The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

• • WSPAPER 1 4 1 A ' • 7 * .i tt 'AY I I k\ " Anil MI ."-:•• • . , .1 I . 4,0 • I XI • ' I • • 11 1 41 • '4ll-, •a: i "It 4..4 ,b 9.24 'f•• 7.t..1 J/.% .4 ,•,) L.. ‘: „ . . •ssaadX3 ' • ": ; *LIZT4I:7" •'m 7 . 17131 '1"'" Na 4,422. J 4 - S. Additioal.):"":-....I7VirOPENCE. LONDON, MONDAY OCTOBER 15, 1860. nvERLAND ROUTIL-001CIRTNIOATION by MAN Ow MIA. At'RTIAL[A, , ROM. 11 0 pIDINSVIAII wed OkLUITAL 1 We= coma T 1001 PAWNOR= awl reset amp W Mr soramir. labs. lap, Ogeiuge, Mobs% adrift pl 1118114 wad Cleft bp Uwe anwere Unewr MI, .11101, An modelb etiagille. S yalb Alks. rad epikwy, by tem ear lie wee: are to bossisa. A is Ws wok W Wyeity. by ler ibrimas Writhe . 0 11 a sil = d ma 86.1 = 1 :1 she Cimpisf • Cask 114 MINIMINW*II4 LC., tawes . or elrestfittk Otaialmease wigICLY MAN OOKKUNICIATION to Nor TOILIL—Ths =mom. irsw mamma MEP COMPANTI~ /Mr eillprweed rem din =I . "" m ineff"Vior a " MirllW TOOL mu, Wiarrobei. WeJardsh Oet %. And ~1 seelleibir Weilmokr. Calla pram IA 17. sad II plank sa g e• Illtassouses. ..iiiWas. rummi poems I WINN& primeises Poolgallm kir 011owlb 1111•1 W bolsi Om. se yym Argis rter.:l4=.lot4tuismoriMilapalrerbolarsigusl. from LIVERPOOL to AIMILICA vii M. Moe. b M~w =mow omor ie s= comooso DWI AN Monday. net. IS. AIIiiIJMAXON Tlt amity, OK Is. Multi AIITNICAN. TM:mint Now. 1. alakaxmo mod 30awallAN .": a r dis t.. Mee id :—IPIrol ellm i 4; MI : 16111 r. tollies. IL: ilink ST It isiSl es PIS T. INS" itillrldilt* wosl4 tied am pero d Cddi sed as dodos T *took ft rslaa-11* *Naar = wily le WEL N' NULLS. I W• 11.41,101. to ROTTIRDAM ad tha kEU &VIM—TM Iltothorlooll PlawboalOnam woo owl lowoollo twomdio lIATAVI W. rom Stow olit=ll. WNW and m0w17411 :Wen= ~ =l/2. from Was ...4............ sumyrimmaftw= mar M. 4 1 1 1 . 7., git M.1.61{111115. sod to IN ilreerbri Oupory. n. 11w4isakValle. ell to Ifr. PrIZREIBURO, via. (kingly. nip 11•1416 Gear Llefre I■ll Awl / IS , ir Air Captain 21 doer dutzuk ... t . t= rid Irm days.—Fer Li rTI), 011AVIK ► Filarto BRZIIIN. The North German i es les pewial seirrarimir OCIWALSIL Capiega Aim lON lis.• a& 1 pkta. as WIZIMMIDAt from ell lonely- Was. kmlY al.ere istalks • assumesdalia fry per mom 'NM . tl o- bre ails. SI . dock, 10a. lam it a Isre awl a lialL—Par spvk to nrtuarni. /4 NM 1111Minft I=ma. am LC 11ECIll s en aod k A T SAO LwA T FRANCISCO PERNAM suTio: I. 1111.:11111f BIM lie Ns I2R I, \e Il itir ate II A l: al 1.1:11 Nd of the di Owirmy will he Mil at ilk Loodou Tama. IS lIIIIIMAY. Ihr =ad Ja) of D. tol.cr amil. et lef (S• wll si day mad Sam it la Intended Hat the iedineelp pilerrol aseilug Marais retroervol for the wpm ed aid to or di.rentlng from thr et • VII rrlin sa l i t bi ll %nitrated to 3ppl) r . l• th• s ee*lon. for l o arar to rt rulate 41141 it KllllOll itl e rel if lie Cofop•BY. and a 4. to alter aml muddy the cd aereistios of the Company . letietrtble chi) of October, 110. W. H. WILLANT, k►at+ry. A LBERT and MEDICAL LIFE ABE:MANCE otrtNy, ;. Antes.'We Mira. tusk. LW- EetshiMadam • . _ _ _ sirdleal, I awl Obeneed Zak Aatm aae i e t ) h av „, 2 Men wills She Ailevrt Life Amorshee roseipai.y. the holbeem win hissedarth be “relevi tb,.ete,re Mb. tetunoilatol Pun I t weeds 000,000 Subeetibect apttal . =Capital Inman team We Premiums upv of tte.ooo llie sew business Is uow peasmalag at the rats of woes than 05,000 per tenant Wren Preform lk llor,ata's Report was OM lad valuation of lIMLIDtIw awl of and time stainmeata et amounts, It appeared M that tioe dui the sartatas la favour of the Albert busbesas Mom, aber prodtbut of miry liability was =to. be amount pad la ea pilaw sadin claims s 3 rtitebea to anorr Om eight hundred tl , oontini pounds, 111:,111Y WILLIAM AVITII, Actuary. C. DINGUS SINGLIt. se :Way. NOTICE of REMOVAL from 3, Old Brosdirtireet, te et CORN ULM LC. The RAILWAY irAllelLYOUtir AIeURANCII COMPANY Moues eialmet an ACCIDINTS whether RAILWAY°, othwertee. An Amiga t of ILtsaares el,ooo et death tram Accident le MI meekly 6M Maury. On MVOS la e'er; TWILLVE lamed IN *tared yearly by ACrIDVCT. no Extra premium for obutteme PM farther tatorambon apply In the Provloelal Agents, the Bahia plemeaa or to 11w bald tellae. TlYOleepany without colon with coy other, has paid far eon pemallon IMAM W. J. TLUf, &realism. Wimp lemon Amman Compaa,p, Oarsten. L' t' Awed LS. MI 13ANIC OF LONDON, rtir....l•••A•auves mit 'IR JOH% VI Illstr r Vr,Clutirrass. lifh tint VII rif FRITS. so., Vlser%airman. LATTHiu MmeattALL. JCL. 63 . Ammer I'IUtENT AtXut 714 opened W 'meths properly intro. demi. mei interest allured os esamem u..s rr itZt Lir MD I MN DingilllT. subject to neves days • 41.. e otthaniesl, tie: rote of Interest co shish is rseutsted th sslue ut norm. as aassessiti Mee Nos w time by pub lic el.. rthereent, tie preseet rule begs, I per cosh el act . L 4 It Iflnts sad izr rims of cilium issued tree of chirp. payablo is all paru at IM tumid. sn.l sales .4 -.tuck effested. Dividends rseeles.l, and detrnpuoes st booking busthest trsasacted as the utast Mum C. J. IL ALUM, liserstary. HANU ELL LUNATIC ASYLLIL—Peru.ms •Illibg to t.o. tiir cupplytna the etritehaseted lastlln Nee with Flt it' R trot the 4b4 of teethe, Imitate tithe 1111 at Match sett. are tedmated 4, Mid isded TINDIMA E A. Emnsol n.. Licataittei iit cadgers at the asylum at Haat/cll. 1.1. .hwLM llll'att.t Y. the Illth henget, sad to att. nd Owe per.mali) t th.it imur .l So ammo and oddment, ot tire re 1414.1.111.0 nth blank toms In elite htM tend., ling ha teak the hem id rimiest* say be teen 'Ube up... =WO ar at is; tat The ecietialtate aid scut haul to arral4 lac hiweet cer say et the Madera WSW tlib Ith iley of I octane taah I 114111.101 W/JOIIT. Clark lo lie Vitale's. Vesicles Neese. lbrlunme-gress. LI. nkllll ADVANCES MADE, 'without delay, by 11.1 Os LONDON INTIOTKIINT CIDWAST (1.2114., 014 dopeak, bilb of Ws. etbar Ergern: l ;. eti.),Lis by ow kmalmants. hr un U su 1:110101. 1 271 1 .= biome 01 am Gad ts owl Pnipaines mil Isms 100 ineeplayes. AXDZINfJAILIII lisasitas We,Am. ITICE Demoiselle Gmbeveis _potairsie dr. to *Ayr < 041~ VEL Aisfuser, X. A. IL Post mask lailiaL N ANTS YZAZGAMIL—. .rxerumlTE HIJOUTIRIE COURANTE. MOUELD4 6 111'1 tri les IPAZAIQIIII.'—W4'YMI34 'TIP( awl Pk.m.1 , 6%. harts( bola bamosped withs Ylisidass 11.4.314 pvi. I wrozoled by We re. 11 . •11.. ring trstimo.siol. neepeethilly thefts palls Is ma bbry their i1.t..4 the .'II Al NS lin4 ellselly• Moriabillet Si JIDILLEAV. all areh WA the prevalent DATIILL4TUN sad t. llbit!..o444mala& /Ifromfaatry, 10. Ilguri. •trrei amen, W.C. lblablisholl A.D. 1794. Sery• irmaile .4 lluilto end Jegrening/4 desk ILK 110 eet.. 6 h.tle.hs ekoee at 6 In the retail& awl ea liatardspi A SAVING at POUR SHILLINGS per Wl= ia Ow Item at a 11011•4, Swaim with a siuoirr nit, Alin AT. owl a:. imapees• eamileliaa, Wand ta• en off Mom Parria.esk tlatelLlMl POOD OA t i • =et - fp,. gum 1610aCaidlielarne• Ittaga.araaa litalaml prism: Ilmervia, essadsbar ands. wil• oassaar. aa. nor., cuataillas ale 11.