The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-07 00:00:00

I ~~ ~~~ ~ ----=----_ 189,...88. 310N1Y WIG sad SONS' (of Lose* Lutz il resort AM PACILIT Se r ITiffi=—Tor MZIWURICI, Port Map, Aired (1.11" the Dwil (la ibst(lol6oArt,lo=at rt I.ltithers",moo=•Veg IA tits limit Leila Axis. ano I .L •oi gi rm a i areasu rs dires Ste 1•1111 , Ns . ... „...ffi esegoos.—For freight " — ...1. - - to 8. sail 11110114 ADI, with Mora O n rwili SM 80241. 7, kedillhan - streel ---------- MUM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QIIKIESTOWIF TO WWI YORE, TWICII4_II=, LIYIRPOOL, NZw YORK, and TIisIMILADWILIA BTRAI4IIII7 COM?AEY Woad da ..ddisstadrsvarevra•-teRS Iron Screw Monad" antis IJ Mates PROM LI Im NEW TO= ;,TTY 07 BALTEMORM, w - 1, Swat S. (ITT OF wAsaut M aron, «raw LIMIRK, , Aural 11. CITY Of . August WM wentaday, sad slistada lOs sad dadadays, OAndat rags by EAU ellircis=itir= bn di dor F Adsp' Iss 1•100 s sapardsad Samai = slassmes. IS Oars. P rr i ediada sad IL MM doss tams —rat hither pankrokis to Ir ma. iratAiir, e,:tvotorotr_ttl. /waawawd ; or to sod taczY, 0. Um :------_ iiVIERLAND ROUTIL-0010IIINIOATION Iv Ify MAY te INDIA, A__VITIALLA. es, TS NGYPT The TWIVIIILAZ sad 1' AL MAN NAVIGATION ANY NOOK PANIINGIGIN sad 11011141 OiEw awl psi 'Y althea. Usage aka kr fitheellar. Nellk NaykAdes. Goyim. ilideso,=•? eslke Boas sad Mrs liy ask slosares am sad 101 k of every =oath : for at 4 14 = 11 00. Aim add IvskaS 1111kese et the nu at ems\ aboath; mod kr ire e g od., sad Wary, by the demurs Lay As= es the 11th of owry kaalk—lor farther partledefs PUr Ossepeaf • dime. NA Iretkahallekask LG. Ur r Ofteakdkloo. Seettratoks. BPSHHN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruno- Met. and Combat ovreaar.—Tat North Gamma u ff ra iraicirsi mow ticamor ADLEIL earlobe N. BV ND a at dtagalcbod from Horsalyilowa co TRUHISDAY, the 1011; rat oreatter parwarag), at 10 a.m., calm at Br =wick Pis; amattali, Ice 14•11eZien. la lr oom.--Taros to Breams. OT at Ll. Morn tickets, LS and LI Itia—Amly at CHAPLIN'S trona tam, Itageatctrcua. W. : OT to MUMPS, °RAVIN, !sautes and Co, St. Danatiol-baum. St. DaaatanAblll, • oTTERDAN and the MILNE. —REDUC MY of Finn—SU Netherlands Stomalrost Company's faTOOrifr steamer BATLVIS/L Cep Isla W. , will lo w er anor* Pier, Blackwall, MONDAY at 11 o'clock, almost of Um 10 SO a.m. train free TemckurchotreetBtatton. blued Wei : Ealoou, CI la ; lore cabin, Mars tickets BMA at a tare and a balt—Apply at CiLlaLllfil Universal • n ee eet-eircen W. or to PIILLIM CIZAWII4 11118 Co. fn. Datudanfrbonme, BL LC. GOTHENBURG. The fine firet-elssa screw *IOW GUSTAF WAN... Captain C. F. STOKE., win dot kr the govt. port on or about the lath Wawa To be Idloold by other Antt-clato a atatatara mad Ima saps. tiolonwohnoll tor pompom-4 , 0t awn =Lin of twitaitt at CHLIb'S itaivariat Oilca, Itogeabalreaa, l irt.fo i rr f=I , UPS. GRAVES, PHILLIPIS sad Co.. St. Imatattaboate, St Dunstan's-bat E.C. rOPICHHAGEN, STOCKHOLM sod MALMO. ase arge-cur arrow stemma IrllWBllll. Captain J. will riser for the above porta on or *Dint 12th list Wamer has very superior aorecatoodation for .4fergieulan of freight or passage apply to Y r :ll7. l lr i Pit„ GRA THILLIPPB and Co., St. Dareitan's-hoese, Bt. Dah lia' LC. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Persona width* to Invest be the CONEUCIVATIVI I.OIIBOCIWIT, malarial becoming members theeeot, may &po oh leaseally at the emcee, trom I . to Tim t rate ot b par cent. per annum, payable -meaty, on all momenta Dot mamas' £lOO. Withdral : ig eW 1 1 0'seleseiey from LlOO and upwards. t i n ed Praptetuees tree ot= is LIWIS osunnzir. tioarebry. Oftee, 11, Nartetketeset, Wend. Leaden. W.C. weJOINT -STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY agar 7 , Nielaolis4gms, ImilarA-Mnot, Load Am. C.ANTAL.— .. TWO MILLIONS, PAID DP &MAK Rimini 71114 D /30,400. DEPOSITS YECIOVID Imayabis am demand M I pot mot par masa D 7176 M 7 AAP( =dm MII „ .. DOM as IA dapit miles —st afr Drodall Mos tar mousy deposited isr Leg p DIJBLIN INTERNATIONAL uss. 17adsr the clal Patronage d Res Wire. las SWIRL ofhs fil N Is OPTS every W .lIK DAY. Admilisidon. One Sitlßlng. RAILWAY ARRANGIMINTS. Mims ticks* available for or mouth. are Issued at Leaden sad Oa principal railway stations in Unload and Scotland at aa abatement of it er cent. below the ordinary return ticket rite. Ike holder being p entitled to perehase at the aims time et the railway station a Mast giving him adosionon dr times to the bilitatioa kw M. 6d., hem' it per amt. under the ~diary Mama kmandon Trains run frequently, at very moderate farce, not ermsding 2.15., from London to Dublin and back, and from other places la like proportion. The ticket will be good fora tortalght, and the holder will be entitled to obtain for one shilling a ticket giving bias admission Wize to the Exhibition. Ow the Inns railways excursion tickets are kneed at greatly Wised Wm, 'lording unusual facilities for vigthig the Ode- Mated misery of the country. IVORY PARKINSON, Sec. and Comptroller. HYAId and Co'.. ATTIRE for CHINTURIEKE, es sad 67, 017011.D.STRIZT. *Mitoses foe me tad, sad data It at. to ea. OVOIONISII, s@ - Mal sad laced. 268. to es. Sets for bedpost, the wt, sad teat* ea to ea Jackets tit the fridosabis Ades. II& to ataddagbas flotteata, Ns. to 76a. Vesta in Cashateres, Ina OSMIUM drills, &a, 711. rd. to Us. Monne lean Whims bas debt itetertils, Us Id. to Us. HYAM sad Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 416 sad 67. OLFOILD-BTINIT. No. I. 01•1111 MIR'S Clothing tor lauroovisto wear. No. L Geo- Order Department. 0.0. Hoyt'l. ' btltatlortved4Y !ler, No. 4. Nos. and loathe Order Depsi sat. No. 6. AIM ski Livery Department. N 0.6. Hata sod General Hosiery. Na!Travelliag Clothing, moue's., roommate's., tap, is. ?wristlet lreaclisa :—Butingtmits, it, IL and t 3 Nowetralt • lack tl. Driggste. ALL IRON WORK The ST. PANCZAS IRON WO= COMPANY. 014 51. Pisier4Aom4. Loadoe. N.W jr•YZ'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the .LL EDT Pfißll , llll, of the BLOOD known is Medkine, ken their Ivy-attended sale and general edoption, may be filib dried as a household neoesaity„ Bold b all Medicine Tolosa TEE GARDENER'S CHRONICLE and .a. AGRICULTURAL °AMITE of SATURDAY, August IRS, will cosign full particulars of the Mate of the tops liregßeut the enmity. Order of any newavauder. A copy net ea 'sego of ski stampa.—Ofhce for adrertionsista. 41. 'WPC Whatnot, aimed, W.C. QP.S.WICEDS.—The Song of the Day. 2s. 6d. 91n1 141110 a. CLAM% CATFA;1111131 of th e IiVDDIEbTS of MUSIC. la ' 7 No child leenileß suede should be without It. . . ache* lavaluble."—llornlng Chronicle. Leedom : Robert Cake and Co., New Burlington-ea rrOURIST SEASON, 18615.