The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-02 00:00:00

LIFEBOAT BERVlCBl3.—Tharing the stones of thepast year, the NATIONAL LIMBOAT INBTITII TION y Its Leebaafa sad Ulm much contributed to the Irv- beg et NS penenie tram dieerient wrecks on nor mute The Institution aka expended Ll9lOO in the rate period on Its Life boat a d a bilatenette, la addition to piel.alla u rewards. Tp s cime et the Insiitenony APPEAL to the cr y i he OWN. to enable them to meet the eoathiwid ine In Motion's 160 Lifeboat Natabliehneenta. Ocialetbatletle ate received by all the Louden eel eoentry f=inad try the Booralm. ILICILAZD JAW IS, tip , at the 14, Johnetreek Adelpht; Louden. MDT BROODEN'S EXOELLENTE BIJOU TILLS 00C HANTS MODILY9 SPBCIJiII X les FABP.IQUI. JOHN WWI. been honoured with a Illaa-ama Yodel et the Para Unhand addlation, accomtaaltd by the above Wanda, ter y twines the public to ea laspettlea_c)t b i b ti lli r l = truil lb sod arta:etre astortateat al JIWILLARY, all wale ea the preralsea—JOHN BROGDIN, Clektualth. Mesa. =, No. 16, Ileatletteetrect, Coveataardea. W.C. leti- A.D. 1796 Amer med. of Chaim tad :eagle"' tor li. each. N.H. Me tetablletuatat Wiese& et 61a the iii, eat ca latanleys et I o'clock. The erpreo. TO 00111 YONDIMS. Ad•SIAINCINGiI Wended foe •• Emma London Ironton , moat M at ttio Moo, 10, Socoacioolroot, by Two rci:k on the day of publication. ASTLXTII. X T. Smith, Lame OR SATCRDAY, Oct. 7, Win denims sod an efficient company will appear in Use sew Xsisisatis Mum, 11117 MILD OF THI MN —After ninth. 11107 i. BEITAXEIL Toni iVIDFDPO, THE szoomrs PETITION. Mews. Rey- Dads, Drummoo 4 , Croaked, he.-1M PseAlga Clow - IL—Don Plates—kind JEANNIE AND LIM DEANS. BOWS. Mills sad MW E. Ilaeutly. ZION Wall AT LONDON-BREDGIL Tim DAT With& lA. 4DA.....ADATOOCO. TM. TO4lolaolll ManAm& ITia. —Mbeelases. 30.. LONDON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. Tile bewilderment of the Confederate Bond• holders in this country, and the credulity with which they listen to the moat absurd suggestions for saving some relics of their property out of the fire, supply food for considerable merriment in the United States. The idea that the Republic is going to pay interest on the money lent to bring about its destruction, is looked upon ass joke of a brilliancy for which the Americans have never until now given us credit. It appears that the Government of the United States has found among the papers of the enemy a list of the original sub scribers to the Cotton Loan, and the New York press has begun to publish extracts from it. Under the heading "A Cheerful Crowd," one of them publishes :—" Names of the " Magnates of the Rebel Loan,"—" Some of " the Distinguished Britons who were taken in," — finding therein " the motive power of parliamen " tary sympathy for the South," and " any quan " tity of reasons for the milk in the cocoa-nut." The list is • curious one, and it may some day be our duty to publish it after verification. At pre sent it seems just to some who, as guides of public opinion, were bound not to complicate their pecu niary interests with the fortunes of the Southern re bellion, but to preserve a material neutrality, to be lieve that their names have been placed on this list by error. Other names also occur which are recog nised at a glance as those of gentlemen whose ordinary business it is to deal in values of all kinds, irrespective of politics, either as principals or on the account of others. The list, however, is • curious one, and must lead to further inquiry. Mr. SEWARD'S letter to Mr. ADAMS will pro bably set at rest any doubts which the most sanguine of bondholders may have entertained as to the probability of an assumption of the Confe derate debt by the United States Government. When that Government has recognised the services of General RosesT E. Let, and given him a place beside General Gestrr ; when it has redeemed the paper money issued at Richmond, or raised it toper ; when it has paid the claims of the contractors and other creditors of Mr. Jerrensox Davis and his colleagues, then it may think of the misfor tunes of the bondholder,. Established 'govern ments, however, would not thank it for setting a premium on insurrection, by introducing a princi ple which would always ensure a supply of ready money to insurgents by making their creditors safe in any contingency. Mr. SEwsao intimates, in his despatch . of August 10, that the Government of the United States repudiates the proposition contained in Vice-Chancellor WOOD'S interlocutory decreelin its suit against M. PRTOLEAU and others, that the United States are the "successors" of the rebellion. " On the contrary, they (the United States) main " taM that they ere now, and during all the time " of the rebellion have been, just what they were " before the rebellion began—a sovereign State " absolutely entitled to the regulation and con " trol of all property and persona within " the United States, subject only to the limi " bilious of their own constitution." As we all know, the Government of the United States has taken this ground from the first, and maintained it when the prospects of the Union cause seemed moat gloomy. It cannot be supposed, therefore, that having made good its position by the valour and sufferings of its own citizens, it will permit that position to be celled in question by a foreign tribunal. Mr. SEWARD declares that the United States claim, " through the action of the British " Government," the restoration of the cotton which was the object of its suit against Pato- LEM: and others, and which had been consigned on account of the defunct Confederacy. This being the ease, it seems a pity that the United States should have sought the aid of our Court of Chancery on the subject. It is, of course, competent to any aggrieved persons to de cline the jurisdiction of a British court ; but it is neither friendly nor respectful for anyone to resort to one of our courts, and then, when disappointed with the result, to complain of the " presumption" of the Judge, and confess that he never intended to abide by an impartial decision. Vice-Chancellor WOOD'S judgment may be, and probably is, liable to correction, but in rendering it he has not gone beyond the limits of his office, as Mr. SEWARD'S words imply. It will be seen, however, that Mr. ADAMS has not been instructed to trouble Earl RUSSELL on the subject at present, Mr. SEWARD'S despatch having been written and published rather with a view to prevent popular misconcep tion than for any other purpose. in Somemstaire. The Marquis and Marchioness of Waterford will. during the ensuing week, twelve% distieguithed circle at Cunsghmors, the family seat in the county of Water ford, to celebrate the corning of age of the Earl of Tyrone, M.P. The rejoicings will extend over several days, and all meow connected with the extensive landed mutes of the Bamford family in the county will participate in the celebratiou. The marriage of the Marquis Townehend and Lady Anne Duff, eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Fife, is, we hear, appointed ;to take place on the 17th The Marquis of Ormonde attains his majority on Thursday next, when there are to be grand entertainments at Kilkenny Carle to the teaantryland the labourers on played ma the Irish estates of the family. The Earl and Countess of Erroll are entertaining a select circle at Slain. Castle, Abardenshire. Viscounts andjViscountess Chelsea, who arrived at the Earl Craven's boon, in Charles-street, Berkeley' square, on Friday, havesisoe gone to Ashdown Park, Berke, on a visit to the Earl and Counters Craven, who are enter taioiag a select family party. The Right 1t0n.113. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli have returned to Hegheoden Manor from Woburn Abbey. On Saturday morning a marriage was solemnised at the German Lutheran Chapel, in the Savoy, between the Baron Otte von Gruriewaldt. chamberlain to his Majesty the Emperor of Rossis, sad Miss Julia Maria Rosseter, sister-in-taw of Mr. Judd, the American minister at Berlin. Mr. Adonis, the representative of the United States at the Court of St. J•mea's, and other persons of distinction consoled with Russia and flinserica, tweet present at the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Dr. &Amnion, minister of the chapel. Professor Ferguson has just reported to the go vernment that a disease has broken out In different party of Ireland among cattle, very much resembling fern in borne. It attache in the first instance generally the fore hop about the knees, the beck of which swells. Tumours form as dif ferent pasts et the body. Suppuration takes plan, the tumours break, form into sores, and in fatal came the al i mam are carried off from suppurative fever, as In other mat. • dies of a blood-poisoned eaters. It is alleged (says the Timm) that an arrange ment has been arrived at between the British and Canadian governments, by which the former undertake to propose to parliament the guarantee of a loan to be entreated by the latter for the purchase of the Hudsoe's Bey territhey, the interest sad redomptos to be steered in the int instance ost the revenues of the territory, and certain Canadian securities also. It is further said that the maximum of the proposed guarantee, on the basis of which it will rest with Canada to make what terms she can with the Haden's Bay Company, is not an illiberal one. The Temps mentions a letter received from au Italian engineer, announcing that the workmen employed in piercing Moot Coin bad come upon a bed of extremely hard quartz, which turned the edge of the best tempered steel, and it was feared that this obstacle might retard the opening of the tunnel for four years. As long ago BS the month of May or June the engineers were expecting to come upon quartz, bat, as geological surveys of the moon. thin had long since ben made, the inmediukerit must to a certain exert have been reckoned apoo. Perhaps the qu wiz has proved harder than was expected, but early in the year they were lucky in finding an unusually soft vein of rock. It is to be observed that foreign ngineers have expressed an opinion that the tunnel will take longer to complete than the sanguine Italian managers anticipate. It is astisf.ctory to think that the summit railway is likely to be made before the end of next year, and will shorten to our hours the pump of the olowitais. A letter from Aoata says :—" The greatest wonder to me is the number of ' unr.otetted females' on meets at every step on then mountains. Only in a abort half hour we stopped for our beSakflat at St. Nicklaus, on our way to Zermatt, the other day, so less than three caval cades mine to • halt at our hostelry, and they all consisted of fair touriste dispensing with the assistanse of male eons. pinions. One of these enthrone bevies had a courier, but the others iatruted their safety to the guides, and fought their ewe battles and reneged 'their own affairs better than any husband or' governor' could hare done for them. I read their comes in the trendless book ; every one of them was a ' Miss,' some of them ' Minn in their teens ; Coed it im beautiful to an how the dust don not seem to soil them, ear the sun to ten them ; how beautifully tidy and fresh and blooming they look only ten minutes sitar coming in from a weary day's work. Wooded el the effect of • short tfirr&girc with the glees, the applicatim of hair-brushes sod soap, the indulgent, in that peculiarly English luxury of cold water." Advices from Frankfort mention that the Lelpeio fair, which is at all times the largest commercial gathering coo the Outthink has this year been the best is recollection. American buyers almost cleared the stores at the nor monument. Woollen cloth, buckskins, and fancy goods were sold off at ouoe. Cotton goods were in demand, but, the stocks of these being larger thee of other goods, buyers weld be micommodated to a greater extent. Worsted manufactures went well, and those of lines were taken from the market at every price. There has also been a good busmen in leather. The probability wse that before the conclusion of the fair nearly everything would be disposed of. At the same time the Germ= wine-growers are In excellent spirits. Both in quality and quantity their highest expectations are surpassed. For the best growths on the Rhine high bidding* arc made, but the producers are Dot pressed to sell, se th eir DEATH OF LADY RAOLAW.—We regret to learn I lest operations were favottroble, sad therefore they do not that Lady_ Raglan died on Saturday after a very abort want mooey. illneva tier ladysh i p was the only daughter et the late " M St. Germain," writes "Argos" of the Post, gonna the Earl Beauchamp, she was born in 1832, and leaves a youthful family by Lord Raglan, to whom she was I " who was all life and spirit at Baden, and breakfasted at married in Sept 1836. I the next table to me three weeks back, hostellers a victim FEMALE MEDICAL PEACTITIONER.S.