The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-23 00:00:00

1 I NEWSPAPER .. , . N:v ... .. • _p3 ' . 1 : A 0 41 . • 4 r ::. ~,,, 40 _ _ X 1 1 1p t ....... 4 , , 1.3;,. ~ c, _4, / .4 , r 1e.„4(..4 Z C......, • I l tr' runftvp t f r . Ka 4.377.) MEaNits. MOM WIORAII mod SONS' (of k of PACE= YIDS to -111%Ll —Yee Peri Ml*, direct (to Iwo lowla TlMNltilf. Ur 210 . canoe at poiroot.:. •oo ipapill II aipper alp A I,OIMI Sam 11. CLA VTO3I. vommer__ ; Wag la the UM T aro Duda /10.40 p toms ono of Mow. INGOT sod Awe sob. brat .1 haw • moping the domootoptoo. Torkllin, mot color ow Int ammtto.alagiA aim aid Ott•A szywootay tar the parisplir fro I AL •• r > ft. nor monoosoo +maim. foe on doom of for on. .• a.. owl elm awry ea ospertooool for .."0 so Jposofw ls Allport. sod 11 , .• too Noma Ir. y Wog MOMS Med Sank blloo et pesiollo setomed from 111. I,or+or i‘ngton Int-oloom momlidom Woo. fed a. n 14 ir. 1.4 dro term ralr MAX 0010CIIIIOATION to Nigir YONIL—The LI am Tom am DILLPIIIA REAM MOP tallim.ered Ws birowllimmilkikal= = W ogs 11.4.1z W1:1Znigr Lin= astAl74 YOWL on 01 00, W LIKINGTON. IrNewas. Avg. II IL 41 0.1111e= " 11er Asa own Weamas. tales psalm A It —1 I raiesse wefts es Ur reasior. Illima. lirimil pr•qu i r i mulaeledie an onviiisa = larenum lir mil Wefts MOW bestial besea--Der 11.111 or pitiable oy_oii6 TtilIng=8:1411• Wiliriftell. Sigulled RIGCLAR mum COMMUNICATION to ourannusa.—like leo wee atemor RITA, WASA,Siphdo SJOBLIG, esenanta for Oil neve pet as LUVIDAT. eel ka• ea VONDAT KO. tele° Neea Iloretelere lemaineilaseemeemios Yr peemeapes. Vans: nee dm. eissee NUM IWO. et at . emed Woes. in: den. TMILLI/76. GRA M . y l tc.. es to ad L . llauliarriD IT TIM MANLY 111111GATION AND CANAL (VMPANY. T HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION And ealght COMPAIIT. TV 1. I amrpurated by Spacial Ma al Parillialet with Wilted Pleat Caital. 12.11111,000. wllll palm Wa e tame. U.MUI7. Pin t !saac 81.110aaft. NOW slam a i m •CiA. lapprat al par mama Jsaxe 1b,12:.12, Mg Cb s i nma. Mara Irvllt .41 khillp Artstabar_ Ashman and Thr NMI 11,44 Persil beweerim M.P.. Mysore, of the Licuteeut tuber Jam Mire hirms Inter lerstenartotonel Wilber Onsiter. Me awl Med Mr ha George ruilock .1.0.11..die5. &Arany. Major erne it temp Marro OuseCtrile riamert —Carmel J. T. frith. iambus Legineers, Yale. M Goes emaltieg dagfare of the Madras I:trauma sad trial peay. Jaws hoer, Me. A are.!M IMell sad Ow), I Old Jewry. Thom e queer fluids. Aldermsa. Brialime —Mart Mawr bouverit aiedteo 1. All - mlial UM. Moidetfult —dohs Martell. fise.. M. Cammerrest West. netermi.—soya %Voitwood. Bet Odlese:-111. Cammearres• tC AIIIIIIOID PIOMPECTIM. The work. miser. with the approval of Governamet, der trot iiparation. . toot of Megaung sod na‘ Wahl* rears theseghent law MI and extensile" beltaa of 'hare u Laver geese) spg res Merry Ix 1.,,b thee deltas an I the port sod city of Cateekla. Tree wort. lave bees already lavestigart by Wiser* in th• 'vice of ticereranient of known shinty = ream eh. , promoured Mum to be among the most bora . that. and to peonies the mid pdykk , of their oremeri hi . fare . in fa I. the mime lieeritarr of awe kr lois 1 . 1 O.uadl la Manh last wittmased to the Government ef India ma Whorl ceensuuulcallon, calm attendee I. the ler Grimace el • restreetiag lb..e very weeks. sad etre( lima bar Marstra ' ditwermmet were permit to carry them bre der Ed aura r Obi rune and rearm were graver by this her ilovernerel • arm to re se mgmermined oemputy estabilshad. he err. . to ire canons. he loM mosey. no mein arse of grit will be -- —The mks of weir be Ms government for tar Ora el Moceedly.—Tolle err I. mutt:et of the lie of the canals and eseetwaye by Me par.. WTo Mem rearm may Le aired as ai etre but subs/diary near of ilkes! I. The working of the crab by the Company by the convey. New 04 =tusk and moody thereon. 1 Mr rear eerier firs mills sad factories establelied wn the term id Me veers thresh. a. Caterer est rie of Orr sad Whet prod./co nest mire Me deed of W Cu. Lad t The reply of writ for Isere pervert tree trier an sow put forth VI emoadary Only. lacy by we steams be sight of the Ire of err has ben already emewhired to he MOM provierre Mee and by Ms eller arrears at the rating ores im Me hoer. Worsen erevimse of lesegal w prudes rend bra slab. flakse sot fete peeler regrew • kegs par crime tout outlay. Ih. follew fo.c het ens mane 4 by the grernment ce cirri worts of I r•hato.• In lailla and some Ira of the highly reenneenui.• coarser al see weeks, U sober" with ordlery ,•'!.114m" I ur..sks ...boded with the Coberme Amami At 1.11110144 15)mrs r tu. urul • not wont ut . 2.s r semi pee rem ee T Vord•AL auet r.t.Too, re £& ee is the diet curemote., ...LA La *.cteuts paid pre err. ea lia east the ant Iry sa • YE* vie& ere /140/4 produced YAP in ter list par . Tbe ...are J err Lora bee paddle pee pal. mel produced • sane *aryl.,. of •10•••,NO, the wet et perareell•ut L.rok; /MAUL rer work. Or 11 dears produced • rehire of is per coat per easerer Tier are ant eteeptioard Isetesera Terme cal • Ler" lareenesee Jaracte Mee tress arnutord with the Ammar)) ofmeat, as the area at • ANA awesome, to be poa en!, porenteral of Urbana tialeida& It le propeed to Nett Ur Peer ad eiglrd Is lie bet batmen the aram e1.M401111. divided bete non Aerie el IS deek. me to tel • Int deposit el 41 par doe mix web • deefitae pslert of Al For ahem oboe dr Intl eiremeall bees eeeebdd Wm .111, It le believed. maw te elieetive operattorte for Yr int testy* reeelA• Of au m = = ogle NA awl Orb' AAA* •dl be pees to each ire. A 1141 yr. Ler and form el applkatioe for sharee pep pm be tae spin nNuov. M tbe Osoiresq's officio. V, I .4aoserretrer* !LC Lewes or at the freseperepe lastbenf, As liasease. berswees, sad Co. 1. lINA TI EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CAJAL OtotirAN Y, SY, ceseeeeheet. DC. De AMICATIOS tee SUAKIN te Die Cueshep en be WalikAnil Tille DAY Theireda . 111 UM ul torallgftal Mgr wild' the will be W 4 II srim AWN wwwww. easMarY ROYAL OILIMOBRI GARDENS COMPANY 4'4 = =rsiV allit : t i s i s a taompenowa raw Os IeWARN* Compsales Act. 17 &al 1 Mufti& Lard Mary Oanisa. Oise i ar be= lXv nua t i :Li= l*. Juka stavo." diras4 aid Plimr= iim lircr etidittel po teadd Is asir wasker Or ifti tti donislebeis %%Lim —Lados sod email, Ark lawksigillesot . 411 Nee _ . sad Hs v Wawa. Charing WeriT1;;;;411 4 11474 4 44 , Temp 444 11 r.A. slow Putabar, obis Ins 111 , 17.1-1* P. Serirroer. Z.. 1, ALoomatant, Surful etragt, 1..ma4 . 