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

BOAT SIR VICES —Daring the storms L i d the pod year, MN, the None ot the National Lisboa& Insttletion have sand di paeans ham different wrecks is oar consto. The instiOntton hes elsail=./1111,6t1 in. bd. in the .antslle Intsbon is addition tope. he st!b1111 4 1:111,11021 d tri& p person by Hi Utahans and itt et the Institution th e t a to APP4I. to the ANCE. to enable theta to meet the coothsued n deem& on the Institution's 160 Lifeboat ltetatilihmeata Contributions an mined by Means. wab sal C..: Reirlos and Co. ; watts and Co.. and la ch al a t ri tr iww. l.o ndo n and country bankon ; and by the Secretary, laq., at the laati- Sutton. 14„ Jetusotzast, Adolph!. OPERA and RACE GLASSICS, by NEGRICTTI and Qa . In Lather ce" sun sock cropl Isom or is ahrealuius, f Wawa sad apwsmit. Tolle lad oaly at their has uktblishassik L >laitoa psdtl; lb, Conshill ; itepatatrest ; mod 1511,11•44ftest. TORN BROCIDENI3 XXCELLENTE BIJOU 11.1111000PANTI HOMES beirIAOI bin FABILIGGH J. B. having been bosomed with 1 Fleet-Mom Medal at the Parts flt tritivonal .Iteldhittoo, sor.smpaniod by the above Sateortos Winn the " to Alto in taietet ZHY, all _cd ton and attentive smortment 04 JIMIL mode on the —JOHN BROODIIN, Goldsmith. 1, o. No. Hourtotenonimt, Oommbeedon. W.O. Waded A.D. In& Amapa made to Choir and Jimr toe 10. noel N.B. This ostolnishment Molsood at din tho and latattlayo at 1 eolook. 101LOSSOM HONZYSIJOICLS a delicate aad Jur didiega6 perfume., estracted bore the towers, by JNO. OOSNELL Ned CO., Perfumers to H.N.. the 'Nieces. of Wales, N 0.12, Th ree ILlos-omult, Lemberdstreet. Loudon. LONDON must have • OINTLICHAN'S SUPPER and MUSIC ROOM.—"IVAIC3." after Alfred MeMa's Ow. S. tr he erpreoo. it AYIKADin. THIS Vienna. TIM LADY 01 LYONS. Kam Fitssnm" Ntisuit. Neville, ithsolair, and Wailer liontoweary ; Miss Heath and lire Kann:kn.—To cow:dude with Werra. Robins and b ughre . Mace Maithutd, Howard, C.areadiah. and Pelham. PENCIONS. Tim NvamvG, Hi ET-BTRINGS TEDDLIATIUNGG. I . de POGUE. News. D. Bossism% J. Nraahask. Vandeabog, D. Piller, D. blurry. Mgt" Merin: Mn D. IkiaeleauLt eai MD. Y. Otivez.—Ascl LK AMPLY APOLOGY. BEITANNIA. THIS IVWSO. THE CON/EOM:RATES DM:TOTEM: OR, THE TYRANT 01 NEW OBLEANS.--Aldite. C WOZZE SHALL 1 DINE? Mr. J. Iswaslda—Asd at iti l l i rD CLASS AND 11182 CLASS Mears Cad mad Dianosusd. HIGH WATIIII AT IMIMON-111t1D02. TEIT DAT Montag, lb. ble.....Afbirsooa. Vi. ISe. To4lollaoll Morning. ti UAL —.Morse" lit Ms. LONDON. MONDAY. AUGUST 7. the couriers to beer our and shore to shore—to bid foundeat depths of the __ - carry to our kindred in another hemisphere the menages of mere ordinary business—this is the exercise of powers which we dare hardly think of without a feeling approaching awe. To hays done so much as we havt done is more wonderful than to have failed in something we have tried. For after all we know now that we can do even this. Bevan years ago the first telegraphic messages posed between Great Britain and America. Only last week communications passed with ease between this island and a vessel 1,200 miles from our shores. Some accident has happened to limit us as yet to this extent of oar power. But it is as certain as any human progress can be that there is no insuperable bar placed to oar success. What we have done is guarantee of what we can do. Ere another seven years have passed we shall have found means to remedy our present error, and to carry to a triumphant result the enterprise which for the present it would seem we must be content to call unsuccessful, but which we will chose to think of rather as having been deferred than as having failed. AUG at 68fr. and 871 r. Mobilier rose 131.1. SUNDAY BRIM. that all the journals had something laudatory to say of the Marquis de Lava lette's circular on the municipal eleetiona. - The Bpoque this evening qualifies its praises by saying it is not altogether saldafied with the word "Kis" under which France is to " march" in the path of order and liberty. Nevertheless it does not desire to be hypercritical, and will cheerfully go in for "eggs, cuirass, buckler, and all," if they are to ensure and protect a "really solid liberty, and not a thin external costing." I lately observed that when the second circumscrip tion of the Landes was selected for the honour of returning Count Walewaki to the Corps Legislatif, in order to qualify for the presidency, it was presumable that a safe choice had been made. A letter from Da:, the principal town in the circum scription, now says : Oar Landis participate very little in the liberal and indepsadeat movement goiog on almost everywhere else in France. After all the tail it doss sot seem that any candidate will eirionsly dispute the vacant seat with Coast WaleirskL The hope of has leg the presideat of the Corps lagislatif far their represesiative, terms every head. Visions of the sandy plains of the Landes transformed to gold dart, the yonag men of the depart ment chosen for the most lucrative functions, and, finally, the creation of a new departmeet to be called that of the Adonr, with Dar for Ste eapital—dessle all eyes, sad leave the opposition so thence. M. Emile 011ivier, not having obeyed the sum mons to appear before the Council of the Order of Advocates, to defend himself against the charge of having infringed the etiquette of the Order by ac ()opting a salary from the Packs of Egypt, has been struck off the rolls of the Paris bar. Unless he should get this decision reversed on appeal to the Imperial Court he can never again be restored. I explained some days ago that there is nothing to prevent his enrolling himself as a member of a provincial bar, and pleading as heretofore in Paris. The Moniteur, in noticing M. de Blome's second mission to Gastein, prefaces the announcement by the words, " Notwitluitanding the small hope of an understanding" between Austria and Prussia. Judgment in the Montmorency case on appeal will be pronounced on Saturday. The Tribunal of Commerce yesterday went through the formality of reading the Emperor's ezeviatur granted to Mr. Falconer Atlee, appointed to succeed the late Mr. Pickford as British consul in Paris. Manesse, the man who murdered a whole family at Favril in the department of the Nord, who with incredible rapidity killed five people with blows of a hatchet, and left a sixth victim for dead, oon feseed his crime at the Douai assizes, and is sen tenced to death. A considerable fall of cliff took place three mornings back at Pourville, near Dieppe. A mass of more than 100,000 cubic feet became detached, and blocks of immense size were projected into the sea to a distance of a hundr ed yards, fortimately without doing any injury. " A Carmelite monk," says the France, " writes from Bagdad that he has planted in the Tower of Babel, the ruins of which still exist, a statue of Notre-Dame des Victoirea, blessed by Pins IX. There was on the occasion a grand ceremony, attended by many Mussulcsans." • PROBABLE. ON NOILTIME WRING*. 