The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-09 00:00:00

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Olglia UN 1 1 . 14 M . • Th. ammo 1,4140rmi dew Ns 4.1•4 kr Ode 30,4 2•4 419/41•141, et tlilressomileline ter dams_ hr 2M d s=laur, Roma 'nowt asil Mk 111. larlsaksli sloseL AMMOM WIORAJI and 80N8' (of a kwalLyard. use.) cm d 'Amer mars 6. L—ter M.IOOIINIL Part Tkliffs In haws tie Doan es SATIMDAT, ths TlM oil nig at ths unintild W ship LINCOL. I. I. toad. 101111? 10i l --.'., tyre In the lad Yreka T ship tonne one of limn. Nor* Of =and hint orlebratod fro of prolsess. wad* sosapern tar lent. Nor. folk. Um, Yorkshire. and after fast. favordba lia = well known ships, WIN and Sited erpreisly tee the pruisrper rads to Australis. lire asossr kr all sham a perreen .V tayrnad. and ales . ell tarry eisead annwn.— Yor ef Plassie MAY I. lic ALUM mg mow . soh mane adorer Wrenn ird 1111 Irerirs. IMlS•Orest. Pansorply W orst id chein sima z iam ps= tram Poklitstss le lana mid esseed-dess kr tem OViIt,LAND ROUTE. —COMXIMICATION by MAN le INDIA. AVATNALUi. Ae.. via IQTPT. The PINIIIIR/LJUI mid otsran MAY NAVIOATIOM 0 NOOK PANIMMUNIM sad tousles eerie NM Panels for Maks. Adm. Wm moo", agrille. tn. !Unit.. sad aim sieemainiaavial eia. ou the 4th and iiith el every Dr Vent, Ades. sad Dembuy. by Wm et Mai nth and el eate moth: sad Me Mauritius, Itevohas, Wag Oserp's lama{ Mdboilaue. sal ilyeagy. by the alsamers Weft as the Mild every mouth —Mr perdniuretaridar 8.4.3 =71 the Ormosays °Mose, Mt, LoadauhuMehresk LC., leaden; sr Isatheatploa. Y MILK 0011KUNICATION to 10111.—The LIVE/1100U NSW and SWAM lIHIP COMPAX Y.Antend lank taltitowand Wen Or wilessailpe. °Meg at flamilows nwien w tmeort and dronness, as follows • Y ROM 11111112004, FOX XXW YOB& VIOO, Wednesday, Jsly 11 CITY OF Wadi! NOM, Wednesday. July IX [AM/ABDO, W4=1 . 11. AM every Weareday OW pawagn lb. 11, sat 21 Warn estealdted to the easearo *Alm Fanned wawa, I dolmen Way all neeelswas asaleed. Peettendan lee Ors& end the WNW. looked Merma—rott author pardnalare ilm taneln ;Max IN AN , Wedee•drest, Irrupt*. ;ar le Mil sot lIACIT. a. Van WlNfiewsired. OW. bon LIVUPOOL to AMERICA vit Etty li am ittfie. by We Montreal Otiala u ll= Doingenrs NOtTil DBMS. tt edneedAy. Jaar 11. DOEZNIAN, Woineolay, July U. CANADIAN, Wedrietday, July 16. ANOLAMAION, edneaday, Anima I. BMW Ot Yin t claitt. Lly Int and AO 15a.. later mediate, .6t tie bird. /7 Ta "raties to New Yeek Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto. and all parts et Canada and the Weatera States. at ndnsd saw—Derbnibee Lank -Klan apply to DABILL and RABLR 111. Walletalesta. NEW ARRANGEMENTS for STEAM COM- M!' Nly ATIoN twos IRELAND to NIWYOUNDLAND, CANADA, And the I'NITED STATIOL—The Montreal Onean eleasehip Contours arst-elata etaanura (unilsr coating& brae ansasoort of the British, lulled 84ntaa. and Cantata msotl, will now sail fortnightly from GALWAY to QUEBEC, Mu& tog et St John's, Newfoundland. The first ship of this line. the NORTH BRITON. QpWa BORLAND. keying Liverpool on WEDNIINDAY neat, the 11th Instant will touch at Londoroierey on 14th...n.1...11 y m ., way on YrWay. the 13Lb in.taak toe St. John's, Newfoundland. and Quebri. The staianters will continue to cell.{ Lossiketion7 no heretotore on the Intermediate weeks —Apply lo Ohms. to JAYVI and ALES ALLAN. te r St. Kan.-henna,* . in Llswpoei. to ALLAN aItOTHIJOI and Co. Weaver•bulldiads, Bruiewlek. M .or here. to MONTUOMLIIIII ad GitIiNHORNE. liT. WNto BREMEN.—The North German ise powerful were. w atorftaldp NOW ft, coped. , vola Iwo o• WEDNINDA Ir, at 4 p m., tram of Militimojtoftweidowik kr Um li t e br t wi rc tzt Iwo a, AI : 10g. at too Imo • MIL Poseoftgers west lake thrlsoto trahonol aim Ispeaetrwu, w.: or it PHILLIPPS, M at anoss mod 11, PIILLIPftIf UV , woT.Cmb to Ws North Paso Lop& , Itoral-lowft , . to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE Wif' " WIC* • troat.-/no Xellorloods Ilmos-oy4Ompsoy =1,74 lowoolls Insmisiip SATAVIII, Claplslo W. SWIM Imo sas=the iitisai so 4 Pass4p nom WINK Tilmi s at 11: sat Ws IREWOOI.D. MI, Wm Ilitlowar, wary Thrift ..- .7:41.7s ' cartepoowe Va in 4 C 1001 4 .4 r m = W. : Ms the Ilstbsdusis lism4sosS Ossopooy, u. zootbooVii.c. NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Le as Amalie. Orossibunlbdiese. Lob" w Mutual kowiraBoB w " . es. IhishiYid Deesabscina. -- Butarrons. NAVIIIURST LOOM, 8 Li AHINOTOPLit. taws Itiers in eow cp. Charles end, ~ .B.A. Rehrrt EDF Jonathsa al =em Mattes Weeleak, roB Timms dodo, Ulm Mir Dre. Corks good. Ire Pwrikuas 1. T Naqued. N.A. 1.1.11. 'Maar Hodgkin. D Bautia—ldarra. ilraim Aaron, sad Co ...d Book of AoLfcl7o4-81=DroWaffa. roII*CLTIMI ACTUART—flotsi_AßNlkAsou rut NI 71 AL AssUILANCII wrneorr LIABILITY. &Marla from tat loon of Ur abodows kr She yew taie: Verbs, el tam talkie. word. 11l Awasfai aim lot Preessewo ammig Weer et NMI 4 airri lkosim. slier adrillos MbeliMili pronlm Wad ausabar at pelblis isas; Amami paid la dans I, Ss &man at m. bun Nan thessommiesissi lbw be V= WIN lie 4 Ammar et ball The Meet et ammenial epeeellem et so mks, Moles Or iitelid a ilm=rever bai levemelbeleme addidb". = Wrier= swim VMS lbw sosplus was MON 11 I ▪ S. imlte .. I ~ NY .. IIUASI 1 • S e • ._ S 11117 .. MAU S U Ile amreeemeek surremlses et peados si say Unos after ilermmat et bop ewe •Aril gemileek ..a tin believe not Orb eels elgcrebeee le assitabir. , vill an roe report of ibe Dbeeeere eel ebb 11=ee Ole wee kr Om lee ewe ember the NO November, bet re be bed en emplemillme. le vial' IS IFS le nee leme dr rereelbee es ibe preollime tvoqp tran II pre emit le Of per erme„ and lime le ewe beerree ibe ervelm Is eallesli, lasemsso of Ille bsouress. dos @holm . _ _ llsombeas alma psesdamsfrl tae stM IA at Jug anl4o - that tae nue am& Is paid .11110 ably .1•7. tram that AM Rada. . MR JOSEPH KURIL Ifeerstery. NOMICT of DIVIDEND.—BARE of DEPOSIT A. D. WV. Aft & Maui Ills* lastAks. LW. IL; Ali blB =TS F r Rs EALV-YEARLY lATIRIBT at Rs nee at $ par raa& par amain. as Dep_ill A.s. aras. le Um RR lartsak half he READY kw DELIVERY ea sad slim So Illth July. as ps rabbi dal=ees the Rum of It sad 4. Jona. Des MOILEDION, Idsarglna Director. Proopeetaiss and Santa asst tree co appoesalos. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by lb. Li IV ColiTaltlr (UMW% Ma. llnorgai•str.