44444 ASGIIMPT—bIadi 441. Oslord.street Wu.. mica —Paris, 11414.trw sod Aguish 7. Noir4aa,l4trand —ll•4l4lenms. Mar, sod Co, Ctillylo4ll.lll,, Conaull. Oences ay 001IMIT—At the tasedeme. lluxuahai Shitathar—lath Winton Lawn. AB RI WILD PDOIIIIICTVI detailed Pr;;µ;:tas awls le the breim bank." or tor* 1 he oh; xt of ital. a 'otossny Is to prrt hese tram Mr. alsipass. to. prowls( ...II Sworn sod Otittrldllta proprietor. lino Minos hsnln resit*. I au mask forts... from the 'reels of QM ardor. it,. Sarno. utd pt.uot Mar heseliyaartan od sulauleu, rtlittplAtOt The Cremona. property Is hew at the nominal seat M fad per swims lbw slum poraion far AO pired term ot akearl) thirty WIC'S years. Aa svldesue of the COPTIItt. • eukr.rluru oa ties •1.1“.1101 of the torapsay, misrly me half the a AtaateJ bat tons salsaritied , Mr. Itinapoos one or the ballast Is the Badge and will acme. a mat is the dim** Immilataly attar Lb. hsamtiou or las Comsey, ths r aionlisi the hoard the •,1 , d his co °pi/ratios the mansgsaterst. Arreagesiest• ha". ele° teem wade for the Flirtation of the 'emus. or We rth. a.o t and well unwired .tam, thus I. uvula( the .arrest sad a. howlcal working of the lateusest Since the year 11650 the 1e....ne burrow na stradlly an 1 rapidly la, rearms The bunks of the est.al.ll.mment hare bees *Writs kept surf hate bees c1ar,..1, and Ws 14 "AMY Ut.i1144 ta Mr. riser, Um pato& aorooaiunt. and the average pa , ,rts thr tart bra gears altare that all iol:oll4*e.tual to a dividend of SO per as ul upon the capital employed dug be coatideaUy aiithipated, sal reel nem pr.alts by a email judicious outlay, are rapt pie of Leine !neatly Irritated It I. prop.e.l that arta holder of not kat than Iwelty shares .lull I. entitled to free sdradsmon for friend suNect, however, to sorb toculltiour as 1.4.61 , tt tiC{Cf • htle..l up h by the Lure. Una . AU applications Lou sham to he made to lb. Brokers of the Ir.mayasay, %hews lotrkr, aml l o , 'Mug! alley, Cornhill or to trn Solieltors, at 7, hew Wu, Mtraud. St WI,. armerod fa.roa If im &Holmes{ Isr wade, the *Mosul of detusit VIII k Wrthwith rt.tartiwt without soy dedlcUud. gR 1A T WIESTIIIN RAILWAY. anaruct - stios is wiET_no_ _ riCILIIITIL IL SATURDAY, *area IS a rciad. TRAM ealaaraa Paiarra,:bmka Anua.. i ed Mt. pa., Mr CRIPTS7I - _ ~ awl Rear 2araa, Ha mad D.) Yeovil .11a. aa777, ad 118•11101. gad Wormiest , ' if aad •a , rotundas a Minim Amara SI ban Rap alimalb. at 7 au. RE•T WESTERN RAILWAY. cos StXDA Y. Avert 14 a Cilia , I,ILCUMININ WIN Ira Pad I mites at 1411111.. Slid Wafts a I IN 4... CILIPTIONAN sad Bea "waft awl (114 rid 164. tau••••• She ••••• $4, tl TA p trim *WA 7.11 pm. eon Irak and 14 pia. Insa ClOppaihms. GRI•T WESTERN RAILWAY. LICUILSIOIII TO TIE NORTH AT LOW' /AKIO. On TATVIIDAT, llopploolor 1. on ILICITISION TWO win hoot Poddlampot M WIT Am Or Oslord,kno la. di mod : ITT fed odd lodolloploa mod Wandolt Ada Ad and . . mood fa.) : Woo& lkonortek. Wodomfaddrf. sod 111olis IN dd. sod 7 6 2. . Tf a& sod W_ollopplos irad fOrowobely sod N. . Boot Wraddroo, awl (Ilk N. sod 113.) : Llvorpool n..d 12a GC, sodoniag or e = .weer 6. Irmo Lat 10.30 a. m., mod AOloom. a. per hoodblla train .111 to=sompeo from 11011.8. for at Woo soak of Looodoodos QREAT WESTERN It•ILW•Y. Ch AP Liett/MION la ills men at =OLAND. MONDAY. Ssell S. s• au-trims mum Ina rev. • CM ara. sad Plee== am., der WIS. tol — raiateMAll2. sad Trate* Peres, Sla sad lat I imam rui. M. sad Mat . sad Ilidedied for Iltremadte l sal Ils.) Mr mum Duddy sad ?Mammoth Ma sad 17s. ltsallam Tar may, Palatal. and Totem Ms. sad lea . lead sad Plymouth .ISs md relaratar trees Plsatoolh • • a • Wedmeday, tbe lath Nem. POMO RAMS .111 be bold ea the Mb media at Sept. I* SM. or Sid Class loam Ilehols i U. Parta Mk Ise roma up se tbe Ss *mood Plitmeth So So premed le say steam on the Tsvatuck, = " erV l Z S Corawsll hallways rout o► um...vox (A Lkposit aYe. per share So be made to W. llaalerl. a I Ihr - • aus d AI is um alkstm.ot the hart-tun d th- itunl irnotarea t;arJrtu I Anpany I Wetted Seers EA VITC, II pat.l to the London .std I%..unty iienk 11. sum to ',Air rrart lit. I requeet Awe* of ES ea. it In the 11.,7E1 t renn.rt.c ,ittdriu Lnuate.l . or on, teed nuuttprt. mot I berth) aerie to "" ouo....ohlesi to Jet the Couvetuy, cut I. .41.1 %sticks of ArrElatioo of the cuts pO7 whys; ryquirs.L A 411.•• bloats:, 1..134'..m . • .UM. fit NMAK ERB and (kthera—HUßSTB I I 1. .1 LW IT E ILIPLE illiirSlllll/4 preweiets 1...r...1 while I. ling Mee la ew .1.-A. -ales by rh. via assa.st.., tuna. W W. SILli • i 4, 114.4.4.4.iiw MULL., LC, .ad meadows FRZNCH VINZTAILD ASSOCIATION, lasimi.seseat, lissemem: al lailaaalmie se. l pare rad Wing ati. per dorm lye an Yaw aro aka 17s. ~ laparisr awe No. sad ato he ay. dam, sine idol ala sad Os ~ Irma Hirt, If ti meth. rd sau me Burr 'now. se As ilmeelossielsiosa opium Wad Res. W BROMIC ALA or MlCwars,at N UI Z IPa MARS radossi arty, Ma per ems . ra per Az Mw MIL& per ~sr ere. Be in ickl to say Merle& le Me War wIN be Mad et 'malty, Is we! ININZ% largallad. 4soop tree from et Lie appose& to . neeptled by THOS. if eel vett, rat Operer teerebeeta opeeres et IT peen to Le Ma sod* et Lamle melee, ri . lamb's Ore- NIX hr. Las w applicacloa Choice old pale 0 •4 440 La par doom QTEVI2OI sad SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. FORILION 111111T6 of high quality at sistwaripeous priest Micßrsadisa vssy aoperlor, PM. his. per Leo.ebolos lase Vs.. 30a per gallon , toed fantail Hol land& 17s per galloa, or lne. per caw our dozen Foreign Liqueurs et all kinds. Mal prise Ude tree cm application. TOII4II, sash. —79, litshqpaganintrest Whigs. WATHERBTON and BROGDENS GOLD (31 A 1,4 M OM weight, at mini& Inwood ow workmanship at whole's& essnefseterese prim. 1%. add In the dune suareateed. sad reparehred at the odes deer pd. liee'a the ,the How much your elm& weighs, to the shwa* ear& ne tutees of the gold, and charge for wawa" Manufactory. No. le, Hearlettaetnwt —dead/rum , Coreat-ssedes. Amos swede of chains sad Jewellery for la. sada H This etlablialinaeat closes at •In the evades and on Ilidardaydst 1 tionock. PLATE. —RICHARD ATTKNBOROUGH, ed, ikterd-41.1011,—The bog laelarasia mei* JULY= OWNS sal WM; as miler: 1 ••••• Mai i • war • • fir U Sueess. IS , U • Si , 341 41 Übuissetrus U • i g o SUSS • 444 UDs SO 4 Ift 444 • I 4 U Tus 41 11144 OLIN SO 41110 Per ea T." 4.. =gat s.d. flrilis.l.l4 SO— -- II Taal 1: The Whir ruptilits list the told. prtistilatsttli— leatotamo Atm opts= me helm a sionalitts Uis pie se. - - - =arm sans SPOONS AND POlka, ~f.. sa lambs aro. aro • ma* minim a..ry w thm rnlrwl by ThisaLtiro Ulle = " AITT a. • 00 100 I=o Tea lies= I%lll wide al Ihelime alrizat IL ~.