The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-17 00:00:00

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OSUN and Co., ISO. loodsalsill -1.0% TRADE SOCUCTIBEIandotherABSOOLLTIONS WQ/LICING —IIEZ SUNDAY et the CZYSTAL UC& Aleut f t —Me Directors of tM Crond PALM Melt' pruned S inacinst member of Wok in allow dewy society being represented by tts °Steers and Mamba, 1 me- Mete spgdierdlile.Mood be made by leder to 11r:HOLIILL, Beanfort-bolldloss. &rend, eneloidng stamps to cover Up pears of adverthilog, postern. &O. penal of light projected by the shoetree slppomisi looked like a this diem of light gauss; ...t Had it not bees for the reis,•whieb esskolens oorrespoixlent as • well as whey one ate IM seek shelter as soon as the Aresiorks we erisli'it is probable that he would have bad many mote in. steams of the little miseries of humanity in week of pleasure to mount. _ The Americans, of whom there are many will have it that this • insetieg: of the Zlfal English fleets is a demonstration against Very possibly that was the idtaat the Toiled" Ifni I do not think the English government adopts it. ---- kEILAND.—BLAOK BALL PASSlM oszurs.—New smaismais with bar MCeionisi ...,.......4 Millie bra to some orders litriertrilr= &Urea le ins o r t I tb il i iamb tine tams roe et tin w e e res ew wo w soda peeled& ler auendantedra tared dame et saw' be earpeneed. Mid wary ea experienced I mad et weber ted rele Med week a sd diadem apperatee tor Ito entire the ',or molustrash dar Se VICTOBIie rtielmhilb t.OO O Wok Podia bar X& IlMepleatt, lappet Bet. and Briebiae.—Ctipper ddp la wpall iti ‘li 1, . ' wa di ledd , k. all tram Liverpool ileptenebst Ob. le an pereqpin. . l i t eadi Cc. L lAa.ftßUaskr elki Lead" C. . ... T/I iwuurnoN of ARTS and HANti- JAMMU for NORTILDASTELN UNIDOW k now 01.111 DAILY, tram 10 a.m. 104.0., fails AGNIODLTIMAL HAIL. Aissimko. tram 14 a.m. to 4 p.m, Is. : sad 4 to 10 p.m, O:L CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. • THE MARITIIa Plcl l l4, AT 911ERBUMECG. (LITTER B wain.) iltS - 15;ion Company's steamer Oambrian, ar rived 4 Plymouth yesterday from the clapetsn the 14th ult., St. Helena oaths 220 d, and Assension on the 26th. She brings 21 passengers. UN IXIIIBITION of SCURTURIC is now OPSN ea the Aide&Mai Ilea (raw* °us easiiip.oeatetoexer.) ouzuwauga. Amex 14 PIMA It was from the deck of **Heroine that I saw the English fleet arrive. Precisely at a questa peel the Enchantress, having on bad the Lade of tr Admiralty, rounded the point of the Wad Foamed entered the harbour. At that 'ailment the lead batteries fired • saints of nineteen guns. The Edgar, . Admiral DRAMs' ship, whisk sagely id lowed the Enahsearees, returned the salute, and immedisibely Aleseirsecis the majestic Mamma, hewing the lag iTies.Adatissi Ressibre de Mom ilved - hhisliallfgels.• I aft as' hosed tie Heroine, within 300 yards d the Kamm* at the monied she fired. The ear 'was. pea* sand by this fact, that every other . shot wended much weaker than the one pniesdieg. One shot ton and rent the air with a ttenseridons ringing, rapidly-travelling sound ; the next we. feint in ocespeziese, and speeded• like an abortive explo sion. The explanation of this is that the Magee* him all the other French iron-elide, has altssimin rifle and smooth bore guns. The theory that the smooth-bore, though not carrying so far as the rifle, does more " smashing " at short distances, is practically acted upon in the French navy. It war a splendid and inspiriting sight to see the English ships coming into the harbour. The French vessels manned their yards very smartly. I snotty the side of the first lieutenant of the Heroine when he gave the order for this manoeuvre, and cordially admired the ensemble with which it was executed. Almost immediately after the arrival of the En chancre's, the Lords of the Admiralty and Admiral Decree paid a visit to the Minister of Marine op board the Heine aortas., The ships lighted up,. and crowding the roads from one end to the saber, formed a striking and novel prospect hum the terrace of the thaw this evening, where, by the way, so many people dined that the waiters were driven out of, if not their seven senses, at least those of seeing, hearing, and speaking. No signs, no objurgation codld extract a word from them or command their attention. The Anse of Cherbourg ars very crowded to-night with people walking backwards and for wards, posslesed with the idea that something very extraordinary is going on, but having nothing ac tually to see beyond the unusual range of ships in the harbour, all now lighted up. To-morrow the Emperor's fête will be the greed day here. Prince Napoleon did really touch at Cherbourg on Friday, but he went straight on to Havre. Two days ago the municipality received telegraphic orders to take down a raised platform which they had provided in the Hotel de Ville for the recep tion of " highly distinguished personages." Cifilitaolllto, ACQUIT 15. There being some insociuraciss in*e hitherto pub lished lists of Admiral Dares' squadron, I send you si correct one. Edgar, 71, flagship, Oaptain 0. T. P. Hanby, baiting the flag of Rou , AdmitalSirSydaryColpoys Deets 5.0.8. Black Phase, 41 Moe ship, ()opine Lord Fred. H. Lem Achilles, iron ship, 25, Captain Edw. Iramitlart. Hector, 24, iron ship, Captain Geo. W. heady, C.B. Liatemi, 16, iron @hip, Osage Asg. Prim Consort. 35, irre.rsesd ship, Captain Geo. 0. Wiles, C.B. Odilivie , 3 9 , MP* Captain Chaim F. !Ulm. Constanso, 39, frigate, Captain Edward S. Bernard. Livrirlf ool . "MOM. Captain Bewley Lambert. Remick 4, izon.csaed ship, Captain Arthur Wilmsbund. Salamis. despatch veal, Commodes F. G. Suttic Macao, gunboat, Lieutenant Commanding John B. Creigh. Tie Lords of the Admiralty were on board the Osborne, and not on board the Enchantress, as the French officers of the Heroine whom I was with yesterday supposed. On board the Enchantress were Lord Clarence Paget and Mr. Chibiers and the wives, daughters, and. friends of "my LOAN," who were in the other royal yacht. These were the English ships, which, with the exception of the Liverpool, disabled by an acci dent, steered into Cherbourg harbour yesterday, August 14, 1865, before the eyes of admiring thousands. As before stated, the Lords of the Admiralty took precedence on entering the roads. It was the Osborne, not the Enchantress, which entered first ; then came the Enchantress, and the Admi ral's ship third. The Lords of the Admiralty, , gave a dinnerto the Marquis de Chasaeloup Lathed, Minister of Marine, on