused by any other national calamity. Even the partial crisis of the past year has been in many cases borne with the greatest difficulty, and a re- I currence of the same pressure now would to a l l large class be nearly intolerable. The state of the Bank accounts is indeed cal culated to excite much uneasiness. When the Bank rate was increased from 3i to 4 per cent., on the 3rd August, the reserve of notes and coin stood at 6,461,3181., whence • steady advance took place to 7,541,552/. on the 30th, the amount of the other securities being at these respective periods 21,669,8181. and 21,256,7161. In the item of bullion the totals were 14,457,6481. on the 2ud August, and 14,489,6121. on the 30th, showing scarcely any alteration. The large ab sorption of coin for the harvest and pleasure pur poses then commenced to make itself felt, and notwithstanding a steady influx of foreign gold the bullion on the 20th of September had fallen to 14,219,8421. The reserve stood at nearly the same point as on the 30th August, 7,550,7871., while the private secu rities amounted to 21,332,4281. In the next two weeks, up to the 4th instant, the changes became very considerable. The reserve (notes and coin) fell in the first week to 7,108,1741., and in the second to 5,105,677/. ; the private securities advanced to 22,522,316 1 ., and then to 24,170,2801. ; and the bullion declined to 13,960,8191., and by the last returns to 13,183,837/. In • fortnight, therefore, we find that the available resources of the Bank had decreased nearly two millions and a half, and that the bullion held was more than • million lower. The private securities, on the other hand, bad augmented by a sum not far short of three mil lions. It will be useful to compare with these results the experience of the corresponding week of the last three years. In 1862, 1863, and 1864 the reserve (notes and coin) stood as follows: Sept. Oct. £11,314,977 ...... £9,836,331 9,823,313 7,737,682 7,48= 1862 1863 1864 In each of these cues the diminution varied from, in round numbers, 1,200,00 W. to 1,600,00 W., against nearly 2,500,0001. in 1865. Since, how ever, the reserve in the four years shows an almost continuous decrease, the actual percentage of the present falling off is proportionably higher. Thus in the current year the diminution is folly 30 per cent., in 1864 it was only 16 per cent., in 1863, 17 per cent., and in 1862, 13 per cent. As re gards the other securities and bullion the totals were : Private Brouritiss. Sept. IM2 £19,524,938 1.463 . . 19.722,525 1864 Sept. £17,166,742 15,432.838 Oat. C19,7M,704 22,591,537 2/3,836,860 Oat. .. £16,548.156 14,856.037 13 - 307,177 1i,918,210 In 1863 the increased demand for money more' nearly approximated than in former years to that we have at present experienced, but it was un accompanied in any corresponding degree by the heavy diminution in the reserve and bullion which has been lately shown, and, judging from the rise in the rate of discount so lately as Saturday, appa rently continues. The causes which have so suddenly led to this altered state of affairs are very simple, and resolve themselves into the one result of an increased de mand for the currency. As we have already observed, the requirements for pleasure purposes have far exceeded those of former years, and, for the time, have absorbed large amounts of both notes and coin. The continued fineneu of the weather until late in the autumn also canoed boll-1 d a y-making to be unusually protracted, and hence the sums originally withdrawn have remained in circulation at a period when in ordinary years they would already have returned to the Bank. At this conjuncture trade with America experienced 1862 1864 1984 L: MUBIC. LAITZST ENTILLIGIENCE. (ulna% suLsoaLus.) ITALY. FLOAIKOA Ocr. q The Klug has appolated thirty-twcLuenaters. Letters from Rome, dated the 7th inst., state that Mgr. Innocent de Merode is seriously ill. a great and sudden ex plisiou • large orders for our manufactures wereveleilb;ed from the United States (in cotton goOds alone they are said to be nearly sufficient ti p os: available supply of the raw in irar market); and some rather liirge 0- tined to be made to Ireland, partly to pay for cattle, and partly to strengthen the position of the Irish banks in the present disturbed state of affairs. It is obvious that increased activity in the manu facturing districts involves an augmented demand for the circulating medium, while every sovereign taken from the Bank for Ireland diminishes pro !auto the issuing power. Hence, owing to the combined pressure from these three sources, the Bank reserve has fallen rapidly, end the Directors have adopted the only alternative at present open to them, of raising the rate of discount to a serious, if not prejudicial, height. It should be observed that the question is not one of checking a drain of specie abroad, since even our shipments of silver to India for cotton are more prospective than actual, but sim ply of supplying a void caused by a de mand for internal circulation. The country wants so many bank notes as a medium for the transaction of its ordinary business ; the Bank charges the country 7 per cent. for their use, and perhaps before long will charge Bor 10. It is not pretended that anything approaching to undue speculation is going on, although now and then a vague rebuke appears concerning the financial associations. The existing pressure simply arises from a deficiency in the every-day machinery of commerce, arising from the increased activity of trade. At present there is no remedy ; the Bank can do nothing but raise the rate of discount, and thus try, if possible, to get back notes by the process of virtually rendering many commercial transactions unprofitable. never, perhaps, has the Act of 1844 turned out so confessedly mis chievous. Even in 1847 and 1857 the break down of this measure may be attributed to the exceptional effect of panic. A few days ago, however (whatever there may be now), there was not a symptom of even the slightest uneasi ness, no nab speculative movement was in pro gress nor had been for months, trade was never on a sounder basis, the nation at large never more wealthy, and yet, notwithstanding all this, the restrictive operation of our present law causes pre cisely the same