The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-05 00:00:00

• NEWSPAPER • ""---"•-- -43.4 V.) ',V, " I . t.f r ,Peffa c iXa 3111 r . . . . V el b (.. .' . 1.i.)11.1:•ir • J. I ;10q0; , :. •• J•: H. .1.)! !,-: 1r 1 , .i L .: f. • X;rl It • •• rs4s. . ; p it ji :) , . .„„ " 1 fft ' . . • • •'' ' teruzl! , : .11 '. • . I A, , LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER . 5, 1860. . No. 4,388.] (Stamped. Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. F Ira r ITT itzwl mooßrs AIIIMIALIAIf LINZ 1 „ jiy - rA. \Er AMP odor to the Taininims ■ r n tow, —rue 114 TOWN Dived Os Is 4, 1 ....Soto , . kw dipping eprOttobwlS . thelphredli hallsEft A 11101341 Arimart, A 1 13 r. omaul. r LDWIN 110110 WAT.Omoololar • !rag 6 sh, Do, t. This ems slip was WM oder the impectios rapt...ly for lb* trade. aka Ye a full poop. with 5 sr* rat. 4.11.* lor cold* arIN carry WI „Fr*. *. I •aryt MT Y.* ferns, a ppl y to DEVITT ma .3 F. I 31311*roltreel I lit I-OPININO dew NATIONAL ABIINNINLY RIM BOOM. imases.—m• rrartsrat BOP 66 ammarlise the 800 at On saltalisos, Asuratione. dire Ow above int mks/ft appoideil BALLROOM, whirl, during C g etila irsAiaspro • ampliii• reomeibra, etubelliabed Is no moat ilabegm•• deer. mensr, traloßawi • sew and I i labial man& •AA Is .IA Aoliasd tn • novel and molly gyle. sod MAIO Bow BLOM= teas 8Y.A.+974 The batty asisimMol lisamL by Mr. W. IL Packer, M. 7• saw iskslias Qom W•Bants Illayiaasta; Jullbuf a •118, as. Dom ipso •S fidget nod clues at 12 peritsar. Aiksisibia 1.. WANTED _at the MIDDLESEX INDUS TRIAL IMOD di MUM% sear Staines, several ABRISTANT SCHOO et 11=10,2111, .hose salmi .211 be 230 per annum, with board, sad antlers. They mud be dagM nee, and, with the sob ad the sections, they will be responsible for the lastrnettosa are. and elalasgenient of the boys at all times esoepl settee they *di he antler Trades amasses. Candidates must pereoesilty attend Me committee of staiton, and produce testimonial* d thersehor and c, mmetenty at the Sesame House, Clerteswell Greek s 30OHDAY , the thit of September bastant, at 12 o'oloek. CRAM= WRIGHT, Chit to the Visitor& JULLIEN FESTIVAL AT LEEDS. .:Qa _~~ THE MID] tsar on •wa MALTA, Ammer 30: itOn the 29th the Peninsular and Oriental Come pany's steamer Alhambra passed through here en route to Alexandria from Marseilles witha detachment of the =Da Regiment on board, consisting of an ensign sad 171 non oommissioned odious cane men ; the men were Is good apart* and amused themselves during the passage in drawing caricatures of their Intended enemies, the Chime, and in the evenings forming themselves into groups and singing popular French soup, principally Beringer's ; they came out extremely strong in their choruses. The seamen of the Alhambra did their hoot to join them, but could not keep time well, however they fraternised capitally. These men will proceed on to Chinn in the regular mail steamer, and the Alhambra will pro bably retain to lithrecilles for another batch. Ttgv ITT :uvl MOORWS AUBTRALIAN LINE ay a PWI IT Pallr . —he SYDOW IWO (Is - 1M 14 17W le mar* g• TI • I. Iff . _M i re= pelt •el • . Illeala issoari. 710 ▪ lua iel, mod alai the ssaari ana eirlionalaa flee ✓ 4,11.. rt .4 :i W essleas W shwas malses, a, lar ra.la Nl = him amo wily Meng. a...4mealatan Sur mad wla: apalromAsmem—rer Ilkara AIJULAX NUL Cas.. Grua arras Mls naval sal MOM. 1.111114•41,4* A ILOYLL ROOMS, Wisdrailkirest, Picot s-a. ItiOPUNKD for Or WIEN" Sortot. tor !MOM& It MK CIONCILITS. with tbo eolterotod brad. outstittabod too rms. one ls artod by Mom laroselo. Montag at 10 o'clock. agiolides. derminlNG and BIRTHDAY PRERINTB. D rit iu gaao ri c ce :Blq7l 4.l L , Lr 6il ltr a Y r ad „is ' ALJIMINTBDIKVALOPICABIB, B xO. INSIVAKDB ow suite; Bait Cooke* If ettlog. aid MRS TAUNT BILY.CLOBING Boolt-BLIDS. Or • al BLZGABCII.9 wed. sonturtra _ ,ATTott too Tortoni. to twunwrate. 1.110W41111 nacatills two doom ben THII LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, et —lt want to wood a Women owning, go M Ur 1 1= PAYIIJOI , Ito Mart war la laanyo, uN Os boot el/SCUT. awash= (by ntonlorst ticket) at— Iswa. Allem Wks Silo. to TWIT! sad MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE £1 al PACKET SNIP —A beak, Trader. roarranur And' 4•11••• low N the 118•1/way•pler. le• nen ONO= gob. sod sal Nal he a low ibrai. as lILN kV ILIA) A I. 7.01•6 1116 ,Mil DAM. poram.itr Iyhir at the Meg, lamis Dada Mr pal K. e••••••dsilna f.r a fro •11.4 whim Sara Pm bolds. sr Ina to Um wenn& Kr. T.l 11/L1[101.114111. Ides s. Kls DIV ITT sold MODAL Il M/Illerstrest. /UV ITT AM MOORE'S AIINTRALLAN LINE Air d —Nor LAVNCIIITON &red (with • *Woad wow BMA AIM clippie barque. US W= d r= AII N VOW= fleas the Mary Led, Caw inalvler 1., I,ad l Ow !.."4.3. Dods. a Kan Ina-Me amezad•- 14S f I;ciidd7o7lparefelff& --- lo T ISA. el ; of Os LONDON t) SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY ?AwLINnC el BLACK BALL AVIVIRALIAS ex ROYAL MAIL _ _ 71te tOihmitai vorteuird Clipper 1111 of the above LW* tent he &sr& ..a porrally a .. 17=1.endon Doctt).reoaleteg Woke &Mb of it readrallgt Mosesewar CaWawa NoUmby **ray IMO !41. 1,0•0 ift — NO. - 10 1,1100 Selma IMO r Widow an.. 10 1.000 ,Calluerss• N. 10 1.010 libmbey hlo . 1.5•• 'Wydrosso• 'April 10 • _ TGmourn& ,nt .4.lo4Qlhis Use hati lir&ir rapid •••••0 • w..t1.1 luboirs•rcpulatiola, awl Melt wagerhs. 11•0 tor gunmen 14 rneurposeed W mode What INg 0,0•014 or pimp apply So Ole serum. JAIIIOzI 11410101 mml I.loorpowl : sad T. Y. WALT awl a 2. 11..rgat• atom. 1110TICL—Theca Iliomare an al met tress, oe nth mo nad and homeward Ma bed and metre Malta. BRITISH atri NORTH AKE:RICAN ROYAL MAIL a 11 SOUS. appelaimi by the Admiralty to /AIL home's Ili' I'df.llloL and KM YORK Direct, and be. tenet LIY /JIMA oL and BORTtiN. the Montan Alpe only rl HALIFAX to lan.l rad receive yomeenen and her Mmjootyo mole The bike lot or other womb are anointed to mall from Liverpool El R 'IA. In. Iweril”4, Agenda:. nest IL mall IA , lor • loan direct, liatneday, Rept U. %RAKI,,. I..rerriN. rotiiroay, yo. Pointe norm indocile' mome tee and prestaiono, bat elthout leleee ne ikon" wlikh dee be ebedeed es bawd r-to Halifax anti Mato.. thief cabin. eared Ma Tel Now Ifeek. thief cabin, ; non/ eMR Lit to Italian Meeks. and w Tat. S 3 per Iss. awl Sprit me. e ve/ /ml port. earth sad .parer Than Lao* effvennueellue In, a limited OM et aced cant paw leSperi—toe mimeo or ether bdermetion apply to J. I. Pest et old Itrooleteeot, Leaden R Com* Yawl., It Mee de la Mine. Parte . 0 and J. Deem leeeheseereereee. I , e Who , . Qmonmeont .or D. and C. Whir, 11 0 . 1.1 4:; threatLiverpeoL STEAM Pray LIVERPOOL to AY:MCA via Qt• LBW. by the lissenal Oars Moir Compaari 3.1.1 i fAtt imi n• lia r LI INTIL S. Q UI P in II IRVIN lAN7 sad BOSWSOLiIIf Dow Intlldlng Rat.. of pimp —nett elan Ali In an/ aI t l'er Int. r. manhate. to is think £7 7a m rates to New Yora. Phlleatelphia Teen* anj all parts of and She ..tent Anton al rain —For further pattlealars minty to !ABEL as/ /ZAMA 111, Wateraireet. Bleerpou.. IiiPTY STEAM COMMUNICATION to P ., „ YORK —The UTBILIN. 001. 