board the Osborne. Ad- 1 miral Decree was present, bat as far as I can learn, none of the officers of his fleet. This morning the Emperor's fete day was marred by regular, Cherbourg weather—i. a., a drizzling rain, such as I have never been here without seeing. The ships , French and English, were all decked out with legs, presenting a splendid appearance even through the mist, and great crowds of people with umbrellas have bees walking about to look at them. At eight o'clock a salute of 21 guns, in honour of the Emperor, was fired from all the ships, French and English, and at noon this salute was re peated. After this the first thing on the pro gramme was a Te Drum in the Church, which officers from the two fleets attended. The boats of the flag ibips followed the Duke of Somerset and snits ashore, and the other boats followed in the order of seniority of their respective captains. Immediately after the service there was a review, or rather a parade, on the Place Napoleon. There was some idea that it would be postponed in conse quence of the bad weather, but it took place, and was gotthrough hurriedly. There is only one regi ment of the line in Cherbourg. The bulk of the troops on the ground consisted of lamina and artillery. General Manduit, commanding the military sub division here, an old Algerian officer of Lone Philippe's time, was the reviewing officer. Now (at 3 o'clock), the weather has cleared a little, and a great many people are going off in small steamers and sailing boats to inspect the ships, which are open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 or 5 p.m. The grand banquet at the Hotel de Vila, to*. officers of the English fleet, takes place to-day. Covets are laid far 90. It is ~tan that the Ma , qui de Chasseloup Least and the Duke of Somerset will make speeches, and an saylselatien is entertained that they will have $ political boozing %ion the aided( cordiale. T HE EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS is now OM In the heTleultatel U. IHE EXHIBITION of PHOTOGRAPHY ii DOW win ID se Artouttand Holt. Hostilities had broken ontbeteeen the burghers tit the Orange Free State - aka the Basuto chief Moshe& Since the settlement of the line the Boors r bytheir estaboaring tone and conduct, had imisated , the Basuto. and provoked • hostilities. Demands were made upon Mc sloth - and, •his eon MoUspo, whim* were considered to be 'unreasonable. Them demands were disrepaled, and the immediate re sult was the proclamation of war by the Boers. The Batman were , sad, not waiting tabs .11041 Seater mai hat *a reads nc o f~i olae one of ite districts had already devastated. =very farm hones in the neighbourhood of Smithfield had been burnt doers, and lathy Boom were killed. A laigo_hody sof Bethke were within fiv4i miles of SinithithM town, which, if attacked by them, it woos:peeled would fall into their hands Oa* hundred thousand sheep, and large droves of horned cattle had been by the Bandon and drivel.' .cross =o s n d into Hantland. Though war hat been deliberately pm.. Waled, the inhabitants of the Free States aseniedpriparsd for a severe maMaehteh'wee to be able to summon / V I Z warriors, and if defeated could collect his trib es in the dompapthively ineweesible ravines of — the ifabld slugs o 1 mountains, not Ifejiathillel his capital, Thabs Boas, whirs tbp nature of the 'ground he might de 'dance to any force brought against him, ' • *Mikis his opportunity send forth guerillaismi to retaliate upon his enemies. Moshesh had Wined a manifesto stems his version of the einnireL He threw the whole Mama upon the Bove, end re mised to give strict orders that if the victory was given to him no Fagfiehmen who remained on their "farms In die Free State should' be molested, and that their property should be respected. • He did net with 10 fislit with the Queen, Or any of 'het .Majeleffs mammas, but only*, protect bit pie* firm elligennom id the Free Suite government. ,Preolantshon of war by the Boma remolds. Cape Town the Goveinor warned thp "catmints against taking 'any part in the struggle. A bbdy of -Benton under David blamtefa,•son df Mmithele, had murdered all the mss and male aside= of a tribe of bastard half-caitai under a Sig of tense, taking away a large member of women. Timy left 67 women and tha fern* children without food or clothing. The Basuto. had shown the mute spirit to the Boers, mai:airing all the men and male children who were captured. The Presithat of Tuitional had urged his men an month to the asaistaace of the Free Slate, and r ie great many were going, together with a large anmber of pooh fermam, from Cape Colony. The night - before the Cambrian left au expreis had arrived, ratting that the 'Beauty. had' Waded Natal, and that • th. British troops lia , fi moved to Unification , The latest swim resehred from the Peloolliate ansonatied that the Boma had routed a ledge body of Basuto., and rammed a considerable wont*/ of stock. The' day before the Cambrian sailed . p motion was made in the Legislative Counerth assist the Fres State. Mr. Wicbt said that tifeSthuteet were in the wrong, and it was imposelblo•that the colonists could pit by with theil anis folded and Awe the inhabitants of the %Wee Stets, men with whom they were meigisated by so many ties, crushed by the oombiaatiqn of the native tribes. He hoped that the principle of non-intervention advocated at home would not be sufficiently powerful to cause this. Mr. Wodd said that the amount doe from the Free State to the colony was not leas than 2,000,0001. Thera was not o book, he said, which was not more or dens in volved is the oonsequences of the war by i t ta. trans actions. Mr. Godlonton thought they must be ComPellid to grant that the Free State govarnifent was jut tified by the oireunistanoss in going to war. Ile had no hesitation in saying that the. proalanistion of Mosbesh was one of the most uanaparepti pro ductions that had ever been cooked up. If 9ems airy aid should be given to the free states, allab_yr Dutch or English, fur it was not in aecotaiii r e:e With the traditions of the race' to' see their - biefbilin crushel without going •to their sesietasea. a The war had arisen, be said, from the mismayegetnalit of ths eolonial govsemnetet. • He' would, boeyver, move an adjournment of the debate to the 17th, pa further information might then be in the pomemion of the government. The motion was then carried. The Anuexation and Representation Bell had been introduced by the government, and had met with- a determined opposition from the Rasta= mamba., who claimed equality of remmeentation for .the Emit and West Provinces. Imolutir in favour of that equality had been carried by a majority of one. The Diamond Company's steamer Bathers Prb vines was wreaked on June 24, within 1S miles yrf L'Aguilas, on a voyage from Algae Bay to Table Bay, through a change in the variation of the compass. The wreck bad been sold for 2,5001. The ' barque FleetwOod, froni Glasgow to Mauritius, wps wrecked off Damen Island on June 20. 