The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

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We died str i kr : d i e l ed to complete h well as in Cumberland, thl o iire It wee stated : 'l3 e td musually hot durisi th o hero hornet to be gatkm o d lens sad midland eotuitits," tie day with very little sue meter both very high, ti , L ,„ 4 ohm" From the s oe s irked : " Auother week of shied the taxman is this die ine ceder." Still, from tie t /Unhurt/It there trill bo pylon imaged from ts lane supply of new boa % led in ooMr by the perto oo urediugood coselitios. Prins om See. to 35.. per miter ; lent, with some ep to 56n,,, ournieftators will no &not s Scotch oats will he Oho, n obly good colour and dry Mad it was stated of; ✓ Mather." From EWA er the past weak has bey hide from the S.W. Th e in this district, and the %ruin adly from mildew." Th om and breezy Mad N. E., the 20tachse. Our Suffolk letters Vs have had a week of ludian proved the 000ditioa st em to-day were Um wont m end, sod but a ler/ Moos , th e may bums. Prof ristas:—" Tho weather boo hot for the nue& TN am proves vary satiate:key! shire:—" The weather Mx rot, sad most of the ears it it portico recently Naomi g to the extreme heat; sed to peeve much superior, both ▪ to bath the souther' and proved another hot en (vest work left to is dose sod hot, with the ens, hammier 30.11 huh*, ✓t ; whilst • change does sot her. eloods gathering in tit some unfavourable ramie v being ear; visible in may heat of this mouth by ask now asziously await rain, ground sod emit them is I time. The moieties of essi or other of the United Map oil* will sot shine. and trot ore assistance than Castallaq now be gime to secure the I allow of time for prom* Lane Express. T r ONDON, riENOICI, . SEPTEMBER, 19, 1896. No. 1065 i ,~~ • [STAMPED, ]d. ADDITIONAL.) [TWOPENC Musa PACK'S% isr . bkwurrA. —Not* C i t or —% an bo elOzedellt i ttro st 4 leaa a= C e a i ri l O Ott two roolotot, Rom F3tO C = der t oiotorg apply 1 6 :Wort= A la oulo= sad Oft it o toopoel. : to btooro: lit= so d oa, NI Padirotot-litolL t or to G. t• sod 16 ai Co.. 9. oriewessidigarem. wus w aive. fillip 1111/Wki Coolie. AAL oma.ie V tor 11111 W g sze ittorOLlTAir %mem tratiz, Id n irre' toad —o= at T.;-11 1 1118? APPEARANCE of VEY WOW Nampo: the se mote : Chaaaelabrated : I = ra thtaa. r.r i p,o. t o t • Gray Ethan, aa ( sl Wood. Opera, " lesethe-4itelad . J. J. POOLE. THE VittiltAN HOUMA= IN IRELAND. THZ OAirTLIC PLAGITS. A deputation from the Markets Committee and lits Bnitniume Committee of the Carverstion of Leedom, Misedell yesterdiy at the Privy CousenioMos, by appoint ment, to ha,. • eoeferecce with the lords of the omen open the subject of the seders ie email, end some shire noes in thews orders' that had base suggested by the Privy Coesell, mid ales to sesedan whether the government would lead its mectieu to the establishment of sanatecisola. with is view to orednsour le discolor some remedy for the Anna . The depetalien sormided el the Lea More, Dc. Alain Dr. Listleby, Dr. Assail, Mr. Mass, Mr. Baff, Nis. (Tarred H , Mr. ale, and,Dr. Biwa The lards of the eouncil patent wen Bari Grenßle, the Duke ef Bemsdn, Lad De Grey, end Mr. Giardina. The lint subject that. was istridesed IPSO tW of the orders in wend, sod the deputation called the attention of their lordships to Ow vgiessies of some at tint seimsond to the difficulty of canting onnetiosis et roue a mild them, but they seggsitad that If additives' fespasles was appoioted,sod the pelles were intrusted to interfese mon actively than they did st present, the mists now in fast would probably be tend seekiseL Their lordships promised to take this into esesidsratiee. Dr. LEIMLLIT this brought forward the sebjest of the proposed sanitariums. and said that his, as well as the medical gestionms pirsesca sad a great many other profes sional retinues, were is impressed with theenvisties that the &men was amble if it wee attended to le the early dna, sad that it would he nay important to emir nerto earl on this view by mesas of the peeposet mob Whims. They were therefore anxious to knee whether the proposition would meet with the' esektili a likede yenned. as It they were opposed to the estab seeitarissus it would be vaeLees to proceed farther. One or two ethers of the depetstise she oddment their lordships upon the same subjoin, sad altar • short delibe ration, Lord GEANWLIA said that all be could state in answer at present was, that the government could set eh 'Gluten saliodoe the establisher'st of sanatariums, bet they would offer se objection to the exponent bring tried, or *row any difileshise is the way, sod they wield glen the facilities they could to carry out the object. A. suggestioo was thee made that the government should allow the use of the woods' bats that bad been seed for military purposes, but to this no positive seswer was given. ' The deputation then retired, and waned themselves very much satisfied with thereon. EARL RUSSELL ON THE GA81.117 COW YEN 'JON. 071FOILD.SIXTY-131%, by J. OFFION- Man ; IA VIA VIAZA. NON A*, ie.. by lbe not Owe& Comparty in ill tondos, bre films Itieroll. . ros4 Owls; Madame No% aselllar Miran twilll Ist 2.4691M11011 as, alto. ea Mows a( We aortbs) . rases .b: SC Ate.. bereeek Husk. W. Wllean o ra si g r llvalL len lIIIIILL or IMAM beams BMWs Or Tray me lir wta lkiasiZ Orme, Oa be illb WAbhullOgrers• Barber : lir. Ala ogMegreVeUredst gad Maar NM Misr bramble Isirli—TlLL Millie. As may ssismay be supposed, the Fenian move ment is the alludisurbing topic in the Dublin jour nals. Although but few facts in addition to those wbioh we hays already placed before our readers have coca to light alseriders' Nook is as article oa the su►lect, sem : Thies ere wan sad rumours of ware and TIMM= of 701111111111 &ening through the anowsphero of oar good city jad now ; bat there is not by say means the excitement that it wee sasposed there would be crested by the apprehension of the vowel. rotors, who talked . and blaeteyed so loudly, and plotted itu i L s telPAOLlßli LIM ter =L. D o (Part POMO Dbeil— rya. 61111r9 alp Xeu• al* Cagigas IL A KAMM. ell have .1.06 as lith Ostober. at diff Mariltrami --4017 tot. own sad 04, radmiaa , sAt—P to talwilta bit tam Wllasi k las pre Ir=liat iw yr by TM.% I. awn* kr ar=— - THRIOHZR and °LENNY. Nl= DOOR Is 801121101T-HOIN% mum). The alabilebineal is Larks far the tellowts. Arlie's.: tilaßii'B SUMMIR ANGOLA SUITS. INDIA TRIM MITS. ____. _.__— ..--- , AIfWALLLINEof PACKET& —ForMEL- N um mot raft) nit. —litossro. 01.1311r1l ship T, 1.100 tow OapOM N. T. el MK ell tome soi bib Coin Itoombor I. otil 11621a=iesud OM , Ms skip Du boss t sod ivotarod r io t rot s —as t ir'. I. rit=ad Co, 1* lattottall- INA e. a• --s------ . _ . aux nom LITNUOUL Olt Iva . rwrowit TO WM TONI. TWIGS • frEZ LIVERPOOL, NZW YORE, and j. noIADV,Pau mAlusarr cowt.urf illtead ei.• w hams the& lellzatteteli:b aj ellt Ina flaw Illers-Shilas, waft the 112116•111• 1 es MON LITZLIOO foot NNW TOIL CITY or =MM. . htlit. ti CITY OF WASHINGTON, edosalea, Sept W. CM OF NANCIIIIBTIII, 81ftoilm wept It ma own rail Nobody. sad sitersete elWeltel lelieseste• • a lb le the ellesoire aellog Wettit= mer•les to Itte . aps ad maws smanses, I (ibises: paw looted= afa • ~ ; i cd meted it Ceeedh sad the Vallee .tte booked leb term& Fee bulbar tortieetete to awl 11UAL fik_Wetee.etreel. Limiest; se is tat man. Z. Zing WUllesoetreei. Leda& _ _ MEMILAJBMIII MILTS. COLQUILID MAXIM SIFIRTIL TRZIRSEIM 111P1ITAILY MIMS. 01711,114.SplIANTJI. Iff. BITLLOM TRITM 'MAUI° LINICD =um TIBEIMAILS Mal CUM ALM N.8.