—F0r the SUMMER M. REM/MONS and TOURIST ARRANGEMENTS of all the. Railways. see BRADSHAW'S ILLUSTRATED TOUR= NARDBOoII for GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. with tliTown Plans, Sc., in Four Sections, One Shilling eetlon forming a distinct Handbook. In travelling CM*, Imile Map of Great Britain and Ireland, M. ad. extra. PANS in Ded.—A new, beautiful, and extended Map of Paris. with the New Nam es of the Streets and Public Places, and latest improvements, is given with BRADSHAW S New Mike f the HANDBOOK to PARIS. Price Io ild. cloth, with Illustrations; in boards, la. NORMANDY cal the CHANNEL ISLANDS.—BRA WHAM'S POCKET HANDBOOK to NORMANDY and the CHANNEL ISLANDi with Notes filatoricil, Trnatitionnl. and Owal.P" Um Mutated with Travellhar Maps al Normandy and UN Channel Islands. Price la 6d. W. J Adams, 50, Fleetetreelt. LC. CIIZAP EDMON, Frontispiece and Vignette lUDs me. en . PAID IN FULL. A NoveL By H. J. Briton. J Maxwell and Co., publishers. 12t, Fisetest7eo. Second Edition, pod free, 7d., Ia cloth Is. ld., THE TEETH ; a Practical Treatise, with the J. best means of restoring them when detective or lost. By 181 11.1. Esq., 8, Grosvenor-street W. We commend this little brochure on d subject aped whi di eve , " body takes an uderesk"—ltedical Circular, June 5, lest Informatton It conveys la excellent, and questions that wb bld be pot to the dentist are here answered In a clear and timid manner Lolly sews. June 20. 1001 . " We cannot do other than recommend for general perusal ]dr. 'goad 'Treatise,' which le as metal as If 4 Itagretemedne —Telegraph, oam June 20 1861. s .14elae. bY dimpkin:ldanhall, and Co., atatloome.halloonit, Mee le.. by poet 14 maim TRISCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Lira, sad What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A Practical Guide if the Sits set of perfect Heath and Mrenstit : and Naas Iff the ilynterlasol Manh wristmos. and the oarless .asmencea of Lite. beynlmeatad by psis en the Was& seen et kerma sad otter Disorders incidental to Sedentary "MIL D 1 • Physician of PO rear.' Drlathm. Mann. Sk CoriehLll. DR. CULVERWELL oa MARRIAGE ; Its °b .11r. Happlam. sad Dimpotiftesels. la Yssa, Com= : Maher. .T I I II PARTRION TURmH RATES, : Mom. RM. At Dr. C.'s pecissiewel rimblems.t Gum IL. W. Alm tod-ollso amo itagZIWCW.I4. Yarlies4•4lfalia. B.C. //, 'A - 7 - -=- ' a - GREAT ST. JAMB'S-HALL, and Piccadilly. 11117litif 11111/111111 al ll,.fter nacos at 3. It is samilasestr prearsuieed by the 'Mire - OM Preteens end Hiss Anderson's new goWi tin WORLD OF MAGIC. to cosignoliog with lgrl i I I I D Nat illil KAMM, Is the legitimate bit of the cloy. Tbe Wag Hall is =crowded la every pert, and awls me already mpg . : weeks to cams. trodertc Ohs Oreat) Macias is lodged by the Mandl sad Magma Si the midamells to be ill; most liaislied snide et the ego. He will to We most popular dellasollege. Inchabg a lCM g ra NW Anderson's Ilisomt IVA Isi • new Phan la= Illintiedirlikeedelbalfghl mi. Ildziodadlowasi Wm by Mr abed perismomac• et the heal Wks lbeaket Peat, i rai i b Itha IC . • nagarallsiod. Prakastor Iladarrissis Lank' Ail Maw weeders me edielltel Wove ao Opal la of Me midges MALL Rearmage. Padegeor Ander eases WA seam boon epos at I every ~la& sad Samba etaraseas at I. kb St^ Is. ; Resoreed fierlals. ; Dasserf. lis.; An. end Clain. is. A. MUM AMUR MAW& TinOXYORD.-86, by J. OVIIIINB/1.011, partermd 11Imo ftere4 Trask UM , " M•bithEN Ileum el Allltt, Ores. Ilea, Ea. with 11•11111114 ahem. Oseetweled by Mr. T. Jerstietent. Us Waste Tao awl hart Gewalee : Marra Dads tad DIM* the DIA sad Mesa Novak the sew lreseittehere.T.MB at *elect § i T ODA R N. —ll9Ts REPRNSINTATIOII. TIMM of IffiTIRY EGYPTIAN SALL —ILUIVItUt AMC end VUTILIUNIA=OO.OeisseI ittetrilLl.—mu e ml tedtre Iteheelltrak, sad growth el newer Tem as latrednenl, ter the Mt Um le this country, co Isaist meow. yrs it nos. a 7 Co cas. ittestera Ind ' termed by bin id the Mien Megictens. XVIJIY AM, et 3 Retards: InelechM alto on Wedaseds: sot Retards: Atter sem, et 3.—MAR at littchetre, Sh Obi Modeereet, and Itra ettetAuoVelm•belL—Aduassion, tr., b ., end Is. intrecidons.'—Vtde .. Those," April ld. Mi. al, Cotton brokers MM. ironmonger, woollen nannufac tertfortiehire corn ord, Norfolk. tem. I. mad IL Bottom. Lake and W nd Z. Tkornerott, C. Bennett, Mt Ks. Maidenhead and 1. merchant, Auras r, August It. at the Ater, August 14, at ; TELZORAPII meeting of the yeatarday at the gate-Mmet ; the gished, wr him said the &erten tweed with reed. rats eta per Mt. their strain was the remit at the ,viaesd inriag th e may their the. set piney width Ira to ram oim„ id beet able to that they bad besa fie hoped the pro. too that bonnie in neat., they omit the same. They lot. They might promise them trot er recommend any that it was a We Hear, hear.) h, alter some dia. tf 4/. 10.. per cent. little bambini has close, showing a 'ells vary slowly et demand. •The cotton market ; the demand has to the supply of offered their stocks to sell, the week 'airy for Ses Island ides being pleunfa& Mims of American me in fair &mead, busman:l teudsecy. mivsnos in the early week's quotation' Gi b etin regime aced rates. le Ent lay be quoted germs heavy at irregular i moderate denten& r rates. Elpermlators ; exporters, 8,790 kind.. We bum wet market without ales. of which 1,000 flowing arc tha oat. Uplands, 11031187 4.—We :port yarns, sad to ed. The market for I Tuesday, end some so given out in yarn MSS we have bad a y in favour of buyers I Mopping, and abort d looms. For Moth is no regsbx demead able is at very low to very few homes, better kinds of s►irt• led, and traessetioss Even the senses el me about the most , complain that their remain the same es There have bolo Dome et, which we tear will rly where uncut ; but ,eiag to market. There ring today, and wee establialred, k ot 44a. We fear, tram cry Wirier, bat shall fair attendance at oar wheat Inn only mode• iieday's rates. Thin beldam deist• foam for mixed Araerieas. doted doll, but gene- Is held for ls. to St. the badness pesdoi re fully is dear. Ave. t 465. 34d. ; beelq. 61 ss. sd. raolladd Moor Beim 16e. 6d. ; Mee Mr* H196.3d. Walla HAW ;N. 20m Wall td Number Primula% • 18.. 9d. • Walls Ead &oda. 18.. ; War I Hartlepool. 19r. 9d.; le Rod Kenos, 19e. ; ; Walla Rod Soo* Kaki's, 2b.—Ai sit Mes. Total. Test. s. &sadist,. 1086. 186/ A A A 107 Si 4 556 18T 3 08 an 13 9111 as.= 20.62) AND CHINA MAIM Peninsular and Oriental welled Shim sit and 25 mimed cle._ ral merchandise. ➢nva l ' grubs, 483 Mama Teem lowing pea, 'IL '— id wish 1,0124 • rainy. 