140 lives were lost is either cam. Five thousand pounds had been raised in the colony for the relief of the sufferers from tho late terrible gala in Table Bay. The wool season had been late, and the knoW ledge of an unsound position of affairs at Port Elizabeth bad caused a comparatively small amount to be offered In the inseitek -------- ifirisT INIM Aleriocr,..C.:l ogler As inrsill, las 41:71.1.6 Ookuisbis.—Ths au Pa r Au. =sag ONULITS 811L1/411te Nave with Mai as Ow la/ sad 1711. al wiry asoll. .." ...as do spats sad gawk sir r114017.4n1 =4,.. 5 r- si Its phial aistiserdi abree.—Par pal lediel N o is a i m URN* lalorbaft 4lB .} ; or So . 11 ;. " 10 .1 07 lito. post NW MO Tormos.o=DlAT. U. liouUbloaru% C. mo b am orb on mitred mil lbw Oemisolts 06311. IR "lOW e. gro, Wolk of • oust OD Ilsolimip PRE EXHIBITION of YURNITURE, PAPMEANGIIII3B, and DZOOZATION Is now OPEN Is the Whinnied WI. THE EXHIBITION of HOROLOGIOAL &od PHILOSOPHItOaL INIITEMEINIE le sow OPEN to the Agriodtanl Nan. TRR KIRLBITION of WORKS in PAR- Clara IMAM and JIWILLIZT la hew OPEN in the Agrioattarel W. 131 ELIMBITIO/I cfl MUSICAL IMSTRU BMW Is so* OPUIa Ws Agricultural flag. jy .''--.--- T ---- t —' ollinaji WIVIFOOL ' OW ti ii MMITOWN TO „mai , pimi NIFIF TORN. man A NEW TORY, and T B/ Am. ' ''''..- - - 11T&ISHLP COKTAIT abed 40. m imic ' tosiLatVoadAto-bollt Ina Saw Ilbros-lbla. alibi In. Moo sr wsw mut. an OF OW, Ottardoy. A lik CITY OF WOOL Wasoffr i g . IL Q 37 OS MANCHSM, W . Anvil 111. Am owl Wamola. oat alonoto nod esturlioo. by So mat oboomon w = "l : L oing=ata s rola " Of saran. % ra m woe lotioda.A toll a 000kat tot Cara boa Wobtflati bookod t: l a lama -Fir tubber particulars to MAN WI4. 11 400. Mora r k =oat; or to al YAW. 0. mg T Ha 4IBITION of MOD= er DWILIo INGS is Iwo OP= la the Aleelieral TRB =WAIN and BANGOR RAILWAY and LIND CORPVOANT (Llmitad). CaOil. &W& PYet kiwitsg•o o , ooo, in 30,000 shorts of LBO each. blestra=7,ln full willlea ai re:erved for Lcreg u willt ase be Weed to tbe publicom which a will have to be "tr pal on applicallok and id on illetosent. It Is anticipated Ire a wig, al d st only will be man DISSOSOSS. 6 pe Hasbl3. Wad Lam, ILF. for Dungannon, !tattoo& I=l 4 11. q., Dublin. Oleatorim, Belfast, hisloaryllasbeasis, %rashest -Luse, London. NNW Wilier ~ Bristol. &Om Word Campbell Koch, mom Bodett, Rag., Fau n, Anidkold ?redid& nun, Nog . CUB EASKSRS. London -The City Bank. bliwol-Provinebl Bank of Ireland, Belfast, and all its Brandies. The following Banks have commented to reoalve deposits on cations : Scotland -Royal Hank Scotland and Its Branches. Rvirpool-Liverpool Commercial Banking Compaey (limited), Brbtol-Italßle, Cave, %WM, and Co. Old Bank. lianebaeler--Manchestar end Belford Bank. SALKTIOES IRILSID-SeW I O II B and Armstrong, Dubkln Ibtsmors n LOSOOS -Sim enhall ai ile, Forsyth, and Sodgwick, 17, lardreat. BROKERS. Loden-IsErodes, Sarney. and Woolley. yvtsool T . Tinley &.d .4orm. rton, Brothers, and Poole!. Dahlle-bruce and Woes. Belbst-Theodore Bothell, Fay.: Jadse Conyngliam, Fag. Cart-Wm. C.annell, Lg. gyps-L and R. H. Robertson. Abaglact a Dublin.inalmaza-fbarles Loyola, lag., Belfast and 8110111/fAIT-T. Pentbrate Jones, Fag. Tbnadneedlieetseek Leedom iota*, London. London. SMUDGED PROBPICTUL The atertemos of the last few yeses prows that for railway mapsates suburban and metropolitan hank is the moat rename slim Whet might here been the pronto; made had the tilting , of Brig lied by railway cmdpadlas been allowed, needs bet Se simple het elated, that land at the various suburban termini des Emden 'Always has in many mass mote than trebled bales. This Amocisike I. formed to carry through a scheme which etniesces the of a line of railway startler from the town of Belfast to Bangor, vii Bolywood, =y set any a and increasing suburban, bat seaside bilk both for permanent raid/mese amid easendem, Ws the afteatsge of had Ina sea frontage for building perperma 1W Mow eas therefore hardly admit of a dunks. That portion Of Be tansy, of elks of which (from Belfast to liolywoodi has be. ow dace 1663, yields an enormous ream on its cad of emetreetion sad done the 18th of May lest, by the opening of as edditional Te miles to Bangor. newly 70 per cent. on pre. vier teak We best gained, and without a very large increase Medlar deck the numbers seeking weveyaser cannot be car. Tisk The Pas which is at present mss, will thrrefote at ones bs babied, end ample rolling stock The Belfast, ilelywood, sad Banger lailway Company have, by a b3l caved this sesaion, become powered of the 44 miles hem Behest to Halewood, and thus seemed It Bailee of rail. W ag direct communiattion from the great manufacturing town et Belfast to Bangor, which tome may fairly be considered the Belgium of BeLfut. II can be reached In twenty minutes. Its Deny of scenery is unsurpassed. Bathing can he had at all shim of tide. and it is very popular with all dames for mai- Nem sad wardens Wise this Association het carried out is plies of having Ant rate howl accommodation, bathing phases at lielywood and ▪ 'dolor Moho% cur cat room, sad esplanade. the resell masa fail of being highly remunerative to the shareholders. The frame, when all the au 1 aucements have been carried out, has teen estimated by competent J wires at • niiIIIMOM of 31,600 per yeti, winch NI pay as high a rate of dividend as the share- Man in the Dublin and Kings own hallway metre. Innen connseton have gone over the works. and an Pm pad to enter Luto• contract to double the line, supply all the seaman additional rolling stock. and to conetruct the to made. h MI, baths, and other public buildings, and to pay laths siersholders sir per cent. on the paid-up capital for three yon Wan tie I t September, 133 i, latelleentlal committee In Belfast will be formed. Tln pins, report., and other particulars may he ems at the eared the Company. 