The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-11 00:00:00

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P* UN OW hop bad thel el hest 6 *Let sold to the e NNW Do mien 1 1 11 1 6L T11017 No. I, Greet IFlaehtetoutreet, Oet., IN& 111, keeetaay. VENTILATING STOVES I SUSPENSION SWIMS! Inman INN wee err. re dry ere tar two rel. asepsis. arm and memissi be Mi. aimirerr. aim Piumpoism yams= are rist ill =lMAT. Z e ro% Asp. besimawpay era Ifissiddes Lake BRAND, WHISHERS, and MUSTACHIOS. rig = mg a m s e sun at ZOWLAND, MACAIIIAZ OIL Illnind udboodly Immou oloo=aM b oanoloM oonnosooboinnblo, NMI= am do lembetudialin. TM' =lmam lb idondo i n gooniso blo So of dr onolase la la lb pou dm= is km bort a=ion an o= l t ft orobollatroon lb soonlood bnar*Nly akin& =ft a= loNot modt ion= lb. in 111.. boil= issimi is kar el a ma n n b. sad bulb 110 in 1= par beau lib to A. ` i r dall==== lam. nd by all amnia =I —Oa the Mb et May, 1856, to It tr m ee=ag y re i sl r eer ma sefirsitt c == sireama le mania then Om osier • molt, of MAO. Ws moillim. elk* le Lams Moos ct Saitud. NM mewl to Wilt eft =•• Miff. Ws as Perlis ity •o bloolil is =•= B,B4 Viloas. Itrimar. No. le • otaglo lir sod dahnsUoi oleo = Mffinis4 *a s. simlooly, Who dim •= 4 : ser ibr d roo. oisqlsily awl ailloily •ndluin ii WIN et obi& amiss Irmo Yrs Ism Orr millets =Ms at Ss Ina al • •••• man et pollsilla. • ilo.l. le Om opoolosollmlel PM* ON OM 111 ilmiews videli. selmemin lho eill& =Opals torellwils •••Nos of the ===. oil Or soulpials la Ss voril mosot Tar ow. Nos. 1. 11. sal S. wtit demell of boo . r et et ell usimitoo wills. itso my le is IN MU* bib *dr so loft soupsmoL Sid la lb mug U s s i zlipo Isio pasta MU% NOM Ims eipsnle =S i r i m s ~ vita 5 ....10.-12k•r ci tiliC Is ouire l ; lissfsdofrot, ;64didiri. tibuser. ll.9.6llll. S. latszea rt empanamint I. •buo. Now ready, en 2 obl u ffliandomo, 21a. pPORTING ADV ie the NEW W 0 r, , ,,1„, , Dr owl IMe T t p . m Mrstlis la the Pine • Pall of splastirrlag a :fhowlso mad . 10W lrlirfs . " —Daily Newa ag•• This book r.s taw:M o T om Wawl2lBl%, =an Ned us* - -adri =1. " . • ..a .....4 1 =4 "1 =4.0 'c' rl i min laiss4-69 varied. aotol. ma MINN Ire ii• aera1 22 22 8 NA "'Nova Moiolbo."—flow. owl lbarm. pshilems, imenies le limy Osilenh Ipnilamml. le awn gm yens la den. ItENHAM or, What Case et Troelliag the Wean. h then ;I%mgal ea Teen If IL 1641011. Ids le lon la ea easy en plans Engage, nigh seertse the =Eg us glegge *nag moan In gem eg the Went lad She —I rrIE auk IlhhnigennEed wood. NMI NOTES THE AUTHOR OP " CHAIM; AVOW& log ja . 41 .2, 1 Di rAt eo7ll2P yr eall.4 . disk al M amnia "Aram siVo a n c ry. inessions In Us in MI mi 'lsms Is lis el olmolorTS .. in Pin mi=l;2 l. _et mini as SY me* . elo lo mnilli nmor lig = g arr se oills ;be deb le t er lL llllll.L ."..A...ii= il l sid 1 6 4 1 4 "n'w 7a MS swarro,zaziar 117,,,i - o ii, ins Minim oni asil stalig ur Nan. le loosilink opkine. aNd IPA delgen wir M =I. " . =711. 4 7.7=. - tit= t wobble azalkaes. It a sallisoff portiftimmi. In Ns Mole* wails Man I. as NOM ..I s se din Ws id iniss."efookb_Dismook London : SIM; ad.. .d Co., OsoMel. INTERIOR of SEVASTOPOL.—Tho =WI ...,LTCO TIMIS of SATURDAY t a wmi WIC 'sorra , • Saws Akin. air ls t o of Sidibisise 13 i llet iii, m us t W m issolvy. as admilobleThe sag . of Rii_pubiralage eV& wikh i lswalserestls. i""... TIP MISR II desk* pm, oda NW Do &As Wissibill7. HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PATlZrffin mitempsil 4d, ramped tel. henna, the alsenta et tree 'amasses sad eso setr ig n Aar. la as slat aid alas aNs pant am—la tbe etagamy of Its km sad la Om aria sad seaman learme tk la as Ow, altway. mason sedeles—tble peer 1.1 C0111121740.1141110 AT 1111 UAT 07 Walt. 11111 POUION KIWI k MID IMPARTIAL. An wasamla may serest a Waft ie the larks Ism is say past lel Vaasa Omelead_ kak sal it smaistse OIMY AULT =NO =PORT. irlik 1 g at Was. IT ZULUOaI ALL 011,1111111V1 ADURTUILIUNTS. It Is straly tisftwassi. am* paws by awe tam ditty yews tam sal et As anaapaseles, lON asser bse, mainsasy sad may klbsasisa sidsved Ise Skills ftrester sal psalm net Yaks to sea T. be erased ef Insaistss seams IS the Skim; sit 81 a s 0.0% Lemke. U Away be ssmamei la Um papa by amiss aset at • Musa yaw, Me akar oa sadianlen, haul* lbe amass ot ants ant. reedy se maw sway Momen l id. at water, pin la alma by rest-ellos pay NEWS LENT TO READ, fillel 8 sm. mut Neil at Is. psi ; /smiled la byes by flielltM rt p . m .a st p i p day, or 13s. (wasseaspi n r at = by yr. WALTILY, News *gis 1114 t, Tompirstrist, • pNaysAIL Y NEWS FORWARDED to th• COUNTRY to EVENING POST , at 1%. N. par or, at otraots. ail JOHN MADDOX. 10, Upper Albuoaa.. Boom lealsdler Oro& ArILY NEWS LENT TO READ, is Loudest, Mlle. par quartr.-111:11T by MORNING MAIL at SI =IMO Dn., 19s. IL p igr.—ll. AD9IOI, 9, Parlammabbes% liksbabairs, lbws Semi. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO ItLiD ; sad suppled to tbs country by *Mug post. MAIL ptt ,4 ysal to Nem A M —I mes.L BUSBICIL thrommtm 11=110410mt. ALLEGED MANALAllollllll2.—Yesterday Mr. Batt bald sa 'wisest at the Nora of Pigsty Tatiana, Olobearciail, Mooed, rsegooting the death of Retort Heather, aged 41, I wise, it was alleged, died from the effects et violence received at the handset a man named William Oliver, a Canaan, Of Boling Side, Hems. It appeared Irani the evideues that the deceased, a pipemsker, residing at No. 19, Harprotreel, ' Bromley, was at the Fountain Ina, Mile-cad, partially ' htozicated, and in °output°, of a remark made by Oliver • fight misted between them. Is the fourth mend they Mt together, sad deceased struck his head sit slam the fender. Is the seat round Hanshrr hll mph, sad appeared to be Ourismaly injured. The deceased WWI thee put eistaile the public-house, and some one having adviied him to p home, lit get up, sod after taking a amp or two, *tautly fell Vain with great violence, striking his haa seeped time. The deceased remained outside the pablirohome all night, tad about were "'slack is the morning, having rises to have the plate, be fell backward/ upon the grossed When liaised up blood Dosed from • severe wooed at the bask of his head. He was taken to the Isiirmary, where he died at two o'clock that day. The Coroner baying amend up, the jury smarted a verdict, that the "deceased died hem Magalatird blood upon the brats, mimed by fails, tad not teem violent* of any WINOS knows to the jury." Ozuiu. MAC MAIION.