The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

• ) ' l ':/ :,*! ,:; : • • r A kia tzz. Uoa X vb_e 1x13rt%5 No. 2,834.] RANI et =POSIT, 3, Psll- mall Nast, Loudon. Motabfthsd a.a. INC RANI DOOMS of _INVIOIIIIO NOM aft Da Ma ft ftwolft ibe pia al Si araftedzsZablah a Aftealaraaftwal ang my ba Atoka 16111 , q . w la midi ft !Web. MINI PI ftftnoS, illtaaabi Dngier. imaftlafta ad Dalai kr coming ammo eftm lan ci ap. allaftisa. 111 E OUTTA PERCHA COMPANY lon moll phew la drawing the Win Um of Qs public to lowly lambi num BAK% owl dos lo their UMW OOLONG Uwe oar NY oso OgrookstoosAk.wilonoW nun glo 01l sem_ _Fot Joesloook asolblabi Noissionlllllll‘l6 1 am_agovoirr Ed am sualdei assaiebeika miesiaanime NU vlislosis gSs Owe heir Molar. 11. Tflorlooook Cla=Lialso. Blilleart% raft Malley oiod Boot and la Ws mil 0rf01.7- ---- V ss ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, moonkhz Labe. ilabilohod NIL cuu.itimm ils = ld 1111moof Lim, of Romo oala Alffed. it no only Calo on I V= pholploo. favolvisio Qom for• no Portmodlip some he Promosim" rfffr u Mb i lif is Sookloot Maim Lirtor the MILLION. New FRENCH MODERATOR TABLE LAMPS, le.; the light et three for the cast of ems. Everybody 'boshd bare one. Even mist, ovally ressottable, direst tram Pais.--Cbsez a.s elets, ,st. aad exlieshe.--11MMI, 251, &read, ezastly opposite If E&3ASTOPOL HAS FALLEN ! and our doss Troops moat sow be proviriesed ax the Mater. Ao ergs re TEA to sorlaio. lease, mut be bd. Ley los wiser weeks eller yea sea at Mot abl psiore—tt wm net be Binh Ti. ermarecat b. IL, to Mb bop; &boa IA Pt —EAST INDIA TEA ODPIPAIST, totoceters Su* wed Melon, 9, Cburobyeed. asboseiseeetreeL TIAVIEBE BRITISH WAX CANDLES, Is. sd. iv v iN.; &PP L. P.; irempireat wax. Is. 1614 fundas ls. 111. ; P.; 0111111115111 Is. lab vs', la. 1.1141111111141.111% b. SW; 01111.11110, M i sal is.; simmib lir Yemeni komp. siegelift 1 0 0.; N.; but Moms arbs. isl it; m es.; Nie l ell. UN. MI Cal Plush P IMP IP; M ir Seb 411. mid pe Mai Ns.; eiti L Pi. per prisiAl emus Mw b. eillelllease. U. N.; biz le. 414 vim Ni sIiNNO 6 ii. PIN OIL . DAMN KIN'S di Pe emiNems.o.llllNV.lspb Chselpiesiss. lemeise. HARLOW 'S POTATO STRAYER, a sew .UP levestka •11i1.611611 seslatrad, dist vllb It WNW psalm an mind owl lo do big softrbare Mad y r. ma- way netbsd. veal Ilms sift bet gi semi MO Sat Swami eadilholeheles se seer me th od ea tip they vllhost wits" I% is tap. milmoa•voft poi lb wafted Edam* &um, pa %dark IVA Ittilway Ilegssar. Spa The dins vamoid my be WI aitsen&lr, r_ nod leints% 4. lON Willismaleisk swift Miiiii•aisd SOUND sad WEITZ MTH are apt cal, ladle asaaels ressalle los passii_asksisr Is bah asss. but Soy on Puillibrif adVl o ll=2 : VUdowdodes is bask sail ismt dr alma as NW sr 111111111/111011 sigmas as. BL lN •m a = g es. di a l= bi sai g =las e ad loginte t v *WI dam Naha. a,. sass am ad U m% Or Ms& =Mk mi.% ma. Ilaa lassamade astip== Pass Is. M. pa bus. —Ths asses sal al leksio M. &MAW. LIND ma SO" lid, Ilkedoogildsa,* + cdm" yownismat Maw slid 4. nib Idd. OM by linh sad by ooft sad Pahmes. IRIEBII6IAII.--tht the 29th of May, 1866, al laistetios w insall by tam IS Ca= et Chsamyof I Ith Jose lillealsi wee made piepableallwoke iala mod what a isetals theft dem a et 440= Ms wimilie. =lib le lawn lama a delida ad — 3 1 4 . s Sri etris dale 4. Pb.,. smde de lbsie i c:l the ell IlioNalso. Maas. atiesses. /kw le a may Me vel=. ersimelmeiree. eiti sehastiss elide ma. Ww~re. MA elleeluilmathe aka imme et dias art etemihma wed wady eraddeue a %ma el amedkardere lirtaa slaw= doe se hwill las tae Gadd% =e the reit et the Nab et a tut merles d , Se. h. is the imet ass is eel k w Or= =Mies =la. welielumeal& Ila Mesa% =Me with %the balleble itedisk a Ide smalislii= rial=ii a Ide sensimelle a Ide Ilea NUM\ Thew ma. Pee. i. 2. ima, see elas alai td %Mg a sma. sal et a ssesoller arllths. Um =ills =dm WM lab wawa their ea Inas eammed. WM is et lle. seek Ow by meta estre. &AIM bilesamets am. is Imete l = s ..ba.—do be VI. 06. 6 Y e a =se. el r a w er" °ma ll. IL Mestatedevi. m is sem aisb dame. Illema. g a= Tome. li. V IMMO STO, mired Wes Ose THE GI.W.M.LITY of COMUTITION ; = a may.( Ilie ant prominent and Ire rmalkal POMO IS el tie Memo Bp P. R. Itananen. M.D.) lie= Pandelsratind kb Imlor Pll7llOlllll tO the Maid dee Cliae. Pp tha nee Amide 10a • MATTA% MINIMA and lb Set e. slum Lases : lasses. Brows. O. mad karma gt: NEWS at the WORLD, Louden W hi tS4 Irraptrat. rib r=4 B 7/142LVes ib riskly, irw rims e =w l°.... rai ll ialmatra m s imm d et tlthe bees* Is mil Is se ".- 7.1176. TIM knout pionlie ka u e lla irna hr eolosilbensola Advielluammis Winged for a s Illido• Amid bto NM le the tan sot Mgr thaa lOolledi on mmine-Olftw. 110. Itzersedna. TIIII FARMERS' sad AGRICULTURAL .Iy IIZW le die MAXIM It , aiernart itlll/11/1, miter the NOM of Oces Nidelane sea doofieleid. sell dole In Pegg. U do Is the Ms* red ewe* Wee 4 en one 60 ==l meampied Incas et ale Con T aft la as 0 . A= Ihreediest Übe linden: 11,AIIIIIIs °urn Yd Mee bi Übe Prewleme I werw• szr 08 Millj the 2010111 Ilepeeleesle LK: sa g b ar Bk.= Deemells. Ne.l B MK= L a. lirelithlMlll4,4oo9 ""glinide ihe ll6 11.111116Wilmisl. HR DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNINO Platarries mstsated stsaged 3d. Merael, the mimesis of km sommeres and =us. In We MOM eel wart of Its moral ens—in tbs raortay of lb sagerlioad In tie wiled mateedis and commortaal Woman. ISM OMMAnad M u. der. einem. sel monstaly arthise—this paw Ia =CORREIMONDINTS AT THE RIAT OP WAR. ni POSZION MIMS DI RZLIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As ustseledy rely Meet of shipstad In Me Indian ism is sop. plaid to it by awry Ometsad Mall, MIN ING osetalas Tag ONLY DAILY IMPORT. Mb Oat of prier. IT RYCLUDES ALL °Prows ADvarrouutorys. is ezietty mis thswit prziew by arm um silty ran than say et is smanspellidle • POW Offigitga% sad early lalorms at a. adiemd Ist Nadia shawslor alai pdtia sot babsfar to ony. To be ordered el an IsoMmillar or ammo la the kingdom; .rat this or dered le. Doe lftssimmts. Imam ILL If damn) be up . abstd ~fig Ms rpm by s , mewa seemed pries. the MMIMM wIRom aggheatise. tuba Ms of snro meets seedy le segggy 111. 112.61. per vizier. - la edema by Poseace ardor. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 s.m. mad 3 p.m., at f.. par meek; walla fa tows at pantry. at A.,tar U. pa day, cc Wm limalampd) p ig e t r a LaTir . ; 071>U. LUM Nada Area.; 18, Tampleilmad. W DAILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY by EVENING POST. at I. M. per v.. payment IA Myra, SS MADDOX. le. Uproot Allany-is..lovst's-perk. Backvarr sod Neer Spat -PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loudon, at 111. per varter.