~ 31W11102:1 W. t. sus alle•oin s pro.....tar ...4. i.e. umea sp. 010111109 le tie ilier Ow OULU, line• leo of bow& ilikb A Sl lo Wei alroody tie Wed iSs ok 10 lie OS el WI N. root mho. wen of doe& deem bed tem .di, wail* sod eke womb: me it • wile ilmokeoson I V= ' I IL • td•••••• irio telim ot Ili : boo et el. OL : woe dhow dim ot Ilho One Wiles Ponieme Wok rnioialrolt, Soloroiost: oftilliel moo Maas to he Melia via lell lho aint i o im it l i st!ltiol is zort oa. air d i es EV grr. ga. la ft e s k a r i I TS id Woo= tar es Yowl prim to ra.:.. _messy volumed it aft et OM IN we illialon le ilia lung.l.aa. . . clamps kit I. iill MN ili sem ?PKIM (Mind Webb Miles), Originator d ilo weimionsa lIIMICH titOrnELY. M Leta: aiii dososoled WO mg pew Imitating and ada in bia ammo —Mr. Nit ail: Wm, I. 71, BUM& . NANOViII WAAL Tial.MMaY Win, ariertJusocastia. is. ___ MODULATE PIK= oath ONNZIABIZCZIANNCI E. MUSKS and SON can ootdidestatr ampart that Sher parrs advantages sa.t ham "Me an quite Inroad tir reach d say ulaser Hoar la tar Teteds, red are ambled to oar • &BALLY GOOD ANNULS at • Vial LOW Then set skilful Caren milepled. sad dam Mill of sasesrfal red workmanship ray THE antrou TALLOItitIo DEPANTS is almost daily " from the her Hoar art rondo Natter. C l in id" SZAUYALUIS CLOl'lllNti DINAJOISENTE are far cashed with.. leararas arortstent of goads be all daises sod all ter, . she a peat vartry of Cheehhig foe J avarice of all twol TPA If WISPY sad DIAPILRY, HAT sad CAP, sad BOOT mud ' , SPANN/LINTS, molar a essufallyorected rock al the beet eat tram lisaufactures, ahould sup article air be approved of . It be sa• aimpsdose the roaapreteursd. of 111110111/11 sad ALDOATZ, aad Omer e 11W OZIOSNOTRNST. sad uAzusruarr. CLBING for JUVIIIILII23 of all rd I C a lfr earr IS J mM modiriml. as L EOM mM Omer el MOM= and ALDWIE Omer al NEW OX/0111/ETIZET sad INETETIMIT. Nr Nragluril and &woad. Tortehave. OZATIS ON APPLICATION OA PONT 1/1112. "p MOMS and SON'S Book for tie Prompt .L eserea, motel tans The Growth of ea hispielesil ammik et Beleieli Wintry," with rule. tor Sell AM Mew Al.. published, an elAbesste plan emi Qty Preis& Corner at MI NORIES s 4 ALDOAYI . -' Omar of NEW OEFOIW-IffltEET sad ILUMWEISET, aka ErrOrd sod elkoMold, Ye,Sulam. 1860.—Post free, three stamps, a TJUIATIhR ItXPLAINING Maim GABILIRLI nfft , TANT IYPWIt EDIRNTrI in ARTIFICIAL Tura and FLU !MLR cillA LIT whereby one sot will weer lawyer Oar three or•lhouy mama and being fitted wltlion ia t i =itat ia. wir r ar a4La ot ia metals, and without any operation, rove a • to all who hays ocemon for the &what** gardens. NOD. but pare Bret -clam materials MA IN'Prktuauship employed. while the expense Is even Mee than halt the orb may cos.--To be obtained sob of Yee. uaturlel, dentiela to the Yrince bottaiana, wit& blithest ISIS 'Odd diploma, Ito, nevnt4troet, W. twit Years . and AS and 31. Lualipitc hill, Cat). " The adrantaser ulitalnablohy ilahriare eyelets render It pre-eminently superWr awl toe nearest approach to race, a wan yet attained.' —4lbeerver. • • i:ebnel'a treatise should he read by all who value health: their sistetu will sate much mosey sad more annoyance "—if orating Crid'i Yor OildiOUS remora It to hr. particularly to uota the name. and that the entrance to the l It) eitahliahment Is up the palliate pomade between Benson, the • Iter.tnith'h, and the State rir. himaratice Mince. livarpoel 131 , Inikeatareet. QPROTACIL/18, by HARRIS end to SON, mil melt Use IVA. owed M sea. WA{ with ear* Ss. I* les .. Odd ; "111 zele trt si 7g (4.14; 'MI SON, Se ale loyal mAay. opposite the SOU & Illssessa ode kesiss lidebilebed 17110. Hotta..—lfe imam 4111/pio7eL HAIR RESTORED Improved, and Beautifirej er Me me or ROWl ff ir MACASSAR we're hear trete WM, ef t yrey, stresythess weelebair4 demises to boos ssuf and , and makes It botatibilly soft, pliable, sad slew Ite operstion In as. of baldsms mem- MeV setts: le the stow* of Whiskers, ths UNA sad leouesebioe, It b votallbss is its stimulative ohs Uso , lee children it Is mgesially resamseeseed, se funnies the Of a. deslillat .. titatilur es bil=wesos into tr os =e2g, Mine Wet awl INIMINi weeks of Its abseils Pries Se. St, h. Ws. M (seeel le kw onnell), sad tis. per bottle. , Csetios—Aak for Noomor Ott" add at 110, listion• seed" sod by abs sad issetemses. TifigNELSON LETTERS in the LONDON arnsw ..d —ollllllwanvloommAr..eisitteisi bieliaLal Ithotai., 11, esatbamptosotreet, Wo r ad, . LOIN Morapsr. • Ida& !tea copy toe by post for tsar postage Nampa Th dai erowo two, 4• et cloth, THEOLYNTHIACS of DEMOSTITSNII3. NNed by the hew. Hum Pena, of Marlon Cktileaa. Oxfored. llosaa•vo Wuane• by the note Author, A MANUAL of LLTIN PlioBll COMPOKITION. A MANUAL of ORE= PROBE COMPOMTION. Tafd. ELMO/MST ILZAKCIaIII la WU= HUAI 00IIP081- da. rd _ _ LONDON. THURSDAY BUNING, AUGUST 23, 1860. SKILT ITALY, and CHINA. —GMAT a,' Wang -If= DIONAllas at Ihe bi Gine mete l*T-411 esd leech teals-The _al y es seM.,litaa-Australla-A Tour op the , le-Ledues ea net :aNed NW -Nodal et the Mara_ Ayes bus= le ta-AtiMesket to the whole loslleeg, Oies terneee RE -O PENIN G of the NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BOOM. Lab Holborn.—Tbe Peogonolor begs to 111111 , 141300 Ya amaipidlins of Qs almraffeas. efftons, Ix., of the above Potehr led ilkaaal: atcalatal iILLNWII . waZ i. = lie rams,bas . amdsciame a emelt*, naoratioa Is Ibtamr esnanevio aad test sooneer. I eluding a sew and plied sift la Woo funlsbod In • novel sad gall/ awl MAY la sow 1111-OPIN MD kw SI/BON. The la+lbealtiteled liint4, casaudad by Mr W. M. ?baker, win Milli• asw wisoOkia frees Wagooe's Matitaao.' JellieWe v a ren. as. Dour. open at 8 o'clock and done at 11 ponalasig. Admission la. NO CHARGE MADE fur rITAAWING PAYER' and =MOPES with AMU( CILDM or INMAN.— RUMOURS' anutorwoon4old adbasivolleVALA)Pl2, N. par IGO; ann4lll eon tall aim flys cares forthick ditto, Om quires for L.: 'gorilla* foolscap. In pff man: gnaw prik o t t i r t /rebuff° zwnsionß, ffitiTA-1 TIONfI Ur a l al ST, D 1.1111,111. sad SALL, PILDITZD rilinfeelllD la SLIVER. win Akin or Mtn Ic nfret 1141164P1AT1 111.110ASTLY ILSOIRAVILD rag Ma CPZILIENE Cenne PPLYTIfJ) for Y. ‘l.-I.sorroosi MOLY volleasare solablishnon. 111 -VADILLL Ivo doom boaallmoknallodmin liouidoo : John W Parker and non. Wed Strand. Sixth liditicm Met publiehakirleeln, 2 1_,M16 DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY (BIZMPIikad Physical), Induced by apermatenhaa ; tM Ilympteem Meets, mid National Treatment. By T. N. TlMMea,_ ILD. Leitaa cian te the General Peet-ollee latterAhreleW Paerident ties. Leedom: Prom the Author, 26, Lloyd-square, W.C. BPOlLl'llre. YORK RAOKlL—Wmairimax &ILIAD Sum INA Trews Ylaah In the Pim Titres. rsa. Bums Duos Orissa. e Ay Stockwell Canto&las Two ama Yomimia Oan. Stocks& lloorhis • ems sus. dissititas Owns. lolitentone 1 Verging mein Mat Mat Bast +Stanley .„. s eta Papaws Draciss Aabreus • 1 Donner and BUts Tway Foos= afliOnLiall6llllL Vanquisher Mr WM= 1 Northers Lett light ssa. JOVIVUJ *AIM Clardowar 3 Two ism Cassrusus.o Bmissoss beer . Forag . er Holland Truoi Mr rash LATIDIT BETTING ON TRH 001:11111/. MOIL HANDICAP. 3to 1 apt Defends (or) 4 to 1 ily.sway (t) 8 to 1 Moorhen (t) IT. LEGER. 11 to 4 apt Tbormanby 30 to 1 High Treason (t) 00 to 1 biz William 100 to 1 Northam Leos PLYMOUTH, DIVONPORT, and CORNWALL RACES—TUCeIinf. Till Ira! PLATS (Haadicap) of 6 son. arch, with 25 added. Wieners extra. TEree loaners of • mile. (118enhe.) Mr. IvoWs licessrlsie by Oanarbio, 2 yrs, MI Sib. (Parsos) 1 Mr. T. Navena's eltanoine, 4 yrs, 7.1 Wb Mr. IL lintyley's Lisp. syn set loth se,r. let 41b. (horror 3 Betting : Even un Cbanoiae. Won by half a length. Lisp beaten off. Tug liabrear Braun of 15 10,1., 7 ft, and only 3if with 80 added; winners extra. About two miles. 56 subs.) lord Pertacooelik's Tame Doer by Ventsoo, aged, Gooier; 1 aged, flat Sib Mr elinton's Grilled', 7st 91b (1. (llfef) I Mr Coppertioraltia 3 yeti fat IMI (G ru bb S The following also ran :-- Pan, Out-off, Delay, saner. nee. ' Harriet, and 8 1 er of the West. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Tame Deer, 6 to 2 apt Pan, 5 to 1 apt Rising Rua Wen by • length and • half half • length between the second and third. Star of the West was fourth ; Harriet, Cast-uff, and Daisy neat. Pan beaten of. Mareurneen fell, miseeting her joc.key, end muttered rider lees home. THE iaAbl CA' PLATS of 25 soya. added to a mweepeteker of S eon. each. Uptiterel .et hos weights, &c. Herta. /Leila mile. 11Li:IS - a:is My Uncle, by D. Zeiler, 2 yrs (3,01.), Set iiuna Mr. gadd's Mile Borah, yrs (3014, estlllb (liu (Pa tchlne, 1 1 Mr bidden batauelle, S yrs (ba) 701 me ( carries 2 2 TM 121bI Betting First haat —3 to 2ow My Uncle. Won by three • quarters of a lwagth ; six lengths between the second and Wrd. becosid heat-5 to lon My Uncle. Won by half a length; a bad third. The winner was sold to Lord Portsmouth fur 47 u noes. Tee TRADMilitlea PLATZ (handicap) of 60 sows. Winners extra. One mile. Mr W .611111vM . 4 Miss Eleanor, by Alarm, 4lts, flat Ilb .Clcmisant) 1 Mr 8. Williams' Mavourneen, 4 yn, Wit 101 b Cannon)fl Mr WW Wetersprits, yra Tat Mb (Inc Minx (Ouy) $ Betting : Eves on Min Fleenor, 5 to 4 apt Watersprits. Won by a length ; ten lengths between the second and third. Till UNTTZD SERVICI PLAT' (Handicap) of 5 eon. each, with 30 added. Willie's extra. GeaUsnien riders ; pro fessionals 7Th extra. Once round and a diatsnoe. Mr Wawa' Watereprite, by Alarm, fl yve, list lib •Inc. alb extra) (Mr. &obeli, 1 Mr. brayley's The Poet, 4 yrs, Mat Ilb (Ins. nb extra Cr. I Hotting :6to 4 co Tito Post. Woo olovorly by neck. THE H•RV DM IN SCOTLAND.—A Perth cor respondent says : -" Since Saturday little rain has fallen, and Tuesday wee • most genial day in the present Oak& The wind was from the north-west, and, if it continues' s dry weather may be confidently anticipated. In the Cane of Gowns, and is the Perth district, a few fields of barley have been cut. It will, however, be the middle of next week before harvest operations become general, even in the c.a.!) , districts. The cereal crops have progressed rapidly a (thin the last few days. Beans and turnips have a fine appearance, but the potatoes do not show satidaetswy DlEfliEdn:Nii ACCIDENT. —On Sunday, the Nor- progress However, there are no symptoms of the wegi.ua vessel Elisabeth, Jacobsen, master, arrived at blight, ' either on Strathmore, the Wee of Howi., Leith from Maodal, but being too late f o r gettin g into the around Perth, or in the lower parts of dirathern." docks, grounded in the harbour. The tusslei, a One The Dumfries Conner, in reporting the prevalence of young man, only twenty-six you. of age, came ashore hir.ivy rains, remarks :-" The grain crop' are well filed, ANIVIR FAILING REMEDY.Ito see his brother, who is hi • broker's o ff ice in and with dry sunny weather would ripen rapidly ; be t the TN. 4001T13 SWOON mad Livia PILLS, , Leith, and having beau in his company and that progress towards maturity is slow, and them ma be nothing litehrest say hlercullal MIllen••• fross the mine of t o f a brotherin.law (who is master of a vessel lying is like general harvest is this district before the end et the of Bronder, Kent. Th ese Pills will t o , toned invaluab l e to . docks), , 0 ,, mi., from b i g... a g l b,„.. c .,.. plignsa. , o , o , e . tion. wind. the he parted hunt the latter about twelve Ji ll eat month or the beginning of September. The trial of giddiness, dlrthaess of the eyes. Se. For habitual cos- o'clock at night at the dock gates, and proc,edial to the reaping mak:blued delayed at the Highland Society's meet , and as a family veriest medicine, Wel are truly w a y East Pier to hail bin vessel for a boat to take him on board. Mg lois now hems fixed for the 28th instant, on two of the W. and in their operati o n sad palatal to me st.sauh, they It is supposed that, finding the tide had so f..r receded that earliest farms in Nithedele ; and on Tuesday last, betwixt create appetite, promote dimmtlem and strompluu t h e whole the boat could not get up to the stairs, he had walked about Dumfries and Lockerby, only oae held of yellow grain, oa ~..1 " e " "" sy,,El7:4i by m ".„P f dn yt i.44 , i t i r„ .., is T., .. , '.l for some time waiting until it dewed, and while doing so the farm of Poutainbleau, was visible . Grain has beau laid had accidentally stumbled over the pier, and, coming in and twisted to a serious extent by the wind and rain it bills .."' sac ne - lren 7l o - ear.a 6, 4 7 .. " 1:rn' t n . Parlutes - - ..wlt s h , '" •• ' W . iriain " L ig .b„, t. N) . J,...„ ) .. a t 0w c- oot p aea d o . taa an , a ,,,... ag 4 .. p. contact with it in his desorint, been so etunned that he mu Last week. Should the heavens be merciful, and the chief - rendered inesseible, and unable to call fur aissintenor. His portion of autumn still to come prove favourable, Iv. Oiler le•al•NoNAMOlielrillillT, W., sear the Paotheon. body wee discovered oa Tuesday morning, near the stab's. the agricultural produes of this district will yet be good. CULVER WMAL, IL R..C.6., L. AL, LS. A., Halal/fa PINNING ON Tall WWI? Cosirr OF 800 - Then is • fair Psis &up ,oe Ole latmle w1 4" 4 ill4 _ V et Loudon. can lm cortsaltod dear (sal) as above', up°. all Lapp -With in thes e few days past th em bee be a n a goo d seriously damaged ;gram nas uot nourishinito nng !othg ses caste of Nervous Debility, lavoluntary Mashies, ramitaii, , ,,,. , rft _ ,_ _ r he. i _ the river, . and the shoals are f0i1...wt.:1 summer, but a sunny September would yet much Lou of Len pry, laapaaty, elperandoerbak atardlty, Lola :4i- apt"'' H oer '" ." " Lev tiimerous SOLID geese lllflocks of rellMloll lipl d and 4;alraideaa. Jam publlebal, as entire as. and Wipes& Work, entitled hot ~arm to be steering their mane to the venous lochs, PAMIR!" and °OTTO, 24 and 25, Oxford-street. "OUXIIELVH4: Iron which we hope thou to bear favourable so:omits, as sr far the Memel sensitta binges. itya , ;t:. The Pnydology sad A00W037 of OW ifeneration- fora fortnight past little or nothing has been done in Lek' Travelling Bags SS 11 Ureseleg Cams MI le 4 The of Ineteee-..yeiptoma Treatment, sal , - um ?ie.., where the Ash have sold ea high as Ids. per Nu whole- • Wo rk CV II OsiTlap_Bag. ole 0 Price is no 11 .by pat, IS outings. open end.. le nalod. sal,. Th e ni . eet price here for good iiirr ,..... g w impy i ,. Work noses 4le 4 look BMW 0 S 6 To lee Lel ..* IleLn. 4./. CoraJali ,or toe aoLlea. as snow.. 1 - Saveloys Cress 4lO 6 Darks I II 4 p,. cal..r a ,ti. c ooo duor amemmt, and ag e eaoa aaa ag t a We 1 t roe) each. There sew • considerable capture at Gnaw , inkstands Isle brother. I. J. I ulcers e ll , 11 D. Det town in the course of last week.--Greereitt Adtertiser. ' • saving of 4a la the I. Ostatepos pest trao.-{alisiribreatj IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROIII3E OF 00}1kfONS..