-et. am legalii If deeds. lab al mak or caber .p. Rend smutty. mapreabla by easy latiatawata. alloyed II par ,est. alaolittla awn@ Lk Capita= Ica sham al CHI awl 11110116. ltalpactesse sad Isms net tree •• ANN= JAW ZOB T. )11Asagiag Direeke. HAIR REM(/RID, _lmproved, aod Beaatifiel titag sr a al IW LA KW MACAMIAIt 01L—It provosts kW hors fates "r tented may. strmitimens weak Isar. , n... It fr.on weft sad .bustrilf, and makes It beenliterly soft, Pitsi•k. an eloo.y Its ..perstiou in arm of Imldnees r pees. natty 64 the and Is the growth of Wltlekoni W leenk and 14 ..htachlh, It la nnfalliag In Ile silundellee opereiteen. Foe elilldn.n It le emertally reeotonsetxtell, a• foeuMeg W beds of a beautiful Mal of hair, while tie IntrodneWs Mee the riervem of my alt). and the nementue tadimentale ermelestly remind eit lt. or% Y. 0.4 , 1 the beat and surest proofs of Its :sera" Priam a• 7a. ad equal to tom suet sad MIS , 'Wt.. Caution—Ant 11...Mmis' Worm OM" Sold et NI 11111811- ranks. and I.y chemists end perfume's. BRIICKNILLI3 SKIN SOAP, the best for pro aisles a cher awl healthy skin . Ia la. paeteb et Mr halite et data avower —llavrknell. tatate, is haw M how MAJelty, rnann Wiling, el IM. emeateelte ea.l tallow candles, web to riters amb dealers Ia all other patent ertillot all What et heaealtall art toilet soap. and In 0013 n. IN% n gn l6l tri 11111=1% de —l3.ehlve. 31. hayrearbet. ahaseh. by a &Yen In toes ad . 11.11.—Mtn %AM aid wen 6 MIIIRfed with the ammo of " " iIAVIESON'S EVERLASTING TEETH, et ewe eueolalte beauty end mei ailealie K Nat r m eppme es Me. made ge.el lie antes dam r em . . erderet, at epe Wolk. wide* poise as este be easemled g.rleneeee Mehemet s Liquid tee Ow er decayed teeth eltbnut rain, is swot wills. old bete tor ever AltetAmito trona Teu till AIL en. Meet Wand. Led el. over the Onto* Tekgraph Office. Ceseelletkeee tree. Delesip the petapeHe tree b 7 Pot. rlllO the ELECTORS of Billogid/f. .s. Geggium —I lam to otter myself as a ter as bagger et sucti d tbe vacancy et your new ' elamed by lir deal& el ma , Ye I Le e Ibis Mg le lbe eauMe UM op. ' "S ons are seerdemee glib ligge el Ile semi mairgitt el the eamegemeart. Ipet tbat the gralliee et Mem bee ago sem bad= It meet seam mpg' germ Ille aelligibee et 16174er lbet die leetmapeotellege el Ile my be ealleigt. ale EIIIIIINNI NMI le in= tlet eel= aged dereft twee meg MA= et reproggleilm to ram awl dig en at I age le Smut et Ss Crier Ibeadigr Mt lute aeglit to leggin millbagelber Oa geodes d Ile Use el tbellit dm Mbaellee numui rt le r =rl ( 4t i ttira. s• =l=i. II mei Ile Ste Wm all Wel le as eft, et Dm swift _ _ Ima la law& lbs didliles • alptra rate& I Ind ant Mho Ilibietery ole eaclearour to retain. agar. fairs. a Mir Wet geippluesra. that swot objeetiomable dm. Oloses Ma Poseldis • swami' d 10106•1 I hive Me sang pork whist amid la the as** pormlis a Immiamm rA,dwell* um* el vie tins * sed la the ear* time hese Mr met So low* the wilari ad sal co. Intim* Os waling dm* led I. len* *toad* ielms* seettermoody. Nem thel I home i ts=year eimisejetieseeet be ehiesis la ths elder Nem sod With 11/1/1. Ilmose of • irsher se the Iseldsimmi I wield the einem* esermy te ems Mils Nopsise ewe : bet* iaatd le serisisot with Vi s e s te *Mew et ear fear li, sea and Mad et liwo ponies sampled by Seabed be Os ad t7e= OM war alnlemen &mad be =ad* items ter our nisi, Mom Melimmil a the lisseinft Oise* I D e=e we*** mod am am seimper4. ••• • T ere la teat oeinec er *M at my is with per bum" se we* Waage with my Mk Maki STOW enimmed lay vsisidel itemitem. I shell tam the seshset oppotimmlie of imesft es e rd cam Om enter more Noy tat. 6th begin Oat now =poi - aleeneks. . . . I lave the bearer S. M.. eurtlereek Your falafel 721D1111.1C1t.rttLIIMITD. 812 11 2,28 a. Jab 2. IMW STOP THE SUPPLIES! A TIMM MUTIKO wilt be behl at T. 'maitre MALI. TO- MORROW EYRNI NO (la dy ), July le, to neaten the Home et Oammons to stop the until the Now al Lords lie been earepelled to abandoa Ito revolutionary pre- {easier I. tat Ohs people : a cows, which the Chancellor or the Itielawass dishres to he a " 'Mastic innovation," badges to Minim sae ." PRTIIM phen ALTRI der D TAYLOR, Rm., will maids. Clear to be taken at It o clock prededy. Admission free. IZDUCTION OF T Will Duns. E IIROPEAN and COLONIAL IM was COMPA !CY. 122, Palm &W. rM peemelere et the above kg hi memos thee they have teemed their Tara, of NM sew ear Web patrons Me MI lima et the Dew emilmehl ROYAL VICTORIA SINKIY A) —INE gar Ana Illasdard of InooDoso IPLINDED OLD G PORT. an AG In Iho wood VIA Per do m. SPARKLIN 1713111AY IN IT.IULILYCLARET,yyooa and without ooldNy man COGNAC IJ.LS DY Male or Brow) Da. and MA 1100211 AMMAN PORT. SKINNY, An fan and Mm. Tin Sart aver Inaroduoad Into this aaaotr IlieUka art gralseso trawled. umiak Soma ems gm to taw =Away *Wan In M Ingload or Woks. Mae Inas Doe on um& sodas. Tonna ark WILLIA IXIDTIPPINO. rigßM and ORNAPIST TIAS sod MRSr INGIAND an at al Idea la be ailadad al PHILLIPS Oa, T nareltatt" ;Lag Williddraaa City. Good Gads add Odra Ti.. S&. lOC h. s. 4t. Guadida fa IC la SC Id mad odd to Id vain al Ma di add, Ow la tea "dad edam et arabst taws la latesad. • Ida amid tad Ildusatalastat. - Ai id& unto. fret datadsla Edda 8 W Clay. E"XCIELLENTE BIJOUTERM 0017RAMIL 11011111.11 /MUM( i se 111.'—W11121111.- IrrOX old 1111960811, lewlee be.. lea lila • lemeheleas Model al Use Perks Ilalver.A Uhl lse the shove foOloolor leolimeetal. reTeethdly hiSi neribe siss Cr i elik bt ea I of Molar (SOLD MUMS art effeeselve ameleesse of J =MT, ail wade oo the piersless. MAT MIPTON and BRlEDLl,Oelikoleht. Nasishabsey, Ile. le, Hserielesetreet, Coven WA. Iblehlieled A.D.1710, Aerie seeds of Chains ea J kr lat emelt N.B. Ili establishment doses et 6 in the sae es hatunlays at 1 e'eloek. pLATL-RIOHARD ATTINBORO2S JL WatslrsoL W.—The lest lowisessolls INLVICS. SPOONS sad MU* as osier: Per Put es. 4 &lea 74 4. 4. ea, 44 4. u • elerd. le I 441}44. 40 4 U el% TR U SOY 110 i 7 SS . 11111411 o r TS 7• it 1111 11 • 111 I le , SU 4 4 II 014 U • ii iiilsici•7.l It blessellks. itlt Ds, Stoseas. TM OPOSIML TM other togjolitas kr lie able at proportionately law issaWla di sar and Aorta et say patters, at 7a. pot as. =CM OW= QOM AND TOW, warrasted Landow Ws. and al s math wispake quality to that usually sold by •--. I Addle. Thread. Xtre's. TON =ll per isam If 0 0 it 17 — or biir WM Demi =0 Dwel 10 0 1s o 111 0 o 1 0 0 1 8 0 111 0 1 4 10 1 1001110 • ilmit r iellis dam mow rate, sad all altar raquidtag at WaI IICIA= A ATTINIKIROUGE. suvzsmarm. 