The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

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Id &eddylb 80. ills End HO" Walla Eed 20e.; WiWßed 9d ; Wale Zed .ting, 241.--810 e report d de tad, mei* 4 . 1 or bas bd b. earoresi. W dims the It* =oast woo mote end 21111 ad salmi 1 a permed d se Mob 11. mill As Xt. Debt oton recomola ma. a trio we at Waal The will WI" Utak 61. Par "' IL repeal in f lu "' PILLS. -- Cdaj &OW Patel' a. t. ere Plod MO i t mode ol UNTO. 00- nw ewer sat e l. reteediel memells dais. rladsad eidC • resso_e... .canton tM toe tar WO . w ow *MX DEATHS. e , Hyde-Pat 1111 Jbert-P" , i h..° Um V 0 aT• & wkirel l , the l a 4 wire ot 0.1/x' ~ the mil" It* irks, 'CtrsSi t : :far:tel. 004 traria 31gbbar1 s ow km &IL — a 00 bias. rt ei CLI TI Z I " rli -ware. a" theath-r -10" Brisbo". Kespark. 1,0•04 ...is, extos. a 1 - I 1111" Pl r igi on op. fle No. 5,947 PACKETS foe MEL -Ir4-"---.---faCigiALlifpod Lila pinuyi el DrA—tlern. asesx•a ship av, Liu ums. u...puu A. T. Gomm. irt u la . ib d WI lXvais t Uis 6111 Ocrer. mad earry an eirpertenold orpm _Amii Y. OW- IE4 Co.. la. Lealeuliall -00,14. Ssolleg ttf:: PAngo l L U S. Rl"T r E rie roaaIISYPITIL— r An; !IL ZINO, 1.500 tont burthen, underact oomesabd di T a ieste JOON MEL late of the Ttotree end Bea [lnt, a w ui moo telltiOD shout the middle of Norentboe.—for phis at vommodigoahr. septy IWJ3EILTSOdt and Ce., g. t oonetecocui lo - on. .I.•••• al l a g? , . —BLACK .—BLACJwithliterLii,h4 P4SSZINT. (ItigrOOMIL ladettloo of Memo fare to M ed al= Ain to all demo. • . woe Ng, Ironton Bay (eaten at rb mouthl, the steemehlp ~.,,,T on fOhLk, 4.t.00 testa bonitos, erSaberes power (Ind} v e ;,7 nus tra de /*ate-built ship, unrivalled byway resod in * 0 541 e to Australia, will be deeposew u oz . imber. lite magolicent deck saloon of tit ship 1 .... eaten pametmers to the Arestration Monte' an olive. may combo big co mfort sod armee superior to say other eve wal es The seeped cabin on deck is equal to milieu, &st ew sogoduedstion, and the arrangements fog other dares 410111118 a th e latest improt the pptILLOIPTON, le eppel Bey . and Briebene.—Clipper ship loswasK, 2,000 b us, to WI from Liverpool September 111 h, mlllaistsleseastotru to embrirk paseengern JAMES SAINIS and Co., Liverpool ; all Agents for ineUdt Ban um ; mid T. K. MACY AY and Ow, 1. l ai d ou je4 *Mkt lOP‘M LC. 1 ...,.. ITT" T lln a MI OVIA 94111a7" TO TE, LigT",,b,.l4r4..„YA(gtriEl "d syskainstlbetprfolhpoeoweil4gbegn has berm litsa t Zter. ". ' carrying the Vidlidlgnites FlOll LIVILIPOOL for NM YOVIC. CTIY 07 NEW lOU, TO-1210170W, August Kt. CM Of DIMS. ordal. bet p t CIIT Of WINTON, Ra t nesday & pd wr y wasesisy, sad alternate friday" sad Wads" gain purge IN the mg stamen saWag awry Wesinsess& 1 27.17,5ai1L ego" waddles to tbe soossumodstloa. Cabin ay da yeiday's and Saturday's steamers. IS Eutaw. = s ad peep WWI., • toll supply of cooked ovisione. p seee =Crd . a sad ties Wogs& Meter States booked on Nem —ler pardridars svely so Vll/11 DIMLY, se,waff , airese. Limped ; ea ea gage ad mane. Itai Wlllifitalreekletadea _ _ laßamEN.—Direct Route to Rumor Bruns ', MM. sad Central Gal:11107.-ns North OCTMLI Lloyd's ..: tatiot-dos SM. , .tratorr SCUWALBL Captain G ERNST. ari MU M &gabbed from Bonelydown on THURSDAY, the 81st b i t, t essiler penalttlor, at 10 a.m., c4lllog at Branswkk Pier , Ilimoors; p preserve at 12 noon .