result as if we ware suffering from a famine, from the consequences of inordinate overtrsding, or from the reaction that follows a gigantic mania. CHINA. RUMOURED REVOLT IN WESTERN TARTARY. (By overland asiernPit from (7n110.1 . . - . IMAM:MAI, Bsev. 4. A successful revolt is reported to have taken place in Western Tartary. The province of Ili bas been wrested from the Celestial Empire. The Nyenfei have seized three cities. A mandarin report states that Burgevine has been drowned. TRH BANK OF FRANKFORT. FILANKFORT-ON•THE MAINE, Om 9. The Bank of Frankfort has announced that the rate of discount will be raised to-morrow from 41 to 54 per cent. INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. MARSEILLES, OCT. 8. The Menageries Imperialee steamer Moerie, with thu above mails, arrived here at 10 a.m. to-day. The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com- Pally TSB ZXPRESS, MONDAY ECXagg5G, OCTOBER 9, 1865. • . CRYSTAL PALAo2.—aertrßDAy oolkonas. The new Mem 0 throe comforts began tat &Ur. day, sad promise to be as Wreathe sad suoseethil IP tiaa of last mama There woe • peat assemblage oaf Wake* livery pleat, reserved ad unreesrved, in the egoefees esthirocen in the metre tnusespt was occupied, mid the sadism, appeared thoroughly to enjoy the enterisismenti It was indeed very enjoyable ; foe, ledependentli emellestee of the musky, it was heard with • degree of comfort esidoet mot with in • Locate conesetaento. Though oompletely snakes& and admirable for its ecoorous properties, this room, however fell, is never oppressively dos; while the softest sounds are distinctly heard, the circulation of air is always free sad unobstructed. Hr. Manna has established his reputationas a ilreOrate moricel director. lie is mato= and active, an enthusiast la his art, and • consummate artist. He has formed as instrumental band, composed of excellent performers, and in a complete state of discipline ; and the orchestral works of the great masters are performed, under his direction, in a manner sot excelled at the canoed' of the Philharmonic Society, or the Musical Society of Lodes. His taste and judgment are shown in the planning of his oosioerts, and in the choice of his singers sod solo performers. Hie pro. (femme., though act rigidly severe in seleetioa, mutat* a due proportion of the dewiest element, and frequatly pro mat intimating novelties; and his performers are generally —we may ray waitormly—artirte of The singers were MdlL. Liebhart, Mies Beery, and Signor Ferranti. Miss Louise Pyxis bad bees i maged for this cotwart, but was disabled by an attack of inflaranstien of the throat, sad her place was supplied by Liebbert, nos of our best sad most favourite occeert. dollen DEATH OF VIE REV. CANON STOWELL. The death of this wen-blown elergyalan took plaits yesterday afterno" at his mamas Is Salford. He was Mb-MA with paralysis • few days apo- The late Om. Nowell was bora at Dosebs, Lie of Ilan, in 1799, his father beim Rector of Beneath, sad he was dbtaatly related to the Rev. Hoek Stowell Hamra, of Liverpool. The eweisail MOM was asdabied In 1823 by the Bishop of Gloucester. His first 60003 7 Wall atSbeepeeembe. mar fitroud,bat in three sheaths he removed to Hoddsmilleid. sad two yam after ta Sumbea's, Salford. There he became distiagublimi kw the ,400/ sod femur el his prombleg, sad for laborious de votive to his paroehial duties. His eangreptios raised • sulauriptirsi of 16,0001. to build for him Christ Oburelt and schools, Salford, in 1838, and be has rebdaed the incum bency ever dam. He was widely imocnt se is. of the meet zealous sad able of the Evangelical party. Apart from his ia cumbsooy, the rectory of Christ Chureb,we believe hie only preferments wer•the honorary canonry or MOW teianisue. bestowed upon him by the late Archbishop Sumac, whoa Bishop of Mester ; a chaplaincy to the Blakey of lb.. chaster, and the office of Rural Dean of Salford. Mr. Stowell wee mania in 1828 to Ana* fleasenali, eldest daughter of Mr. Rishard Ashworth, benistar, of Maar cheater. He bad a family of fi ve daughters sad two sank both of whom took holy orlon. IL LW. HILL I. L&IL I. Li. Z. IL gig COM. BALMORAL, OCT. 6. The Queen held a Privy Council yesterday morn ing. The Conseil was attended try the Prime of Wales. Sir Charlie Wood, end the Right Hon. R. Cardwell. Mr. Benison officiated u Clerk of the Council. The Queen drove in the morning with Princess Helens, and in the afternoon her Majesty went out with Princess Beatrice, attended by the Marchioness of Ely. Prince and Papoose Louis of Here end Princess Louise. with Barmen Scheer& sad Boma de Rabenau, drove to Gainsibie The Prince ince and Prisms of Wales, Prioress Hilda c Aldan, and Prince John of Holstein Glucksbnra, dined with the QOPOD and royal family last eight. The Right Roe. F. Cardwell has succeeded Sir Marla Wood in attendance on her Majesty. OCTOM 7. TM (San. ececaspented by Muer Louis of Hee, Priam Louise. sea Prince Arthur. wont oat deiviag yesterday. Prises, Leopold, attended by the Rev. W. Jolly end Yr. Buff, drove to the Lyon of Des. Mr. Cardwell had the bower of (Using with the Que.') sad royal fam ly het sight. EN Royal Higbee= Prima Alfred, attended by °opts's Haig, left Bookiaghana Palace last evening for flootlaod. Dispatches were remised on Saturday at the Colonial. Oboe, front the Governors of Hong Koski, Doyley, Gibraltar, ai d Yalta. Despatches were soot to the Governors of Canada and the Falkland Lauds. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred and suite visited the Royal Olympic Theatre co Saturday casein to witness the performance a rhe Sri sad Prime Camara/. OVERLAND MAILS. CALCUTTA, ORLNA, AND A USTRALIAN LEXANDRIA NAILS. A, OCT. 8. The Mongolia and Poonahleft here at daybreak to-day for Marseillea and Southampton respec tively. OUTWARD AUSTRALIAN NAIL OF 20.20rn JUNE. The Northam reached Melbourne on the 12th, laud Sydney on the 14th August (correct date). OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. MALTA, Ocr. 8. The Pere, from Southampton on the 27th Sept., l sxrlved here ou the 6th inst. at 6 a.m., and left at noon for Alexandria. The Ripon, from Marseilles on the sth inst., arrived here to-day at 6 ►m., and will leave at 10 ►m. for Alexandria. EXPRESS FROM PARIS• Mr. recliter, after a succonsful provincial debut at Glasgow, Birmingham, and Liverpool, returns to town this week, and opens the Lyceum at the end of the month. We (Swansea Herald) have great pleasure in being able to state that no new case of fever boa occurred in the tows daring the last few days • and as the weather, though still remarkably dry, is beect:Mag day by day per. eeptiltly *Polar, and oonsequeetly more healthy, we end decay hope that the fever may be considered virtually at an end, and that the general health of the tows will rapidly rise to its used satisfactory average. The Bishop's Waltham Infirmary is to be opened sett month. The foundation II&JCIO was laid last year by Priem Leopold and Louis of Hems. ARREST or Two FEDERAL 01FICIAL--OAVA I , Fauttr.