4391, Palmy— uus, 21,0001. Hon[ 22.4.701.: sad do *m a ' Never, 5201.7 Pius. months b often productive The liver, Dee s r leas seriouslted. ed certain 111111110111 Wb b to warm christen Poole re than tbeee the blood. end render the when disease is preeent ) 111, destroy It. Dlnent"T• Nick headache. and &Mai II admirable Pdb. AND DEATH& h. Chelsea, the wife of IL t. Covent-iardes, the wlle 9, Peckham-o*. tho wit° ..,; t, u mgs te, the wit° of Aare, the wife of C. J• W., the wife of A. VT" 01 of 2, at weetifie Church. Vag , to Elizabeth, eoe. Reandlta D c 4w. Bomb: maw .. ow of do I L ertheloweb. Erohll. Wielio of 1 4 • 66 5: al W. C. ZOWG• I. Xartlia. the 'lt ° °I I. I• iki" 91 4.4 Mary ons Nucon , Aar a •w• 13. IL SkiPPM Il a a; j Tarsisalk pryHigiraimltosit. helms et Whitatruirw. RNS. - K d J-1 , 43 1, ;~ = THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER = NATAL AND MILITANT. - _ PORTSMOUTH, Aware IL The Salsisancat want frelekt ship , Limey, arrived ea need oe Pliny hem Haselesy, tb.lide wing of the d esert order the "-•sesed a Maier el dt came, 177 een.conetie. aimed C = P 'ead Ce. 2lll l . 6 1 meldlere* entre, end 9 cianes. She aim attired-s ad tame 18 bargain wed 101 sued Ines free widow regimen. ?Wetter nee. teeny, sad the ship afternoon presented Ile Dover to disembark the Sfile. The Welasse Own* lealeg freight stip, Oaptein Bev. arrived 0.46.113111111 ea Pliny easel's heat Nontbay sad Raz nays, the Iteedquortere .d i the 89011 regime* seder the seenneed ef Maier Thorp. 811 e his left for Dover, to disembark The eqiedro tie a t Trerteree drawl with =Ahead lass to day at 8 san., and a* 1.10 Area a loyal Won is also did the tamisoal ia eemennotatka at the analververy (2IW) el Trines Alfred's birth. The reatelaime three eeeepaein II the 116th Reglasat are older orders to embank en sr Who Tway eats foe on "M"to Bombay. Quit sad the exit will retain to Manor hew Oeberse to-morrow (Monday). rim WIMBLIDON Wilt OirMBAING. The following correspondence hes takes Owe : Harm Guards, July Illy Lerd.—l have to Wens year lesdehip volunteer review took plass wader imumodlele Wrestkm, ea Saturday, the 23rd bariasit. sit W tahtAsec The mulct was coasideratde, 9,143 ef all maks, with twenty-four gam These numbers an mach lets, how ever, than what had hem amiottewid es the preisehle force es the grated, and I marmot half reseseffes that amps do not tun out seas chat gnaw on wadi is sash cc- Everything prig off mast satisfeeterlir ; the dial of the battalions has, I Hag, Improved Niece last year, though I am el opinioe that even yet more battelios drill in seeded in away ieshmka. The inanities past wee meditable, sad the movemeete, though few in number, were performed in • meaner evincing intellissues, awl ma aptitude for military evoluttee• There is only one subject, which I must notice with =Aria ie the late swivel et the amps. Thew were to he on the posed at 4.30, eo as to be ler eammeesieg to rnileasur• at Ave ersiosk. M thi n t CV, hereever, hardly • ease had arrived, et all events none bed got into positke, and it yes 6.30 before the move mots could eoeunenoe. The resale wan that every 'vole tioa had to be performed I. • hurried manner, as &wh ams wee fast e approseideg. and Weed ft was as to be dm* befor tie marceteg past mold he eendwied. Whoever is to Moos is the mattes. 1 do Issoo that steps may foe the future be takes to allow than gatherings to take pleat it wash ea hour as to enable •eertain stunner of evolutions to be performed with derstiesse, and without undue hirry.t It would be far better for the eirJest Is view as maga pinta, military ksowledge, wed it mere acceptable, I should *hist, to the goings= themselves, to take part is • Aeld day, wide sea set he curtailed for east of time to carry out the istieded maavessata —1 vermin, ice.. EMOSOL The Eight Has Earl de = i ati Wipes. War dfoe, dogma 3, WHS. Sir,-1 have the homer to aelmowledie the receipt of your royal highames letter of the 25tb ultimo relative to the review of rolentesra wash took aloe at Wimbledon ma tbe lira nit. users yaw royal liglinen's immediate area tbs. le reply I hove to •impties satialamiss that as iinprommeet IRIS permeable ht the drill the latealiosa, sad thee the isowasais performed wire well and Intel& rally maenad by the oaanfeera—l lave. kr., farad/ Do 0111 T AND Rum& His Royal thebnis Me lialtalemital SIVINTE Huhn= PoiriMs.—On Words] after- I zoos the 6th aoanpaay of the 7th Pansy Mks, seder the onnamod of Captala George Cloves, the member of which are all armpit yid is the grin of Kam W. Cloves sad= rioter*, of Dakrotreet, Stamlard-elmet, paid their visit to the Priatois' Almshouses, Wood•grosa, Totten/ems. evelatioes is Os their arrival 'bay ware pat through WON battalion' dean, which they caseated is a very ereshiable =now. They this adjonrsod to the Niglitiogale Tama, wham • entetanthl sold collation was provided, to which all seemed to do Mies. Carta& asses presided, d. by awed Mosikl. Os tie resevel of Mitriodia raveral toasts were gives sad sow stag. sad the. sompaay seemed all to enjoy theemielvesthoro,gbly, arriving ia Loa dos I. parted safely about twelve o' NATIONAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION.—Tbo distri bathe of prime to the artillery volatiles"' who bad besa aompetiog during the week for the valuable prizes awarded nadir the ioso of the awerly-oreated "National Artil lery Aesociatooa," took place ill Botarday is Um spacious drill shad of the Royal Artillery Bat The Marquis of Harlington, arracks Shosboryssea Usdar-floorstaly of State for War, is the unavoidable abuses of Earl 1M 27T.Asad Ewa:. made the prosiatallea, and was stets by Lord Hard, sod supported on th e plat ors by Colooel Harcourt, the prsit, sod other valua tor O&M" who form the commit of the Natioaal Artillery Amociatioa; Colonel Wilmot, the cionwassalsat of the sta tism, aad Colossi Fishar, tit* aceussadant of the Royal Artillary 'Whited at Shosborynua. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. COWEB. SATIADATEvusto. The result of the race for the second prize of WO& gives by the Royal Yacht:spud:on was isomniunitated by telegraph, end me it was won by the same sued that carried off • similar prise on the previous day, it is almost seedless to nay that this double event bee excited put interest. kr. Gordon has jut news to be proud al the vessel be has so recently &united. As alluded to yesterday after rounding the Witmer Light the fi rst time. the Masai took a splendid lead, the only used neer her Wag the Cihristabel, while all the net were considerably sateen, although at 12.5 the Mesa burst her jib, which caused her much delay. Oa push* ids Oalshot Lightship the follow. lag time was takes : R. N. 8. Venal 1 15 10 Mislabel 1 23 50 lineage& I U 2$ Aslstris Osprey V 13613 Plebe 1 37 5 Cu retuning to COW. Si 4.55 the Astarte got aground la Blokes Bay, which pat her eat of the now, aad eons after wards she gave up the rue, together with the Barge. who woes long distance esters. The concluding time of the race was as follows a. It. s. Uncork& 6 61 11 Mobs • Si 10 Menet 7 1 11 Umgrey Chrletelel 7 6 16 As tb. Ifirodelle bad to anew the Naha 16 mantes 20 moods the Niebe w sleeked I. be the wimase, wiiia 12 mama, to spare. The Nabs on congas to bey moorinp we. loudly cheered. Lad n , ght the annual R.Y.S. ball took place at the Cantle, and it was bewared by the premise of their Royal High nesses the Prince and Primes. of Wales, which stbactM • very onmerons company, there Wog about :100 members of the aristocracy present. Their royal kigbaesesarrived from Oeborm at 11 o'clock, when daodug to Targett's bead tom mead. The Prince of Wales opined the ball with the Coestess of Wile" and the Earl of Wilton danced with the Princess of Wales, and they joined is several other dances, ad did not leave for Osborne until after 2 o'clock this mora le& Before their royal highballs@ retired Caeis Browne, the secretary, was Introduced by the Earl of Winos to the primes, who entered bin mystification with all ilte arrange moat., sad in a marked UMW said, " Captais Browse, your ball is tossilestly a complete success. We fed highly gratified, and I mud my that the clearances are nest beautifuL" Amongst the company were the Earl sad Oasts= of Wilson, his Imperial Righters Priam Edward of 5...- Weimar, the Marquis of Cosyngbast and Lady Crabs Coeyogbeet, the Rea. Mn. Hughes, Woad llamas, tale sod Was Xmas, Captain Lyme, Major Warns, Lady Dieorbee, Lady Emily Fonnammee, Lady Henrietta Allan, Lady ' Henniker, Sir B. Hermiker. Eml sad Counties of Otadigas Coked de Hanley, lady Agate Yorke, the Ho.. R. Yorke, ke. Deming del net ceoclude until foam o'clock this morning, an: with this streamed the t ooesedisp of the regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron, tracts is geserally admitted to have been a most soccessfel one, and bolds out most cheering prospects for future years, including amongst its member. tie Prism of Wales. THE NOTTINGHAM ELECTION RIOTS. —A meeting of the midi committee of the Nottinvhasi cormstion as held on Friday *Stemma, far the purpose of oossidering ebarges made wises the chief eciatahk (km liedingtee) Motive to his collides* dmieg the We elestioe. Tbe rming the Mkt emetable were that be os erd s ly term with Sir Behold Clifton, end that be did mot call est tie police whom the proyeaty of the inhabitants of the tows wee is derager. Some ether chews were sleds is eflidsvite of washing isa, bat they were seessally of s sommihst trill* Mars Nis eat of the gem lumbers of tbe emmittee passant trace mishers of the Whip party, and fopperies of Aram Pepin sad llecirry. There wee mob elms Maas amiss{ Mr. lied;ngbos the& be re• lapel Ins sitantion. sod his reigastion wee asespted. THE ATLANTIC CABLE. TO TIM ZDTTQZ or TIT sxralea._ Bra,—/dr. Glaisher, of the Royal Observatory, has been so kind as again to-day to be the bearer of a communication from the Astronomer Royal re- vesting the storms of terrestrial magnetismi which have taken place during the last few days. Mr. Olaisher again produced photographic sheets from the Observatory, showing the phenomenon of a renewed magnetic earth storm, equal in intensity to that of Wednesday and Thursday, which mani fested itself during to-day (Saturday). I send the letter of the Astronomer Royal foe publication if it seems to you desirable—notwith standing the more direct evidence we have received uto the cause of non-communication through the cable—bsiieving that it will be deemed to have an interest of its own in connection with meteorological science, irrespective of ita possible reference to the present state of the cable.—l am, &c., ORO. SAWARD, Secretary and General Superintendent. Atlantic Wien* Clowsay, 12, et. aigan'splaos. Bishopagatio4lrest Within, London, Auras► 5. 00IT OF ♦ LIITIZZ 1.1031V1D 0. A MU, ISQ. G. Saward, Seq.—Dear Sir,—At the date of my letter of yesterday the magnetic storm had somewhat subsided. Very soon, however, there were signs of great activity, and by 11 o'clock of last night, Friday, August 4, the magnetic storm was sensibly as violent as before, and continued so through all the early morning hours. It has de dined a little through the morning, but at the pre sent time, Saturday, August 5, at noon, it is still very active. The spontaneous earth currents were not quite so strong in the last 24 hours (ending Saturday, August 5, at noon), as in the preceding 24 hours (ending Friday, August 4, at noon), but they are still very active. A nearly oontinuous register is made by the currents on the Dartford wire (which at first were not very strong) to midnight of Friday, August 4 ; but since that time the traces have been lost ; and the currents on the Croydon wire have been very violent, only for a short time, ending about Friday, August 4, at 3 p.m., is the motion sufficiently gentle to have left any record, and then imperfectly. After that time the currents were so violent that the trace is totally lost. It is scarce in possibility that a telegraph current can have pruned along the Atlantic mane in a legible state during any part of this time.—l am, &c., (Signed) G. B. AIRY. Royal Observatory, Otoeawieb, Anima 6, Batarday Noce. Mr. George Bawled (Secretary to the Atlantic Telegraph Company) presents his compliments to the editor of the Repress, and begs to forward him copy of a further oommunication received this day (Sunday) from the Royal Observatory, Green wich, with reference to the recent magnetic storms. ficatisy, August 6. Mr Dana Bra,—The magnetic disturbance, men tioned by the Astronomer Royal in his note of yesterday, continued very active till 4h. p.m., was less active till 10h. p.m., was again very active from this time to 3b. a.m. of this day ; from which time up to the present the disturbance continues, but the excursions of the several magnets are to smaller amounts. The Dartford spontaneous earth currents were so active that no photographic trace of the movements of its galvanometer-needle is shown till 4 p. m. , and from this time the trace is nearly perfect. The Croydon spontaneous earth currents are en tirely lost before 4 p.m., and between the hours of 10h. p.m. of August 5 and3b. am. of August 6, and frequently at intermediate times. With a continuance of such strong and active earth currents on our short wires, it is quite pos sible that through the great length of the Atlantic cable, even if perfect, the pre-arranged feeble cur rents to be sent an signals would not be at all intel ligible.—l am, &c., Jarrm GiAlatiEs. Royal Observatory, Gratusrleb, August 6. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. --4,-- The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany : SUEZ. Amon 6 The Nemesia, with the above mails, arrived here at 2 am. to-day (Sunday). FESTIVAL AT THE VIENNA UNIVIERSITY. —A fes tival to inommensorate the live hundredth year of meteor* of the Vienne University took place in that Gig a few days beck. At the banquet, by which the solemnity wee closed, M. de &breeding, the late Minister of State, made a speech, and terminated with the words, "till we meet at Frank fort." TM ladlpendasece, is remarking oo the above, says : —" M. de Schmerliog was minister of the Germanic empire ie 1848. As the times now are, such maeifestatious ere sot to be despised, aid the ex-Austrian minister who pre dicts the meeting afresh of a maimsl parliament for United Germany, might have also raised a opener of the veil which commis the eventual policy of Austria, in the event of Proasia proving too obstinate." THE HAWAIIAN MISSION.—The Rev. W. Roapili, a native of Honolulu. end chaplain to the Queen of Hawaii, preached at Christ Church, Clapham, yesterday wonting, on behalf of the building fund of the memorial English church which it is proposed to erect et Hooolulu, to the memory of the lath ling Kamehamthe IV. Mr. Hoepili made a very earnest appeal, pointing out the state of sin and misery under which so large a proportion of his fellow countrymen were labouring, and the success that the English mission had already achieved. Mr. Iloapili is a tall, hand some man, and speaks very good English. Queen Emma of Hawaii an d ber suite attended the service. MARRYING A WARD IN CHANCERY. —The County Pasties Court of Chancery was occupied last week in investigating the ease of Jobs Bradoey, a Liverpool bar. man, andel Hamlet Moes,lerho bad been guilty of soatestpt, the on* in marrying thil.theddler in helping him to marry Alice Hilton, her daughter. It appeared that on the 30 th November, 1 864,: Miss Hilton was plead under the care of Miss Helm Hymns, of Spellow-lane Kirkdale, by whom she was to be maintained and educa ted for an mewl sum of 1001. On the Bth or 9th of June last Bradney was informed by the district registrar of this court that Mims Hilton was a ward of the court, but notwithstanding this be married her without leave of the court. Bradney alleged that he had married Mies Hilton with the consent of Mrs. Moos, sod that the marriage was legal and valid. The Vice-Chancellor (Mr. James) said that both Bradney sad Mrs. Moos had been warmed, they bad neglected that warning, the orders of the court must he enforced. and its wards protected. Both tiseddendents would have to go to Crand Bradney would not be able to get out until be sailed ell the property of Mies Hilton upoe herself. The warrants for the committal of Bredney and Mrs. Moss ware then made out, sad the/ were taken into custody. ELOPIEHENT 01 , AN names WITH A VILLAGE SCHOOIJIASTER.—Nok many days aro the quiet sod pic turesquely-situated village of Lettletoo, county Tippeeary, became the scene of an occurrence which has since supplied ample facility for gossip. To the great surprise of the in habitants generally, the schoolmaster, aged shout2s yam, possessed of more than ordinary acquirements, was nowhere to be found one morning. The discovery of this fact created bet little surprise until the additional sad 'thrift' thala mi:4i reached the village that a cartels Mime, in her owe right, of 18,000 f. a ear, who had reached the wince of life in a Mete of Riegle wee also absent. inquiries were every when set on foot with moped to the missies fair me and the gay Lothario, whet ft was discovered that they had eloped together. Noteithetendieg the exertions of the distracted parent to discover the whereabouts of the absconding pair be hoe not yet sueeseded. It in supposed that they have been peivately married, aid will mon re lare.—Liaterick Southara Chronicle. oiiLrruitaioAL Bomar. The following letter from the Chaco.llor of the &Amos was written locos months ago in reply to ons frees Mr. Emu, Cluistopiarson, 131 whiob that gentleman alias toe eonversatios which bad just takes awn at tits home al the Ray. Newman SOU, where beat tea right boa. gestlainan mod Ms. Christoploorsos were paying a visit, and when a " coatroom" task pima between the guests " c 1 mrtoin soolonastiosi goostiom :" `— Dear Sir, —I have read your letter with very great inte rest, but I am doubtful whither it epees any wider ground of ect.oposstioe thee the onivenation of hat Tuesday treeing apPoled to 0 0•• Is LlBt, wham was pepped to reform the Cosmos Prayer Bosh by expunging maw of its distiactive ketone, the scheme was abandoned, sal I apprebeed for so other reason this this, that it was found that the plan of cow prehension to which very high authoritkiet, hailed* Arch bkhop thearaft, were in principle more or Des favaershie, was is dlesastehd to • peat part cd the reszabeas of the chunk that either it could sot ha carried, or if earetad would eteet =ay more this it would admit. This wee, I think, if true, • jest tied • creelesive objective. It is, I Goa tees mg belief that the same result would follow sow. It k probably true that • smaller peopordee si the sum. km id the church of England ars heady attached, at Ude pertek to what may be celled tortgloly her di thweive features, than were es athathed in 1689 ; both en the other hand, there it tenth eon alum abort exteaded sheers, embeedng other dam and aims than yours. Nor is it to be said that, among the members of the church of Enka, there is • very prevalent sentimset of profound thankful• ems kr the Prayer Book or a whole, which iodispoess them to consider eritioally, what any d this might in the abstract take I. be defects (sad probably the defect in the eyes of am would be a virtue in the judgment of anctbar). and which, combised with • middies of the real dithoally of the bedews, very greatly diadem say wish is the Emotion of change. Thep is no doubt that the view yea describe is prediselly in rather sharp antagonism with that stated by Dr.Vanglaan. Lets consider the adonis of the two, on the Miming power. Many • churchman would deal liberally in mretions of adminion to equality of all civil, add, or eduestiamal privilege, who net only would resist attempts to alter the thus* itself, with a view to oomprebensios, but would, from tyar of this latter object, become jealous of all arma daes appertaining to the former. Ido not speak of my own *ideas or predilections in this matter. became I have eel more right to the enjoyment of the national establishment el religion am each than say other subject of the Qum. And if it can be shown that • change would enlarge sad arsagthen the church on the whole, I should admit at WO the judos of that change, however enflame* n might offset myself. Bet, the timer soniesodly