- Pane to bream SI tka sad SE Mara dads, £3 sad £1 lea-Apply at CHAPLIN'S ~ rained Me, liagenteircas, W.: or to PSI ILIPPL GRAVEL ei paRIMPII sad Co., i. Dwastaa's.horter, at. DlallithO a-blll, LC NM rp OBESHER and GLEN) Y. . VA jll. NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-1101731, taw& sra uk Di mily establishment la London for the toilowlas Articles : - TOR:NIGIRM SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. Wm Wm TRIZSIIIITI INDIA TWEED SUITS. TGAMIIIRII INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. OU TREMLIZICS KASHMIR SHIRTS. kg TIN:SIIEWS COLOURED FLANNEL SHIM= TIEFSHRICS MILITARY SHIRTS. RIR TRIU.SIIEWS OVERLAND TRVYRS. M.III TRIESIOICS INDIA SPLLOCE MONIS. - TILIMSNIR'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. kia sasEausal INDIA CABIN BAGS. ftlit x;—OrIFITS SUPPLIED foe INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO NS, tai detailed lists of the articles required for every purpoee Itta ad eppletnest Will be forwarded on application am above. HYAN and Op.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, es and 67, O.IIORIMITRIZT. TM let letablishment M the Kisigdosn for ovary IleiortpUos d Bop' sad Youths' Dress. Boys' Kniukarbocker Mita, 16s. id. YDs go s' Westminster and Osborne Salts, 15n 6d. to 36n bye Stop Harrow. and Rugby Salts, Ms. to Os. Boys' Light Cssebetroats, 141. CS to Ms. Boys' Jackets for the season, Wel %Ms. Ileye Serriteable Tests, U. 03. to 7s. Id. Boys' Iltrearbk Tromso% Ss. 6d. to 13s. HIV& and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTbiENTS. 06 and 67, OXFOISD.STE.EET. Ilo.VOntleinen's aotbing tar imOlatliste wear. No. S. GM- Ihmelierder Departmeut. No. 3. Boys Clotbing for Immediate gm So 4. Bopi and Yoruba' Order Department. No. 5. Waal Livery Department. No 6. Flats and General Hosiery. Ti Travelling Clothing, Umbrellas. Portmanteaus. R. &e. Puntseua Branches— birmlngbans, 21, 2t, and L. Newelnest laalttL brinpte. SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY :SECY.99IAT WiEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued ttier teethe :: WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to le doable: tJUKN more light than formerly is requisite-- WlrErtil l'l' candle is placed between the eyes VT sad tbs book: WHEN objects must be held further off to be'' seen more clearly ; WHEN much di ffi culty is found in threading a feeds flagon are peersositorystgos of decsylogalght, and indicate Wt so optician should hs comulted without delay. Prom long andeateniire practice Mean. Thomas Harris and Son are fully scapetent to adiise on all matters pertaining to the remedying defective eight ,They skilfully slept lenses, perfectly true, of be Robb. poser, and likewise they judiciously select a epee. lade frame of the form meet becoming to the face. 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JOHN OiriNkLL and Co., Three Elng-tiourt, ombard. Undo& perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the psblis the traly marvellous fl uid, which gradually restores the =ma hair to It, pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Mut AmarelM has none of the properties of dyes It on the unitary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hairouos. liMored one application per month will keep 11 in perfect colour. Rica /.1 ls..per bottle. or 122 half bout.% 106- ed. John ° laell ad Co. hare been appointed perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of IfsIM—JOHN CKMNILL and Cots CHERRY TOO i H, PAM la IMMO superior to any booth powder.—To be had of all per. MINIM cherehM, and at the manwactory, 1; Three Linspeouri, Lisaberd-drat. tendon. ~IIIN!FORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The mWlnl proftwelon far Shirty years have approved of thus Pere solution o magmata as the best, ressedy for goat sad sta. iambic disorders of every kind ; and as • mild aperient it is saps dally_sianted for ladles met children. 