-017TTITSSUTPUIM for INDLt. MINA. and the OOLO- Xlllll. awl didmillid IMO of the *Metes syqudred foe magma* sal eippol4mi4 wjil be larwanied qua meghlostiott acabove. WAX apd Uo, l o =Bl rz l ir 4G for BOYS, Mira ar, Belskliskeeern En Os Kinsdant ter every desestrites of Ewe and Kande Dram Boys' Knickerbocker Saito, lb. 6d. se Ste Bp yit wawa*" and Osborne SW* 16s. 6d. to U. Boy/ lbw, limo., and Rugby Salts, We to As. Beys' Cape Orsevosta, Us. Id. to fin Boys' Jackets ter las seems, 10s, 6d. to La Boys' Serviceable Vests, Is 6d. to 7s. ed. Boys' Serviceable Tremors. Ile BS to ISt Id. fIOPKNHAGEN sad STOCKHOLM, with v so osn st MALMO —The thm amp.:: *MO T. Mstass I. t et.vs, will akar ter mat verb ea or about thei This steamer has Messsolatlss for ramsagers.—Fer partieulan v o s tt r o apply to reemle 'CUM'S. GRAVIES. PHILLIP'S sad Co. sSiassm M. DouteaSSlll. LC. HYAM sad Co.'s BELE' DEPARTMIINTS, ern aad IT. OYJOND.STAM. No. 1. Deallemen's Cloaklarc for Immediate war. /fa. IL Gml- Nomeam Older Deportment No. L Boys Mikan toe tramediall year. No. 4. IoW sad Yosulai Order Department. No. h. Bath and Leery Deportment. No. IL Bata and General Meotery. No. 7. Tamil*/ Ctlm Umbrellas, Portmanteau. Rum, Me. Paw/mist Itreaolma—ariaba*m. 11. mass ss,.New-sirsst; Imo* 41. Brispis. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brow tom. sae Nana oenaany.—ne redo Germs Lky/crs 02241428 ores straw CONDOR. Captain C. BAWL, ' me aispitritrd frost Harrstydown on THIIIISDAY. the Usk art (woriter perseltilni), at 10 Lin, arab. at Brunswick rar listkrogi, for pirsengsou at 12 soon.—lisres to Brisson. 42 62241. return ticket+. 13 and £1 10s—Apply at CHAPUNII Wshiesd Ma, Bokantcirewk W. or to PBIMIITII. °BAUM, TIBILIPPB and Co., St. Drinstares,bonss.BLDunstaniktill. !TS. j3AY of HAVANA and MATANZAS RLILROAD In the HIL•ND of CUB/4. Ihtff el WIXOM heeling. in Beads of £l4O, bearing Intend M 7 per cent. per maim. MJable hall-yearly fn Leshom PM& la Make—Masan. J. Henry Schrreke and Co. la liver—The Beak of Commerce. Frannie )ewer, Ise., Manager. this Compay was tensed in 1187, obtained its coessathe the lase year. and to lied the main road was completed from Regis, la the Bay of Havana, to Matanzas, a distance of as dies Moe then branch lines of considerable value have been octh *acted. The cost of construction to this data Is £1,666.000: of this gam OMAN was Tithed upon shares uthecribed in the Island. /20,000 was mired in London. in 1861. by • first roortpge Ikea, bearing 7 per cent. interest, and repayable by the opus the of • ithking fund of £26,000 per annum, commencing 1807. which will redeem the entire loin to 1876. £lOO.OOO was eimllsrlv raised m lsth for the constrictioe two branch roads, secured by • second mortgefte on the road. and paranteedby the Bank cl Commerce. repayable by the ope. ratios of a sinking fund of £4,000 per annum, commencing In • candderable portion of the remainder of the capital bas Men suppiied from time to time out of the earnings of the mad. I The results of the undertaking have been very satisfactory, sad show the following returns : 1862, grim receipts £101,700 186 i, „ Una sad WM, gross receipts from January to June 91,000 spinet seam period, .064 this Bay of Havens and Matanzas Railroad has now eSected the purchase of the Cases Railroad, meths from Methane to Snubs, • dithialie of 36 miles. • very valuable read. medal Indoems 'aspartame to the Bey of HAMM& end If steams Company, eyed it is in direct junctiou with that road at Matanzas, trav district rich in sugar produce, th= connected at Bombe with the Cardenas and Junto Weems • seethe' of the central rod of the island. which will very thortly reach Villa Clara by the commie:km c 4 the Ceedthell sad Infarct Raibeed. The returns of the teak of the Collier. Railroad mem follows: • 888 pea reselpla LAM 1362 1364 sad th e returns of 1896, from January to Maylo. 49,000 spied same time 46000 70 complete this purchase, the Bay of Ilevam and Matenssa nay desire to raise • loan in London of £400,015, basting beimmt et 7 per cent. per annillni, Wells half-yearly to loohle. yy aseerity far this Lean, the Bay of Havana and Maumee sid Company will effect • drat mortgage on tba Collate Beamed. Its rolling stock, appurtenances, sad all propeties efg she • swim, on the Bay et Havana and Matanzas Rs& pied and its branches, sobleat only to the misting mne4gegveof WIIWO, of which the ent morMmge of £260.300 be paid of alb* M 1.1711, by the operation of the dialog fund width ellthmeole in lthi. Tht .orty thus mortgaged is as follows 'Elm (basso Rsihoad to be purchased out of the proceeds of Olathe, producing& pale Menge In 1664 of 81,900. The Bayed Havana and Matanzas Railroad and Ds Munches, *Wing /th15e,400, producing • gross revalue in 1354 of MAP* POMP slaty to the aboveirendoced mortgages). It will be milked that the revenue of the bay of Havana and Mamma as wall as that of the Collate Railroad, ha. for suns pus bees shaft increasing at the rate of 10 per cant. per nansth and it la beyond • doubt that the amalgamation of the emends. bye Natural Morass of traffic and a large saving al willeaditare in the administration, will produce • f...r laripe rre meas. sad may be fairly estimated for the mob* year ist £100,0014 mom, or fully £lOO,OOO net revenue. tattle repyment of this loan • linking fund ix arranged tee, Thereby ElOOOO is to be yield off annually, either by the per those of Heeds or pubile drawing, its operation to commence In 1877, by which time the first mortgage loan of 1t760,000 will be entirely redeemed. The Bonds will be tweed in sums of £lOO. end bear Intelsat empalla payable 10th June and 10th December, at the counting home of linen. J. Hairy BchrOder and Co. The lint coupon will be payable 10th June nest. Tbe eabscrlpticre price Is 90 per cent, payable as follows : L 6 on aimUcaticM: on allotment. 10th November. LSO 0 0 14 interest at 7 per cent. per annum upon - previous inatalinente. 19 6 Interest at 4 per cent per annum will be allowed for prepay• nonot of any oi the anstalmenta. APelinitions for au allotment to be made be Stamm J. Beery licludder and to., 145, Leadenhall-street; or to the Drollean. Yuma Laurence, Son, and Pearce, No. 7, Ansebeourt, iaN London, Se9t. 7. 1916. BAT of HAVANA and MATANZAS RAILROAD (In the ISLAND of CUBA). LOAN of L 400,400 STERLING. Nonarja HEREBY GIVEN, that the SUBSCRIPTION LISTS *the above LOAN will GLOBE ou WEDNISDAT seat, the Mb kit, at It o'clock .1. HIPIRT SCHRODER and Ca 1.1. DekaSall-Week Loodoa, Sept. 14 1806. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. TY fell bemellt of the redaction of ditty to is ed. per wet is elm to Insurers effecting poi clew with th e roluttlee and the BONUS BYBTZM of the NOTATII UNION, the coat of insurenee will be reduced to a solabouto tweest. IXAMPLIA Pagmarms SEDUCED BY BONUS. I ‘ . " °I POLY.' BIM Insured. Reduced Pros. sow payable. Animal Amnion. 2 a. d. A, 4. 2. 