-11119T by MORNING MAIL. at LI L. Id. ERISH DO., 19e. Si per v.—H. ADAMS, 9, PerUaseat.elree% Weetzeiser, lien Arse. BAYSWATER — DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD ; aad supplied to Vie emote 1/ maim mt. at rat gamer. paid is ultimo. IL sumacs. Grovotartaso. West. boorrovose. News Agent. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OF wnrsas. Yesterday a wort wee held tor the despeth of piddle bedews; Kr. Deputy Peaciocx, presided. 1111 ? STAVIN. Ms P. Lavas eald he bad takes peat Stored is ths subjeet of the Pool statue, sad, after haviag hubs a MPS, had saseesded to gelds; it }last at the wait WWI of the east sad ef Clieuel&. He was shiest ishased to witches its proses state, sad wished to Mow 'briber a ulnae was to be gland ruad it for the pupae K iselsella g it Ms Why. TM Causal= Wei* called apes the Hagfish' to sewer the quellls that gentlest= said—lt was paned to me to ememilate with Mr. &hoes, the eulpter, sad hr. Tile, hiss saneyer. to seesrtais *air views upon the safest of gimoleg a telling uouad the hats. My us aphis was goer that although ea a matter of taste cia• womb! she Nam the hats without a railing, yet that it T ogglivitahlo sureity. I wrote to Mr. Tice, who foa ms.. o nayfirpaisah, who Tory hush disliked huh, hat se a SOAK se my"' ' tab •• tian a uessity, sod he hes dates Ma. T. H. Huh said N two magas est diligitilf essulltee to whin had Ma agivolei the sales ta Ness dos to state Ahd Soy had der all they possibly souk per the pauses ofyssessliag it, hue the rush/ was brought Muhl at the leg "mt. (Hear.) Mr. Lung lid he quite "greed with ths surveyor Is the opiates Sat a Nisi was noceesary, but thought that ths essitshstisiglit he tried a few days without It. Ht wished that Sir P. Laude sad other paeans of taste would wainaunicat• to the shirt whether thu did act thiak the statue a tenant by noses of its Slag pissed six het too low. Sri P. Levan—Yon 'anent alter that part of it now. Mr. C. Pamirs said that when he saw sir P. Laurie rise, he wee la hopes thit the worthy height intended to ailed, to the state of the imps, which were a disgrace to the City of Lanka. Mr. Asaanme petalled spinet the sweilsaanse of the dissuades whisk li al admen hes the I t tt=emesa net attendies to their duly by If w= bad been present at the last abs all::2 Ike avert they have known that the enbjeet had bees heesght under the notice of the oomedatica who had the Ratter under wad &ratios. The tabled then dropped. The MIDICAL Omega reed She following eostetuales• tiou. which was ordered to be entered ea thejeursebe of the apart: " Upper Oresmaor-strost, Beptombes 18, 1856. " Gentlemes,—Cirmiaastamos oblige me to rssiga into your hands the appointmeat of OMeer of Health to the City of Leedom, a post whisk, for the past seven pen, it hes been any good fortune to ill leader your sanitary administration sad whieh I sow propose to reliaquish at whatever time yen esa seemoisstly In for tho elution of my sueosesor. " Ths Minister of Health has maferred os me the very high honour of inviting me to become needled adviser of his board under its new essetitutkm. I believe you will feel pitlflad that one who hes earned his eredeetisla In your siwym should have been selected for this arduous and limerahle tract, sad I hope it is with no unworthy ma- Nis that while my strength pinata. I gladly embrace the ald eflabawring la • egau Urger field insfekess than val w In teradailkig my Measidea with year heauwalle wart. I mast dusk yes fee a great deal of kindsom //s -pecial Iy, and most gratefully, I weald acknowledge that whatever enemas has rune' to follow my iniggeolisee. weld never hare bees ellaned moot for the t l = ll °pasties of year etyma ad way, sad foe the ty I wu always able i s marble ri having year support is all reaeousble sad peaelleabla dive. " If I alight arrogate to repeat my neat is hub, Rated from you this geeeranuaeasure of meddeece. sad kr I might nano the praise whisk ham al ethers I woad ode to bare awed, it meld he Ilea N hwilag_atv sin with as surest dutiful appealed= of he Ifilleaomil abeam held them surer to my be et eau auldendem In metro** almost of Meztlb or tombs wie Impeded(' and WM eritiallea,to have without em diem prosedene. w the As arieldial= of a Isgoalaise' has Weed bees ao maws seam Neither hr - ft bees sidled bower is Mare the Corporates - 1 that ofLosslos i;sespesist saner of unitary improvement which bee bees 'posed Is, As benefit of future times. But sonsisensurate with the distisetios cad with the anxieties of my ogles have bees its opportunities for metals**, —4O groat that no ability, so attainments, no devotion, could hays retched farther than to Misty the &loins and responsi bilities whisk arose is t►em--so great, that se labour could be fruitlessly given to their cultivation, nor any zeal be le gitimately spared from their service. A. I now look bask our those oprortusitios, Irrevocably misold as they are, the rampact awakes, is me many a regretfol wish that I mill ►etter bays amomplisted the mainmasts involved io them, mad I desire more deeply than I is express that I may ba Judged to ham formed s sailleient satissato of thew imp's. tams, sad at least to have striven my but is answering to eti noble a venation.—l beg to retools, gentlemen, your obliged, *bodied meat, (Sigurd) "Jost them. "To the Hostersble the Coeseeteue of Sewers of the City of Loathe." Mr. H. L. TA:zoo—Whoa does Mr. fleece's yes of See expire ? Mr. Dew (the Chief Clerk)—lt does not mitre at say - - 4 41 time. Mr. H. L. TATLOI said be thought it would be found by referees* to the pramodiage of the court that there was • species time at whist rho year of dies sealed. The MIDICAL Omoita—The ones used to tonsillitis with the sew commiasice. Two or Asepses ago the COMMIS sift wee geed enough to ceostitute ray once as one during plusere, but, of tease, it sow hes asly to consult its own navenisase. I should be delighted to maks my..o useful ia say way I oast. Mr. ELLIOTT—I presume there is ankh' in the work eonnested wilt your ones that would reader a more sam nary dosing of your engagement lansveniont—no stress ol work, for butanes t The 111111DICAL 0171C111-410. Mr. Miasmas said he did not know the object of Mr. cosetioe, and wit 191, that his friend would be lise last sea in the world to interpose as obstacle for the purpose of pnvesting • gentleman from getting into a better asaikiea id life whoa a tidies opportunity for doing se preemie* OWL (Hen, hoar.) He regretted very mash this the