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P•tane. and Laaroe Omit (" Latest: Nov. .I 'On averag•ot eta dayll ettbar meat or chronle... et O. dOEEnt'S, Yrench "...1.., 49, Haymarket l'esS '""It Nmetat et 4a 6L NOYIL BY AMELIA B. ADWARMA RThle nttA hontiontece and Vignette Till• Page, price ft. OWtad GLOVE. By the Author of " Inirtianis History." London • John Maxwell and Co., IM Yleet-otreet. niv NOVEL BY Mk. HAZIXFY. Tkie day, In 3 'Oil., at all Libraries. S ° Pki LAUILIE. John Maxwell and Co.. ltt, Fleet-styes& ec hd of ghapkin sad Mamball, post tree for 7 etsm P i . NEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled A. ME DEBT HTRY, en d W HAT IT DOES FOR US By Orearenoretreet. From the great serene of the 1 ;.1. 7 t =ton 41 1 r4tal etne r ri b b a y , t d h i e iy Te a rt !bor. we lown irantiel eed:ra Macrimistring ',twee!' mire and meretricious John C Clements, Little Pultenepatreet. pit• CIILVERWELL on biARRLIGZ rieob_uptino., Happiness, and Usappoinunauts. num 1. Corrihtli ; Author. ladte~ Trra TURKI6II BATHS, tA Mom. 11 1 1 1. llood.).. At L. C.'s profeakuual ruskils2l.A —"" /J ulhorough.atreec, W. Also. the Poet-ones demi I •Um. U. 61. le , at, Ilartlia'Aearalad. LC. FRENCH and ENGLISH FLEETS at PORTSHOUTH. LONDON, BRIGHTON, mol SOUTH COAST ILILILWAY. ILLUIIINATTOS at the SHIPS and ORAND DIMLY of FIREWORKS, on WIDEMAN, the 10th Manna • late Train Hat mad WM am. at ordinary tams) at knee lertanioath tor Brighton at ILO midnight. calling at Havant, taloimator, Worthing, and Shoreham. rri KRA TR)] ROYAL HAYMARKET. .E. TO•NDIFIT (Yossday), WALT= NONTOOMAYII DONAILY 11DALWI4; LADY 07 LYON!! AM "liDl ll 3B l ll4 lr , •mw aid y WlDlsat C. Yew sea, latitied MLA. AALD m a rnal •L a ttlON. Ars& agyear wee of • ved Yrevlaelal Actress, Mrs. Rarmeed. ' On SATMDAT, Iles& t, srlD be produced AL/BID, • sew niky,__o2 Yee sets. by lit X*. TM DA aly* VI M i r. WalAtelleatiomory's TIIHN OXFORD-441, by J. OMPENBAOH, JR. amporimid 4 Mama Mon* !Mak Mahal* Mem& A. Bt. Alb" Oree& W. William& Wok. to.. with full baled aad chorus. Conducted by 11r. P. Jespasans. Afro the Hadal kaaaty. by the Mimeo Sara and Tway Omaha Owned: by all taa aadialte Sabot, toelaillag the celebrated. WAuloasa, Marra Dario sad Dom* IiVISY IMlNjlia, at light o 'bask. M}METROPOLITAN MUSIC•HALL, Pgware roast—Open at 7.30. Glorious success of th• Balletion. ILOY. ' Coe, the °Awed comedian..ightly Matte 160 MS of laughter and dildfigag Mal of acclaim*. Imeletel bin .bose of fira3elas artistia—lisnagea. JJ. J . PoOLIL DUBLIN INTIERNATIONAL tads the Spacial Patronage Oof Her Iblida. So WON. n. izarernow la OP= KYDZY Wl= DAY, out to the 'EVENINGS et MONDAYS. TODIDAIIk sod THUSSDAIth Adulate°, the abilling. RAILWAY ARRANCIIIIINTIL Return tickets to and from Dublin are trued at the principal railway stations in England and Scotland at considerably re dwood rasa Excursion hales ran frequently at very low prices. For SW particulars sae the naval cerapanies . announcements. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurza's ruicausa.) OPENING OF THE DANISH RIGSRAAD. COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 28. The Rigsraad was opened to-day by the President of the Council, who read the speech from the throne. In this the Kiog announces that the chief reason for the present convocation of the Rigeread is to pass the draft for the modification of the con stitution. The bill for this purpose now before the I hone , is the same that was recently passed by the I*ndstbing and rejected by the Folketbing. The speech stated, in conclusion, that the King was not altogether satisfied with the modification of the constitution as proposed in the bill His Majesty would certainly oppose any further concessions. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, ATJOUST 28. Field-Marshal von Gablens will set out to-day for his post as military governor of Holstein. Before leaving he will have a farewell audience of the Imperor. The De.batti of to-day states that the negotiations between the minor German States have resulted in a resolution to abandon the installation of the Duke of Augustenburg as a condition of any settlement of the Slestrig-Holstein question. The minor States will confine themselves solely to the mainte nance of Federal right in the Duchies, PRUSSIA. COLOGNE, Almon Z. At a general meeting of the 'harsh° 'dere of the Cologne and Minden Railway Company, held here to-day, the contract with the government was una nimously agreed to. The government commistioner skated that the contract would become valid upon receiving the King's approval. THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. BERN, Auover 28. The fourth annual meeting of the International Social Science Association was opened in this city at 2 o'clock this afternoon by the Federal Councillor ChalletveneL THE WAR I.N THE BRAZILS. LISBON. AUGUST 28. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship Douro has arrived here from Brasil, &c., and will leave for Southampton at noon to-day, with 96 pas sengers, 1,680 bags of coffee, 211 rolls of tobacco, 250 barrels of tapioca, 30 packages of ipecacuanha, and 137 packages of sundries, and 35,560/. in specie. The La Plata, with the outward mails of the 9th August, left St. Vincent for Brazil on the evening of the 20th inst. (By telegraph from Lisbon.) RIO DE JANEIRO, Auourr 9. The Emperor has advanced to st. Gabriel, the people everywhere displaying great enthusiasm. The whole province of Rio Grande has risen in support of the Emperor. The Paraguayans have not yet crossed the ibicuhy. A decree has been issued calling out for active service all the National Guards of the Empire. RIO DE JANEIRO, Atratsr 9. Exchange on London, 23} to 23}. Coffee, good first, 7.200 to 7.400 rein. Shipments since the de parture of the last mail, 53,935 bags, including 21,547 for the Channel. Sales, 51,300 bags. Stock, 90,000 bags. Freight, 40s. to 45a. . . _ BAHIA, AvatraT 13. Rzebange on London, 241 to 24i. Cotton, 36.100. Sugar, browns, 2.200 to 2.300 rein. __ _ . PERNAMBUCO. !Lamm 16. Exchange on London, 24i to 24 Sugar, brown, 2.000 to 2.400. Cotton, 10.500 to 17.500 reia. The Meesageries Imperisles Navarre, with the French mails for Brazil, arrived here on the 11th, and sailed again the same day for Bahia. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. V-- The following telegram has been received by Renter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, August 28: The Noma, from the Mauritius, reached Suez at 2 p.m. on the 24th ; and the Malta, from Bombay, at 2 a.m. on the 26th August. One of the celebrities of Spanish California is a mins vine now growing at the Mootecito, three miles below biota Barbara, on the road to San Sueneventurs. It wee planted in 1796. Its trunk is 12 mashes to diameter, rising claim 15 feet from the ground, and the vine is trailed over some 80 }set s a circumference. Some years it bee berms 6.000 bunche of rips sorted grapes, close upon B,ooolbe. in UNION RATING IN IIINLAND.—The principle of weight. In 'omen of drouth it bee bees watered from • anion ea si ng , .... ü bmi t m. for that by ileatw o divis i on warm mineral spring ioltlie seighbourhood.