—We (GaligudlSO have resolved the following note respectiag the family gement of the distinguished officer Guard de Mae Malmo The details es the family of General Count de Mac Hakes lately espied into the Messenger Ina an English paper are Gispietaly erroseoes, and you would oblige his friends by boort*" the following reetilloationa °tiptoe of the Malakboff is et high dissent A Moritz. Idsallialhen ilartelted his setatis ea somas et his fidelity to his kiss sad his religion derhg the reesludea. His graadora was We- Led in France la 1750, end settled ia Surgeady, where family are poressesd of coosiderable property. The fiber of the present general was brr.i at Anita served is Illiarraeb army, attained the reek of liest.lti:ameli dad Was made °read Cross of the Order el 81. Loafs. He married Hale. de Carareat." NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADJUPAIIIT, Ocr. 10.—Psomarion.—Cora =sun J. iliMasses T. Iltheridge (1848), F. L. veal of Barsard=mil A. Pmere (1862), promoted se the HA. IL WMlems (1860), R. D. &spark (lea), promied sad IL IL lisseloseas (1846), 11. pasa ilbg esemsaimis. Aflourstesirris—Osommeler 8.8. Pains (1814) to Nab" 6, pedalo- wheel Mem sloop, of 860 Pomo Nardi Amorists mad West India sheds* Moo P re, PeeMele& Liostesside 7. F. Grilltles (1866) to the Posh/aka ! 00, mew steam ship, with the Bailie Fleet; D. G. Davidson 0 866) to tho Carswell* 60, anew steam ship, with the Bailie Fleet. Navel Cadets C. B. Foot to the Hawke, 60, as,., Mesa ship, with the Baltic Fleet ; sad H. J. Fit prald to the 13iseame, 8, iron; mew steam ship, of 360-ione power. Kai:mese= statism WOOLWICH, Oar. 10. Bottom 40 and 50 acarammiesiosed alms and swain sad driven of tin Is, A/Wm were disabused this seeitiog, me salt he loathes service. Mast of these have bees treairlai dada* tba lot few swaths fa the Crimea sempsiga. leatellssas WI a Mg, ohms a arse, sad alms Mee eaallasbel Hob by weaadit re. Weed is the ireashas bean dm also, wen &awl in meniammoo of lined that fall 51.. la lbe oestmsat. About 1.1 of Os Boyd &ppm' sad Klan wow Oft fres shallsoonmes. Tho Mem sten alp Deo, Kean &amender T. 0. Pals,, mama Is Wabash this mamba tram Porte lona and Mimosa. Ms was teas has balk to re-load with mitalisey. Tim Widgets, peddle seem toodsr, loft Woolwich this =rain kw a trial trip down tho River. PORTSMOUTH, Oa. 10. The Maier sad Prompt, mortar veemela, were taken isle the Mob is 'Wm geed the detests they w hits' Is the ~t 13wmaboes. The Porpoise, sorter mesel, mid dam Illyithead this eitersots for Plymouth. Just Me she hod sum adieu sem dews te detain her, mid the mull deg wee beielud e but she did stet perceive ft, sa west em 2iel'inbreke s de, sernr, Ins takes late dock today. sad the Ressell s de s mew, fate tho stains beds. The eaapen s e s peddle frigate, was taken under the abuse Seim ant UMW. reedy toe esersisrioning. Levee beeleol Assn sad MS of the British an to arrive Is.. eheessitee tiraserew, sad a.bsiE IS heed itse jnyeestre s hr eitresysaes to the But. needines s 74, sad Peoreetel, 94, ere ready for see at eplessaL Their desftidse was orieloelly Lebow, to Jolt the ice, ~ 120, sad et Genie, 120. DEVONPONT, Ott. 10. 'l'he keel of the Donegal, three-deeker ' was laid afterday. This asst is to be built with all poselhiespeed. Cepawsllie, 60, mew, Cara's Wellesley, arrived M Spit. bead teem the Dellis, is 'Wend to this pert. Nikolais, 104, la imp et Lisalimmat Palmes, ef tM was lowed We the Sem& ea Thursday kat, indlll=t torday (Tuesday) h a Naha. Mamma, 20, Cavils Harvey. was towed eat of Maboar ea listarday last by Osa• lease sad Zephyr taw She het bees ma! for the ad. mamma a km maspeesim sad wYI sell at daybreak sa he he seatheast some ef Anemia& Is the esaid—lmpialaW Hareem* awl Nastily& I. Madam Heatomps—lmers Willis., Area, sad Sylph, _ _ _ Qum of As Booth, steam transport, arrived bon ea Nandity last, sad having embarked 100 Atom sad men of the Lead Traasmt Cava, sailed yesterday (Timothy) for the Chimes. Alert, transport, sailed yesterday (Tuesday) with previsions for the Crises. Lady DUNauglitos, trans pse; No. 18, arrived at Portsmouth oa BstaMay from the Nast with invalids; sad the Bt. Violent, No. 18, arrived oa lleaday slao with invalids. Oa Tuesday (yesterday) mans* the naval apprentlees attaithed to H. 11.8. Impregnable, in the Human, were landed at Crony', fatly amentred, sad marched to the pomade of Moult Edgeoambe Posit, when they performed several military evolatioas, with remarkable readiame and in the presses of the noble Earl of Kowa lidgeoansbe, Sir W. Parker, sad ether pima' of &seise. ties, who =premed , gvatiflo;tiess at the empertaess of the lads is the am of Amer.& _. A ;need eoart sorWl will assinable at the Government Hones, Menai Wise, this day, for the trial of Lieut. John Charles H. Peas, 97th Resissent of Foot, on the unions hof drunkenness and insubordinstion. The court 4 Wl n be sosapoied of fourteen oaken atlas garrison, sum bets, sad Colonel Bogdan, Royal Eagleson, president. INSPICITION OF THE 22ND REGIMENT PLYMOUTH. —The Owl Regiment of Foot was unpaid's Mends at Mount Vies, b Ilejor-General liden, C. 13., the Weans D The Ilse, soldier-like wesmee this pilot sad ~tern regi m ent, their etes loader mak peedies ef isarnsest, aad the facility wilt whisk the meet dlMeslt =Wag eveiseisse, =t h e 1111" weesa adssinities of all beheld's'. ea espilally Oft sal tery sears reseal. At the elms se lbe I. elms the Major- Desire' addressed then is t r i t i Ftte ssesel. He rid he was proud to see a a el nes sada, hie Mere —a regiment that senseed itself with as Willa Ow sad mews is the WM, ben tr( t il l 1 whisk it bad se ems* retursed. He hayed wasld sestinas is garrison Is rams' the high eharester had Maine use&taised is tbe MU. The oleo emend hissed's sppeebstiss M ell he mate Oepeela esiese As 7pate ll e=rlee• le, ad tre = 6-4hB ebses the et the east el me. 1 The following Aare (mays the Overland Mail) I have_reilised or asshat to resign, their appoisinsista is the Turkish destisgest:—Assietent Ilstia.a J. McAlister, of Os Desabay Medical Ferries; t•llargeon B. S. _of the 1:141 Mafiosi ilervies; Lieutenant F. I. sil, of the Beag.l Artillery; Lilletillalit H. D . Jaime, li .f the BeßagelArtillery ; Brigadier-010'W C. tmess. _ _ lAsnisasnt C. H. Brownlow, lot Regiment Bengal Native liaimary. who received a woaad ba soden mar Peshawar, ma tee 314 August, 1854, whist% has been en. dasisi ar Lbs Down Dirseton to be equal in every res pell le Os km of a limb, hes bees granted a posies, mamma dm rank he held whoa wounded (that of lisalismeat). of TOL per annum, economise from the let fia rer, le t a Booth Wasters Company's steamer Transit has hew taken up by government for the purpose of eoeveyieg draeslomare of artillery to sod from the Channel Mode. &twat. Closings MILITIA.—Fifty man belonging to thus regimest, at Plymouth, wore disabused sa Tosoosy. A *mho were feud wait for solitary service ; the re mainder were married Ewa with large families . The meat will shortly eaberk for colonial Genies. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.: TON, WEDIMIDAT EVILITIMO. This areal series of the quarterly meetings of the bar natal of Chia district for the current quarter semsaumad at walian yesterday. The wand assembly teak pleas at the Sem Hotel, in this tours, this afternoon. Tbe attend ants w annsually wall, and very little beelates w treasseted. The trade is decidedly flatter than it was a fortnight age, whin the prelimium meeting took place. To • great extant this Is attributable to the tightness is the mosey sabot, which has had the Abet of checking marking approlehing to speculation, and to some *mat learned the demand for manufactured iron, especially from Liverpool. Thus is still, however, a very fair demand fie the commodity, saltiest at propent to laminate the advisee of IL per ten, virtually declared memo time ghee, esti soallsosed at the meeting at Raadsworth. A week age a sunk. of the trade was in favour of another ad ieus d IL, made( his. 104 par toe. This is now quite set of the question; say attempt to miry the larger rime would fail, end wield ultimately ho productive of stir shires. meesqueseee to the trade. It is true that one or two of the Oedipal homes have orders at as dunes of 30s. upon the prime of lest limner day, bet these are isseeptional Wiesen, tidy afflyiag to particular makes, which in satiably commemil a sale at prices beyond the quotitioes of the dey. The demand for shoats is sot gaits so brisk es it was ten &ye ego. As muds pigs, the stocks are small; of that deeseirdem of iron there wee very little meld at this moodell het pelcdpal makers are tolerably fall of i g en.. end Om prime an cessecieutly Ina, bet blasts ege Iben 41. lbs. to 4L lbs. per ten—cold Walk is mind. about 10s. dearer. Shropshire is demand; the peke will be definitely Aud i = *Medi swift is Biesisibma to-morrow (this day). All Mop seeideeed, the feeds may be said to he is • heathy Mlles mid smites semelblei sleeves ocean there is a mobs. ilatesseleiss se be sena time, the oersummese of W isselew seestiesbavies gives • mere legitimate elauseter to bas leasmitleas. Daftly the wash there has bees en CAMINO ups the pries of Omit and Oblek eml el dd. pietist tie ealhelenty le MI seine sod semultis Missed. as Weal Is limasteme, mid every Mime dmwelisties el material ; kesetese is worth 1101. tom; wham quills* (data) essumed • blow Isere. The toll mosa spes their wages desmaded by the eaters west MDesileylies sow hoes seseeded ; this commeneed liswiley. mid all he mesa have retr ead to their work. SPORTING. BZOOND OCTOBER ME, (Additiseal pardonless of the Ram) I= At the And signet they ell p l ot ais dusts:. Is the Due insesent Bird gni esti leek a deer hod, Goaded Ix .. Owes Bred. pa Lady positions la a Ihe reek Tit , ell it eke diwh 72•701 gave ww. end west ea with the raaising—tbo oohed Mews sowed NM lying well togethsrA the second divides of the rot being headed W Typos, Mneoretee, sad Ilangsoterd. Dessendling the Inashroshill. Ganded off, sad Crown Pigeon weed on with des tad. dgrt who bad bees lying 414 was sew NM Is draw forward sad take horde pless, kr. Sykes and Lady Tastes Uses being ineend led thiM; Mowry^ Pulasek 1.41 deltas Me nut them when ball way op the hill Peelle took third *et, and P.M* and Mewls' bor Is fell back. By the time the bean weights were all Weiss of. At the ask Mr. Sykes ode est with a Meekest teed ; Cram Nam. Po. lisly_Teelos. and WWI being the sadist " " M:A r kos, however, bad then I oldie safe; he bed in kis lead, end wan weft by two laver, Crews Pigeon beads, Poodle be enema limey by a length. lady Talon wee Isnoth, owl adds Mt Da** to Gasp UMW *MN Os weed Pend in hod if the roar divides wseollessedlo, , sad Falba*. Ring Ti., Ming hey Math% end Trop Sawyer woe the lad der, led , sa nd l she the shalt is the order aided. Reba " dud up be had ran half a ale. liforMe ted la the wend reek. Klee I Toes broke dews at the bosh's. Value of the 'takes, 1,680 mom WIPNEIDAT. thruaranzas al 60 sew. wb, h tt, for fww7f-didd aolls, its Jib,. lilies, list 61b; ost eagesed in the July, Cliselselleld. flatland, Cleo:well, or Preadwiest stakes. !wimp • wfairs *INS sm. se upwards 6lb extra. Criterion (*arse (6 162 yards). (4 ) Mr. Ibilb Web by Mawr, Sit su /l nk b (0. libitabowe) w. o. Too MILAN= Puern Haadiesp) of 601. for 3.yr-olds sad upwards. eaves (1 wile 240 yards). Mr. T. Twee M ir 4 yrs, Ist 41b....(1141b) I Mr. Waken% 4 you fa ri• Wredepisati , elm ekeeper, Mt ( Whr ia L . The hiewfug ales : Gam Lady Bird, Titan, Tides% The Seise, Jams, Taft, Chasers, and Barbara. _ _ Betties : 7 to 4 east AstsW, 6 to 1 apt Lady Bird. Wm seek, by kair • Inn*. Me esesed teeing the third four rg; ;Tat lard . was hank Barbara fitly UM, sad TIM DIDFOZD &SAXES. • sweepstakes of 60 son. ma; h ft, he 4 yr-olds 1 sotto, fist ne ; sad Wise, 86t Ob. Bee tail mattes sad 'Bowmen. To dart at the Amnia Pen awl Ma et the Duke's Stead. (12 sobs.) 10. 3. N. Ilkany's Theodore, by Onnde. Mt Sit lard Mkt* Mdkos. ..... Mr. Bops% Somme. Ist lol &Nisi i 6.d 6 se 4 an aa Theodor betase Maw. W by throe 161 414166 as 4 *bd. (Bahlisiasesari (4 2 Day 4Alain'os .......—,maratt) i 7 ta 4 apt Emaret, Who ; ay* WWl* LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1855. _./ yds.) Sharp) 1 .....dashaas) I -ant jun with Pr".!ded Mkrix 1200 ,17ft. (Lest bait of Lb. M.) (3 far. 217 Deis Mellard's Pam by Pigmies. 3 yr% 713 le (IL Iha Ns .1113ellis Psalm, 4 yr• asairr BOON 111 br 4aa Cash's. Coadirt al _a a 21104 had, bat dray bad owed, praissial we whoa Pars gat bee asak la avers% awl, rase •dm sad wry latirmalag me boom, she was by bait • Maga. A Haaracar swaarsiaaas of 15 row. GaA s 10 R. far 2.20-ad.. Lan Ulf d Ab. 115.. (3 fan 217 1(9 raba.) lap— I MONO llylog Dubois by the Plyieg -- :::: ... (i• ——.:.. (J. Cicetor tb I (I. I 4 11 •IL limp) Mr. Dihrcetlt's Jams Shin,. Ist 811. Mr. 1112zsals isslike. 7R Mb Mr. Plemptso MINK MI6 Mr. Pattlost's Mot Moral. Ist Alb -- Mr. Wyss% Lott Mesa. at 161 b.... ............. Mr. &nos% Aims" id la &Wag : Brea ea the wiaser ; 4 to 1 lest any other. Ammo was my remit at the peat, awl the start was de layed folly a cluster el as hoar is emeqeme ; at last. what the dap were limped, away she bolted quita oat el die warm Flying Malmo made play throughout, sad woa by a leagth. Bad third. HANDICAP 4(10 aeos t jaah. (or 3-yr-olds sitywards. D.lll. a fur. 601 ye.) (6 *obi.) Urals by Them. 4 yrs. fit (3. Mr. ll=Peless. 