unfavourable for grappling, on any hating, with the breeder question-sad, m far ota may presume to have as opinion, the wield plan fee all parties is to be content with what may be at the seonnat makable, sot forfeitiag any right nor restoonseing may hope, but limiting the work al the tamest to the try e ditties of the morose, sad skiving to do small, wheys, bet stolid good. If the good be real, It will always teed, in the red, to beget mare good. Soak remarks as time, as freely, and at the Mali lime so marbly expressed, will require. I am malidest, all your iadidgmo• Weed, Ime well wracare, that ao mown al iadukare would mace if they were to be tried by rigid and abstract rules. But my positioa bait for assay years bees lather • peculiar one, placing me to motor with very extended varletise of °palm la aloha like dame, sad this, puttees, is the origin to which the toe* and colour of my thoughts ought to be referred. masa* rev. end der Sir, your very obedisat and faithful, W. B. GLADSTONE. The Bev. B. Chridephersas. ~ VISIT OP ABDat;r2DER TO TIIII czrwrAz PALACE. An unusual interest attached to the proceedings at the Crystal Palms ea Saturday last, is coneepenee of the public alert paid by the distinguished Arab chief whom mass Mao prominent • place in modern history. A pro view; intimation having been given to the Pilaw autho rities that the Emir AM-el-Hader meant to come as Satur day, specially to witness the play of the , past fountains, the chairman of the company, Mr. imeunhar, the general manager, Mr. Howley, and t►e other members of the administration were in attendeeee at the prima* entreat* to receive their distinguithed visitor. At half.pest 2 o'clock the Emir drove up in en open carriage and four followed by one or two other carriages, In which the mem bers of his suite wore accommodated. IL Bequard, • Free& officer and interpreter in the army of Atria% was in atteadanoe, and accompanied the Emir throughout the tour of impetigo. The party consisted of Abdel-Hader him self, ass or two of his kinsmen, his two Dragomen, sod the French consul at DIMAIIIMP. The Arabs all wore their fall national costume, the Emir aloes wearing boots of yellow morocco leather, the others dippers, but all enveloped to the voluminous fold► of lb. white bornom af the desert. The genuine Saturday company at the Palace crowded round the entrance, bat apes the Emir being headed from his carriap by Mr. Bo why they politely fell bask me each side, forming an avenue through which he pared, bowies grocefully inresponie tothe hearty, but at the mine time most respectful, cheering with which he was received. Of course it would be impossible to detest through Om Ana costume the figure of the Emir, bat be is a maa of average stature, with a large eastern hoe, good features, dark, mildly expensive oyes, and wearing geoendly an expression of grave sad perhaps saddened dignity. The beads, of a perfect southpaw, as well as of an habitual ruler of men, was conspicuous in his every adieu. On entering the palace the party passed through the board-room into the Egyptian Court, sad thence acmes the nave to the garden gallery, is which • front apace was roped off for the Emir and his attendant& Outside the ropes the general company assembled in numbers, but there was not the slightest intrusion, nor my unseemly demonstration of curiosity. AM-el-Hadar watched she play of the fountains, which, from the moldier calmness of the day, was eminently successful, with great interest, end seemed quite pleased with the rainbow which the beams of the aft ernoon con formed in the deeming waters. When the fountains had ceased playing 40 adjourmeottook piece to the coucethroom, where front places bad also been reser►ed, sad when all the eastern visitors paid the utmost attention to the beautiful music, vocal and instrumantel, which had hem molested for the occasion by Yr. Masai. The wild music of Beethoven's overture (Lemons, No. 3) was much noticed by AbdeLHader, but his attention was completely absorbed by " Home, Sweet Home," sung with the perfect simplicity of the most perfect art, by Mddle. Tillers. At the conclusion of the first verse the Emir Mused to his in terpreter, and when the sentiment of the ballad was ex plained to him, his interest in it redoubled, sad he joined heartily is the mean which greeted the accomplished artist. After the concert, the visit terminated with ea inspection of the !antediluvian animals, respecting which the Emir evinced the most lively curiosity. Be had, be maid, reed all abost them in Arab treatises, and wished, therefore, to see their • exeueterfeit presentments." As an amusing instance of the 'stoat of the Crystal Palaces resources, we may motion that whilst the fashion. able crowd was following the greet Chief of the desert at are end of the building, Maass. Bertram sad Roberts were busily engaged at the other, entertaining no lees than three large oompanies of London artisans, presided over by their respective employers. In me room 350 "Truman and Banbury's " enjoyed as abundant repast ; is sesether, ere of our pest locksmiths entertained his bandied or so; and in a third, a lively crowd of the sartorial persuasios enjoyed their feast, and their " Hip, hip, harm," totally reprdleas of all that was ping on in the Crystal world °Mai& Yesterday the Emir returned to Fa no& Lon DON AND NORTH WIRTIRN RAILWAY.—MT. Stewart : the secretary. Ms imbed • cizeolar, in whisk he ya :—" With • Tier of waking, the plaice aware, at the earliest grind praeticakds, of the dividend likely to be de clued by this trocopaey at the easeing moral awntieg. I a s authorised to Maas that the atewarts. thew4b tot Pot May audited, or approved by tb• board of dire:dam tadi. rate a dividend, for the past balf•year, at the rate of six per omit. per sailers." TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azursz's Tinsamts.) TliE SLYSWIG-HOLSTZIN QII&STION. HARLIN, loom 6. It is stated ow reliable authority that the opinion delivered by the crown lawyers upon the succession question in the Duchies contains the following conclusions: • 1. The Duke of Augustenburg has no right of succession to the whole or part of the Duchies, not only because his father renounced his rights of suc cession, and besides previously recognised all arrangements to be made relative to the order of succession, but also because succession by primo geniture cannot be shown to exist in the house of Augustenburg. 2. The claims of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg are only valid with referenoe to the Oottorp por tion of the Duchies in virtue of eventual rever sionary rights. 