017011WaTAM. W. u Taw. C•L•MITOI7I3 FIRE. WINDINO•UP BALD at Nam ll= end DERRALL'S COSTLY STOCK of RIZ GAP! sod USITUL MARTI,* =AVIA MASA ARM aged TAILS MINE libeetiags. &a : PARDONS. LACE IPOSUIRY,OIOIIII, PARASOLS. sad Varier Peaty Goods. st • lIIIRT=t and LAST REDUCTION of Priam solo. wired le lie wintimen everted the premises to asks the a tenive sliereldem sad other tmprereseenis rendered ainieteip t SAII IA I De4o " for a LIMITED PERIOD ONLY. ladles are earsietly solleit•Nl I. Indy vlsO as thls seemiss. _ _ The Bee Mee, egl and 04, lilpree: " reilt W. My, ILA BUCK ad 11030111ATIS BRICKS with GUMMI, KICELLICNCL RMOUS and SON can confidently amt that lbely paean adriatacee sod facilities which sre gall* loyest the noalk et say of lame In the Trade, and are nestled So ollir *RBA= 000 D ARTICLII at a VICKY law CZ The meolskllhil Oollaps an employed. solders. M e d frolorbi led worthoodio, may be relied on TAILORING MARTA( ENT la almost daily iVatem the hot Beene aml Foreign NI arketa ItrADT-MADIS CLOTHING DEP RTMENTS are tar oklod *MB an kameme eamortemot of gm& for all clammy sod ▪ ......arr; d. j.* mei* et Clothing for tensile, et TIE Bollllll* sod DRAPERY, NAT sad CAP, sad BOOT oul NNE /MIPARTUERIR osollo I amnion/ oeloosol ago* of the but ood aetrea thenaraarea — NA Seeld w ieq — a . etleie b approved of, It TM be ex. doloWd. Wewesereeeeeitel. Clow et WINONA. sad AL94.411%. effid CUM, elf NEW 0111011,D4ThEST, sad Jugramsze. GRAM ON APPLICATION 01 PINT nia 110613 and SON'S Beak fee tit. Proud AA. arsam, ogaialeis. Tam oruwt 11 on Impanloil al Britian Itteamary," with ralea lar Islimanowilial‘ and Ist of Prior Ala. jest aa ablisolie pis el Sisk City Premiss Caesar at MINIMUM and MIMI CROW of 11W OXVOIDSTRUT asd 11112111 ET, almo Herodsad QYDIN HAM TROIIBIIIB, IT.. Si t tke awned omit of ampimmogil trosimide, N Obi shifts* how desside• at MY sares. arvellows *sr So mew el Naar &maw lelle sod Walmeast le la. 111. Cosi. Sek-11•111711. saarms. swum= ..d .b...—ta rsio-sser hesouragr tanvi tamirariVaroncA 11.11Ttise, or a, al == abd diars. ne. bad 11y.11‘.--kbge by BAAMITIL § O Y 7 DINBAII BOYS' PLAIN ISIS SUITS, 94.. ; SAW OWMir tram —Node a by ft Wall Ilkarlin. IMi. ED:I HAN DAILY NEGLIGI 2 OOAT, 176. M. l Wks& Mob only by ILIXIML 1. ItEl. WALTERS' PATENT larercsyocrpros 16.. .iiii . " 111, 11100IWA WT. CITY. 17013TH asd BISIITY.—Tba PUDE DI L MIX sr limo of Yee*. • vapimble se blanelog OM a WNW IND WOW le as ba sk keg s , mai &miss bralsaer Is imiploollek vuedspe shin sod MIAS INVOISS. Mid eases mblitalifirlitictio oar et lONA= DAVUEIN he , woos .i•• 4 Or MaiNg basimey.• pinglisi ass Or we Mow. IsmaNkieses pads. dims THE IRISH BILIGMDE IN ROME. The Dublin Nation of Saturday palliator* in its second edition • letter from Rome, giving a fall and mutable account of the affray which took place in the Enna City on the fth of June, between the Papal troops and a portion of the Irish Brigade, enlisted for the purpose of maintainiog the Pope's authority against all his member. Subjoined is te more material portion of the Nation's venire of the royal TOW : " We had a row on Wednesday evening, which has been the great topic in Rome during the last two days. A nt 3 min named Lafan , very respectable and nicely educe but with not very much 'discretion—not being with the position of ' full private' (being Wm a number of those who seem to have expected officers' conunherons to be as plentiful as berries), put off his uniform and tumid oat inlaia clothes. The often in command, Kr. Howley, ordered him to ton his uniform. He refund. leentenaut Howley ordered him to be arrested, and called oa a sr genet maned Wiseman to arrest him. The latter, who was don hy, and memo to have had some partiality for Laff a n, instead el obey* the order, hailed some men at hand to anist in misting its execution. Wren of the battalion, layover, poet promptly with amity turned out to meet the insebordinates. These ran of and took refuge in the Irish Collin. Seen Pralielrefficers, not aware of the rights of refuge,, wanted to enter and arrest the men. The college autlion rehired to permit this, and the time borrowed thus in roprementations, be., allowed the temper of all parties to cool, and Laffan and Winton heartily to repent of their embed as an offence sot merely against military discipline, but against the credit of their native country. So the am and all gave themselves up quietly that even ing. the barracks where the battalion of St. Patrick is stationed woe the seine of the greatest tumult. The Irish crowded in groups, excitedly discussing the whole affair, the wend being swelled by Swigs and French idlers, all wait** on the upshot of affairs : and at the cross ' roads, as well as at the Palau° Aldobrandini, there were erowds at ROMAN looking on in amazement at what all the sake wee sheet. By a singular and moat far miele elm" that very • , by the train from Civil. Vecchia, who should arrive t the major of the Irish battalion— Kr. Miles W. O'Reilly, of Roockabhey Castle. He came up at the moment while the Irish wen all tepiller NOW the barrack about to enter r he a! M berm as docile and contented as possible, and everything was a most chewing appearance, when a deplorable incident changed the .rpai of slain. At the end et the Ile nest the bstasek entrance then was a sto Mir& I forget to tell yen Sea Owe is one diefie of awl Remorse ia the awe breaks as our now. The efts"fn esnmend MA, at the very first enema of over , drawn up his mesa under arm, in treat et Om beneelw Tile love pest offence to the Irish, who 631... WI% 1 411 they thought, Ezvixi over Wan h ave 1111 sayiazwith bitterawitement,to his comrades--' Look at these fellows ; they wield sell the Pope and join Gari baldi in the morning, and look at them with their bayonets like sentries to terrify us.' The thing seemed to sting bit terly, and the moment Major O'Reilly gave the order to right about face, this jprivate passionately dashed at the nearest of the Belgians or Romans, and with one blow of his IA between the eyes laid the poor fellow sprawling and killers( in the dew, to the utter amazement and horror of everyone. The Belgian officer, with sad lack of discretion, iseMintly gave the words, ' prime and load—make ready —promot —tire.' O'Reilly rushed forward, and, potting himself between the mu:ilea of the guns and the it of the Irish, in a voice of thunder cor mMrmaoded the ask sad terrible order. It was a moment et ezeitement. At Olteilly's yoke of thunder, having so recently arrived, he was personally unknown, the Belgians held th e levelled