00/1811. P.W. to P. L . goegtorsto to strum, some Ma ; *•• . • , • 0 . • s . • . I I la* 7 .- . L for nt, though , • p. . , • Fl‘ A )id it paaa* • warn fathomed !ea, and onmemea estamunt.) I mentioned yesterday tl FRANCE. PARIS, Amon 7. Admiral Willaumez has beau nominated senator. The report of the committee appointed under the presidency of the Empress to inquire into the peni tentiary system adopted with young convicts in the department of the Seine, has been published. It decides against the course of treatment pursued in the La Roquette prison, and in favour of the agri cultural colony system. CHINA MAILt3. ----- —_____ NAVIPTILT.P 4 4, Auatirle 7. The Mesartgariee Imperiales steamer Moeris, with China mails, arrived here at 7 cm. yesterday. She brings 5,000 bales of ailk. ARRIVAL OF THE BOMBAY MAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 7. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Delta, with the heavy portion of the above mails, has arrived here. She brings 28 passengers, 6,3431. in specie, and a general cargo, including 348 bales of raw silk, value 27,0001. A large number of merchant steamers and sailing vessels were at Alexandria. The steamer Syria left Gibraltar for the East on the evening of the 31st ult. At Gibraltar, on the let instant, exchange on London, 90 days, was quoted 49} to 49i ; on Paris, 5-24 ; and on Madrid, eight days, f to 1 dis. The Delta exchanged night signals with the Nyanza on the sth inst. ARRIVAL OF THE DELTA. THE CHOLERA IN THE EAST. On Bisons° TVIZGRAPIL) (nom ova omit cosaisroanwer.) SOUTHAMPTON, MOSIDAT The Delta has arrived with the Mediterranean mail only. She left Alexandria July 22. The cholera was declining there fast. Nineteen out of forty European railway employis in Egypt had died. About a dozen of the employgs have come home in the Delta. The heat was still very great at Alexandria when the Data left. The cholera is now spreading in Syria. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 11,11011 OUR OWN 001 gbt eatal. OSBORNE. Amon 5. Her Majesty drove out yesterday with Prince Arthur. The Trinomees walked sect drove. Auover 6. The Queen west out yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Prince Arthur and Primer Beetrioe. Priam's Helena and Primes Louise drove out with the Printing of Wales. The Pilotage of Wales drove out with her Majesty in the wetting. Today is the eanivereary of the birth of Prime Alfred. Her Maisety, Princes Helean, Prinesse Louise, and Prince Arthur, attended Divine service at Osborne this morning. The Bev. W. L. ()allow, chaplain to her Majesty's chip Become, officiated. The Prince and Princess of Wales and IPrineess Beatrice attended the orrice at Whippingtiain Church. The Judge Advocate General had an audience of the Queen yeeteeday. _ . . Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial office from the Governor of the Mauritius. Beermtches were seat to the Governors of the North American pro visas and Bermuda. The right hon. Adorer, Cardwell left town on Saturday fat the Nightingales, laneaehlre. Arrnovou the precise cave of the catastrophe is still a mystery, there remains bat faint hope that the fate of the Atlantic Cable is not already decided. Four days have elapsed since the signals ceased to evoke any return, and those received at Valentia became unintelligible. This was at noon on Wed nesday. Soon after the signals ceased altogether. We have learned from Professor AIRY that this event was simultaneous with the commencement of a " magnetic storm " or period of violently dis turbed electric and magnetic conditions of the earth, which was strong enough to derange and confuse our telegraph lines on land. It was there fore hoped for a time that the same cause might account for the interruption in our intelligence from the Great Eastern, and th►t it might be that the huge ship was still ploughing her way through the ocean, depositing with regular precision the cable which she unwound as she advanced. Ball the magnetic storm subsided on Friday foremoon e and the tests then applied to the cable proved that by that time there was • total loss of insu lation. This is an ascertained fact, not affected by the circumstance that, as Professor AIRY and Mr. GIAISHER tell us, the storm soon recom menced. Now, it must be kept in mind that such • result could only arise from the win+ being ex posed to the water. The cable must have either broken in the water, or the wire must have been scraped till exposed below water, or one end must have been hung over the vessel's aide into the water. We may probably dismiss the latter sup position from our minds, as it could only arise in the event of some accident on board the ship which would derange the progress of the adventure almost as seriously as a fracture. Between the two other suppositions there is at present room only for mere conjecture. The cable may, in the depths of the ocean, have had the misfortune to rest upon some sharp knife edge of rock, which slowly but surely cut the outer coverings. There may have been an accident in the machinery which caused unseen abrasion and ultimate penetration. Or, as in the CllllB of the first cable, the true reason of the , destruction may be for ever inscrutable, one of those secrets of the deep which will remain hidden till the end comes which will make all 