The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-22 00:00:00

C 7 , Tebt ~~~' r, 'V ; t „ •4: 4 / rt 4%. • ♦ ~ • • ( . :1•• • 3 4 •, 11 - [TWOPENCE. 1a 4,408.] LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1860 (Stamped, Id. Additional.) MUkile. NAVAL AND MILITARY. HISS AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. I t - l Emns. MONZT WICIZAM sad BONS' (of lAN*. on .0rd.=6 46 1.1:1111 of PAOI3IT Sand lo ~ • I i ti LA-1.4 MS AM heft din* is Is ~. 1 .,. h ....%1 1 MIA T. the if OeSollur. silks at Ply !' ~ . 1 , . I .t. 0.i..i dipper sil& iw ella•MlAL •& Ma was. ; . NI '• %NIL . • sostoodoi Id Ilii INS does Books. i . .n.r i-n. •.... ..t limp a m s o w W. . , 1.,.4 pw It, 1.. OM somplise dr Ililliik ~ ~ .., r ,..., ',foil. Nook Swim rid saw lei. .. ..a .......... ....1... ballt awl Mid writes* for I. priss -1,...t i• %., •• rals. Nor osioamodatluoi fur sn demi of ' ~ . • tn. , ~,,, irposid. odd ifts wlll carry am odisildssed fog fn ,ilia or prow only to Id•Lood. upon. ••• , - .. elll, ‘1....r• Wong If farm add loss. 1.30. loodinialf. ...i.....„...• ti Ms Mao of porker aro ealoolott front ...L.... 1.. Ilymnota cards Sir soion44lmoi hand, sad . . • km. Inc thing aro Owe& wEEKLY STIAX 0010IIINICATION to •to YO[[ —The LIVELTOO6 NZW =AI filL %Pt-11111A MIAMI SNIP 0011 PANT Yowl te , •a: p00..t4 tram Boarelltasmailiptattti Zossagowis ▪ " :41.17 . razru17;112 Tea NEW TOM s.t ge, IT% MANCIIIDITIOt, Way. bat a And svary owomodk. Weemobg. 'WOW. L. 17. sad guktroAsomeZes Nhoooommr. goo a )onarl prow S oftolo. lesiodbs oN poWolow aaaal hasearra Mr Qom& mg Glaa wades l beaked • •+414 ea !•_f7 ablelliseacea Sonna.—For Weller porlisalon . 7 ta w NOUN l i .L . Wwa st ri lity, Lougee*. or to TIN t And 31AM. Meg es.ll. E. —nese elosmen WI M WM Ibriseer, ea boa mil "or old bosserosal to bad awl roar.. Media URITISH and . ORTH AMZRICAN ROYAL jo lit. WEAN SRI t••••• *mottled W Dee ldeethat7 V. SAIL I. room LlVUtpamiL 11041 NEW TIM& Mmes. .al he wn* LI 1 LitetlOL mid atm 1 toN. We Dabs Jibs 0a1f 2 1:7 II U kilt 1N to load and melte pmasason sad Der • aol. Ito tollowteg or man womb w appdated to Wm bastsool L. • •J. a A. ied Stlr YVbert, reseaddi , opt .9. ir k. • 1 ik. prottosts did Re !Imam sod Nstaa. to to t m.t. tft at Now Tab IP test OLS.& Kozsat. a.% ri tor INOITOk testarday , wt. a t, t or NEW TORII and. amanial. net. 13 tsrag, swam tatassing manianra no sna proefelow. bat Manta oboes ve lloptoga. widell sm B. oblebst on bard 4—To Edam sod lostos, MIK abb. MI; 810011111 rabbi, all To Neer 1.41. MOM abb. Los; socoad cabs. Sle. helot to Flobkt. Wee , " and Now Yorti,4ll3por tow. std I. per moil pri ..-, ...II somas, to sorb sad upwarda Thew oterersoblpe bier. o .mrontaton bra Itudtod smember of seorrod reds pro ewer. Eo. Moms* or Mbar hilosweelea me, Is J. B Wooed. at tor Brood stmt. LIIIVION . D. Comb. Dom% sod 12. Mace do to Bltn. Nei . G. sod J. Dews. Dadroarta4Mead4 Camera D an.l I 4 iTer, trareadows; se D. sad O. *Sow a. Water. Wort. Liverpool . TIE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STRAY •11111 ere SAW to nil between GALWAY, K Tun. and DtetTlK, calling at ht . .I , ,An Newfoundland. So laW pamengen and - her se.j.krs malls. The shortest and most Mt, , t r"otte tmedew !he ue•liinikeuti , meal e• Gam ism ship, will sail HIAIN GALWAY. ..nuallght . Patine . ULtt . Monstpe 7: „ -Now Yak. (Now big . DWo rwormoi r ri booked thr.ugh rates from tondos—To lasi= sod A .I.4ta's: rat4a, tsa, att. sad 117, wearable", assorsolo.. 4sooa To Sew Took Cabin, Lai, LIS. and LI6, spar. or, anmo.sstiu. %cam to p Boston and New Tort, ZT s.— or pi.4114W, or other isartleulara Apply to Male s. 0.11/111 sit Nr• Yolk: Nemo. Brthers. awl Desarsoy, bas so * B. Thoamws. Oistway ur to TAKL. ADAM., mit Co., I".rllµ.tlaoa. LwuJola flUiliDltiti PIM and LIFE ASSURANCE umeatir, Lim UP. Lark" IL.c. cnanisua-11111111 13011111 ft. _ I.illll l'lltlklllA3l—Wr W. W. kI . AW9tWAR. RUM. 1.1.. Ilan* 1144. henna, basi. I Sffilikod igarthk Kilebo%. 111 %. a Ow Y. llf a art*., FAri. bran, ta hart r . Coq. Jaime Monis. 1114 r , Mir aa olt, M. Arapaho', NA. fawn 111411111111 M. in. 111.... flan y. Seq.. ILP. Wary I. li J. tot lionary. Esq. Mr liadberrAto. 2 1•80. J,.. 6 Ilubbotal, Sp., IL?. Jobe Thanike. EN. John 1.414 u. berr, toy ham Talloth, Bp. iitcwart Marjorlbankk bq. . . . . Lewis LA ;O, Tr+ Henry hikes Thornton. Emu John Iley Micah. SW it)nrnenoe Paine. Jun.. ray. , 1111011111AST—Thum Talitnasch, ley. ACIIIIIT—SnoneI Urwirs. Neil. UTZ DICPAIIT3IIIII'.IInder the provisions of an Act of prildio Parthmeent, tide C nem odes to new imams Einhty pie Coat of ilte st i molten lal dis;sl one, or • low rate el premium without non of tomtits. Meer ter witehlkshinunt the Company In len. the amount it profit. &hetet to the nmeured haw exceeded In ash wane mikoto which rewound& inintratent twewrideenelf Mellite of. 411.16e.wn Mier the sil t WOO of $llOll6l al 1111eldthan. Mid. Ille }di ,tmer.s..e. In ee, with exldlng hones. thereon. aineunted lo arcade ;;I t 4.730.000. the Lwow* trout the Life Branch 141.0 per annum. and the We Asourence Fond exceeded xl.lllc.tuo. LAICAL MILITIA AND VOLT" CORIN.—Nu extra pr *II i. nyuirewl t. serriewe therein. lb V tUD LIVER aniarwwl ateorreepnieMeg extra prewniurea tilA%l mate., on Lite P"licire tat eaten et their wahine, II as lw wallow he ant Ina than abn ..—....._ YENTA or PuLlclPX—Written notices of, received Ynl r,vt•orrell. Mtlili•AL FM paid by the Company. and nu charge foe N.4lt - L In HIUMBY GIVEN, that VIRE POLICIES which mires Mirkatioss oast be renewed within fifteen day. st Okla Ur wANlit, Nu. I, at iJsmew a-strret, corner of Pi mil re with the etsiptay's wrote throughout the king. Its. otherwise they Warm rid. L. eased by exploits of got are admitted by this Cato• Par bil DDLF-4EX LUNATIC ASYLUM, at liatoretl. —Perone Irian to TaNDII fur SUPPLYING the slow mato! Institution with WAY Floor, Matt II M. Ito aml Straw. Oatmeal. Peas. Belle, Mama, or ralmidar moootho. Irmo let October sett, or ,th the nmier mentlowed &Mick* for It caked., awt h. 11% th Lt .1.0,, Vil I in.lerf. M.ap, Oil. Oil Unktoolt Sr. we Masher It Indoor Glam. Law/sad Maim Pitting. Hosiery, Item oell. a limper,. Islambels. Straw Hata aw.l lIMINR , U, Tot V. o, Ruud. Cloth ilwat• IM Mom. Lather. Owl M it., owl Spirits kw the slak tag ropoulad le &Um waders to se ham 11 Wilk ea WINIIIIDAT. R. P4l. met at tho leiskas as. I to atteml then Ib ut arralt.li d = *Mk •Ithlt lesden mad f. twadlh wag be elided, orl the two or ...maim may be mom dem ipso opplestka Os me at *id Holm ti I the rftrobtapse Asitiosa: Nemples. to .I*a the essinsene Al be so tit twfatrol to rowtarts. mot ho awe at tho Sawittato Mama oei. .4 at the Asylmi at klasmill. Ommillso .111 sot loud thiliwistre• W aompt the Mat or try et t". tra.km MARLS, WRIGHT. Mit le Ur Villa this Ugh .163 elespbewhar. VIVE PER 43101 T. IIITERTIERICTB.- AM. utinuaro of loosolowdo tor LABOII MSMALL WIOI .