3111 uses d forms of application may be obtained M Be iii2oet an hsaociatiou (Umited„ South Sea-house, Threelisediestreek the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors of the Ci rt i edmedleeergeg, baguet 17, lied. Irina and BANGOR RAILWAY and NY Me. NOTICE I N REM LAND YGIVEN, M at O d) APPLIC.ATIONS far SRAM will be RECEIVED AIM FRIDAY, the 26th het. _By ardor, F. PEMBROKE JONAS, Beeretery. I. Ililudosserstreet, Lemke, Als at 17, MS. R EV T ER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY flan fled). /MAO, in 10.0u0 Shares of £26 each. ". 100 k lAA Sham. Paid, £lO per Share. DIRECTORS. 311,0 hm Dad. Oromettor-equare (of Mama Dent and Co. O. .. , 1011 m E. D. Isg, Bert, Director of the Lad Secaritim • oDend. Deputy Chairman of the South African Beak. Sank. .toldard. 14q., Diftctor of the Ape and Moslem:ma's MAIM= Micro' /alias Reuter, req. ISSUE OV DEBINTURIS. Ths Dlreeten laving been ered at the ! el. GENERAL URI/THU of the held TODAY W Io WI Was del:rain:es to the amount of £3.5,000, are prepared to 71"1" Mheathen for the same fur the terms of two and form /eon, ho following rates of interest : ..r.O rs l re i per nt. per annum. va.:an Ili, Debentures will be of three denntninatious—namely, 466 1 ,,; u 4 glee. led will have Interest coupons attached. payable 04 the lit of September and the Ist of March to each year. The Contacts held by the C. moony with various parties m vull mot* and abroad, and remota over period of flee years from the Ist of January last, am out to conidderably more than • so us the Dimmers are ant:cabal to borrow, sad afford 0 1.41141 Y fa the payment of the wettest and the redemp ° .the Debentures. In addi ton to this security there • sa liPwarde of £ 50,000 of the subscribed capital of the Com. Sony united up. Al' putt:Atoms should be addressed to the Reirretarv. atom. thabhl by a deposit of ten per cent on the amount of Debentures Wiled for. In the event of no Dk bentares being toned the deposit will be 0.1 " 44 Is fall without any deduction.—Sy order of the Board, FREDERICK J. ORIPYITHS, Secretary. 1 . UN lachangsbuildings, Leda', August 11, 1866. DUBLIN, WICKLOW, AND WILLIFORD RA.N.N•wer— The Mport to be submitted to the mission on liooday mut, Mates that the prodte es the helf-y•ar's winkles amottiet to 18,9881.10 x. 9d. ; end the told tam mailable ter dividend, Melodies 49034 ii,. married forward from last amonoti in 22,9701. Out of this the directors recommend payment of the usual dieidoode, at the rote of 6 per COOL sad& ilsr sent. per maw, as the different dames of preferowee desk &adobe:es, sod • dividend at the rated 4 per omit. per sawn oe the origioal stock of the company. Of cows' it would be men sulderialy to be able to Moire that th• dividend on the original stock should be motioned at the termer rate; but whsle the Sbillalegh branch has only bora wed wince the 22d Kay, sod has therefore hem prods,. t[w !r lives rrs than deo weeks of the lb. menu' emount bee bees charged with interest to the extent of 2,1061. more thee in the lat etstomont. Theo has bees an Menem in Madly remote over the deormegment ing hall year of 6,4211 lib. 34., wool by • wientitc ellt• peiediture only 6061. greater than that of We Jam half lel 1864. TM ditioninore between this ooneysey end the Kitting ommeny home boos setiefenorily emennei 80I7TII lOWA= RAILWAY AND RIVES 001IPAIL—Tbe report et the dirooton shows that 21= • has Met molted to pm the Wend , on debentern ▪ mortgium delek D• 411116 and lime Claaal dividend, end far 811millaid Owl rent. • tether stun of 38,p7& Be. 6t. is regaled to pay e dividend on preforinemetock end shariM eel Me per Met vottimas &Metall me the fordtaaty Meek gmenntoml by the Mitoeheriwt, ond Lin. eolashire Cloolpemy, melded together the sem ci 60,7181. 14e. 14.. which is the estimated wet income ferthebilf-ydar raneiraMo from then memgmet under the Imam • t AN lieseciaanis Dirrizorsow.—lls is aerials ls ohnern bow iron making memo to lam been the oseepellen et the Dudley family, for woe sialer bolobb • • tb• protest day it hoe eligely6 modraido der led hy moned gi ti7:o. sortiNl ofg="l.4Blt mey ho ratelly lemag gi Mel se keg or to sr' micas lks sop hams • Weak Et LEG r 2XI PERSONAL REQUISITES.— th , Patronage of Ronk, and the Ai toMst A i of —.v., Ind universally held In high Maio- PAW 1116 NAMAN. for promoting growth. reekehog, zed heautgri /low ng la hu Kalydoe. anman hair, en ed.. 7L. Ntr * Id.. Pez bottle. ands' orieneletka me Mao 9f= i. the complexion end M looin, end outing en -47.4174:: wows es " rtetth " frtd °d terneek °"°.ll : ll". . l4 "....„._ a lftsieliMemenos to the a .V. el. pa. ber.--b•a by ---••• gad 14Thabeft.—Ask for lowlands' " Miele& DX 800178 BMOCS &ad LIMP. = • wan %aft waives OM iftdti. tram the r:rr . ys le = 1 • 111 _,b• amm to pt i . ia " Ambil Se en war mkt trees num sad Um .......--.,..._ ebd *„...,____W•••• feltlesea drama et Ihe Wm, **. •••___.,_".....2, .....--..•••., me e featly spiting lamellae. mad •• • .......:: r — ....••• Oaf ete trely inceasst : mad la Silk 0 f•••• 6 •• .._.....L. e ft ....aionewh. they meta e11f 4 16 9 . rya 7-- moor:abate server 1= 4, 114 f i l l I. ; ..., 11. Willlearaleeea aw e al % id. mad fa ft De ears to eek I. DT. lia llts:ifila The geaulseerela • seam fres Peekille tate '. Waage Lambert" =g raved re tbe stamp. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (uunies TSLICULI FRANCK PAWS, Amon 18. The Monifetir of this evening describes in its bulletin the circumstances which led to the mutual visits of the French and English squadrons, and adds :--" Englanddesired that her fleet should be present at Cherbourg on the Ibth of August, and France cannot but congratulate herself upon the sentiments of friendship and courtesy which sug gested this thought to the British government." The bulletin of the Ifoniteur also announces that relations of a decidedly more friendly character now exist between Austria and Pruseia. The same bulletin says :—" Spain has replied to the opinions expressed by the Austrian government on the recognition of the Italian kingdom by Spain. that she has never admitted that her policy should be indefinitely bound by dynastic interests inde pendent of those of the Spanish crown." The ifoniteur in its bulletin also says We ee in the resolution of the Pope to increase his army, a flat mat to plass 1Nas;11 la a position to provide for the internal safety of the Papal States whoa France shall have osseed to occupy Rome." THE ENGLISH FLEET AT CHIRBOLIRG. CHERBOURG, Amon 16. At a banquet given here yesterday, the Duke of Somerset proposed a toast to "the Emperor Napoleon and the French navy." M. Chaaseloup-Lanbat, in reply, proposed the following toast; "Queen Victoria, the English navy, and the entente conliale between the