—On Thnrs- to the absurd unties of steeplechasing, indulged in at day, Sept 28, Min Garrett passed her final examination , ; this period of the year on the Continent, he never having and received a license from Aswshwasisse Hall. The comes recovered from his fall at Spa. It is inceoceivable how of study includes fin years' appreoticesitip, • preliminary ' mita am permitted to go outside of as asylum can ride examination in arts, and two prop ssinal examinations. Tb• Brat of these in oe anatomy, physiology, chemistry, screws over big fences on ground as bud as St. James's. hotels , sad matrix medics. The second, on practice of street, and perhaps the death of this gentleman may bring medicine, pathology, toxioology, medical flosialMsalmoessorl shoat their abolition ; if so, he will an have died le vain. midwifery. A *Waikato of Mindanao at lectures on each M . ch nsa j a held a situation is the gapsynyyse oI the subject is required. Thessout og ificates en only be given by I the raga l air k aaaran schools of „ m ath.. Mann of the Morse to the Emperor of the French, which Certificates of hospital practies sad i s w a r ttincop are be obtained from Cenral Fleury solely from his knowledge also required. All these ra ge were c ompli ed with ot horse flesh. He was a bold and skilful rider, and pee l* Mina Garrett. Hes "UM tau area C o t a ll , =WM. WIN the UM gentenean jockey in France la every geese of nothing. The Apo th ecaries' constitutes the wwd. • the legal yualifintions of what AM wiled general penoti• tiocere. They usually take beside, a diploma in sorcery. VIATIFELE P•roon. 0811 SEMLI2IIO Dam This is not at present open to women, der IA the M.D. de. SATURDAY, SEM 30.—Admissions on pa nest, 10,019 ; pee anywhere in England. —Sear. ditto by season tickets, 7,038. Total visitors, 17,087. ~~ i . The Queen drove out in the morning with Prhumee Lou, ina end to the showmen her Majesty went eet with Prisons Louis of Hesse. The Mose end Princess Louis of those, Priam= Helena, PIiVOINI Louise, and Prioress Dundee west twills* , bat at tberyddie, gives b the Prince of Wales, in the *venlig. Bereswer de Beheeek, Bares de Raberau, rod Golose' the Ron. D. de Roe were to atteadraea. Earl Dalhousie sad lady Christian Mauls arrived at the Orate on a visit, sad bad the honour of agog with the QUIDS and Royal Family. Sirruetia 30. The Qom, aooompanied by Primer Louisa and Primus Bastrice, and attaadsd by Lady Ely, drove yesterday to Altoas-Onitbacrair. Primers Lash of BOW sad Maoism Helena waist oat driving is the moraine, sad I. the &harpoon Primes' Rehm drove oat with Lady Christian Mauls, the Ron. Km Grey, and Kiss Grey. Karl Dalhousie, lAdy Christian hauls, sad Sir Marlys Wood bad the honour al diaing with tho Queen and Royal family. Despeardies wore received as Saturday at the Oolooisl °Mos from the Governors of Rug Koog, Cello's, sad BMW. Despatches were moat to the Gourmets of the North American Provinces. Bermuda, the West Ida Islauds, sad British Goluabis. The Duke of Northumberland and Lady Louisa Percy will leave ablawlok Castle to-day for Nortiumber land Howe, en their way to pass t►e wields at Torquay. The Duchess of St. Albans and Viscount Valhi laud, sosoespaaled by Lady Dian• Bessolerk, bare arrived at their tontines at Prinargate, Kaightebridge, for • few ape. The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde left their resides°, in Stratton-street, on Saturday, on • visit to the Earl and Counters of Cork, at triton House, 'OIDAET G, OI E X $L UESgli F • Crtax ors wont 4091fternmer.) PARK SUSDAT Evmmro. The cholera returns from Toulon are fitietnadall- On Sept. 26 there were fifty-three deaths from the disease, and it was hoped it was diminishing ; but a letter of the 28th reports sixty-one up to 4 o'clock only. Among the deaths of well.known persons on the 28th were those of Madame Dubard, the wife of the Procureur-Imperial ; M. de Lucent's* lieutenant of Marines ; a captain of the 22nd of the line; M. Henry, navy surgeon ; and Dr. Seamus, surgeon in the Military Hospital. The Toulon nais complains of want of proper provision for the decent burial of the dead, and also of the ra pacity of certain sextons and beadles, who, while corpses are in the church portals, coarsely and with threats demand their fees "beforehand." The maritime authorities seem to consider plenty of meat and wine a preservative. Orders have been given to serve out rations of meat to sailors seven times a week instead of five, and wine with every meal. The punishment of "stopping wine" is to be discontinued except in cases of men addicted to drunkenness. Officers are authorised in certain cases to double the rations. At Sollibs-Pont the cholera broke out very sud denly. On Monday evening the sanitary state of the town was as good as possible, and on Tuesday 60 cholera cases oocurred, of which 55 proved fatal in 36 hours. The inhabitants fled from the infec tion in such numbers that according to the last accounts "scarcely anybody was left in the place but the authorities." Three surgeons bad been sent by the Prefect from Toulon, sad 10 convicts to bury the dead. Although the present cholera visitation in France is slight compared to what has been seen on former occasions, the panic in the south is unparalleled. Arles is depopulated and so is La Bayne. The people fly without knowing, in many instances, where they are going to. Several bankers in the north of France have given notice that they cannot undertake to get bills paid or protested in Marseilles or Toulon. At Marseilles the diminution in the Number of cases appears to be more persistent than at Toulon ; on Thursday there were but 19 fatal cases against 33 the day before. In the fires which the inhabitants have been for some time lighting in the streets, it is now recommended, as a further preservative, to throw a dozen quarts of liquid lime when the flames are at their height. The Nord of Brussels, which, since it lost its political importance, together with the Russian subsidy with which it originally started, aspires to be the chronicle of " high life," sets about the story that M. Emile 011ivier is about to be married to Mdlle. Bouvet, the Empress's reader. An eminent Paris surgeon has been sent for to Biarritz to perform au operation upon M. Emile de Girardin's daughter, attacked with diphtheria. The day of the Emperor's return from Biarritz is not Exed, but he may be expected at St. Cloud between the 10th and 15th October. The Bordeaux people who had calculated upon his passing some hours with them on his way will be disappointed ; the mayor has received a letter from M. Conti stating that his Majesty regrets that he does not see the possibility of varying his programme. The King sad Queen of Portugal will leave Lisbon before Oct. 15, to pay a visit to the Emperor and Empress at Compihgne, after which they will go to Lyons, Marseilles, Geoeva, Leghorn, and Florence. There is a rumour that they may perhaps make an excursion by sea to England. Gladiateur has returned from France safe and s ound, sad is dons good work every contain at New maiket, where it is said he is sure to start for the Cam bridgeshire. Paris letters say he is likely to go to the stud mixt Deana, sad that Count Lange has already had offers of we km than 31 mares at • subscription of 100 guineas each. The Dorset papers record the death of Captain Patsy, at Oanford, in that oounty. He was a midshipman I on board the Mars at the battle of Trafalgar, and was by , the