3. The rights of Bing Christian IL, recognised by the law of succession of 31st July, 1863, having been published sad duly introduced in the Duchies, his Majesty's rights of succession must be con sidered as legally established, and these have been transferred by the treaty of Vienna to Prussia and Austria. FRANCE. _ PARIS, Avner 6. M. Thouvenel has been nominated Grand Re fersndary of the Senate. The Assize Court of Douai has condemned to death Joseph Manesse, the accused murderer of six persons in the Commune of Favril. SPAIN AND ITALY. MADRID, Avoutre 5, Evimingo. The Minister for Foreign Affairs yesterday received the Marquis Tagliacarne, Italian minister to Madrid. . . ~ The marquis's reception by the Queen will take plain upon Isar Majeekee ramie frees Luaus SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA IN TURKEY. OONSTANTINOPLF, JOLT 27. Cholera continues to spread, and the villages on the Bosphorus are now infected. A special medical commission has been organised. The daily average of deaths from cholera is 180. AMERICA. Our advice. from New York are to the 25th I ultimo. Provisional Governor Lewis B. Parsons, of Ala bama, has issued his proclamation announcing the inauguration of measures for the restoration of civil government iu that State. The 31st August is the day appointed for the election of delegates to the State Convention, which is to assemble on the 10th September. The greater portion of the county and town officers who, under the rebel regime, were officiating on the 22nd May last, when rebel authority ceased, are re-appointed to the positions, which they are to bold during the continuance of the provisional government ; but they are all required to take the oath of allegiance to the national go vernment and to give new bonds for the performance of their duties. The governor comments on the present condition of the South, and the ruin and suffering which the war has caused, but informs the people that notwithstanding this they have to day every political right which they possessed before the war, excepting the right to hold slaves ; and slavery, he tells them, is irrecoverably gone, and it is the part of wisdom to make the best they can of the new order of things. In the United States district court of New Or leans, proceedings were recently taken for the con fiscation of Mr. lilidell's estate in that city. A claim on it of 290,000 francs was put in by the Paris banking house of Mammal and Co., and one of 100,000 franca by the Citizen's Bank of New Or leans, for money advanced to Mr. Slidell on mort gages. The judge decided that as Slidell was a notorious enemy of the United States, his property in the country belonged, under the Confiscation Act, to the government, and that these claims could not be allowed or entertained. Mr. Mason is said to have taken up his abode with his family at St. Catherine's, in Canada. CHINA. Oar Hong Kong advices are to the 13th June. The Chula Mail says that the lisping rebellion seems to be now entirely suppressed, but the North China Herald, in the meantime, gives news of further political troubles. Hankow, we are informed, is still menaced by " braves " who have revolted from the imperial government on a question of pay. The Mail says : " It is clear that there will never be an end to tumult and insurrection in China so long as the present mandarins hold office. This is somewhat serious (it adds), for, if we are to spend a century or two in putting down Chinese rebellions, the task will be somewhat arduous. There is an impression at present gaining ground that we ought to let the Chinese do their own work and fight their own battles. This will be matter for air R Alcock's consideration. Not only at Hankow, but at Kiukiang, have premonitory symptoms of a fresh rebellion been exhibited. There seems, however, to be no decided desire among any of the parties to molest Europeans." In connexion with the above it may be noticed that we still continue to instruct the Chinese in the use of arms, and in the manufacture of ammuni tion of all kinds. From Japan the news by the present mail is unimportant. • THE CHOLIZA IX MALTA.—We are ecabled to Win.for publie hdoricatios that the cholera cases have dissipation aim Thursday. la the whole Med, isoludiss Ooeo. the maximum ember of ca bee bed et reach 30 he a mal• day, acid for the last two ass o three days shout 271) per dim. The Mose has assessed • lee, virulent form ; the avenge amber of recoveries beieg at the present neasseet mash higher thee whew the diem first Mk* oat—Malt. Obareer. July 31. DEATH OP PEOTEIBOI ATTOI7I. ___....- The death of Professor Aytoga, whiff tle hame tide morning lo teased, min emits repel sod nobs" a meet of km Us toyead the limite al this No ladle Mg, with whisk bin I s sad its Meuse bays bus se lailmstely asomiated. Tor a trembor of yew his fists of Meth bad been amdieledom. No redo en kmil arm bed kid it* bead epee him ; be ma scriber, as he bee blame A MOW den impremed sow, than neirell„ tad hhoped sal • miegkt, by ohmage of do sad keen eereem, se der es bin dolls allowed, WM the islioymeat of a witatry Ile, to er pair the kiss of the pa* sod prepare • Mem el MINI whoa the Mom Pm • yaw sr two ho bad sighed. fast Lost pod at is sesames mem, M ilkobbille, err • rmidearo obi& lie bed Lam/ der the mho of Ibe *mei, and Ming, mad the ease .salty sementione of ableh be am so food ; mad it eme Wee that, may ea IftWay maim be died, at the too may age el 52.—Seeteinan. CONVOCATION. ---•-- The Bishop of Loudon has decided upon heath. =Gag lie Be.. litidisel Gibbs. noisy d AEU Notgits-alsaati esti ths M. J.J. Z. Kam" maw st Jasmis's.rists/WAttlisths mess posies fat Ms lambastes, is the oast souvoirdss. His lardship i rs Sikes ass tram sigh orstshowassi, blevics the sass Ms% sta.. the BM. WOMNII Matt. tam se IMPTIONIII Jewry =iv ideasid..io. lima W. Ilispre. IR Mors, Wiist Illempbe Wildsomery of Middisesz), bi be wird Obese Hastier ss• inaptly tamed at ass et ti. 111•1111. p. " dam* partisan is Y. tow" SIitIOUS MAME Or 'BAUD. At the Manakin-beim palm Tayma Sehnrasy, two welklreersi men. semi Bee sad Lilly, de farmer iimeribed as aMO sypor 1 1 1 17. Oarodemereet, Birminam, and the Wier as • bairn el 18, Grovireireet, Omdameesbn. were pissed et the bee Wore the Lord Mayer, is the onsbedly el deem live Sergeant Webb, they having ben en a warrant signed by his loodalldp, aad Wed bees tide sent. The charge ocisteined is the waned was, "TIM dm, to the mood of May last, is this aft, did iseifelly empies, combine, and miedade bowther, leyakere Mee re Mem falsely and (modeles* se Maio be themebes. smd in pm mum thereat unlawfully did Med of eel Aim de Dire mm=Reeking Company mar el rowel, the c g i tlis maid Banking lespany, with Most to sheet and denied them al the sem.