Mil nos about to bee the services of • gentians. tube 101 gellogled so much lesser upon himself, epos the oemiden. nod apes &eddy et large. Mr. Simon bed hoar eons piehessesee erne duties of the oreactissies end Mewled., of • penalise kind. The study at posibudes wee gesevally net of curative and ad os, usedisise—a misuse which woe very little ms by no pealessio• at hens ► His Mead in the dis• dirge Olds dudes had exhibits& ea snout of knowledge, sod isdustry which be (Mr. Abra mr..7.isted eat to my had ad 'sly redounded to lie groin bathed Mead the soassolosioa very high in the estimation of the whole world. (Hear, hoar.) He wen oars that nottslag amid be further frees the wish of any member of the eammiedos then that their mated sneer should deport pat the wart with any feeling but that of the Menem sod (Headship t owar ds him. He there fore mead "Oa the resignatios of the Radial officer be scant d." Deputy BIDPOND ascended the unties. DeWitt, OBBAZD agreed with all that had idles from Mr. Abraham respeetteg the ability, energy, and seal of the mesa sneer, bet thought that the resignation of that Ctlilshould sot be seeeptal until the appointment of iure mil oseer. (Hest, hear.) Mr. T. H. HALL said be thought the terms of the motion required a slight atterstiss, to ne effect that the resigns tics shoed eiseeptsd et be earliest moment that the eommissies weld make a sew appsistateat. He believed the the medial dim had most endestly discharged the dudes of kis odes duties the time be bed served under the caseadmies. (Hew, hear.) The CIAIRMAN—Mr. amen scpreeely slates that he will Mid kis once mail you appoint • nesseem. Deputy Lore said he thought, whatever motion was adapted, that It should be ososespasledi W Nee little en of regret at thole Wag the endues of Mr. area. gr ee n:toned is all that bod bees dollost Whim Mead, Mr. Abraham, with regard to the hcamlithp sod attedensets cf that g.tMw, std helleeed not It be bed set profonsd of aradifsip le would net have bees se useful so tear be the eemodedes as he had proved himself to be. The notice was this altered ta eonfonaity with the lug. geodes of Mr. T. H. Hall, sad carried anaaimossly. Mr. H. L. TAyLoa mid it was important it should be keens. _sew that • vdessen bad marred, th at the salary whin /ft. limn bad would not be the salary foe Hs IMOSIOPer. He should nenditio give sods. of the Id ' brake unities :—" That the lassinima salary of the Oases of Main of this city b• 400 i. pee @seem; that bo flood Ie the Committos of Oseeral Pestroolia ts.a.Nibe duties of die Ones, d Health el this Mhos& lo NOW therms le this sleet." Mr. /Itraro t r=modes ME give as es oppertethipliff important matter, sat Mr. aims thilt a i g t reit /aloe Ss se Is re-sepaiden this Aka (Boor. beer.) Deputy Lorr—Tou ars disumiag a aniseed obillos.. If I were to dose Iliad& be sided to risks • Mr. AsaAzAir paw the fliflowiag esrioa e[ mstfis • u It tre salad to ellanallidee to madder sod taped Is this eon whinged h saggasod to subs woad whoa PRANCE We have tentaine no ferthermaivNin Iffmiisir cle b / a lst a r o pt a bat the at annoantsirm *cell Be =The Emperor ressium . 2 ,. p r i nce Map" oz. soder of Wallachi, V Quitman% fa& kabilikaa huh m t" Bez P rili Zi arobs,..sdor ty i i cor lam Ids sod pleaivotiary of Me Ottom 4 J?:to, tie = eiteim sidieitos of his Imperial Berea Von Helmer, envoy extr4dj oar y and minis .p ter lenipotentiary of his Majesty t i Emperor of Austria, had tk• honour of Em tr preeentm: to the peror ilisb.. on the same as : •y o romper, if high 'i _.., . .... Intonational vowels of lltatidies had the in..a.- of being received by his MajaaiY: The rem ion took place at me Tuile r i es, in the Hall of the M. Boehm. Minister of Agriculture, Cameros, and Public Works, tint presented the °facial dele gates of the foreign governments to his Majesty, who conversed with most of their body, inquiring with much 'stored about the condition of statistic works in their several countries. The delegates thanked his Majesty for the cordial hospitality afforded them in France, and particularly for the meseares taken by the government to make their mission easy, as well as to render their stay in Park se as passible. Several of them embraced this opportunity of rendering to France the justice due to her for having taken the initiative with respect to statistic works. One of them, K. Henechliog, the representative of Belgian), observed with much pertinency that the first enumeration of a great oonntry's productive forms was made in France during the reign of Louis XIV., in Hi: and that the creation of the first of of statistics in Europe was due to the Emperor Napoleon L Th. other members of the congress wire then pre sented by his Ease Honey the Minister to his Majesty, who received them with the wet perfect redone. nses. It was observed with what duency the Bra prof did the spo honour of ke the La ge fp of the foreigners whom he His Majesty was saluted, - both on his arrival and departure, with the wuzaset acelainaticas. KID KENT RelLwAr. Yesterday the first ordinary genera meeting of the proprietors of this company teak piton at their oaks' in Old Broad-street; Sir boar Lesson Is the der. The following ars abuts has the report, which, ea the dotal of the Cnuaratmr, was sieges& without dissuasion I "Div. lowlands" that the redo all flit included in Mr. Parry's "street will met mend _, eat the other apneatal , it I bolined, will b. by NAN. sr akin the to y 80,0001. &mat the eadj i.e t anseat WOOL. sad to be lien sepllel, 25,0004 bourowed i r t eemperre pewee, at rarest at the rate of 6 per sin. per sena, em ery' 0404 a mile—the wine lank Wag 4} mire fay —die pees euniage woad be 9,3801., God the net saran. 4,61 Z wash weeld pep to maiden Si. Ms. wage& ehe maple he IN $ ala s it weal give a gam morel mann of KM, and a wee bean of 5,8504. whisk Leal iii ic a neasal of 17e. N. per 'eat. ; 601. a mile wend 14.11101. a year gnu, 7,0201. net, and Pa • el IL lile. N.; 701. would give 18,8101. Brass, &AK ail. and the divides/ would be el. 19e. N.; 801. a mile would modem • at 1•1111111111 ef 9,1001., asd pay ▪ divides* ef 101. Is. Id. ' • 901. would glees set receipt of 10.10111. 6 1d i t. pay 111. 24. 