'scrota known. But ii it is permissible to guess at all, we can scarcely help adverting to the very re markable coincidence between the commencement of the magnetic storm and the cessation of tl•e continuity of the current. The effect of that storm would be as apparent to the operators in the Great Eastern as to thaw at Valenti'. But it may be that, isolated as they were, they could not account for it as we, with our network of land telegraphs, were able to do. They did, we learn, attempt at first to overcome it, by using • mote powerful bsttory. Ilut knowing nothing more than that the cable gave incompret 4 nlible signals, it is possible that they believed the fault lay in it, that they hove to, or attempted to draw in what they had already paid out, and that on this strain being put upon it the cable gave way. Or, it is just possible that on finding the signals unintelli gible they cut the cable, and buoyed the end, to await an investigation into the cause of what would seem a mischance. Such is a possible solution of the mystery, agreeing with the dates so far as we know them ; but whether it is the true one it would be certainly in the highest degree rash to undertake to affirm. All that we can for the pre sent say positively is, that the sole chance yet sur viving is that the accident may have not arisen from a break, but only from a less serious cause, and that it may be possible yet to recover the da maged part from the tremendous depth to which it has descended. But we need not say how very small is the probability that among the variety of possible contingencies this solitary event, which leaves a ray of hope, may be the true explana tion of the long-continued silence. So, not yet despairing utterly, but prepared at all events to hear the worst, we must now await the return of the vessel that sailed with such eager hopes and confident anticipations. At least we shall have the consolations that belong to a great enterprise frustrated by causes that no prevision of human art could foresee. It was a great and worthy object for which we spent and risked so much, no less than to add something to the span of existence by obviating a useless loss of time in communication between nation and nation, trader and customer, friend and friend. Had we suc ceeded, we should have substituted, in some of the most important of the transactions of life, certainty for guess work, and we should have united the two ruling families of the earth as closely as if they had remained side by side in the older con tinent that was the birthplace of their common stock. And we should have done this by means which, even while we daily, on a smaller scale, use them for our ordinary purposes of life, can never seem leas to us than a miracle. To evoke from the rude metals that the earth's dark recesses breed, the lightning that flashes across the skies—to subdue this fiery meteor so absolutely to our will that its terrific strength and instantaneous passage become HER MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE FOR GERMANY. - - The Queen, according to the latest arrangements, would leave Osborne to-dsy for Windsor, accompanied by the members of the royal family, Venerator, to embark. leg to-morrow afternoon at Woolwich for Antwerp. Her Majesty is expected to leave Windsor Castle on Tuesday afternoon, with the rainier members of the royal family and members of the court. for the Royal Areeeal at Woolwich. proceeding es far as the Plumetead Station on the North Kent Railway, within a short distance of the pier at which her Majesty will embark. The Alberts, steam-tender, will convey her Majesty and retinue to the Victoria and Albert yacht, already moored el Greenhiths, under the command of Captain his Serene Uighur the Prince of Leisingee. As already stated, the object the Qum has is visiting Germany is to be present at the inaugnution of the me morial to the Primes Consort at Boas ; but, before worried. lag thither, her M deity will visit the King of the Belgium at Luken. Their Royal Maharani , the Prises sad Primus of Wale.' will be trout at the uscoveCag of the memorial, and it is said that the Crown Prince and Crown Pri ocean of Prussia, the Prime and Pilau= Louis of Hem, sad the Deka of Cambridge will be a'so presset. Her Majesty is expected to return to Windsor about the ft'a of September, after which a trip to Balmoral will be re de. PABL.9, HATUIDAI EVIntINU. The Marquis de Lavalette's circular on the result of the municipal elections is well spoken of by all the journals without exception. The ileatir Na tions/ says :—" The language used by the minister is moderate and appropriate, just the reverse of that of the Conatitutionnel" M. E. de Girardin says in the Presse that the circular is a " preface," because a country in which such perfect order pre vails as that described by the Marquis de Lavalette must certainly be ripe for all those liberties — liberty of the press, liberty of public meeting, and liberty of association—the possession of which by England, Belgium, Holland, Italy, and Switzerland excites the envy of France. The Council of State is commissioned to make a report to the Emperor upon the old laws of France relative to the right of meeting, and upon the pre sent state of the law on the subject in the different countries of Europe. Advocate-General de Vall6e gave his opinion to day in the appeal case against the new Duke de Tns Muoarre or FEINER Arsagn.