2/1 4 4 19019 2 ed 0 0 36 0 • 36 14 0 19 16 • 710 0 6 6 411.411 1 9.2:640 *CM 12,000 4 4.173 SAW 663,1176 6.000 /he mks of mmium ere in no coos higher than these attuned Ober ~ral oiSces giving no boa= to their insurers t alis k e : st ins t i on psid to aovernrnent for the year farming stud i llGS 1414.162 tee apply to the Society's °Mom llset-dreet, IC.; =retreat, Norwich DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER a sever remedy, prepared wlthost say liffsedisat, from the rodpe or Dr. Scott, edll be tovebiebie le ell who suffer from bilious and liver complaints. Wind, spasms, giddiness dizziness of the eyes, to. for habitual eeetlreaeao, hood. es they fiat aperient medicine, and as • purifier of are Ma excellent: mll.l to their operation end gestetal to the *Math, they create appetite. Pomo" 51,1 •Xibeis the whole names 4dees.—Sold by . Lain. Meg William-etre* and by zilws 4 ..„ 11 boked.le. lid. sod /Le& Be sore to ask roe Dr. *.K.usabd Liver lift The pouts. at. Is a acme gram Notate erMeebb tam Lambert" sliravad ep tM 4•210' ryas INVIOORATIVZ Nsavrta 119811501 7lw met *dent/acidly prepared sad tacet powerful mkt llooterdial saw Introduced ; names to lbw serail walltioa 1 11 ko estretkau on the lateartil of wldoli perfect loath &- Malt lea opoLic for debility of ail Wadi. and Lora Ira ear lima other Ingredients, reprise sad plicephate of WIN ...._ lll l prove Wily benerletel to Übe meow' tad IlLiC um bekla or fear giantlike la ewe ko %T I C Itiouopotes ead Co, IMO, Oxfordian* W.C. • ft/ ing......_ll4.o.nrehArtrvet.. ttc.. Landpa. DINNIFORD'S FLUID MAGNIZIA.—Th• GeV progmetew for thirty years have d Ms Pin aloft' al 111040111 i as the best reenedg a roMetsa._ sis• awe diessiars et every kind and as a wild alatilssi s' IN % ancrookftad for ladles and ehlldrea. Pnt__perwd s = so. ID and Co., Chemists. Ifew sea load throughout the world b all reigellabl• omeenew M Clauace—ltee that " Ilinnegard sod Oa. b ea gash Wills gad label the wk. "Ir OZIAI7B 00 PAWNS MEGB, the o&y telet e ct e utp la r aila° " "T a b. " tm oi rei ter m e= o lis " 4 . saul . WS= wow Nov. e: le!, cane so &Tense a gig doer rost rot arida ° *".ZAt r ik rnabca areal* es; T Aeolesess. stet —ft /tees a el. ea. NS -SIFT. It 41,294 14,721 146,8 I 827,766 723 03.116 63,0 30 KS U. 868 6,230 19.190 44817 1.9.1 47.5;3 4t139 IS,III _ win VAN 1 2.814 134,465 106.064 14ts,isi 0,..a 4.417 Kge i.e.' 14.112 4114 %di 43,70 97,7E4 *ls - kW MN - 1 4,487 2.5:98 6,117 6.745 14,621 OD 1.128 140 111 2,864 4,186 81 2,151 1.155 904 MOM 6888 - - - 71111(0.—The taww sow in; the exceptiooal beat of the 14 over an average quantity fee 'read of the cattle disease is ;ulators more and more to the From St. Petersburg the trite a, and exchange 31id. to , sew, 46e. 6d. ; old, 451. 9d. 3d. to 46e. 6d.; December, r to Merck 475. 94.; Maack net cob. Australian sheep, South American. 46/. 6d. hrs. advice' from India by Is striker advance I. this adiebe, We bitTe to rano rt a idesei id. to 47e. ; Caylee, 43.. 6d. to bore. Nominally Bee. 43a 64. to 42a. Id. Yelp Oil, MAL -iFrom the olyoular et MINIM cn.lB.—Amore 'market. Prism r 23,090 talem,imoludim, 10,000 500 Lorericam. 1358. to ; 9d. ; 300 Merealsemi. 18 W me, 160. to 170. ; 4000 p f ea)rns, 13jd. to 15d. ; 19.500 me, Ind. to 14d; Bengal, la, 111 d . to Did. - - ED.—BRADFORD. BEM 18.—• for wool, aad a fair quantity is S. Bright haired sorts are most roe are hardening. In worsted kr contract for the home sad ,ter la lerrobrisk than the former. olt of Leipsic fair, which determining the gelatin of activity in pries, eeerieass. as every day more apparent. end ) refuse largo order for waat ef ten an mostly filled np for lit metres ere so in inquired in advanced. fact, mauler ith such heavy orders on hawd, o keep off buyers. Trade bee trick as it is at prompt. oldie to erioso markets may not barons • orders now on hand ars bali• • SEPT. 18.—The supply of Wei than oa last Monday. The ile• lower prices, except fa a few Bold at full prices. Laub oat id, per lb. ; mutton. 71jd. 40 91 od 10,910 sheep. - ' T. 18.—B yeas Winkle Will s 18a ; Walls End Braddyfl! Bagwell. 20s. 9d. ; Walls EDI rale End New Belmont, 191. 6d.; 20e. 9d ; Wells End Tong se, 111 a 9d. • Walls E n d FAA Is End Toes: 20s. 6d. ; cagy —Mips at nark" 37 ; sold. Wl* LOBS, AND DEATHS. - afrus. at Preston, Rutlandshlre, the Wife of a goo. Claremont, Bradford, Yorkibi rs • , of a eon. .oselmule, Enfield, Jeddlteez. & daughter. Pert Winch Hall, Norfolk. the wigs / a son. r 15. at St. Petersbarg. the Counted" ands daughter. Stafford, the wife of Y. F. WOW'. IRIAGES. puruber 13, at Bt. Juscis Cburek Toon.; to Helen Catherine. &WOW , iolden-square. Refelik-atreat, em , wr 10, at AR Pancras (MUM. "ewsbury . terrace. Bayurstsr, Be!. to W B. A. Owes, rector of LIM 3epteutbar st mew mod. of CYMI-Orsta, 4 Mr. Mooch, iilliatlyst,M DEATH& at Scl staidencs. near, Matthias Wolverliryi Ilmisboote-road, Itabsoca, limp Ormabitts, Re2i, Asia Mkt d 15. at lonsiagtoo-stark - vin" rooaroada Zppfog Forget, 5. 6. Sd4 46, at Globe. itidstrh Now III" tits Watt a ma). Marian 'NOM BM. Iraq.. of boy liajw 4 l l or of tb• Ho s. Jobs &Oak, Ld al for f10.41-gons. t Hotborabla. ithatalla wit , OVA it Omit Nikri-etr•st, N.W.. ILL," /1 , WILLIAM LIMO MAIO, a " MO.& •I CIW of LOIVION FAULK, te rreCiMd al WilaiWW. o4 r KIWI • • • • ••• • SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY NICESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after reeds; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable: W HEN more light than formerly is requisite— ffiresample : the candle is placed between the eyes NV i and the beet: WHEN objects must be held further off to be elm more clearly ; WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a smile The above are premonitorysigns otdocayinglei, and indicate that an optician should be consulted without . From long and extensive practice Illeawn Thomas Harris an Son are tally sonsmtent to advise on all masters pertaining to the temalying detective aght. They altabally adapt beams. pettedly One. e: the requisite power, sad likewise they Judiciously select a spec tacle trams of the form most becoming to tae taco THO %US HARRIS and DON. opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Meagan pee. Lowdea (their may home), established 17131. Oultsa—No trimethwe er wets. ELZGANI PISSONAL REQTJISITIM- Iiador the pebeato et litoyalty sad the Aristocracy et aurora, sad uelvenelly held In high repute. ROWLANDS MAC/Alia, 014 for progeotiag the grob. restoriod, im proving sad basalt/yin the liumws hair, le dd.. Ts. I. dd., sad ILL per bottle. lowlands' Kalyder, en oriental wepawattaa ter besattertag the compiestret sad skis, sad ersing lassoas debits, ea N. sad Is. dd. llowleedi °dad*, or pearl deatitrio , bestows es the teeth s peerl-like whiteness, sod giros • plearippinigreate to the breath : A. Pd. per boz.—boid by chanters wed pwitassera—Ask tor " lowlands' " Articles. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLX—The greatest sad 'most weed Inseatiew ef Me day, AIWA diaARICLLA.— Mews. JOHN 00112111.1. sad Co Three Clarecaut, Lombard street, Landaa. perfumers he Mr klaksety, rumettully eleer to the =Ms Orals searmiless which ipisdeally restores the hair to IM wham se matter at what ow. The Arta hatdef hew of th e properties of dyes: ea the edatzerf. hmedeen be Use spina, and when the hair Is cam restored ass appileaties per month will keep It Ss perfect colons. Mew di Lb per Walk gala hou beet!" kW. W. Jobs Gednell sail Co. have eDew peaderents 11.1.11. the Prisms of Waled-401M end Ode =WY TOOlll PASTS ts =sewed, to any tooth pewdee.