44. to the yroydeters ; and 1001. weal revenue set reven of 11,7004 tad pay a dividend of IN. b. pm eat. By the re port of the Railway Coma ' far 1864 it apnea that the receipt per ails pepwe week el the Beath Roan Railway, ezelusive of the Ofosawisk Uses, wee IN. ; of the Brighton, 801. ; of the Korth Lades (for peneepase eine), 1801. The omen take of the Tilbury lira he it soleirdted state, is 601. per stile per welt, sad is admen by the leases to produce eat leer 801. te 160 pr air ger week. Under these eireuestense it I aeeleally daimons that the line should be opened for trails st the earlitioride period, which the engineer states may be Ann before tbe manna of 12 mean ; ea& it 'sly retain for the dinars le mum 'lan by eseempneste with the West BEd Ostaysay for the use of their Peraborough Lae or otherwise, the ma" of the beastad districts of Central sal Wirt Heat." _ . - 111r — rablisk. Mr. Wilkins's, M.P., Mr. Maio, sad Mr. Oasor i mom poopoold as tie board of direaton, sad amookosody REPORT OF THE COMMITTER ON THE CHES TER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. Tito coolinittoo of shareholders appointed to tan= with the dismitors, sad to lanetigate the paid= polity, aad masegemeat proseediap. sad thanes.' of 11111 faimpeay„ ban just eseapietal their report The onamitleo stets, that having geserolly verified the 71amemallo they nal= aa interview with the asenbm lellosei a sp p[WWWmew Mesta sad Hob -Is= sheosimMoom sad Mt w M7MMaa bad Men plan whisk mood= to a bra M artannoteat bong agreed apes for mai. a ohm tisatity of Wenn batmen the two ama psalm Vita it poem= nine. The dimmest, which Wm date dm of hot mosath, states that : "The marmilloa, maims to peach the malty of the two onimanist spa firms matually oinatogoent, is sot gams thei pops= Me a gmarsatnd ditimum treat but rthat the Inaba sal North Wanes Comply shall a. hail WNW lank. sad =oh the Chester sad 22 , : a Company% way no am Wirral pert of the ardi sad N Wooten systome—ihr tin year CORP misolog January 1, 1856, at 41 per seat., fee the monad yes at 44 per east, sad nbseaseally at 1 per coat above dm Winn hall yes* isle per mat for working ninnies *awn= by fathead= sad Wail Waite= Railway Con roy up= their owaE2l, Wad* rates and taxes. The Chester sad H er Company shall at amide an nand snout, to be by the two bonds, for relaying the way. The leadommad North West= shall, at the came tine, undertake the.. envies bents= Dubin sad Hay. heed oa • sent= assomat, end that tie Leman sad North-Weans shdl divide with the Molar sad Holyhead Company say len isearr e r:j a workiag the boob (theludiag inter= am d .ereeiatloe, a= fasaimmes ) I. pro portion de swains the trait isles the Welt IS their impeative systems of eailway ; bat the prat, 11 say, to be andited to the Chafer and Holyhead Oempsay. The Lomita and North- Western to ogre to take 110,0001. sea= =Week from the lot April, lift Tho Loadon and mem to develop, the traMs irwgh and heal, ▪ Mto gin the Chester sad Holyhead Oempomy the fall Mask to =Mb they are fairly entitled. The Chador and HWIyIWd repeamatatives te ban full power of impost= of books, atm= of trade, and of obtaining all lafenaii• tics momaimy for asabliog than to judge how far the un destalas kiredial so in to give to the Chester and Holy head Oem the fall beaset to whiah they are fairly =dish Miteasee, if any should arise, in carrying out this weeniest, to be referred to Mr. Laing. l i The agrosneat I. be terminable by two yeses' seethe after the expiration of the first three yens." Cedes the had of tapas] the committee thorns their belief that the sit= of the essipeay, sousistiag chiefly of lia ises= ens= pratmonsi stock, will raver all engagements late =lli the Mosolon ban entered, and as the payment divideid !g m that stock ia shown to be an immediate probability, the ..ma hope that it will be shortly aborebod by , the pveristan and the public. The committee Ilea eater late calsandione, from which they deduce an aolimeal Delano fist Main= ea the Illet of December, 111 L aaesaUat to lOW. Dodson= from this the lint , parilanato et date 11 111 pe e r ant, via., 34,6501. ; and the pot emu,w there would tem& maples of 7,3164; or, ea the 31st of December, 1867, whoa . the washing esponors ' would be 4i per seat. 11,7021. MIL ROEBUCK ST LEEDS.--Mr. Boobs& it at pasta sojourning is Leeds, sad is tat guest of Peter Fair bars, Esq., at Woodsay-buss. Tee boa. paasotaa Sated So Commercial N• 11•41111111 OA Saturday ensnare, an his presence being oh.sraad, tSe The. W. hordair took the opportunity (prefaced by s lbw JuNd eosins) of proposing a sots of Soaks to Se ben. swabs, he his pa triotic sorties. la for, sod the dramas and ability WRICKL—CALCOTTA, AUGUST B.—The Hobart with which be the inquiry isle the slab of the Bathes, Candlish. hoot Liverpool with Balt, boa bonne a army hobs Sebastopol babes a ern alease et Os News of total wnek is the New Bedford Chinni, and has bees said. Commons dialog Ss ylMdsa Of 180hateal. Mr. Ald. The General List, Dalin, hoses to Lowdow, tyres a leak Kelesil asoded tbe wleY woe Orfila *midst at sea and bon up ; she was takes is tow by the H. C. St. NMI& drmehip _ the vas of Usable, bet took no sowed odf th e Mach at these, sad Osaka Is a Mervin% and tinned tbo gmalmtes who 811.4. The bell sad .arse have Sew sold. Owens, Erna bad des bits As bearer to thank him for his services, that Bawds to As United Kingdom, with ries, Rs., hes hes lb' good *the lose army who are fighting oar bads sad totally lost ; asstsr and crow (mint oas ass drowsed) re. dm weal of tbo mesatry we the radial motives of hisses based to Essesia. dual.—Losis Mercury. Runts AND Tuitzrr.—Aaseet the medal. street THE VICTORIES IN THE CRUILII.--ThEnday Sett degas th. Coapno of Versus, a is me is haws of bass Se wlwassay the Alas, We fob/Attests of Um Zagora Misboies. Sormattaingtho bast is.' Resent Maples& sod West Idasbarry ISM esiebeating the el of Basin , Verona. Oat ., 1822," sod ea femme thew MIN laid have emerged the sass of Ssi o lks daring the dilatant words. "l ahead Mks Coostsalasple."—Fast pm s her a Neglay of Ireweeke Nem and (bowies. - , The report is signed by Messrs. Oliveira, Dabiabile, Healey, Haad, Bassett, Brosdbeat, sad Below. 19, 1855. alterations is Ike duties and gamy of the Medial omen at Itellth." PASCZY-LLIR Upon the motion of Mr. S. L. TATLOI the Cloniceittee of Gomel Purposes were teetered to look at the exteosive pruning Iwo being palled down in Pesmee-lene, and te molder the expediency of Bettis( then beak. lIGLICT or STIUMIT ozassisnio. &nod scatractars for sisanslag tin stints was 'nod for of duty , so loss than fin distinst nos bein off•aw. g Nunn ca• tadivigul, who was And SOL fw wok ire ;nun this edJostied. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE AD VANCEMENT OF BCIIOICI3. OLLettow.—Mottoix, SECTION AND:PETSIOAL SCIENCE. The paras read in ale Nation sows of esofeadary laterest. SECTION B.