side of Captain Duff when the latter was killed. The Mara lost 300 out of 500 men on board of her at the famous battle. CONORIGATIONAL UNION OF ENGLAND AND WALLY. —The usual autumnal meetings of this body are to be held at Bristol during the present month. The Rev. David Thomas, RA., is the chairman of the year. The sessions will commence on Monday, October by a public devo tional meeting in Castle-peen chapel, at 7 o'clock in the evening. when an sddress will be delivered by the line. Theophilua Laney, minister of Baresbury chapel, London. The meetings of the assembly, coosisting of pastors, minis ter., and delegates. will take place on the Tuesday, at Bruns wick chapel, at halt-past 9 ; and, by adjournment, in the same place on Wednesday and Thursday at 10. The inau gural address, by the president, will be delivered on the first occasion. On Tuesday eveniog a public meeting in aid of congregational missions will be held in Caatle.green ohspel, George Leeman, Esq., M.P. foe the eity of York, in the chair. On Wednesday evening a publio meeting will be held in Brunswick chapel to receive information respecting the congregational churches of the United States from the delegates of the union to that country. Henry Wright, Esq., of London, will preside. On Thursday night, at the Victoria Roane, there will be "an ezpositum of church principles and their development in church life." John Re mington Mills, Eaq., M.P. in the chair. Thews meetings are all to commence at half-pastsession will terminate on Friday by a public , binakfeat at Highbury Chapel School rooms for the members and friends of the board of educe ' boa. Samuel Morley, the Dewly-elected noooonformist M.P. foe Nottingham, will preside. ELECTION TO OP= SCHOLARSHIPS AT OXFORD. Farr= COLLEGS, SrrT. 30.—The examination for the vacant open scholarships, ha, at this college, terminated yesterday, and this rooming the rector made known the following award of the examiners :—Open scholarships of the value of 801. per annum, and tenable for fi ve years.— Mr. Z. W. Wharton, St. Peter's College. York ; Mr. A. V. Jones, Bedford School. Stapladou scholarships of the annual value of 601. per annum, Unable for five years. Mr. W. Mogg, Sherborna School (open pro Ade eke). Open exhibituaa value 501. per annum.—Mr. G. W. A. There'd, Beetunaria. sad Magdalen Collegeffohool, Oxford. Miohell exhilaitior.—Mr. C. E. Leeds, Exeter College ; them were 32 coadidates. The rector of Exeter College (the Rev. Dr. Lightfoot, Viev-Chanoellor), has giveasotice that residenos for Michaelmas term will begin by presence at morning chapel on Saturday the 14th of October. COLLEOL OF Paaverruita.—At a meeting of the council of this corporation on the 30th September, Dr. W. Smith was re-sleeted a member of the council ; and the following persons were elected members of the college : Mr. George }lady, Victoria•road, Hariseepriee ; Mr. J. J. Large, Withybans, TunbridgeWells ; Mr. H. M'Laughlm, Fristoe.villen, Riohmostl, S. W. ; Mr. John Lewis, B A., Abbrlitardems, St. John's-wood ; Rev. Frederick Newman, Garleston, Yarmouth ; Mona. A. La ibietentr, South-mall, Cork ; Mr. E J. Paul, Brraketryd, Somme; Mr. W. J. Stafford, Myddelten•street. B.C. ; Mr. Henry Stubbs, Grammar &boot, Muttons. Yorkshire: Mr. J. S. Whiehelaw, Zero-home. Hammersmith ; and Miss E. Woodward. tirange.house, Darliegton. OOLD IRCLAND.—The Limerick Sonthern Reporter relates what it aptly terms a "romantic story." X.. re turniog late from Limerick races. meets Z., a (Heed, to whom he offers a bed at his bones ; but cm reaching his home, which had been left in the charge of a gosaocevant. X. is usable to gain adosittanee, his servant having leaked up the house and goes to the raees also. So the friends break a peas of glue and get in by a window. Z. agreeing to sleep on a sofa I. the dining-room, while X. retires to his own bed, An hoar or two later the servuat returns, sees the window broken, and, eogandisig that thieves are on the premises, lets himself in the hook door, arms bitosoll with a poker, and to much the Imam la the diving-room he fin s a stranger wimp on the sofa, and, without more ado, attacks him with the poker, breaking his arm and factoring his skull. But them is much ability is Irishman. and the Reporter gays that Z. I. "proroggjoe favourably" le spill of hie broken arm end imagined skull. DEATH OF A CLlBASTMAN.—Yeaterder morning while the Rev. Mr, WTherrnott, the &olds% of Westin's stow Hospital. was presetting at 191. Jude's Chen*, Chelsea. he suddenly paused, said, "I feel Not and cannot pro need," sad sat down. Mr. ' Smart, the churchwarden, gave him some water, sad he was led to the weary ; theme he may removed, by medical advice, to St. Georges Hospital, whets he exphard stout 4 Aka* ie thniffernoon. Letters frOtit Itoms, dated the 170 ult., mention that the creation orehrdibab Whitt*** td hive taken place in December next is postponed till Lent, 1866. .. . Aberdeen . .. livireseaera.. ♦.Hope .... Daps Cear Liverpool ... iglar..o4 todioollllull6 10. D. 911 I,lz. B.z. LW. ML w. all LW. BA• . s I 4 s i WOW 50.0150. 8555? ! A I OI N M& WOW WNW 19.0118 ,WWW WWW 4).044 155.1415 BX EXL LN.L LLL SAL NA LL LILL N.L NW. L 11.2. LILL na IL JCL LLL .I.S. N. N. IL N. ~i::; r'i: amiss Timm* i .. i searberosa• !M"! • • &LL Li. 2, 1865. SUDDEN MATH AT A :AMINO BOUM INWEBT.—(I3IIB DAY.) This morning Dr. Lankester held an inquest at the Elephant sad Oartle,Siereread. 126. Buena, on the body of 01111/1•111 Maw, who Ilea Mead deed la bed lost Thursday atoralag at sledging Deem, at No. St.Dnasmaisd• street. From the "Aimee el the leadlord sad leadledy, Mr. sad with them lin. Wad, it apparel then deesseed who teeir ea thi puede= Saturday walk, art appesrame Miam i = table ea Thursday I t the mill dm% they upstairs and Maud the bedroom door Waked is the halide. The pollee were mei for, sad for, eamloble 432 8, wpm eateries the room, said the women was deed. =Gibern, at the S divisioe, s tated that he h ir e room et deemed, whom be towel lyieg ea hoer left side quite deed. Be temed apoa har Id. ia mew sad • camber of lettere, the et whit/. Is. 3e he pa► to es likely to threw ligli• spa the owe of her distil: Dear Jaates,—lt is wilt a bresidag beset that I write these few Wes to yes, sad by the time that yea remelts them I siteß he deed. aad holm thst you will come and put roe is ra staih rz:. I bad sot the !mart to p to amy Mends, aria all flu Bee yea have camel see t:2 4 theas, sad you k•ow that I mould DM bold • 'hustles with being ssbleot to these die, that I meld not bold no leer, but I bopthat Doi will forgive yea, as I have see that it will sot be keg w Wore meet *pie la world. You Meow hopm own e e et that BY yea that has brought me into all tremble. It You moat b are thought that I had no boort or feeling la me to stead by k owe