—Two men named Farming and Weld, who have recently returned from America, and state they were officers la the Federal army, were arrested o Killesthedra en Wednesday last, which was the fair day of that town, when passing through on their way to the toasty of Leitrim. The pollee, of mane, had good reason to suspect they were maims of the Fenian Brotherhood. They were Drought before • magistrate, who othimitted them to Cavan Gaol until next petty session, and, I understand. on being examined, the inevitable alx•lnwrelled revolver, and ammunition to suit. were found es their parsons, se also a good supply of money. —lrish Times. MR. WALTER MONTOOMERY AND THE INDSPIN DUSTS AT NOTTINGHAM.— A new theatre was opened at Nottingham a forteight ago, and is the mining Wren Mr. Walter Montgomery said :—" Recognised as our profession is by the highest in the land, we have little to fear from the doodad intellects and narrow prejudices of a limited few, bet even they shall be eoevineed (if they will some amongst tine)) that there is nothing inconsistent in the following our profession and wearinglight yoke of that Lc•rd of I love who stilled the rolling wave of Galilee.'" The Rev. J. A. Baxter, minister of one of the independent chapels is the town, animadverted se streogly os these words in i • sermon on the following Sunday that Mr. Walter Mont gomery addressed to him, through the press, a letter stat ing that he hoped the rev. gentleman would male a full re tentra. This journal is punished for Laving reproduced a letter perstacm for the *jury he bad endeavoured to do him in We ( P° ' 4) understand their Royal Hi g hneeael addressed to the A Isacien in reply to • communique. No the same place where* he was pleased to make such a the Prises sod Prisms of Prawn will In • few weeks eon* pried* of go vernment was in gelation, but merely mins and terrible amnion, namely, " That his (Mr. to Raglan on • visit to her Majesty. and, it is sanded. the appoietnient of a mayor who had not been M e ebr e Ta e l a l dret t g e . "Leiintmevw.d geatleeeaa biesigali'aerten: will be accompanied by their young family. It is said elected a member of the municipal council. The assured eg that the matter would be ventilated else where. To that their visit will he purely of a domestic character. measure cannot but tend to weaken the argu- this Mr. Baxter soswered—" To connect th Their royal highnesses are expected to remain about a ante used by the minister in his circular on communiques• rotation with tbe ' weans' the liebt yoke of that Lad of fortnight in England. If this kind of thing goes cis the communique will be always love,'" !ea.." I boldly stated that it savoured of blasphemy," Mr. Walte r Prince Amadeus of Italy on Saturday visited the i n n i,„i n bn, ad always have the lest word. That ie a end tagdodmalmthihatnhpelboadhgetootairiox te oi aLe hnis : d the. Bank of England, the Royal Exchange, and Lloyds, and widely different thing from the right of the genremest to gentleman's reply as lame and impotent. His letter gives afterwards drove to Barn, Bum, to visit the Duke de saawer false statements or doctrines asserted by the air. his antagonist a teens fee thus introducing such a seriou Chartrea, and thence to the reddest* of Count de Paris at eider. The joined can always reply to the explanations of topic at such • time. "II is (says Mr. M.) briefly tres s Twickenham. In the wining he received • small party at private individuals which it is compelled by law to inert. —On the Sabbath previous to this mposing of the nth theatre I bad Weald with horror and mdmatiou to a die" ...---.---- dinner at the Italian Leptis*, Yesterday his royal high bet It le dangerous W argue with a "vwvigid` backed I eaves from the pulpit, in which the profmom esteous. nese &needed rims at the. Italian church, Ilattoll•welir la as it is by other power time that of' *nosing. " I cannot 1 sad general supportersof our geode art were coodemned to DREADFUL ACCIDINT WHILE WINDOW OLEAN the afternoon be went to th e Zedegical-gerdeue. end after' write against was who can Princribe." said Camille Mau me e . 1 the meat terrible eternity. I could not believe that any 1110.—(Tele Dee.) —Shortly after 9 o'clock this morning as aeradeet, which It is feared will terminate fatall , hap wards dined at the Trafalgar Hotel, Greenwich. line. The Gazette de Frame, however, goes further tine I teen weld be teazel is We present ke T e ri: I I :i e e l :i l i g e tlr e ; paned to a man aimed Themes Chipperfiahl, etod A telegram reached Southampton late on Satur necessary, or than we think reasonable, when it says it will lib " day evening, stet* that the King and Qum of Portugal. hold itself precluded from even discussing • communique, E mden resoundieg with responsive howls at every fresh cleaning t h e wisdows as the first deer at Na ici te ne lY , tut*: ti the holy ho e wives th prayer into • beer about 45. The unfortunate man was engaged to psse on their way to Southareptoe, were obliged to land on the It is uphill work to do so, no doubt, bat, so long aenunna• tion• . A heavy responsitility rests upon such 26. Bouverie-street, Fleet-street ( the Retina Times Peninsular coast is consequene of the Meese of her as the present administrative regime lasts, the press rambles. It would not have surprised me to have thee Office]. and is order the better to effect his Majesty. only lives by toleration, and cm do nothing whatever my beautiful theatre i n fl a mes a t the b ooe d of some excited pus on the outside, and not thinking of the dearer. The Marquis