—WfamasvAT, Ava. 22. rontiimed tro:2 yeatadQ• lsoiroici , . . douse 19, UNION OF }BENEFICES MX. On Mr. K J &ILES objected to this clause, hieluding thirteen City parishes which bad me sped the great fin of London. In the case of parishes the iskerches of which had bees de stroyed, the rats' were sow :0•111d under the Fire Act, but in the case of this ihirbeem class bad recently_ been made midge the obsolete statute of }teary VIII., whi p permitted • tithe of 2a 9d. in the pound. /he Rev. Mr. Deane, mo tor of St. Martin Out.chunli, Loci recently made • claim mailer the last-named statute hI 45/. • year on • single temp. maid ; mid the arm olergymoo had demanded 2301. a year ea the Baltic Coffee - house. as • ocesproinie of his lemd Haim, which be alleged to be NW This rev. geetlemaa had, %appeared, • stra.in.law • solidtter, and it we this 1 latter garillemee vita discovered the claim. Previously lir. Lisaasfs teems wee about 5001. • year, but there was a dent _nisilithf_lie. Pd . in the pound ea the alleged value ef theMeNe Celleimbouse, or 2s. as as equitable compro =with • threat that if these t e rms w e r e m o t a t once %.al steps would at once be taken. Nis would {Mil VIOL • year from ome house, and be maid Mr, et a almidlarealle w sea r e ef the first MOM( lIWOWS lie tri tuale it Oltr He (Mr. mseel lo 'last nadir this bill • rent chew of 2a. was teMillinite WHO on those midis& NW NOUVERDI said that the hem wad 'hunted mem - hmee chilli was hardly relevant te. t MINIM but be would Wert words providing that the met Matey should ad be levied wiliest the consent of the wedgy. SIDNEY said that the s of the law Twit il 7M4dd. ddd wa msgitsty :esuch bed tothat nodes usi depes e. mine . mod • camprinalm. Whim the party Mho meet py rt° Meat, when hs could not pout on The lair was 'barbarous, obsolete, sad 1a- Nehru*. When Lord Mayor, he lAM • ney) nee Mid by the unmoor that belied no optic's het to recommend • compromise. on cup= thought that a clause which he bed ' on the paper would meet the difilcultv. _ E. JMLES said that what be wasted was that these thirteen parishes, which bad escaped the fire by men accident, Medd sot be rated higher than the other parishes which were rated under the statute of Charles 11. He would on the report bring up • clause to meet the case. Mr. BOCVERIE would be happy to confer with the hot and learned member ea to an arrangement, but could not pledge himself until he UV/ what the lion. member meant to propose. After a few words from Mr. HUDDARD and Alderman SALONONB, Sir J. DUKE said ho helii property in Mark-lane, which his tent had improved, and they would have been heavily rated but that they were able to mine to en arrangement with the rector. Mr. TITE cited a similar case, in which advantage had been taken of the obsolete statute. Mr. MELLOR said that the evil could only be remedied Vidseparate bill. It wea so monstrous that no time be lost in providing a remedy. Clause agreed to. Clauses to 29 inclusive were agreed to, with certain no. Ths a "nneadmesite. remainin g chew were agreed to. Mr. SEYMOUR pave notion that he should bring up • clause providing that these churches might be purchased by other religious denominations. Mr. VANCE moved • clause providing that no scheme ter the sale of churches should be submitted to her Majesty until approved of by both houses of parliament. Mr. K JAMES said that so much power was given to the bishops by the bill that he thought some safeguard abso lutely neasseary. He should, therefore, most cordially sup port the motion of the hum member far Dublin. Mr. MALINS said that the true principle was that • scheme should be laid before parliament to decide what churches should be abolished and what retained. He must therefore support the proposel of his hon. friend, which would have the effect of partially carrying out that prim- Sir J. GRAHAM said if this question were brought to • division, he must explain the principles on which he should give his vote. It was perfectly true that, if the bill passed without this clause, parliament would lose all control what. ever upon the proceedings of the F,oclasiastical Commis sioners ; and he thought that the clause would give an op. portunity for the exercise of • most useful check upon the comeineion. Mr. BOUVERIE said be could not see what good end would be attained by the submission of • scheme to parlia ment. The only possible result would be that some one would come down and mom an address to the crows on the subject. (Hear, hear.) But he could not think that the removal of city churches wee a proper subject for an ad. dress to the crown. Mr. JAMES said he had no doubt that the house would differ from the first scheme which might be proposed by the commissioners. But what objection was there to that? Ha objected strongly to the delegation of the powers of the House of Commons to • vestry sitting, say at Garlick-Ul— (a laugh)—comisting of perhaps • baker or two and a coax- Mon commilioan. Mr. HENLEY said he trusted the clause would be car ried. He could not help noticing how favourably the sys tem had worked in the ems of the Inclosiire Conuunsiou ars, and of the Health cif Towns. Mr. BUTT observed that when the House of Commons refused to allow the Lord Chancellor the power of making titles for his own court, It seemed absurd that the functions of the House of Commons should be deputed to • vestry of Garlick-hill_ Sir G. C. LEWIS mid be thought the case of the luck sure Commission was not in point, inasmuch as the schemes of the leeloenre Commissioners had to pass both houses of parliament. fla lisped his right hon. friend (Mr. Heave. nob however, would not persevere in hie opposition to the clause. (Hear, bear.) Mr. BOUVERIE said be would not give the committee the trouble of dividing, and the clause was then agreed to and added to the bill. Mr. HENLEY moved by way of amendment in the , preamble to omit the words ' cities, towns, and boroughs," and to insert the word "metropolis ;" and to make various additions descriptive of the bill. Air G. C. LEWIB said that the ancient practios with re gard to acts of parliament was to make the preamble as lmg as the bill, but the modern custom was different. He put it to the right bun. gentlemeo whether it was worth while to make the change. Hr. BOUVEIUE wee opposed to the change. Mr. HENLEY said be wished to put his objection upon recent, inaamuch as the existing preamble did not accurately reproient the contents of the bill. He would not, how- ever, give the committee the trouble of dividing. After some observations from Mr. Alderman SIDVIIY, The amendment was put and negatived without a dint. stun ; cud the bill yeae e d through committee, and was or dered to Le ro puAwl The Metropolis Local Management Act Amendment Bill woe withdrawn. On the motion for the third reading of the Roman Ca. Bloke Chanties Bill, Mr lit rr moved that it be recommitted, but, after • dis cussion, the motion was entmirawn, sad the bill reed • thud time and passed. The Party Eiunleme (Inland) Bill wee read • third time and pused. lac committee on the Obureh Temporalities (Ireland) Act, Mr. CARD WELL stated that be should propose that the first eight clauses, which made alterations in the constitu tion of the Irish Ecclesiastical Commission, should be omitted, which was accordingly done. The other clauses were agreed to. The house having resumed, the other onlers were gone thr.::44, and