•110 r 4611. Car.. Mot pild 1.. may rollinsy simaNL — . lo4 , Obi IF tab' .40.1=4144.25e1a recalred la every lowa ober, wee me IBM—Port free, three 'damps, a TPLATIeII txrtaixixo Mean. 0A111:121.11 Dint 71N? 1111•14111101 t \TS le Aanwicw. 101!)11 aMne Ibi ' , CALI?! Ul Me, elierslip terse will sear kept? U. ONO . aed Wed weeet wirre la tab eel .ua•ut •a: primp • , ala•bl• devateratera Y.al wee lave esteilee I•r WiIIICOM, Nene bee epeesantslave inineriale lsoimilp .lute W see Immo...La end ae hail eidliso2 4 =— T. , Is obtained ekh el levera dee leas lele DIALO.a e... dtia.e.s • Ma lie libeesetelree. W Ant Mee'. • and 22, est Lielpnewilk car. • rb. br Weer, mane reeder prommOnentli superior ed 'lessee( eppretel embolism 7•••••••L' —Observer. • e treat.. • be raid hy who yahoo Irak IN thee 'Pee wet WV te. k wow? awl =one aammikir 1.. v • • we. rep. es it le ••••••••4 parthedialy to ••••• auer. and test tis ...erase to Use adellennest Is up 141.81 n ploy& I.lwrtli &MIPS. the . 9. INIA W.A• re. leaner, ileac. Liverpool: M. Seteielevel. 10Zr...trig COPAIMM or BAOCHARATZD LW —Cwasibe rad asbabs nq deabasak the bad •' II • . ho ttbaeadleaeareetarealidae bete sad mall. owl 4.1")..11 ...Malty palm, guineas. sad 11• 0111 k dle4rke•ea )r. J. 1••• ganraugul In mialerlar Aeon vainsbls ammulinsee 'Sang g peTteatly lignusiona. by Inareelne WO all im a i n t eragive proyergieu This propeleiSas hoe b P. 1,14 academy ”f Ilediciaa. alter ow am • tingle In Yule mail U.. dillerrai L•edso lila ea. 7111 1• • hey a, end st Itutlenloniew's. asks the me et c• 0.4 glak. " liusad." 3•1. Sand Dec ie. i.st TMecTabiae. which Ls la harm im..lr pima effects • trig In Munn six itays, allibahi temet se egg nw a.m." P. , . 4a. 4.1..• h ea= 4 . 1111 2 4 1 1 : gI a, /mall 4.1. mist. 414, flayassrliwh : US. and all au mut swanning ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITU- T/DN.—TM r= OisoMoo of tab loollOollia 11 , 111 AL to Ibo pa PIM( WIT AMILUT=472 So loot els IS or flab of as Ouloty. It Ms sagr i V 1= min of PM* Ism loomod el& year 110 Pomo A* InVablatims. MON ,f 1 maw ci4PILLII. Pp* Cluingsa. No 14, Jobradnek Aleaktbk Oct. 3110. sAmum—iiimr.. Wm. gm C osa owl : Melo oat Oa owl al tie Loollooshoa. QT. JAMLTS TITIATRE, King-strut, St. 1--ftio wow st=par, Mr. AIJUND WIGAJI. LAL I. Uri this Theatre win be In °care rs. = t. of Yr. •1.2.11) WIWI. Tb. entertain...awn at •ma see= rareco : w ta. by laraltallar 111%. la air& Kr. :rate Yr hi t ilar ter Ware yam a Cork Vary Takk a rra. Pradr. isa. solid Itbe Way of Oka Plareeka. earesat an draase k sod Asearallsas i m ar . IspoOspitallsrallsa beat arab eIIE a Apr le dr MM. Mt if al sadism la ill parts of lb. Plaid Ms beam sses aid theraimi%4l=aad ventilstak —J. I Mesa Ma- HIICKLZYS perform EVERT NIGHT lima Mahardy al $. Mt W 4 Piccadilly - : Ans. a.: (Maim la—Mid caw open ban 19 UM day. NATIONAL A88111:13LY ROO HIGH ..a. M ‘ IMI le above =sad SALL speak *lib le in boot OM be the 111ASOZI. Tim nem{ elabarals beasiovemeala Mee ratateped this ilas anablialohillb nal I.l l : 2•oo lrAmt M lta% eiv-hhatall apati ah Mpilmiss. AADZGYLL ROOKS, Wiadarnpuirest, Picea- . E S ISOPre a r .s tts imga lNer b =t i r di r b r i IV ; Z s. D = oola. .. Corlsoled Wan. ainalb odos at II o'clook. ZWINING of the THEATRES for the INTIJI SIALSON.—ETANFVB mosaillosell MUSIC old A ROR Corsalliardm—Oratlssaa 'biting ',radon sill OM Mar inaksze= fi rargroaidad fur at the above astablishawat. AIN Is worth a veill—aa• budied M W eisbay Panesll77l4 rear amber Ira dais la art sod wham+ Panting'. arrasa KW Peppers stew err taring. PEI LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, Ilaymarkel—Uyea rot to speed pirmat uvulas se to Or LOWDEN PA Or lust roma fa Lagoa, art ttt tut COMMIT Advauisa (by retrielimat Yates) id.— Dowttag Allen lfike %Deka la FRZNOH VINNYARD ASSOCIATION, ricabik. Q WU. I alallTkr -eb =• nand.. as. psr da. aIIgaIMAIPAGISI an and an .. la ea aid: Wit, Ob. and Ma fin serAnd • pal wawa a lis Anon aro at tram& listan and nsgs Ina ARMENIANS PORTS, at the reduced duty le lim, illolks lu Ploglaud). =M a ra Tuud. WlCr il sor di llo3lll. me% gle4=lau sw ur of 40 yeses pitreerta It me et Ibmilil=l. L 23116. aledlladireet W. Frigh the wood, !Ifa. MI flat &Zen : alder vbs. US, Ns ; M 7 Mlle Mel% eft. 113.. Ma, to kW ; Peeeertbee amid time trim, Sea and 110 a. , superior i 6.., 4 5. ., Ns., as : OK, I na Ms . old Ism lad's, eta : 4311313 Madeira, Illa ; burrisaiu., 24 : St. lutists. Us. : fit. tateples, IMe. M 7 kWh, claws, renew trout Us to 106 .. Prlssil lift elk wig& whoa. MUDIEN SELECT LIBRARY.—Tbe widest chadors gives at Ws library to every meat work or eni aelutv%ledgied alt or sewers' Interest In hirer), tdo popish_ release. pattesisbL i L ais rawl, aod the higher class at Re tro. Masa rats eS creeds 130,1)00 volumes per ✓am sobsarkpliga. re guinea zwr annorn, commenc. tag all erg . Bar agriliesh lowa sad village Marrs. mad Mangy lesliSulss melba so liberal trim Prospectors sot la slitslasd liMia...-Chsetss Lewd Nulls, New Loudon ; Cessistrset. lisaasstar; Yew • 111righar. WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRZBENTB. 10DR/0111111 4L Piccadilly, Invites attention to his ol•gant [MOCK of DAMMING CUM, TIAVILLIMO DIM& LtiO MO6, DESPATCH /0111, WAIL' _Cain Work Bourn Jewel ( Yam, LADIDE lirrICULE and CAMIAON MOS of srerT doesziption; 111110. MAL YOUNT= INVILOYE BiJnTI NO-100M, and 1211/TAI IJ6 en mato; lout (Yokota Nettle& and Giorn larr, tie 11W PATENS nis-cuienva Su la -SLIDE, atm a iin variet of XLMANCLI3 and NOVELTLIS entaiblo for PIPIIN TtTION, too meow to' enrinerrein hall 1111111111 T 111DVIVIII 42.21.1.611 Li too dumb= Embilernsi6 MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of world-temod SOM:11 TEOUSLILS. at 10 p Pair, is not connected with any person imitating and admtiMng in his nanas.—Yr. Mkt as 4 address le 7g , 132.001[43T IT, tIANOVILiteQUALL. TOUR= IT/171t, uncuasocxxsta. at. STDIIIITHAM TROUSERS, 17a. ed. the 011.111111 molt of consummate, free-Matte, In the choicest we7 6 a of tta moos, inervellon. for the race of maim ladadis bate and etILL Waldo:eat to match, fie ed. Oxonlan Cost. Mit —Wren 1110T111118, 9, Ludgate hill. onialll2ll mid showers—on race-couroo, or fftamessebasib—rmab. the el.wet tse : ALPACA rAurcrr3 l I IVIRCOA of sad Maps, at 10a. mat Us 61 .—M mia by MY ftlpbtatilL =HAM BOYS' PLAIN surTB, 245. ; iliiset 17allienas from 10e.-14411 ouly by 111AILUIL 111, ladgateAlll. SYDINHAII DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, yrs. it am* ll.llea. llstla only by WI UV, 11410111=1, Ilk Lolob.