—Te be had of all per elmsdans, sad ad the mecodeetary, It . Three Klllll4Ollll, tambeedolieek Leaden. WORSDELL'S PILLS, the sot PVLINIBI d Os BLOOD knows la Med!etas. from theft lagelpestended sale sad fwd adoption, mu be Wily cloud u a household semesery. Sold by all Medicine Vendors TIM NSW NOVILL ST ML W. G. WILLS, suraoa ON THIS WINS'S IYIDSYC Nc. Thls day. Throe Taus all Liluarlo, CHANTREY. Jolla Maxwell sad Co.. II; llooSstrect. A-1 May be bed d alumina and btandisil, poet tree for 7 stamps ANEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled FURS DINTISTRY. and WHAT IT DOES YOH US By A. Enigma., thosvesoreereet. Prom the peat moms of the previous work on dental surgery by the Name &ethos we Nadel pate the above will be read with avidity by au enure who are interested to dlearbannatins between pure and menistotten dentistry." :ohm C. Clements Little Pulteeertireet• TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (aniria's num ITALY. RECEPTION OF THE SPANISH AMBAS SADOR. FLORENCE, Sin. 18. This morning Senor Ullos was received in solemn audience by King Victor Emmanuel, in order to I present his credentials as Spanish Minister to the Italian court. Senor Mina said—" The ancient alliances which have existed at different periods between the royal families of Spain and Savoy, and the common inte rests of the two nations, who have the same origin and the same political institutions, area sure gua- Tantee that the good understanding, now happily re-established, will every day become more firmly consolidated.' The King replied as follows :—" The ancient alliances between my family and the royal family of Spain are an agreeable historical reminiacenoe for us, and a pledge of durable affection between the sister oountries,who have the same institutions, the same ancient traditions of friendship, and the same glorious recollections." OPENLNG OF THE DUTCH CHAMBERS. THE HAGUE, Seer. 18. The Dutch Chambers were opened to-day. The following are the most important points mentioned in the speech from the throne : The relations with foreign powers are stated to be friendly, and the conditions of the colonial possessions generally favourable. The finances are prosperous, and the redemption of the public debt will be continued. The harvest, it is stated, is better than was expected. It is further announced that measures have been taken to arrest the progress of the dangerous epidemic prevail ing among cattle, and if necessary the attention of the Chambers will be again directed to this subject. RUSSIA AND THE GASTEIN CONVENTION. VIENNA. Bwr. 18. The Nees /fewukftb/att of to-day declares the rumour of a Russian circular note, concurring in the views of the Weston, Powers in reference to the Gastein Convention, to be in oontradiction to the declarations of Count Stacked:erg, the Russian ambassador at this court. The Neut Freintknblatt says that Count Steckel berg lately declared officially that Rued.. would maintain a con-intervention policy in the Slawit Holstein, question. Manor:lin.Air Fm Hoarrum, DIVMOMS. NAM, CM —The t• Number of patients Wilma awls( the west IS g Bq4 1111 1160 worgiag,49B 3 Ikta. 4588 ; et which 668 wen SSW mom so secretly, in Pullarsentsireet, for some time pest against the illetberity at our good Qtesse, in that postion of her dominions ailed ;robot Amongst the upper, middle, and wens Map peperidee of the leerrarelesess of the peen *** et every seat and creed, there wee • feeling at relief experiseeed, as well as satisfaction, when it became gene telly known that adios, so prompt, vigorous, sad effective, bad been taken against the "bead antra" of the treason able *newest. The biall Peapie bad been published ore the inning of Friday. in odor to eaten the mils for Segind and the train ter its eausissy nests * Ireland, the town edition being printed yes Saturday monies. A large amber at *piss have, however, bees esimell j Is Cork, Cashel, Tipperary, Olcemel, and, we appose, wherever it was passible to lay bands on them. A large number had been also, we an Warmed, @est to Wlulethe offlee of the trials People was bong emptied of Its seetwate, end Ito inmates marched off to prison, enrages were ecieveyed by tee police anstables to the telegraph. offices to request the officials there to aid the authorities is completing their programme, by refusing to seed any telegram of their preosedinp to the South of Instead, Cock being particularly =outfaced. This, of own, was complied with ; bat, whether deterred by the penmen of the confab= or frees say other mesas, no Fenian sympathiser pat in as appearance. The wan in Cork was therefore suffered to proofed uninterruptedly. At an early hour a large number of police proceeded to various parts of the city sod picked up several of the men they were looking for, and lodged them in gaol. The mili tary were in nediness in Gass of an nettle amour* the Fenian, but aethiag of the kind aceerred. Arrests Gentians I. be made is Dublin sad Cork, and we es is formed that many are not to be fond where they have hitherto most resorted—in feat, that they have taken the slant and bolted. The Lord Lieu tenant has offered a reward of 200/. for the 'ppm' hang= of on man, named Stephen, who has several aliases, and is alleged to best prime mover is the °webs. tins The sweaty sad arty of Cork have slat bees pee claimed. The gunner of Saturday states that " the most intense excitement has been caused in this aity by the arrest early this morning of • large number of pecans charged with belonging to the Fenian brotherhood. Between three and four dale* this serene • body of patios, inunberiag aboat ens hubby& divided thrumming into small parties, and proceeded to make arrests in different parts of the town. A sword, pistols, sod military uniform were toned at the house of ono of the parties arrested. The latter include several shapeless, an enemy's clerk, an artisan, ha. They have been arrested, it in said, on intelligence given by as in former. A went inquiry was held at ib• Qty Gaol this morning. when the primers won all either eamasitted for trial or father examinatios. A battery of artillery has pee arrived from BalliDeollig. One hundred copies of the Irish People newspaper have been seized by the polies." le Dublin, at belf-past three o'clock, the several prisoners who were arrested up to that time, charged with being °Deserted with • treaensable society smiled tie " Fenn Breeherhoed," with the *jest of making war against Regleed, and eating • separation betweea it sad Ireland, were naught up before the presiding me/detrain, at the head police-office. Having regard to the serious nature of the me, and to the fact that it was inhesded to make some farther meats, a postponement for a week was asked far. Mr. Streage and Mr. ll'Dennoti, before whom the prisoners wen brought, reminded the case for • week. The prisooen on their way to and from the prison van were cheered by a large crowd which assembled In the vicinity of the court. Since Saturday other arrests have been made, and there are now about thirty persons In prison on charges of being in some way or other creased in the Fenian nospincy. The authorities have been fortunate in pcuncing on some of the American fornersters of the plague in this country, sod it is supposed that a few of the leaden are amongst those arrested. The moral effect of the activity displayed by the authorities in the suppression of the only organ of Fenian opinion in Ireland, and the fact that the government is in poeseedon of the lists of subscribers, a large quantity of correspondence, and by their agents and informers are able to lay their iron grasp upon any conspirator they may desire, if he do not "bolt" through love of liberty, will exercise a most wholesome effect on the minds of the disaffected, who appear to have formed a very arro_ nous notion of British power, as well as exalted ideas Of their own prowess and that of their American (rinds. 