111TW TOSE. sa& PIiILADLL/1111 STWill SWF OOMPAIIY 'Wool dissMskliss Oak toill-powlned Uvia SeonsiOsossides ismo isir SI flopossiows Is 'Work sessososts sad doosSio& as WILIOLLV PRAM urtarouL lea az* Tom cAmoAzon. Tlkis.lay . Sop& & ZDINISt SOH, VI eds•Asitst GLASOOII. Wislaseday. It 11TY OF ILALTI3IOI.L. slaseds& Sift And sway soossmilos Weimar. ail./+/4 WIT. as raliassa, worsess Mollheasemme• Parows " h a nier a nheisd 1 111= .11 11=11 6 T ru m ax ed=uss tines.—ar Sulbor perekulon VOIM sad NAM. O. 10410111111%.4.6.Prosrallrilisi trNI to ROTITILDA.II mod the RHINE W A X 2 • Wl.—fl. 148WWWW121.8wrisil aso~ s yow swi IlasswlN dow.dip WM w.. Isms liseXtbi IMMO 22.1 Wore more. or somkg ai II . God TTILIKW&D. bow WON Timm elm Thwillig :4h" game, ea. 162611 rats 1 1 7= W. ; fir ill GRAMS. ON ill So Ildbolisb Ilimm.bre comer& Zs. Ihrodka:Cag. (Z R 11• 11 WIBTIBII RAILWAY. s.s (MP ILICICIWION le SATO awl lIIIIITOL _ Us Life MAY. ail. Tl ab will leave Ps& OW= se SI kit SA= jim I& and bridal Pi,. ligembLea#l. MME GREAT WISTIRN RAILWAY. co. AVIDLY, 68.1wice as ZICITIISION TRAIN ell Wye PWansweal T Yam. WIELDING, TWaht. Alimorke. Woollorpook T 1 SSW. Swim& itaabory. and ame, la GI, la , mod OWE& 11 1= Wad. Meek nap" Ablwlna, sod WWI GIL IC IL, sal 4a.), Manias lonsussowiss, is Fir WIL (!BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. - %.S WoIItIWWIR VIINTIV AL. Owl luh, 1110. lily Ifik.-11117012 MIMI hi lIMMD•TU lord all wog shifts se lIKIXIM Y. Owl 111/Ikarl billormodsle dvi, will he soralehle lirium Jemmy's sse dip op I. SATUIDAY. Übe Ugh Iti,t. hishrims. CTADVAIWZB NUM :wdhost dela , by LOWIIOX umenoon , COMPANY . Sai. wo ispnlil of 4WwW. bals i al e Z:w .............*Uwe ••• :=,814. wpwwile by esol sawed Ipw we& es WI owsowls aim if& 0mp621: ims IN Whoa el oppiediew /DS owl A NA. Tipolows awl Pow owl inw AN DIIIW JAMB WOOL Illasafsig Ingsior. C4AUTIoN —WATHERKYON aad BR A/ODIN NJ no...mama the made I. lam ea Coat Oda MINIM aa lamo Imale• -- • Gold obaClPapo 0d4," as &M= =• 4•1•• I••• MaIIWWRIM MOIMOIIII Mk aa4 all ~we lir Om are mid upon prlorapia ••• MOO simes••••lre plow ifiratartury, 111. ISINVII•Wel•K e..•••• wawa, W.C. Amp am& a thaw WwWkry ow la mai it 7tYal clam at • ~IPS aml Marolay• all L - _ PLATT—HICHARD ArraNDOßO u r ous t la, Odanll a W.-Mis bra LamoniaLa ULM WON% sad an mobs: ' ---- 71114;lhWi:." illwari pima rubs.. apm Por sea& a a. as. 9 • 1 : 1 4 a & is a & VI Tatibradina la & n .... r ... ~..r t „. in............., .. lo la SOO .15 II LI LaaaranaU • -• 711 VII i aU aU • II 711 U loarp•res 17 eels 19114111 1 TO WTI. %p.a. to 7WY 11118412 •• •1• _•1• • SUS to . e s r • regukilms lei ale, 0 ham allvvr •pasaa sad kcal Fir es. - _ 1111ILTD0 MIA AR MONS AND ODIUM wasoried liadow mad& and d a arch •apriat lefts Ile 16111 waft add 11/ 1•11MAIMINS : TY& mow. pee Ems ?able Damn Damn Purrs •• • " t•• spier • slirt ll aap at am WI CIL=ATTILV ant - 11 - t e - 1 111 t - VT 100 Ise 1120 0110 0110 100 ink, iirlilrelbarrequiliit•Wit tope% 011:011111311111, Ite.. •i o: ABOON Ti) NERVOUB SUFFERERS.— TWICIITI Tilt*MAN I. rums Or A lIIMICAL Mail( for gratuitous ne , Ilatine. III'.• ICY SMITH. Doct o r of titalkiss air. id lag Royal I slarrsity u 4 Jens. to., *b. ran to tbe lellely and teratmee of !nervous Mh.lig ). ,4 r. 4 Irroory. Nam t , soul logareggloa. sronl her. tor g h ,, wawa,• nit, of Obe NEM MIWICAL IN I 4,1 Itib, gaugabgag W WO/ nor.o.ortrd osaW of treatment, unit opre•sty lostruslites by what, sufferers may "Mats a It , rim Pod tn. V. :tar oirfreas no receipt of a slumped Mr cted nor'*, Pent tit erg trolls Ye aniline. nokieure, tr. ! arum. cravat. Tanaka k %ram Lodes. W 1. rd J 'QUACK CoPAIIIIII or BAOCHAILATZD _ CAPPI -c..mihs sad abalone% dmillsot the beet irlordiee. Ind Um.* 4rms• are *f. perablee Imobe rid Ma. art wpbal Immm• M1M404. aul amide dleholseas. J•a 4. , 1 In f•lnislble Mae valealle IbMilymMtk sends yet 144114 1.1.44144 m. b Imemembui Is Ids eapandepa an '.''Wrath* p.. 4. tile* Th progwrile• W Ws. ••••••• l. the Paris Aeml. 4.. .4 liediebme, saw now Nom • emerarl I. the illearset I. Impital• Y. •••••., Ilret6misoow4 Wm, Ur am of M...r. I.lnyA, Pulast.t. sad tagne Clark Law*" New. laud b.- la. MI n. ....WU.... .6h6 ls Inns of • pr•ity Oak MUM plum egos la • . - nr• la a 1..% dt tsys. rilbef Y Mitrmi or .14 1 Air .1...-44• • IS nerank., frr• Lr pod. :44 •• I: MAE 41 4. tre, 4.6.014. Mk Haymarket, laid. , s aa• et towed n. tau ..ied all the morn nit urinal amide. KLATIN G'S PERSIAN INSECT morribnTlNO rOwDEL asalvallad b oralelytarldaa Nada bertha statka ad every A peek" at iilled• aag ham kat to manta! la packets. 1.. awl la ft mark, of pat fear tor 14 or tread. stir for at .1.-ustpa, by T. [SAYING. cbradat. 70, /tars chartltyard, &C. ZIA paean wad boars the above arms ad addrada THE ST. JAMES'S RESTAURANT, de Lod TI. IlespoSsereet. sad le. Yboadilb. This briniest mute of II twig ealmem.having tuolergemeemetiletable alte Nit Wee end improvements. NO sow complete, rad will be fourol the meet redieveles eseildlemsee Is tie sestespella. Perste Dining 4emiess gimeesel, War m = eine ponies. sled gentl,•men m The il Ind this Wises ere d rmegl amble route, %borough id Melee. mie in all Me *Mil* • ith • bkr ask moimaks web et W. AIM Propri,tor. FRINOH VINITARD ASSOCIATION, PlenaOb. IT WU_ X a atiVeastaral. las. per dos. Per live elsies. sem 64.172111011 MAIO M. W42L Per Ire ions. aim Mai X& Yid Kw „., IIiNCII MIT, Ira airflo Aid a rest variety el=st vim' d hypos. Zottliii and w trot. N°TICK —WLNICSand SPIRITS at REDUCED DUTIIOI.-41. 1101101111 netted lint at prices. with Dr. Hawes report. poet Duo wh:Moslios- Clarrt (Vlu ordlealre). b included. per doses lks. Mobile (White =MY) le& SOU Hock or ll Bnawb " i 'l 1b.. " , t i.euerly charged Mu Puy down • 1 Mg. Househoad Poet i 20e. South Athos Port anti Sherry SOL end 240 South Atrium liatieirs sod Amontillado 24. Oia4 full otrewelh, lia at : litsiwatip Broady. 17s. per gallon Heileado. the eon bush Via we me ism aft. liniret my kite el the alone ow wooelpt of SO stumps. rus. acid—A. IIIiOUGHAt altultd. Bastion. QTIVENS and SON, 78, Bishopegate-Atreet within.—WlNC3 inspected ma* the new twit. Claret. god. Ma.. ditto. superior, 34a. ; Boned,. 30a. ; Hanna. No . 30a Rooraillon. 30a.. U. Ciearpn cism c ia dot . Vin de (Wart Sec . throw. LS.. santeree. : Pparkting Champagne,Hoek, POL. Mimi* Via per , bathe and pmts. included. T. ark. AREXTRA SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK DAILY egad le Landon Cream' throe:et casing Ton r. normal' of TililIJIT'S CON DI ENT N. /II A Pamphlet ot.lren geouccd prices : Darrel., contarnieg Marmite, cub 4(la . oases, containing 444 Vends, In wart., sag Carriage paid to any railway station In the United Kingdom JUrrILPH THOILLSY. the lareator sad cols Proprietor Illtiora, Stem Mai cad Slanabakey, Clllllllolllan road, Kings-cross, Laireara Agaula required In afflary Man where wee are alraedy appioupd. "'WHISTLE AND I'LL 00101 TO YOU." Me MIST WM ATLAS GAS CMAKDX -121111 whleile ertkes ess WWI ed GAS tame oboe. These eloadellere awe poeleeZealle teen MOW sad eigimiler, NW =IINIZets Mem ielli gee drat see Ye Aidety fere X. after Maw dreolellee la ode. The eleaddisee eire IN Auk all ir isit = .. eloble grbittai. Wed% IVIRMIL NE (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of tie 'sesames SCOTCH TILOUSNAIL, at I. per Pale Is ant connimind will aqParaoa Infesting and advettlana to elf mac Nita aW seam Le Ti BALLOK-STILLIEr. ILLICOVntrOWAIL TOVAUTSOITf, KNKIZIABOCKESS, dan MOORRATI IPRICIR with ORNILRAL