C. San Germano left town on without risk. We should like H. Paulin Llmayrac, apropos mt . at prea „ t. fantio au hour after that fiery attack. Here the matter tood out he tie balcony. He had not been there loci bakes be was observed to rest: his back against the iron- Friday for Turin. in eonatheerme of the dangerous illnem of his famous article about the frig People, to tell us what y w or k , which immediately afterwards gale way, recipitat of his father. danger an English journal would have lectured by rib- ArALTNCH OP THE JOHN WILLIAMS, MISSIONARY i ; he fellow ee te the maim : hit SHIP AT ABERDEEN. —Ou Thursday &AMOCO a 1,101101111 hilnkunk poor r ai ny in front c r., me , ai i r i d eee lle 3 Halting the lett r which drew down a warning on the D ew slipper Magus, named the John Williams, was lamented the spikes enta r r e :d his f,rebead, and broke completely o ff . The Marl of Warwick has arrived at Warwick from the shipbuilding yard of Mews. Hall, Aberdeen, for He wa s at cove conveyed ~, an teemi ng. mate to a crab to Castle for a few days. The Cmuntess of Warwick bas G i a-'= Ue dc France ? arrived in tows. The noble sari and countess have been A petition is signing in Algiers against new the Leedes Missionary Society. The ship having Wes Kine's College Hospital, re it was at first impossible to built and paid for by subscription Mead In the Sunday aies i te i e the ea , aat e l winhi,,,dea. vir e. bewevet, gem kern on a tour of visits in Sootlaad, and have left the Earl ad measures supposed to be in contemplation, and schools throughout the kinedonyi peculiar interest attached Countess of Wernyas at their nut In Scotland . which excite great uneuiness in th e colony. Theh sod both the m , builders sad the directors of .... that up to 1 o'clock he was still ling is • precarious eon. to the lane , . . B i tten, and perfectly onceeseiens. The skull is literally the soc iety made arrangements for a public demonstratton. The Earl and Countess of Fife, Lord Macduff, Independatit, of Constantine, says the opinion of To e society was represented by Mr. Gee. Frederick Whit% ruhet t l i ...7l the imjurses• internally areal a most serious Lad? Aiwa ' ea Lay Ida Doff will arrive tomorrow et the French bar at large is going to be taken as to the the chairman, and the Rev. Dr. Ferguson, the deputy ' 36, Doverctreet, whisk has bona taken by the noble earl chairman of the board ;by Mr. W. 11. Debell, Con- A:elvers FROM WRIT COAST OF APILICA.—.(THis legality of the changes, which will leave them no troner•General of her Majesty's Customs ; Mr. J. Kemp DATJ—PLleeure, AST O li al °l"'s for Lady Anne Dere marriage. TIN ceremooy will tabs raw steam stereship Wye, Staff Commeder V. 0. Re place at St Peas, Knightsbridge, on Tuesday, the 17th choice but to submit to forced sales of their pro- Welch, the Rev. Dr. George Smith, the Rev. J. H. ee bees, and the mow steam sloop Zebra (17), Omenander natant. perty at an enormous saori fi rie. A pamphlet ex- W oi Lison ime the of Be mi r e . JobsonuthKeesetykinioand L the Tr. Marrs. lath G. Lindsay, both from the West Coast of Africa. d lath arrived in the dosed. Ills Excellency Viscount Monet has arrived at planing these changes by a French convert to i RAU had invited the Lori including the T l agistr a tt i e: . LIFEBOAT SERVICE . — .memos, IJoavout, Oor. 7. Thorns's Hotel, Be rkeley-square, from Canada. Mahometanism, in which he advocates what is cum - I to about 460 other gentleman, in lo li of all denominations, to witnessthe g launch for par. —About halepart seven o'clock on Wednedsy evening Lord and Lady Colchester have arrived at their pendionsly called the " liqoidation of colonisation" I I take of the social setentalement elegantly got up for the last (reports the Rev. G. W. Steword) signal lights of die. rasideore in Berkeley-aquae, from Toehold's Wells. has rendered the author so unpopular in the city of i ocessioe.f The rom s lxl railways bad arranged to bring many trees were see* off the Scrob• Sand, while the wind was t nominal t ader the cart of til wiog stream fro the KR. ; The Castor Lifeboat Lord and Lady Otho Fitzgerald arrived at their Algiers, that the Courtier de Pet lgirie thinks it I chi ldren teachers, and seem & iodation was Zecially provided of e the National re instated= was at cues manned residence on Oulton-house-Mnsos, on Saturday, from s necessary to exhort the population not to use vie far upwards of 10,000, who marched . the gamed opposite sod launched sad taken to the spa indicated by Miting tour. the building yard in promesion. whole city seemed tbe signal. On arriving there the lifeboat found lance towards him. The Right RM. J. IL Denison and lady Char- to tarn oat to see the lanoch, and every vessel in the docks a brig on the middle of the Seen? Sand per f water r a ter The harbour was decorated with flags, the ship herself with her rudder geese, the se• breaking over her. After lotto Denison have arrived at Omingtoe, Notts, from Itaby 'bowies all her ooloun from stem to stern. At 1 o'clock Miss misting the mew at working the pumps for shoat Cmtle, after • tour of visits is Scotland. A letter from Rome addressed to the a t 'A oe Kem Welch, • young lady from Leedoe carat. an hour or so the beadsmen were forced to lens Mr. W. Ewalt, M.P., wilts' :—" Perceiving my DenteJte Alloenueitie Zeitung reproduces the report that the , *led a the Joh n Williams. h as she left the stooks :at: m eld :glided tit, ver om l, t i t:4 t a th ded the a ss i ti , i crew s of :sin h e af me -pu ti ; name—thmigh with a prefix and address to which lam Pope *nods to Lonnie a gamed council on the 29th of , Igilerelliy Will i ams i t im e a vre m ler, IT. 370 tons; 130tt. low with IL The the y men afterwards prooseded to the Yarmouth not eutitled—recorded as a subscriber to the Confederate June, 1866. far the purpose of Proclaiming the dogma of . egy t . w id a tb of beam, sod 15ft. depth of hold. She is built Sailors' Home. The next day, the Int being still es the Loan. I think it right to mention that I never had the the infallibility of the Sovereign Poutiff. At the mere o f th e b es t mate, tale, is chased under the highs* letter at sands, the boachnien went out again with the lifeboat, the e g i bt ee t connexion with the Confederate Len t having i time