—Yesterday Montmorency. He supports the pretensions of the (qioday) was the twenty-6m asniversary of the birthday respondent as to the title and the name, but thinks of his Royal Highness Prince Alfred Ernest Albert. who the court below wrong as to the arms, and that Was born August the 6th, 1841. At Windsor the bells of M. de Talleyrand Perigorhas no right to bear the St. Georse's Chapel acid Si. John's Church rug merrily is arms of Montmorency. Judgment may possibly be the monism in honour of the Prince attainieg his majority, delivered this evening. though the usual royal seletee will be deferred, es is cam The Courtier du Dimanche says that the judgment ternary on the occasion of • royal birthday falling on a Sun day, till belay (Moseley). of the Council of State in its important suit having The Duke and Duchess of Manchester, who have to be submitted to the Emperor's approbation can arrived at Kimbolton Castle, Hunts, from town, wit re. not be known for some weeks to come. alive • dietingushed party during the week for the Hotting. The expectation that the Empress rod the Im doe race meeting. serial Prince would be present at the distribution The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch and Ladies of prizes at the Conservatoire yesterday was not Scott have left Belgravrmictare foe Dalkeith Palace, sear fufilled. Her Majesty, it is said, will go to Corn it lieborsh. pibgne for a few days to preside at some fetes to be The Marquis and Marchioness Cholmondeley given in inauguration of the restored Chateau of arrived at their re fidence as Car3oe•leoese-teer•oe, on i rrefonds—a work suggested by her and carried Fri lay emote', fromFloaghton Hall, Norfolk. The Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare left on under her especial patronage. town en Friday cm a visit to the Duke and Duchess of The list of presidents, rice-presidents, and secre- Sutherland at Treatham, fitiffombhire, where the Roble tastes of the Councils General for the ensuing year marquis and marchioness intend to stay several days. is published by the Monittur. The expectation that They will then go to their sad in the county Kildare. considerable changes would be made in them is de. The Marchioness of Salisbury and family have oeived. With the few exceptions attributable to arrived at Boarnemouth, from Hatfield Home, Herts. The it numos —The THE DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL —XII • death v ncies, the same ministers, Chum • marquis is staying at Hatfield.mimes up to August I show the atteedame of 300,000 to and deputies of the ma- °` the world's fair," at Dublin. The buildisg—ite contents, The Marchioness (Maria) of Ailesbury left town be;.Lleaills' senators , to lead the depart- and gardens, are now not only folly completed, but ars men an Saturday, on a visit to the Duke and Dachas PI Asa- I "'''`Y as before are appo i n ted in ell their freshness and beauty. Daily the visitors are chaster at Kimbolton Castle. mental councils. No doubt the popularity which The Marchioness of Donegan and Miss Ashworth might have been acquired by the introdintion of a Mend treated with musical entertsiomente of the highest order, Meats now ertatMosel in theing then of l a b t t o h w e n d , i as fie L e r relP of the most distie have arrived Is Grousuroquare from the Continent. few people not government functionaries, to these iluishedoreanivta of the dey, from the cathedrals et borne and The Earl and Countess of Cork left their house in posts of honour and influence was considered not o* the nontiont. 'T , he ao gf d dll 6::llaetdtilleti t ; ) 0 thulleilri:shidtdi ailre, Glliftoll-Ikellt on Friday evening for the Coetisent. an equivalent for the disagreeableness of turning The Earl and Countess Delawarr have left town out old servants. M. Latour Dumoulin, formerly beds, give • fairy-like appsalssce to the estraem. Everye far Koowle Park, near Saveneeks, Kent. Sir Alexander SteetifweelLiweidithelthe tasteful amusement of the Boner censor of the press, who came out last session as a Hazooartetreellebhoich is siot.lattitad rap en the svC d tb by itsco and Lady Arabella Bannerman have left town to joie the constitutional opposition deputy, and who was vice- tr t " , j),futheb:. g l o be , res t of t o urists thst are ;bile family circle. the capita of Deland ;., and from the emu The Earl and Countess of Erroll and Lord Kil- president of the council-general of the Doubs, is pouring into lent arrangement. made by the executive committee to the only person of note who has been displaced. mune* left Grafton-street het week for Scotland. every exigency the grestest satisfaction is expressed. The Earl and Countess of Dalkeith aod family, The delay it Prince Metternich's departure from The collet:doe of modern sculpture, unrivalled in any accompanied by Lady Georgian& flamelike°, left town on Paris for his long vacation is attributed to a f r exhibit' in this or any other eountry, has bees feedbag. eerithed withheld , . lest week, by the addict of Saturday f o r g ou ty.d. going i o the kit ins to pees a rumour that M. de Bismarck is coming to see the som e my attractive works, including the "Drawing Girl," fortnight at Dalkeith Palace. Emperor at Plombibres. by Yaqui. CONSTANCE KENT.—This convict still remains in Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston returned " If," says the Awnir National, "to play with the Wilts County Primo, Saliebury, no communication to Cambridge House, Piemliny, on Saturday, from • short the destinies of • people, and to tyrannise over it keying been 7v to up to Saturday ot her ultimate fate. visit to Broadlands, Dear Ramey. Lord Dunkellio, M.P., left town on Thursday brutally, could ever be laughable, we should think Her demeanour is still ell; andincourite:Llndmiakit isugnoat the last trick in the a ff airs of the duchies very trail that' no his "Gin any to pass • few weeks at Aix-laCbspelle. diverting. This embrangled question has now ESIIORATION.—In the second quarter of 1865, Lady Granville Somerset and Mr. It. Somerset fallen into the domain of the distaff. The Limes have left Farreiece's Hotel for Polseden Lacy, near Dorking. there are government emigration officers, 71,MT. emigreets. there went out from ports in lb. United Kingdom, where hall announces that the interview between the Lady Walter Scott gave birth to a daughter on of whore 52,7_30 wore dectine.dlentho:tl,:fetunEttilitesa 6,eoft3 Saturday at the Duke of Bueelettob's residence in Belgravia Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia for Bri .n tif 1, 1 1 4 4 r A ci m th er " 2 " rts of the world. More than a square. H ., 1 ,4.14 se d whet ere going oi, f„,,, m agy. having become altogether doubtful, the princesses (mirth part of the emigratioe consisted of persons of Bog. A forthcoming journey of Garibaldi to R - hein who are averse to a rupture have taken the matter lish orien ;_but the number of Irish