% , barrios VIII /10 CUT. m .111011 , 11 10. «. am/ . vDh. ra abM at wen, me be ob. Wed •ppik.akm to Tbocoos H. Dayba, I*Sb Lob& LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. II et UM &NI MIS soildi eik beereelea et lb* ezendy• M w Rut e lie deism Nei ileheineweleble ee Ile ryes wet die De i% Brislistaus. Sea eini-dees view ever/ tdeereelis ai n ur e t led 4. G.eiseeereet. awl Ile aNd at W. -- - EAST CHAIRS, 00170/118, and BIDE. MORN .107111.10111 km moo of Os looot somplooo sod kili 11000 l rsi boom Poi up ID • moil woos tor imoilloa bi 4 bar am mind . &of mak. Ofia• Ina Noon,. ALARMING EXPLOSION of OAS oLVILIMANIPTON.—This enlaces 1 . 0414.1 1104 110•14 nre.l Rol the PATINT SAFETY W IIIaTLI NO CHANDBLICII sad These tleacletlers are perfectly We trees mon =.lcces, pram Mug up their hoar' should we tallay Atlas before clerbilag No other atonic els& asher tete km: its stock by all respectable pW 4.#e, Haw. garden RICULt respectable DAVIES'S CIF.RIN A N WAX CANDLE ._ 1 . 3 1 4 r** lA. : flew WSW& 'u Of MGM la Sidi s , p4omt rat . 44. . 441Matal wax. fa ; boa MR a.: ax. 1. . wino, of Ira; ia •441: sasivisift. $ 4, 1 0 1.4. old 11.1. /14444414 Phibuw's Wi. Maa." l o ^'S dl 7d.: mailds, . CWas al.. •Mr 4& 71W, *W. I°l ^" 114104 4444414.1 , fdsi oid bro.r• Wiwbor. ps 1.1.1 brows IP , ledow. :.111. w Indow. la S,: la al nae. >Y ; Wowed. W cad% 44 II- P. Vm, I WI r.% v 41-444• 1 415h0d warchawas, Y. IM. MaWairs. lying...m*4 Loads., W.C. A 5.% VING f 4 FOUR SHILLINGS per WHIZ & ... tho tem of s WW2. Sagithir. Irllk a RSIOWI RYA, Rkk.klT. as Intpro. ons.llllaa, throu g h th e IMP o lift-, Nom,worth of 111 foltUtl'm root) fur CATILL • .P. , 1•4• I post five. —Attain MM.( alrtloosan rota, fare " Italerrd peke* “oltaang oos roe= coetainios 44. 1.-esla. Us packets. Na hr -1.6.l 6. soy maws) Nation TSUIILIT, lb, la w': o4r pr0prir: 04.4. 166 rewind Is wary lows •• o•Ir art *!rowdy • E.t TIN ON PERSIAN INSECT POW OCR otirlvalled I. dlestregbillnk 4 I•• v., tic.. 44•11... end every speller of law* =dim& amiund —r.4.1 In packet., la. ta aad 4s. it took " 1 ' •' rt. - . Om 14 o 4' trtl44 site t.yr 316 stamps I.) T. 1 16.11TLX44. 1 ;v, Nal hystd. bnuloa, L. Each vashes t. • t 1...-. the &4.t., magas tad addreat. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. .a. euh•e swo r Eiuul r ang LIVER r afty hereartal Impediesh bum the recipe • . 'male-04e IP all lobe wader truft /dhow ang Over a. hellgamp et. wind, moue. ghltleam. I I She t , . y,. haset“ .1 reetiverseia as a [molly anaemia smel and a. a put*, •st l h . Wee'. they are truly aessellnat ft. , tleir *germ inn and grateful to the elemah, they efts " Vieille, prupste sheeethrs. and etresectisee the whole ewe em soles —N.1 , 1 by ll.st drogyhts. lo hose& 1 ... 1 , 1d• sad 1 ...h. he issue to me fee Reett's Salome UM The census.. are • edure green perean..• "WWI '"..in slOsJorhYnatreet " engraved ea the govaninsia ST. JAMES'S RESTAURANT, ell sail 71, lesepaLetivet. sad tn. riecedill. This OMN{ mut. et diminution% beets. undergoes masiderabie attention sad Improvement., are acm meembite, sad will be Snag the meet recherche eslehMitmrst Us seetrepena Private Matey rm., overleaf/Cs Quadrant, tor= or small parties. The mines an al finest Oedema les sad palla— ydl Mol this estabilshmeut OEM • most unraespel•Bali• • th..rough adastaimratloa of service, yell r, gulaiel is ants •Ith • fair and moderate scale of charms W. DONALD, Prophase. figTEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Wor k, cassia —Sepesur BAIT= ad vOLONIAL SPIPIIII. S. sad we cos 144.140 rIKMONIMMIE the follow's'. I.::—fir 04s, ea red lOW SC Nieto* 'malty sad slrmetl. 121. are tla 44. pot lsorka I. 41. sad Us.. bog es& Illy rt, 17= sad wary, N.4l ]lam swipe systailos. Tonik ark —TIP. Illsispoisdres. wlWa NOTICE.—WLNESaDd SPIRITS at BMW= DUTIIIII—A. I.IOVOHI mind Wt at pilaw with I. usurers marl. palm as awallsallow. Claret , Via anihniria. Wittig balalad..par asain Lk Chetah Widat=wip las. 144111 Hoek or Hoftehold Susery ti mid , lila. ahraged let. par tleara 1, 14. lloiaahold Port 1 %oath African Pot aid Shwa 23a sad III& South African Itailitia awl Aosatillatio OK tau draw*. na. ft : argued:, amity, ITa. pm pike hollow* the vary beak tea par awe dam caw amain of may tsar at the above as raatipt atIO damp. Tarim amai—A. i11a01.102. Ili elms& lainisa. VALUES of GO LD. —WATHERSTON and BROOM. for the Informal 's. Of the Piddle sad *Mr oftwwer• retseesb_bes to make the Modals aaseemaser. re =V the vaa,us a HOL being permaded that the Ye Wk WV Wader rd the WM la alike protected by ihe Ni Amber of ea Ole adder& Head tabs Wrliled Mae II pares sr caraft, lellesre that geld of ~. It easels Wm le Illarate..al $ Nre:Grata '6l 11 10 worth —HS 4 1.10 17 etesib.. I 0 2 I ousts . I I se tar err. sissms.: 11.111 Ti 7 Bade .. 1 6 0 RS carats. 4 1 1 1 4 a .• LI 1 II earsts . 1 1 2 1 22 carob . (WHY 14 .. 2 • se 5 carats . 017 I elerierd) 3lf WI ..11. 4 0 4 ante . 014 SI II carafe. 314 4 111 saeste.. 2 2 se 3 waft .. 010 n 10 ears's. 310 02 11 swab.. WU 1 2 ante .. 0 7 I !cants.. 3 7 2 .0, 1 6 := ;1. /kWI.-_44 kawat... 0 3 O 4 Maablaster 10 H Wl=l n Zat le e a larrartli7o3 B a l tal r ite W.C. bi t h tl . . S ANDKMAN'S PORTS, at the reduced dab Jail paid to say station la Lapland), supplied tress TKO& NI'S N and SUNS, wine, spirit, and liansnr mordrisils (upwards of 41 years purveyors to ties Na , n. fisebsig a/ Linestiesin), St, Coulult-stnnt. Pia Mud= 'MAW t, Ma l i t a le rw a ; wiss i‘Zlribrellial, wand dinner irk" UM ' . sad _ , Mac. Ma, Sly : Aftbatillsolo, 40, at i Let ladfas. ; ditto Madeira, ass.. Clarets, Bordeaux, Set St /Wks, : St Adept, We. and Ma ; cation. Mather dames, m d se trete Ma to 106 a Priced lista oa appli- ofel es li. "MATI.-41.10H ARD AllllllllOllO Ent...0.1-14:2v-Tr. =.i-4--.6 2et I Per .04 ca. D.lll. Disa. DI Table lataillOl4 l . 41..11 Oar Ll 4 if Ds. lipaya4.44 11 •DO . •44 Demertrimili :1 I 4 SIB • • 12 • ell II De. Diasmat. • sps • is ••• 7•4lDeass.De 5. 111 6414 II 4)4 4.16 II • a of • IS • 70 •IS• emmilisr sopiliss he air aphis si piesrekriallilatjleiaia lassaiss dam gums sod MN II ow pipers. it ft. EN oz. MACTIIO air= WOWS AND MU, troaysaliod wok mg of in& onfortor quality to Ibis limn; sold by .1011111111110Nra : •••• . ie. se int Drug = ~ 1• • • II 0 111 I Pl. 1 411 1 117. r IT:i ha Spam „ 11110 Otte 1110 A idle 'Mob albs ram Talk tor is — FAWispiiisse " tu 1.1= 84 117111111011000 Malag. all. .. .......... ": In' ELLCTRO-PLATED SPOONS •mad , FORKS as NICKEL SILVIS. lIANIAMM _ , a 0. Table Sperm. pa dons lO rabic Farb „ • . 1 A $ 1 $ 0 Darrel =ii .. 0 IS 0 byears Tompone romei. S. Lowiiimasx.ADa QYDKN RAM TROUSERS, 172. 6L, the exceed meals of consummated free-trade, In the choicest tangy doselthse Shia season. marvellous for the race of mane- WM sad AUL Waistcoat to match, 2a ed. Olual&zo Coek 11111s.--SAKUEL 8A01111133, 29, Ludgate29ll. QIINEIHINZ and showers—on rac•-courae, or ywa=z ei rs.asasa— the lisitt, elepat ir ci ALPACA PM.ffOra and OWEItt.CIA of sail dark at MK sot 12s. 04.--Matte by WI 1111, Libya WM QYDINHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, Sis. ; A., Simi 17alkeas bra /6.