the adjournment took place shortly before six u'el (Stamped, Id. Additional.) THE AGAPENO.VI ETERHED, It was known on Monday iu Bridgwater that most determined attack was to be made the fdlovrisg (Tuesday) evening epee the Agapemose, to debit** MA. Prim hem the Primate, meri die tied ef velem:erre wee aolieltel to enable the Bor. Mr. Prince to resist any force that might be brought against him. The enterprise wee soon bruited abroad,. end - munereem persons of differeut chime offered to assist iu the undertaking. The 'tennis's party met on the dputon read at six o'clock on Tuesday evening. headed by Mr. Prim sad a few friend* is a cab, and proceeded ne two vane, each drawn by a couple of horses. towards the Agapemone. They arrived there about *even eclocic, and directly commenced the aseault. Two of the instates of this prelim- leartitotka were on geoid armed with bled:mons at the gate leading from the garden in learnt of the Landry, that pilot being the one most easily scaled. Mr. Price , pilot by about twenty of his supporters, rushed towards the gate in igunition imusehately upon leering his vehicle, end scrambled over the adjoining wall, obtaiang acmes to the pounds at cam. The Agape . mantes retreated sad gave the alarm, hut ware quickly lowed by their late 00-relironiee to the frost door of the principal dwelling. On reaching thus far, Mr. Pries knocked at the doer and loudly demanded entre:tee, declaring that he had corns for his wife. Entreats was drill him, and the door was thereupon battered with iron ben the readapts bed brought with them. The panels were smashed in in a sheet spans of time, but it wee foiled difficult to bent epos the other pixtion, the wood being very solid t end the tars at the back exceedingly strong. When panels were seusehed In the Agepemondes were seen in steam form is the pump, well armed with life-proiervers, and the entrance was barricaded with tibiae. Om of their num ber presented a pieta, and threatened to Moot the tint intruder. A man in the crowd middle hereupon produced a seem' pistol, and informed the Princalle that his weapon was m good as the one first exhibited: While these pro seediage had been going on the door in treat of the dwell ing std been toned open, and the eamilants increased to fel or 70 in number. Mr. Price, in a Arm and collected manner, told his late friends that they had brought this buil- I nese upon themselves by trachea him like a dog, and keeping his wine trots hint. He added that he was resolved upon searehing the premises for his lady if she were not given up to him, and if he were not allowed to do se pawn. ably he would do so by fovea Atte this address the crowd brume somewhat excited. One man ebuuted, "Let hint shoot, he can only kill one ;" and another called upon the owner of the second pistol to an also. A cry wee raised to break ue the two bow-windows. Ties direction was about to be carried into ope ration, and the people at the threshold were be ginning to form their way into the passage , a man aiming a blow at the pistol with hi s cud g e , when one of this ilefeuders celled out, "A deg of truce." Thum was a most prudent step, fee the amailanta were resolute men, beat ou carrying out their object, and bloodshed must have resulted had not the Pritioeites decided that &emotion wee in this instance the better part of valour. A parley essmad, the spokesman on the part of the Agapemose offenag to admit Mr. Price to the house. The companions of Brat gentleman would not accede to that arrangement, and it was eventually agreed that six individuals should emotively Mr. Price in pursuit of his wife. They then entered the house, and searched every room therein, their aural nation lasting more than an hoer. A male Primed* went with the searchers from room to room, and the ladies of the establishment were seen in their verities apartments. Beds were turned over, and closet. into, but no M2l. Price weedisooverable. pared invest' tog party were treated civilly by the inmates, and when it grew dark were supplied with a candle. Whilst the search was going on the outside mul titude was greatly augmented by peaces from Bridgwater, who tame in vehicles, on horseback, and on foot, and by the inhabitants of the villages of Spaxton and Charlinch, who docked to the spot to ascertain what was the matter. Me hra eight o'clock there could sot have been less than 500 people assembled, and none were heard to utter other them disparaging remarks of the fraternity whom repose had been thee rudely disturbed. The tau leading to the Abode of Love from the main road was filled with rgs, vans, and car rier's. Front the lint groups et men had stationed them selves in different parts of the grounds to foil any attempt to take away the lady concerning whom so mush trouble wee Whig taken. Two or three Prinoeitee stood as sentinels at the door which had been broken in during the search of the principal residence. The upper rooms were examined twice, and locked m they were loft, but the scrutiny proved unavailing. The cottage!, conservatories, and stables were Next visited by Mr. Price and his half-dusen followers without 0110011111, and near eight o'clock the trimmer:we quitted the notorious abode. The conduct of the smailanta was much less riot ous than might have been expected. It is said that scarcely a shrub or a dower was injured, and that the breakup of the deer wee the only damage perpetrated. Mr. Price, pre vious to setting out on his expeddion,Bnprensed upon those who accompanied him the peat desirabUdy of indicting no goiter injury than was absolutely remeseary fur the amou talunent of the object they had in view, VIZ, the renew of wife, to whom he maintains he is rightly entitled. Priam 'tinned, on this as on the former occasion, was not visible. The ruisaien to the Agepemone having failed, a consultation was held as to what next was to be done. Soles suggested that the 'Neighbouring Lamb Ina and cottages should be visited, but the general opinion was that Prince's farm at Ashok (three miles distant) contained Mrs. Price, and that it would be advisable to hasten thither at once. To Aisholt, therefore, Mr. Price led the way, two vans, several vehicles, end a number of men on foot, following. The cortige had not gone more than half minds before an inmate of the Abode wan discerned, mounted uu one of the splendid black chargers of the es tablishment, galloping eremite the motley procession. The rider passed the hindermont gig at a smart pace . ; a shout was then raised that lie was a Princeite, an d moat be stopped. The fiery home was lashed and struck, and men in the mad ran in front of the spirited animal to drive It back. The bores reared end plunged, but its rider kept his seat arlinienbly. No proven could be made, sad the rider returned, only to hasten to the meowed Alaholt Farm by soother route. The read was rough and hilly, so that heavily laden conveyances advanced slowly. The ex• *illusory corps were, however, eager for the fray, and left their t order to walk to the place to be attacked. Darkness drew on rapidly, and when the bottom of the dan gerous Aiabolt-hill bad bees reached, and the establishment m queatiun was near, a council of war was held, whereat it was decided that it would be unwise to attar ii the farm that night, as 'Machu, time had elapsed to permit the re. moval of Mrs. Price, if she had been there, and it would be impracticable to hunt the adjacent woods in search of her. Mr. Price and the individual who had rioted as hie lieutenant collected round them, in the road, what may be Galled the advanced rued of the stunning party, and addressed them, thanking them for their services, which might again be 'eked for. The expedition returned te&iftwater, the fader vehicle' arriving hone about half -pet 10 o'clock. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OP A BOY AT RRIPHTON. The inquest on the body of the bey who was found dead on the beach at Brightens, under the circum stances mentioned by us yeeteMay, was held on Tuesday night. John Stone, the boy's uncle, was called, and stated that he was • farm labourer, and lived at 33, Thomm.street. The deceased committed some fault about one o'clock on Monday, and was punished by his grandmother by being sent nietairs with • reprimand that he wn• to remain there for the remainder of the day. About two o'clock, however, be came down stein, apparently in • very healthy and lively inudition, and left the house, to which he did ant return. Several hours elapsed, and finding that he had not made his appearance at the house up to an advanced hour, his uncle and grandfather beams alarmed for his safety, and instituted a series of diligent inquiries through the neighbourhood. The only intelligesios they oould obtain was that about 7 o'clock that evening he had been seen by has uncle, Richard Stone, playing with some companions in the direction of Carlton-bill, and having been re quested by his relative to go home be made no reply, but ma minty. They then gave information at the Town Hall it appeared from the evidence of the witness Stone that the deceased was the illegitimate son of his (Stone's) sister and a farm Labourer, at present supposed tole living at Three Bridges, in the parish of Worth. For the last few ' years the maintenance of the lad devolved entirely on his aged grandmother and uncle, and the father contributed nothing whatever to his supporß Mr. Yeofold, surgeou, ma& an examination of the body, and found it veer cold and pallid, and the clothes worn by the deceased quite wet and full of gravel and seaweed. A. mucus slightly tinged with blood oozed from the mouth and nostrils, and on the body were observed several brunes, now of which, however, appeared larger than an inch in circumference, and were dandy confined to the akin. Sundry *heinous were found, especially on th , := and right forehead. These appeared to be the only of external violence, and from an internal ennui. nation the surgeon ascertained that the contents of the chest, the windpipe, and air pessages, showed • mucus froth, sightly tinged with blood ; those members, together with the heart, contained no water, but were congested, and an amount of dark liquid blood more than usual was also found in them. He did not observe any mark of constriction argued the neck. The face was coveted more or lees with blood, which seemed to have leaned from the DOSS. The eyelids were swollen, the eye• balls being discoloured with extravaaated blood, and the pupils very much dilated In the absence id any positive symp toms of widens external violence, coupled with the appear ances, both externally and internally, manifested by the body, it was the opinion of Mr. Fanfold that the poor boy mine by his death from asphyxia, or suffooation, caused by immersion in the water, the bruises and bleeding from the nine being probably the result of a fall on the leach stones. He did not think, putting the drowning out of the question, gat the bruises observed on the body would be of them. IT WU PEACIiq selves wale ant In caws death. In rep yto IL_ iartelhe. not think that be bad any evidence whi& would lead ant the °outwit's' that the boy was drat stunned sad t thrown into the water. THE BOLD I(I7ADEA • • TROWBULDGE, Wansinnar Erarnao. Thie Morning, the Man who wee charged on hie own confeeslon with the murder of Mr. Kent's child was again brought up fur examination. The magistrates proem: were G. O. Ludlow, Lett., the Rev. R. Crawley, and W. iitenconda req. Osptain Meredith and Superintendents Foley and Wolfe were in &Umlaute, and the bench 111111121110 , occupied by iudnential ladies an d gent l enien o f t h e neigh bourhood. Mr. Weil, solicitor, of Frame, attended to watch the case on behalf of Mr. Kent. On the doors king thrown open, the court was lafiandy crowded. The prisoner since his last examination has perceptibly improved in ~ epprereaca, and entered th e d oc k w i th a jauuty, independent err. Mr. Clark, clerk to lii m to id Prisoner, o n . day wiesic you mon to order petrime mi asma' el your innoworges, charge. Have you goir year etlegasis lame 7' • 7 Mow -4 have INTIMINI to my brother at Portatromith, sad remised an answer from him laying he would be b.irti to-day, bat I have not sees him. Mr. Glatt—What a his name, sad where does he live s! Priscaser—His name is Christopher Gam air, and he is living as butler with an, admiral at 13 Quaen'irterrase. rioussit. Mr. Ludlow—When did you write to him! altaoser—On Mooday sir. I have got this briar true s Vas. whisk proves that I was at Portsmouth when I my. Clark lima Ned tBe toiowio gQ "13. Quesistsemos,_ Portsmouth, „A 17, - ”My dear Brother,—l received your kind letter yrter. day,. by which I am truly tarry to hear of your being in such trouble, but 1 hope by God's blessing you will be Libe rated, and then seek for work sad go hack to your own place. I went to the pee Mali= yesterday, and saw Mr. Superintendent Barr, the superintendent of police, and I. liaMe seen him again to day. Ile rays that he has made inquiries at the public-house, and they recollect your sleeping there, and I well recollect that you MOO to queen . ..terrace on the 29th of June last, and that is the led tame I bare seen you. .14. Barber wrote this morning by an early post, and he is ptumg to write by this evening a post again. The admiral desires me to write to hope that you will soon have your liberty. With kind love, believe ins, ever your affectionate brother, " Castarorttna G.lOO. " P.S. I believe the public.house is the George Inn, the man's name is Tooker." Bopariatendont Wolfe—l will put before Tour -worships two lettere from Superintendent Barber, which have Levu !waved. Re►. R. Crawley—The prisoner does not appear to have evidence. (To the prisoner) Have you any more hisoeer—That letter is all I have, or. I expected .y brother to be Imre. iiTciiriiii;;;;ved the following letter : " Anchor lon, Godaining„ August 16, 1860. " Sir,—ln reply to a letter dated the 16th instep!, front your police station, signed Edmund John ow, I beg to say that I perfectly remember a man staying two nights at my house, on a Saturday and a Sunday night. " The circumstances mentioned in the letter I perfectly remember to have transpired, but I could not at the present time swear to the day of the month. To the best of Day re collection it must have been about the time mentionedia your letter. I think it is possible I can ascertain the date of the month he was at my bouss.