ITCRILLINCIE V MOSES and SON can confidently went that they perm seseategee sad Mallen leg* are quits beyeed the mesh say ether Hoene he the Trada aml sre =Meashied to Gar • &RALLY GOOD ARTICLE VMY ICR The seestekilhe Cutters are mai dun . Witty neterlal lid workmanship may be re on TAIWRING •1•1001 Jul) reptesedied beta the best Home sad lorehp thetas TRH READY-RADS CLoTHINO DRPARTIEENTS are fur abdted eith as Imams. assortment of geode for all classes and all °mwa.ower ; aloe a peat variety of Clothing for Jaywalks of TRY !MUT mad DILIPIERT, HAT sad CAP. and BOOT sad 1111 OR DIZZARTIMETS. eseleis a carefully-messed Mott el the hest and nesrest Mairelestare — N.ll.llboold aas article aot he approved of, It wW be so ahaimpal, os the waseinstarsad. °rota, ou diasiloa. pm{ tree. L Woman and 90!Cit book for the newel 4111111011. aswas "the Growth of au important MUSA of aritidi ' with roles for ioLf-asiouturamouk W Wt of PAM Ain pal published) as sialaralo Oleo of Yak 04 Panama_ _ _ _ --- - ilworr at IMMO= and ALDOA and "SW 01.110DPOTIMI. Osnisr et BLUM . oho rd AM OhallsiL Terlualm. TOURISTS and ZXCIIRSIONISTS aro model, provided kr d NOM mod SOWII, NIIIIMANT TAILOR& HATTIQA, Sidiln. BOOTMAKERS, de.. atesard MI? Oal ld and ALDGATE, sad Corm or ?MN sod MAIMIITILLIT. and Biodered rod 11 Yerishird SYDINHAIII 111017811118, 17.. ed. , the ...w resit el orimommlsi bion-tende. In the elnelenst how deedowe ledeleseme. nurvillenn tar the nice of minas Ilisotneling WM nag MIL WaisMail to snick se ed. °dowel' Os* ak—didertrn 111011111111, Ilk QIINBIIIIIII mid showers—ea race-course, or rihretarliffial 4 —rgivir• ea OW. abar it aAd bassalidly ALPACA LITOT4 OVIAt A at amil dope, a 4 10a. PA Ita. ad.— KM. by SAY AL ballabaAllo. T§oil ik ENHAll DOW PLAIN 8111113, 91., ; embed UN&Mg Orin lis.—Made only key WWII ft Letkpib4ll. § = HAM DAILY NZOLIOZZ COAT, 17s. et, rue* Mellis. —Molls ably by BAN= 11, LosiosbobilL RIJ P T URI& —By =1 Lotion Patent. WRITS'S MOC.M.LI2I TINS lettectrd and addlilatd as ithlMMlsa. UM) Is Mimed by upwards of WS ta be tam ma* efteettathismalism the miss We al 1111MMIA. Tim ass at a Maul spdas, se Ofila barest la Ms ellsetis, la be avoided:: a saft beady, being norm resod Use body, Made Um reindelbs resiellas limner is supplied by the IffIt.M.ILIN PAD imsel PATZNT LAVKIL : MUM,/ anti so am* awe and closeness that It cannot bo detected, and EMI be norm autism *kris A Monts's," circular may he had, and tho rnm Int. anted by past. as t h e circus:organ of the bedy Imo Inches henna the lap. Was seal to the maker, Mr. WEITZ. tta. Piccadilly. An Cmblbeell Trams as the /SW prim *llk rad a bmal• to mat upon MAN. TOOTHACHE. and TOOTHAC. D lC anwason =Mtq lor relayed Welk how. err bar We ittolly. It I. in a . wither pro at ydn. owl bentain Ire • rift err& It rearm In re May wry yarn rosdoring extortion or SiTlO6- M ay Eng. Dinettor noolosed.--eeld by an Int Tendon. M. la Rnoicsve PERTITMERY. —The e: wail marry Mooport, Nrsort Atrium /Me relm e "l . = bengeor. helm Club, an the moo toolimoblo Ire Mb masa —Z. 1.11111 gl., whiner to Mr 91epvith ese predlipsd purveyor to the Quern of spoto To bo MU el Me Wirt itassibelkary. 8111111 ii hrlibeh. It. Coro simand. lignie. IT, Boulevard des Itallook PUY orldoodo Oalo do Meatees. ILMAL rrol7lllBll TRAvKLLERS, Visitors to Um Awing, isss seism mows to iss as and duet, win and RALTDOS mot retrellsiss preparatios for the eis dead d leagair &PI relsaation, t=r lllll4 kal W sad liffam~aly attordlus the pieta las seandiall amiss ealsrai skatitAig sad healthful state of the At. yrsehish hse. mean pimples, 'Whet and dieroicars 6, b e f ore it, wafts" .4 give pump to purity of cow ptealos. Ina the pion ot besisty sad .4 blooms. la awe of saw Ment. ee Atop of Weals Ns 'Woes haym leas bee. seine. by A. Prim es Id. sad SO per bottle. add 10W- Mt) mad JIMA IS. Illealsogarden. aM by &swift sad yap !mein Ask lee atealreas LOW. Y MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. CRY of Medical Worts to be gives sway. es the esestpt of owe peo psalms sissy to MAWS" Sas pesloss. A seedisi west. wit h Wanted's'. how te NNW mid OP demi loppiress. with Mos kr the peemmlisa of Mak sad Wm.* Ow 'mums old sp, sisii pressalisaary lOW for We toshisswe of the week. the mew" the ..drug , nod parties. tarty these persons who stiffed Irma Ileseies. b =t . ll: l l the Per. Worms). prorral two s eplitspy. Pet se died Thfs beet issid he rt *waif Possist poisselos."—Medkui Jetsred. lloe.. IYAS Address Urs. wit. RILL. u q, Y.A.. A, AlWorittlowriklak" . spire, Lerwhes. W.C. 'BOX ran Broars GALUITTA BANKEUTTS. /MIMI COMES, Kidderminster sod Bawdley, Woroademidee, tanner, to surrender Sept. 19 and Get 17, at 1, at street, S lam _ rmy sad Co., Birehin-lase ; off. jig. " ,=: held. Bantreet Cesium Barna, Crawford-passage, Clerkenwell, braestoander, Sept. 19 at 14, and Oct. 16 at 11, at Beelngtoltsemet Lovell and Co., Routh-square, Grays-Inn aria., Stmaateld, Baelaglsaltenset. IHCMAILL Burn; Long-acre, tailor, Sept. 16 at 114, and Oct. 17 at 12, at Beglingtall-Mrset. Godfrey, Southecumn% Grayslas : of. maig., Pima. OMldhail-chombert WILLIAM PATMAX WA/M 1.6 = 4mA, draper, Sept IS and Oct. 17 at 114, St Rd., Peckham, Lud , gate-atreet City : et aid& PasseA. Getedhali-chatabere. .101131 PRILDZIUCK EMIT, Surrey , bulkier. Rept. 14 at S, sod Oct 17, at 2, at iin-street Sol, Taylor, Scott's yard, LOnnoa.street air. easig.. Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. &tram ramection Lots Pinata and JOBS Glaser, Great Tower-street, l T, re wise mereluusts, Sept It at 1, and Oct 17 at 1, at Baal -stet. Solo., and Barber, Ironmonger /ono Cheops( : oif. Emig., Pennell, Galldhall-charshers. rundosica TArtolt Baammeirrog, Bunions, Staffordshire. boot and shoe maker, Sept. 14 sad Oct. h at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sot., Smith, Birmingham ; off. orig. Whitman, 8.. miogham. PHILIP MBAs, Stamford, Lincolnshire, bootmaker, U tad Oct. 9, at 114, at Birmingham Court held at N 8010, low, Stamford, and itodgesa and Allen, Bln7o1;s " .7 et oak, Bards, Nottimilim. JAMB lizamm, Lam* Yiminittre, cabinet maker, Sept. 17 and Oct 11, at 11, at Ueda Oeurt. Sob., Caries and Cudworth, Look : at wig, Hem Ueda CHASMS 18. an, rJvarpo4 importer of foreign merchandise, Sept. 14 at 11, and Oct. 11 at 1, at Liverpool Court. SoL 4 Pemberton, Liverpool oN. meg , Tenser, LiverpooL INSOLVINT PBTITiONNBS, AT PORTUGAL-BMM. =roan Ba. cuaauaoaa MICMOLLM. Sept. 13. N. J. Ilsliwan. Stoneystreet Borough, beer.shop ker—N. Holmes, Dartmootheireet, Westminster, near of the parish of St. Ann's, Waallaworth. V!OTINO - ORD168... Horneastle, Grove-place, - Camberwell usher In the read of Common Pleas-6. Taphng, Upper North.plsoe, Grajoilon.rusd, commlesloa arrent—.l. Blake, Autherland.equare. Walworth s hotel.keeper —O. Levy. West Smithnett!, St. Mary.lo-straml, and old Kenteesd, auctloweer—J. Higgs, Great Western.ter. nos, Paddiaatoe—W. Mark. Leaderetreet, Chelsea. jounsernsmi boot and shoe maker—D. Humphreys., U r Ictorlaroad, Hol loway, lomdlyria—J. W. L. Meade. areet. Orays. lam-read, law stationer —.J. H. Hopper. Vietoria.terrace, Lichee . Camisa-road.villse. aceountant—W. Hughes. Henry. elagary. master iaarloer—W. 