—Nadio sob b SAMUEL 1110211111. Ilk IL•Apbria. SAM= = saUL HAM DAILY IMOLIGIE COAT, Ift el, sweet NIAMa Nab is in be 11l 1100111 tali MCI/ wit\ 013111 HAL It CULII.OII. E. MOM sad SON yea ecaddestly semi diet ass perm eayslepe sM ltrfalb via* Ho oolle thereby befoul the d soy sew Ism la the Truk sal re mailed relay &WALT MOO at • Y Co" ?SAM Ifs nestided Galion me mod P M us. bUzet Nolsold ash weimmilip amp los_ as. 11111H0111 TALIAItUfO 1/WP , MR Is sanest dally maillbete the i.e Zeiss sod teeelageese. saial DT CLOTHING 1111PLMMM aso ter Waal with so lowaims seeortreent Pr PI dares mid ▪ seingottop; also • peat variety bar Areallse et lII TITHIOIRIBT W DIAPQY, SAT sod CAP, awl BOOT awl WOO 161/111111ZWTH a carefullyeeleeind desk eta, bat old oprest KR s. Ho orasp Omit toy arabb oft b. approved of, It .111 be la. damesoloisiol Ontlisarbpslim IL MOM awl SON'S Book Sur is •• Orevetb of so Important Bleendl et leallsb alw a sapi niss for fleff.seasareamt, Oatme Pr Tam Alp Jos pellabea se ebbersa plea el 011. ookao. Omer et JIMMIES sad ALDOATIkaad NEW OXICUWATILIET. Cow of ILUITATIMS. aM Inglart w SWAN& Taillahr•. TOURISTS &ad lIXOTIRSIONISTB spop l ikproviiri brat In ' mom sad Sinrk XIIIICILUTT TAINIA nto NATTIaIt" Ma.. , I WM ril ALDOATI Omar at 11111 W OIVOIMISTIMIT AM EMIT-11 boalord sod Nitwit Yorkshin. r, sad MXII= CUM Webb_ Miles), OrigiosSor of r widd4ood SOOT= (1.10%. at Ilk Pak. Is re camsetied Vl* say Imitating and la lie raw-14. Wiwi Minos Is 73, 8 . AANOV/WALL suns. it C MO, &e. IT RID MAWIETTE DOTAL LETTIEn PATENT. MR. ISYfI.Lt s" `get"' Dentist, 8, Grosvenor. hes PATENTED an INVENTION for the CON IFMCIION wed ADAPTATION of ARTIFICIAL TEEM mad (Mak which hem WsAetbwltet estreordleary advaat e pe a PbiA—A me at Teeth of eupdalte workinanahip and nesehen- Inn ems be Weed with the meat perfect accuracy and seems IN TWO NOWA withent ph or musette. of Nampa mad answer leciiL_he el emediestion tike,adation. me Wed without wives, sweep, or W a memelim, &Ohio, and lemperiehaide maw, from extreardieary power of auction or melt methadon to =Wet Wm teeth we parteelly immoveable, swept at the Wm wow Third—Atelleiel Teeth NNW h We ordinary way an p is k re d maims by the Ism el my et the natural teeth to which they are etteedial, bet by thim*lng they are not Impaired in the slightest ag ere weeteL mad En hat a life-time . re e irth— Aimed or la tie country am adjust theme Ilea he mmqsy et the ahem men without the mid of a deseml Yr. if which he bthe soh Inventor an d peteeten emerre lk i petered at hie reeklmits, where epeclmens ear Mena and every inforneatios &Whet. Decayed Teeth Loma Teeth Whiled. All consultations tree. Terms Ar l (eity = im OROSTLNOLIITIUDGT, sod BENNETT& ust. DITAY= TEETH and TOOTHACHE. lOIVABID'S =AVM, for stopping decayed 1.. bow el,- torso the oartty. It la sod le • molt awe. wititoot protwaro aorta owl brass lato a whits noweal. It remains la thr Gook mow rata, tosoltrifti at3laalYaunroomq. ond oiroo4 kalieeseq. DlrolOommiont—flold by all da• sounder& Moo Is. NICKEL% PERFUMIRY. —11 b• Wein libmara been* Neon Akins l.o On re= beanet, Jinn In, an Iba non lialasabb law Ws wane parkstor be bar wng- Paankna nrrnarn Oa Yam el 11.0 i. II be bane Was ufactory. w, Mend: oskr banal. ftli. Oar& IAI4OII : retail brush, 17, lanaran iaa liase4 Iola; wholesale brawl. bh Calede 1 a. EVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. Tbeessads Medical Welts I. be 'wagon Its noselpt Geer penny postage Ample She g esialg• • paegkel west. b lestsbetiabs. Is ow le arum =Mg Ma Pair Weal beppbteo, walk ewe I Ste par neliem i bulk red strength ito estrum 44 aps, ais• peratiasistri Wb Sir as rtges ., el the weak. She argeas, lid geggslary. aad Stem wise Misr teen the A bi 40.4114/ 11 ,M L ▪ inappw. teed Ir g hne •• This beet lbs be ecor7 Pesesees pameeloe "—Medina Jegroal. llev, IM. Yams One. , sr, Aitegplisee . Bear* agarre. W NATIONAL AIISSUBLY ROOMS, HIGH A. Houonx.—Tlbe above pepairr and splendidly appointed BALL sow with Ms miens shine ed lisereennient L now OM tee the IMABOII, The meat elaborate decorations sod inprovemente I see mim thle the seed Isalonallie hid =reettenvons ot the sistropolk Mr. W. IL Terikee's ode- Sod preen= selmillsee frogs taverertle rd this hied and meet toldeenisk WOMB. die.—Axice 5 o'clock. Ateateelon. ARGYLL ROOMS Virisdaill-aireek, Pima 0111y. 111-OPINID for the Mater Berm kg PROW, NADI OUNCE:ITN, with abe esbobrabod bind, asemblidsid yews Coodocisd by Noma Data. Daman al 10 (Oda*. Athalsslos. Is. NO CHARON NADI for STAMPING PAP= sad ENVELOPES with SW CURT, a //arum- ZODJUGIIIF soporkwerian4AO edhedve ihrTZLOPNIS 6d. par ereare.isid note. toll les Ire quires for 6d. : tack diets M quires ill I. . gaped, toolseep„ la per rem: memos pew, Is Id. CAMS WEDGING INVILOPI6, !lONS lo the CRILISIONY, DIGJEUNIat. sod SAL 4 MINTED sad &TAW= la SILVIA with ARMS or ChM is the haat balks. CILID:PLATi ELEGANTLY 1131011ATICD sad tee SUPWEet CAW PIaNTILD for its. let —Oheeev% et EZi2T Rumens' won•koows oosigionino. W Owe from Omiloilooino, TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the tereas, ea" brined Sto tall M. deg. will ted Powwow LAUDA amt ratrasking prapersake lar 114111C1041111. ilmi abed ad Impant sad raiareike. alley- WIZ log aildy, sad lemeab affording Ur plow leg mwealks elandlng relloand cad babied Nab of be Add Pireabe lideldbe imam, and dillanbara -7 Vrta l Eg a Vaf ve ld.tor TZ. ails' ta r. 1 . est _ ll i. ram barib. l • e tr .. raar ei..7—.--7201m.: born. gat Siinenore • Piot thir Inners a4ii2Ti. BANTAITTTS. JOHN 01.41H1114 Dtezaraost mad AMU AVOITIWItrn COMM row, Aktermanbury, City, collar atmantmotnreen to Oct. 4 at 2, and Nov 1 at 1, at Basinsbeitoloollit. _ .=" 4: sod Pk. Aldermanbury ; off. eads.. Jeaskon Beslosta/1- alma CHnaun Canzawrno. Janweatreet, Covent.gattlla loor- Mae end , groom, net. 4at 1 and Noe. Bat 12. at nota., Lintlatere and Itietwood„ WaL brook earls , Beth Colemanntroet.bufklinp. 01106418 RUM& *Wang, Barmy, tailor, Oct. 4 at *, and Nov. 11. at Ihadighall.street. 801, Underwood, Chancery -lane ; Bastnghallatreet. JOIIMM Strand. tailor, Oct- 4 at 11, and Nov.s& 2.15 Sot., KWH. College-Idß . oft. aaalg , Jolumcm, ?Homan /1141111111111Nans, (Hest Yeet.nseort, rortlomnallleare. am* 4 h tt ii on tLat ssideen-24. awns imam, ortsoa, boot end shoe molar, O. • 11. and Nov. pt S. at BaelnitmUatreet. Low, dine. and Low, Potions off. ands., Bell, Coleman.' J=Lt il tMlor, reacßarch.street, Clt Career, Oct. 1 at 2, and Nov 6at 12, at ileb, ltniOn and Co., Oreehamotreet, City otadiVl4M, troffmarsMarreabstkUngs. 011021111 SOffritiertdr, Orval Bnfrolketreet, Borough, boot and *ft saelfft Oft. 1 and*. at 14, at Basinghalletreet. eels., Harrison ters. and Low* Old kern, City ; o! asid e Plaraok Oulldballetharn °autos COWING Mottros, OresTuuwatreet, City, deals.* hid* suhnir Oct 4id and Noy. 6at 11, Basiashall-sislet. Soli.. !toyer and non, Breedntreet.bulldinp off. wag., Oundhall-ohambera Glring ULAN. UPPar-stroot, latington, woollen draw, Oct. 4 a 114, and Oct. 31 at 1, at Basboshallurreet. lot., Oalldball•eitamben, Clty ; A. arkg., atilageld, lwaßlP*B airs* Nomad Arrowt him*, tf mete& Olamergairelso sad Itrostd, GloUoealendlini, Iron master, Oct. land Nov. 6, at 11. at Bristol Court. Solo, Britton and Sons and Abbott and Co., 4=l • off sift. Mier, Brisk* . PLCIII4III o DUN, Woodertester, Glotaxsterablre, and Iffnestoz enme:nslit woollew Seek • Me. it, at 11.