gems, but pulled no trigger. Thin O'Reilly ordered his men owe more into by this time out poured every Irishman in the bannek, Yid a strange sane ensued. Though utterly unarmed, they rushed at the maned Iteigians, sad a regular hand to hand ermiliet enswil—the Irish merely, however, desiring to diem" the others—wresting away the pins, twisting the I bayonets et We twigs, and tossing them in the au by dense. The Soigne officer drew his sward, and wide a stroke at an Irishman, which, however, wounded him but very slightly. This TIM the first actual blow drink. On this einetbeir Irishmen awn a Wow at the officer, which 11161161111 bid hit one et his men. These, ootwithstsaii lag the swim eaten of the whole affair, proved to be the only MOWS gives threepierd. tact, energy, and =1 mind wore slew all praise. He soon, assisted : hls Alma, 'crowded in bringing the men to their and in a few minutes had complete order once awe renewed. and by 9 o'clock everything was as orderly as if amebas hed occurred." (taciaes's- ii-uwa-Nair. —There was sown im alprovement tosday main in the eradoct of the the eaas of the servies at the shank af ceg isistbesinst. The elaggasse sad aherieters wage allowed to leave the church without molestatlea of say had, sod without oven any of the jeeriagud hooting to width they have loos been aciassitomed. The anal seined nialtit* was mast, numbering some 1,300 or 1,400 people, and W seeds, was as shockingly interrupted and distorted as it hes baveriably bees for months past the verger pert of the aingrepitea erieghing and lingsho the responses. To se pant an extent was this carted at one time tint tie Sr. Mr. Maconoshie, who read, or rather inkned the prayers, was obliged to panes seats and side mid the kileertiption subsided. The Rev. Mr. Dove, wheeled delesheas, was also assailed with jeers on entering seat bad* the satiliagelesk. Of late the &orators, who mad to be est aloft obnoxious to the mob, have been re• mewed hew die open epees in front of the Communion rails to an esp. gellesk i teee they escape insult to a rumpus. tire salsa. Mr. the rector (who is ncilersared is be out of bewal, was not pressat at any of the Denim rent , day. TY onion m tie evening was preached lir UM PIM llbesiail Ward, a oleriprmeo freer the setweiportio had the peed fortune to be listened to throughout with • dupes el Mho*. and a freedom fro= interruption rarely aaewidiDegwewbradrtakes a similar duty for the reef Alm a pdissesse in uniform, under the direc tion et lasperiter AR MR were placed in different parts of the sane le prevent asytbing like open violeaes-4b, =ad deem= being wholly beyond their pewee— wee ware stationed outside in the videity, re* Ms est is wee of used. The churches =br i j =rntonelnely dendeled theseglent the enisa to dived, pain attsntioe to the recent adenine et On law. wilab sane hie epetatka as Teen*, WI, end edit dam ll pielthelds *elm are exceeding 51. se two newthe sesdation beim nro mustier el the an y bs = ir ta be "guilty of rids" Adana, et in any parish or distant einsels, wheat odes the eslebration of Divine assvies sr at sey ether line, or L any churchyard or liseigirstned, or win ebll weiset, let, disturb, vex, or *auk or by any othorenlerld does dequiet or edam any preacher duly to therms, or any clergymen in holy ordain nfeideiss or celebrating any Rainesesat or say DK** nevi* ails, or dace in say chunk." -- firjOILAJIT Swam Biana—A numbs,. a( Mr Ilah singing birds have bast lama& to thit4 b iz tie Maidateas Oat at re Wain% PS II lark% aad so gold sat Mud*. jaa. s ad • lak SI titzt r : Notakadias, ado SillvtTed pore. ' f irilifirltnrituViroirar ""°•• 8 R ATIONII : arial Malmo le As vas of Namur, TlurY Mom wh moo. tc ibm Wilma Mamas et Me Zfe mem% bsilr peopliii Is to yrove= r r m • swim el Poe amp* mom simmay. .ad as le arm. Me ems *IONA deft Wary to Me mum amb ism poi bs sailed dm by posiMm• Is Ir me ter toollkst. W•eintil . ssompapit Mom Ml* is ibe Mkinibm 4i al Moan: T. lisbirds. 411M44141111444. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1860. VICTORIA CROSS GALLIIRY, rapti•• ba * Mains, by L • 8.8. rismdm i . °pm( Dana; bee le IS Attila% Ake Is. Anil perapu b l i : Viskels Per Ilisniss, liar deeds et aft, Nil • NAV slaa byikemlipiftres. ibe trim wee wed Lam Inday. JAIL llialllerstaa. P°B_ IT the . LAST . WISH of the eaum i7l eVstrte VATIONAL ASIENLILY4OOIII4 AI lialasna—abo pound asap* an an I na V jr aul Mar dieW iad 11•14raama lan minal• Myr • 410 , 1 0 . 11 4 110 lath teal &di fl. esislownal 000alleted 1 7 Mr. W. 1 4 /Wm. vil • encase adaniou of operatic and &ace mac • Dews at la baldninall, and close at 12 o'clock peal's*. A"YI4I, 800118, Great Windmill-rtreet, Plenally. Ihmeel to Act of Pertiment.— NOTICL—A SALOON added to this Mholilelmeeh i l= trade, ietth the MONSTICII HAND. coedheelei Nana lomat* ehet-Corchertre be the Infarct Opis at SAY*. Aillaigke. T ar LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-stree., no wool bo good a plooloot ovestat go So Imo ii = ut ir PLY I Niw ONO roomu Losior, sod thfat 0011rart Admooloa (by neoliOlolOO Siesta M.-. no" sW Goliortoo to MHZ CIZAPIL ROYAL of W. MOO K, JL Wrdsre.--Jor pabdohoL • robe WU flastratlor d 116 ant dldr, Seed arlf MIS W i re -of trz dr Para. Oboslaba aid dr Terib li n bar liajoray 11Ahr IM i t i k fres narera7 Tire spoderre lIM IAMS ":4 lplilet AFell radoThisdrirodt tor • MDDIII SALM LIBRARY. —Pauli sofas malime Se be aided daily of er , arN e r ke. ark la , end Irma The ' S worbs , 14 = b7 ash dram are also ed asU: scribers say ramie them The piapire aegis. an . a:OMM% stereafb foltrmlims 1it...,..,.51ab 117reeM, be 4 1 P/AZIO MOM Ykser Oamsdam a t i et,"TeimiaT Ortmesram Manchester: aM Nerresteash Iffseatagbam , A BOOK TO& TILL (MASON. rrRAVIU3 NOT FAR FROM ROM By 1 Amami It. Mink IEA. Owani arq ebab. Ts. dL This is a rag acid taadllar &commit of how the aalaar fa sasead fa Saliba& Woks. and frame. will lased advise aad laldras , lam larks: Jamallackwas4. r, sad D bailmellors. HMO. • f ' • - YERTIVA.I. aF MR . W yaw% Inss dint* of "MO% tit easSisiik . " an ' nal Maim at be la of the - is se* & r : " pet u ter. ' Itis ItaL l e * ht tgli a l e i l l eZ e , e jted= the lint Ulla **fog aid es asaming kr• oratorio' ek chine laattessabsr 1 0, ul,.# owl : v iva. • ..,tt nice, at the talliedzal at rum • On v i al be giver at the nth,- eal the oratorio et at, and "yr Slif ls t, of _tea atroca io n e W h easMirjz i ta a t mole. . 