'Corwin. sou., Boroua. h Cbekhall, cattle dealer —C. Preston, Wyrh.street. Strand, Yew agest—G. C. Matthews, CreMeretreet, Lambeth, dealer ns pictsrep--8. Smith, Blundelletreet, Islington, Journeyman ear. pauke—Beck Wesbend.lane. II Mimic • . Sasses—H. J. Gould, Leaderetreet, Chelaea, boot and shoe maker. DI TIMM DS. Sept. 27. 0. J. Sandford, High-street. Maryleheme, and Clerk. enwell-green. linendraper —Sept. 27 & W. Robinson, Liverpool, cotton broker—Sept. 27. J. Burrows, Woollen, Lancaainre, tailor —Sept. 27. J. O. Claus, Liverpool, merchant—Sept. 27. J. Ridg way. Liverpool, merchant—Rept 25. W. Herring, Liverpool, confectioner--Sept. 25. S. Mattson, Liverpool, butcher. CEKTIPICATICS to be granted, unless cause be shown to floe seat ary on or before the day of meeting Sept. 27. 7. 0 Orchard and G. F. Cuunlngtom Brick-lane, Bt. Likes, rick cloth mannfacturre—Sept. 2Q J. Austen, Pierre. pmt-row, Islington, leather aeller—tiept. 27. T. Porter, Bean. roir plrre , Klnasland. chairmaker—Sept. 27 F. B. J. Read, Leadenhatkisarket, City, end rpwr North-street, Bethnal. grecs. butcher. PAITEZISHIPS DISSOLVED. T. P. Tyra, B. Harwood, sad T. Harwood, Mancieter, dial dower makers—J. Dais sed S. Partridam, And Lead. enh.distreei, candle sormireameri--W. Tr ac y Woodward, Manchester. lettemprem prioiers—E. ash and H. Blank. Truer .street, City—Map Price and Hannah Price. Tat- L . drapere—l. Alabaster and 0. Ward, Wood stmt, Cheapelde, and Wen, straw hat ionantee tomrs —J. Watson and T. Oreessmcd, Bra dford, Yorkshire, teal dealer—Daniel McGregor and David M Ida Droieeds% _. mitre, dyers —L Brahanl uud .1, Brabal re S e lossaa A. Mimi, and Levy, Hutchisonatreet. Houndeditch, Mist maim, an far as regards J. Jonas—J. Dnrae and B. Webster, N pne.Hull. dealers In rag —II Thomson. J. Thomson, and 7. ticLood, Wvstbrostwk.h. Stalfordstilm. Iron coasters—J.B. Jones, L Bees. and T. CrissOk. Penrhise Glamorganshlre, Iron ore workers, no tar at regards J. S. Josos—B. Thompson and J. W. De Corm Great Yarmouth. Norfolk, auctioneers—T. Ockleston and W. Petition 'deceased , Siamey Brook, sear Lymm, Cheshire, and 800-green, near Knutafred, Cheshire, tanners—B. Sinks, .1. aad S. alley, Bromley, mar lids, Yorkshire, woollen acribbiers—Clarlette Ann Forrester and B. Morgan, Rupert.. street. flaymarkek goldesalthe—J. Arlen and W. Lyorit, War- Cimeddre. millers—W. N. With, H. W. Witham, C. W. Com and G. Pageoces, Dmitri. coal merchants, DO tar as re wards C. W. Coen and 0. Pareses—C. Baker and H. Baker, Laverpord twist smnefeeteress—A. J. Holdswori aed 0. J. Hoidswerth, laverpool, dealers in gotta perches--O. C. Orem, B. Bawd, sad C. W. Croce, Whltebrook, tionmouthature, pier meniecturen. SCOTCH DEQUItiIItATION. RAMAN LUDAS, JUL. With. inerellant, NIA. 7, at Dowel's and Lyon's UM* Edinburgh. DAVID CALMAX MARIA, Dundee, rope maker, Sept. 11, at the /leitlsb Hotel, Doubt.. Tas Rrotersancer Cocain. —The barristers ap pointed to revise the lists of voters for the county of Mid dieser lave wow Axed to hold their courts at the nadir. mentioned times and places --gamely, at the Chequers Inn, Uxbridge, on the 17th September loot., at 11 in the fore noon ; the Black Dog, Bestfost, 19th inst., at 11 ; London ' Coffeehouse. Ludgate-hill, 20th inst., at 10 ; Lord Justice's Court, Westminster-hall, 21st. inst., at 10; brividenv I Tavern, Pentonetrest, 'lslington the 2 2 nd last, at 10 ; New Globe Tavern, Mile-end.road, 27th inst., at 10 ; Prince of Wales Teems, Bonuses-road, Vie-1 lora-perk, 28th last., at 10 ; Wisdom Castle Tavern, I Hammersmith, at 10; Oastle Le Tavern, Brantford, Oct. 2, at 11 • Endeld Areas. ibille3d, Oct. 4, at 11 ; Chandos Arms, Fs_igware, Oct. at 11; sa d Jock Straw's Castle Tavern, Hampstead, 7. „,.. t. 11. At each of the above courts the Ws of the and places next adjacent will be takes la the la which they stead apes the register. An isegreeednatal ember er ebhelases hays been taken to Reed IMAM this year by the eciseenstive tar t ly ; the liberal agents have sot been inactive, and the number of chiles and objections will exceed any pre °Min revisits. The City of London revision of voters eel commence before Mr. T. Y. ll'Lltristie, the revising bar rister, in the Court of Common Pleas, tinildhall, on Tues. lay. Sept. Is. The list of the livery will be first taken in alphabetical order, to be followed by the parish luta in the order in which they stand on the register. The claims and objections are very numerous, and the revision it is expected will occupy the court nearly three weeks. Its. Jobe Fraser Macqueen is the barrister appointed to revise the lime of voters for the boroighs of Westminster, Marylebone, Fins bury. and the Tower Hamlets. fns COZPOZATION FINATICIUL—The aggregate receipts of the Corporation for the yew 1859, amounted to 366,22141. 19. Id., and the total expenditure to 987,4211. 14s. 6d., having a balance in the hand, of the Chamberlain at the beginning of the present year of 78,807/. 4s. 7d., or larger than that of the previous year by 22,461/. Among the receipts, by far the largest item is that of 100,87111. las. 4d., derived from rents and quit rests. The market' have raised 14,1111/. in mind numbers—munely. Leadenhall, 2,9201. • Neve)* 4,432/. ; Farringdon, 7941. • Smithfield (shorn d ancient significance ) only 231. •, aodl Map gate, 5,719/. Under the head of " Duties" *M. odd have been realised, Including the metage male, 73,881!. ; the instate on corn, 14.007 ; the grounders of care, 8791. ; the metage on fruit, 1,511. ; sad the stamping of weights and nmeaures, 1121. Turn ing to the expenditure side of the account, it embraces, among other items, charges on the corporation estates to the amens of 11,1185/. • as the 'markets, 5,019 f. ; on the Metro- Clattle-maket, ; charges on the various 19,6361. ; charges is aid of public improvematts. 31,500 k ; expenses of magistracy, 7 ,12ril . ;zl i i i z t e= 11,148 N. ; expenses of prisons, ; criminal justice, 7,4531. ; civil government, 27,441 f. ; charitable do:latices, penises, and honorary rewards, 7,2431. ; education. 5,091/. ' • Ho ll oway prison, 3,478/. ; City lib ra ry, miscellaneous sad incidental expenditure, 4,3881. ; purchase of sororities, 11,137/. ; and cosh applied I in discharge of loans, 105,0001. The above is a synopsis of the general receipts and &abatements. CHANCKRY Ftwromis.—Yesterday the new Chan cey act was printed to make Wier provides ler the relief of prisoner'in contempt and esapar detrain* nod for ' the more efficient despatch of business in the Court of Chancery. The maxim of the Court of Chsaaerr ars irw. limed from the existing duties', and the present 'Waite" to the Suitors' Fond is to visit the queen's Prison quartedy and to report the cases of poisons in contempt, and homey asap a elicitor to any such primmer, not only for &had- Mg him is found mperis, but generally for taking sea l =pacidemble se the nature of the case may tequila. may he examined on oath, and refarama seeds to their poverty with the virw of rendering assistanes. TM emr ef all Chancery prisoners are to be reported to the Lord Chancellor. The expenses to he incurred for Chan. eery prisoners are to be paid out of the Suitors' Fund. The act gives increased salaries to some clerks in the Court of Chummy. LUDLOW BLICTION. ' LUDLOW, Tannin Burma.. The deetjp of a SNOW for thelbsellagii, .in tied W s 4l(=rcy Herbert, who Ma been appointed : geeing of the nerdy, tech Prnt day, A HAPOIN et the Goiania The KAYOS (It. Andenion, &Virlded the weal' yrehisiminies,' Sir CLIMB B. BOUGHTON p ti , oi. . d *elks G.Windeeti Clive as a kind proper peewee sussed Oct. . Herber,. i 'TM needs ii.