emiemote wee double felden, in Switserlaad. having bees ensconced in the in hand. There is therefore to be an interview be- that et Enlist& and all the former. except • few thousands, French Press, the Gemeral. in a letter to Karl Blind, heswent to the United States. Tbe Scotch who left their contradicted the Dews as being devoid of imedation. tween the four • sisters, the Archduchess Sophia native country were about 4,600. The emigration to the RIDING IN THE e s. — How well the women (mother of the Emperor Frauds Joseph), the !Jolted S tee not quite equal to that of the acme in States vii not quite equal to that of the usm• quarter in either s o l i the two preceding yam, and the ride in the Park : how essily—bow jauntily—bow coefi- Queen Dowager Elizabeth of Prussia, the ilumberswho went to other destinations also showed a dearly! How little does that . bet -tempered chestnut inter • rapt twin attendee that pale girl with the blonde fleabite is , 1 Queen of Saxony, and the Duchess Louise decrease. bestowing on the whiskered cavalier at bar side ! and how lof Bavaria. A* to IL de Blome's mission, FEARFUL ASSAULT WITH A RRD-HOT Poems pleasantly that laugh rims out from bee A most shocking comarrenes took place at Hartlepool a day y a n. der f wham iof which there was so much talk, it has completely or two ago, an I r i s hman named Kelly having stabbed - a mettlesome grey plunges like • fish ! They sit like cen taurs. I can't use as much ie praise of their "bads " failed. The old King William the neck with • rd mettlesome will not hear reason. I countrywoman of th e t ear ze w are in who were acq ... some are " bard "—almost all are caroles. Now, the fact 1 According to the Vienna Press M. de Bismarck : hot P en t' os til 6P reratTe d s, al e though being of the same name, is. riding, like a whist, demands ms an ot unlit e d r ed y et:n o :ion. . I openly declares that a rupture between Austria and had bees drinking together, and both were &little affected , You m ust be • Fmf so to my, leave imbibed every precept and every knack Prussia is imminent." 1 followed the uor. Mn. Kelly west to bee bones, sedate was by her namesake. who is a labourer, and worked into your system ree a Pert 7 .e you7groefoozer you can dare I 1 The Aloniteur takes upon itself to say there is no at West Hartlepool He was rather excited from to d i vert your e t t el te k e t i eTausn'm en hyoreaback—not y our foundation . foundation for the news that the Duke de Persigny some obser v at ion E rr. Kell y had nude resp ect ing beats. my mare te a buckdeeper !—Oh !MY anowd, yen 'is about to publish a pamphlet upon the municipal himself, and he began to abuse her in most t y are not serious ? I am, my dear Jells, perfect!) serious • , • la While they were thus quarrelling Kelly put a and Imy If the nag be worth riding, be will require hi . elections under the title of Lettres de Paris. It ' poker iota the fire, lied allowed it to remain . is . order more of your watebfuleem and devoting than you are dis- may be that the Emperor, who heratof cre has had that when red - hot he might light a short pipe NI bad IQ b re ig posed to withdraw from Cornet Nese of the Blues. Wed, 'and hand. As the poker was hating the hoguage Ido not pretend that von will either smash his knees or be occasion publicly to disapprove the speeches gamin, and Kelly, in his excitemeet, seized hold of the thrown. Ida pot anticipate soy serious mishap to your hone writings of his favorite privy councillor, has on this lobe; sod running towards the woman. stabbed her wi er th . or yourself . I only say you sill do both your dnmb besets occasion acted preventively. it in the neat, the rstl•hot iron penetrating to a more justice if you will think of your band when you are able depth. The oowsrdly villain. seeing what be had " out, • and of your heart when you come home. And why The Count de Chasseloup Lanbat, minister of done, rem oat of the hone s, 6 : 14 . a l dT o Kelly chased him, peer do I give ray them, 00•190 h! Because you arl , sot alone Marine and the Colonies, will leave Paris with his en over the ferry, te aad has Mace shamedeti from the tows. The mar. beauti f ul and more graceful, mere charminglyie find- staff for Cherbourg on the 11th or 12th of August, worna has Warn in a state of semi-imeoescioesness ever sine and more faseigatifig is every way, than ell t other women in Europe; but you are more sweet-voiced red mom in anticipation of the arrival of the. British fleet. dear the waged was In listed and is yet la an sesitis gentle. and ten thousand tames more loveable, than them tottery 000dition.— Sunderland Herald. eIL Be perfection, then—sad it is so easy for you '.— The Bourse was again very firm, though little The restoration of the famous Eleanor's cross at Cornelius (Mood, in Blaclactood'a Magazine far August . business was done. Bente lose Ifo. for cash, and Wischaster it to be tau/mated on the lOsit bet. WRATH= REPORT.-(THP DAY. MONDAT, AUGUST 7. I LK, a T. I. lL D. --v--.--- . Nairn 6276671 N.W. , 1 Aberdeen Lelo .... Ardranno 29.71' 61 : LN. 1 neenseostio WS e W. I 2 Vanilla N.W. , 6 I Clape ...loor Liverpool 111021•6 esi roniee Snae 11264 631 WAIL . 4 L'Orient 30.00 GI W. 1 I tnenetert 111.12 all LW. 1 6 Cflll01111 l Weymouth_ 16.88 01 W. 3 101100101 WO in W.S.W. 3 London Wu as W.S.W. I Troniselb lioutionegi . MOO 611 S.W. 1 0.100 tlelioeland 0.46 60 S.W. 3 ✓ 0.15 e 0.11 o o.lb O.N, Co 0.20. re - Lll e 0.2! Co 0.20 1 'lto 0.11 I to 070 01/6 I ikb 0.0 oe be -- TIMMY. S.W. to N. W. and bark, moderate to fresh, with shower.. W.S. W. to N N.W. and WESTERN. W. N. tO S.S.W., bac moder a fre.h to strong, rein freak. withsome at times. *hewers. B. W. to N.W. and back. SOT Tli Ei.S. As next shove. tomb, showery. As next above. Wenn. Similar to above. NortbeensdkrildsMA. Weinera=treland. Wales, sad ad* wades. Southern =lnglish Channel and Bay at Nasal. Itasterneinastward Znatand sod North Sp. I 1 ;°. 32. 