two governments." BROST, AUGUST Is. The Mediterranean iron-clad fleet entered the roads at 11 a.m. to-day. AUSTRIA AND PRIISS/A. STALIN, Atmore N. The semi-official Provincial Covveapowde nz of to day says :—" Count Biome has had several inter views at Gastein with Herr von Bismarck. Bo far as anything reliable is known, it may be expected that Prussia and Austria will speedily come to au agreement upon the definite regulation of their co possession of the &mines and the establishment of a more settled state of things. One pressing demand of Prussia would be thereby fulfilled, and the ground smoothed for negotiations referring to the ultimate solution of the question." VIENNA, Auouirr 16. Telegrams received here state that Count Blome will arrive at held to-day, to report to the Emperor the results of his mission to the King of Prussia. Count Mensdorff is said to have received orders from the Emperor to repair to Salzburg oa the 18th, to be present at the interview between the Austrian and Prussian sovereigns. The Emperor Francis Joseph yesterday visited the Queen Dowager of Prussia. His Majesty wore the Prussian uniform. The French Ambassador has left for Paris upon leave of absence. Baron von Hock has been appointed Councillor of State. ITALY. FLORMTCE, Amcor? 16. The Official Gazette of to-day announces that a quarantine of seven days has been ordered for all , arrivals from French continental ports on the Mediterranean, on account of the existence of cholera at Marseilles. The government has autbo iised the sanitary officials in the Italian islands to subject all arrivals from the Italian peninsula to a quarantine of seven days. THE CHOLERA IN TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 9. (Via Marseilles.) The cholera has nearly disappeared from Peva, but has extended greatly in Stamboul and the Bosphorus villages. According to the official report, the daily mor tality averages 380. The panic is universal, and all business is suspended. M. de Moustier, the French ambassador, leaves today for France. DISTURBANCES AT BUCHAREST. BUCHAREST, Almon 15. An emeute broke out in this capital this morning. The Hotel de Ville was pillaged, but order was ire establiehed within two hours. One officer and seven soldiers were wounded, while ten of the rioters were killed and 23 wounded. DEATH 7110 K INOCIILATION 07 POISON.—A la bearisg man mimed Sullivan, raking oe the testae Smite of the city, came to his death lost evening under circum stances of a peculiar nature. A few days since a cow, owned by the deceased, was poisoned by eatiog a certain weed found mom the commons, from the effects of which the animal died. Sullivan proceeded to take off the skis, and while engaged in the operation initiate] a alight sat upon one of his fingers by which the virus was inoculated into his system from the palmated carcass. The effect was most rapid, the unfortunate man suffering great pate, and his ease wee soon beyond the aid of medical skill, death en suing in about two days after the occurrence of the inocu lation. The dasatied was a worthy and industrious man, end leaves a wife and three children who were dependent upon him for support. Abut namedlNeleon' who misted bathe work of Saying the poisoned cow, was also seriously affected from mere absorption of the poisonous matter by the pares, but he Is now expected to recover. lostanoes of this kind, we are informed, have before occurred in this city, end the fatal result of the present ease should prove a warning to those who may ond tt seoessary to deal with the carcasses of animals that have died front the aide of poises or disease. —Hamilkm (Canada) Times. SHOCKIWO WIPE MITE.DIR.—A. brutal murder was committed on Tuesday =thing. at Uplesdon, three miles from Gloucester. The deceased, who was 40 years of age, was the wife of a cowman, named Males Davis, in the employ of Mr. Ford, farmer. Davis and his wife occupied a patios of an old building adjoining Mr. Ford's premises, some reapers ocecupyiag the other part of the building. Ow Monday night the reapers took two gallops of cider to their pleas mid called to Davis and his wife. The party re mimed caramisg until two .o'clock in the mesas', when Davis and his wife returned to their rooms. Soon afterwards screams ware beard, and the respects on gong to see what was the matter, (thud Davis coming down stairs, followed byhis wife, .ho was crying. He threatened the men with violence, and they left. At five o'clock in the morales Davis called his daughter, aged 14, to light the fire, and on her going down stairs she toned her mother • lobo; on the Baer covered with blood, in great agony. Davis ordered his wife to get up, bat she said she could not, and he threatened bee d the did not. He then threw a jug at her, and next a stool, and beat and kicked low. The girl than' upstairs, het was moo after wards called by Iser father, who said her mother was dead. He then mated her up stairs, washed the blood from her facie, and told the girl to *than the blood away dove stain. sad if say oos asked her who did it, to say her mother fell dowa stairs, and broke her peek. He then changed his shirt sad left. Sepals dolt Griffis mid the police are, however, expecting to 6r posheod him very shortly. To add to the horror of the ease, tie p2er woman was posmaterely stained from the I barber.= treetineet she remind. Hooawnt's Colons Box.—The box owned and oss wis M . lexath for kespiag hie brushes, paints, and other is KM in the pessession el. Oaionel James V. Deesieed, of this city. It greEg at ea =oboe of the Waite of Ilogattli era efter his death, by il i f t = fatfolo of Coked sad bee been in the of the family own ISM It is basses two sad *Wee feet hag s belt as wigs sad abseil a foot deep.