* wiNi SOMNded, ask ao other ciuidi Ite ct iiiatenewit the Nero' &Mired m e ,' Clive dub o The Hoe. G. Wureeoe Omni then addressed the Mestere, Aftermineraledglng the bosom conferred upon hina,hB peed Ge l ded to peter to oar foreign relations- Me Pa demdlelU for perm* a policy of son -interveutice. While Gas hal& bed - cet Medial sympathy, we must at the same remember that non-intervention applied oti both sides, timi at at ilkellel Mee pod faith with all goverumen Weer. ) . Intervention ma the part of England nigh ' lisfe• on the part of other pewees, and th teir l y " ssight kee the ammo of becoming an united nest idhilpinh Sal& all Mull mirk* {Monet the 4 a Itar elliseit.' (Chem) Any meastale w bed tinting, ItHifrilfing s mead misses of educe** thietilk out the to shwild have bin support. Weer, hear. On the irWe' of the paper duty repeal, him opinion that a l. :Mimi of say noise duties on nal Mold wee at all desirable object whesevis the ea • wrens mid weld be missile* in that balance that as delelt could edge t but hes thel that the set of throwing away a meet fruitful sonre l e li t indirect taxation, and which, in consequence, would pree duce a Fed emweese of direct taxation, was one so tra sh! with tele/lice to no small part of the community that he trusted to fee no repetition of the attempt in the stid HOBOS .4 nt. (Chem..) Alluding to **Mel Reform he observed thet had it panted at would have; struck a blow at the ancient privileges of the borough 01l Ludlow, by depriving them of one of their members., I They Skerefore could not regret that Abed not become law.' 1 A roes of thank, was then given to the lest member . (Colonel Illettime), far Ms services rendered to the borough dewing Millt Toon . which he had repressated it. Maxim, in acknowledging it, compared the pa Med of his first election some years ago with our in 1853 there were people who believ th l that would never be another European war, and W tax would be removed in the present year pre + M .... tin • Both . these illunions had been dispelled. mat to the proceed*. of the SA session of puha libillir: said It bed bees bendy described as one of kw said meall performeaces. First, they were motor milled peat advantages from the French treaty. treaty was conceived bye pews of considerable &..1 • in the politioal world ; lint he wee one who wee making fret essay in diplomacy, and in the simplicity of hie he thought be could pursue no better course, when with the interns . of en empire, than to throw hand down on .the titbit and allow his adversely to call his cards. (Hem, lime) Colonel Herbert then addresei himself to the lessail schemes of the govern ment, contreeling Pe ,i. e . l Mr, Gladstone in 185.11 (whee he deneessid thir of glirhgt permanency toi tbie ammo tea and ths of continuing to tax the whman's tea sad their) *lb lide prepositiess of 1880, wbe found memo fir balk en the prelim that the working Mime French suss and the abolition of the dot" to . TAO 01 47 ON esseistesev is Mr. Gledekeetes scheme of 1863 sal 18110—in both he ignsnd the delperess of war which wee staring him in the face at the etas--the Russian war in 1143, sad the China war . this yew. General Peel soil bit& self (Ceionel H.) had beehaserspied to obtain information an to PIII• selinmees for the China war, but to wt VlsBM M thee time the bideliMt el Mt. Cobiletil . r. Bright must be attended to, the duties co paper most be abolished, and the peony press be sup ported With reference to the Reform Bill, he said the ooseeitsesciee of Beglaed bad very genteelly considered it a doubtful policy to hams a measure which should cell into eilebleee a new bo4 of electors from classes which, from their position in life, could hardly have the cams ad enters of education as the other clews ; and who had shown, by the operation of trades unions and strike. ' a din. porgies be use a system of intimidation over their fellow. eonnerymen. It was not th oug ht desirable by the existing exedlesencies that they should be swamped by this new electoral bo d y , propeed te be brought thus suddenly bap Thee eeremembered the principle that =rt.bend in hand with reprkebtation, aidk a thought it was not desirable that by means of , J. Reseall's Morin Bill and Mr. Gladatota's Use- i del measures, which were those of Mr. Bright, hewn. 1 forth the country should lie composed of two Muses, 1 the one to provide the taxes, and the other to have the controlling power in speeding them. (Cheese.) These remarks were not made by him in a party spun— they were sentiments entertained as much by the liberal party and the ordinary supporters of the government as by any other, and he thought - that the heavies* blow and greatest discounts. meet which the Rehm Bill reeived cease from the 11- known and warm supporters of Lord PelmerMon's govern- meat. (Hear, hear.) The hoc. and pliant nicer then thanked the coostituenta of Ludlow very warmly for the interest they had always shown in him, and especially for their indulges:* to him during his absence on duty in the Bosnian war. MAKIIIAOII IN Ileliarri.—The report of the Resalataar-Geaml of carriages la Ireland for 1859, which is Ireland to theta/rasps of protestant*, stair that Shea. amber was 9,9111. The range for the lye yeas 1850411 wee 9.616 ; for.* years 1855-39 only 9,29 A The former series bad the advestege of an unusual number of inarriers In 1863, bat the numbers do not indicate an increasing pope. lotion. It is aspresd that the proportion of early mar -1 rare is larger is behind than in England, but it is not so among the protrlast part of the population. The propor tion of men unable to write their mane Is shiest the tare ea in England, bat there is this difference—that fa litegleag the proportion decreasing, in Ireland it it sot ;of worse write the proportion a few years ago was hurt is: Ireland. but England has now improved, and in 1858 (the ! Least accounts made up) only 37'6 in every 100 woman who married is Fagland hod to make their mark, while in Irv- t land, in 1859, the proportion of the illiterate was 4210. As in England the marriages are most numerous in the lest =of the year, but the diffusor is not so peat , Not very much more than half the protestant marriages were celebrated m arches, 2,696 were ie preeby- I team cape's, and the large number of 1,498 at the reps ' trar's office-35 per cent, of all of which were sot solemnised according to the raw of the established church. Jews must be scarce in Ireland ; for the last 15 years the marriage. of Jerre have barely averaged one a year. IMPORTATION, or WHEAT.