-MIL MODIRATI PIICE.4 with OINTSAI. ZICILLINCL RMOSES and SON ant confidently smart that they poem advantages mat in olden ane quint begged es mei • I sag War HO in Hu Trade. earl aro asabhml to Mho • =ALLY 000 D Ala ICLE at • VERY f'; wr CL The alabildlfal Calton we iegioyed. madams bitity of ineAndal and weehmasteg /Wed an. THL ntsPonn DIU' INT b thrall daily mph:l:gibed trots the bout Rom sad Illartretn THE LCADY.MADA INV re Dar nuned with an 113111111■11111 11116111111Plii of goods for an dares mod occepattons . slay a genie variety of Clothing for illegalise el 6II TZ L 1108tI1T mad DILUMEY, HAT and CAP, mad 100? and WWI lisrasniirm contun a rarefulboatected sleek id the hal ad sweet Ihrelmatares. MA UMW sw nude ax be approved et. It it be ex ohmage; as the tataisyrensinsd. =mhlltalis p z i rmaglan , f . M_tres : M or tlt h ar i i rft Bask o st MY& Mos tor delkastannamst. and Id et Pella Alas Uri pahihisq ma elahmeat• pima at Ihdr Ctty _ _ Over et VI Nokia rod ALMA= mid Jrzw onvaasr /Lk:LT. Omni et MIAJLT4TAIZT. she Dradived Yadoldre. TOURISTS and IXCURSIONISTS an Bull/ provided for at WOW and RON'4, iTHHCiLLYT TAILOL. 4 . lIATIMLN 110.111:BA iOcrTMAusek, te . eorixr nf MIN 'MINA aad ALUUATI and Omar of NKW o:C4okb-rammer mod HART , and £4ldlor4 and saisaid. Terfolgirs lima Romp_ ,1111 D Improved, awl Bisatified AA, b tha use at BOWLAit fir MAGMAS 01L—It prevents 'Mb QOM falling of iNt grey, siresatbeas weak bait. 4.11111EN0 from wad Isadela , sad maim IS Imaatirnily. sots. =and 0811111. 116 drienika la MISS of beldam is roan salve ; amml la the pew& al Waiskaft, Ike fwd aad isistiodaillos la its stimulative ogarsaloa. For tildidrem It la aparelly rimmarhalled, or forming the bad, of • beasilbel Mad d lair, wills its lalrednrtien lulo tEo m of ad WINIINSIW constantly received of Ito Oa bail ad mar larch of IN manta Priaa fa ad.. Ta. VI& dL hau ar dour small . and Ile. per bottle. Clantlaa—Ark hr Isafthir Illasaaver 04." nokl at fa Natter grim art at drakes ord sselsossoo. TIMPOTATO eltOP ne laiwits. —A similar letter ire be adhered by tbe Ireer4aw Ommeindeser to the bred et pardisee of each peee4ser ors is Wird with isetrietioss for aeey., as asiieipaied retread premiere ea its funds. The toissam say that the intelliresoe whisk has vemobid them wain the state of th e potato area le Inked shows teat a gnat Lee by blight ha' adrmdy ocearred L mans localities. The NortArre Whip says:— " There is mate camera about the potato crop. The re pel% ben dr atrium districts are of • most conflict. lag chmaster. It appears from the Poor-law Commis sioners Warm that they are in pore... Noe of atrtistica pre en's a widroepmed failure ; sad we hare bad ounares report. from a rebel& mane in Meath and Louth elech indicate a general deficiency In the crop in that part of Ireland. Bat, ea tee Mbar head, we ban had many reports whirls agree with that from Newto guards, to the elect that, though one-third at the preemie crop may ban de. eayed, or be in proem of Ara , the remaining two-thirds would to aboadantly to the farmer, while • musiderable • el tee muddled dimmed potatoes would be • far pie feet' Tin AXIMIIIM difeetOTS Of this ceeepeay have contracted with Meows. Tree*We end Rd tea. 4 Stockton, for the eenntructiun et tlici railway. The line will he 26 nuke in kw* It will leers the Blyth cad Tyne aal North•Reaters Railways at Norpeth, sad pees on to the wuth aide of the giver Worsted. by Odd , id• sad M al ' don ; the Doe, mode/ the illassbssk halow North Riddle ton, it will proceed by tips sue Ms if Oidabo, Rey, sad Woodburn, sad Ma the &Am Casaba Rad way at Ilasimasib. The rot eislies if the seaway, ex =Ktvs.e Ray* sistess nide' or le Wile •110phisill within sightssa mesas. mukre• 7 . ; HER MAJESTY'S THEATER. The second perform/me of Robin Rood Cla ftittudey mealier has ocimpidely seploned the MOMS the And night. The house was, if paellas, fulleri.nall Ike Mame were even more demonetmlive k thali same mime d admiration and pleasure. The ophrice of the pab- Es rettatiag -Ike twits of this dos work ham Nee beta kU W &libelist* pnomineed, sad its place emir the umeisiplecos of the waked stew defialtkrale bacedc emeakis far as, la addition to what we ,ha nos d the sigh% performaim to nmatiost fey of I" peons w 1! mama to realm %arrested impramice. The overtime, than% pusher s little toe alma% is Ime suited to SW =Week Its tykes chartable is beilleated by the soft iehadasisey sink el the wind Ineethmanles, sad by the sweet ussiedism theme Am= runs through the mommisid, mixed up and pea , treated with bold, hepaticas pampa, which nee t .s o res t max of brilliancy. The op en i ng scene , i n the MO of Nottingham, with the chorea of men torsi* ermoefi l , VOWS opismiag, while we hear mingled with their mink the hurrosiegus canted as la • mesa, by Allan m•Dali led Ale mis squally pretty Sad daabalid Abode sae., " Mime &Mem woks with early kora." which de anastiter has companions with a tale of SOO of Sabin Hood's cupid% h quite an "old Tartish ditty," aseesdiegfy quaint racterietic. Madams Lambe dalecTos mei amat far the charge. and spirit with whisk &Mt tsteltsdr, sb speaks the words. The dustbins Inagua Weals, (Wok's Hoed) sad Maria; " Whealavms aua pried; 'is ow et the gems of the osiers. It is full at teedenesse r sad its star pinny is not at all impaind by the brilliant cadenza wipit which it teiraisalies, and which expresses the rapture of parted lowers meeting. The singing of this little duet by Madams Shaniapbes sad Siam Reeves in the perfections, immune sad execution. The tamed° which follow,* I " A dark and trooldoca time is thin, " between the Sharilk . . . Nl6llO, and Lockstep, is rearm/table fur the gnindear of Me i solo prow (sung by Mr. Sustley) with which it open% 1 end for the broad sued clear harmony of the three parte, Mirka's ballad, "True love in the heart," is anothei gem. It is simple in the esteems, its compass lying withal tin limits of an octave ; and it shows that the fair pax femme is as inn& a mietrim of the eentsMile es of the; brews style. Then the Sompoesr makes his appears/Ks and sings one of the meet admirable songs in the opera, " The monk within Lis cell "—a picture of the jolly . ecclesiastical life of those days. It requires • full, round, neeteens voice, peat compass, and the power of taking' wide intervals and executing rolling divides', none of which things are possessed by Mr. Honey, who is there fore unable to give due effect to one of the most remark- able 771 , tirealll in the opera. We must add, however, , that though Mr. Honey =not sing this song, be acts the' character with much humour and effect, and takes his part in the concerted pieces hire a madam. The next salient. ferniest is Leekeley's meg. " Englishmen by birth ere free," a most energetic strain, most energetically