6. ;r. 2 1 0.1 1 0.16 1 .111 `.AA TAX CV AUK. following letarg6ting to the cattle plague, I fs dressed to the Clerk of the Councir by Professor flissoods, of the Royal Veterinary Col- lege : fiir,—l beg to submit for your coosiderailos the following me ore, whisk have for their objeet the asestang of the settle plegna, which wird models , is sew prevailiug in wend pans of the cuter, as well as in the Ludo* dairies. Ceder ouch eireamstaaces it le much to be feared that "dm fusers, stooheweemik tattle deals", aed others, whom interests are imarolletelly involved, cordially so-operate in the sedesroor to quickly extendedte the drones, diernier it may Weer. it may ammo 'magnitude rightly to be regarded se • great national calamity. Per this end it is important that a persons should know—Piratly, that the diem, ripedelly below to the ox.tirdu sad that it has never bus kliegs to attack soy other deweestioatid asiniaL Elesomily, that it is the most idestious, as well as the most fatal, of all diseases athasking cattle, and that it lies dammed in the system from seven to ten days, or often brain, befoge the animal gives any isdications of being ideated. Foe these Nessus it is imperatively secemeary that the following precautions be observed:—l. net ell newly. purchased cattle of every kind be kept apart from others for a period of sot Wee than 12 too days. 2. That every cattle...air keep • skid watch er his steak, as to recopies the first iodicatious of the diens*, and, as soon as any of Wes are missifested, cell to his exist. awe the professimial aid of a veterinary wipes. The early symptoms' at the disuse are usually • remarkably dull aid dluerited coadition of the salad, whisk will Rand with it. bud banging 'lows, ears drawn beak, sad coat searing, refusing all food, and osessionally shivering. A watery discharge flows from the eyes and noshils. The skis is hot, but sometime" chilly. th e temperature varying from time to time. The extremities are sold, the breathing short and quick, being not unfrequently accompanied with moaning as am indication of pain. A slight cough is some- I I times present. The Omer part of the upper lip sad roof of 1 the mouth is reddened and Ghia covered with rawdosking spots. The bowels are oreadonally ocautipated, but, in most 'soleness, diarrhea soon min in„ the erommtioss being' slimy and very frequently of a dirt? yellow edger. The' .pauetration al strength is great, the animal sniggering whoa mode to move. In milch cows the secretion at milk is ar idly diminished, and soon ceases altogether. I I & That all infected cattle be Instantly removed hone the ' healthy, and placed in situations as far from them to pow I Able. As a further puesation, it would be well to have ' the healthy sashed sad elesesod. 4. That en cattle, the I l mobjects of this disease, be allowed to remain in any mes -1 dew, or pasture field, unless they csa be perfectly isolate' ' from all other cattle, u well as kept at a distance of not use than a hundred yards from all roads alondierhich 1 cattle may be driven. 5. That every animal whisk Is vie' hotly attacked with the disease be killed at sacs, mid buried without delay,* and that the skis be mimed in some 1 miaisfecding fluid before being sent off the premise'. 6 That so cattle be slowed to go near to the Tbst no burial-places I ' wad se veral weeks hue elapsed. 7. penes who has the charge of the sick cattle be allowed to go seer errs' healthy ones, sad that all haired aommuniestiou between I the infected sad the healthy be strktly promoted. 8 . Th at so fodder, or dew. which has been wed abut the fro I footed be takes to other animals, or eves thrown into the fold.yard, or moos the mode heap, until it be first well sprinkled with chloride of lime, or some other disinfect. 1 ing powder. When practicable it is desirable that all such fodder and straw should be burst. 9. That all sheds I and stables in which dissented cattle have been located be thoroughly washed, cleansed, and ventilated, and likewise diddected by whiteweshiap with quick Use. before any other cattle are placed therein ; ad that daring their oar impesiey by the diseased all mews sad evacuations be min gled. with emu disinfecting agent Wore beteg takes away. D. That all railway cattleducks, staticroposeda, ship used is the cattle trade, wharves and other places where cattle are brought together, be kept as clean as pomade by fre quest weehiuge ; sad that disisfectente be used whenever there is remora to believe that they have been occupied by diseased cattle. IL That eo store-stock, mil& cows, or cattle of say kind which have been exposed to the infitiHof the isfeadoes, by being lusted with the dismal& to ley fair er market in lees time than a mouth shoe nab swears ; and that in all cues in which it is determined t• stay the pro grew' of the dimes by killing salmi& so exposed, they %dog at the time believed to be fit foe human food, the animals be emit direct to the slaughter-houss, whoa not killed on tbc premises of the 'rover. Tiusting that thee measures maj prove effectivefor JAMES thepublicgood.l SIMOND& am, he., t B. i Royal Veterinary Collage, August 3. 4 I •Is the ease of the Loudon dairies the animals to be I suit to the kaackers —there Wog so convasiesios for bury. 4 ieg Wee. ram LONDON SWIMMING CLUB. THE ILATCII.—(fHLS DAY.) Long before 7 o'clock this morning some thousands of people bad assembled on the banks of the Serpestine, is Hyde-park, for the purpose of wits= the race for the London Swimming Glob's gold which was apes to public competition. Seven o'clock was announced for the start, but it was nearly half-past before the boats, which had been moored off the Royal Hesmans Society's hoses abort midway down the river, on the mask side, received the mos who were to take part in were Wheo they bad all bees received os board they w to the east end of the river sod dm competit left ors. is somber, were speedily undressed. They the y the l6 bed and stood in a new immediately tutdomeatb the !skimp. At this time the scene was a very . exciting INK There were dozens of boats on the mew the north and south banks were 6114 with people, end about a has ids horsemen were is the road ne the north side ready to gallop off at the start Every. thins being ready a sigeal wee given, and eke sixtieth IN* 'dossed into the water is a compact body, and were mem afterwards on their way towards the winning-post, whisk