0 . tier s seibusesdas Friday soelecthe imuris win be given on c ja s e:ft he i f Wallow Thum* *via*, at d u als Ash! will In a peed Ss 4P* • at the main ascerts will ha, May Qum ; Weber', overture to the W Spirits ; a aeleelien tiiwh Diewah a aye/ Sol liiw's DeugAter. by Nails W. aft= ; and nicotine hula she followbeg yriseljah li tt beele Indendart MawWeilfitheiga• Safer ik esr Pa*" Ma. Mat Baena, • r Beasan. and Mr. Ws*. • Widow WNW of/110 paefaftmori. " Soiras 01g1101110 . ChIiDICNB. —We understand Oreaverae teas heed mutat, which has for some tips tae sentassadOs sairsasad to coma all today la the AA-. Peoilioa,, a which a teat will he erected foe the , Riviera, 11r. B.y (of the Cireaselien), • . RIMY" Froehnert the god Life Guards). • are inforand that many of beads stead very high the Marie* bear Wl** tits, aftecadag. sr - UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OF LONDON. • The loilovriAg candidata; liaV;icsMed the late spluminAtions km the dew of A. sad LLD. = r ely : of I Arta.—Beam LE .44, LTalloard Hy John , Ihdversity Mann ,1111 11 M•l6ims* 11. a ge Fat Phlcesphy.)—Jkleph lberlie • gdi seedt t Lal. 1 meaty tftilegspeniegaZierislamm,llagenfertsk ; Honm Porno, Caw ; lialisime, lbsivenity Cava. Barak lII._OLIgis awl Med Phi losophy, Political Pilosapiga m an o : di Moro% 1 Political Easeceny.)—Jelm Derby College, and Dimard Thick' SA =Let's, .:rile[; Dahew. equal; Phillit estigui regtkename Ram Dcgrat's Park • Dm Jame Weeks Oallegm ;:lor 4 of Lima— ; Dlotion.--`lllllma Henry DID, Spring KM Oolbg . nitsat imar ilaimmisAlj e sowsity D I D, ; James Oohs .T ; David kW (M.A. St. Amboy's) liivaiii ell gi. Amboy's. timed Divieice.—Jemes ADan Yield, Unimak I:r74Ssis a = ll llL. C e lle t. sgpt's Park P.. Boas ; Robed = Weir Clore; likv. Joseph Ware Mom . Ir4VAt I7D JahITARE WOOLWICH, JULY 3. ft woo A i delt r elo Ra rd al = 0 1: 0 u a Gilman/. to sorties in India. at ' • . • • CHATHAM, Jmor 8. The kagandeng ' wigti . pf cutting asunder a tztif of4sakilsolli u s igass enewitnlly performed at this yesibleing ea the Bombay, 84, it having bens fesuel . &a her considerably amid. sit% w o li sommons ihr le a 'crew steamer. ve4 c: —Yesterday deiliehmenta of the 17th law" let Light Weeny, end 74th ers the of 470 mead all ranks, vowed as the Helms:tale, 1,257 tons, far /jams. following embarked with the Wept, —Caplais J. Odd* P. W. Binsiberg, and yitt N t ?: , :r H. 4 . • 17th Lassers u :.• T. Atkinson, :ki and k ' an Halle L. Vila. . W.Ensign O. arby, 74th ; and • Aesistant-Surgeon Grant, Y.D. JILT & The royal maw yacht, Victoria acid Albert, Captain the Hon. J. Denman, left Portsmouth harbour thi. afternoon fur Cowes, to be in readinem for the embarkation toluorrow of the Prince of Wales. His Royal Highness will, according to present arrange meets, leave for Plymouth in the morning, and will be accompanied in his eras-Atlantic voyage on board he Hero by the Arida*, 26, screw frigate, and one or two other ships of war. The Channel squadron will form an Nowt only part of the distance and then return. The Blenheim, screw, Captain E. Tatham, is expected to sell on Tuesday to tamp her station as mast-guard. gip Ifillfeed Haven. The Hornet, 17, screw-sloop, his been reeved into the steam basin, to be brought forward for the NUM reserve- DEVONPORT, JULY 8. The Himalaya, Capt. Semombe, with the astro nomers and intended observer+ of the eclipse, left yesterday for the mast of Spain.. The Arisdne, 26, arrived from Spithead on Friday, and anchored in the Sound with the Hero, the Emerald , and St. George. Ships in Hamoase.—lmpregnable, Royal Adelaide, Sylph, Avon, Implacable, Cambridge, Wellington, Orion, Viper, Violet, Porpoise. In the Sound.—Hero, St. George, Ariadne, Emerald, Nautilus. SOCIETY FOR THE AIitINDMENT or THE LAW.— On Saturday the annual dinner of the members of the So ciety for the Amendment of the Law was held at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street ' • Lord Brougham in the chair. Among the gentlemen present were Lord Denman, the Bight Boa. Joseph Napier, Mr. Slane M.P., Mr. Serjeant Nanning, Mr. Edward Web ster, Edgar, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Kaoqueen, Mr. Charles Clark, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. William Hawes, Mr. Pollani•Urquhert, M.P., Mr. Cookson, Dr. Zimmerman, Mr. Wakley,ke. The proceedings partook almost entirely of the nature of a social gathering, no business connected with the society being bro ught forward ; the chairman, in proposing the tout of "Success to the Society," making a very few observations expressive of hie regret that he had it not in his power to congratulate the society on the passing of a is memo» of law reform during the present session, and a hoN that at least it would be eignalmed by the peering of the AUoreey-Oenerars Bankruptcy NIL Several =Mowed. bat tiny "an P ria6 P all Y a i gr wa It may, however, be remarked that noble chairman, in proposing "The Two Houses of Parliament," stated that he would pot the House of Commove first., as the chief of the estates ; and as regarded the House of Lords, although glad the' they showed symptoms of being alive, he trusted that they would not premed to kick ing. The company separeied at • somewhat late hour, hay ing passed a very spresable evening. DYE. BAHL= 8 TICITRIL THE RELIEF Or LUCK NOW, AT HEMEL GALLERT, WATERLOO•FLACE.— The interest of the exhibition of this national work her been Mermaid daring the past week by the additiou of two new portrait. of the late Sir Henry Havelock, Bart. and Sir James Outram. Bart., completed with a truthfulness that renders them an important addition to our national gallery of portraiture. Amongst its subscribers and visitor this week are His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge. Lord Leaselowee, Vmoount Evenley, Lord Leigh, Lord Forteecue Lord Gmdh, Sir William Gomm, Sir Morton Peto, Lor d Chelmsf., ke. Psirrrlue COMPANY.—EXHIBMON or SPIICIIIINB OF Decorum Arr.—The successful competitors—via.. Mews. Reesliaw, Simkin, Edmett, and M'Donall—wera, at a full smut on Wednesday, presented with the freedom of , the company and certificates of merit for specimens of de• oration, in Arabesque, marbling, graining, and writing. 878 persons of all climes have visited than exhibition during the month it he, been open. PRINCE or Wilms Yacht CLUE.