*Bria* C re. os*. Oa, Wintorbotbdealer, Oct. 8 and ant, Stroud: et arts, Amman, Mat*. IMMO ainaltiVlll and WILLIAI SLATRI, Bradford, York atearlaiendilat Oct 6 MI6 26, at 11, at Leeds Court. , Ls, Bridlbad gad Bond and Barwick, Leda: at. mfg., Yoga Ueda, DITIDEN DPI Out IA Iff lbws* ooffesitouss keiper— . o?l. 11, 0. & Hubbard, Jtidermaa °mlti hriry,tlty , warehousemen--,—_. __ ... --. =Paternogtertotr, City. gad New.eaurh IghldM Temp* . Iler—Oct. it A. B. Blozam, Southampton-street, Strand, wine merchaat—Oct 12. I. Kum, Tooleystrett, Southwark, jeweller—Oat. It J. Health*. Norwich, hotel keeper Ott IL A. Jacobson. Tymestreet, Clarksowell, dealer in watchas—Ott It O. Portal sad C. 'add,Chonent'alans, Lorobordstreet, wins rc mohant•-014. 11, W. Da On, Nottinham, glove cloth lasnalactargr—per n T. lasate, Pilaw, Leicestershire, sac tioassg—Oaßadi.=3llaggki, Notthighma clotbdar—Oet IL L Clhosulngtoa, IJaeohtshire, druggist S. —Ott IL boa mat. Nottingham, —Oct. %. R. Heafford. lasighboresagls, Isimatersitint anctionser—Oet ?A S. Pesch, 110411 No Ameldre. draw—Oct It H. S. Woodruff, X lam raissisettwor—Oct. I& Sophia Anna Aultot 11l Maalt ware dader—Noy. & N. Bradford. Y ifinalir —Oct. la. W. Levitt, tsar munitadirer—Okrt. it. A. 0. Hoban fesperais calski), Loads }aelPeelawassA4o•B&Wast takotst. nersisat. IL W. per- FIRTIkaTEB In be farad. unless came be shown to the ember, as er Mme the day of meeting. Oct. IL T. K. Wriorbk admene.rmoe, Wandsworth•road.frinwer —Oct. 12. J. G. Beak Mernehorsh. tr ies, grocer--Oct.ll. W. G. Gibson, Gmlaboing, gem& terse'—Nov. 5. W. Kaye, Clayton Week Yorkshire, Mew. & J. R. Teale, Leeds, cabinet alas—Toy. 6. P. Iheollerd. Yorkaittre, tonne:. P M. C. Moos end M. MYla, Limostreet, Mipowners— J. W. lavt• and J. ilkkat, Manchester, inannbeterem and greeters dMe borrowed Niemtlightning conductor—R. More boyd and J. Istirrow, Little Merton, Yorkshire. manefeefograg ehernisto—D. Wilma and R. Dawson. Liverpool, reercherets— P. H. end G. Webber, Bishop Auckland, Derbomi, brewers—WW..aly and 8, Deems, Little Lever, laddillife. mad MandimMer_ ,latecashire, manufacturers —0 Clem= end J. atipmen. Meliorate, near York, corn merchants—A. T. Reed and T. lapin Rugby. Warwickshire, letterpress printers R. R. two smil and W. K. Richards, Newport, Ifonesoelboldre, Iteendmiese—H. Briggs and 8. Hartley, Brolfonl, Yorkshire, waste dealers—f. J. htreng, LO. Rcuiltorff, W. Lockett, and P. Trachea. lisichester, manufacturers of chemicals, so far as re garde Timbal—J. Price and T. N. Price, Bilston, Stafford shire, hatter dealers—J. Woe, W. 0. Powell. sad W. Clmber- I layne. Bath, solicitors-0_ Smeed, W. Varney, and J. Ward, IL Mary. Lambeth, and Buchan and Aylesiord, Kent, masahe toren of cement—Rana Anne Cookers and J. T. Radiardkieow cherchatreet City, stationers—N. HUI sad J. M. KW, trove= watehmenntscturers-0. Start, R. Ingham R. Hode, A. end J. Lou, Crewshaw Booth. Lancashire. 'tattooers. SCOTCH INQUIBTRATIONS. JANIS CU/DEW sad DAVID Contsswr Don aLoscm, lisnchory Taman. boot and shoe makers, Oct. 1, at Melvin', Hotel, beciehaven. Roman Hamden, Lararkshire, =la, Sept. RS, at the HAIISIItua AMA Inn ,Arluem. Haralitom JAMIE ALLAN, Glasgow, mordant. Sr" Ig, et the Faculty Hall. Obagow. THE REGISTRATIONS. lIIDDLFAEL The total remelt of yesterday's revision is thus given by the agent.: NIL JAIIII'II IMMIX. Libmal Commercial.. Objections. Sustained. Objections. Sustained. Usbridge Sodom lO6 52 126 58 Lembo l6O 121 168 98 Westminster . 483 281 534 287 ma. Burnes "drum,. rsbridge Badtaat • Landau ll9 72 217 139 Westminster Ili 187 612 387 CITY OF LONDON. The result of yesterday's revision wee that 4 liberal claims were allowed, and one ooneenstive claim allowed, while one was diaallowed. Thirty-seven names objected to by the liberals were expunged, one of their objections being with drawn, while 61 names objected to by the conservatives were expunged, sod 30 of their objections withdrawn. Twenty-one double objections were allowed, and one with drawn. Ma. Irma, M.P., AND Tlia VOLT:NTS= blows- Newf.—At the dearer of the Lyme.park Aspirehand Ar monistic% es Thursday evening, over which Mr. W. J. Legh, presided that gentleman, in proposing the "Army sad Navy," mid :—" The extraordinary sums voted epos thus two senior this year mod last has put them, I is a more elloisse wises than they have been for ears;y sad although thane lugs same have been 'speeded, we ham Many heard • grushis from the ratepayers. I think everybody felt the secessity for having them in the mod perfect order possible. While lam on this subject I may realm* I think, whet certainly is becoming, or, I may my. has now become, a pant of the army, and that s the volunteer forces. I have been fortunate enough to be present at three reviews of volunteers—one it Lon- den and two is Lannaahire, at Newton sad Knowsley— and I must say, bar* taw • edam myself, that I sever was more surprised ia my lige tome the state of efficiency they bad attained is the Asti wise of time they have been °issued. IWM 111111116111, body of me• ID my hie than I new es Yairweisy the Mitee day. And so far as their drill weed they wore is steady, aye desdim, than many an old soldier I have ISM The way they stscohal pest that day was perdseliy ammelless. As Lag is that spirit is kept up --sad I am se mama that it shard ha far years to some— I think we may feel pada* sere that the honour of this etwatri We is the kepis. of ea government winniest bee hem the prestige 37,0.-1 lam rhea . It had folks, ma sorry to op, before ; bat the prune have felt the pewee they swill wield is the army _wed trey sad valorem keen, mid they hue enabled to carry est that winch bee saved lagtea4 ie pa r h y r ziaioa, hSe am MINK a may Ma slate he ewe Ihs NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Yesterday the festival was worthily closed, so far as the musical performances are concerned, with the Messiah. which was given with additional accompaniments by Mosai I, and which were given with great force and precision by Yee local chorus. The attendance was very large, the esti mate being se high as 250 patrons, and 1,300 gess& corn paay. The official enumeration of the tickets yerterday was as follows : General Patrons. Company. Receipts. Thursday morning 127 ... 688 ... E 464 11 0 Thursday evening l6l ... 1,134 ... 