sad me mother careened in my Thatyou could sot have do it yourself, tor you know I loved ym too well. 1 rely hope that th ice have will do es well tor you as I have dose. I weld eat let you bare your own way *sough with roe ; that made ou lure 'plait me. I know it did, but I will now my unwell to you. I esolosed yea my likesem which I hope you will keep for my mks. With my best love to you sad also he Ans. sad be sure sod be kind to her for my sake. your loving wife, (.set—P.B. Do, I beg of you, mem sad bury me &meetly, sad Dot Lt strangers do it. I have ..dosed you Ms told oI the boom I amat i at." The latter wee directed to Mr. Jr. Alex. 1 , Olispel.strees way, Westminster, who, ups mom. said Shst , Broad way, &- awed was are hie wile. but had hem hi housekeeper pre vious to kis marriage, sad afterwards up to last Saturday week. She lett spinet the wish el himself sad wile. He ism bee 31. when she left. She bad epileptic fits surly mery fortnight. Dr. Baylis said he bad emeakted demand, sod could not End anything to sososat for death, but bed sent the stemma, he., to Dr. Barley tar saalysis. Thom was a slight bodes ma her right thigh. The inquiry was edjearsed for two weeks. LAW IDITELLIGENog (THIS DAY.) to • et& COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mom Ocomississer Gallon.) His Hew= sat for Ib e dist time this ogoottos, sad disposed of lug het .1 ahem amain .1., 1 13 33 cuatmer morn. Pia beakrupt uso a wareboasemeo, 0f1. 4644 Apissi liabilities 410,930 i. the assets 161 vim, =an stated as 34001. This was 14 as sod discharge. 416, 11 m t . Bergood, for the sasigneu asked for aoti of two et three months. The beakropre asap. et bad b oos t o purghsos goods through an Nottssa, sj.7 allowed to &mom el then es he thought bills of sleben. had Ii ofropriated by sow oat of the way. The sisiguess wished to m% and therefore said for as adjeassment. Adjoaramerns for two rnmeatiss. t.+ v~ .ir - 01 11 030001 01LIT. The bankrupt, described se • leather Great Toweretreet, nu • nand iaden d r idill b Coe" Bombay. At a former entree aa ad jere a .7 lariat, with a view to we erraecreseet mob enin f i'll Xes jAwniatle, tor the bankrupt, sow silted lush' edlouruessat, sad slated that onsures were la eci.a. reasher some patents width Winged to the Adjourned arcortliagly.__ - is Is worm. The lowarapt was • wise MIIIIIMACt, of Wei was the *deg ter exataisedies sad hookas& f igr, for the 'mimes, asked for se silis ti the sawasts sot Wog awspleted. As edisersosst ass waned. My. I. W. L. TOLLamacm. The baskrapt war described es s okra, of Bea sad elsewhere. Debts, 3.7701. : lwatarty hold 560& ; arpsaditare about 1,2001. a year. —4 Mr. Begley Mato& that this we a double liseloop ti Ant bawls' topearred two years ago, and tilt ChMt sassit to saw under that bsskrsptey. B. I w o._ gee die, sad bad sot eowe up soh imr: t i t: lll" pdsos, sad was mats adjudicated. Thsoodon4 to Use wok sa4 deddiseey rawante. yr. B. Reed, for creditors, oho rested fel sg i sosousts. gergoed, who swarmd for the bstilingt 1 , 0 the applioatios asme too late, and Vat ths r at reedsrsd, would be satire. His Wooer raid the basktupt's lug, u m required explasstioo sad directed an adjoin's., ix as MACMILLAN. The hiskrapt, • taTlerTiaß;ll - 'sTond.reed, a ft the wart with accounts theists; debts i t n ol t a 1,7001. This spasm, eansialf wad et that 1,5004 oat of the 1,7001. wee the 9 44 latest held by the bankru7t fee the =subdue gi a , 841, for the assignees, said they did latish% the patent was worth 501. He wished bailash, cosh, shoo • emit aeosuat for six noses ht. I M appeared for the bankrupt. An adjournment ti mum& THE POLICE COURT" ea F (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. IMMO CHARGE. PPENCit Norris, a respectable-looking yore cast has =tit lately held • iespooeible position h Ushered of liras. Thoemeset and Oa. mocks Great St. Hera's, was this monies placed W tin fore the Lord Mayor upon the three et unkeig the mores of his employers. Mr. Warner, seen., conducted the pressmen It appeared thee the prisoner bad been far red is the office of the prosecutors as Ink and his father had bees for • greet try previously also in their employ, bat be recently premed by the prosecutor. It wie the prieoser among other things to pay OM REG s diffract dock companiei with whom the gresiem • deport arenas, and on the 12th of A u in Anast, and the let of September, three chore k sea were gives to biro to be paid to the IN Doak Othipaey sad the Feet end West Lai Doi • pry, but it appeared that none of tree dame appropriated to their proper use, and this, of car, • isquiriee. The primmer was asked on Frlty lOWA explanation, and the reply he sr that it was all right. Oa the following mete* come to the warehouse, sad it was trio dismal wee &firma io his accounts to the emeriti 111, there was every reason to believe that be weeshst the country at the time be was approbate& William Smith, one of the City delectivesolid from information be tarred he went this asseura ton-place, Camberwell New Tow. where its resided, in cooper with Unde rwood, morn and after waiting foes some time the come out with • argot beg in his band. 111 him, and produced three cheques fur 501. eta, mi should charge him with embezzling that sraeutd and other roma, amounting altogether to 5001. replied, " All right." Witness than add tke, s had a bag in his hand, he would errs be him where be was going to, and be rid Is going into the country a little way Ice I Or two. Witness then asked him shit it done with the paas-book, and he aid la give him " the tip" about that after awl& they were going to the ration be agar atikel ths what be had done with the par books, sad be tM that wirer would find them wrapped up ia spur • box in the sample room : sad upon go* to its dieted by ths prisoner be found the three !nett mow produced. The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner write, be to put any questions to the witnesses. sod be rtPtd he had no crestless to ask any of lbws. Mr. Woetner slid he did not propose to entik say further that day, and he asked for • reard. The primmer was accordingly remanded. CLERKEN WELL. 