—The entries foe the second mantel of this club, on Friday next, from &Si to the Chapman Head and back, for a cup value 28/., closed last night, and iii-1. Burrprise, 8 toes, Mr. Thomas Carr ; 2. Violet, 9 tom, Lord de Ran ; 3. Rifleman, 9 tons, Mr. W. R. Cade ;4. Emily, 8 tons, Mr. R. Hewett. The Oreed_aceonipanimi the race, starting from Hungerford at 9, and Bisekwall at 10.30. WILLI/MON YACHT CLUE.—The entries far the second match for the Challenge Cup gives by the Dube of Wellington, value 801. closed ea Friday, and are :—1 Sur- Prim!. 8 lona Mr. T. ( ere ; t Violet, 9 toes, Ind de Roe , 3. Rifleman, 9 tons, Mr. W. R. Gads ; 4. Hardee, 8 toes, Mr. T. Bartiett ; & Stratklieldsaye, 9 tons, Mr. S. Cam bardeUr. All the yields ü both alpha start tali*" and go the same mune, the same steasehoef acioompanymg. RAILWAY Paw scri rat TIE EASTERN COIINTIIB. LON' tees held it &sex to remote a therfrons :=lto Preistive via Denwrow. The capital iplimalea at 80,000 C, mod the abeam le sot hi he slope the projected Sae front to Dan , iliEwtimit Whir to ors-operate with V. *s lug Tpremetere of lie la n Mai HartitaDSOD ulietne have, it t o state& ne in making favourable working amuigementswith the Swim Counties Company, and it is SODOSSOIII that the aderlaking will be brought before the public without &by. (StiAnped, Additipual.) , . NATIeSAL 1171.1 ASSOCIATION. Saturday lest torldatird the first year's oonten tioa et the bates, indee the mapies of the National Rifle emaciation, and, thin mn ho no doubt but that, as a b gl ianin g , tb"lado WIWI helium! has been most satisfac tory and siscooesepl,... • &Omni's], although • long way short of the crowd of the first city, was still Wes • revival, after; the apathy of its more soimediate predecessor" The contest for the Queen's loam to be sustained by the /elated shots of the previous trials, no doubt exalted eossidirable interest, but, in edlltien„ there was splendid weather, the Saturday • halfdwiliday, and, late in the clay, a theineodous inveaten of the metropolitan corps, who niarched, ma nce:mod, set their bands playing, and made repeated &- amt. on Yr. Strange 'd excellent quarters in the refresh meat booth. Amongst the corps who this aned-na *redly dime In Wimbledon to Aileen the preessasp trent the Queen's Westminster in pent fusee, the 2111 Neat, the 19th Sauey, the 14 London Bide *Wade; Lowleashoth tith, St. Geary'', ail Las qf Coot - Many of *eat Mips bad their bands, and nearly all practised ip dral Wirth* and platoon ?wing. The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary occapied the royal tent, and there was a good sprinkling of *a l ternate ailetoorney in their irtuffeliate astaiManalhoed. Slit itahe piastal crowd there was a gin 40Iar assimay uf-lennfen sad d the Maas, the Ml** ;tyres volunteers is uniform artheir immediate Meads. A d fsw conaoimears armed with powerful glasses stood round eaarlidatea„ and watched the effect on the target, but on the whole the affair was as quiet and business-like as possible. Thu fallowistars the exact details of the day's shooting : —Thogneunte Prise of 250/. and the gold medal of the imethdien teem shot for by the 20 beet shots at ranges op to 400 mods, and the second beet iota at that der them babble= to these twenty bed shots, mak el whom OIN/10 lathiedite • Whitworth AIM, Ye* , 20 Venous IM sazt twenty feed salon wen *Mod *compete for this ,sraet prise. The blip esnumensd at sop yank. and each competitor baviesiked he made at this sage, peat shot at iffb yards, skits* at 1,003 yards. The following is the result d Ydota • • -._ 't Rose 7th North York ..... .. 24 Viscount Melding 4th natal** 21 Williams Berkshire • ... 9O Tynley Bed Laecesture . . ... .....4. , ..a...... 18 Heaton 3rd Manchester Jenkins Blackburn Biker Henry Edinburgh. l5 Cowan lama _ 14 _ . Mamba ........—. 2140iiikom 14 Pease _ 513 :0. 13 4 . " . t3andford '• • ft. ft Goanald ' au .. Work,— 18 CoUnice ~ en, Nati Yak. 12 Lawley 1%7?....t. .. , ..,.. Wylie ll Philbps kanrkt . -. 41k Witt Yak ... ...... -.... 10 Sid Glatimegut Marshall Burg ' • 70th Olonseder 7 Jackson .......,. MA Lot . , .. 7 Fenton .II laidlosix. • • 7 Pant • ' Mb Kant' ' 6 HAW Mena :Victoria RAN.-- ............... ... 6 Empard , - . _ May " r i th;;lttx ~ =13.4 ." fa earn Ilis rummy_ - 5 Weal " P#4'l* ltandl ....... . I 1 Edifibmilk 'he rumatain four voholtiors The Duke of Wellington?' pin et OK vas shoo dipped of, end file woe adjudged M t Arehibald, 33rd SBONINIA. bminicher at newilbeiry, limb three points. fd lambi, a ertm, also mph three • and on the Oa being dirt elf Archibald wee. Knead was awarded the meread pries, namely, a watch, given by Mr. BOMA, of the value 0130 guineas. The prise given by the Duke of Wel-1 Hugh= was for the beet abets at five rounds, at 1,000 yards, end from a rest. The Swims deputation offered a prise of • Swim ride to be shot for by any volutteert who were not included in the 40 modified to shoot for the Queen's prize sod the gold medal of the association. The contest melted great interest, end the prize was won, after a sharp struggle, by Dear, of the 9th Middlesex, who made seven points. With respect to the " little bill "which must follow every grand entertainment, we were informed that the contract price for erecting the butts was little more than 6001; sod, including the whole cost for draining, palings, and all other expenditure connected with the preparation of the ground, 1,2001., it bee been stated, will cover all the expenses. The receipts from admission for each &Thieve been : Mon day, 1,3661. 6s. 10d. ; Tuesday, 631. 18s. ; Wednesday, 761. 4a. ; Thursday, 96/. 10s. ; Friday, 681. 8.. ; Saturday, 3201. 7s. ; total, 1,9801.135. If, as appears by the above account, the expenses bare been 1,1001.. and the receipts 1,980 i., the rifle match may be set down as successful, even as a commercial speculation ; but we were informed by members of the council that the ex penses had ociadderably exceeded the receipts, and th►t in this, the first year's match, the association would have to bear considerable pecuniary loss. One thing which strikes us as mod extraordinary is the smallness of the sum set down for the first day's receipts. Taking an average of the prices, it would only represent an audience of 10,000 within the inclosures, and we are certain, from actual ob servation, that it numbered much more nearly five times that amount. The private carriages alone, if properly charged for, ought to h►ve produced the amount set down se the whole receipts. The throng of poisons on foot at the pay table, also wee incessant daring the morning, but we were informed that the council bad forgotten to