uttered, by Beeves. He was applauded load and long, with erica of " spoor.." But he made his bow and retired, both on the tint and second night ; and he answered in the rune way every other call of it similar kind. This wee duo dose by Madame Sherrington end Mr. Bantley ; and if sock eminent performers continue to ace ermaistentiy in declining every encore we may hope for the total aboli tion of a practice which has grown to such a height as to be a disgrace to the musical stage. The finale to the first act consists of a round and chorus, " May the saints protect and guide thee"—pare and beau tiful Niglio& mimic followed by a dust, " Good night, good night !" between Locksley and Mariam. Thus the act dome in an uncommon manner—not with a chorea or full concerted piece, but with the sighs of two parting lovers, while, as the curtain falls, the stain dice away into silence. Robin Hood's festive song. with its lusty chorus, " The grunion. soaping Norman run," im in the way of piing bawdier popular*. Ws ern t, . Tidikp RR-, 4dimostaiwemdmire trim • ' ROOM HOOD. The grasping, rasping Norms Me I never could &bade ; I would my staff could leave & trace On er'ry Norman hide. But there are sundry moments, when To love t►ers I inclms : We comma always hate the men Who brought us sparkling wins. licitoeun. Confusion to the Norman ! Corte, pledge me, brother mine ; Confusion as the Norman ! we'll drink it in his wine ! BODIN ROOD. To ran:moils my love end hate, found aa may way Whenever wine's braeow'd by fate, I drink, bat never pay. I drink, end feel my comege gknr, As With I file divine; We're readier still to thrash the foe, When we have guard his wine. CTIORI2N. __ - _ Confusion to tio Winne ! Coins, pledge me, brother mine; Confusion to the Norman! We'll drink it in his wine ! The muds of this songs thoroughly English—English la character and spirit, in rhythm and scale. The flat.seveath la the thud bar is sullicient to stamp its nationality. It created. both aighta, a fescue in the house ; but still Yr. Reeves, with moat laudable firmness, resisted every call for its repetition. This scene of madcap merriment ends with the Sompoom's sanatory performance for the amusement of the company. The tune to which he diuteee, while the calm lash in chorus, is admirably shame Artie. Its isepanam whirl is enough to make osie's head taro road. Hoary smarts this acme capitally ; .pining round with the rapidity of a dancing Dsrvise, and throwing the house into • continued mar. From this scene of jollity we are carried to Marian's bower. She sings • scene which brings to miad Agethe's famous seems is the Feriae/sets—not from say plagiarism or imitation cm Mr. Macfarrea's part, but from the exact anilarity of the 'Situations, which /wearily led to similarity of tmatineut Mariam, like Agatha, depends for happiness on her lover', success in the ap proaching trial of skill in woodcraft. Each meditates is solitude on her hopes and fears—each prays earasetly that her lover may conquer, and at last in dulges in rapturous aatisdpatioas of happiness. The meek of the two monologues, tandems, is very slake is sea strustios ; bet this is without any prejudice to Mr. Mao famas originality. His scorn is full of beauty, paavico, ad fine orchestral effects ; aad the concluding burst of joy does not yield to the parallel pewee in the PredacAatr. It is most arduous for the ringer, and enabled Madame Sherrington to display her uesurpaased toss! pease. The finale to the 'mooed set exhibits the games and revelries of Nottingham fair, is which some of the moat striking in cidents of the drama are interwoven. It is a maslierpiem of constructive skill, in which it is worthy to be compared with the finale" of ilosirt, A uter, and Member. In the middle of this stirring music there is a seatimeabil balled for Lockiley, "Thy gentle voice," which is eat of plea and is moreover a leette inclined to astalsy-pemby. U Mr. Oxeaford wrote the words, it must have bees to amply with the exigencies of English opera by furnishing 1111011- thing fur the muido-shop. The air is pretty, though soma what commonplace ; but Mr. Iteeves's singing will make it profitable to the publishers. There are two or three ether things of the same kind, which are certainly blemishes, la sot very great one. The last act (ass often the case) is comparatively &art. It includes a little dust for :Himont! Allac.a•Dale, " Omit est plague in life is love ;" very pretty, but identical in its theme with a well•knovrn duettino is the Sillierfleil ; • magnificent scene for the Sheriff, "The solace of my waning years is gone," sung with great power and deed by Mr. Smiley ; a beautitel song sod chorus, " Sew of les peen weak" fur Marian ; a 'mod sad impassioned essea. " Vim was the proud ambition," being Robin Hood's amsdibitions, fall of sweet and bitter fancies, in his prison ; and, lastly, the final chorus, iotertnixod with florid solo purges, snug by Madame Sherricgton with the utmost possible bril liancy. Haring already borne our tantrum, to the erotism of the first perfortiiimice, we have ugly to add that the sesead was still letter ; sod, io particular, that the erehesits art the chore. p 1..) led aed smog with /eater easeetime art 0110-11". than 16rforr, thou g h i n both nagoate tioro IWM room for improvarat • NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OCT. Is. —ATIVINTMINTS. —Mid airman J. X Mug* was Fists. Acting Third.claas Assistant Engines, W. Rowley, to tilt Was, as supwassaassry. DEVONPORT, Oct It. The Ocriew, steam-sloop, 9, Commander Shim Edda! on Friday ar ca . ter the eouth-eitet nowt of Amara*. oat of The Donegal, 101kOdit enry eptiain H Broadhead, wan team herko The pea paddle-when arrival yesterday with machinery Mean Woolwich for Keyham. The Rerhestar, lighter, ailed on Friday, with victualling sal ether elem. The theuresar, 101, mew, Captain Sotheby, was paid waffle ca Today, sad the roe of one watch granted a short leave of abeam. -- FORTIFICATION OP —We (Edin lama Ocanast) andentand that the War-office has now aoqMred from the Duke of Bueclench sufficient ground upon the *lead at Inchkeith for the erection of three littlefiha Two of the beanies will, we k bellealie phial Ettr=o r ilt I. la to the us s AipaiMa ih. ea the sout h It te be hoped that the works will ere long be .amommr...J !H 141711Tiza Mokitiarm 61 . 1010 taksifta r na VOLUNTEER Ott Tuesday last the 37th aims Volunteers were :mime at ervalwook by Lord, fbrdney, the lord-liente mat. At the ceedusion of the review a dnser took place, Major ]tae - fn the disk at shish Lied Egdney, Mr. Bays- f e =e l Z.P., Sir John Herschel, and other gentlemen, 1 compsay. I Sir J6O, Itmiscan spoke as follows !