4 yrs. 7at (J. - Mr. Waller% Ousels. a yrs. Get 711, is% Dotes of istiestre Many el lieseired. t yrs. let 11b (J. Meier) Betting : 7to 4on Lusaka who won by threo-qaatten of s o lgith; the mond beam the third by a seek ; bad Tian Tows Puri el 60k ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 41b; four, 13st 41b; fro Mat 111 b; six tend aged, 9st Ilb ; the Whiner to be mid Ow 900 sew. If demanded, *a. T. N. IL (1 rage 7 hien. 166 yards). Ddie et lallhars Weeding*, by Weatherbit, 4yrs, est 4lb (Pettit) 1 Kr. W Mame. II yes Ilit .. (W. white) I Betting I 6t04 es Weatherise& il " Wayor entered lias nerds with eke lead, bat he raa out, leaving Weatherise w gallop home so way wiener by 16 Nasals. Itivniretazia of 10 erns. each; 2.y .olds, let Mb; three, 9st ; fillies allowed 3lb ; the *Saner to be acid for 80 elm it deraandad, &e. T.Y.C. (6 Moms 140 yards). (4 seta.) Mr. J. R. Taylor's by *he, 8 yrs. list 1116 (Wells 1 Kr. B. l'Asecer's lesymiems. yre. 7st (Withisites I Mr. Arstetroses Cleisdrie. yes, 74 germs tar. NW's Mom* etTemisma. yrs, Ist 811, . 4 Betting Swam flub of Taisho's, 11 - to 1 eft lowa tare, 4to 1 apt Ida. Wes by a head. Three lengths between the wend awl thhd. The wianer was alalend, sad Imposts» was dolma awls: the sow rule. The Miss of Witlungtea ea Ispeetare created mush Meath. feetion. - 13 one mu made to-day In the ',Weakest of the Cesare tai eh ibereants i bat the ereasral settlieg will take plass as Mooday neat at Tattersall's. Primal appearances are of a favourable eharaster. _ _ . . - 1 7 1; raolai today wie old" at Fenian tabpreet. The weather woe dowdy sad very oold, sad the atteadasee of sorapeay. eidies. above ea " off dere" avenge, presented a marked esstreet to the imam, (Miming en the Csearevildi day. ORNARO. The Mani match between the Spaniard Cionaro and the bones, whisk was peetwaed ea asseust el the state of Me weather, um Ono Satan at the Leagebamp raw wens. The medians of Me rase wen, however, this time Maned, sad very mush in favour of the ow. Instead of mating equal Madness Osman was 'sly required to mks three was road tllO wane fee even fear Nude by the boron, sad he was allowed to walk wham he pleased, whereto say hares awing for as instant to trot or gallop was to be doomed &teased. Instead of the dormice of the nista being laddialte, it was @greed that it should he lilted to sena bears. The start took plies at 10 o'clock, sight haws starting,iscladiMg Leto and Old Imbed—the sooner= ea the former occa sion. The steads wen very Misty occupied, partly °Wag to the gleam westing, sad partly bosses tM public Memel la the event had very mash subsided. Than was, however, • good speaking of the members of the Jokey Club sad tbe ails of the sporting weld. The basing oat in frost of the weighing hews of a boa labelled " Dew does for Gown" produced • stone of kiwis, sad ia a few sorsamate it was takes sway Iwinfook. As a spectacle, dis raw was the dullest thing that ow be ionised. TM van hassle appeared to think it a " sell." They Eta bagaidly, sad souse of them dank off the souse after three or four turas. Loto gave to et the fourth tura, to wasequesse it was odd, of his jokey being drink sad load sensatioas of foal play were made sided Genera's party. Old Inked was ths con hone that made more than tea tares. Hs asthma manias for sem boars by himself, sad apprised likely again to wia, but during his thing-fifth tams as 'widest obliged his jokey to pull op, and the Use was emegusady dram amiss his andlt mamas la Ohs woo Sherds at um aims. Is Isar think esossaav havia& no.tosiths his Imes, to awl lbw sua sera than as *gas Old Imbed. was modebeed the whiner. The stakes M gains an SAS Isom Tbe gement to dales was that eau: the sondideas Mewl his vinery was wilting very weeder fel. Tb. sabliollisa is ant likely to be repeated in Paris. TIM FIRST PAPER4LILL IN KNOIAND.—The first inathisly Mariano' to Mr Jobs Baillian, wallas& sae la 1688, at Dertkrd. tat width berm d kaiglithsed was afterwards esaferred apes hiss by Casa Zilasheth, who was she pleased to gnat btu s lissom "fer the soh ptheriag kr ass yes/ of &s, amasser, he the nutrias el oath papa. It ie, berwear, gaits wads Omit psipwallb hawks east ease Mee hag before time. Shakoes" piste 11 , 1011114 pert el Ms play of Hoary the Sunk the of width' apnea laid at least a seamy previously, reins te a papa sent. Is fast, la inwethiess it as ea additional w: a r t a eh* shape whisk Zak Cade is wads aleap o Lewd ley, "The beet that tediessathy ase rBlB•ll.* oath be, the yeah of the rads is mein a mama uhal, sad whereas, hedge% ties fieshlbies baa as laths hat the awn sad She tay. them bath s-I pelansly he used. sad seaway la nth EL& his Omi. sad ilipaity, Ne w Ira bent a papennelL" GUARDWia REMOVAL OF -POORELAW The Mowing °WSW has jest been boned : Peer Law Bard, Oct. 5. ~—Thee Poor law Beard having resolved various fu ft boob of vodkas as to their powers is ohms* to the if laspestore of animas's ft , ami sae' far Me ramool of osiseness, dos diekable te sees Ile sealwess 11 sad 19 Viet , e. 123, ea/ 12 end 13 Inst.& 111. he. boa oathaly repealed so fa. .8 they Wale te lwed by the statute 18 sad 19 har ese. 121, wthkoolved as royal serest on the 14th t km. The porno maenad epos beards ef 'maim in nalose, sad the oililestloos hawed spin them and their alone by the two list•attotlosed Ms. Moo therame need, =opt es roods presesdip meintemesd es Shaw nad i r these ash, sod net essayists& at the sime et Oar repeal Those =eil• feesseded with wasp the authority of ths sots waft lay IMO oleo* oessammsed. The are est smasse me pewees sad home so duties apes Ile bomb guardins miss% ha "squires its predises shell la serried ids iloandsm by 'be keel &o that ho- Wm. spoiled Is the eel. la "masa S. the dabreat bodies wive will seasehate soh keel authorities ore lased, and More WO Mb 4•1111• is that satins whisk will apply to the boa of goals= of a ohm Thee' lewd natborttess so the fellowhig la say geese lifts whisk ,she Path Baia AO is sr shell be is hoe, " The Lod Board of Health." Is say other plea Wards a *mash exists se skull mid, " The Beyer, Wanes, end burgesses of Ike esaseil," anesp4 is the City of Landes sad the Modes thereof, whine the keel enamity shall be " The Osomiedeame of Bowes ler the tine W og: " aad 'zap la the sky a Ca la sad boos& a Cambridge, where the Wel ft shall be " The Owaseheissers acting is eseentisa of the " Leal ft Iftrovemeat Ads" is lora respectively la the said bast* m a led im in whisk there is so heal baud of health or sad wham this sue or shall be trustees or cow maw es laprevenamit het, "soh tostees or L say ghee is which there is ao seek looal board of Mask me emu% body of Mottos, cm matisiesimen, sad wham are hor shall be a beard kw the repair of the high wake of sash plass, " that beard." la say gibes whore them le no each !moil board of health, seassii, body