—CICIDERIAL formica. In this section a paper wee read "On some Points con- Agrknl turd Chemistry," by I. B. Lewes, Beg., F▪ .R. 8. , and Dr. Gilbert. The paps: indiestod the character of enbaustism by earn mopping, sad the action of manure es Mlibmat 'rep Doles Imam s. replied to Dr. Gilbert's theory, la the Nurse if 'lab be recapitulated the views which he recently pub- IMieg ea tide controversy. The Marquis of TWEIDDALII gave the result of his own as a practical agriculturist. By treating to frost, the~lveri of the land, he thought they had so use shenl experanstos. Dr. BAMBINI supported the principles laid dm by Beoa Llebig. Professor ANDERSON Win also 'dal:seed the swim, Dr. 4311 VOVOlnrifetd. Duirtiltr the Solar Radiations on the Growth of Plante, under Different Atmospheric Conditions ;" and Dr. HAUALL a paper "On the Chemistry of the Add• terations of Food." A lengthened discussion followed. Professors Graham and Maelsggan, whilst admitting that there were cases of adulteration, were afraid that too much alarm led beim made on the subject. AU adulterations were antememseely pernicious, and caution should be used not tee nurse alarm the public mind. SECTION C.—OaoLonT. Sir B. I. Munoutame made an intesessingemmatmleilkm on the relations of the crystalline redo of Se Meth 1111 lands to the old red sandstone of that mien. end ea recent discoveries of fossils by Mr. Charles Pea*. Me ((Sir R. I. Murchison) then oonsmunicatect paws by Mr. J. W. Salter, " On the discovery of Organic Remiss in the rocks of the Longwynda, Shropshire," and fres Richard Banks, Beq., "Oa the recent discovery of lohtbyelites and Croatia's, in the Tileetones of Kingston, Herefordshire" Mr. W. R. STUMM communicated the discovery of a new Phyllepod Crustacean in the Upper Ludlow Rock of Ludlow, which had been found by Hugh Lightbody, Esq. In stating the progress of this discovery he bad no doubt the time would come when they would find fishes in the upper Weeks. Mr.H.C. Bomar then made a communication " Os the Currents Yetistinoei by - 6;t — offWinds and Tides, and by.the Structure generated in the Deposits formed th ere Sir B. I. Mumma's complimented the sontrassioation os its mathematical completeness. Professor Room then read a paper "On some of the Geological Functions of the Winds ;" and another waned by Mr. BRTCR, prepared by James Smith, Esq., of Jordan ian], " Oa the Shelly Deposits of the Basin of the Clyde, with Proofs of Change of Climate." SICTION D.—ZOOLOGY AND BOTANY. The int paper read In this section was "Notes on the Brachiopods observed in a Dredging Tour with Mr. M'Andrew es the coast of Norway, in the summer of the present year." Mr. N. B. WAND read a paper on Viral'. The next papers were by Mr. R. Warrington. "Oa the Habits of the Stickleback," and "On the =Ms of an Rum or Want of Heat and Light on the Aquarium ;" Mr. J. Pries, "Notts on Animals ;" Dr. Camelot, "On the Structure and Development of Drbitaiites resitignawires." Oa the reading of the last-mestlesed paper, Prime BONAPARTE! eassontsiseed the media as the swum with which Dr. Carpenter had bombarded end des troyed a succession of nudism orders, genata,m4 species, the cure. (said he) of our science. Chevalier de CLAIISSIN recommended the fibres of jute, pre, New Zealand flax, banana, &a, as imitable for paper pulp. He next gave the substance of a paper on hancornia spoils% ens of the South American trees yielding India roam Re stated that artificial gotta pendia sad India rebberembil be lined by mixing starch, gluten, or flower, Indus end resinous or oily substances. Sertroos 3.-01002APItY AND ETHNOLOGY. Mr. OMNI PARCis• read n(1101011 the Ilindu•Chiam estimated Stamen rivers, with an aumat of Sir John Bewries's mission to Siam. Dr. NORTON SHAW then read notes on the late Antic expeditions, by Captain Shorted WPM, R.N. SICTION F.--Brarirrics. Lieutenant-General CHARLES W. Fungi', K.C.8., reed a paper "Oa the Expediency and Precticability of Simpli fying and Improving our National Measures, Weights, and Moneys ; " and a paper by Theodore W. Eathbone, Esq., " Oa Decimal Accounts and Coinage," was next read, in that gentleman's abence, by EDWARD Caueniau, Esq. Wie. NZWM•ROM, Esq , in rising to express his opinion on the papers jut read, gave it es his opinion that there war no necessity whatever for any cheageta oar moseys, weights, or measures. Several other gentlemen expressed similar sentiments. P. L. SIIIIIONDS, En., then read an interesting papa "On the Growth and Commercial Progress of Califunk and Australia." WILLIAM PART, Eq., read:ei paper "On the Equitable Villages now formed and forming In the United Blau of Norte America." Jose Longa, Req., then rend his paper " Oa the App. cultural Labourers of Ragland and Wales, their Inferiority is the Social Scale, and the Mesas of Effecting their Du provement." SICTION G.—MXCIBAXICIAL SCIENCE. J. B. Yarns, Req., read a report of the Liverpool Cam. mitres " Oa the Errors of the Compasses on Board Blues Ships," in which the results of that committee's °pastime WWII described. ANDUW BINDIRSON. Req., read the report of the NM ratites " On Lite-boata." Tmos. Domain, 8.A., read a paper "On the Betides between Revolving Storms and 13:plosions in Coal Mines." JANIS R. NAPINII read a paper " Oa a new Method of Drying Timber ;" after which the meeting adjourned. MIMING OP GINIRAL CONNITTIL Ia the afternoon the general committee met in the Misr. Manta' Hall; hie Gnu the Doke of ARGYLL in Mode*. Deputations appeared from Cheltenham and Brightest. red documents were read by the secretary from Manchester, Dublin, and Leeds, soliciting the presence of the British Association et these plates next year. A lengthened venation ensued between the members of the Chelesetrem and Brighton deputations on their relative claims ea the pressing of the association. Eventually a division of the committee took place, which resulted in the selection of Cheltenham by a narrow majority. The foliating Mice hunts were then elected for the year: President—O. R. Nahum, M.D., F.R.S. Vice Presidents—Earl of Dade, F.G S., the Bishop of Gloucester, Sir Roderick J. Sturchi. F.R.S., B. Baker, Rig., the Rev. F. Clow. Secreta ries—Captain Roberma, R.A., 8.. Banat, Esq., F.R.S., W. Sa 4 •ll, Esq. Trimaran— James Webster, Eq., James Am Gardner, Esq. The meeting glued. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. DUBLIN, Barr. lb. The Lord-Lieutenant, accompanied by the ladies of his family and suite, will leave Dublin by express train at 12.30 this day for Killarney. His Excel lency, it is understood, will be the gist of Colonel Herbert, M.P., at Muckruss Hones, till Friday, when he will visit Lismore Castle, the seat of the Duke of Devonshire. Tomorrow will take place the care• mony of turning the first .0d of the Triage and Kil larney Railway, after performing which his Excel lency will be entertained at a &joiner by the ditto tors of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company ; and on Thursday a grand stag hunt will come cif on the lakes. Such is the viceregel pro gramme for the week. _ . o A mutiny of a serious character has taken pleas on board an American ship, the Wandering Jr!, 64W - li° Qiieeiudown on . Sundai by the screw steamer Faloon, of Cork. On arriving off Haulbow hoe, the captain sent a message on shore to state that his crew was in a state of mutiny, and that his chief mate was seriously wounded by , one of the mutineers; and a boat was at once sent off to the ship with a company of police fully armed, and thirteen of the mutineers were arrested. The depositions of the chief mate and some of the crew were then taken before Mr. Drew, J.P., and the prisoners were removed to Bridewell to await a magisterial inquiry. From the evidence of the captain and principal witnesses it appeared that on the evening of Saturday last, the 15th, the vessel being then about twenty miles off Ballyootton, the chief mate, Mr. Samuel Wright, sent one of the seamen, named John Samuel Jones, for ward to the larboard watch, directing them to come aft and remove an empty cask. The men refused to go aft or remove the cask, and though Jones repeatedly asked them to obey the orders of the mate, they one and all peremptorily refused. Jones reported the refusal of the crew to the second mate, Mr. Johnson, who went forward himself and asked the men to return to their duty, but they again de clined. The second mate directed the seaman, Jones, to go aft and tell the mate that the men refused to obey his orders, upon which he at once went forward, and called to the men to come out of the forecastle. The mate caught hold of one of the men, and pulled him out, when John Woods came out of the forecastle, came behind the chief mate, drew his knife from out of the sheath, and stabbed him over the shoulder, inflicting a deep and dangerous wound in his chest. Woods then struck at the second mate, but he fortunately avoided the blow ; and at this time several of the crew rushed out of the forecastle with their knives unsheathed, and with the most threatening gestures. The ship was at once put about, and, in some hours after, the Falcon was for tunately seen, and the captain signalled to her to come alongside. The Wandering Jew was then taken in tow, and brought into Cork Harbour in a few hours after. An investigation was held on Monday in the Petty Sessions Court, Queenstown, before Messrs. Drew, J.P., Tarrant, J.P., and Captain Pollock. The mutineers were brought up from the Bridewell under an escort of police, and placed in the dock. The names of the prisoners are John Woods, Owen Haywood, Daniel Brown, William Wessel, Antonio Brown, John Shearman, John Pageto, John Pateny, Antonio Gomus, otherwise Goleomue, John Souza. Nicholas Mitchell. Peter Myer. John Jarman, and Rudolph Teydel. After hearing the evidence of the second mate, and of a medical man, who deposed that the wound inflicted on the first mate was a dan gerous one, the bench decided on detaining the pri soner Woods, and the Portuguese Souza, who was the only other man distinctly recognised as having drawn a knife, until the opinion of the proper legal authorities can be had upon the law of the case. The other prisoners, who appeared to be mostly foreigners, and generally unacquainted with the English lan guage, were then discharged. On Saturday last Mr. Caulfield, governor of the Four Courts hlarshalsea, regaled all the poor debtors confined in the prison with a substantial dinner of roast beef, &c., in honour of the fall of Sebastopol and the safe arrival in England of his son, Captain Caulfield, of the Coldstream Guards, from active ser vice in the Crimea. In the evening the windows of the prison were brilliantly illuminated by the debtors. BANAGHER GREAT ANNUAL FAIR.—MONDAY. --a The hone fair was held this day, and the show was very numerous, numerous, but chiefly of an inferior description. Dewed iogly high prime were asked, but very few sales were effected. The marring wore a lowering aspect, and about one o'cleck the rain commenced and continued during the afternoon, which caused a clearance of the earlier than usual. Contrary to all expectation then were bat very few buyers for the army, and they pur chased bat • small number of strong colts. Colonel Beberte bought some very fine then-year.olde for the esmetabolary, but did not succeed in getting the fall somber he required. The demand in this elms was slack, inapt for strong ones, which brought remunerating prices, ranging, according to aim end quality, from 201. to 40L There were plenty of buyers for aged horses, hat few of a good class were exhibited for sale. Good useful animals for farming purposes sold freely, from 161. to 261.; but backs mid hones in that line were not in much request, and the greater portion being so bad were unsaleable. The fair for holders of hones was a bad one, and many this day wen anxious to effect sales at fully five per eenV below the prices which they were offered in the stables on the two preceding days. There was a large attendance of English and Dublin dealers. One of the former purchased upwards of twenty young colts. The highest price obtained was 861., by Kr. Lloyd, of Lloyaborough. for • six-year old untried horse; and Mr. Banbury, of Lisbryan, got 801. fee seotber. NaVarr FAIR, SEPT. 17.—Oar September fair was held on Monday, and notwithstanding the unfavourable sue of the weather in the forenoon, the supply of cattle, de., inelndieg a good deal of stock shown by the wealth, feeders of this °aunty, was aot hiemisidereble. In add tion to the ordinary early trains from Drogheda, Desch, and Beauparc, the Dublin and Drogheda Rail way Company despatched epeeist trains at an early halm for the conveyance of those anxious to attend the fair. The attendance of buyers was greater than that of sellers, which had the effect of giving an upward tendency to prices of most kinds of stock. Prime beef sold at about came rates as those obtained a week previously at the fair of Kelly, and may be quoted at from 60. to &id. per lb. The demand was good. The exhibition of sheep was also tolerable, they brought high prices, mutton ranging from fltd. to 7d. per lb. Baal pigs were not in demand, but stores were sought after, and sold at advsnad prices. Slips fetched generally from 19s. to 225. each, and suckers from 265. to 