'CHARGE AGAINST • PRISON HAIM Robert Pox, a sub-warder ie the Hors Wog it 40, Whiskin-street,Cierkenwell, ins the instance of the juries" of the coary el Nava unlawfully "carrying sod conveying fate I prison for the county of Middlesex, to wit, Wee of Correction, certain tobacco, to wit, about eas bill weight, contrary to the statute," fr. Mr. Alexander (the chief elerk)—Are Tra FIDII I guilty? Tbe Defendant—l are guilty of taking the haw the prime, but I took it is for my own sea, saf al give it to • serener. Charles Oldham* said he was a warder at the Her Corrective. Oa the 18th iost. the defendrit war s warder at that prison. From information be rereol the defecdant bad gives • prisoner some tear bi to the prisoner and asked him if such wu the 0 01 prisoner denied it, but when he was closely esel tobacco was found. The defendant wee takes leo governor, and he was suspended, and whim he vs. before the visiting justices he failed to attend, 01 , the pretest proceedings. That lAA e ll heelke • matter. The magistrate—How do you prove the the I rived the tobacco from the defendant f• Witare—On account of the trouble rid upon prisoner has not bee, brought be (la oder sr this sort at this eons; the prisoners have hem fare the magistrate and gives ardour ) The magistrate said there was no proof that he dirt had given the prisoner the tobacco, and ikA WIWO6 be dismissed. To prove the case the Priw. I revered the tobacco should have been prime THE CATTLE PLAGUE. —ACT lON ET THE noraltth rarecroaa. ts,. Eithet solicitor, of Fradtritherseti read, Mr said he was instructed by Mr. Hoerr ,„ M.R.C.V.S., and one of the inspector 'eyelet& " grammar to inspect tattle, to 'pig, OPT I wield Kr. Ward, a eowreper of Otilegeered removing awe without first obtaining an - order Mt purpose. He (Mr. Ricketts) was retreated so wf ea the 21st of July Mr. Friedman saw east dimmed in Mr. Ward's yard, and be told net to remove them. On the 22 for ed be ford oft were gone, sod heirs the application the Pr seeding,. He asked for th e autornoes medm the f orders of the Privy Conseil:—'• Every WI Woe possession, or under biz custody, any renal under the disorder, shall as far as prootiothle kale , animal separate from all o th er a nimals, and stall toll tunics' be within • district for whir se ittrotw. b• appointed remove the same from his late sr Profw out the Ulmer of the inspector. No pramis al trot for which an inspector has bees sir without the leave of the remoter. bring to or from market, or moor from bit., et premier say animal which his bre is tip saes e n , stable, or has bees is the same herd or fifth, re bar, e :der. ta f eus lT i was ti L ap un t y.sclaentoodnimb.:thib:stuuriodalicegtrioutonh:Wropotiutr..b.::ll:_ ~ Harker Nr. Harker said he would have grse4a the • met" had Use shed in which the oows were bord-to It was just out of it, sod therefore the eliPo°°" — better be made at Iferylebome. WORSHIP-STREET. TICLIT-07P•LLAVII WIN. —lSt MOW MID IlLq• Marta Reaper, a man of middle ag e sad sbla il t i frame, was charged by Sergeant Nareety, N divide/ wet reportiog hirmelf, smordiot to ib° 9 " di tl Rome, h. being the holdaa of • tithet-otteare , for as isfringement of its regulations blfooo° 4ll4. bad characters. kr. Tb• nargeast's evidence wee, that while twin *A beam in Shoreditch at bight he saw the 1tti0° 24t ,.15 I at the bar, and knowing him to be out c m • wide doom eotexpire netU sarch neat. keseed to as imprimament of font mom , ter_ ws • • lest with about nine mooths to roe. Ahtlim , walked into the boom and told erl!.:. I sessioa-bosne dm the o ff ences mestione him d. Prie.ar " Very well, bet ain't going to put the ' coifs os •••• ri POPE AND T ,„.181111 .70:anal du Moats siliP thus day henthe I followiag : " The Holy Father hu taken uession cd the-last maim on to reprove semi suisties, sad espesially that of the , Freensasom which lien at SIN =ilk of the shuroh sad all dull geuralneat. It would be bad to peen sed* as that thin is the sad aimed at, at a Manse, by • body who only sir meths ago bed at its head Marshal Magma, and who still has amongst its members men highly distinguished 1 the government, the army, and the chambers. We even believe that Marts is mom than Co. mason ha the army which upholds at Rome the impend power. All UM& empinhers will be astonished to lad that, without their knowledge, they haws been swivel in a plot foe the &Unction of the °harsh and civil authority, and that they are usommunicetad ; for the Pootidoal allocation gads with a formals:communication. In order to impress the Faith ful with • Just horror of (mammy, the Pope rears to the mysteries whisk it malebrates, tad the oaths which it im poses on Its adepts. TM Popo, of coarse, knows all about these myriads, sad than oaths, but we believe that there ' us very few eves ol tbo ft...mune thesholvas who could I boast that they Mow iso much." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MOiDAT. mow 2. II A.IL b. ,T.I THE MURDER Ar BROMLEY. =MAT . S.E. to N.Y. st ong. with squall& NILORANIZ. ON NOLTILLIN WIDNUIDAY. °ours. N.E. strong, Roar, to tooderste. Lt S. gu ts W fresh. Worman. d.N. to S.W. and N.W., to plums, stroog to fresh, on. _settled. intail Lto S., Afoot godly. 8001111 MIL 1.0 - 8. and S.W., 'WPM ' , Mani. to moderate.' N.Z. to e.K strong, Sarni. As next above. rertt n e dly ra.ncoUand. Weetera.lreland. Wake, and adf a- Southern=laslialt Channel and Bay of Marv. Bastorn.Butward Wand and North Sea. This morning the offer of a government reward of 101)1. wee based for the apprekensioa of the parties implicated in the murder of - a navvy, named Thema Underlies, in Devon's-road, Bromley. as the night of the Bth September. It will ha recollected that several navvies of an " oppositioe p eg . were kickleg and &min a man named George Pratt„ Vasa the dimmed came up sal aerated him to rise sad walk away. Two navvies followed the clecess , sd, and see of the knows es Bete, told the other to ' let him have La* The mooed man struck the demises& each • terrific blow on the head es to mature his skull, and death malted from the injury is a few days. The whole gang of navvies rib soooded, and the ohms interposed such obstacles in the way of their capture that the lance were completely foiled. The corpora's jury re tu rned • verdict of " Murder wizen, some parses or persons unknown," end re- quested that the Secretary al State should offer • redurd for their apprehension, as otherwise she impunity of Wee implicated would reader life unsafe where such multitudes of navvies were employed. The Home Secretary, therefore, ironed the offer at a reward of 1001., and of her Majesty's pardon to anyone implicated, who should give arch in formation as would lead to the conviction of the principal (deaden. SINIOUS FIRMA —(THIs Dan.)--AbOut half-past 12 o'clock a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Griffith., lodging-bows keeper, No. 24, Blue Ascher alley, thinhill.row, St. Luke's. Conductor Pussy attended with the Boyal Society's ware, and upon entering the ofoor froat found a man named J. Earley, about 70 age, lying on•• bed completely surrounded with Gams. Puny at owe palled the mu out of the bed, but found him so terribly burned that the Beds peeled off. Par y took the unfortunate mu down In his arms, and seat lain to the hoepital. where be remains in a preassione condition. A fire also occurred in the premiere in the co. capatioa of Yr. T. Ryas, ohneemonger, 257 Bethnal. gremnroad. The shwa and wands were nearly ed. OPINING OF THR HORSHAM AND GUILDFORD RAIL wAr.