--After the many excellent speeches we have beard this evening, after the addition td MW& we have just been listening from our excel- I, lea ahairmia. combining the eloquent, of • Bade with the patriotism of a Sidney—(cheer}—l feel that any re nuke I may offer on Unto:onion will appear tame by coat- ' whom (Nob no.) In witnessing the splendid spectacle of ' this day, I have felt, be comma with every Englishman preset, seasatioos at once the wet elevating, the most ly in g . the rood ennobling which it is possible for the Mamma bosom b experisses (Cheers.) If I had been able I would Medi* mem have hem as motor be the ' semi then • awe @moister. I with. indeed, I wad Mil PIM miski—icheme—but though I cannot do the I may ern gime around and see some of the bearings el this Meat liallansl movement. (Own.) As a contrail* lle the Ilinaked mime which we ham witnessed this rom peacee 'of mom-resiesms, ad told 111 tharj ali erat 4 hem Wee Wine extinguished, sod el matins weed Use fa peace and amity with lath slime And fee Midi Weed to the dim el 4 ,B4meit bat we bid mew hoot this Emma el ism ma mesmairotal two ha edema le _ premse• el a sem raelity 'Awn* lar bees imageory ideas from the med. ,limed has bar position to rasimeis as eon- at the t Powers lof Europe, end to siteistaia the posfUes she must wet us* on the eralisraos d ami seer amid, or be dedcient in the mane of drill" wham the how „ . _ Ol carefulwi (Challo At the aims time erode so not to mak the the dile *drams. We have mach of " emend amilimmilthe s" be, timegh we stay sympathise with air soo le t ishimth melt a freedom a us easolvee enjoy, we ts im a ssi imob l io. their Amite, Yet EngLia4 be lb What an they? flien I saytemtorial • God forbid ! At the essmasseeneut of the r jellies lismiesetion it sees said the S i h the tras h With a view to the mule d Scily te the Wish mown. England's days of an I MEM, esit pet The English people 11= 2b wouldnet lau fog lee annexation of even an head Chisel or of even if it maths dassistesh eat ever glided ugh politic e lr t=anglerad has e nough ci annerstions— lo*glos Drift the diftesity of checking the shield depliallp iihia is thus aresmed, we know that the epee 4 eissobbidni car =boa premiss theme who are awittrZile ...6 Mia • jam and Mend manner, often very costly. 'lb, extent ,rik of s tts Ert .. ..aU ....— .. o Ws:the say at tien 4 V i i .d to i beilie... of Übe ii7be7Th;;;T 1.; 7.1.7417:1Zia; and 7 Ina :Zs which she his attained fivigland requires to show the mili tary cawity of her people. Ido not say that she requiems military glory or prowess, for in the put paps of &is land's history there is enough of glory sad what to last her for a century to come. ((leers.) t lead needs is that her as should be able tie si r lild pmeinam masa - mmined in dales= a/ their own maim wpm* M resist any attempt to crush that which has so long been our privilege sad our bialelght, or to destroy that self-government which is the Ode tad slay at England. (Cheri) 8o s s: xarrid.. Birshed why memo the. lad erar ds ent, and soliatis oneiF ie vitheire dna • tilt .tom. 14:6N is hast.) I eie Ws who believe tallei mat and dila of volunteer moviareek - lf it he patelearid is. bee Mike AM it will be minelais d the 111111111 i. noi only politically but socially. Maan hi rsiata illi t classes of society will be brought tamer be the ranks of the ride corps not at tracted by limi Imlaimset of gain, forced by no conscrip tion' influenced by ais sell& motives, bet coming of their own free will, all v eated by the common determin e tion to preserve is the ROM and liberties they passim fehrent) waters it whether this one be l' a Nassimie alai that a aehlanna—when upon the drill 411 , 01/iiieg ell ate mend' ; they wear the sane ' shedder to godlier, and ea they not all ' 14414 were, is their country's came ? uru s t= likely Was to make a man feel kindl , y ? And I trey hi onsenell if I add, as one of Zli lose m : i rubordinies advaateges to be dpOweilboss this movement, that it will be a very good th 4 *Jame of our young man to those principles et ellaillthe which it is most • should he pad be the imemsnds of their superior to realise 0 dam the assaniag of amt. (A Lunt.) a isothat it would be very = if who, poems* th. seeemowy tam% km =movement, were to sail aillawleillel de a wale. Reaves cat det the Ilse usey cant e m s dose the volunteer' will ha selW aeat .... . this country ; bet if this died he tie eN s, ' d the kind to which I Issmirltheed 'midi he adusble. (Heir, beer.) The wahimais harrest ' again returning thania fee the villa% wil assmed lib 11•14 amidst loud applause. The conteeta at Newton Abbot, under the auspices of the Devonshire Volunteer Association, were brousht nominally to a ekes on Friday—bat really, on &turd'''. Tax 40ra MIDDLIIIIIM (Carratr, LoaDox) Rust' VOLONICIIIL—This env. attended Divine service Ueda, seariotas at tie elan& of to. VT. =iti-equare. The corps mustered at brad , soon tea o'clock, where they were speedily ' 4evenl members of oin t er c =t y le th rlnial d4. to;P kill ohn above b7 400. The sermon woe . M.A. Before labs amend oda* the band el the 40th played " save the Quoin." The ',guinea then quitted the chur in the same quiet and onlerly manner in which they entered it, farad " fours" in the and pawned to leadquartem (Oray'egen). The = =ranaand soldierillos demeasona al the massage l d the admiration of all who new them. Tar 21sT MIDDLES= (CrciL. artivicti) Reamer. —The regiment will proceed on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to Wimbledon for target pract ice. On Wellies dziptehe Admiralty company will fire for the company's p ea the pas for the Part-odice companses will he shot for ce Thursday. the Mk November. , Tits Yourwriait Moving= mai Tai PAPUAN CATHOLIC CLESGT.—OH faday last the Rev. Path. 'c4 pireeded a sermon ia Aathaser Liverpool. la the some of the meow the row. verily oeveared the conduct of the V m s e a rm :4 sad Lewd very ma the swum= Maw of that airomah to l wientry. "He Mr. Come wee, however,. oraplialatal ersarry oe the valsolait area the earpiaiwelea at anal a body of new $ end la Jet addeet that whomever the nation taideedeiti mama of the rolunteme, er reliably their Ow would be reedy to of it. With mar 17P "Moon the people of this cantry bed nothing to be felt peat malefaction is thi redisselea, because believed that the pidealboad in this sentry, with the oz. minion of those vhNiar pole and workhouses, enjoyed mono real freedom this to any other mousy at the proud day. DEMOLITION OF INS PONLIC BATHE IN TEE lIMEMENAN•ROAD—TINI OFMINIve range of premise* which have bon fee a fang thee appropriated to the par= peblie baths of l.4weraws, Cieorgwetreet and wwwdeilreoh lienpsteadweed, are now in coarse al dose& the, sad Woes and shops of a superior class 100 to be lasted 4 the site el the old laildiag. The prod slterstions wE great a Zwee the routs to the iwriders stables of the Laos Igoe Welles ltallwe es. y dheetioe, aed mil/ WM** phone Is. Oa orkhelag of the spreeehee le New t a lt e =for nth: the Mow Oosiesery bee tee weeertsi Oral sal melee reemele *NA hoe for many years shiest beim the itewyettortemol. ot berm is the epee, with eimeraeme lea the• awe Dreemeideleseih ''+WM* OF THE srramaß ARC?