would be aulempised the I,Booth anniversary of the Lloyd', and was procounced by Mr. Wallace, Lloyd'? sur- vessel being unapproachable by any other beat. They for. been, ea the contrary , a warm supporter of the Northern martyrdom of St . Peter, who is said to have been 1 ler". e e be "everything that be society could wish or tunately succeeded in getting ber off and in brining her expect." Th e model bps rfect, and the fittings are ot the into Lowestoft harbour. She was the brig Haling, of Sun governmest ever t d it adopted the cease of negro moan- !crucified at Rome on the 29th Jane, 66. ' most simple yet most elegant description. The ship is in- derlaed, bound from Sunderland to Lowestoft, with a cargo a/maims. I trust that I may be allowed to make the same A correspondent of a New York paper writes ' t en ded fes the ruination* of the society in the douth Sea of railway sleeeers. declaration os the part of ay bro th er, Mr. Joseph Ewart" I from Max :—" Oa Maximilian's birthday , the Emma lsland., and will be commanded by Captain Williams, who FENIAN Iwrolimaws.—lt is currently reported ' Hr. Mane, the ex•Oesiederitte " afiset." writes to the went is sate to the Cathedral. She had a magnificent wee e e e d re rn e d e !r e h r ic e l e t h was er Yerrieceke:denT after which lsland the lad yes. is that the goverrot have received a rfere he z h tie: f which will the that In no part of his cerreependenee with the Coe- crows au her heed, wad woes • crimson velvet mantle, all e At the ' (lewd that followed, the Right Hon. the Eve 7 of ultimately en able theretooordarirvigvem rumour the of the pet. federate government, public or private, did be ever refer to embrei lend with stars of gold, over a magnificent white Kintore. Lord•Lientseent of the county, sad the members rims now i n mi d w ay, en d againstwhom no ilogno of & nori. or give the name of say holder of the Confederate Loan—' i dle d r ead s imilarly worked. The carriage i n w hi c h e k e re . o r the deputation, supported the chair , which was occupied o es e asreetwr has been given, in exp ected w to beams • mom far Ins of the amount held by them. " I could not have ' viewed the troops cost $40,000. It is all made of glue and by Mr. James Hall, his brother William, as vine:hair. w itness, end in all probability will be pat *to the miters. doe* it for the simple rams that I did cot know it, nor silver fret work, sad the columns of solid silver. The in- boil supported by . Sheriff Watson and other leading box on Monday next (this day ). A OlNlUStrainelff palate to of the city. There were many Interesting the poseibility of James Stephen being within the eseteelet shoaled 1 have deemed it necessary to notice these absurd side is lined with white astir and gold hoe. The Palatine Yv !' emelt things mid by the streakers. and the meeting separated the minorities. Sneed seating that loch rumours are fabrications coming from tee United States but for the Guard. all men over six feet tall, followed, splendidly mach gratified with the Proceedings of the day. carnet we do not vends for their neural* farther than to apparent consequent* given to them by some of the gentle- dressed, and main • Iles appearance." I LAUNCH AT GREENWICH.—Masers. Mandalay, ear that they are mentioned in well-iefonned quarters. — men to whom they referred." The Marquis de Bellune, brother of the duke, ens. sad Field, the ensile* makers. of Lambeth, some time Dublin Noising Mail. Soli 's HIAT --On The French Court will arrive at Oompihgne on catered the S e minary o f St, n u ipk e last Monday . The reh ghe e extensive beildine•yard at Greenwich, SINGULAR Ern= or THE • bed been placed in the 15th, sod remain there forty-five days. There will be literary world of Paris has been startled by this disappear- eeei the p l i t er:i t il i a l ix orhsamhascres, Cosapany, with t o o t Tendav at l tie window o ar th wrk 6 naphtha t i lli . lamp led coons four series of gees* at the interval of tea days. Great &DOD of one of its most promising young writers. Last adding shipbuilding on a large male to their former bed. Forbes, and after it bad Ma r there for a time. the we busting excursions are plagued for the &11101nOmbei& of the year the marquis attracted conelderablei attestion by his nee rho keel of the first need built la the yard was laid beating full en the window puce, the eaphtba got Ignited Kim of Pewtegal, sect it ia added, the Prises of Wales. romance" De Matientaimille Bert which he published in lint Hey , .ild the lutheh took b uilt as liaterdey. The try the action of **solar rees._.__sed roll _Ge is • Ignit ed There ars to be two concerts and two theatrical represents. Le *rue de Paris. One of his production bad considerable ceremony daughterlf obrlsteat was j p p e b eformad da by Mies Mast a lt explodes . causing tb n:' I g ilk f = in z..7,:„...„.„,:-.; doss every neck at the &stem. The King arid Queen of success at the Odin. The marquis is bet 25, but his *o,. bottle, named the emit the ILT Der ebe i ro. The bearing of the strew seeking , wir._"•__%l2o"),...tblei_ sees p o reepl, are expected to arrive In NA& and be received at Meads state that he has lam felt a vocation for a meek . ' Lay Derby is a screw steam vowel built for the General SUpiretellrld alfellef bed bee*" gem* a." ''... t"" days St. Cloud by the Emperor and Imprees. We, and eel, waited till he bad Wallow! the aireepted sr. Iron craw Collier Compery. of witchcraft had sat yet pap by.—Aberderw Illawki. (FROM OUR OWN 0011RINFONDINT.) PARIS, SCNDAY The authorities refuse to publish returns of the number of cholera patients received daily in the Paris hospitals, on the ground that the journals alarm the public by giving exaggerated accounts of the disease. A more certain way to encourage this exaggeration than to suppress the truth could not be devised. On the contrary, if it were shown — as I believe the facts would show—that the cholera has not swelled the bills of mortality in Paris in any appreciable degree, and that the deaths caused by it are far fewer than those from typhus fever, it would be seen that the cholera can hardly be said I to exist in an epidemic state in this capital. Of 'course the seamy desired cannot be kept, after all, (inasmuch as the hospitals are open every day to (doctors, students, and visitors. Twelve patients— eight men and four women—were received yesterday at the Lariboisibre Hospital, and this is a larger num ber than was received by any other. There are a few in the 17th and 18th arrondissements, very few in the Beaujon Hospital, and certainly not more than two or three per day in the great central hospitals of La Charitif and the Hotel Dieu. If the present 'proportions do not increase (and with cooler weather there is good hope that they will not), a population I l of two millions has no pretence for giving way to panic fears. The Temps comments as follows upon the warning to the Gazette de France : - • muting R EPORT. -cran4 DAY.: WOODAT. OmO•d •, • A.R. 1. IT.I W. l. Zs. 4. .. .. a II L&L 6 L T 8.111. 