— * Inisabeth (New lerrey) J'ournal. THE IMPERL&L FETES IN PARIS. (now oux owx PA6.1119, AWN? 11, 6 AA. When the cannon of the Invalids@ awoke all Paris yesterday morning the bright sun seemed W give promise of a fine day. The sky wu soon over cast, but as it did not rain nothing could be more favourable for a popular frativaL There was sec vice is all *e ebarceas, followed by the customary Ts Dam, which at Notre Dame was sung by the ♦rchbishop of Paris, in presence of all the otheials who are still in Peril. in the Protestant churches, which do not keep the Feast of the Assumption, the Te Deum was sung last Sunday. Bo mush for the Char& festival. The popular OW began at one o'clock, with tratuitotui pogo/m -angoes in all the theatres excepting the Odtion, which is under repaint,. a so-ogled Began& on the Seine, pantomimes, rope-dancers, and Maypoles oa the Esplanade of the Invalids@ and at the Barriire do Trope. Twenty-two theatres gave gratuitOus perform ances at 1 o'clock, but the doers of most of them bad bees beaked fleas dawn. In long lines the closely wedged pleasure•seekers :waited for hours, with that patina.), which seems natural to French men in the queue at the doors of a theatre. Many worn out by fasting and fatigue give in before the grand rush which follows the opening of the doors, so that the late comers, even after the performances have commenced, easily find standing room in the great theatres, such as the Opera. At the Vaudeville there was a very exciting scene. IL de Girardin's appeal to popular suffrage was heard, and uneaimonaly and noisily decided in his favour. The applause was deafening when the injured husband having spat on the hero's cheek, he offers him the other one—a proof that the Christian virtues are better appreciated in France than is generally supposed. The murder and suicide with which the piece ends were received with even greater favour, and the curtain fell with loud cries, which were inter prated behind the scenes to be a call for the author. K. Emile de Girardin was very natu _ rally in the house, watching the effect of the new theory of art upon a critical audience. Two of the actors took him by force, and with soft violence dragged him on the stage. Such an ovation natu rally affected him, and as he got into his carriage, wiping his eyes, he said, as he wrung t he manager's hand, "After all, you see, vox popisvox Du." There was nothing, so far as I have beard, at the other theatres, at all of which • sort of birth day ode, ailed a coact; more re less vapid, was sung. For less early risers than the theatregoers, who are a class by themselves, and never miss theme ex hibitions, the Esplanade of the Invalidism has attrac tions lees difficult of attainment (I exempt the prizes which dangle from hoops of verdure on the tops of the maypoles), and uneecompaaied by the inconve niences of crushing and unpleasant smells. Cross ing the bridge of the Liralides—one side of which, looking to the Pont de la Concorde, and the quays between them, two points, are lined three or four deep by the spectators of a regatta which seems to consist of • race between two four-oars, and not to be very exciting—we approach the Esplanade of the Invalides through an avenue of booths. Here are theatres in front of which noisy bands invite attention, and bespangled actors, male and female, exhibit themselves and their tarnished finery to tempt the public curiosity. There is a camp. oven of very ingenious construction, from which • baker is turning out yards of the gatette, in which the Paris gamin rejoices ; a menagerie, giants, for tune-telling, sonnambuliats, shooting galleries, roundabouts, and all the other sights of a fair, make up the closely built street of canvas. In the lateral alleys of the esplanade there are rows of cafes, gingerbread merchants, sausage-sellers, barley-sugar dealers, and all that can gratify the appetites of great and small children. About four o'clock there was a heavy shower, which did no one any harm, and was very profitable to the cafe booths, but at six it recommenced, and continued steadily raining during the rest of the evening. This was very favourable to the illumi nation, for it disguised from the Parisians its utter inefficiency. Round the Place de la Concorde, and from there up the avenue of the Champs Elysees, were placed is close proximity candelabra with groups of lights connected by garlands of gas. The jets were enclosed in opal and red globes, the former of which gave a dull yellow light, and the others at a short distance looked like breaks in the line. The effect was that of two long lines of pale, smoky light, far fitter for a funeral ceremony than an occasion of public rejoicing. I have a sort of pleasure in recording the utter failure of M. Hansa man's attempt to transmogrify the elegant outline of the obelisk into four gigantic palm branches. This at least seemed, so far es coca. sional flashes of gas allowed the spectators to judge, to be the intention of the decoration. What ever it was meant to be, it was an utter failure. Round the base some sort of wooden structure, sur mounted by groups of the yellow and red lights which are the fashion of the day, contributed to conceal the proportions of the monument. A strong detachment of firemen was in attendance, ap parently to put out the obelisk in case it caught fire. There was only one feature of the illumina tion which was really successful—this was the effect of the fountains, on which a ray of electric light war thrown. Had it not been for the tawdry garlands of gas lamps which interrupted the view, the green jets of water falling from the top and thrown up from the circumference in a feathery spray would have presented a magical sight. The poor little oil lamps in tLe Tuileries gardens, for the most part extinguished by the rain and wind, had a most forlorn appearance. On the whole the illumina tion was a failure. Such things poem little understood. To be effective an illumination must consist of masses of light contrasted with darkness, or must be confined to a small area. In Constanti nople they understand this. In Rome the illumina tion of fit Peter's owes ire charm to the concentra tion of the light in a single spot, and the fairy-litre illuminationsof Pisaare effective because confined to • short strip on each side of the banks of the Arno. On either side rise masses of fantastic architecture, traced in lines of fire ; they strike the beholder because they are =MSS of sparkling light. A single garland of dull lamps, though it extend four times as far, can give no idea of rejoicing. The fireworks were let off in a down-pour of rain. There was plenty of noise, still more saute, and nothing bet the keediet ; the Ile end dieeleleffe of rockets at tie sad wee emeemeal. Bat I met not forget te mention a deecestis whisk woe not eoatempieted is the- pregraloase of the Emile& This was the rain, ;which, falling slanting!, in Se ▪of wer e a ab s b a4 oismsaid. were Mims se ma& " the repast assi al theww Han had here —" tans wield mosaat ter Milt bat the madastka was less a, 'wres t ha Say valid dad sonsidembly Mara moo rz direetems had to repast Rider all Me wader i ft a ki t IS z were seatlMMlNlMit s with %I et a 7 whirdi l : dividend. aad it sae rePe dams/ Mak the reed* b oo , sem *ON et the I them at the ptevionorM 01.,er IS per etas. over the wa S. TM direction were .this""* int thew sttribakid it to or no Wit.vis. the istiab o 7 dek h za = a a ". Motion in the Ira& lie is UM sad to the pm* a► d also to the emit et fiery that, the strikes =a zta44 exhibited • very lasted that by the end m oo 1,4. 