365. per pair. A moderate show of borne, and sellers appeared satisfied with the sums realised for the animals disposed of. Some creek 06110 brought a high figure. Taking the fair on the whole, the effect of the late successful news from the met of war would seem to make everything look upwards. EXPERIMENTS WITH ELECTRIC AND OTHER LIGHT, AT WOOLITICIL—On Monday evenieg last lengthened experiment took plate at Woolwich, on the upper part of the Common, in the presence of the select sommittee. The experiments were with three different kinds of lights, for war and other purposes. The first was the sleeve light, which was exhibited by Mr. loglige; the ascend, the •• Drummond Light, e "exhibited by Sergeant B. P. Jones, of the Royal Sappers end Miners ; and the third the " Bade Light." invented by a Mr. Gurney. re siding In the meaty of Cornwall, who elm entrusted it to the care of Semesat bones. The night was not • favourable ens for the trial, but the electric light appeared to have the power of penetrating the farthest into the darkness, and was the meet brilliant ; but the Drummond also possessed some 'delisted's. It was more portable, and could be carried by two or three men each taking a portion of the apparetu, wherewith@ Muftis light was so cumbersome as to require waggon drawn by two horses to matey it from place to plant: - The whole of the tobacco seized by the Calshot sea Hoek promotive affirms. in Southamptoa Water has bees forwarded to Bouthssapton to be deposited in the flames Warehouse. The presentmisere is the largest that has hese made I. Hampshire for some time past ; its value, if not damaged, sad the duty paid on it, would be nearly 1,2001. TILE CUDHAM MURDER.—Yesterday the prisoner ' Ma wee soma romealieed but the inquiry was ones more I adjoorsed, mum AISILM•ga. %Me sm.. it win to rodeo, adaitioaol gobbets. 1..1.111111111111111A4 METROPOLITAN OF SEWERS. A special court of the Metropolitan Connniinianers of Beware was hold yesterday. at their Oleo, to Beim squire ;Lt ammo a ass, Ifaq., la the chair. Tenders were rewired for the ozeoadea a l @Mai& works at Lee sad Lewisham, which had boas praviouly ordered, sad r m ot. mai,. 1,850 r _Jr.i...10.: 1 1.4 ir. I Wade, m the Topmeestative el the &MK hese le Ile value et the week, whisk wadi same the omitd las& iseesvesiense, awl tumid enable the eemmileisame MteMl the efficsat whisk Mamba wade ' with •e lasi IIV atarerecke y. Those was a rigid ea the stale 011ie esUestlem el dislike Wee, and IS was meshed M Imam 70,0001. frees the reline enema to the paws& asemint, is the lobate is Os Mesmer% hands had bees semeldmably 'missed by the payments ordered, sad 125,0001. of the rates .011 resesined sseellested. Oa the p rer te ry=a ss e2=al as seesitte e l e at i Mr. Basal i:g dheharilai power of the proposed soda lleis7 la ammo, Mould he prliOd. eases shmerelYwo were made r.Werd, who fatal halt with these selwalaticee as , sad not laded*/ the meth side tithe river. A geed of warm dhemakiesesed, tumble, ems parasol diMaMINISIII ; but ftwatillhealsly remised that the peplos sheeld set be pdatsi at presest ; Mr. Wads, sod - ether eemeakelesere mateadiag that, as the nbjest wee set to be dealt with by the prawns etimatieliee, there meld be so me is their exa mining hate the detailed ealwelatione. Notwithateading this, 31r. Thwaitee gave Bodes that he should move the printing of them at the next meeting. The other basis= was of a local and asimportast character. MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER HUSBAND. Early yesterday morning t man lamed Daniel Leeks, • weaver, but who had latterly worked se • lamer at the Do ck., murdered his wife, Catherine Lode., at their maidens, to Pedhaoseveeurt, leading out of Artil lery-len, Bhhspegindemet. The demand sad her Mo nett were beds penile when drunken and dissipated habits led Mune painfully eminent to the inhabitants of the diddle In w" A they Heed. They were constantly quarrel- I Wog, sad guilty of the met brutal violet,* towards seek sash The wenn hinny kept a trait hall at the mine of the Musion.hause, but in emenneece of her = sealleet, the polies authorities were compelled to terseveL At about half- put 7 o'clock the prisoner went to Spin dles's police stuns, where Sergeant Hors" of thelH divi des, was is attendiusce. Hs said to the other ' " I surrender =you." The policemen said, " Wh at for ?" The e to s replied, " I have murdered my wife.' The otiose seat • mosesger to 15, Pasiiameat•oeurt, when be found the murdered woman lying to Use stain, quite deed, having ben stabbed in the heck with • knife which the pollee ▪ In th e bedroom, emend with blo od.i That it was a hand, set ea the pert of the murderer is evident hes the fact that he dated that he bad long led the knife "la " he her, end that he was deteenned tet as end tats her. It appear* that on the predies Lowden eel his wife were at • raffle and wake site halm Thin was • violent quarrel, and at hell. 11 Leeds west hese, len*/ his wife bawd. At • eider 6the deeneell.ehe ntunell Irmo, but she hed,„..Shooderiend her nee eve, nether Id Melt; - to go to work ; sad be dressed himself sad left home. Shortly afterwar ds, at hellion 6 o'clock, she called her second son, and asked he • light he the purpose of lighting her pipe. fibs &Newark went to the bed upon which her husband was lying, end he, taking a large, putted knife, like that used by butchers, made • thrust at her throat, wounding her severely. 811111 made Shebat of her way to the door to escape, but her wound was of so serious a nature ' and bled to copieenth that she oak exhausted en the stain, and died don immediately. At 2 o'clock the primer was brought up before Mt. D'Bymeent, at the Worshipdrest Pons-office. He pre. seated • very wild and wretched appearance. The 'mawitm s examined was Sergeant Horan, who gen iiikelle es to the prienees surrendering himsel f jun* Me to have been drinking, but witness could ad en = a wes drank. Jinn% 59 H—l hoard the soaversation between primer en lea nineso. I want with primmer to 15, Parliament. end, Aillisey. pomace, Old Artillery-trend. Os the lee hag halfway up the int flight of stain I saw a wanes *tin with her arms and head on her kens. Prisons edi s " That is her." I took hold of her hand sad tried to Intl her pulse, bat could not. I put her had beak sad saw her lap was lull of esegeated blood. eke was deed and cold in the fan, arms. and hands, her legs were stiff ; apparently she was about 45 year. of age. I said to prisoner, How did yen do this? He replied With • knife. I said, Did you strike her hers ? He said, Na I asked when the knife was ? He said, Come up stain sad I will give it to you. I west up to the snood door front room, sad be gave me this knife from the sill of the wiadow (wines, ruined a sharp pointed butanes Odle, doe blade her lathes hag, and with a wooden haft, sUngly bound with hose clasps, the whole la a sheath). I asked him whin he get the knife Iris previous to Mikis, her ? mad bend, " here," paint ing et the sun time between the untessis and bed. Then was blood on the knife, partly wet and up tribe kilt. I asked what made him do it; he said, "Oh, 1 had ben to a rifle, and we had some words—a row." I left deemed in charge of 1 a City police constable, and returned with prisoner to the station. I afterwards west with Dr. Mean, the divisional noses, to the house, where I leant that the City police bad embed in Dr. Blow, of Bishopegate, who proasonesd the woman dead. We that took the body up stairs, and laid it on the bed. I they sew • very large wound on the right side of the bead, two inches below the en. I could have put my two Anus in it. There was stain. By pool of blood by the side el the bed, and also as the By the Ms&trate—lt was a jagged wound, about en inch and • half is With. It appeared more like a stab than • cut; the blood was nein' out I should say the prisoner had been dinkiest. He was very excited, and shook a great deal. Blood was on his hands. At the station he asked for PIS sad ink, and wrote the note I predeos to his sister, e Mrs. Mahosy, 11, Johneireet, Cennepetrest-road, St. George's But. I delivered it to her, sad she secnensied me beck to the station where she saw the prisons: la the proem of two inspeeteh. Mr. Vine, the chief clerk, this read the following: "Dear Mary,—Make yeomen happy as you can ; if you and I were enured to speak to each other I should be very glad, mod would tell you semethiag.—Dexi. Lotuses." Impair Marsh, H diviehm—l was present at the inter. dew between prisoner sett bin sister. I wrote down what he . stated, bating provinely cautioned him that I si, eie it in evidence hehre a sesgistratis, to which he seiner that he was quite aware of that being right. Ili milk " Hew same you to do this ?" and be then nub the Mining datemest :—.. I bad an appeistment nth a moo to get some work, and met him at • beer shop tat the Damien Docks. We had some beer, and left; the ,UM said he had • mud for a she; I replied that m wife mend do ao good with it. He asked if I would", • I y said se He said, if you will I will go with you. I time mid, il:ly • and we went to the Green Dragon beer shop, lf Mco ' costreet, Bishopepte where a row sassed. One Mmy wife's Mothers threate ned to threw me down stairs. I then went towards hems. I saw it was dank in the pee. sage, and heard a man named Kingston talking to my who on the stain. Kagan sad I struck each other several blows. I en% say who sunk int, bet I Meek him with a poker, and then west oat side, eel mw • City polic emen. I told bin the people paled to waylay an He desired use to go l new I west home and lay on the bed, and I beilen I Ink Woe eget. This stou, when my wife tolled my too bar. I went down andsWto ken* to her, sad then lent upstairs sad ley down iris. iiihe eine OM after, eel I asked what she did there. lie hilbse weeds ensued, tad I put my had snot the tick, lii WI el the knifes mad *listed the wonder , nee, whisk nun her hea t I love no mere to may." The method*, murdered cremes, a widow, ealleihie Onus, wee must at the rage untioned, wit* cos gut : e t her hii&IST. Ole minter lodes bees keg set of The lest to she saw him daughter was newt oleo's Allot fell sight, et whisk time printer was with Me Om, mad apperestly ea geed was. The whew made se e js thong the widens Wen " No" to the did deek's istenegeteay be ns his helm teenewessmin the winnow ; and there cod Wag N illiZ esabs lllselsil l asiliessi esson essn ior fa reseeding &sided os WILL num—bass admisiess ix sit days mike tegissabstrllL—avabst WO" sires WM Wain. WM Am." "oh" ' 1,1011. 46. IL &ULM Or LONDON DURING , 7718 WWI. (From the Reeistrar-Oenwers Report.) The mortality of London, as shown by the returns for last week, differs little from the average for the second week of September, or from the mortality that his prevailed in the previous three weeks. The number of persona who died in the week that eaded on Saturday is 1.033, of whom 623 are males, acrd 510 females. About a half of the entire number died under 20 years of age ; 40 had lived 80 years, or bad attained a greater age ; and one person, a female, is reported to have reached the ape of 101. IMerrbees or summer cholera coatis..s to slow a decrease —a circumetaaes which is probably due to the eoldnem of the season. The fatal cans of diarrhoea have been in the lest Ave weeks 164, 127, 134, 107, sad 96. Only 4 deaths are , returned as caused by cholera, 2 of which are those of ' infants ; of the other eases one occurred to a sailor on board skip in the New Crane Dock, and one described as " Asiatic cholera" to a plumber in Market-street, Loadon-road, who died after 24 hours' illness. The season which is mast favourable to an outbreak of cholera ham nearly passed, and it seems sot premature to hope that London will for this year mope • marge with which other parts of Europe are afflicted. Besides 08 deaths from scarlatina, 60 ocearred from typhus and otter fever; and in Bailey . ..court. Liberty of the Rolls, a hoses is reported where three came of typhus marred lately, one of whine proved fatal. The house is defective in drainage, and in other respects is said to be is bad sanitary coadition. Last week the births of 816 boys and 734 girls, in all 1,660 children, were registered la Landau. In the ten eons speeding week. of the yeags 1846-1864 the average number was 1,379. At the Royal Obssrvebrry, Gresawich, the sues height of the barometer in the week was 29463 in. The mean temperature of the week was 66 dog., ass* the same es in the preceding week, and 1 deg. Wow the average of the IMO week in 38 years. The mesa tempotatur• of Saturday was oily 62.6 deg.. which is 4 deg. below the average of the same day. The highest temperature marred ca Wednes day, aid was 72 deg. ' • the lowest oa Monday, and was 42 6 deg. The mesa dewpeint temperature was 61.6 deg., end the differing. between this sad the aces tempuature of the air was 44 deg. The temperature of the Wall of the Thames was 60.1 deg. The triad was generally in tbe mirth-east. Raba to the amount of 0 46 in. tell ea Thursday sad Friday. OZYIRAL PAI.ACI4--811ILLING DAYS-8111 , T. 18. —AANdeeins ea mown. 7,016 g Oft try masa tiek" 61.10.-ToMN MA. Cierapeagiag day WI yeas, 4,784.