6 EL W. 8 E. N.& 4 I.N.E. 8 8.8. W. 9 • 8.8. W. 7 9 8. 6 ii IL& 5 a 8. 6 8 8. 7 St 8.8. W. 6 S 8 8. 4 ao 8. 6 &ILL 6 47 && 6 t 4 'arm Aberdeen Ardroseen Valentin Cape Cm: Liverpool • lemuooe teebetart... eineostai.. /terrine/6th.. iia - doe irmoath Icarborouga.. Beageism!. MA W.Z. 3.8. g. LL LW. LILL PROBABLZ. 1111W011. 01 NOStragals WEDWIIIDLY. fiontheril and eastsaiy. Coin& B.L to B.W. and N,14., varying. • gale at strong, squafly, an. these, !slur. settled. B.L to B. W. and N. W., warms. B. W. to N. W., fresh to fresh to a gale, with strong, with squalls. rain. MI, to W.S. W., Borritnin. IL toW., strong, squally, strong to a gale, rain morns rain. at times. As next above. Wray. S.W. to w W., etron.l, with ram. Nerthern=ftcotland. Western=-Ireland. Wales, and adja cencies. Soutbern=linglish Channel and By of !Quay. t:astarn=Bastward England and North Sea. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. PROPOSED STOPPAGE OF FAIRS AND MARKETS. Oa Saturday, in the course of . the petty mama business at the Town-hall. Brestford, Kr. F. H. N. Gloesop, the realness, stated that the maghitrates of the divides had myeloid a letter from the lord-lieuteneat of the ermaty mils( their sttention to the provisions made in the order el conceit of the 7End September . for the exploraion of rattle or sheep from the fairs and markets for • period of six weeks, if they should think it expediest and asessesiy. TM report they had received from the inspectors midi it appear that seve ral rattle had lately died from the disease. They had • very important market in their district, that of Southall, the closing of which would be a wrong ineonveniesos to the farmers aad graben of the ne i g hbourhood. He thought they bad better invite those interested to meet for the purpose of discussing the subject previous to taking decided elope is the matter. A day was ecriordiagly appointed for the purpose. At the Uxbridge Petty Sessions the lases treks hays determined to exclude all rattle sod sheep from Uabridgs " Old Miolteelmas Fair," which commences on Wedaseday neat, the 11th lea, and from the cattle mar. kids mealy held at Uxbridge on the Thursday of each week for • period of six weeks, exteadisgf rem tics sth of October. Any person seedieg any *alma!, mentioned in the outer to the fair, or any of the markets mentioned, will be liable to • penalty not exceediag 201. A number of soca have died from the dismal, at the Howell Asylum. THE AZOISTRATIONS. CITY OF LONDON.—(THUS DAY.) Mr. °hulas Palmer Phillips, the revising her rioter, resumed his &Ake this morals( is the Coed of Camino* Mess at Gsdidholl. The into appointed for tins day's reviMp bsisg them of the psriehes 4061,1fidag the wards of Broad-street, Castle Rayner& Cheap, Oss* masers, Deep* sad ConshilL Mr. Carlisle (Notes, Carlisle, sad Franei), reprosseted the City of London Coneenstive Registrusien and Mr. ilidinsi tar titt i l i s mad Kr. George Ledgra 3 =l for A b p non Associstion. I sh of Allhallownos.the.Wall the nave of George Davis, of 1, fibard'ellara, was objected to by the oonearvatives. Is answer to the swent, Mr. Davis mid that he ocompied the hems, which mouthed three rooms ; the toed mat wm 21.. a smooth, and he let off two of the room et be. • week. Mr. Carlisle contesded that the amount was net suflicient for the part which Mr. Davis occupied. Mr. Sidney Smith argued that Mr. Davis was the ram. pier of the whole house, and bad • per** light to lot poetics to lodgers. The Revising BOrister said that this was • questios of a " part of • house " or " home," sad that be mhos* like to know bow the doet was situated. Mr. Davis said, *ere was only see eater doer with • lock and a knocker. The Revising Bafrister said this case wee very different to that of Henrietta and Booth. He thought that Mr. Davis should be considered ss the oreapier of the whole house, as there wssaisoceseverence whatever between the TOM he occupied the part that he let. The objection was dimity disallows& PATAL ACCIDIAT dr THE THAMES JOIBANIEMSII7. lINVEST THIS DAY. This morning, Mr. W. J. Payne, the coroner for the Duchy of lAncestle, held ea inquire at the Scotia Dog Tavern, Strand, MlMlee to the death al John Tupe, aged 24 years, who lost his life while working ow the Thames Embankment. Thomas Cooper, • pile driver said th at on Friday last at half•paat 1 o'clock t he deceased and he were on a Large belpiag to shift • pile mese. Both men were standing oe the gammas which runs round the barge, and is roily 12 or lb lathes wide The deceased was 'MMus the mese by mmea of iron bar or lever ; the bar slipped, mid be fell into the water. The Hite wee mania; up, and be was carried under the larp, whisk was athwart the tide. He was Dot seen afterwards her threeletartere of an hour. His body was found thirty yards highs: up the river. 'rile bar was covered in the mud mit day whoa the tide was out. The pile tope barge was impolite Bomerest bonee.wharf at the time in miedson. The deceased was • D ata of the Is at Wight. He was Rabat at the time of the accident. The Coroner having gummed up, The Jury retuned a verdict of " Accidental Death." LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) OOURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ware Mr. Coma Wiener Govlburn.) 