was placed by the Heoringtoirbridge, at the western en& of the river, just 1,000 yards from the starting point. Is • few moments after the start it became evident that the , mac were sot all of equal straw* and alrill. Two er I three of them soon fell behind, sod this two or three eon I apparently gave up the (entail. Others tea f t_ ti. ..... L is 'WSW mos, and by the time half the &Malice was it wee ',idiot that there were only three outs Ibe slightest choice of enemas. These were Atwood, and Johnson, who at that time were is the order 1 11 w we have given their sawn, bat at the same time my neer together, Janson, however, beirm slightly , ahead. All , three battled bravely with the water, sad for a time it was' doubdal who would be the victor, but is a short time Nowlin, who is a most expert swimmer, and who kid evidently been hushendieg his strength, risch est, and left his competitors babied. It wee clear that he was hobs the winner, and sow all who were interested is the result directed their attentios to the second. At this time Atwood and Johnson were aide by sine, each one petits( out the' whole of his strength, and swimming exrellest 1... It wee a neck. and-neck race, but is the remit the place of mooed was awarded to Johnson, Atwood being a espital third. The others came in at intervals, being obliged to swim the whole dirtaisce, their clothes being in the beats which se. cociparded the rum Three of the men who bad harem fainthearted at as early period of the straggle took to a boat, and came up to the winning-post comfortably wrapped is flannel, amidst the derisive cheers of the spectators. Paroplin was declared the wiener of the gol4 medal. He w swam the 1,000 as Is 17 minutes and a half. chalis. ._ 1 Hr. Barker—l 'pie tell yrs that the plena light ha Owing yogi sr any dim drunken on. mimes er onleereriee, from the shine. It is fa for yea that so see is in snowballs bga e tinny to nem tbe aerie. 1 shill new orderatlitr ie • Ise of 5e., or in default of raymeet to he I kept to hard labour in the Hones d e ernetien 1 ion. Theriginer. she aid he ha 1 not gel a° s I betting, was this removed. WORSHIP.ST'ILEET. I I OANDOORTOO TIM TOtICK—CAOTIOI TO FOILIOSOI Andrew Valiant Clark, !mallard ei the Dena Awe Greerstren, Bathed-green. etteeded og • eningseregr far by Impeder Diane, H division, by plowing Onnetleviossers of Pith" whilst" be diesPi °I bowleg and searnatig thew wAinerelaitslil house dor* part of the time appointed for their dote, and for white alltasew slaw the onetime! 10 Of Unapt IV., esp. 44, am 6, he was Intio le i not awenang He heroin Diemen geld—About 6 o'closh eg ra ll of Friday, the 214 of July. I noticed • come eat al the lisferadant's bow with hit armlet e" was on of toy men on duty. I ',poke to biss. ' what he stated I watered the front i the o ther coostabics of the gene anion were at the lag ; they also bad their willow sod were en di won sober. I drew the linens of dsfeedent, 1 boiia the bor. is the feet of his bide Mate M STASIDE Homs.—T he Herbert Memorial Com- ros u y for allowing the men to h. I s the boon. I shin, after loss sad repeated examina tions of di ff erent I t h a t h e vs , upanw i c , s , o f h o ok* deo w snow locelities, which had bees recommended or had sulthested 1 Defendant —I ked sot this slightot buts el it. 6z red themselves a. Ithel7 to he mashie fee the Mt* of • 00 •••• know that the son wire oe duty. if I had lesont home, hove at Ingth parchased • piece of land et , h ove h ow j o u th o &um ,. I .h oo ld win* ha Boureectiontb, eitnated on a high cli ff fame; south, at • th ou . I out ver y way f or whit, bag D onned short dation from this town. Au elaborate_ pin pre sa g w il l bet lave iv 'woo f e d. two yours ago under the direction of Miss Night' by 1 m r . c oo ho—Dig you gu l ag them, or did Off one of the civil serwaets of tbe wows imp at the gn i & w War-ofd has bees pat Into the hoods el Mr. Wyatt, the , D o goodattg—l men pseignely ewes , that I architect, to he adapted to the locality, sad it is proposed. to them to driok, much 1130 f• Vnit thew obtain estimates acid commence she actual building down , N o . ° e a,/ s w u m lib, t o b oo . 000 of the the awning autumn. It has beets detanaleed to unite l oom s ami d"' „ on oath. " The Herbert Cognise:int Home" to the Salisbury lae 1 llemall. the terms of oaks Wog that. *own heti , or• to doe. Hsi bees la debaibutb hoses driekell be under one trust —namely, avowal atexter, sett will be ha- , i souv o or m a woe com b o opt. K US gelled fortreed—l en ee den at the dependent in respect of food.. The treasarimi Meet that Mr. Clooko—lnionas& you inset ! the benne of subscription paid apremised. after thepromised. P ar Witsege—l celled for • pot of porter soil Pelt nw meet of 2,000 f. to Baron Maroeltetti for the statue at elf. 'The other miti ag av partook of it, Ddeeo I . Salsbury, and 2011. for expenses, is 3,9751. I on treat in lITCMTDIAZISSI AT ALDIKAHOTT.—Smog the dine- 1 Inspector Deicer—The ogoinghbi made t trolls fire which took plies at Aide/AGM about three weeks - moue to too whoa I ovae to tom oe he wee hoot* ago, sad which desiroyed property vaned at 16,000 1 .. there' Mr. oodoo— Yes h o ve wen Anarly oda is sot have been Ikea Omni eiglitly. kips sad outbuildings oe of the h og of podium ofd_ yo re wean is that, t\ the estate of Captain Noncoms, a sonairT magistrate, have , th eism, tourist of she en having seed been bunk the farmers have bees eiroilady visited. • ' served with liquor RI the reeernl PM. st° workshop in the town Ins been dohs:ed. sod a pebbles ' them moo moo towed by yes, sod the teetimesy hoses at Toettuus beret almost to the Fond. LA ; them esedetteehe meertise • thee yee=r Wednesday sight • twin was seen to sat Into the thee& !Whipsaw en duty. at ate some that of • opiate at Ablershott le which sloe pear p.m, wire! yea been ewarts v f o Z it wield have hoe di, stooping. Them pewee were only sowed hem befog bone Now Wig bees thea yon treated Mem in their beds by the prompt alarm Vara by a sick mew ' Immo lbw were ea dirty. I meet emeredly who witnessed the Onannpl of the sabereest. Several *bait poselm t wo the ahem, st d lhh , tradesmen is busbies' at Mansion lave recolved essay- • therefore. wheel I easy out' the smell Meet c: i i i -,, moss lotten infamies them that their bonne rod property eon& Ibe °mutable* hem bees elreedr log " me the meat selected for destruction. I the eomadmiewrie- ~r 'S LAW INTzLIAGINUIL craw DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY (Mem Mr. isobbm•lllmisie. es Omobame.) se is saostorzoorr.