'The detective force appears to have been especially bard worked in the efforts to trace Fenianiem to its lairs and haunts in the city. and it is evident they have been most sneressful. Superintendent Ryan, Aeting.lnspecton Hughes, Dawson, finsollen, and Doyle, to whom the chief work was entrusted, dawn special credit for their exertions in this respect. But while Feminism is being trampled under foot by the Irish executive, and some of the chief onspiraters are repenting at leisure the rashness that tempted them to embark on se hopeless an enterprise, their friends on the other side I o f the Atlantic are busying themselves on their behalf bet, unfortunately for them all, too late. The latest news by the Penis., which arrived on Friday, is really alarming— that is, it would be so if the British had neither ships nor soldiers. We hear that the Fenian are holding monism all over the Northern States, that large fonds are being collected and seat to Inland, or are expended in the pur chase of arms there. If the cassh only seine by means of drafts on some respectable banks, payable to Mr. O'Donovan Roma or the Bostonian Murphy, it might, we think, justly be appropriated to defray the cast of keeping the Fenian prisoners or the state trials that will take plan. It would be • good thing if the men, arms, and ships came iota Bantry Bay. Did the government know the exact time they were expected to arrive here, and plan the fleet for their reseptios ? Of course, if any Fenian do land now, they will be somewhat at fault to fled the leading conspirators. Harold's-crass will not be a convenint addrese to look for them in. The brotherhood is getting into worse odour then ever with the Roman catholic clergy, not only here but in Amain. It is feared, however, that religion of any kind has very little hold on the gaiter Fenian brotherhood. The supplement to the Dublin Gazette, issued on Saturday evening, contain% a proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council, placing the city and county of Cork under the provisions of the Peace Preservation (Ireland) Act of 1856, as amended last session. This sat authorises the Lord Lieutenant, while the proclamation shall be in force, to appoint an additional constabulary force for the proclaimed district, and makes the carrying of firearms, swords, bayonets, pikes, or ammunition by unauthorised persona, not duly licensed to carry same, a misdemeanour punishable with two years' imprisonment. The Castlebar correspondent of the Daily Baylis, writing on Saturday evening, gives the following acoount of the excitement in that district : Upos the arrival of the two o'clock down train from Dahlia to-day, the greatest exeitentest prevailed whoa It became =sows that the police authorities bad seised epos the copies of the Fades organ, that wen In tended for cirettlatiou meet the diffesest sews nodose in the tows. la less thee tea minute. after the embed al the train the intelligens was rapidly circulated that a slime had bees @goofed is Dahl*. sari that the news age*, is the previews would also come in he their *are, Sari was the egad el this informatin yea the sews agar= here, that epee applisatios fee • espy et the Ma Arias at tie weildasewn easels. all knowledge et the ages was aka* denied. and every emersees gives that a* • single espy had ever hen disposed of / 2au the parties Waned to. As lam ensiling all rests of nooses eesvall that as immediate vide. of the Feigns* sestempleked, mid agate tie body is Dahlia ase preps,* to .pus themselves cossammieolisea =ash. Irairkpla . . dief the organicalka in ke provinces, fat parker of Mewls( their neentment of Gm of the professed admits if tide eases. untie enaioneememt if thewppZe of tee " Finks = a ; PP, the woe loyal of the is wonderfully m tau. kNeel of the Meer *how I have aceversed • flag give it as their /minim that bet few the teddinem of the goverekoot is taking the step, the Foam would bass hem before this numbered maimig "F ra that were," sad meek aaxisey kali bore been to may who are at proms% mamma far, perbeeks brother or • friend, who has been anwittiagly involved is the melba of Fedenbm. I eon Mahe with cosAdsoce that not one well disposed person no ends the recent sot if the government with may der than teenage of thankhdome for a komiery, Warmer tardy ieg. The popektiss, rellen ai ft beard that the polio.ad outdid away the frith from the train which oonveyed It kern repaired in Mc Me pollee barrack ; bet es they pitted ari iedgemstlen k that quarter, they retired hese diemmkg smug themselves the inflames the goverameat aid would be Nicely to exercise upon the movement. At a late boar es Friday • maser we. pet ink koala. tion to the effect that the police had sne s ossded in leaking as arrest of one of the Fenian bra h ood. Upon =Melee of one ad the etkisis M the psi. I that the report was 'well founded. Akm amid O'Kelley. • carpenter * trick and read lag at Solaeford, having bees banded over to the polio. by • purees milled lleada, apes the dis of cedeavo to seduce the latter frean . Z sliegtenk by to him the marl Falba tisk if nounclation of allegkees to her KOMI , the Qum. The parties, It appears, met ialtwinalmd. sad, is the mum of A some arneestatica. 0 . 1(ellay take& Weak to Weems a Fe di., while, Mitre maarthas, be endemeared te is.., him Is, produsiog lot that purposes naiad rimeara, with which ;2 ,4 h/ether in authority is supposed to be furnished. who Man Seglielamm, sot only refund to take the meek bed elm island the peke, who took the perms Merged into custody. Be VW brought before the magis trates at fiwinefeed, who. teNsing to swept %A arr.mitted Ctllallers to poi at Csailebas, tie take his trial .t She en ' .mirig mum , We learn from the larikuned }carnal that on Saturday week( a man named P. Gaffney, of flecenview, Kingstown, • retired ma steward, was arrested while in the eat of tear , leg down • government notion attain 1004 reward for the discovery of one James Stephens, of may aliases, who is "wanted" to answer, apparently, far seek very extee sive Fenian trassectioes. On being worked. Gilkey threw away • book which, as alleged, on being ba e u x i s mi mined, turned out to be a drillbook. Two dews, aimed P. Carty and P. Bye., of Dublin, were aloe on Saturday evening arrested for engin seditious songs in the main street of Kiegskore, thereby aterattlag • crowd, who sheered the amitirments if the ballads. Mks persons were conveyed to the Kiel:stows Foliar banneks, and have been detalsed there pike, till brought before the magic trate& court this morning. Otherwise so diettabsaces or deametretion comegairat on the present Fenian arks took place along the coast. Oa Tbareday night (says the Cork Herald) about twenty persons, principally young men, arrived in Teske be the Right trais at ten o'clock p.m., veteran' from the Osited States. B oma of them hoed. sines their arrival, that the lenient intend to land is Inked la the mune of • few months. and that the Brotherhood had resources at their command entliolest to maintain an army of 200,000 men for the teem of two