—During the seven wroth* sad* the 31st of July last, the arrivals of foreign wheat &metaled only to 1,900,790 quarters, shone( a falling Lo or off of 26j per cont. compared with the corresponding of 1859. Of flour the total was 1,897,196 cwt., per cent. ler than in 1859. This reduction has been cared entirely by diminished receipts from France, the quantities imported from that country having been but 111,853 quarter of wheat, sad 996,110 cwt. cad floor, scant 1,029,788 quarters of wheat, aid 2,409,087 cwt. of Sour in 1859. From Roods oar supplies have been slightly is MOWS of those of last year, sad (roan the other principal oesstriaa, except Egypt, they have bra considerably larger. This is aspoeially the care ea .rds North Geremay, Den. mark, the Danubian Peiaipalities, and the United States, although the aggregate increase from those sources has not been rafiliiiist to tioeaterbalanee the redo/ties In the French tor, Already the United States have seat ye quarters of wheat spirt 3,228 last year, and 534,196 eat, of flour against 14,863. These citiantitim, however, are not half so huge ea those received from America during the Brat aura meths of 1858, and cos. sequently, looking at the superiority of the present harvest is that country compared with that of 1256, and also at the different range of prices now prevalent on this aide, it may be inferred that the totals to be sent to ua throughout the autumn end winter will prove bffoad all precedent. Nrw A,.'r ON THE SALE or Uson.—Yesterday the sew act on the sale of gas was hatred. The delays in pre paring the model* of measures are mentioned, and it is de clared expedieut to defer some of the provisions, sad also to amend the set. Except as lashings dew Ware the pairs' of this act, under the authority e/ the NAM lea tate, the time is to he calculated as if the lah thittesr, 1810, bad been the date of the gamin el the mid sea The set le see to come into forts is nay ormaty . of Ws* until the mesh trate. in tarter seirona, or in It, use the paad jury, or isBeothad until the oommairerenif=j:, have resolved to Whig sash eamay mare Ilto The only other provision points oat the mesas which fart& tares aid penalties are to be recovered. Tbe recited sod thereart act are to be continued as one. Tyr WOODSIDE FERRY. —Mr. John Laird, chair era of the Birkenhead Commissioners, reported to that body yesterday that be and the law clerk (11r. Wale) had, on the previous day. paid over to Price's trustees 103,0001., the purchase money of the ferry. He also read that although money was rather scarce they had succeeded ia borrowing the whole amount , on security of the ferry and kinship receipts, at 4j per Nat. ha&ioua ACCIDENT TO Na. DAVENPORT, THE ODEINItAIL—FIy the latest New York journals we learn tilt Hr. A. H. Davenport, the well-knows American cereedise, bed met with a severe accident by being thrown from a pleasure vehicle, near Stamford, Connecticut, where lit. Davenport's family reside. Hr. Davenport's injuries wort believed as lint to be mortal. It was, however, sub• segswatly aecertaieed that he might recover, but only after a long and Warr refiasser. The number of patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women and Children, Edwards-street, Portmaaequare, during the week ending Sept. 1, was 764, of which 189 were new cases. Madame .1 61 2i . a s ppsaliel 60 o ti= ea is bus impressive It ware a bit litLee4 .a d arzuerepharet fgrt Aft and elsewhere de the doe of her it ie jo.lie regretted that the response was sot mote The Wee/ion was one of special interest, for to the arts of the We M. Jollies the public-awe indebted for the peptilart ration of good music, and its performance by the racist 'detested artists, more almost than to any other composer se seudnetor of his time autitme due therefore to his = that, in a town where be bad schieved some of Ilk=l triumphs, em app-ml en behalf of those wh death deprived o f their chief, if not sole su Wit should have .ep responded to by the public =i yas • the Mists who gave their service / o w l by val. Apart from these ooaskieratioos shear in the !programme sufloistit to have warmest' ninth greater degree of success, even under ordinary air. eurnetamees. The'band wY selected from the performers who had held engagements melee Monsieur Jollies, con: ducted by his Highaaes the Priike Oeorge Ordithin, composer and comhzetur worthy to wield that beton which had given so dietinguithed a pre-eminence to him whose place be so kindly ompied ; and the vocel and Aelearel parts were sung, the former by Miss Poole, sod t$ latterhy the Leeds Festival Choral Society, underthe &rec. tics of Mr. Burton. the services of the choir being gra? tuitous. The performances took place in the Town Mall' and were sited and enaellem. N Menedame wit the general Ammeter of the kite M. dallies's 001110ICOL CC:mme w composed almost male:shyly of as and included Jullien's last waltz, a pleasing and neharemeristiopiew of searing ; a polka, a quathUle, and welts by the Prince Galitzin ; a quadrille, a waits, ,and a new plop (The Clutha/di), by Ob•ri“ irAlbect, with solos for the oboe by M. Lavipe, and fur the Bute by M. Sweiuden the other portions being made up t y the overture i tj Masesivlto, which opened the first , and the vocal a choral selections for Mins Poole gad t choir. The Mini. mutation was purely d to Jullien 7 spiritad and express" a,v but noisy, the grand crashes striking the ear somewhat harshly. In other respects the band was thoroughly eM. Mot, and both in the overture and the Whter mimic which followed the performances were Wired by great excel. hem. We should not do justice to the performance" without acknowledging the spirit and ability with which his Wilmer conducted the principal pieces. His imposing payiroke. his evident love of the art, and the spirit with which be directed the performance' emnbined to °otitis him to that praise which was so he artily worded to him. The audience were delighted with him, and they did not `empress their pleasure. —Leeds Mercury. HEALTH OP LOYDON. It appears from the return Maned by authority of 4he RegistrarOmieral that the deaths in London declined to 937 en the week that ended August 25, they ruse to IRIS in the week that ended last Saturday. If 1287 deaths from cholera, that occurred in the thirty-fifth week of 1854, are withdrawn from the returns to be compared, it , will be found that the average number of deaths, in the weeks corresponding with last week, of the years 1850-9 was 1,045; end this average, corrected for increase of population, becomes 1,149. Hence it appears that the public health is &ow comparatively good ; for the deaths were fewer by 131 than they would have been under the average tote of mortality as calculated for the end of Auguld. The births Mat week exceeded the deaths in the same time by 831. Small-pox cardinal, to exhibit a low mortality; last week the deaths fromit were 7, which is the average num. her for the lad six weeks. Diarrhea was fatal in 91 cases; the overage of corresponding we is the last ten years, corroded for increase of populate' s, is 173. Of the 91 all except 7 occurred to children. There were also 5 deaths hem abases or choleraic diarrhoea, all, with one exception, amongst infants. A gardener, aged 61 yearn, died in 17, Lavender-road, Battersea, of chokes (6 days), oonescutive fever (5 days). The deaths from measles ware 43, of which • 3 averred 16 St Mary Paddington 3 in Beigrave sub-dis trict, 3in the Hackney-road enh-district, 3in St. Mary (IR. Cleorge-in-tho-liast), end 3 in. Bow. Scarlatina wu fatal in 37 cases, 6of which were in Poplar. A boy, aged eight months, died of acute enema ; a yioung woman of chlo. rode. A laundress died is the Paddington Workhouse of fever and dierrtima following add aarldeditution. A widow died at the age of 94 years. A child was melded by over turn_ inif a can °Unit-m*4r. Three infante were suffocated in bid._ A labourer, aged 43 years, was eaffocated is the satin We ' she lamdeaDadre., l boy died atthe age of 15 weak of idiocy from birth ; atrophy. He was one of ten children born of healthy parents in the country ; six of these died of brain disease in infancy ; three (of Whom two survive) grew up idiots ; one is quite healthy. Last week the births of 944 boys and 905 girls, in all 1,849 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor responding weeks of the years 1850-59 the average number was 1,586. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29.537 in. The readings fell from 29.75 in. on Monday, to 29.19 in. on Thursday. The mean temperature of the air in the week wee 58.0 dig ., which is 1.3 deg. below the average of the same week in 43 years (as determined by Mr. Glaidiher). The thermometer in the shade rose to 70 dog. ea Sunday, and fell to 46.7 deg. on &lanky. The mop M temperature in the week was therefore 23.3 deg. The MOD daily range was 17.4 deg. THE SHIPPING IIITEREST. The annual meeting at the General Shipowners' Society was held yesterday at the society's eft° in St. Michaerselley, Cornhill. Mr. JAIIII4 ANDERSON, is the cheeses of Yr. Duncan Dunbar, took the chair, sad we noticed swept those present Mr. J. Swims, Mr. G. Moriball„ Mr. Allan, Mr. F. Somas, Mr. Tindal, Mr. G. F. Yong, sad Essay other shipowners. The CEAULIIAN having timidly explained the object. of the t • ri F. YOUNG read the very lengthened report of the comsdeLe of the Shipowners' Society, which noticos in detail the report of the select committee of the House of Commode on merchant shipping, sad expresses an opinion that it must disappoint the hopes and expectations enter tained by shipowners generally as to the results of that important inquiry. It is their (the society's committee) belief that if every suggestion and recommendation of the committee were carried into effect, the shipping interest would not be thereby raised from the state of depression sad difficulty to which it has for some years past been reduced, nor would British navigation be restored to the position it once occupied and ought ever to occupy, whether viewed in relation to its intrinsic value as a gre at branch of the material interests of the nation, or in au especial manner as connected with the prosperity, the honour, and safety of the state. *egret is expensed at the withdrawal of the Lien for Freight Bill, and the report concluded byurging re newed exertions of the body. Mr. F. W. Garn.vx moved, "That this meeting highly approves of the report now read, and concurs entirely in the sentiments therein sneered in reference to the report of the select committee of the House of Commons on mem, cheat shipping ; and that it desires to record its cordial thanks to the committee of the General Shipowners' Society for the valuable services they have rendered to the shipping interest on the many important questions connected with British navigation that have occupied their attention during the pert year , arid eepecially se regards the late parbasneo tuir of Sunderland, seconded the resolution, which was carried. . . Mr. ECBiTiort proposed the second resolution, "That this meeting has heard with great surprise • report that Yr. W. B. Lindsay, It.P., is about to proceed to the United States of America, sad is invested with some vague and us. defined authority to communicate with the government of that country on subjects of the highest importance to British 'varieties and the interests of British ithipowners • that, °Durwood that swill an irregular interference on subjects of high state policy by • private individual is calculated rather to retard than advance the attainment of that reciprocity which Great Britain has • right to expect front America in return for the mionnous advantages conceded to that country by the repeal et the British Navigation Laws, and couvinced elm that Yr. Lindsay dose not passe the confidence of the British shipping interest, and is consequently pecu liarly silaquelifiel for so delicate and important • mission, this eng deprecates the delegation to him of any public authority whatever on the subject referred to ; that a Dopy of this resolution be transmitted the Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade." Mr. Luang Loam, of Sunderland, seconded the reeds- Um, which was unanimously agreed to. A resolution appointing • committee having bees earfied, votes of thanks were awarded to Mr. Duncan Deabar, chairman of the society for the past year, and to Mr. James ANLIONOs, the chairman of that meeting, sad the proceed hip does& OPEgATIVI BAllll2B' SHORT TiYI MOVEITILTT. A numerous meeting of delegate! assembled on Monday evening, at their new place of meeting, King's Arms, Mary leboae-street, Regent-street, for the election of officers, &0., when the following friends of the movement were unani mously elected :—Mr. Edward BlarJrrooro, chairman ; Mr. C. Mare, vice-chairman : Mr. W. Pidgeon, secretary ; Mr. W. naiad, gnaws secretary. A letter from the °writ spooling secretary of Bristol was read, stating that three their great public meeting, at which the delegates from London attended, nearly all the men joined the association, and the masters, with very few exceptions, had consented to ounatiOnt oe the new system, via, from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Letters were also read from other provincial towns, 'bi t ting their pogrom Errss llowsoesTirto (locos. —lts delicious aroma, vatsdul smoothness, and Invigorating pewter have pro tired Its general adoption as • breakfast beverage. ;lb. ra=t II:. basket; Mla per lb., by the brindled grocers. "Jaime Zppa, Bossusopethic Chemist, Lamina. —Ad vartasemage. Os; the 28th the Intrepid arri►ed frpse Sepia% and re tuned the next day. On the 27th the Scylla arrived Ivan Messina, and returned on the 28th. Her Majesty's ship Creuy was off Mahe cruising, and wa s signalled in to take provisions to the Beet at Naples, for w►ich place she left on the 10th. Her Ifaiesty's ship Queen remains cruising off the port. The Remiss steam•trigate Grand Admiral is here, and her crew sre on shore on leave, and flue fellows they are ; she has 800 men on hoard, all young strong fellows. They look and conduct themselves very like English aailai ; drink lots of brandy, donee in aaeatmerdinary fashion in a broiling sun, while all other human beings are seeking the shade, and are speedily rolling in the streets and singing lustily. The uniform of the Russian officers—white duck costs and everything trimmed with gold lace—is much admired. On the 20th a court-martial sat on 'a seaman of her Majesty's ship St Jean &Acre, for striking an °film : sentenced to two years' imprisonment, and 50 lashes. Her Majesty's ship Melpomene proceeded to Corfu en the 31st. It is reported at Malta that Rear• Admiral Rodney Manly will leave Naples, and after refitting at Malta will proceed to Syri►, and Vice-Admiral Martin will return to Malta. St Jean d'Aere and Orice remain at Malta. Her Ma jetty's ship James Watt arrived this day from Can lM, where she had been relieved by her Majesty's ship Ex mouth. James Watt will probably have to proceed to Eng land to be repaired, it being doubtful if they can repair her in Malta. Greyhound is to proceed to Beyrout on the tat September, with the mails, and men for the Admiral. By her Majesty's ship Mespem, 95, invalids from the fleet left for England, and there ere about 30 more that will be invalided. There are in Malts Naval Hospital 200 patients from the fleet. The carelessness with which men are entered costs the country a very large sum of money and sadly cripples the navy, for the numbers invalided from the ships sadly takes from their efllciessey. Oonsumption cases appear to be portly increasing. The whcle number of French troops which have mend far Syria, are : officers, 238 ; non-commisaioned officers sad men, 6,089 ; 1,213 horses, and 46 mules. The French ham still to send to Syria the 73rd Regiment and the 106th Regiment of infantry, each 1,000 strong; and the 2nd Regiment of Zonaves, also 1,000 strong ; and the Ist Regi ment of human, 680 strong. OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.