of mutest, or ammissioams, or highway board, • committee applaud for eanyhm the set into execaties, by the same of TM Nubians - ammeral Com mittee." soy play camels then is so gush local beard of health, eon dl, body of trainees, or emegaissiesen, highway board, or committee, sad whereto there is or shall be " • board of Miamian few lighting sad watching," safer the set 3 sad 4 Wm. IV., a 90, "that board s with the surveyors of the highways." In any place where there is se sash local board of health, couaail, board of trustees, at essamiesioners, nor highway board, sor seek sommittee, ace board of inspectors for lighttag and watchisp, "the (sadism and overseers of the poor sad the lumen of the highways " io sad for sack pima. The beard dears, however, to add tlat, ander maims 10 of the sot, it is competent to say tottering °Sem who may be aware that • maissues seises within his district whisk is injurious to health, and fall wields the deseripties given by the stotate, to give notice thereof to the loss' smhority, is ender that wash authority stay take emptissaes of each ashram sad fame, if they deem it requisite, the proper steps to be takes for its removal The 'sigmas to which the set applies include : Amy premises is such a slats se to be a stigma or ia jerises to hal*. Any pool, &Mb, gutter, watercourse, privy, urinal, seer pool, drain, or sidtpit, so dal as to be • nuisance or iejurious to health. keel Lay animal so kept as to be a maisaaes or iejurioss to j * Any ' to h someaulat ee ioa or deposit whisk is a salamis or i n - The board must the board of guardians to communi oats this informatios to the several relievisg odious of their unica.—l am, your obedient esrvsat, W. G. Luw.as, Maistast Elsentuy. UNITY GMBRAL ASSCRANCI. Taltarday this first annual mating of the pro prietors of this association was held at Willis's Booms, Bt. James's; Rear-Admiral Sir W. Owen PILL I. the chair. I A report WY road by W. BAYLIS, the meowing director, of whisk the following is the substance : It is by the valuable amistanco afforded by the Tn. falgar Life and the Unity Piro Monmes Aseereenee• that the Unity General has been enable/ to Olds hi pseud satisfactory position. The Unity General was 55 brought fore ard to create for itself as entirely new set of penal. pies, to establish new agencies, or to struggle for no exist ence, we is usually the can with young mananco oases. In /lidombhing chancterfirtie was that of being enabled, by a eosabieetion of ciroarastanees, to secure immediately a title of angular value, wall knows throughout the world—a largo ennual reveal, arising teem existing life essurenees— an extensive conneetion—end, In fine, all the aceemorise that had successfully established a modern life office. It likewise bad the farther adverts* of applying to in own one the already created maalses7 of an extensively seta- Mislaid fire insarases aseeeisties. Irwin by the same name. la the construction of the Unity Gemini, full provision was made for its monetary requitement. , and for securing such ressonse as are Incidental sad newer, to a tint elms life ammo esseentios. With this object ieview, the pro- posed 'coital wee fixed at 600,0001 4 dividel into 260.000 shun of 21. sash, the depedt befog 10s. per sham This will give, whoa the remaishog shares 'hall have been allotted, a peidop espleal et 126.0001. The mother of thane aliened to this peeled i. 227,378, sad the paid.sp eapital resened mom% to 74,2291. Theis shares are held Crit o e f d iagiale il the y ourob l ell shone abetted to the Teddy, shenbeldere, In gem homily with the anangintsuls eM ssi ino with Orem ia esneiderstics of the treosthr of the Mousse, onseetioag, ha, of that institatna. M rapid wee the absorption of the shares of the Unity General, sad so sadden was the in genue el piste, that the diregeme lilt it their duty, when arming 190,000 el the shales bed bees hewed, to decline tunas eel ogee shone se gm ashes eader peculiar ad juggialie eiressielessea Is the sheaths of the rel aloes the diresegn gorse egereigiag greet caegettla they gam to be enabled to Make a eggeldenble premium by Urns, of whin the shasehsblen sad assayers will ban the benefit. The sew life beim demo by the sempeo from the lit of Deconber , 1104, SI 3041. U 26, has boa 1,040 *ides aged, ftweriag 11;12 ' ..tri b. pro. daring in nasal premiums 103,0031. 13s. 7d. This large moose of buds= le in Itself an evidence of the sissies of the isolitaries ap to the root time. h sessesszy else to dna Moho *the MI We thinbeing h glebe beet desseipdes--hesesse k h newly ell es eslestow ibetgiess, lives ; bosses the avenge of seek pear I. 3101.; Meow the &seem have ealfonely mortised *lm unties la the eseeptasea of The balsam sheet gm es the debtor gide the following Moe newest: withaseibel smite!, 213,2821.; geld op, 71,0941. U. ad.; guelbeg 294,3761. b. 9d. Pre mise mono : resolved his esadrieg, 12,9611. Is. 11d.; Cton shares, 901 ; hem leetelmosts, 1 8 , 8 7 11 . 7s. 34.; s u as inr444thsubl, 1,3781. Bs. 7d.; transfer fees, 41.125. bed.; &peek egessea, MI. Total, 211,0411 17e. Os the credit ilea—By loselmeate: logo os mortgage bends, ha, to egmerem 14.4411.; purchase of Trafalgar Ufa Agereate Amoebae& as asseast, 21,3721. 10s. ; at Leslie lad Woodsmen Polk es deposit, at seven days' ▪ at home, 33.0001. ; jamming* of 4.0001. heed, 3,8 001 .; 31166 fture, farang, sad Niko if London offing, he., Ai 17s. dd.; making 72,0611. Tee. U. Life losses, 1,4601. esaeral oguseitsre : law slope Ossladieg deed ONO*. mes e m a i j imo dogia ant ortisg, eladearty. sad naming, , mad eloresis es Moael‘ra, be., homego, mugs, ha, Said= 10 NW 11111696 6 9 al to eireige), Wolog to losel INNOISIIII. MON dbe., dine. eise elasaihmeg legs, local direness' selemiesee fees, tra liiihrgb swots fersior legal beard. sellOse, *O., midi all 8111th aggro/ roday Isellostel charge., sad me sad hoO 91. • Kt. lbs. 7d. • Wilma pla t 1,124 • Ba t annuities; 1461. 17e. id. retuned, 6,11111. Available fads: metal ' heads, dee when called se, 218,1101.; WINO is local banks, sad duby agents, Uhhi, 9. ice %boos at beaker's, 10,8471. 17s. Id.; holemes at AM 2171.65. 64.; balance at City °See, 111. lig. ; saki*. 11. 14.. U. Total, 318,0411.175. try to the repent, Kr. BAYLIS entered into a and detailed oploggea of the edreememems IMMO the 17011749 es bed boa established, sad of holeileiggi OS Oita gesseelly is that dosament. i severe gee gasped toseignewily, sad the retiring tholes sad masts regleeled. After the soh.; the dinetere, the **deal rectal., ad a essidenble somber of the Mareholden celebrated the mows of their isialtodes b y e bow' at the Albion. Temels,whes orlon teas geseeves, mid severs] mochas wade illgre fflete Se tits eesas6m, mid eogrataletory of the ehigue el the egaviviallty. Awns IN SICILY.