131_1!! MOLT ETKITIP. M Th s wee o heavy failure. The haekrupt walla aw n * on Mien et Gnat St. Heimt o h or styles( nry Draw wed l4 Co , . The adjudicati on on mama se long risco as the 12th July, I.B64 Churchill, et Sareourt , upon th e Mr. Jenffh , 05 0n0 174 1 spat. Theltalmordesetprematethe followingerotammt_. D r .....croditere siessented, 45,1811. ; creditors held* h ot rity 1.551. Liabilities expected to mak wMo; tin amei 27,9831. • liabilities es bills payable soosptQ is team y th amount fer which the drawees ere creditors, 53,1571. ; dist H o mmel. 321., maids( &toad indebtedeen 157.5011. ma m a mo w of rad debts, 12,0501.; doubtful dare h. Pined to realise. roperMEW property tine tip to 39, p 462/4 eed ty . in beads of creditors, 40W making • total of 99 40M, and leaving a defining a i s ' wink assouat of 511,1151. This Irma minim for lad examination and Mr. Wiwi& appeared in Ws agaiDOON aarZ l i e ea adjournment. Thews were several matters am o w ; Ike sniper desired lafermatioa, partindarly with nay to the meets likely lo become available. A hip of geed' bad bees consigned to Nova Sonia, aof — .74 time weeld probably elapse before the senigiten ro o m it the asessemy edvkes. He was also instructed to in he the aseignees should have liberty to tender moo*, span any other points epee which they might dean later. made& Yr. Linklatir, far the bankrupt, COOSIStIId to the op* calks far as mijournasset. Sesiewr askl that having regard to Ow magshoh d the ha thought it wee only right that the wh am • have further time foe investigates aid hinny h tender requillierm. An ollonmesent wee then tam far three recella TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) ILLIOSIONAIOUSE. 1011811:11T OF VIVI worermun NUM. Thomas Norris, a ges tlemselylooking ,yeueg sae, was brought Were the Lord Mayor, on remaod elm* el % 'Mahe( swims Amuse to the osonot of 'MK, to piny of hie employers, Messrs. Thomason sad Co, dr. chants, of Great St. Helen's ' Mr. Hostas, appeared for the prosecution. It will be r emembered that on the previous omma II was proved that the prisoner had Mee for renal years is the order of the prosecutors as Em ma do pat,y and largo sums of mosey were give te - to dock charges. It appeared that in emermiesse d suspicions that wen entertained. inquiries ware made, 11 4 it turned out that the prisms" , lod appropriated dm Mamas for 501. each cheque, which he should has. pit to the London and St. arMe's Docks, and othereimm to the amount of 5001. The prisoner era takes lo s embody by Smith sod Underwood, two Minks, as he was about to leave his residence it Camberwell, It was supposed, for the pupas el ei seceding, as he told the odious tbat be wee going fig s the country for a few days, sad be intended to writ. Mlit employers end tell them all about it. The primmer owed to ham bees treated with great emfidenoe by the fns, ised the the transaction more painful was that the father of the miaow had been for a great many yam it the servile of Messrs. Theasamett and Co., sad wes wind Ivy them that when he left their employment a short M i me back they gave him a considerable prunes. Mr. Honiara bevies called the attention of the Lail Mayor to the facts that bad bees proved ea the home *minion said that all he now proposedto do was le Yd duos some formal evidence to show that the changed the cheque that were entru sted to= err propriated the money to his own use, and he shay the ask the Lord Mayer to commit the wiener for trial. Bea witamees, elerke in the Bank of Seined, ewe then ezonised and they proved that they changed the the. cheques for WI. that were produced, for the primer, red the same of T. Norris appeared upon some of theism given for elteques when they were afterwards paid in. The prisoner who did not deny the charge was fully cm mined to Henri' for trial. & I 11. 6.4 i OM 11 1.46 6 COI 2 0.14 IS 0.44 4 0.40 6 0.41 4 0.47 S Ll 6 4 0.48 2 0.46 2 6.16 - ! 0.10 6 - WORSHIP-STREET. AMATTLTHIG • win AND STABBING A 001rtfrAILL Hairy Rig, 46, of No. 1, Axe-plue, Hiseoreed, tom, a earposter by trade, was charged with smelting Ws wife, Mary Ili% and thresteelog to murder her, aid she with stabbing Polinaergesat Hopper. t N diviooe. The %jury inflicted oe the wife did not upper to be of so plums • sharecter as are most of sack maul% Mud st this mut, the siefeedant hung ,tract her on the hes, and coos ;rely, but he had previously beam her, and as this osssslos threatened to have bar life before the day ma elesed—• vow she believed he would carry into effect MA • ,w as he admitted having made sharp for that puma. It was more from fear, therefore, than aught else 'he called the polies to take him into custody. Theme ts s mend of the couple were s ummed up by f the Mt mess dining that be was " the very went ma Nag, sad else the best wife that ever was bets." Sergeant Hopper, whose left arm was Meg in • shill pa sit id . said—l wee yesterday called in to the isonse A xe-pleee, by the defendaat's wife, and a ped at shetdd me sought to bed him, bat he had escaped at the nee el the premises. I sow him welkin away and celled steed desiring him to stop, instead of so doing, however, be per minced running and I followed, finding after a short nese that I was 'Wahl ground 1 reseed giving further dams and who. the diseases of this court's width frees kla (about twelve yards), he siddeoly turned sad res beet towards me ; as 1 neared him I perceived this skid io his head which was placed agaiost his break fise edge of the tool pointing direct to my WW. I have not the slightest doubt his idealism was to injure me there, for I had barely au to fling my arm stem when the chisel Sod it between the wrist and elbow, cutting through Oa clothing end peeetrating nearly. if not quite. to the Ma lam disabled from duty. sod have very little on la tee fingers d the hand. Defendant, after inflicting tbkinitrs became exceedingly Molest. I %Norden knocked the spiast a wall with my fist, but that did not disounp I wrested the chisel away, sad put it into my truism mu, yet he mdeavonred to recover its pommies, red was not until the assistance of passers-by, and afterwardsef a constable, had been rendered that be was aubdeed. Knight, 572 N, swore to finding his megeent the defesdene struggling coo the ;resod, sod to the knee falling oat. " Take him away, be has stabbed me." Mr. Ellison—Was the prisoner sober! Knight—Perfect)) so, sir, or he would have beea mid u otherwise on the police-sheet. The 1110•1414, who % • 'gases-built, powerf al men, deist that he wee in liquor when both sesulte were em gaited, that hie threats