—l remain, yours respect full7, " WILLIAM MABEL To the Superintendent of Trowbridge Police." A consultation ensued., during which it wee determined to await the arrival of the next train from Salisbury, to see if the prisoner's brother arrived. Ate quarter past 12 it was found that no one connected with the cams had comes and proceedings were returTsil.. . . Superintendent Wolfe then produced two letters received from Mr. Barber, formerly superintendent of the Salithery police, now of the borough of Portsmouth, in reply to letters from him. In effect, they confirmed the prisoner's statement as to his being in Portsmouth at the time referred to. Yr. Dunn then said—ln order that there Ray be no kind mitippraboatoo on the point, I beg leave through you to ask the er two or three questions. Them rates having assented, the prisoner then said, lin mower to Mr. Ludlow-1 have never sees Yr. Kent in my lifa, noir any of his family, nor any of his servants. I bad never been to Road In my life before I was appre hended. All that I told the pollee at Wolverton is untrue. The Bar. R. Crawley—Thou what did you malts the alatomote you did for Primmer— I don't know what could possess me to do that, but if 1 had not done it 1 must have throw' myself on the line. My life ma • burden to me, and it ie eo still Mr. Ludlow—Mr. Whicher ha. made inquiries in London ' in respect to yo ur wife and family in London, and he has asosetained that she is living with her mother there in a most praiseworthy awl respectable manner, muiutaining herself and your children. The insin nations you have thrown out against her, therefore, are totally untros ; sad it is naly just to her that this should be publicly stated. She states that she is quite afraid to live with you, and will never live with you again after your conduct. You have placed your self in your prevent position by your own voluntary state ment. You have given very great trouble, and caused great expense, and it is with the greatest regret the magistrates Mid that they are unable to maids you for your shameful imposition. They have determined to pay your fare bark to London, as your parish is Mt. George's, Weetiniuster, and give you some food when you get there. Directions were then given accordingly, and the privonei was removed. Respecting the murder itself, little if anything forthei has transpired. The police still maintain surveillance ores the hones, the men on duty being changed every eight hours ; inquiries are doily being made on fresh points or new suggestions by SuporintendAita Wolfe and Foley. ! tn Monday, the nurse, Elisabeth Gough, gave Mr. Kent not oe to leave, alleging as • meson the uncomfortable position she has recently occupied in the family, she having of late been constantly watched, and none or the family have been placed to 'lee? is her room. An application has been made by Mr. Kent s solicitor for another inquest, but this has been pronounced to be illegal. A formal application has also been made for a special commision to inquire into the whole circumstances anew, and a imighb?using county court_ji•lge Las tendered his services as spacial coin miasmic". This has also been refused by government on the ground that such a course was " unusual and impracti cable.' It is expected that as soon as Mrs. Kent has sorb- Meetly recovered from her confinement she will be volun- Maly examined by the magistrates. On Monday last Superintendent Wolfe received a own munication from a labouring man in the south of Irelaod, profaning to have assisted Constance Kent in committing the murder, and stating that he bad the missing night-dress in his puesetaion, which he would bring over on receipt of money to enable him to do so. Of course after their labs =pain= so shallow an imposture was readily detected. As showing the necessity there is for • new and fuller inquiry, we may state one or two circumstances which we have =pertained to be correct, and which have, we believe, never =en given before the magistrates or the police. The girl, Emily Dail, who came to Mr. Kent's house at ten minutes to seven on the mornii= of the murder to assist in the household, went four times into the nurse's room, once with a bath, ouue with hot and twice with cold water, in the interval between the time when the nurse nays she went to Mr. Kent's door the first time and the second. The nurse did not say one word to her about the child being gone, and she did not see her reading or praying. The nuns explains this by saying that if she made confidants of the girls they would not do their work. A man named Job Mean, also, who works at a quarry near, heard Mr. Kent's dog barking very only on the morning of the murder, and remarked is his fellow - workman, " There must be some thing wrong at Mr. Kent's, the dog barks so." Tan MURDER IN /RR QtYearr's PARK, EDIN DUROB.—The investigations of the criminal both in the exitininetion of witnesses and in the search for , the two privates still miming from Piershill Barracks—wen continued during the whole of Tuesday, without, we believe, any very tangible or satisfactory results being obtained. It turns out that the four soldiers absent without leave on Ss turday night--Tanner and Quin who were apprehended iu Campbell's Close on Sunday, and two others who have n o t yet been fouud—were all privates, so that if, as some of the witnesses at fint alleged, a " corporal" was seen with the girl during any part of the fatal night, be must have returned to the barracks, and he still to be found there. It is now generally believed, however, that the story shout the • corporal " was a mistake from the commencement. The depositions taken included those of the servant girl in Mr. Slater's house, several women connected with the house in Campbell's-close in which Tanner and Quin were arrested, one or two additional witnesses who hail seen the deceased ill company with soldiers en &Slinky afternoon and night, and several men of the 13th Light Dragoons, who were out on pass on that evening. The possmortsm exami nation was commenced on Tuesday by Ike. Keiller and Smith, but the identification of the body as that of the girl seen in the Queen's Park and elsewhere with the soldiers on Saturday night, being still incomplete, the medical exa mination has net hese formally asset, and nu report bas yet been made to the authorities. The mystery which en velopes the whole case, and the inauner in which, it is en. ilorstood the investigations of the rutlionties have hitherto been baffled, have contributed to perpetuate, if not to In crease, the excitemeut which the first news of the tragedy produced in the public need ; and the want, as is believed, of any specific pm of as vet against the person la elm heir, Tanner has strongly awakenol pub l ic sitspirion aping the two aheenteoi, and points to the importance of their speedy appreheneiou.