— Tbe Cbrriers Mireantile, K Chace, massages, ea the Isith of letters tam Palma% that 600 arrests had Imams& i• that sky is a single sight. Uwe are reaseers tress ether alarm et aa issaireetioa la the maims at OsiamaL "THE LOWS DAT °BURT:SNOB SOCIETY." The following is in circulation : "Dear Sir,—At a moot' ag of the seasmittm, hail IS Friday, the ihth nit., the following resolution was lethal stoutly adopted : " ' That is the Thy now presented to this mearaittoe of the lessee whisk boo neatly I se. @sparest, that by the istralsedea et the bowl in tas Gardens, as the Lord's Day ' sad by the pt ithesed thesis of the public ma sques and plinks as that day. Oho 'Wish Sabbath will sees be assimilated is that of the Destiseth—ft amen de sirable to invite the thosperaties of Cbelosions of all ahem sad desominstioss is sae great siert Is arrest the admit. sing Tut,with this view, the Motropelitan Commit!** of 11160 bo sew invited to resume its labours, sad to call to its assistnase all rinks, clams ? and dowsminations of Chris tians, with a view to mersonalim the Crown, and, if newts eery, to petition parliament, against the public perform anoes of musk in Windsor and Kensington on the Lord's Day, and mildest the opening of the natiewal galleries and museums thereon.' " I hops that, 'as a weber of the llstropelitas Cs.- sates, you will kladly mode to the limitation ezpreseed I. this reeolutke, sad elesify to sae at your earliest eon. Yealeues your williaguess to do so. " The *Meet of the revival of the Metropolitea Cwasefttee is to call fate active operettas, fee this partie:lar= Ws deem MGM Soca t w hi sly to jobs the per. mama orgacisstion of the Lord's Day Oheenacee Society. I an, deer sir, you. faithfully, ' Joni T. BATLIZ, Clerical Seseftsy." The above moieties was adopted ea the motion of Bebe. Seeley, ER. Goatee sae four (Stfi (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. AN ELOPEMENT FRUSTRATED. Oa Satlirday lad Oar the Berkshire Chronicle) the up4tatlina el the Great Waters Railway in s was the some of a most unusual smarms*, exclungt% old gad pardealsely the kilter, fa me smell doges*. TM objo=a hem Edgiel, dm at ReeMteg et t ld, arrived at its proper time, hat had to menala at Res Mag souse time is arm to allow the fast train, the at 3.49, to peas, which was eissliegably bellied its time. sk At 4.30 it arrived, de pilates he samerous pasempeos, a after the and hustle and 01111•161111 attesdert soma the downs, of the trate, pursued he lewd joemsy. Anemia those 'lke get eat was a middle-eged lady, very empanel* la eopierems, and who agmered to be Labouring under essellerable excdtemeat. She desired to as. the station meter, and Mr. Smyth wee at ones at bawd, whey he speedily karat that she "bad ore fair daughter sad no more, when she bond passim well," but who had run away. Mr. Smyth said, " Well, my good lady, what do you want with me ? " "My daughter, sir," was rejoinder. This startling ap. peel, whisk really seemed to later that Mr. Smyth had the custody of the lady, mused him to inquire what the daughter had beau doing. " She's run away from me, air," was the reply. The good lady's manor, together with the tone la which it was attend, esesed Mr. Smyth to smile iavoluntatily, whereupon the bereaved mother said, " Lb, sir, I can see you've not the father of a family, or you would not laugh," and at can rushed off in search of the Mt child. 7*.a compartment of the cheap train was nar rowly scrutinised; did eyes more peringly penetrate into the dark comes of any recess. At length she mane to a third class carriage where she saw her daughter comfortably mated. The mated mother screamed out, " Ob, my child, my child l " and Johns, the platform inspector, who was close by, said, " Which is your child 1 " but the only remises he experieneed was a seaside/able weight falling into his arms, the good lady having est. faint ed away. The murder was now out ;it was so e The passengers began to take the most lively entreat la what was poising, and some elderly ladies were exceedingly pressing with their advice. The fainting lady was removed into the waiting nom, fol lowed by her daughter and the young 'tandem* with whom else had eloped. lie was fashionably attired, sod 1 in feet was got up regardless of expense, with killing black moustaches, ito , to match, and appeared muck le termed in a denouement which involved their mutual happiam. Neaten of excited passengers asked a thousand questions, sad displayed unbounded sym. pithy. After the lapse of some moments she recovered and spoke with her daughter, and from what transpired it spoons the following are about the teats of the ems The mother is a widow lady. ocespyleg a fares near Cale*, and has cm daughter, who had become deeply enamoured of a young dierple of Esoulapias, "yet never told her love, but let oosmalment, like a worm i' the bud, feed on her damask chmk." Knowing it was to no purpose asking her mother's ement—pareuts generally having very diffract ideas on such mutton, and of course much ener— gise yielded to the entreaties of her swain, and consisted to elope. Everything was prepared, and, in order to elude pursuit, they took refuge in the parliamestary train for Lemke, one sitting at one cad of the carriage, sad the other st the opposite sad, when they were unhappily discovered by the " enragied and uneatural what." The young lady would not agree to go back with her mother unless the would comsat to restive her " dearest Harry " (we thick that was the name we caught) as a sou-in-law. Her tears and her entreaties, backed by a reasonable amount of sturdy deteentiaation, were resistless, the material affee• dons, always too strong for reason, yielded, and alter a few more tsars, and a distinct pledge of *. honourable intro. Sass," to be immediately teethed en the port of the hero, they became mutually reconciled aad prepared to return to their demand home. And so ended this striking adven ture. AU was as delightful as a romance, and as " merry as a marriage bell," when another bell, via., the station one, recalled them to earth, and one of earth's cues, the necessity of taking railway tickets. The exielleat parent, whose duty it generally is " to pay tor all," applied to that au tomatic, bat not always detonable resource, her pooket, lo l her parse was gone. Some unfeeling pickpockets on the nation had taken base advantage of the dilemma sad the crowd, and she had in we day been robbed like Shyloek both of her daughter and her puree. The Lothano was fortunately well provided, and the needful was produced, a " fast " bystander remarking that he