* Mr. Lewis, ma, mimed to mosiode. end Mr. Manlegwe iestresent by Mr. Leigh% hem lb. dna* odes, arrested for 'Taylor, sad Mr. OM epreseel fee Mr. Lewis said although the vaned bed boos sot swami the Omen for mem time, they bed only bezi p = handed deb madam gad derefem be sine to go On With this asides" as all the wamma gas is He weed. homer, Wleedda L i lie t i re primers Mimeo* say widen which his loodlip led de pewee be de ram =Sae Aell. whisk provided let mai eal~. _Tho redeem. he laid. were Merged by de BlflirrOows LaNag Clompany, be whom le bed the beam M norms. with having amplired to teem dem • Tarp wee of mum by mom of fah* prehmea The motet we. somewhere oboist 2,0001.. sod the aside m ' white it woo obteded was seder Mendes, Miss b pi forged kills it mamma, whisk bed hiss Memel lir Taylor, it append, carried se Mimeo at ' ad in the meth et May be sided et the edema et de &Mies Ompay, eel ebbed that be wee is seeelvies vary eusrleat Medias bid, and asked if they would his. soy °Wadies he dheenee to.. for Ma. The ecompray coossoia to dolt es lb. ski salt the poisoner meow' bobabase • rimier el Ws to the wisist be bad Meted, aid were mom embed br his to lie MMr bilk, bet odd MOD 1111 IWO mashes. They lasorsosr ionise with Mem a mess Moos al pm:Mem whisk woe likely be ms tee dm =to twor mey ee = st emes sad orb NO"- i d Kelly. W Mr. Lewis ma mg aware whether Lair sepressaLl ba l= irises* d dais Allean ems was Bohm sad Oe., mrshaste, Osiemss street, ell in die My. lima Mosley having been media beweern it wee found that theme name as el • myth, withal' there me so soda ihme le eximenee. Dateetiow beemat Webb led far acme dame berm mow/ to maim iembies reepesting same of the bills, end be wadi be wis• pared with a witness who sere sr from a man named Harvey la SI. 117.. lea di r il ear septa by Harvey in bleat and dram by Taylor. The imam was made by Idly, valid droved him OW musay, sod be wee based to_ a*, at de Maw Mg Taylor bad the Bimahilikto 0 " 1 11. 2 T waif hie timed, and he amid get me wary s akr. coastod • s likod. Boor or the hid WWII 0111111011 i th• lISMIS Hamilton sad 00. Tram lamiries whist Webb bed made, Mimed that at the address on the hi Handbag on/ Co. boa at one time serried am hada= ; isob M Om the told bore date they bed sassed to de so abed to maths. It was also famed that the prisoner Lair had taken ram at 21. 10s. • mead in the game beams. BM% be said, wen the bob as term be masesesed them a• pe► sent, sod be should ask les • reamed MOM Oleg my evideser. Mr. I=s:(ilUms said the Mop agelmat the men. • to Yr. Lowies stasemeat, wee he uttering forged billsor the charge Is the warrant was to as w h ew wee ea present so seldom al MM. U remensW airily open Mr. Lassie ago pheatioa, he imbedded that they me Midell to bd. Ho was la • poddo• to prove that they were me of emberome. Debeetive meld proms geed ball. &recast Webb was tree wen 4 sod gm formal mei proof of the apprehension at the prisenare et the ler. ringdoeMeet Railway edam where Lelliiss by Tadr, who arrived by ass el the trade. pm his at Grove-home, Casedmiam. bet W said be did not live dem se be bad Me leader lee Ma for the last two mouths, Mt scald not lad his. Os de dem there was a Mks, Lilly sod Oa.. removed M Osnmits. tion-klll, Chatham Taylor mid be Mehl give Ma iamb address, 80, Wised. trout, °bearable. Mr. Meetegne Wllliamm has imbued • Mieworn M mid bed Ma remised from Mr. James. the the lei the Making eampsny, MOM that the preesedegs were not to be game as with. Mr. Lewis said, Mr. 84110.011111 i wbo inalmelmi bin wag the Donohoe the mammy, sod be was evert s k id air steuded him to gem with dis ease, sad to mod east Ms nodes damy me misuse. Sergeant Webb said Mr. James was the prisoner 7s. duns solicitor at Birmingham. I t afterwards, however Oared oat that the telegram was addressed to Taylor, sad bad been beaded to Ms. Maumee William by his attorney, sad that gentlemen sai d he sit bet 'Mash% it was from the ammo,. At ell Imm. he hoped the primers might be admitted to boll. His Lordship said he had refired bail in a ease a died dine back sad speared" was made to the jells, who cold bail, and the peruse did not wars at the Old . He thought It very likely it meld be the same in this ems if be admitted de prisoners to bail. Although ne Moms bad bora talus thin, he bad de mere farm wwidth wee given at de tiese the ~rad wanted, sad he should not admi t them to bell. wee The primers were thee reassaded. Tar I.ATZ SCANDAL Can A? BRACIEWEL—iIia Barber, the wife of the defendant, has sent • hitter to the Bishop of Gsford,in whisk she says: My lazi,-1 =skew apology for thus awidnissius year lanheip, lessen I take It fixated that you will make all proper allowenes fee the fee of • lady sad • wife, white Die be deeply wby the pabbeetioa al year lordship's very Nunn oral and estrsordisary letter to Mr. Howes. Lijelereel. because, if your lordship really ' believes him who= one., and of whose isocesees yea have me the shadow of a doubt,' why dose year Imp allow re awl. asst • sarnat of the church to p oats( year &sem when surely some place might be famed were ' his tool potty of life would be at once appreciated; without trasolervieg ben to the Bishop of Lerida'? nos It is eztoriordnen or having imputed to my kashsad sad all his wiesemn the Grime of perjury whoa year lordship Dew* selling al him, bin sot made say Musky of him, or teirea the Heals to aseertais whet alessener be bears. Though he is oak, a fanner (sad thorolooe Weep to Win basset eland Hop lishmen who are Dot ososroUy eddiolod to perjury sad guider), I believe your lordship would have hood that IS would bare borne the nekton iovestlgetren; belt IS . that your lordship has taken it for greeted tint Mr.= must be isfalbble became he is spbsil by times of his owe order, whces Micron is I to pekes to believe that so rest • smadsl meld use be so their cloth. I thank God that your lordship's teileiso Is 01114 em earted la by the geserslity of people I. this neighbour hood, end whisk they hose telly friend in the pewee' sod bind ranee' they haws rendered Hr. Inbar So ea. sotilz tory his bill at oasts. 1 Wen to year lord*Ws ch feeling fee a reply wbtoh will do M. !what justice." Has. Barber bee received the folkeieg reply' : ' Oxford, 3rd Aeon, ldeb.—Marlsn,— I am lruend by the Bishop el Wird, Is reply tie Marl of the Slot Jul —b aloft to yea Net Ids bred* t obereei Ms. with perjury, and to suggest that Mr. Howse now come is as sompitible with mistake as with wild whey en the poet of bit 000soors. Cle the dhow oebloolo of rest ktster hie lonirbip chohoso Se aster.-1 bees the bower to he. madam, veer faithful soroaele Jour Devairocort." BOYLL FIZZ HOSPITAI, Gull's-nor-sou:4—TM weber of pothole rind et We beoplbil duets Or "nob enema 6th AWNS tree 3,0 N, of erbieb KP moo new mask it tly