--SOUTH AMETON, ItISDAT.—The Ceyl on e left here to-day with the Calcutta and China mails. took out about 150 pass. semen, amongst whom were Sir C. Oakley, the Hon. Maa. R. Deummond, Lieutenant-Colonel Ellis, Majors Laurel! and Orr ; Captains Staubmy, Heckford, Purgneem, Shaw, Hutchinson, sad Watson ; LirataDta Tottenham Pauli, Will4ol 3 ,l l amourt. Armstrong, and Richards; Dr . ! Far. gram, and Veterinery:Surgeon J. M. Wilson. Amongst her cargo were 736 boxes of treasure ' worth 198,731/. via.: for Modes , sovereigns sad half-sovereigas, worth 3,3401. 10s. • silver worth 75., and gold thread and jewel ' lery worth 11661. 10s. ; for Calcutta, bar silver worth 16,000., sad precious stones, jewellery, plate, and watches worth 1,487/. 15e. ; for Singapore, gold cu worth 4,7354, and jewellery worth 63/. ; for Hong Kong, dollars worth 78,7751., bar silver worth 22.740/. and watches and jewel lery worth 1201. ; for Shanghai, har silver worth 44,3541., and dollars worth 26,4301. The Hamburg sod American steamer Teutonia also left here for New York. She took out upwards of 500 German antipode, a full cargo, a Hamburg mail, sod an English ship mail SIR JAMS OUTRAN II ARMEN TO ENGLAND. Sr Janes Outram has returned to England to recruit the health shattered by hard work in the exhamting climate of India, and we are sure that the feeling which umpired the valedictory addressee of the one country will animate the warm welcome of the other. In the old days of the East India Company, there would have been meetings of dime tors and meetings of proprietors to do him houour and to confer upon him more substantial rewards, and a public banquet at which the dower of the Indian service in Eng land would have been invited to meet him. Then things have now become mere traditions. But such a man as Sir James (harem will not be suffered to return to the country for which he has done so much, without a hearty, gratefut reoegeition of his many and great services. This autumns/ season of the year, which witnesses the periodical dispersion of the upper ten thousand, may be unpropitious to an imme diate demonstration, but °etre= has fixed himself too as curtly in the affections of the great profession to which he belongs, for this to be the cause of anything more than an incidental delay.—Homereard Mail. THffISIONTAL TO A Slur's CAPTAIN.—The follow ing gratifying testimonial has been presented to Captain Craig, of the screw steamer Prince Alfred, now oft Graves aid : " We, the enedenigned, paesengers on board the Prince Alfred, cannot part from you without expressing our gratitude for the very great kindness we have received at your ba nds during the voyage from Leith to Loudon. Lan -Ims.fails adequately to convey our deep sense of the y treatment we have, one and all, experienced, not only from yourself, but also from the steward, stewardess, and others under your command ; but we can assure you that we shall long remember the pleasant excursion we have had under your care. That you may long be spared to ex tend to future passengersin your admirable vessel the same friendly and hospitable @erne= which you have so generously shown to us is the earnest prayer of your grate. ful servants." Signed by about 160 first mad second class ponwaigers. THE COLLISION ON TIM SIERZWBII7III - AND HIED. VOID R.ULWAT.—LUDLOW. MoNDAT.—Mr. dolma, cora merchant, of Shrewsbury, who, it will be remembered, was one of the rummagers by the down train on this line of rail way on Morley last, which train met a goods train on the man line of rails with the frightful consequences already reported, died last night at the Craven Arms. Mr. Jobaou modved a emenasion of the brain, and it wee feared from the first that the consequences would be fatal. The cause of the meeting of the two trains on the same line of rails is now pretty well ascertained to have arisen from some mil apprehension or misoopving of • telegraph message. The Shrewsbury and Hereford Medway is • single line railway, and trains are so arranged aa to meet at certain station,' where there are sidings, by means of which they jaw each other. In this way the traffic bee bean carried oe with safety, any irregularity being provided for by the free use of the electric teleg ph. On this occasion it is believed Use clerk iniwopid the message ; and thus two trains were sent to meet each other, with the fatal consequences already narrated. The circumstance will be fully investi. gated by the coroner. CHURCH RATES AT PLUMEIIIAD.—COUSidevabIe agitation prevails in the parish of Plnmstesd ea to the pay ment of a rate made by the vestry for the purchase of Lind to enlarge the churchyard. It appears that at one of the vestry meetings the vicar refused to pant a poll as to the questiox of adjournment., and upon this and other • large number of inhabitants have refused to pay r rate. Several defendants yesterday appeased to answer sum monses at the Woolwich Police-court, Mr. Meadows White attending to support the rate. After hearing evidence as to the mode in which the rata was made, Mr. Trail! de. 'lied to adjudicate, sad • ease was than taken, eating forth the whole facts, to be submitted to the Ecelesastiod Court. Sr. ANN'S CHURCH AND PARSONAOH, BIRKEN HEAD.—Ths Birkaihead Conuniasiooses have sanctioned the eel. to Mr. John I.aird of NO square yards of land, adja. cent to St. Ann's Church, for the erection of • personage house. Mr. Brassey, who built the church at hie own coot, and presented it to the diocese, intends also bullshit& the home. Mr. Laird is to purchase the land at 3a. per yard, with a reduction of 6d. per raid the building is erected within • year. St. Aan's is =tended for the means modation of the men who are employed at the various large works at the north end of Birkenhead and their families. THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY OF PAINTINini.-.-Thil exhibition will open on Monday next. The paintings, of which there are nearly 1,000, are of an unusually fine de. seriptioe, and chiefly consist of works by British artists. There is one remarkable pieture, however, hy Gudln, the marine painter, of France, the enbjet of which is the opening of the Cherbourg Docks by her Majesty Queen Victoria. The Academy s prise bar, we understand, been securest by Faed, the subject of this artist's picture b e i ng I "Listeners never hear any good of themselves."