* -- - XL - SHERIDAN KNOWLES ESIOWNSD. . We have already reworded the lone of the anew straws Amain the Baler A trepans received by the mem gives the follow* lit 4, the drowned :—Of the! clew—Turnbull (the mate), Lavers& (steward), Smith and Neel (fire**, and Birkman (the stewerdeo). Passengers— Xr. Sheridan Knowles . (dramatist), Mies Reeding, and Mrs. Betterworth and child, 'nig cones have also received the following particialarstrom Versestaßonea, who, writing from Harbors, near Lemsig, Juelsete Oat lid mays : " It is with feelings of the alp* 'beret that I have to announce to . you the Will Are of your ens steamer the Antic, at this plefroorrldeli beepened nadir the following clrcumetancee :-aI lget t Geiemby on Tuesday morning at six a.m., with • Most favourable prospect of a . fine passage, the wind being at S.W. It continued fine and moderate until Wednesday,, 3rd inst., when at . six a.m. sprung up a stiff the W.& W., so that the ship west pleasantly skeet allareon, I fond by . observation and sounding Montville:l*i aide • good course, she being then in 147 46 Os" 7 14 inii• N., %Ot and tweuty-five fathoms water, 80 to 90 miles from the mainland. At one p.m. on a most terrific ils= pie from the NW ~ which heavy eras to break on board, whit* waledV Mar la th e doors aid bunker holes to *WIC titatile ware immediately ettiageislied. dabhip *ea • unmanageable, the wind Wawa/taw& neverythina in await catch hold of. All hands were immediately set to work with buckets, as we could not get any of the pumps to work, to try and bail it out, bat the water pined on them, so that by morning the engine room wee nearly full Everything was done by the officers and crew that could be done, but all was of no avail to save the vessel, for she drifted fat down before the gale on ahe shore. At eight me. the gale rather more moderate, tried to set the fore. Sepal, bat it blew away, so that I could only get two or three fore and aft mails set, which were sot of much tor de 10 a.m., saw the land distant about twelve or fourteen idles, thee prepared the anchors, which were let go about servo or eight miles from the land, but she would not look at them. I thee thought I would slip the cables end let her go as high on the beach ea possible, for the safety of all on board, so 1 went down along with the mare Is try to do so, but could not get the end adrift, and *Ting the time I was down she struck on an cater reef with about 31 feet on it, when she must have started some of her plates, for she immediately filled aft and began to natio down in deep water. I rushed aft to toy *diet all free the cabin to the fore end of the ship, it berg** the eider plods, bat by lea time I got to the bridges teemisedeen we* auk ea sad covered the sten, meth* easy lont ol the Ammaka andemen seeped- Yr. Bkeeidas Inswim. MM Reeding. Mee. 'Butterworth and child, and the stewards's, were all drowned. We then all got to the foremast es quick as possible, with the excep tion of Mr. Turnbull, the chief mate, and a fireman named John Smith, who jumped overboard and was drowned immediately. The mate was drowned in hie shin. There were thee seventeen of us, crew sad pansugers, in the foretop, and five in the maintop.. It wee then four p.m. on the 4th inst., and there we remained tuttil four p.m. on the following day, having had to endure the horrors of a long night in our wet clothes, it blowing and raining all the time. The ship was lying in five fathers of water, about three-quarters of a mile from the /sad, and the puck ea shore could render us no assistance ' aril it begeb Ia laadinate, which wee not until noon of the Mirk, sod at 4 p*.•tissyneansged to get the lifeboat off* es. I than got 14 intothe boat aloog with myself, and she being not rep enough to carry more was obliged to go on shore, where we safely landed; but the boat in coming on shore the second time capsized in the surf, when the steward, a fire man named Neil, and an English gentleman named Mr. Earle, who was residing here, were all drowned. It wee mainly through his ureic* that the boat was got off at 1 ma None of es saved anything but the clothes we stood fa. Thesseseurow abut ewe liar at achkese agin , balm lg. twist, and a few light eases wombed onshore. As for ship's shores there is only the deck work, and it is all broken to pieces. The ship is broken in two, and should she break to pieces there might be something washed on shore ; but I a. mot think that will be for some time yet. It will be searesary to seed a copy of the manifest here, so as to know ;wefts& the cargo belong. At present it is all in sharp der enstonehouse officers. We are all at present under themes of Mr. C. B. Chula, Lloyd's agent for this district. I snit a telegram, which I have no doubt you have re. solved. I await your reply and instructions. I shall get the mew end off es soon as possible." THE LITE MR SHERIDAN KNOWLES. The late Mr. James Sheridan Knowles, whose death, oa • voyage from Hull to Cromitadt, as above nar rated, we regret to record, was born at Cork, in 1784. Hie father, a lecturer and teacher of elocution, when him eon I Jamee warn about eight years old, removed to London, where the latter soon began to manifest both dramatic inclination and dramatic ability. At the age of twelve he wrote • drama for a company of juvenile performers, and soon after w•ode an opera. While still • boy he was iatroduced to the Lae William Rani* of whose criticism and advice he for rmeatly availed himself in the oompisition of hie earlier playa. After residing about 14 years is Louden he removed to llubLe, aad in that city be made his first appearance as an actor. In this character he was anything but successful, and, after one or two failures, he for some time relinquished all ambi Lion in this direction. After the publication of a small volume of poems he west to red& set Belfast, when he gave lessons in nineties sad grammar. lie still cratiased, however, to write for the slap, and a play, Caine °mochas, produced about this thee, was played with great morns ; and being reproduced in London in 1845, where Mr. Meczeady performed the priaa4•l character, brought the gather Into amain seam. Dories the next twenty mare al his life Mr. Knowles wrote • long series of playa, some of which—esch as The Henotteck and The Low Chao— are still deservedly popular. in SW he for • sheet bar appeared again on the boards ; and is 1836 he paid • visit to Antrim In 