would have only paid for one of the lmliee—M did not say which. DEATH FROM SLEEPING ON A LINE OF RAIL&—A man has died from having bad his foot out off by a railway traits whilst sleeping on the Glossop broach of the Man chester, Sheffield, sal Lincolnshire Railway, a meth ego. The diseased was John Gnosis, axed 36, of Gorton ; an inquest on his body was bald on Monday by Mr. Hirford, city coroner. °nevi:, it appeared, had been employed to mow the grass on the embankment of the railway ; and on the morning of th e Sib ult. he was seen on the line in toxicated, sad was ordered off by some platolaysn. He had, however, disregarded their injunctions, for the driver of the train which Leh Glossop for Dotting at 2.26 p.m. saw, when about hall a mile from Glossop, a man's foot across one of the line of rails on which the train was running. The steam wee tamed off and the break applied ; bat, before the train said be stopped, it palmed over the protruding leg, which was that of the deceaseu, who was so drunk as to be ah eneelelei of what bad happened to him and to talk very irestimally. He was removed to the Manchester Royal Mermary, where he died on Monday last. A verdict of " Accidental death" was retarned.—Menekeder Geordie. HEALTH or CHEWS IN THE EABT.—In coma of the war transports boned for the Eut, half a wins•glase of mediested wine, mataising Mar grains of sulphate of qui nine. be been given to each of the crew every morning, ea taw r the ships same within sight of Constantinople and Beisliam, and fee three tweaks after iambs them phew. Themes as walk hod she given them a MINION of the Mee sal:tare es going as had; and if say anneal smell from the shore was perseeptible the dose was repeated two and three times a day. T his was Mead me effeetnal pre ventive against say serM e m r =seasee le the hesith of the mews from the ahem at theshe.mmineliewed motsplace,. The pod mots thin welkin' were oleo sited by giving the men fresh meat and vegetablee=t; making them dry Mews the date imbued of washing them every morning. The decks were away washed cam a week. Chloride of sine eddies was alts pima thweeet the bilge water one" a week. If fever isms ea, sod es seedkel mut was at head, the sit* men bad their heads shaved, and a fall glass of the medicated wise was edmiaistered every fourth boar, and the decks were sprinkled with aim isolation after washing. DISTURBING ACCIDENT ON :THE SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY.—OD Woodsy es the afternoon uptrida was . pro oseding at fall speed, near the Alphington Railway temp, a respectably-dressed men, who was walking on the line, was knocked down and literally smashed to pieces. The head is entirely gone, sod the body rat up through; the heart was Mind a short dietaries from the body, and the UM in another direction. A map of Devonshire and some money were found on hie person. It is supposed that be wilfully placed himself there for the purpose of committing suicide. From esteeqeent inquiries it was found that his name was Sperling, and that be has been staying with a gentleman in Raster. THE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT BILSTOX.—Prom inquiries made yesterday (Tuesday) after noon, we learn that Mrs. Rama still lingers in a bopelw ' state. From the severe injuries M the werepbegnes all attempts to adatiaister food to her have failed ; mad it le a matter et surprise that she still matinees to exist.—Freker haeljtfoss Chnesiele. WRICIL Or THE BRIG SILVIA. CARTHAOENA, Oar. 2.—The Sylvia (brig), Rathbosi, of Ibuiderlaisd, beam for Faro and Neweseds, with part ouzo of lead, in areeeeditsg to ma, on the let of October, get ea shim at the • ale, and has Moose water.lewd and a wresk. Prom the 1 heavy sea es it has been Impossible to oonmemies the diediarge of the serge. JEW, LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION. KR. micazzAra FAREWELL LECTURE. A very much inereeeed interest wee given to the crimmeneement of the winter season yesterday evening, at tic above institution, by the feet th at it was to be Inaugu rated by a lecture fr om Mr. Thackeray, being the last ap pearance in public of mu great buincrist previous to his departure for America. It is hardly necessary to say that the hall was thronged to suffocation, and that the lecturer bad to pay the penalty of his own popularity in the frequent laterruption to which he was obliged to submit at the emensenosment of hie lecture from enthusiastic, admirers, who, having taken tickets for his lecture, were deter:nisei to have the value of their money. The lecture chosen. was " Humour and Charity," which has already been described in the Deify New, and tibia may be characterised as a reeved of the six lectures on the British bassists, with additions, beiaging down the criticism to the present time. The objset of the lecturer was to show that the humorist has a highee tanotisa than that of merely contributing to the assure meat of his reader, his being the magic power to mite Made -eirdey, to elevate their turn of thought, and altogether to make them wiser and better than be fore. Mr. Thackeray's earlier illustrations of his position were received with silent attention, plainly indicating that the literature of the Augustan age of English literature is little better ithan a sealed book to modern audiences. His admiration of Addison was accepted upon trust, and his laudation of Steele excited merely curiosity; bat when be came down to modern tines, the hearty sad repeated cheers proved how admirably he coin cided with the general at tattoo of the &taboo enumerated. The allusions to Charles Lamb evoked the applause of the elders; Thomas Hood met with more general recog nition; bat when the lecturer came down to Jerrold, Disking, sad the author of " Vanity Fair," the com pany gave decided indications that he had reached the level of every one's literature. As a question of quan tity, the applause was pretty equally divided between " Nicholas Niekleby " and " Vanity Fair," but some didactics must be made for the personal presence of the author of the great novel of the century. In this portion of the beam, and apropos of popularity, an admirable use was made of some of our sheep current literature, to which was given as a psadaat a visit made by the lecturer to a penny theatre, the description of which elicited shouts of &Maass. The object of both pussies was to show that the popular feeling is always with the weak spinet the strong, and can only be suatesefully appealed to by showing up a struggle be tween " minions of the aristocracy " and chivalrous men in moleskin, a hick invariably terminates in the complete triumph of the latter. Throughout, Mr. Thatheray con