790 13 0 The receipts of the day mud have been about 1,000/., wbkh would raise the total proceeds of the festival to 4,6001., exclusive of the ball. There will, therefore, be pro bably a large surplus for the local charities. Taken sho uld musically—the, festival has Leen • lidded mesa. MUSTS NOSPITAL-TRI ANNUAL ORATION& Yesterday being St. Matthew's-day, according to annual custom a eerier of antics were delivered by the seeker echelon of Christ's Hospital, in the presence of the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, Alderman Sir Francis Moon, the Weeddier, &e., and a Legg wipsey el Wien and gentle men, bt , whom the Ise obi hall was waled. As must, oration on the benefits of the Royal Hospitals were deli vered in Latin, English, Greek, and French prose. The Latin oration was rendered by Mr. Charles Victor Merri man, Third Grecian and Exhibitioner of Queens' College, Cambridge, in a satisfactory manner ; sod an, in woe wows of the Wales of Mr. John Webb Hickson, the First Grecian, who is proceeding to Worcester College, Oxford; Mr. Merriman undertook to speak the English oration also, his doontiosary powers were sufficiently tested, and on the whole he may be pronounced to have been the most enoosiful dedaimer of the day. The Greek ration was spoken by ]fr. Nbenieser Moira, Fourth G rearm, who is proceeding to Trisity College, Cambridge, and that in French (with • very fair went) by Mr. Arthur Feoning Mullett, Second Grecian, Noutaliore priseman for this year, shd Fahibitioner of 'trinity Hall, Cambridge. A tradition from " Troths WI Cressida" into Omsk Whim was delivered by Mr. *word Stafford Caries,( Fifth Grecian and classiad medal- MK of the year, who having also gained the prise foe , ~" Richards' Composition," in Latin hexameters, in his own., right twios presented himself on the rostrum to &debar am audience. Mr. Robert George Glenn, Eighth Grecian, dad the duty oft speaking • tradition of " Napoleon at $e Kremlin," into Latin elegiam ; and Mr. James Collin grads Moron, Math Grecian, having been successful in Marrying some ot Macaulay's sounding lines from the !'.Battle of the Signets" to equally sounding Greek iambics, delivered them with great ,nutty, and entitled himself, is we think, to the second place among the speakers. A translation of Byron's " .Dentruetion et Idenne cherib " into Greek hexameters by Mr. Arthur Thornhill Waugh, Ninth Grecian, and of the "Ode to the Mavens," into Latta sleeks, by Mr. Hyde Edwards Walker, Seventh 'Oreelan, were the remaining rations. There is so doubt that all the youthful orators showed marks dean and training ; but, at the same time, it was sot • little surprising that out of eight young men, necessa fily poosessing qualifications above the average, Dot. one danld have exhibited any trace of natural, impulsive, and Naotional elocuthraty powers. Nevertheless, the occasion & thew orations is one of great interert, and is ' suggestive of away pleasing and even useful associations ; and it would be unfair to the exhibitors of the day not to state that they were none of them deficient in seal and animation. At the 'oomilusioa of the speoch.rnaking the custom of sending round the glove for contributions from the company was duly carried out, and we trust that the results of this gentle brignadage was satisfactory. The precision and tide, corn-, mibei with vigour. with which " God MVO the Queen" wit snag by the junior boys, deserves especial mentico. It was admirable. Music AND DANCING LICZNARR. —Tile Court of Quarter Sessions for the County of Middlesex will hold a sitting et the Sessions House as Clerkenwell-green on the 11th of October for the purpose of hearing applications for the grant of licenses for said. and for music and dancing, I under the statute 25th Geo. 11., a 36, and for the renewal or transfer of licenses formerly granted. In the year 1846 the total number of licenses granted by the court was but 69 ; lad year the number on the list was 395, and this year there will be about 70 new applications. The list will be taken in the same order as last year, vin., by divisions and parishes. Opposed cases and new a pplications will be taken on the 12th. The 11th, therefore, will be devoted to the renew ala simply. Petitions in opposition must be sent in ten days clear before the commencement of the 'maims sad 'ethics' for renewals three clear days. The admirable arreagements far the convenience of the public and the tranmetion of the business adopted hitherto by the chair man, will be again carried into effect, and will no duubt give awl malefaction. Tin Nis Smarr Acr.—On the Ist October the now Spirit Act will take Sleet. The statute is the longest el the late sermiem, twinning as as/ as " 103 " sections sad ensued ealiedides It is entitled, 'As Act to reduce into one act and to amend the Exciasiegulations relating to tke distilling, rectifying, and dealing in spirits." Some of the provisions in thuiact are of a very stringent character. Any pesos my seize and detain a pen= hawking any spirits fir sale, sad give hies into custody. By the 196th amitioa, either of the offending parties informing against the other is to be acquitted of he own penalty ; and by the next provision informers may be rewarded by the commis , sawn If the penalty is not paid and cannone levied, or if the offender is sent to prison. The reward is sot to =Nei 501. in each case. Farther the act provides that aimed' peaces 'ng or violently rescuing offenders, or a saultiog olitcers, informers, or witnesses, are on conviction to be deemed guilty of felony, and liable to seven years' penal servitude. Any constable or other pewee dhow not assisting in the execution of the act alter noting or on his own view is liable to forfeit 201. The penalties are to be enforced in a summary manner, and the act is to he enforced throughout the United Kingdom in rapid to the distilla tion and dealing in spirits. It received the royal assent OD the day of the prorogation, the 98th kopek MAODITTatIAL CHANOII2.—Mr. Cache, of the Clerkenwell police-court, will, it is mid, sassed the lass Mr. Jardine at the BOW 414,11•4 pdbe..oset Mr. Conies suocemor his not been amid. It has bees rumoured that Mr. Yardley, the sesisirsmagistrais at the Thames pollee court, will succeed Mr. Oasis, and that a new magistrate, sot yet appointed, will succeed Mr. Yardley. Such an atna hue been paid*, had mabiag definite baa les urech.., ifirrefrestimarr UNDO:W.O6OI7ND RAILWAY.—Re poet, lave reached on of costly errors in re-forming the aware a wrong level, but we lea no certain informatics oo the subject. The railway, it is expected, will absorb a million and a half of money at the least before it is opened for Creek. The heaviest part of the line is at King's-sees. Straightforward tunnelling, or even going round a eerier at a amp carve, with nothing, to all outward appearemos, to guide you as to the spot at which you may oome out, is simple and easy to those who understand the business ; bat leek a ouniplication as that at King's-cross seems thoroughly bewildering. At King's-eras there are two branch lines riming up to the station, one on the east, the other on the wed side. The two lines ran in on a curve, the one from the west remain in ea sisterly, the other from the east is • westerly diredios mad they therefore cross each other something in the form of a letter X. At the point of intersection the arch of the tunnel his in 000sequeuee to be vaned. As the main tunnel is 28 feet 6 inches in width, and the branch Hue, about 14 feet, the necessity premeds itself to combine in nos arch at the point of junction two arches of a different radios. The brickwork of the tassel is 2 feet 3 lathes in thickness, and some idea of the astest of the work may be judged from the fact that 10,000 bricks are swallowed up for each yard formed as the tunnel advances. —raider. Amax or )(mom %—A British captain, whilst wanders ea the quarter deck of his ship at the Beitleof the Nile, wan struck on the head by a Ad, and immediately became seaseleas. He was takes boa" awl semoved to Greenwich Hospital, What* for fifteen neenths be evinced no sign of intelligence. He was them and Memo. matiately upon the operatiou gemediellemen returned, and he immediately begenbutglng sarls see the orders carried oat that he had given *elm the Wale fifteen mouths previously. The cleave* ef the belga, unaware that it Lad stopped, upon being sit pointed to the exact minute at width It fie. lley sudden revivals of a lost intelligens* almost rival In their dramatic sled the offset of the Besee's allesat is tb• palace of the Pimping Beauty, where at the met M a kiss. the inmates of the royal household, wise had gone I. dem for a hundred years temps/iced ia their old attitudes, IGO suddenly into life and motion, IPA threghthey bed only for • moment slept. —Owe • fleet. CZTIPTAL PA LOS ONO 8111ILLING DA/. norrearsa 2L—Adietrism rime* 2 ' l7b; OM by mum *be* tuld ADMIRALTY, Barr. 21.