1849 ► peados el 2001. per anaem was conferred upon him by the late Sir Hobert Peel. Subsequently he was appointed Curator el Shakespeare's Hume at flleatford-oa-Avon. Daring the latter years of his life he entirely gave up writing far the stage, and turned his attention to theology, occasionally, we believe, officiating in • b•ptisl minister. Mr. Knowles pub hailed one or two stories, by which be did not achieve much reputation, while se • dramatist he aas perhaps the most pepsine writer of his time. PAlACL—Siittirday lark was a epeoial shaug day at the Crystal Palace, iaterded to afford a treat to the eldidess of the metropolitan =boob, from whim is formed the Metropolitan Schools Ohoral Society, whose psitormancre under the eordacket Mr. blartiu have afforded se mach eidisfactien to the public, and evideaced the im smines progress which has taken place in late years in the poptabeiration of a taste for guanine meek. The programme for the day inehaled performances by the Crystal Palace band, the drum and file hand of the Greedier Guards, the bead of the Royal Military Asylum, and also those of the Sebald of Indmtry, Norwood, and of the children's meta. inslinient, LIM& MPS, and the sweat of Mr. H. Colwell, fs hls war balloon, "Mars." The principal attramice, however, was a concert in the Handel orchestra by 3,000 &Urea helms* to the various schools in the metropolis, who owe their musics/ training principally to the indefatigable exertions of Mr. G. W. Mediu, the conductor of the Metropolitan Schools Choral Society. This gentleman, unfor tanakily, awing to the recent death of his sister, was unable to be present, but his place was very ably supplied by Mr. H. CerviU, the master of the Liman's-um Choir SchooL The pieces rung were selected from the programme of the Ioth June last, and included those favourites. " the Sabbath bells ;" " The little bird r The cuckoo? " The last rose of summer ;" " Romans be. Several of the pieces ware vociferously moored. As we before mated, the chief object of the promoters of the concieet was to afford a treat to the school children of the metropolis, com paratively few adults were therefore present in the or gisgenl/2 b,a, what was hereby lost in harmony was = usesas we have soldom heurd a more obeerielles of the -words of the various songs than wis did cla RV ". Birkeahead magistrates have committed a siresat girl named Elisabeth Black for trial on a charge of Ilsessolozelit of birth. The child was still-born, and was g bolded in the sand on the shore at Trimmers. THE GREAT EISTERN-7TS POSITION AND: PROSPECTS. Du ' the last week the directors have, it is undenl received from the New Ifirk assignees of the: great ship the sum of 14,000 L, but have not yet received the accounts whisk will enable them telesdge as to the financial results of the trip. le fe, however, expected that the receipts from passengers amp visitors will very nearly balance the expenses. There is no probability of the ship making another voyage mail the next spring ; the tides will not admit of moving her off the gridiron at Milford, even if it were desirable she should be Mated, until about Christ teas next. The certificate granted by the shipping de partment of the Board of Trade, in accordance with the provisions of the Mercantile Marine Act, was for six months from the date of her leaving liouthamptee, and will expire early in November. This certificate will not be renewed until the bearings of the screw shaft are put is the same position as they were previous to the trip to New York, sod when that is done the surveyors will give a certificate limited to one voyage to and from America. On the return, however, the Board of Trade will require a num ber of improvements' of a permanent character necessary to replace the inferior materials and workmanship employed under previous contracts. The works include a new timb e r . deck, the present one being so thin and so badly laid that the water width doss not remain is pools oa the surface pears ia copious showers into the saloon and cabins. The for the *mew shaft, for replacing the new injectiou n Tee ir c ed l pips. by other modes of supplying the jbeilees, the warming apparatus, and otherdetails,will involve an outlay oilcans Sheen ese, limey thousand pimp*. The examiastiewef the skip made by the surveyors of the Board of Trade has shown that the hall has sustained no injury Whatever, that not a plate has moved nor a rivet started ; but that in a feversiee where thOpaint bite been rubbed off the plates have beam owrodedraway soma minute fades° of as inch. After receidag the Aiwa} report of the Board of Trade, and the reply to . tlie approldron of the company with respect to the renewal of the Beier, the directors decided upon cenferriag witk node el the principal shareholders as . to the course to be adopted. The attempt to get the ship ready for sea at a comparatively shoft entice would have involved a tepetitica of that hurried sort of work which has uniformly been followed by fresh, demands for alterations and improvements, and which has the disadvantage of being net only badly performed bee of requiring to be•paid for' at most exorbitant rates. it was the unanimous opinion of directors and shareholders that, merely for the purpose of making a voyage to and from America, such an expen diture would not he prudent, and it wee resolved, as we stated last week, to reduce all the expenses to the mini-. mum, and lay the ship up until some well-considered plane bad been devised, and sufficient time afforded for entering into the °gadgets to place the ship in a thoroughly efficient , condition. The preparations for the last voyage to New York were made hurriedly and paid for exorbitantly, the priacipal reason Ise them on being to enable the ship to reach New York in the mouth of duly, as 80010 great authorities in American affairs had secured the director' that great results might be anticipated if it arrived there daring the celebration of the independence fetes. From various causes, however, these predictions were not. realised; the amount received for exhibiting the ship was not equal to what had been anticipated ; and so far as the receipts from passage money was concerned, they were more than nominal. Considerable outlay bad bee* incurred in fitting up cabins, and providing for the wants of ten times sa many inesengers all were carried either on the outward or homeward voyage. The public con fidence in the merits et the ship, lost at the time of the explodes, had not bias' tulilciently restored, and two or; three voyages, suck as *Ma which have already been made across e AWntic, appar necessary in order to give faith is the undoubted and fbdsputable see-going qualities of the' ship. The financial_ position of the company is not very satudactorje