tended, and proved to the satisfaction of his audience, that the pen of the humorist is always enlisted in the cause of love and charity, and that it invariably does good service In fostering both those valuable qualities of erring humanity. Mr. Thaskeraya friends will bit:glad to learn that he was never in bettor voice or appeared in better health, and that his popularity was n more emphatically demonstrated than on the occasion of this his last public appearance pre vious to his departure for America. .. CHEVALIER D'INDUSTRIIL" A few days ago (says the New York Post), a tele graphic despatch announced that General Halsey had re ceived 14,000 dollars of the property stolen from his room in Coagreerhall, Saratoga Springs, on the 6th of Anglin last. The Savageta Whig of the 21st inst. gives some further in formation on this subject, and a sketch of Kingsbury, one of the alleged burglars, who is in gaol at Bailawn awaiting hie trial. From this account It would seem that he is a villain of the deepest dye. While at Congress hell, where he had been boarding a week previous to the robbery, Kingsbury was looked upoa ma a sort of pious gentleman. He always droned genteelly, sad wore • white neckerchief. Hie hair was grey, midge,. him a venerable appearance. One of the handers, who was rather favourably impressed with him, supposed that he wee a clergyman. At the dinner•tatde one day, however, he sat mitt° Kingsbury, and the latter called for wine. "By the way ke drank it," said the gentleman, "I knew that he was not a minister." — lfs is a With over fifty years of age, supposed fifty-four, and bee been at least three times in the penitentiary at Frenkfort, In Kentucky, each time wider a different name, we believe. He has also been in other prisons, bat the particulars of them are mot known. He committed some eighteen robberies at one hotel in Frankfort, Ky., and got dear every time without suspicion. At last some one sus pieties that one man had done all of them, went through the hotel register to see who was there every time, and fixed suspicion upon him, causing his arrest, when some of the Moles property was found upon him, which insured his con viction. One of his escapades in Philadelphia, after leaving Frankfort, he chuckled over considerably a few days mace, when it was brought to mind by a gentleman, who went down from here to call upon him in gaol. It appears that he made hie "pregame in Philadelphia soon after leaving prison, with • very scant supply of money, but lots of eariranw, and stopped at the United State", kept by a Mr. Allen, famed for his shrewdest"' and the as with which he usually detected impos tors. There was a little party of permanent boarder there, composed of some of the best people in the city— Jaded*, naval officers, &a., who occupied seats near the feed of the table. Kingsbury, who then passed by the MSG a Chandler, and pretended to be • large merchant said ormator at Columbia, Pa., soon worked his way up In Ibis sat, and ordering eholos wines to wash down his ilium, he gradually began reaming his bottle to them until bra manner obtained a standing with them. It was libnelostent there to present board bills weekly after m ina hid been there • esthete time, and so sometime in the emu& week Mr. Chandler's bill was sent to his room. He was short of fonds, not having yet had time to make • raise in hie usual manner, but his wits did not forsake him. The evening after the bill had been sent him, he carelessly sauntered into the office while Mr. Allen, the proprietor, was there, and polling a letter from his pocket began to tell about his having re wived it from his brother-in-law, • large miller at Biehmond, who was coming on with his sister the next night, in • train that arrived about midnight. lie said they would want rooms there for • time, and engaged • par ker with bedroom off for them, requesting the landlord to be particular in having • fire in the parlour, as his sister was feeble. Having made Mr. Allen rather good natured to thesegestation of the aloe party in prospect, be casually spike his bill, offering to pay it; bat Mr. Allen tAd Wm It was a matter of no consequence at that time, and started to leave; but Chandler bad not yet finished hie business, and so selling him back be began to speak of going out with the set he was meeting at table, saying they were going out to have • little fun, and he mg:pettedly Wand himself short of cash, his money being in the bank wet door to the hotel, which was then closed for the night, modestly requesting lir. Allen to cash his cheek for 25 dull. or 30dob. lir. Allen turned to his book-keeper sad ordered Chandler's cheek cashed (39 dole.), left, and Chandler soon followed him with the cash. This, of course,' was the last seen of Mr. Chandler, as be next day turned up at the Meeelleste Hotel under another name, end so paned an an& alas hotels under different names, when he er el 016111191 i • saddle-bone sad rode off a abort distance and sold him may cheap. He forgot in the sale of the bores to say aerating about the saddle and bridle, end happening to Silk eine it a short time after, be returned to get pay ke SOW Mai was arrested while trying to get something M them He is • very adroit rogue, and hes doubtless met with many other incidents and wares that would read more like "NaaD MOMlll e ini than tirely re to ali h ty o . tel li th e Frankfort for forgery. He escaped twice from the Frankfort i d e cr ing w as t ar b p: se ar " th e li d ele e co t aned in Penitentiary, caw being recaptured almost immediately, and the other time having quite a run of liberty. lie be lus *libations with great compoeure, and segos to think be may live to enjoy the outside of a prison once more. even if he should be convicted of the robbery of General Halsey. Yesterday a further return was issued of corn 'postdates sines the Ist of January, 1864, by or between the Governors or Lieuteaant.Go 00000 rs of any of the Weet India Colonies, the Treasury, the or the Cominimioners for the West India Islands Relief Fond, relative to estates in the West Indies indebted to govern ment for advances made to them by reason of losses sae bleed by them lathe hurricanes of 1831-2. Yesterday, the second report of the select outs. mime es Adulteration of Food, dte., together with esMutea of evidence, was issued. The committee report that " they have takes erldeoos on the subject referred to them, but have found themselves unable to complete the inquiry within the dam at their disposal. They @mane themselves, there fore, to mortis' to the house the evidence already brought before diem. with a reeommendation that the investigation be mewed in the wales maim of parliament.,'