yeas. Om of them, • yank mss named Solana, was perm down from the tensing'. holding • cille in his hand, when he was arrested by Detective Mo veable Farrell on • charge if having previously deserted from the Kerry Militia. He was broeght before a mask trate oe Friday, bat it being seartaised that hie term is that corps expired, he was discharged. . Our Liverpool oceseepoodont writes to us that proolomaties for the arrest of Staphass, the Dahlia Finials, was iwrned is that thee yesterday, and that a transit for other promineet Irish Noises was received. Nesting more or low private were held os Saturd.y sad Seeds anoonfret the brotherhood both at Liverpool and Ilirlmaliesd, sad delegates were seat to leaden, Debi* sad eleswhero for treesattatioa. Several Fenian taseshesa of t►e Liverpool Volunteer Artillery sad litho Oarps hews within the last weak or two rerigend, sad goes to MOM* parts of the ooeatry. Ia hones. well knowe ea both rides of the Xing. Psalms are raid to drill sightly. NAVAL-AND manusr. A DMILLUM girt. -APPOLATIOCMIS Sub- Liontassat G. It Noel. Is the Beellielt. Navel Cade. H. 0. Vides, is the Comperes. CIiATELM, SZPT. 18. The attempt to float her Majesty's ironclad frigate Bellerophon., 18, 1.080 horse-power. out of dock to-day proved • failure, in coosequenoe of the tide not rising suMeleatly high to allow of the Myst. boils( floated off tb• blinks into the harbour. The enemy., which was nodertaken to-day in the presence of Mr. E. J. Reed, chief constructor of the navy, ad other ~fficials, will be renewed to-rncarow at noon, when the tide will be at its highest. POIIII3IIOOTIT, Sae? : 18. The Arethusa, 39, screw Moat., Captain B. J. J. O. Beam:Laid, arrived et Spitheed this morning frets Sheerness, and exchanged salutes with the flag•ship of the Commander-io-Chief, Bear-Adteintlo. G. Wellesley, C. 8., eating during the absence of Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, 0.C.8. The Aretbuss is under orders to praised to Ply mouth. The Octavio, 39. strew frigate, Captain Charles P. Hilly's, will premed to Spithead t041110.101F to take in her ammunition. The Valiant, 24, iron screw frigate, damned out of harboar this mormieg Is charge cd the enema el the stem reserve, for trill of her speed at the measured mils in Stokes Bay. The Sal , peddle despatch vessel. Commodes F. A. Bettis, was undocked this ntoeuln‘ sad will shortly tat her speed satinet that of the Helices, despatch versa, on a sec trial. Both vessels ere built spot the same line but the Helicon his a projecting stem seder water, os the same principle as the ,crew-rem. They are of equal stems power, and the new trial is to be thorough and comprebeadve in its character than the mere smooth water runs at the messed mile, end will, it is expected yield more iroportsat result& The Tarrruls, 22. pedalo frigate. Captain G. J. Napier, is under orders to come tato Portsmouth harbour to make good defects. TEE SLUM TEM:IL—The Europe of the 17th contains the following article upon slave-dealing in pogrom : —"Heti Bassett, bur Britannic Majesty's Chief Secretary et State, ban addressed to the diplomatic scoots of the Queue accredited to various maritime powers a circular tote, whose object is to give a certain amount of uniformity to law, puoiebiog the slave trade. The following is the snort tenor of this circular, which is written in English, aooord ing to the custom of the British Foreign-aloe :—Earl Russell oommenoes by rolling to mind that, not withstanding the reprobation ',Whim to the sieve. trade in Ingram, that horrible kalifs has net ceased to exist and to be the accrue of maradsious !mimeos. Her Majesty's (oven:meet, actuated by the horror to which so odious a commerce bas give. rise throughout the world, boa arrived at the ormaludoe that nothing would be mom efticaarious for its repreosioo than to 'whit thine guilty of it with puoishmeot propovtiomd to the gravity of the evil. The noble lord, ommeoesody, lays down the two fel lowiog propositions : That a deelerdise, sired by the various powers, should maimilate the slave trade to piracy. 2. That the governments which should adhere to that dim olaretiou should propose to their legislator's to apply the penalties issued against piracy to mil such of their subjects as should be ooevisted of haviog treasported human beings across the seas for objects of tnallio. sod to be employed as no matter in what countries or colonise of the world." TWA RZIPORM LliAol7l. —Am open-air meeting, convened by the Poplar branch of the above league, was held en Saturday fosses last at of t it Isle of Dogs. Mr. Merles &germs hon. sec. of the Waal bunch, occu pied the chair. Mr. G ee. Davie moved the fellomieg moo. lution : —"That having maturely considered the existing stets of the repreeentatios of the Halted Kingdom, sod that such a repressetation is a roes injustice to the working classes, who are almost **Brady secluded from the franchlso, notwithstanding that *sir anal and Wester timely an tribute to the prosporitycl the intim ; therefore this mast iog is of opinion that the principles al tia Reform Leaps, presided ever by Biased Beam, Seq., at 8. Addeo , races, Streiod—vis. Begletwred Rosidentiel Manhood wader the Protection' of the Ballot—me deserving Of k lC street:ow support of all truss reformers is this district." This eras seconded lay Mr. Batter Langley fobs was most warmly received). cad carried ussairecuall. Yawed Poplar branch ~add by Mr. Wyse, That the Poplar branch of the Reform Logue, befog sow firmly established is this didriot, it become, the duty of the deem and wee olecters to reader it their perwmal end pftvaLtheint o Canis& A vole of thanks to the Oaks" u Beater and the rest el the ditositistiaa. Mho Pro' which throughout were al the most eetbudastie cbaroreer. A large numbs, of menben were esrellel dieing the wee*. Oftveres Pu,s Ors Binanto DAY. ••••• MCIPIaIr, (WT. 18.—uidatialiiini se pirallet. GAO it tie by mama tielisly 4119, TOW daltom, 7,82 L GOTERNMTNT REKVItIILATION TO IIfBThoTORS. Yesterday, st the Iligbpte police court, the subject of 'meaning remonerattoo is inspectors appointed ender the I meant Grim to oounoll arse brought under the notice of I Colonel Imam end Mr. Miles, the megistrates. AA dated I in this journal. oo Satorda Mr. Potter, of the highway I board, and Mr. Farmer, t ie military respecter, wen ap pointed joint hiseeetors fit Homey, Yleetiley, sod Aims 13 . 2_r_rxt tinder the ordm in ermineik ria4 reported their inp. _ Several cows had died, and the MI bad oa Saturday and Sunday visited merino' pleites, Pl S required the ears to be buried with a quitit of lime , preamble' she hides base removed. In ow a Mar eased sow was toad in the highway. 