--(Tsts DATA—Tins morning another new railway. Tan Raveling Renaults.—The revenue returns namely, tbe Horsbam and Guildford Line—a brand' of the for _ sa .— Londoo, Bnahton. and South Coed Railway — was •PleOd :...79=jr we .."" cow ri.f.lr M . ---4-- 5 " 1 ....a ae . 4 7„ Char ..- for passenger ofold, traffic. The Mathew upon the sew are tar _" , °f"l.7 ' sad PutiaVeinmtaux'ats7,.';he ' 7 l—. 7ertilra7:r " ease "... as tom. Guildford, all of wh Horsham, Slinfold, ich are now in communication with the \redone, Londsubridge, and if mentos terraisi, ant th is the e 7m th e returns Poriods last year decrease is far less than was antielpal, and the sad the Belgian station of the Londoo,Brighton, and South ut a l : maintains an elasticity which affords a most re. Coast Railway. There are four trains each way daily, the ble evidence of the prosperity of the country. As earliest up train lean/ Guildford statioa at 6.35 a.m. for pared with the co pending quarter in last year the Brighton or London - b ridge . Victoria, and Ressiagtoa,wbith comperes= of the latter place is reached at 10.14 am. The first dome train ! ht . the " • " Wee* " 330974 • quits Horsham at 11.15 am., arriving at Guildford at It s % dean shows a diminutiou of 1.054:7171 , while the de 'on the whole year is 1,115,2851. It eon . sot bat appear 9.10 cm. This line will no doubt be of great raffia to remarkable from these figures that the decrease on the the country through which it has been kid. hole OPENING OF THR ALTON AND WINCHISTER RAIL- T i h ear is scarcely larger than that on the half-year. In the decrease is almost wholly dee to the les t ewe WAT.—(THIS DAT.)—Thie morning this new railway, which quartos ; the March quarter having wthelly exhibi ted an is a single line commencing at Alton station, and tend- j a mas. over the corresponding quarter of 1864. As this sating b y a * Dail " witit th e sad South Weston rema rkable result odeareed in spite of oessidereble »due- Railway, abut a mile from the Winchester-station, was Mons of taxation in the budget of 1864, we mey probably opened for public traffic. The length of the railway is conclude that any favourable features in the present about 186 miles, being the distance between Wisehester quarter.. returns will be augmented rather t h an othemja. and Altoo. Then are four station, only throe of which in the two following quarters ; and if this be in any degree will at parent be used—Ropley, Arleatord, and Dam the case the character of the returns before se will appear Abbas ; ?deathbed station, between Alton ad Itopley, at• upon further investigatimi to be singularly satisfactory. It mein* for the present unopened. is evident from this return that the depeadence which was THE LAST or " OLD Tarrzaum.'s."—The yard, placed upon the oontinning mouthy of the couotry has stabling, eabscription.room and lawn at Hydapark - bean amply justified. There le, in fact, at the argent corner. owe se familiar to tb 4 ;habittles d the turf, are about moment but one cloud upon oar horizon—the rattle plague. to be demolished, to make way foe a new read from the top _Ti m m of Grosvenor-place to ileigrave-mnare ; and this Morajeg the Tug " RoesEßPLer " Holism-11r. Edmund materials and fittings of that ancient locus in quo of the Tattersall writes to the Timm :—" Dun awry to my that sporting world wen partly disposed of by public auction. two horses have died at Windsor with all the symptoms of Old association or curiosity drew many persona to the sale the rinderpeek I have this day heard of another case from who evidently came to Inland not to bid. The sale ex- • veterinary surgeon who attended it, raid who had the tends over to Wednesday eart horn killed ; and assured me that the post mortem con firmed SERIOUS CHANGE. —At the Guildford Potty .11 hie auspicious—and he has bad great experience among Serious on Saturday, before the Hon. W. Brodriak and a ca ttl e , my o bject In sending this letter is not t o crea t e full bench, Charles Matthews, Late guard in the employ of alarm, bat to seed you a recipe (seat this week from the Booth Eastern Railway 0" 0 1"7. was charged with Hungary by a Mead of mina, Colouel basun, the colonel being drunk while in the execution of his duty. The of a Dragon regiment sow in Hungary), who has prisoner WAS a man of middle age and respectable appear- recently had one equadroa of horses attacked with the awe, and wore upon his bread Crimean and Indian medals disease, and who bee effectually stopped it. He sent it with normal dupe. He seemed to feel acutely his pennon. over to England for the benefit of his countrymen, if they The chairman inquired whether the defendant had balm should nafortunately need it. The extract tram his letter discharged from th e imuspany'a service. It was replied in the ewe to me proves that the riaderpest is not new to him ea affirmative. The chairman said that the offence was a very attacking horses. He says, in a letter dated may September serinue one. The public were to a great edict at the 13, from Debrecsin, in Hungary:—' about a fortnight mercy of the guards and drivers of trains, and it we. news. back the disease broke out in one of my squadrons. Two eery that they should be punished severely when they were horns died within 24 hours. I then used the arsenic decteeted in an act of this description. The bench had twice (I presume to every horse), and not one of the other power to commit the defendant to gaol for two months with horses took it. The two doses for 150 horses cost tether hard labour ; but they were radioed to take into considers- more than a shilling. It was given on a small piece of tion his statement, and as moreover he had last his situation b rea d.' The recipe is u follows:—' Homeopathic Preser. the would only indict a pesalty of 40a, with Is s. 6d. costa 'sties against Rindelpest. dose of anamicom (third Defendant paid the fins, and was allowed a fortnight in potency or strength), consisting of 8 or 10 drops gives which to pay the with 36 every hours, will prevent the disease breaking out. Amy FRAUDULENT /Dr MAgAs. —An important meet- animal taken with the disease should have the same dose lug of hop planters and others was held at Canterbury on given every 10 or 15 minutes.' He does not mention if the Saturday to form an association, to co-operate with the as- same dose has been applied to cattle ; bat the great value sociation of hop merchants in London, to put a stop to the of the recipe as regards bodies is that it comes from a practice of selling hope with tranduleat marks. The Mayor gentleman of great eriaseinee in borne, who has peas. of Canterbury, who is a large hop-planter, presided, and nosily tested it, and with great success. Should this bor. there was a numerous attendance. Sir