—ArroENTm mfrs. —Lieu tenants C. de B. Brook, to the Indus; W. M. Dalben, to the Curlew ; the Hon. V. A. Montague, to the Foxhound ; A. Bagley (additional), to the Edinburgh, for aer►ios in the coast guard. Mates W. G. Scott, to the Tartar ; H. M. Ammany, to the Royal Albert. Promoted to Masters: T. Leatham and R. M'Curry. Midshipmen : C. H. Hawkins, to the Royal Albert ; G. Hank to the Edgar • T. V. Williams cud P. A. Davies, to the Tartar ; F. Waller, to the Diadem. MOUNTED RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Her Majesty's government being anxious to i tt .. ogra t itthe formati: f n the f ,m 7v ntea b :l ll V Volun r essed teer ginVLieute aet n . a r = the thfferen o t r coun ar tice in England and Wales upon the subject. " War-office, Sept. 10. "My Lord,—l have the honour to state for your informs. tion that I shall be prepared to sanction the appointment aerpant-instructor to every corps of Mounted Rifle Volunteers which is not entitled to the service of an adjutant. The sergeant-instructor so appointed will re ceive pay at the rate of ls. 10d. per diem a ith an allowance of 4d. per diem in lieu of lodging, fuel, and light. and will, under the provision of the 21st clause of the Act 44 Oeorp 111. , op. 54, be subject to the Mutiny Act and to the Articles of War,and will be liable to be tried by a court-martial kw any offence committed spinet that Act or Articles of War. Wualificatious of a impantineltactur pia mounted bier cierpeklibufink • • • • .7 11 ff..; e yes service (three of which as a neamommis eiamed *Meer) in the regular army, or in the army of the late Bast In dia Company, or in her Majesty's Indian forces. " i A complete knowledge of mottled drill. " a A geod character, as estabbahml by Istfialact° l 7 tt+- tinuoniala " 4. The age of the sergeatt-inessee..... _ ,Ifty yean. He will be required, if to be attached to a regiment of infantry of the line to I *mounted drill. Be will also be required to pees tlinsegh a comes of musketry instruction at Bythe he has not already dose so. "Recommendations of sergeatit-inetractor for mounted a is wolunteer corps should be made by commipxling officers to the lord-lieutenant of the county, and, if approved by Wo w should be submitted for the consideraticia of the ficere "af State for War. . I lbws to add that in eases where the corps consist of man that 100 earoUed members • second sergeant in ettactde will be allowed, and where the numbers elated' 103 a third sergeant on the same terms. And in every case the sergeant-instructors should be mounted by the corps on all mounted duties. " I have the honour to. be, my lord, your obedient 'servant, ".SIDSZT HIERBILIT. " Te the Lard-Lientenent of Use county of —." is , not to exceed THE PRIZE RIFLE SHOOTIRO AT HALIFAX. We proceed to give further results of this epiiiQ contest. The " Strangers' PAW * was shot for on Wednes day, the distance being 300 yards, and at the doable taint The following geotlezons eonteeted :—Lientemint C. M. Norris (4th West York Militia), Halifax; Captains E. C. Cooke and W. Jenkinsoo, Sir to Goddard and Ogden, Privates Banseiough and Wilkinson, Bradford ; Cap tain Stanfield, Surgeon Bottothley, Sergeant flifeson, and Private sew. of Maddened:l; Anoka Strainier BeihoN Jackson, Wheaton, and Appleby, heeds; Private Kirk,llanchester ; Sergeant Stavely • HIE, Wieteris Rifles, London- Private Wnght, Edinburgh. The prize was won by Private Whence, 6f Leeds. For the Onto offered by Michael Stone, Fen. (a Weetley Richer& ride, patent bresch.lostling), there were no len tbso 52 competitors. The distance were 900 yards sod 400 yard'. Lieutenant Holroyd scored the highest number of points ; but as that gentleman bad already secured a valuable prize, be gene ready gave it up to the nett beat shot, Private Pegler. Yeeterday the itheotiug for the snuff-box (Si.), offered by Captain Holdsvrortb, took place. It was woo by Sergeant Wiater, Liewnsisat Holroyd being woad. The 5 1 . cup, offered by Captain Waterhouse, of the 2nd Wen York Y , won by Private Berry. There was stke= eons for the prise (a W. rifle) gives • by Mr Cheeks Wood and Mr. Ettensfeld, the sesslisee iks tb berargh. Lientenent Heiroyd warn once more seooselfel, the mooed being Sergeant Bill. As both these issatleineo bed already won prises, they gave up the prise to Private Emmet The shooting for the Townsmen's Cup (10t.), and the Mayor's prize (41. 45.), was not concluded for the despatch of our parcel. We here already stated that Mic Stocks, Esq., of Windom, near Halifax, had equipped 100 an in his own neighbourhood to form a corps to be called the " Shibden Den Riles." Mr. Stocks generously enlarged his offer. He proposes now, that, if 400 or 500 men, or more, are raised, he will give 11. per man towards their naiform and accoutrements, or 900/. to a corps of not Ins than 300 men.—MaiscAuter Guardia& FRENCH IRON-CARED RHIPS. We do not anticipate a much longer popularity for these French iron-tamed ships than for their farness or infamous predecessors the floating batteries, several of which may be sees rotting on the muddy waters of the Medway. Our authorities were polite enough, and, they must allow us to say, stupid enough to accept the French designs in Aegean* Is all their integrity and we may esteem it • piece of great good fortune that they not fright ened into a woad servile imitation. is Ls Glows ? A huge wooden frigate, covered from stem to stern with thick inns plates, as • protection to a battery of 36 guns, and propelled by engines of 900 nominal horse power (Eng lish), at II 11 average rate of between twelve and thirteen know English shipbuilder have predicted that, with such encessousweights at the extremities, she would behave badly is •ow Nothing corroborative of this has reached us at present; time will, however, we are disposed to think, prove the correctness of their view. It was partly on ac count of this suspicion that Mr. Scott Russells idea of =skimp the ship of iron, and covering only the neutral part with armour, was viewed with such favour in Busload. Our Boa ships will, however, possess this great advantage over the French, via, that the permanence of our eaW structure will not depend on the duration of perihaW timber materials, but, excepting the socideste at storm and battle, will be ea durable as iron ANIL But