to murder his wife had so se and that he had not made the chisel sharp foe any sear' pOsa. Mr. Ellison—l shall send you for trial on die deal Bow preferred against you. ARLBOROUGHSTREET. STABBING BY • DOT GUT II•211 OLD. Oliver Cromwell Murk, 8 years old, was .barged lams Mr. Tyrwkitt with assaidtiog another little boy, seed llatthew Collier, by stabbing bins with • knife. Polly llmaresy. an intelligent little girl, reale; it 2, Areber-street, Windinill-etrest, said —On SatardaLit a. I was psalm • public house at the w eer of street, I saw Untie ran after mother little boy of M a tthew Collier, and, wile. near • post. stet low keit*. Matthew OoUier cried out " 06," and thin eryleg. Ws. Bliza Collier, of 34, Ropert-street, acid—Os re. day erosion my boy was brought home, having a wowed the Wide d his thigh an iamb and a half long The following certificate was handed to li % r. Trisha —"I hereby certify • little boy named Matthew Oveie was brought to me with an incised wound of the tedissks I have alms attended him at his own house, end it is Ise , aibis to asy for a hits days the result of sash a wound.— . Ilmmv Haanta, Burgeon, 33, Great Windmille tssio Oct. 9." - i lliz i leo C. lead —Boeings.; found crowd ti :s r Med. The t iejorTsr & boj was taken '& to & • a y urgete afterwards went to No. 28, Ropert-Mwet and took 1 mow tale custody. Os asking the prisoner when tk was, he said it was bellied a box in his father's roan. then I found it. Mr. Tyrrhitt—lt is • shoemaker's knife! Oreetable—lt is, sir. Mr. Tyrwlittt (to the prisoner)—How old are yea' Prisower Eight. Mr. Tyrwhist—Asid yoo have begun with MOM'S! , I shall have remnd you for • week. If I had no I so much as I t heve I s should have said I was surprised, 1 1 ass not. . The primmer was removed from the court, oillioS! his soother. THILME6I. toisouscout 001IDOCT OP • CABNAN.—LICION E Thaw= Bird Hutchinson, a cabdriver, dolpb-row, Salim% was brought up on ramand mo o~ Partridge, °barged with being drunk and dimwit , * East India Doon.read, Poplar, on Friday warning . k few winter Ware 3 o'clock, sad be was slim thallo , eufferiag two persons to rids is his nth without the of the person wbo hired him. The one was clearly made out by • polio"" mused William Ellett, No. 261 K. who said the r drove his cab in • vary reckless maims about the that the peruses he had invited to tide with him w Pony sad disorderly. The gentleman who hind was very much almond, and believed he should k webbed or 111-used if the police bad not interfered. The order of th• priwner said he was • person artthatics sad (Nadi for nothing. Be had hen for • 'Muth eons tine ego. /be peasser odd be had only been ooavroted Isebig. sled 116th the fan had been thethlted sine I eemeeded. sad was not &irons the ONO should egebst bum. No. Ireetaidge sad Its should believe the swore en. whisk be beard es Lids', sad which wee oaelri ed . 4 iatimiTbdilleblest we Hotbed elbarester.' bestedide blew that be had bad lee *at ........••••. w ry Sim time, that as a tbst he bad SOW lisselleieelli.th e , __ __,' b im pe imapseo.ea illemerny, et, thread not dri.e 4.111.1;;;4"".....1114:11511.812—.111111:Thier:11.1aid o:mserse,ll:Willtidbansouleciri.":•....easaPilassrsibt:eisollbisteedrosiibP:bebeasootrol":9o46thThieselltlibildn:todtPTU'ar•lalOr"tiontbelaKsanakkatb:"l24:lldialleTl ffrie severe sod latelligest bibs seder the belief the ie Tuber Velma. lam se the Swim : ki a - d--rztd a..., . to three deli ; bud OM 0 Ale*, I wse shading 52:eapre lieu the d is • earthmen I did sot say • w de wire I he My se the bask ef ffis Creir down ithe the middle MK sod the raps the and the bold. I remain spit hare. The nisa se m It wed amb al th e Shwa, woe why nit did time, sad meshes* Nei aseili Th e gb h' Oressesed at the thee. illillairs i d ba th. Ibis chic mired. 'homer eughtesb here et big s l ' beelems. sad fiber seek • Lega l OMR I CIE NEW MAR= HA . 1 HIPMIYie Limed • -- HANDICAP Kilkesay, Bst 1016 • Set; nabs*" Tst 1 1 7el lib; Timmy, Tit .. 74 ile ; Oresubew, 7ri • PAID Poente.—T Berarienan. SWEBP3T Be toßini•ourilie - W Pan rouge.-- • Nth Whip a, NW Hesise, Cathode. Bross a, Beari Nies Ali, Fartsumitas se, , sad OHANDICAP SIVE • • ell, ftet 71b ; &A TN ; Chstmat , Rot 74 lab ; Caries, TO 7st fito ,• Chi, ilst H grit lig Baum, 6.1 101 b ; • Pup Touren.— ' TBSE HANDICAP ToZts.theridslban Scheidt, • • • PAID Foneoe.—D 00POlt ' . ' Stole, Wild Briar,f sod Beta are hare. i PAID FORNIII.—F . . EWE A o .1' Adelakle. La Ponta A ' PAID IPOILIET.- 4 therearelbs. a WEE' e i Br to Bird oa the • AIIIVED.--eloorien hi Pesti Diver, Recluse, • Ostregsr. 8 . r Is : Bto 10 to re 100 to I . IA to it to el 10 t I a 12 to Er 199 b en _ 14 de Itiscur. C,o .. Peel We (Deblia Zveni 1 he that a special comae mediate between Inf• will be held for the ties Feolaalans. It is lI tie priseeere at • nen maim der of offs tee tide Wel, the le nee *Wed with coo tee 1111 ' esbitio CorrLo.oonapir • e tin bin. t deem Herald) are a more hopeful pi I the oat, phoes is eye to exist. Slam ' banging to Mr. ea ; bee* so owe of d mei Wish at 8t Pe woe eight deal hs Ootarnittee, re .. idol demise WIS. la have been most I/ Sled Far= AT L me- prevailed at the • oh& the death of as 6 lm' bey lying in the ber that to oar • hie hewn held on mss beloogiss to miler, named - • tam ill, sad • . died after a sb • t a m ' same ery. Os mad Risherd welnek, sad cos et lla ymd .sll abt liump Oil t:iiiiso l ol thit.‘ l l ll:s 2 : l 4se : eacaseittern=i flee sill"d i T ua t : e ' le g u l; . id e iacio be s e p , . 7 ,44 . : t e u t i. • . skews over th e bitt asei i r Calth times mho re • il ha lt GM el the 1 , d.—Wil. et Wm Privy , ekes Lad bill el oedema. of g em% ,i al Tuesday k the F , ' BASKOM thßlags wee , 00.• r the = • • by han ban d. The . elms AM. ea! ; orkinel eitt . woes Henry tee 1 lei' Comma, for d Dot Nil . deposited by so], bg" husband. K at+ e. bil ise.eosibilethewr ie o g iod.7:4 o ccesioloui v ia t tEn.wi : E ra . asisoyediataraitbresdasortrizsease4.noisiizithiebasqW:mriesentimaimmeouetwtharl.tatihousawm.;vyta...7d..... bays t, boll hie onsto .. I. depositor. mos a bla am . a le Igi° l hke to sea would iota di I . l * This miss M ow . ab• ifflosi i Wide boll Friday h we evkiewit 4 s report (by armed 5 We , r, sod it sr ° 1 bit • 0 Book 1 mastars I I