Brook W. Bridges, Able disease attack our horses, at ell estate, we shall know proposed the first motion, to the effect that the aye- what to do, while up to the prompt time no we appears tern of frauduleetly counterfeiting the marks on hops, able to elm our cattle—end from all I bear the disease is which has prevailed to a considerable extent, has bees spreadis en every direction." very injurious to all parties interested in the production and A " Farr" MAN •LA FitAirce.ma —The young consumption of Lop, and that immediate etwe should be duke—he may well be called so, for be was only in his 31st taken to stop such a fraudulent and injurious system. The year when he was take. off—may be said to have lived every motion was seconded by Mr. William Carter sad carried day of his life, and there was not a gentlemanlike folly of nameimonaly. A committee was then appointed to wafer which he was not guilty. In his tastes for held sputa he with the associating of merchants and factors in Loudon se was eminently En g lish , and his a get up"at B a n , , or to the beet moans of suppressing frauds in the bop trade. Chantilly, or Spa would have tweed the ordeal of New and to urge the necessity of adopting (by sot of Parliament mar k e t mom ent w hi c h is, suppose, th e highest oomph. meat could pai him. Hi neat figure caused him to look to or otherwise) a more effective sad less c ostl y method of advantage on oreeback, ad in course of time he would prosecuting offenders. Subscriptions were opened to de fray expenses and to form a guarantee fond to meat the have made a jockey, for I have seen his ride a few nee wets of any futon prossoutioos that may be instituted. very well, and ow great point in his favour was that he AN EXPERT FAY LLE PICKPOCK ET. —At the pollee- would always obey order", and not make running when he court, on Saturday, before Mr. Raffles, a yonsg woman wastold to wait to the last moment. Abandoning aamed Elizabeth Edwards, was brought no is custody macy dung himself into a certeia se t, sad was th e charmed with Pooket-Piaking , at the market in Isliegtoe, acknowledged leader of the demi-monde, who always on Saturday morning. Polies-offloar Dickman stated that wagered ois his sienna. aad petted his horses when they he had watched the prisoner for • considerable time walking came in with their lace-fringed handkerchiefs. To play he about the market, and he badmen her attempt to plan her wee likewise partial, and he lest heavily at whist and bac• heads in the pockets of some ladies is the marks.. After a carat, kern sad magt-us. Sidi be was sharp eneugh to while she walked up Mill. lane and west into a closet. He one be was so* dome by foal play, sad was the first to charged her with attempting to pick the pockets of different discover the frauds of Garcia two years hack, sad that penoes, and she denied it. When she had bees brought to of the other Englishmen in the spring. His 'infonaut. Bridewell she was searched, and a umber of muses noon duel with Mr. Dillon was forced upon him by the latter's taioieg 33/. 13e. 6d., were found upon her. In answer to vanity. and terribly he paid for it. Far won time hie the charge the prism:indented having stolen the maw, and property was pawed in the heeds of hie family, and after said she was taking it for her uncle to • provident sothetr. he had bees dependent upon the 'nominee et the amnia His worship remanded the prisoner for seven days.—Lirer. had tried bard te got it restored, making an affidavit that pool Albion. he had lived within his income during the whale of that PRACTICAL JOKIITO AND ITS EIIFICTIL —Not many period. The wart, however, "ia the mercies of their evenings ago a party of young men sad boys went out dieerstion" (anion Lam snag the right phrase), refused to take a ramble, and, to iooreem the pleasure of the ann. to disturb the *Wenn arnagessen, no that he died better ing, one of the party brought his tioneertina. wherewith to off than wee anticipated. dad divided his fortune between " wile the happy boon away." The witthing hour, his modioal_atteodast and • favourite comic &drama He h owe ver, when vans yams and churchyards mad had been ailing for the last two years , and when I was forth their deed," still feud the youthfal votaries Waled to him met lent Ma* I saw there was an chance, as of Terpsichore footing it roved the town to the enliven. his yeses seemed to o emu from the tombs. Still. he hoped lug steam of " O'Donnell Aboo," when soddenly the an, and talked of comi With all ng over here to se es e the the Ceu utterfli rewitch anything but awful, to them, majesty of the law ap. Csatbrideedbire. his flli, bes of peered at a corner la the shape of ire policemen. Here hake stook to him to the last, mid had be been spared was a chance to humbug the peelers ; true be the the autumn el him life might perhaps hsve atonal for its spirit of reckless youth they were determined not to seeing and swam—Post. let it peas. "Ob !" mays one, here'. the peelers.* W SUICIDES IN Pasts. The Dr oit of yesterday Owns,* says another, get's' pretend to be Nelms driW dyes the Mewing list ef sidoldss. or attempts at suicide, leg." Th ey march wit, give the word of ocannesud, and go fa ha* 11/100110111111 from low of ore kind or soother. Mr. through some notations quite mi te an/inure. The polies, a Inoreatisi by birth, residing I. Itambeleaw.strest, however. do not see the joke - the would-be Foams were destroyed himself with mamas aad gas , because be mad followed, and due notes takes of their pro:kieeo, is the I sot seders the rayed of a yomg lady wham he peesienately warlike art. Need we tell the denonemad . one sow loved. Amalie sorsa'. also an fleas himself opt of In jail to take lila trial at the eatable smiles en a charge of ON ell -staffey window at bases lit Valmaisay,beranee be Iluxem Anotherbend in heave bali to Weer "and imperiented a similar refusal. Amebae, N. Auguste do likewise," while • third has cut the country. A jabs V—. having lost a few days previmily a wife may biva Mk*, feMiimionmelf into fall on • tmesenable to whom be was devetedly attached, neglected charge looks like "se joke."—Waterford Mad, his banana and his isppearaue • at 2 O'clock A STRANDS Talrell.—Tlean is a WlNHallill Charles- the preview day be weed te tie grave Niters his wife was tows, N.H., who has a large ettlestkm of lame toad is her hurled• and after a keg prayer be drew forth a pieta mad yard. They know their Mamie, follow bir sliest kid bee • OM Wein is the heart He left eight Andrea. Ricalest In her lap to be fed, end at the word a some ad range • yosegmm aged livioS in Heide ells. was themselves in a perfect circle naiad her feet —stem York aerzedo• he w" about ID • Or.* limn& I st* the & her. beams he felt weary of life aims the death of his mother. Sun. 'OBEN . eU N O of