The 100,000/. of preference capital raised six mouths since has been received, and almost entirely ex pended. A sum of 40,0001, and interest was required to pay off the existing mortgage, and some pressing liabilities. were also liquidated. Added to these items, there is now the award against the company ou Mr. Scott Russell's claim of 18,0001. Thepayment of this the directors are advised• to resist, and steps will be taken as early as possible to set aside the award on various grounds, among others that it contains matter act included in the original order of reference. In the event of the company having to pay this, sum, additional capital will be required. The directors will, it is stated, issue a report to the shareholders early next week, which will, no rht, 'Mord more complete informa tion respecting the facts shove stated, the position of the company, and the course which they are prepared to room-, mend for adoption. r the ant- 'ie.:B - 464'M0 el - 'basieli-ii4b•-list were noes doted with comparatively lithe interruptive upon the whole, although after the conclusion of that in the evening there was a disturbance within the church which, occurring is any other religious edifies, would have been considered drafraerauL The Rev. Mr. Hansard, who has the pro. vistaed cure of the perish, read the prayers and ketone ; and an extempore mermen, which had for He object to intakes, the idea of the all•perved ing love of God, was afterwards preached by the Rev. Francis Garden, M.A., Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. Now and then there watt an attempt during the &manual part of the service, and at the conclusion of the Lemons, to provoke a general cough, by • handfull of ill membered people, apparently acting in concert, who had contrived to wont themselves together in trout of the reading desk, bet it was • comparative failure, a better feeling per vading She _pessal body of the congregation. The sermon was rairaldirely Ilitened to throughout. Among the emigre gales was the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who occu pied a met is the churchwardena' pew. For some time 'at the concludes of the service, the ill-dimmed pert of the compregenee seemed loath to leave the church. ' and once the - appearance of things was rather alurming. A crowd of people, by chance or design, got hemmed up in a comer in frost of the vestry door into which the clergyman had retired, and created en uneesedy uproar for some little time, the object of which was hardly intelligible. Numbers who were leaving the church relowned to see what was the matter, thus malting " me fusion worse conloweded ; " ethane stood up on the seats or J umped from pew to pew • while the malcontent s in front of the vestry gave °swami°, to their dissatelection, what ever it was, in tones of angry altercation, which rang through the building. But at eight of the portly figure of Podeednerecter Allison, who was present during the ser =team elotras, aral who coma to quell thedisturhance, by the churchwardens, salesmen, and beadles, the peoplegradually dispersed a nd retired from the church. Mr. Gladstone witneseed the some from the churchwardens' pew, sad did not leave the edifice until order was being reelored. THE SOPTH-EAITERN APPROACH TO COVENT , GAIDEN.—On Friday the occupiers of those premise. in ' Tevistookatreet which are required for the south-eastern =6ll to Cover - .-gardeu (an extension of Burleigh.ereet, were served with notices of removal. The materials of the oases will be sold in a few drys. and the sites cleared for the improvements. The new street will be • great boon to growers, as will, when it is com pleted, avoid the steep assent of Wellington-rarest North. THE SWuiu Or THI PIaIDCLUS. —ln individuals, in communiaers, in portable. in little country towns, in great nations, from hour tallow, from week to week, from century to tuatara ' the pendulum swings toned fro. Front yes se the one side to no on the other side of ramie all coa-. ceivable questions, the pendulum swings. Sometimes it swinge over from vete no in • few hours or days ; sometimes it takes centuries to put front the one extremity to the other. In feeling, in taste, in judgment, in the grandest matter' and the least, the pendulum swinp. From popery to Puritanism; from Puritanism lack towards t 1 from imperialism to republicenisna. sad bask tower:T:7w Maisel n ; from Gothic architecture to Palladian and from Palladian back to Gothic • from hooped petticoats to !=of the scantlera me hem that backwards to the dir t aus crinoline ; from crying up the science of arms to crying it down, and back; from th e schoolboy telling yea fast his computes Brows is the a fellow, to the eatielley fillapng yea that Brown l ab eme. = We sad back il ; from My sarrisges to veryow ones and teak; ftun very dint to very long ones and bade sods—the psninlint raings. In matters of serious jlt it Is cermawli b y to discern the rationale orCoscilLition r side aide. It is that the evils of what is present are ~y left, while the evils of what is anent are forgetten ; rod so when the pendulum has ' swung over to A, the evils of A send it flying over to 13,„ while when it reaches B the evils of B repel it again to A. In matters of feeling it is less may to discover the how and why of the preemie; we can do no niers than take refuge in the general belief that nature loves the swing of the pendulum. Thera are people who at on. time have an ex aminee affection for some friend and at another take • violent disgust at him: and who (them* sometimes per marantly remaining at the latter point) escalate between them positive and negative point. You, being a sensible me would not feel veey% if sass ISM were lon o d u li crying you uwpod:;rbyeou w ould loudlyaryinvey% sure Ih l a f t in a yon siliit ever happen to feel for one day an extraordieery lightnees and exhilaration of spirits you must know that you mud pay for all'this the price of corresponding depresitiou---the hot fit must be counterbalanced by the eold.—Fraser's illepasine for October. tAdvartieentent.l-110LLOWAT'a OINTMENT Mtn Pll.ML—Hiperience teachoth wisdom.—The woman count of mated des awarded* idloways remedies the palm for oar ing mast comp'duts whether external or internal. During the PEA Omen ef a la thousands have borne willing Watt- OW ha then elkining la alleviating the su ff erings of mankind. cad la swift from Me human Andy the drat cause of d en se. Nett MUM OM sigma hem the bkod and solids any exist !the _ ___,_ ______w= r m . nuanit tp li e g t* „ .,l, 2z , & 'l . l" z: i . , . '• MONIMOINEm iftillymoeu and others, humanely utehing over the welfare of the poor. atte , tang their neffits, WWI 11001illtIfilr SCICIROVIsdied throughout the whole ehluesa wesid. lig asksted by widow and esperienee. t