6 d be able tO give are, poi ) He silmild just sow to to o skims of Ms miles" wpm sad the ripens to statism " a ; gamy by this sis = s of sapi: lat the ars *ekes that whatever meneten ea and wake is as sffishat stalk 11, sad that it proved a ma les; ken) The whims id • 00. elms skleasfer w of monsaaistag as Na g a la : difficult to redoes trate ma i ; ilma where they thought tail a main et the away. Ca sa bests emeediegly to hem been arr ig a po t isseoleas. mewed to dimini ammerapi shed dribs% AM ha em the muse at lb it dimhush a noted in the presset mu, h. lh the future et this mileey, sari s cpsediture se the sew Haag asook comsat stabler of the scomes t native. He she believed Mat a s leads would oak, lasi Mr a tiny viii somoleted and the tame h would rise morly, if not qi* L b eh were &mimed to NNW A N or two subjeste tentless' Yes .eluded by formally maybe a l P. (depaty.ehairmaa), seseedol thi w remarks from Yr. AMA; serried auseknosely. wen them desired as resomesehl oisties, the meeting was sow ash N LN proposed a rimolottea frett, issuing sew shares *see the ssa sots al parlimaest :—" The Mani d Additional Poems) Aell, (ffiseedeld, be Les) Ash Iffid Mica dot, len "The Choirs r "The litoe'shome sod Nth 8 r "The Tottenham sod limp Ad, lOW fix meads' Rib resolution. aid, moved seas smeadment. "'TM meatier that no new slims mill the Midland Railway Coniessr i s , the Midfield sad Rotherham Asa lowed to participate in the hoes d Sold, seconded the amembmet ss war advised by the solicitor to its not put snob no smendmest so the I somewhat angry discoidal, Yu I carried, sad sane other mattes et Mimed of, the meeting was Mask Masks being ems to the MMus. [&RKHTB. sm., Aain 16.—Tlion has tin ma, witho m ut tease piism kw as 000 Ink% %choking 3,0001 w ups moricaa, 150. to 1804 600 P% 00 Kinshasa, lag. 0. ; 16d. to 17441. ; 800 Paga tol7 no IL a, 12d. to 15d. ; 5,000 korni, 8i is to 14d. Nagai, Wade. &a, 41 to 13d.; "Tagus, 121 d. to 1334,; =DIY markst ti 136. 3d. ; 00ober to Deemabbt,4l; IL 9d. )(huh, 45i. 9d. Delivey ; arrivals, 2,301 mks. leusand far leather dartag tits pi 'ldeals in extent. Oa Tufrday ii rel fresh leather arm small, sad sited. Good crop hides, 4511 la Wish and Australian butte. laid Sae, 32Iba and under, sad stoat er a the 'A SA' mod is must frias Aueust 16.—At 'Medal's uniaa es quotostione of L. fel. pee boa a Balite and other kids.! idiot vs it very little bulimia molted, us* it sa,.ed buyers unwilling to aap4. h la per barrel over the prim asset at irlsob sales wars limited. BMW. lea corn were each 6d. per eleplers al held for fully previous aim. au, Ammer 16.—rh. bet WWI good deemed to-day, bat tbe min r fall rates. 801 l made from 3a Y. 1, le. to 6e. Id. ; lamb, /a to fa ti; park. 3e. Id. to 56. per dose dila, to AUGUST i&—Holy well Yaw. NI; iW Sad Haswell, 90r.; ill ; Walls Sod Sdioq 186. Owl Ww.--fliapoist market, 15; sokl. Mrs.—Nay( 899,099, Fa/90, whet is excited on *cornet at tbs sea of the pirate Sheessdosb, sad Wei ibably same a pries. Is operas. 125 big& at 89+ dole. per Om* vanes. Steck 26,000 bbls. Is nits base base sold at 1 dol. 10c.: 9 1 ' 260 bbls. at 1 dol. 15a pee 00.80 -Nee York Paper. iLL 01(1/1308Cow-PANT getiatt4 roc the week ending August 1440 it.] HOLLOWAY'S Prus.llwo trengthening a debilitated conatltatiesibm In the world. Persons of a nervous let s e suffering from weak digestive omit come deranged by bilious affectioni , rer complaints, should loge no ttme In 1 11 .2 a a fair trial. Conks, WWI o are also within the range of this es effecte I by thee* Pills are not weeeplete and permanent. They are ash as, and may be given with 'tea dotes Ow. nag children. ARRIAGNS, AND DIATBS. 14, at Forest-rail, Bydeohant, S.L,* of son. 14, a at Matheran, BydeuhaM -11111, tlio —. '" of a dater. demist 14 ugh , at Cotswold-hose& Chest Mall* oblations, Bee., of aa" 16, at Itobartameetreet,&te. his • tt of a daughter. ugust 14, at Ellerslie, BlaehhUrn. I,lld. W. Woodhouse, of a 000. 414, at Christ Church Peraosage , ClO bil°4 Iv. 0. W. Weldon. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CM * 11124LAY,—Avgeat 16, at BC Banishes be Her, Dr. Y. H at Bev. Bev. C. T. Mor. 14. Barnabat, to liellas, daughter of qq , of Menow, Surrey. cow —Augalt 16, at the pariah • TR. the Bev. J. B. Hartley, J. Hart*. 1 -"7 de, is Lary Aduam , daMihts, of t h. 042.—Auguat 15, at Veton TIM l ot ,ay. Burdett Nerrenharn, uncle of * . 11 Z.. SKI., of 14. Itaasaeldetreet.2.l,lß 30 snley Matilda Holmes, third ALL Bag., granddaughter of the lats gis IS& end grand-shot of the hde eg, Bart., G.C.B. —Mewl 11., at Bt. Margaret% W.lllO haharn, E. Way, of Gloneesteeterress ne, daugh.er a J. A. Archer, of W DF.ATHS.of 114, at Dove}, Elisabeth, the wife t 14, at Wrstbourne.terrese, Syd*-91.0. hew, Fes. August 14, at Walsham-le-Wiltdish,r MIL, Us., of that pia." and *ll7. Wm.— at en. 14 • at Doeglestoed, csoadocry, X^ m.- 87. 0 111, atlanartf-ettlas, Kr. G. Ward, ee=..., I 14, at Might." lasamas T. Woada, aged M. a Pi tbflehed by Witillll Kr* BIALA —• • e, is the City a Landes. rtig i be hardetreet, to the Prestsed Sean 17, 101. APPLICATIONS for CHORAL FESTIVALS, 1117BICLL INTIZETAINIIIIIIIS, de., to be made et the Bertord•etreet i asilestoie. 411,Y H. BALM Beerstary. THE OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH, vows mase4 Tynan, hints, Wststeley arm et. Alb , " eves', Hulk. Li , with toll bead sad dans Omstrasbd Ile. P. lcaaltamake The Moss Tessy sad Ism Musa, Warm ti,r6 sad Davis the Vauban', sad Mose Zink. the are Rea* tame. TEID ITINING, at Eijil O sleek. E s TROPOLITAN MUSH) HALL, Idgware road.—Open altp.3o.—Ocothated moms W Barry Lidos Abraham Cox the American Coloured Commensal th ; Nadimet ltoretaWlhos Stay Oral :Nelms anthers; Sag sal =Jerry Wood. Opus ROB ROY. POO= PLIES LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE 11Z11 Nei LINZ INKMANCE COMPANY. 