001064 Jima,* said a person allowing a diseased cow in the highway was Maki t i :; . ; ..e irnalty of 20L, and from the deeps of ash a mg the public should be guarded. Messrs. Potter mil Farmer expressed tbair difficulty is dealing with awl sot being veterinary surgeons, sod it wee suggested that a Mr. Wright, who am preeent, and acquainted with the diseases of cattle, should be pitied with them. Odom' Jeakes eureested that he should be &palsied mother is. mentor ; bat Ur. Mike was of opinion that be Mena be esaulted when his assistance was required. XL Ph4hIIT said there might be some difficulty as to the payment el the inspectors, se " my lards" of the Treenry=seb jeet to three impeders. Mr. Smite Mite Mork) mad a emesunirecion from the goesumema pay of so inspector would be me pima • day when um played, and 3d. per mile travelling scrums; bet the Leeds of the Treasury would onisider whether there was edequite messes fer the appoletseeta sad whether they were ha 111011111 KIN for the kabala The emparam lowvivvar en Marine the documsot, to mike w further 111144gailaMi• but urged oa Messrs. PoUrn sad Fernier to proceed with , the iespectiou of mamma and other plata, and to praised spirt all offaeders. acourim. The cattle plague is getting worse and worse in Edinburth. On &turd., do tower gas twtoty sow our a ode* eat theism &RAM were reported. Tbe Ileum b Wee Meted to be ereeedies la Glaegew, Gages, red Weer Dlebe. Tilt emusrr WASTREL& It ?say have been observed by that public j which manatees repo minstrelay that there has appeared 1 in the metropolis of late more then one "troupe" de*. 1 natiag Wall the "Christy Minetrels." Last night the body of sierra, mimes, sad musicians who claim to he the 1 ' only original, veritable, end letitiaiste Christy Mill' Girlie " °posed for their last seams is this country st Be. , James's Hall. As it has bees is. years limo tire per formers have bees mem i• Loedos, it may not be super lavas to manliest that they by no means goatee them itaTill to the development of asp* melody is all its quaint varieties; but they enact farcical dramas sod operettas. and intervene their entertainment with regular road and dishramearal pies► Oa the present occasion the whob of their resources wan put forth, and s very loop sad varied prepamme conscientiously pee through. he addition to Use ordinary attractiom then was produced in the first plan a diommea os so small scale, ezhibitieg views of Americas' sessery and characteristic iocideate ; end in the second a sew singer, Mr. J. Rawliasoo, a tenor of some preteasions. As of yore, the comic portion of the performance is sup ported entirely by Mr. G. W. Moore and Mr. J. P. Crocker, who exerted themselves Puusetly M a number of their pecu- liar fanciful displays. intermingling broad soap with soma is which the jollity is eepecia/ly prectiral and maa. cola. There was even solo playing oo the corset and harp. followed by character jigs, sod the whole was wound up with a nigger buiesone, which was not the lees enemisful became it wee tortiesisol brief. While giving to ' 1 the energy iably dispialciliy:tittlall as per part f ular o re, k. it w y per w h as aps w ;: ' I encouraging to them who may be inclined to visit Ibis entertainment. that so uniaternsittent sod madams were the presorting' that a programme which os paper promiled , to occupy from eight to twelve at least, was gone through, without a single *manioc, by half •past ten. PILINCI AR AMS or ITALT.—Yesterday morn. ins Prises Amadeus sad his suite took as early drive round Loodos. Is the afternoon, his Royal Higbee, scam. pealed by his /Ire Sena the Italian Moister sad the milleat officers is ha Royal Highr's suite. visited the Tower of Loudon. His Royal Hi ghne ss was reseived by Colonel Wyedhasi and the other au curies of the forme. sad after vatting the sights of the Tower the royal put, proorded to the Thames-tusnel. From then his Royal Higbaces and attendants returned by boat to Huegerford. His Excellency the D.n'sh Minister, Boren de Baude, Chargé d'Affaires for France, the Corul•Gesseral of Daly, Mr. r 41211161, Bros Book Frits Chargé d'Affaires for Swedes mid Norway. sod Chevalier de Sures, Chargé d'Affaires for Spain, paid their respects to his Royal El igbeess yesterday at the Italian Legation. ln the *ruin his Royal Highness received the members of the embassy end his site et direr. HUMOUR= MUTH 07 DR. NORMAN MACLIOD.—e Oo Saturd.y • rumour was esussot r Glasgow that the Rev. Dr. Macleod hod bees oat o ff suddenly by as aper pleetis seizure winds travailing in a railway carriage. The report was so circumstantial and so widely spread r to cause numerous inquiries to be made at the rev. gentle man's hones relative to its correetars. We are happy to stale that the rumour u utterly without foundation. end that Dr. Macleod wee sever is better health. How it origrated nadir each eirostantenose is • mystery. The deep regret evetywheto answered cionceraing bie reported demise must be gratifyisg to the rev. Dr., se shoot% him how much ha is esteemed , while the pousplitode with which its seands was discovered prevented his modesty from Wing warded by seeing a catalogs* of hie virtues Gennep as the wicarp sketch of his life in the public Jeanie's. We learn, however, that more than one clergy man is the town, taro is by the hoax, iseorissotly woof to work to improve the coicaston, sod estertaird their err greptioss with harikari the unosnaisty of human life, is which the lows which they believed the riser* bed sus tained was used to port the moral. Dr. Wised himself = ca r & the Barony Church es flanday.—N oak 8131001AOCIDIRT TO MAJOR 41713112, 53RD ROO trnrT.—W deeply novo to aims tiro Ms}tr of the 53rd !Weimar. who is hersamead d the left wing of that maser, now *Aired is this city, suet with a very severe sanest es Thorley. While the regimoot wee en drill es 11 o'er* a.m. Lo whir bad eltoebol to it railway fret, la ded with • large mustily of wise, took fright at some insialisea of the companies so drill. sad raw wiry. Major Quirks boldly rushed tern the Warier& aninnel. with UM twasiatio• of armpits( it, but reteed • ausues his purpose ha we Omit by the shaft of the beet, aid beached deem. Whir do esibe der pried overt Ida. The grilamt adsorb on wee. we regret to bead braes. rad he else reeeived are im abesties. ore As en treks. We re i gn brewer. I. bees that Li Ille le mei eeasidssd la ilsaget. sea that there is every prebebility o< hie mid reerrery. Ye* Queers was very hon , with brit steers sod tow. sad the asierteare soldrir roggetiod by bosh miaow oed —WelstionlNita. If we may may on the test of • &spat& Ai& we transfer to ear solar Iran She hieliperkinee Doily W know is stir Lord Bur& her osnimented wpm the Goiter Doenstion is most &MIA Be der set = to have adder mid a direr sinsenshissee withoutt 16.2.= =tic= lharie w. rfli:re preseram I e wiser, end roe Milled act ellpoliatieslas Uses whoomplined it may he mare dipifed to arsid e = At air al public law ad the lormalies el el to useasimary arriespt. The nmerene prolosebi wide& have already been redo bee impressed to Primer sad. Aneris both the grows! obligation* el Earner he and. the iedividest *Wet the penes art of the Oars men Dir. AN orb pro sSb have lee eat adds illpr with &parr or 'Mb open contempt, and It weed& for the tetra be panes too rah • noiplinent to the Getman gonweremb to menme that they will he is sew regret inanneed by imps& are ••• lossub or is ocrier. Acooseheily she desplieli of Loed Serail appears only latinded to Jesting es lepereetrine her New limy ants espial el_ Ust Ow ler winnstian the eserice seises Far th ie f loriltassell pleb eat, May, but ditinellY„ Mr= tatter,ll trhaltatt sow and e enhei l ain t a ligt diplordit set eoLier fa wig in:de so SAO . t e l „ els =O w = tep. Si lir ill m ador le ths erne 'oi ,tell as tC arir tisseeettem, The i al ambit's, with • s anali • *Me et, ,11, t h e wog,* ribose& thd XVI is, WL sore When* bi of iris Me OermaisM Diet been earn, rd. her rein Mss Awns sod Ansi* thennesiess derive poesseroa el raw of the territories they sow rempy. be sedmegseariresty Is 1852 hewed all the Berop e a sio nsnr