pro- vide any cheque ce mode of emertaining the actual money received. However, beginnings are proverbially said to be weak. Next year, no doubt, the eremeil will aka more to detail', and in the mesa time they may calculate oa having produced results which oughtpowerfally to stimu late them to further exertion. They have 11011riaiDed that even already we have some Englishmen who can compete with the Swiss, and it will be our own fault if we don't ex tend this proficiency of a few &mom* the people generally. They have ascertained that a " rile match" is an excellent " draw" es an out-of-door festival, and they can next year throw in those little aimemories, the want of which was so mach felt is this. Their arrangements have been so far successful that there has not been • sink accident, and altogether they may congratulate themselves on at least having sows a good seed, which, with canned perseverance, may yet roams • frail of great national value and im portance. The pedigree and training of all great winners is interesting, and we (Poet) belie►e the following account of the antecedests et the youthful champion at Wimbledon are correct. Although put down in the list as beleaglag to the Teesdale Rifles, he is sot en Fogliahroaa : he is penning his studies under a tutor in Yorkshire, and joined smarm of volunteers in that neighbourhood. He was born andhrought up amongst the mountains of Ross-shire, where for many years his father, Captain Ross, has resided. His training to the use of the rifle began when he was almost • child, and long before be had reached that age when, in the south, boys are permitted to go beyond a playground, he had been the daily companion his father in the deer forests, and had brought down mores of the antlered monarch, of the hills with his rifle. He has for some years been considered the bed shot at deer in the Highlands, but shooting at targets is to him quite a novelty, and he never fired • shot with the victorious Me before Saturday morn ing. The old war-oryol " /Weeders, shoulder to shoulder," does not appear to be altogether forgotten, for we noticed that he was attended and supported during the whole ordeal by the representatives of some el the greatest and most ancient cliirttales of the Higldanda. CITY or Loop Hoartzt3( soh DIDIFAMM or =IC CLINT, VlCient-rAsc.—The somber of patients relieved at this institution durkig the k►et week was 1,002, of whisk IN were new area 0111VDTLL PALACL-EAIJ-A-CLOWN DAY.- SATURDAY, JITLII 7.—Adutiniess ou paystest, 4,361 ; ditto by seamen MAW, Mfg ; 7.753; total visitors for week ending Saturday, 40,060. 'fetal Tisiton since opening of the Pekoe, Jose 10, 1854, 8,864,961. Aoalcui.ruzAL socarr or ZNOLAND.-MEETING AT CANTIRBURY. CANTERBURY, Saerauer. The implement yard is crammed with articlge of every' conceivable size and shape, displaying an amolipt of enterprite and ingenuity that reflects credit on the entire coanky. The cattle are fast arriving, and all the &rouge manta are assuming a completeness that shows that the exhhitien will be in every respect worthy of the royal society and the county of Kent. The great feature of interest in the ploughing will be the local trial of the tunnies, plough and the turnme principle. There Will be three prises given —the highest ammo* for years past. The first prise of 30/. is to be awarded to the on the tumrise principle, or otherwis e , b es t adapted et u ut the furrow slice, according to the Kentish system of ploughing, the depth of the furrow not to be less than eight inches. Now, it is pretty generally ssisidtted that the Kent, or turnrise plough, is little (nown, o r . understood beyond ' the limits of the county in wliieb it is used. There are two leading points O dirimihuity between the over old Kent one turns its Lurrows over and • up, while the modern ves the . funny . Miff and rigid and on '=. The great unplesessg Aquino have shown their modactices in surto' parted Me sweaty of Kent, at the different legil enesoingt, bet have nu* not with any degree of wuppert, so wedded .sea the lanillarffite of the district *sent old Kent pbsioi. Air plinffill Wednesday neat is fixed for the public coated in tide depriosat of the show. . Lt..flY C_.l Os the Nisi_ iota telly; Asliby and . fltandord, Litwin) exhibited a new invention in the form le • hori nontel revolting harrow, erehiseieg a horizontal rotatory motions each tuirrowbeingationtapW and& half indmatater. It is made of a circular form, agllmbie of lodett worked in pairs. They wereldown steglt todtn. otuplet Prom • veatitai dais in the maim of NW Olgtoessit it fined an iron bar or lever, to whisk is appended a sliding weight, which regulates the velocity, more lem, of the rotenone. This was considered a most efficient mass of bri motion, it is stated, more th y than by ' mush and weeds to. the surface. The clods are by the rotary d=thintimuTZ any other barrow in use, and that the tis less for the home, while by the rotary motion the teeth are conti nually clearing themselves from choking. For light soils the implement is a very useful one. But how it would act on a hNvy soil we cannot say, as it is new in this country, baying Dana premed by health and Ashby so recently as August of Jog year. Of the reMpleg we may now speak, the trials having been Omen to a 411111114. me pound was divided into eight cents. Flynt muss Burgos and Key, with their improved llVermicies self-delivering Diaper ; then Wood's cosibined reining and mowing machine ; and neat in order, Prentice's smailimilmapang and mowing machine (invented and im by Harwood, of Heasilesham) ; then %Ward', side ri7vuedry reaping and mowing mac hine; William Dray's ppaatent reaper ,• Cuthbert's improved Hussey's reaper ; Teotim's flexible reaper ; sad Thomson's champion temper. Burgess and Keys commenced their work indifferently half-way round ; but finished much better. The corn cut was thrown so badly that it could not be gathered into sheaves. Wood's—The crop was far too light to show this imple meat efficiently. The delivery being by mechanical agency the sheaves were so very mall that many of thrals= have to be put together to form an ordinary sheaf. Pat in crops so thin as the one selected the capabilities of &simple sweat mild not be fairly tested. Preatioe's.