01lloso-1, Diiioilmoj i Liverpool ; SO sod IL Pos&I ; T. CaroblX Cherompercon. Loodoe. Milani - WM Gowan NOON 1•10. Tw. 0141124 1121,0tt 11,311,10,1 14212,300 n. 114 C • Tint Mtn 131401 742,674 MOM JOILN ATKINS. Redden liestenery. laarlaa. Lite cid= an pueblo tn thtrty days dbur Iney di attolttstl. TaREBELICR and GLENITY, IT DOOlll to aokumarraousr. STRAND. The mite eutsbilainneat in Leaden foe the following Artielee TRIMINIXS 6VIM= ANGOLA SUM TRIUMNEWE INDIA TWIED surre. THIUMELZEII INDIA GAME WAISTCOATS. THBEIINEWS KAIIIIIII SHIM TLIMEIgit MIPUILED FLANNEL SKIM TRILIIINZEI ki irART MUT& THEMADZICE OVERLAND TRUNED. Tanana's INDIA arum" TIMMS. THIMMUIR'S METALLIC LINED MINIM TIULIBILIX3 MIA CABIN NAM ILL —OIITIIITS BIIPPIJZD for LNDIA. CHINA, sad the COW. NM, sad detailed the articles required for every purpose sad aggablassot win be forwarded ea andkallou as above. TRAVVILLENG sad BSA-SIDE SUITS, in New Xlztates_asede la the Walt stale, et RAMILTOY sad KIIIPTOWB, 101, must , (apposite Ilasisa lirlasly BiIIiCTACLII3 REQIIMED I i rmay I waft sessigennion by everyosa azaleas to Mak the .nsfils tikedag—stght : tor on comet know ledge as Mae wpm tine ter mink Wasiak^ will del= the ontataly of preemie; dear vision to the and of life. Its la detormbied a sleety of discrimination must be used to Mame of the mad power that will supply the loos, or Intainry will result Optlealquaekslike medical quacks. do ladle lsbls mischief by their (permit preteueloo, as IA preyed 1h the Menem of ormatry hawkers end uaskilled veadoes. Rarely, It was wiser to ask advice treat some Veof repute. and avoid Mk to one's sight, The old Arta a l ' m a ass Bards and Son (established Mc). opposite the British louden, having specially attended to the aura tao ll =7 " r . pectseles, are competent to advise oa all that per tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurst' adapta tion of the km* mstalastuasug Use, Si the requisite power, sad mho ory the Widow estestios ot • spenaels frame (which Is likewise 'Riverton') et the tana most Mooring the lose. NOTHING IMPO6BIBLE.—The greatest and Term turd invistiloll d the day, MICA nIIARILLA. Messrs. JOHN 04361111 LL and Co, Three Lag-000rt, lanhard street, London, perinatal to her Majesty. reepecttnlly offer to the =this lair to i tally ts nurrallons ante. whic gradally es the prutine hue — no m a tter a u t what mar age. The am Amalie has none of the properties of dyes ; It co the benedctal to the system, and when the heir is end raNM ewe application per month will keep it In perfect alma. Price Li Ia per bottle, or in half bottles, 10a. Od. John Oantell and Co, lave been appointed perfumers to H.IiH. the Princess of Wotan—JOlN 001 S gLL sad Oe's CHKRIIT TOW H PIPITS is =sspsdar to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per chemistelea= the menu ectory, IS, Throe Hingeourt, Lemberdateet, DR. CIILVEB.WICLL on ALLRRLLGZ ObllyAlets, Ilapplasss, and lhaappoiatsseals. Pries IA MasaAlseshUl : Author. THE PAITTHIDON BATHS, ft ; Ober. I. Ladles' sity Iloadays. AS, Ds. prolleassal radelaos a s...l Grad Ilartborough-assalk:W. Al so, Ihs Postodhos Tartish Maths. Is. id.. S. I4rtba4raread. • Arne? on BYIYCIINIMI oN AMTNAIA.—We take the following from the Geelong Register : A paragraph is s he rounds( the papers, saying that " sayoboloe has on fatal effect upon rigs. Mr. John Gray, of Gutlemaise, tried the experiment, and 4:ontological. , the result to tb. Yount dieraadeT Moil thus :—' The obi sow died as dead as a door nail. Yours respectfully, Jobs they.'" A oar respeadent of the Gedorg Advertiser says :—" Of one this* I ma aware you—etrycheine is perfectly harmless es a while administezed to • goat. Eloise years ago a of roles had as old 'billy' who was a great cuisines to his owner sod his thighboora. He hid de termined upon getting rid of hits, aid so obtained a large dose of strychnine, rolled it up in a cabbage leaf, and, be fore Muting fee tows, heeded the tempting morsel to his victim, who ea it, tad seemed rather to relish it. My foleod returned hems Mght hours after, and Billy was there to welcome him. He thought there most have bees some mistake, and so he gave • still larger dose, aocl with a similar tomtit. Billy had to be theta." A SINGULAR TILSORAPRIC BLUNDIM—Oneof the Milos-bearers of the Greed Lodge of Beaked, who had to attend to the momat ceremony of haying the fousdatioe. stone of the memorial to the Doke of Athole at Logierait, left Edinburgh without bit cocked bat. On discovering the omission be telegraphed from a station oo the Inverter sad Perth Use to his wife is Bdisborgh, "Send my cooked hat with -- Mc:Borrow.' Our retders may ju d ge of his ormaternatios wham on the following day, hie Mud pot into ids bead, not the wh ic htic of attire, but a parosl of "cooked ham,' into words it appeared the telegraph clerk' had transformed the message.—Dandee Ad vertiser. Porsooas.—ln the last century, the original Crawehay, then a fannee's eon, rode to London on hit pony thin sole property) to seek his fortune. He began by sweep ing out the warehouse of an ironmonger, who was of a die. crWsatiog mind, sad saw that yoorm Crewels', bad good stuff in him. The ironntosger had been speculating Noe comfally is seeding out iros pots to America, and his astute appreatiee observed that if the Maritsa used so meay pots they must want hooks to hang them on. Whereupon his master sot only took the hint, bet kindly determined that Orawahay should seed them oat, and that he would baud him the money for the purpose. Upon this venture 1004 was realised, and from that time the farmer's son moved rapidly upwards, being Stet takes into . partowship Try his meter, mod ultimately becoming so iron lung is South Wass. It I. serious that from this stook have edam (is to short a time) two barooetages and one metase—that of Li some. —Gems Week. EMIGRATION STATISTIC'.—The foliating are the d e rtia a tioes of the 208,900 persona who emigrated last year :—Usited States, 147,042 ; Gest& eta Booth America. 2,963 ; Cased., 11.750 ; New Beesewiek. 308: Novel:tootle sad Gape Mee t .., 433; Newthandland, 33; Prince Edward's Ishad, 8 ; Vautootiver's lalsod, 92 ; Jamaica, 343 ; British Guinea, 220 ; .Trisidad, 182 ; other West lodise mate, 1.215 1.215 ; the Beet ladies, 1,267 ; Odom 206 ; Japan, 4 • the Mauritius, 23 ; Western Mika, Bases, Madeira, H , am. ke., 36i ; Cape of Good Hope. 873 ; N atal, 527 ; Meek" 43; the Falkland Islands, 5; the fisocioria lased., 15 ; New Beath Wass. 4.11119 ; Qthrwelmoda 4183 Visigoth 13,909; Booth Australis. 2.312; w° oo ° 9 thalim 219 ; Tossomis, 60; New Zealand, 11,970. It is a ismeimilis Sid that saws eat el Gamy tea pewees who ham the Hated Bieriest the proceed to the W il Mat. The eadiratios to the meabied territories ed Imam Jeatalitna we. an a lows etas lit year thee it had %maids* 1864. Oa lie see heed. 168 •IMeali° o t° British North Amnion sad the Amiaahra MIMS now what declined last year.—Near Zealand laosttitser. If