—orrucolsoo rut lIILLUIL The areemstemee d We sees we seessebee lemon. TM bmkseet me • oriels d • ship, eel mu. be bad bees arrests& ea swim, Ud seeded It Me admitted Mg be woo olopot to Iwo tio as *6 vowel woo toady to ; hat so mak, M woos his mimes. 11N. Homy orooortoi opollooll Ills Heavy &Foot iiiimk tart Wm* oo. esms is we I am. It woo gaits ovidosilliat thoboolso btedss• o te about to gets tile 000sstob gbh 1•17 woe i s wkieb the tales mat tai Wm 'Mobs& U likt swam eemmed ena emiatei M the mimes, It mlibt webs • ; but es the cam Moat tits evert melt ••• bilertere. wide 1 a. dal. Tide was .asks ore et • dram weds& sa a wig* The bodied was a brow mad salearsa. sad ssh dieter. of Peddlegies, ad el 8111400. Dees. Mr. Sargood emend ier Yr ragged The bad Rade red DNA ell Ids li Id**. He bad Oda bid er= t ie lbul tri a T i the Hew, Mr. Orillthe—bal sell el W Lades rah byword" sad bad disperi el his farm la the seesery la ea udder kw .It was asked that de haer raft de oar 'added 4l2l /dry asseade boded be less d ed er& After bare Mr. d. Jeer for the b Hie Hadar said tbe wadded swe l =ie. Order esordiagly. re Dit NiCAAILID AND dam The bankrupts were reereheate of Tower wt Own& Most Their just liabilklio smart le ADD wet aw' end vroperty laid as eserity, about 1.1011. Mr. E.. gad, for the aseigames, dated rot seseidedis lees bad aria is the oils el tie der d the bed we ler thee Id beer, sad ere was as 4 to TThh.r~~ hod the areeste, Oda had bees redid by L. &;72L. A oradmin died to eyries Los slaw frets weber bat debts ad berg reed be raid ad be head. Mr. Red sold dad the swipes bed set had irtrultwe from say weldor to edam the adds el derma ad therefore did tot do so. Mr. aydeer, for the beslord Mead* slated that erre time Were the heakesdey they WI szesseed a deed mag seer of the creditors had bed *d. Didisalties rem arises la the rare of the liedlo dry led err le thb add on liTate Whims, bat the preseedip bed shee her erdapated. Lama appeared far the bankrupt Rabin*. Hi. Horror graded the oder. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (TEM DAY.) awes. 31r. &demi Dein*. Dersirdal a tieit uses t o The kapok penalpenal emesiene el tbe pease thp warning berme Mr. derieent Dewliah Mr. J. Pam 91. Lt omi dw r iattht Joie" mod • heath ef inegkammia. s re hen" ellvess Clakesw. Tr. sakailar, whisk Is very henry, esstalas ths asisi -133 prisoners far Via, lsnMen eseend Mil ars, al uhle 121 see far filthy, sad 12 far wiedeasserrens. Ths of wthistiam el tie prisms , are se fade's I—Wsithsr recd Dar writs, 74 ; read rely.. ; read and mete welt. 1; erg sad write imperfectly. 413 ; sod al wester sisestiml. TOMB ISSASITT IT A MOM& Throw Brows, 'be wes awaite i t swim i tempting te ansmit • lressisri and alketi quirise to be mods is reforooms to bis state al sill, behaviour i• the desk howls teen met extremism, I brought bake* the wart. The prisesse bad been sees by the prim dials, I Sad" who enterttioed ye doubt abet kis soma+ ; the court ..'tweed Mai to be kept isminsmed fa years with bard Libras. IMISEZZLEXISIT ST A CURL BeeryWilliser Wert, 18, Aki l / 4 IS The MS* Se lITSIS I ,lases ithoolbrW sad dims. the well-keevra was placed at the bar. nil pleaded guilty le siting sums el IM. 1 od. sad M., seesied ; I for mid am acc ou n t el his mobster& I The prisoner, who was mush e‘teted, lad. V anew tie wart, that be limit the money Is sloths sod drink A geetlemth from the preseestanf ssid tbsy bed spr rearaster with lie primmer. He TONATTA 101. a yew bear sod Tbe d onurt ic l e t mis • *Kivu offisee. rd esleated prisoner to ems year's ismoriasmash, with hard WPM. TB POLIOZ COUICIS (THIS DAT.) CUSICK?' vim A CAM 01 ZAILWAT AOOll/1110...-A We= nano LATIN. Joh* WArre_ L ard 42. a plaidayor, radii* at ' a brokpetreet, lattegtee, was *erg* Wen 11r. Suter being drunk and ask* a at *eddies Meteepoidea Railway. Faaviereloswesi. sad fortber serail the pollee is the esseaerea of their ear. 6.96/4411 *et bawds IS sad I "'aka es swain they IMO relied by tb. statics wartime at he des-mad to quell a disturbs's.* there. Tbe prisms* wee tire Irmoe for liquor, was saki* am if bed ham a* rid be would set p sway. Timbal that be ONO IV eisiga:Ct dieted:ago" the polka task the primer sad the way to dm pollee*** the psi* Ant* iraebies several tide, bet did est partial* bort Asa prisioar,6t defer" said be was a platelayer Iletropolibm Railway, sad es it ares aseesary te the sleepers sod the rails whoa the tides bid desei be did sot pto work seal lifter 12. Ns sear up hat beau os Sasday messiah and dot eat sa to the wham be. was s tepped by the porters, sad we irjesimil the Medea, sad this sotwithetudieg that his forms s f •w hear* yerdeferwerd. Mr. Barker —Wbet bars yea got to ay te big r Sae .bas yea were are*? Tb. primmer —Well, lb* taken a little to dalek amid walk steadily eamegh, sad VIII now *et I stoat. I amid her" Sees sty work if bare allowed me he lave scow ea with the b' ladled me about a* tun* me wet of the they traded me wary badly, for I shall sid fai_Ooki Imes set at weet That ought pet to have WWI r r r. &Thar —They did quite debt is ',Reties P.- OS liar sad from the Adios. for bedlam emu lib yes wan very likely to pet sibs pans* k =lll y. Dose say one attend fres tbe Meths tire primmer? Tire polies replied is the wdativrt Tire Primmer—Of emirs" time will set ads* earterelaws fossil eat sow, If they did set berg*" lam le the motley * the ewers*, sod that they sot to have Ward me from the states, sal gird 4W "oosgggcaailrrn"nTEl:t::_._A._NtrtMET om.laur"Znas.rss—cr_ s"" bili prim_m i t °sem Irso , * a m mom. Imoses. Lim* r eme Mob G aul sa, inLVSID MAXIMO Mr smortere i r Isdla. IWO" A , ' =LI OK mod Orli Lest TiromitisoLD Mt me .b ire n. smoomm. Twig% a " sOIMILAT PLATS. 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