is it true that such a ship as this could "of itself confront • whole steam fleet?" In the first place, the most vital part of all steam ship-the propeller—is as vulnerable in the Gloire as in any other ship ; this disabled, her armour could only em barrass without defending her. And further, in what re spect would the armour tend to prevent her being carried by boarding—by storm, as it were ! Evidently in no re 'peel ; the necessity for making the spar-deck shell-prod, and therefore for reducing the hatchways as much as pos sible, together with the want of accommodation for marks men on the decks or in the rigt, would render her cap ture ! fh this means comperativ easy, so loeg as escape by t were impactive b defect in sped, want fuel, or injury to the propelle r. Without high speed this class of _ship mat and it is not diffi cult to foresee that the smaller class of iron-cased ships beading for oar government will oome to grief on this se em* It is plein, thee, that these ships are far more vul nerable than the French people allow themselves to believe • and we strongly ampset that, when they come to count the; cosi, they will lad thee iron-cased ship, and ly voodoo saes, are ace is any-seam the most emnom ma chines of war. We ere, however, very pleased as dad that the surplus sad revenues of the French govern ment are ex= is making experiments which will be m useful to us an to them. They have not only set themselves to work out the problem hat ens of which are embodied in La Glare, but they are making an attempt to dissever a better form for a "boating battery," i. an iron-cased vessel with • shallow draught of water, sad of low sped, calcalated for attack the ma front of fortemase. These vessels, three or low of which must now be ass* esesplets, are shorter sad abet lower, but broader, than the original &atm lotteries, that the tottery platens may be steadier. They have, noes over twice the engine power, and may therefore be ex po-4d to have a speed of was six knots issued of four sad • half, which was all that could ever be got cut of the batteries of the Glatton and Trusty models. One remarkable feature in their oon straction is, that although they carry • battery I of twenty-four heavy guns under shell-proof cover, they do act show more than eight feet out of water. These VC11•911, and ethers for treasport service, of an entirely *oval eon elesthion, are being built with considerable seersey, sad l o g s: s o l Y ne w un e shahalippnyevniepturer kno w wi tr actl their y o w srts t ab t :Fe r ero , e ye li k e; liberty to mamas them at pismire. We however, harm enough of their nature and qualities from isewspaper" and other sources to enable us to see what to choose and what to avoid of the different varieties of maritime con strostioas with which if is the Imperial pleasure to indulge lisall.—Nerhessice itepuine. Tan aticosl,ll OF RI FL/ PRACTICK. —Whilst lady, residing at No. 9, Tottenham-place, Clifton, was sitting in her dnitring-room, on Tuesday morning, a ride ballet aims whistling through the window, carrying a pane with it, and lodging in the woodwork on the to side of the room. Fortunately the lad unhurt, although the bullet almost prod bar INS& It is supposed that the shot wen Arad boa Biaadca MIL— Wagers Norse Nem. Mr. Donnelly, the Registrar General, has loaned his anneal report on the agricultural statiatius of Irelaad, which is full of valuable and interesting matter. The inquiries commenced on the Ist of June, and terminated about the middle of July; the results are very interesting, and exhibit the effect of the great deficiency of the hay and other crops of 1869 on the number of live stock. It is, however, satisfactory to find that the decrease in cattle and sheep is not so great se might bo e x pected, when the ex- Unordinary prices of bay and all (wan for farm stock are taken into account. Abstract of Cereal Crops, 1860.—Whilst, 409,642 acres ; hicrease of 5,467. Oats, 1,961,384 acme • decrease of 21,278. Barley, 180,964 acres ; inmate' of 3,070. Bare and rye, 12,8= acres; decrease of 376. Beene sad peas, 12,746 acres ; decrease of 2,106. Total, 2,637,567 acres ; increase of 8,537 ; decrease of 23,r60. Decrease of cereal crops in 60, 15273 acres. Abstract of green crisps. Potatoes, 1,171,837 acres ; decrease of 26,510. Turnips, 318,691 acres ; decrease of 3,446 acres. wursel and beet root, 32,1160 acres ; increase of 5,080. Cabbage, 22,749 acres; decrease of 6,931. Carrots', parsnips, and other green crops, 21,613 acres ; decrease of :763. Vetches and rape, 40,573 acres ,• increase of 7,290. Total. 1,607,483 scree ; increas e o f 12,290 ; decrease of 41,244. Decrease on green crops in 1860, 28,949 acres. General Summary—lnereage meadow and clover in 1860, 157,375 acres. Decrease in cereal crops, 15,223 ; ditto peon crops, 28,946 ; ditto, flax, 7,838-5 2 ,010 acres. Total increase in the extent of land under crops in 1860, 106,365 acres. The changes in the number el live stock between the r 1859 ail 1860 were as under : Horses 1 n 869, 629,075 ; in 1860, 620,939 ; *hewing a decrease of 8,137. Cattle in 1859, 3,815,598 ; in 1860, 3,509,23.5 ; show*3 a decrease of 216,363. Sheep in 1859, ,69'2,804; is 1890, 3,637,846 ; showing a dewier, of 54,958. Pigs in 1869, 1,265,751; in 1080, 1,268,590; showing an Menace of 2839. I have ventured to call attention to the state of the dwellings of the labouring Nimes, and have given a table showing the number of mud edam having only one room, in each county, at the period of the anus in 1851. On the subject of those vegetable poste of the farm-7wlsds - 6 few observations have been made, and, as the muipation from Ireland continues to attract much attention, table is given showing the number of emi4rsuts from es& 'province during the first eight month, of 1859 and 1860. They amounted in 1869 to 59,409 ; in 1860 to 62,1 N. The total number of live stork in Ireland in 1850 was —Hone*, 620,938; cattle, 3,699,736 t. sheep, 3,637,846• pigs, 1,286,594. Th e different* in numbers between 1839 end 1860 was in horses, decrease ol 8,137 ; cattle, decrease of 216,363 ; sheep, decrease of 114008.; pig, inertial* of 2,839. Total value of live stock in Inland ID each year, Men 1856 to 1860, calculated according to the rates assumed by the Census Commissioners of 1841, via. :—For lioness 81. each ; cattle, 6/. 