to rensinina the psionna Log of Demean se the ' movereiga of Met enntry, and, therelons„ ere ma et Holstein. With the allied porpoise of ' prier sr Wrest rights, first of the 011.1611D1S of sad. d y msendl. et the portistios the thinks, sa Prowls deolered war against Drama sad eositsetel the Denies. A. Lou[ Nuseell remind, thee, they so the list inelosso peedresd that they Wended te Metairie Me* rights without merlin these w hill Win rested W the 10111$10111 of 1815 sad 185.2. They saboneently,howtvn ameouneed that they errand the wit to Len theme treatise, end that they Wen at liberty to sib arrangements ia entire diereserd of their stipulationi. The =as salkiently violent. hut it cord sat he todrially The Daniel, therefers, were Mime from Doss . mid the mennorers were for to soreda ths iii)Ms of the Dist andel the populations with the adverse* of rig sorsiebdar safelitere& Europe had for some time bra .zpsesieg to see tree rights. estobed . hed, whoa the Orrin eareestits informs le Met they well met he considend at all. lAriog served their tuns like tlie treaty of 1852, they will, tee that frog, hr Winn 'kids Prussia sad Asada . art wookinqiiimmllell the ear prosron of the Darin .m 1 siert their Waldo* el &specie, el sheet by a root Iberia, timswelne, without rererents eitisser4, goaseie Diner to the popradon. „ Alf rights" is sin% old or sow, whether hard woo a solar , morponer be; tween sovere7ign or at the dear aid precise epee suir Og the popedir will, ban been trodden node* test ; the ailliberity of her is the sore power whisk Irs. hem cow salted and nersised. Viol4looll and oonqi=oh miexp the ably her Wthe on wheel dividing power" see n- Wird their senvsetion." This is Mimi 'ls 14 applied is the year 11365 to the radar of teLei matins ; yet, after the feats which hare bees it omen he ressidered too Mrong fur the oftwife - 7.... RWIMit he. ere* lit Me aerseteristio while Irma thh nepardonahle Amami hi the Chemin Conventicle. That ihremet is that is names opal mere tone the two maw Mate hen ilinensi of the D.ebles wither ale essibliesi trop of ulna rights. It is soinely se osit t S lan Aldred efdds • they have refused to Whop perms to. buetsr. and they do Wail*p raid, bat witiki they yen.—?time . / PLOWING A ISOMOOLBOY. A owe which had excited much infield* was teed yesterda* at the efielppied OMR? RSV to whisk Dr. Clark, who keeps a school IN lebtek •ele lk etal shoat 100 milts. wee summoned fen bateg. it was alleged, exemised sada severity amide • path .Melso years of age. eessed !renal flindsek. Thew IMAM ten be 'bad tea away free thy Whoa tam and that TaCleelt had gives him time sa the Nail Moose be was out walking on a Sunday sod bed some blackberries. Is reformer* to the logging to P el k a be was ask jested. be said—A boy (Oldie) whe lapels my room Mid Dr. Clark I had throws some better about Mc room. My mother tad gives me math and the other boys mid V I did ad give them mese they sold all of me. Clarke took me up tato la bedroom and I soaped it NI the wall. eed thee M took me into the school and rL ported me. Dr. Clark then gave me forty imam with • stick on my back ea I was lying ea • desk. The stiok was is thick as a radio g whip. As I lay over lie polled up my jacket. After I had hews demed4 the Imes told me they had email the number of haws ; mealy all the boys in the school were present. Dr. Clark geld I mas yap to ma away. Two otter boys mad they would alto the towels De. Oink nod be owed me • Ilegging. amid should they have it. He them doped me the assesed and he gave Me forty more lashes ; he then kicked me out of the moll. He bit me ea both asessions se hard as he add. It was with a knotty stick be streak vole. I tam ran away. I could ad run about with the other boys. „I was sore ted bruised, and I lay abed the nest day. As Wednesday las away sad met base. I salad Ada Onpr to Louglitom kere* about three home walking. I ran away four times. "First time I was brought beck about • week atm; the moved Mate I eon* bock at s tar t ; the Mini sad fourth Mars wee ea smear* of mg leag Win bootee. My father said Le would rather ham me any with him: I" did sot grease the face of • boy ((larke) ss hp is bed. Therein • espied to each room. .Me reneded me efter he thawed me the batter on the veal. It ye stout al big on the plot of my baud. I did ad tha rah* Lie re away. Dr. Crash did ad tell me he said gtes sae N lease. It wee • bop mined Fisher told C l I Ma ILL I had hese in the abed shout me month. Dr, _Clerk game ;to my father's home lad offered to pay tiat half lbe usen ti z me ly. lush may I wet • pod boy. My Mae to sad me to ambrosia°, etheol. I have 'see* eoa boys tbrialted with a owe. Dr. Clark toldi lamed OriMihe to wt Mask. sad with MAT Wit ' a @biennia and surgeon of Old Teed. . expinigked the boy, said he °soldered the pails. meet had been itheasive, and described the emdltich of the We WS Wilde Maw him. amptuA" et UP ZOOS proved that Mader lisolook *led smearl a b oy 's Lim and for this he reported him tat the llama laid that eolv du blows were given, and tee ler the eN ease of mein away. 'The nes6atrates Mork sated that when the summons was applied for the bby's back was black sad blue, and hie flesh leaked ate "clashed eel." Mr. Freeze*. who weeded for the seboohneater, san daled that the fads had been mach azaggerated ; sod the magistrates, 'drew sofa areeldevetion, stated that although eo doimt too. ed% Alan° had bees used, the deduct of the boy bed. hem tweeting, and they bad decided not to maid the Gau' d hot they should recommend hlm to Ise 1111116 ledisseedelMeh would net bars meth weals. The CYO was disarmed without sends. deep Dr. Clerk's own costa. MN MAOMDATI AND rms WAIN& At the Hillsborough Petty Hessioas, as Mattis day, the Woofs. Weide:it veriest the ptoneshar i Constable Boson informed the hooch that *ere woo . • ass is the gentry endwise his hat, sad molt sot Mire it off.. Captaie CflDoieel—Take him tato cutely for dl respect to the court. Jamie Yea, the tease gesaticn, seas brought ares the Mb* useriou ha bat. Copia§ Cf Dobai (to • ooliconsa•)--Tek• hie hat a ;or him, it he suet tabs it el. Ocesialie Re & teak oil the hat. Copt* OVameb—Witet do you OM% Si; by stitadief o le bh mm mirk oer INS James Fos—libeet irate that it sham airy issmi rapid thia 016 Copal* CeDomed—Are yea • meeker? • - James Fox—l hold those feeboss. Clasiteea Memel —trader those oiremslemeet I mart aimmit yoe, as I otherwise amid hams dome.l melemstsed quaker' lave same such asthma, but if you have se 'pea fee a am* &alit some Isle it Oomalable Basall--fie mem% Mks his hat lark. Captain 0113oeml—WeU. Lore it there ; that ie Lis own look out. Mr. Pea walked out el the wart berehorelek leaded his hat a gilt to the eowireblea Diva IBM Roman Al Blllolllol4.oolledtidt day allsouses, 'Pr was Wanness, se .is .. d. 71 ob. resides at Tuslorsdro. walls, bat who was bi erstay or tdai boas& el his kola with Me .as at Prtstsfwa, ait' to bash, that Eisner as maul dm mikakiati Ards miff tM "s aatta gr ed iroatiftire,bar—..l7,l".ArtAar ran: I aisterksitss la bed rime so, be was is.. by dos ettswirres to se‘dest fs Wawa is lb* water, whist' anas .&y oMt two or Wes feet deep it that spot. Hs was Vl= Osbert up awl masa aid sourassaed. we I I. "r ib: we alth :l " M. O li ttsr is rod i. /ir. Tak• 11118116 . 1 4 1 8• 1 •• Thbi44 tirel f fbe sower riaswored. There is ao doubt be use ish•Ciiiiimi egosamal. wino be bests the %Ulm n.