—This machine broke down sow after starting, and left no results. DrWsiinplenient presented • splendid piece of work. Tbarewas not a stray straw to be seen between the well preen and sheaves which were singularly well gathered for binding by Imod•reLke delivery. In all deliveries by the head much depends upon the dexterity of the man in attendance; yet there is some advantage in handdelivery, for when the crops are thin, or very irregular, a man is enabled to accomplish what cannot be expected of a set machine. Cuthbert's reaper also did very good work ; but the other two reapers gave up before the end of the trial. Another trial afterwards took plans, three of the competing implements being selected for this purpose, upon • portion of the same crop, that had been rolled, in some instances one way, and in others two ways. The reapers were directed to follow the Ilse of the Ten as well as they could. These trials were not very satidnetory—indeed, rt would be difficult to say which of the three was entitled to the prize. The judges appeared to be of the ewe opinion, for they deferred giving their awards until they have seen the implements at work upon • proper mop in the harvest time. It is to be regretted that the Royal Society should have selected such a crop as the one in question, it being totally unfitted for the purpose of testing the merits of so unportaot an instrument as the reaper. The implement awards have not yet been made public, but we see in • position to state that the first prize of 90/. for the clue of applications of steam powerto the cultiva tion of the soil has been awarded to John Fowler, jun., of London, for his 12-horse set of steam cnltivating apparatus. In threshing machiaea worked by horse-point (not exceed ing six), Wallis sad Ilaslam, of Butingstoke, Harty ,have and the prize of 20f.• In chaff-cutters, Hugh Carson, of the Wilshire Foundery, Warminster, carries off the first for his chaff-cutting engine for steam power. T. W. .Aahliv and Co., of Stamford, Lincoln, take the lint prize fa mills for their 4-horse portable flour mill with French stapes, while E. R. F. Turner, of Ipswich, is awarded the first prize for hie crushing nA for bruising oats Ihnoed, malt, and barley. This is - the fifth show of the Royal Society at which this crusher has been selected for • prise. Among the local prises awarded, it may,be earned that BargessXnd Key carry off the W. prise ffer their grass mowing invented by J. , A. AIL" la KW York, and improved by the exhibitor'. For the best help pruning machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded tbe prize, for his Kent pattern hop pressing machine. In hem the fi rst prise, of 101.,, for the bed sample of golding hops, has been assigned to Robert Berriman, of ' Languish Manor Farii; Peterilick‘ Heats ; and for the hest sample of any dlioet bind of hope, Matthew Bell, J. P., of Bourns Fut, pMK CantyrbAq, ls awarded the first unie for his " golden papa" The city is beginning to fill, and the'itrbets are gaily de corated with triumphal etches, hornets, flags, ht. .The Royal Society will meet with • cordial reception, and their exhibition must prove a success. On Monday the implement yard opens at 7 ro the morning, and the rattle yard at case, at an admissiou fee of is. Oa Tuesday the-general show yard will open at 6 o'clock, admission 2s. 6d. ; end on Wednesday end Thursday at the acme hour, at Is. each pence. In addition to the exhibition there are se he pro menade concerts, a public dinner in the Musiohall, • wird ball, the Cathedral is to be thrown open free to the public, sad Mr. Rarely is coming. So that Tinton will not lack amassment or entertainment, if that be the object of their pilgrimage to our fine old city. (TWOPENCE. WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS' SCHOOLS. TLe annual examination of the children stip end educated these schools took place on Satur rytt a marquee in the grounds of the institution at New Cron. An attractive progamme of amusements, including a aliasepenv, for which the picturesque lawns ass[ mea dows attached to the schoolhouse are eminently adapted, a concert of vocal and instrumental music, for which tbe talents of Mies Eyles, the Quartet Glee Union, sad the effi cient military band of tbo Royal Engineers was secured, a fancy fair, and the presence of Lord John Russell, the pre sident of the charity, is, the chairman of the day, con tributed, together with the fineness of the weather, to n being together a very full attendance of the =beaies.* to the schools and others connected with the particular branch of commercial industry for the benefit of which they were established . Amongst the company—which, with each an attractive bill of fare, comprised a large pro =rof ladies—were Mrs. Milner Gibson, Sir John ing, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Carter Hall, the Bev. Denied Moore, of Camden Chapel, Camberwell, Rev. J. Amain, Messrs. W. Leaf, W. °restorer, G. Lawrence, F. Lycett, W. Ridley, H. N. Heath, B. Whitu J. Jones, A. L Saul, he. The examination was, as usual; omdacted by Ir. Saunders, of the British and Foredo bleleaula, and ass. tined questions, not taken from boob or say skettotyped form, but such as oceareed to hive at tits instant as best maculated to teat the dimes sf *Wm* atkiaed by the pupils in the several branches of mboation taught. The result wee erniaantly satisfactory, end the replies, though not perhaps so rapidly oven m they weold have been bed there been two or three previous reburied' of the precise interrogatories to be put and %twee, to be given, dis played a meatiest amentisterkes the different subjects on which the examination tismarelostnallS creditable to the instructed end the instructors. RgrazaimaTtog or Stdairgaroos. —A deputa tiaa from titaloytiridga, inducting Years. James Kirk, Br‘tieY. W. Ba yley, Joe., end W. 111, had as interVieW 00 tiatioda=g er with Kr. Ward W•tkin, at the queen's , and ptesumis dr to him a requisition. allow himself to be nomi. fa ins avant of Staleybridge being enfranchised. The degialatian stailleilhat a very much larger number of mom would ban has stashed to the requisition had not the ; enk Vas withdrawal of the governmeat Refern It 11 6 1 = glair asavass. As it wee, they be a de ckled who would be entrain would Win if ham a. forward ; and whihs they =ay la see him in parliament prim to the an. tannaidamao• et 1114•7tiridde• trust•d he would Wag thus to tiara tie end claim spun hie swim is the event of the Deming of a redone bill Mr. Witkia Quaked tho g arr a a sk a . a ad expreeeett hie Intention to make his acknowledgments to the requisitionists at a public misting, ' to be held on Wadsoiday neat.