10s.: sheep, 225. ; and raga, 2:s. each. is. 1863 the total value was 33,058,4781. - ; in 1886, 33,120,2101. ; in 1867, 33,700,9164 • in 1856, 34,734,8 A in 1859, 83,368,2594. ; and in 1860, t 0839,899/. The differ . epee in value between 1869 and 1 showed a deetease of 1,528,300/. With regard to the impiesrement in the condition end dwellings of the agricultural labourers of the country, to facilitete this most un t objett, an act -23 :fin, c. 19—was passed last n. This act costal= a Iralesble provieiou, by which loans from the treasury may be °Wined for providing improved house accommodltion for the labouring classes. The Royel Agricultural Society has cousklered this subject of so much importance as to have recently made it one of its ' primary objpete," To Promote Improvement in the Dwellings and Domestic Oendition of the Agricultural Population of Ireland ' and have passed a resolution to the effect that when 57. ate contributed from any county, the society will add N. A gold medal is then offered as a prise to the individual who has done most within the year to carry this ' primary object' in the *aunty Already several ladies have honoured • the society by becoming ' associates,' for the special object above referred to ; andiowards this great national work the peer will, ne doubt, lend its powerful and generous aid. The nemesity for improving the dwellinp of the 'labou ri ng • choose' will beapparent when it s dated that at the period sot the ceases, in 1831, there ware in blend 133,589 fourth clam homes, or mud sabins, having only one room for all the members of the family, of every age and seg. Of these the number in Lender was 30,206 ; in Munster, 50,187 ; in Ulster, 23,613; and in Oennanght, 31,588. Airlncite MAIIB-4tAila for Madeira, Tenerfffe, and the West GoaM of Attica, will he despatched from Liverpool= the alitle iriat4 br the African Mail Cotneeny's Orrarear Aibeniaa. Leiters will be received at the Liver crniost.7ofike on that day until • 1.15 p.m., and on the slaps with a Weft* 4d., until 2p.m. MAILS TO AND MON IRRL/o.ND.--On the Lt of October, and thenceforward, • day mail will be despatched to based, Sundays excepted, by • train leaving Euston station at 7.30 a.m., and will be due in Dublin in time for a late delivery the arm evening, and in time to admit of correspoodence for the provincial towns in Ireland being forwarded by the night mails out of Dublin the same even ing. This mail will be in lien of that now forwarded by the 5 p.m. train from Easton station. A day mail will leave Dublin at 6.30 a.m., and will be due in London, Sundays r f i or xce&ted, initime for mails th . ; last view . mi l d:it:3, a w nd time hich w leayeii e Dv. Lublin at will be discontin ued . The night r mall to Ireland will he despatched from th e Euston station by a twain at 8.30 p.m., and will be due in Dublin in tune far an early morning delivery instead of for a mid-day de ' limey as at present, and in time also for the day mails out of Dublin. The evening mall which haves Dublin at 7.0 p.m., will also be acce lerated so as to be due in London in time for an earlier delivery on the following morning, and in time for the day mail out of London. The following will be the hours for posting letters, newspapers, Ice., for the day mail to Ireland :—At any of the or din ary town re ceiving offices, up to 9 o'clock the previous evening ; at the district offices and at the branch offices at Charing-cross sad Lombard-street, as well as at the pillar letter boxes in the town districts, up to 5 o'clock on the morning of despatch ; at the chief 0(1100, St. Martin's-le-Grand, up to 6.30 a.m; at the Post-office in the London and North Western Railway station, Emden-square, up to 7.0 a.m. There will be no alteration in the present time of posting for the night mail, except that the box at Euston station for the receipt of late letters and newspapers (with ea additional fee of tit. paid in stamps), will be closed at &15 p.m.—By command of the Postniaster-GeoeraL Holmium HILL, Seeretary.--General Post-office, September, 1880. MONEY-ORDZR OFFICIII-011 the let October the following alterations will be made, viz.:—England—Mona) order offices will be opened in London and the suburbs at the Haymarket ; Warwick-road, Paddingtoe • and Tulse-hill. The nioney-orckr office in Coventry-stre et, W., has been abolished. Money-order offices will be opened in the country at Billingshuret, county of Sussex, had office, Horsham ; Brancester, Norfolk, L ; Clifton-aa-Tame, Worosster, Wareester ; Fara -road, Hants, Farnborough Sta tion ; Glanton, Northumberland, Alawiek ; Rartland, De von, Mead ; Holt, Wilts, Trend/ Penmen, Wor. ouster, Dudley ; Puckeridge, Hertfo Ware ; Whaley bridge, Chester, Stockport. The n et-mentioned sub offices are now served as follows :—Betley from (Avers, instead of from Newcastle, Staffordshire; Weobly from Leominster, instead of from Hereford.—Sootlaod— Money order offices will be opened at Bannockburn, county of Stir ling, heed-office, Stirling ; Gnat= Pier, Mid-Lethian, Edinburgh.—ireland—Moosy-order offices will be opened at Colon, county Louth, had office, Drogheda ; Drumcol ligher, Limerick, Charleville ; Hilltown Dow*, Newry. Milygawley has been reduced to • sub-office to Augheacloy. —By commead of Postmaator-GeneraL Bowtain Una., Secretary.—General Post-office, Sept. 21. Maleonalerwa, PAUPERlale.—Pauperism has de creased to such an extent in Manchester that the baud of guardians have determined upon reducing the relief and medical districts from seven to live. Two of the surgeon. having reigned, they are coesequestly sot going to fill up the vacancies. The sew workhouse at Crummall, almost like • palace, built to accommodate between 2,000 and 3,000 persons, has only 400 inmate'. The decrease of pau perism se compared with what it wee two or three years ago is something extraordinary, and is no doubt enacipall) owing to the great prosperity of manufactures, but consi dering the narrow escape we have bad of • bad harvest, and how liable the trade of the district is to fluctuations, it may be doubted whether the guardians will act more wisely in reducing their staff of officers than they would in lett, off • portion of the new workhouse. This reduction willplace the staff at the same strength it was cistern years ago. The fact that such a reduction is in contempla tion, however, taken with the causes which have led to it, is of • highly satisfeetoey character to the public. Ornetrito OF THR Naw Fees LIBRARY AND Museum re Lrvaaroot..—The committee held a meeting in the Mayor's parlour, Town-hall, yesterday ; but the scheme proposed by a previous arrangement committee was not materielly altered. There will be a meeting on the night of the 17th October in the amphitheatre, at which distui gaished visitors will be invited to address the working okras. Os the 10th there will be • procession from the Town-hall to the library, where Mr. Brown will formally hand over the balkhoss to the mayor, after which a banquet hejeives in fit. George's-bell. Tax Flan SUBWAY FOR WAY= AND GAS PIPLa In Lc:emote—Our readers are aware that the Metropolitan Board of Works, with a view to obviating the expense and inconvenience attending the Making up of the pavement far the repair of mains aced pipes, sewers, and other under ground works, determined, in making the new Covent , garden approach, to form a subway under the street for the reception of gas and water mains, electric tele^ra ph con ductors, and other matters. The construction or this sub way is the street cm/unending at the corner of Long-acre, opposite the end of eranboursedreet, and :116 feet in length, is proceedini m ra m p e idly. The arch of the subway is 12 feet in and 1 brick thick ; the headway in centre is 6 feet 6 tacker are side to admit of °noncom with homes. The sewer, 3 fest Y Whits by 2feet 6 inches, is below the read level of the enberay. Os either side of lb* eeleer, at a abort theism, free' it, the vaults for in. Ueda" buena see bag fersted.--aeadler.