—Sais Frontier° I which bow prevails in Ireland, be, we perceive, clogging the Holleri.. I atteotion of some boards cf rowdies.. Divided opinions FILLRIFUL HURRICANE IX THZ PACIFIC OMAN.- I are entertained respecting the effects of the two systems. L I V ER POOL. MONDAY. —Intelligence hes been rsosived here I different localities, in lam, viewieg the questioo as it effects today by way of Washington to the effect that a fearful I their own intereste,witbont regard to abstract prioeiples or bemoans bad swept over the Society Islands to the Pacific reneral results. At ast coed meeting of the guardians of the Ocean about the middle of May last, sod the devastation • Sells onion. held on &sudsy, the subject was brought for was of the most ostensive Datum. The Wands prin. I ward in a formal resolution is favour of the English mods of chaff, affected by the tempest were the Society, Harmony, I rating by oaten.. Otte of the results attributed toile present and Palmerston. Ose of the islands coostitutiog the Pal- piss is that it is unequal sod anima, and mam ma mare. wanton group , called the Rear, &bated on the sera-east I tion by the pronoun which it puts oe landlords, Waling of the maim Wand, bad been completely washed away. theta to disposers the labourog theses, Ao ametsileasse Nothing bet the sorel breakers remain. which in cam of a I was proposed which setforth the ma ass ster whic m oul d rnts, and m. heavy sea IMO entirely invisible to the ey e, but in per. I demaed the proposed champs sswithhold featly calm weather they are observable. Ail these islands ' the **insides that now largos the responsible rate pavers see well known to the ceptaine of wheliog vessels freqoent- I to peovideemploymeot for the laboorter classes, slides hasp log the South Sea. Owls; to this damage by the hurricane ' them oat of the workhouse, whore they would he a usages 1 newel vessels have been wrecked, tut, so far ae was burgles. The beard, after • loog dismothas adopted the I ksown, none belonged to Amerieno ports. II is slim stated eroaadtawat, and deelised to eseemeneed ti e a d opt i on o f 1 4 that Tahiti had suffered considerably tram the busfamme. ' the proposed change.—Dublin Express. . LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 29. 1866. AMERICA. (unsa's (Per the Oft el Bake, yid Oreohlemma NEW YORK. Mawr 19, Momenta. The Constitutional Committee of the Mississippi State Convention has reported in favour of the State Constitutional Amendment, abolishing slavery. A memorial has been presented to the oonveution, praying that steps may be taken in Mr. Davis's behalf, and protecting against the gar. risoning of the State by negro troops. The ordinance prohibiting the legislature from passing laws im posing' any civil disability, punishment, or for of estate upon citizens engaged in the late civil war, or for political opinions occasioned thereby, has passed through a firso reading. The Maine Democratic Convention has endorsed Pre sident Johnson's reconstruction policy. _ . - The Shenandoah was spoken June 23 near Cape Thaddeus, steering N.W., Sowards 'the direttion is which a fleet of 60 whalers were known to be pre viously. The Elan Francisco merchants have peti tioned the Government to despatch a steamer la pursuit of the Shenandoah. The financial excitement caused by the late failures has considerably subsided, and confidence is gradually reviving. The importers, bankers, and traders have offered ,000 dais. reward for the apprebensiou of Edward Kitchum. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, AOOOBT 19, Mounza. Money easy. Gold. 144. Exchange on Lon don, 156 k ; on Paris, 3.00. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 91 ; Illinois, 1221; Erie, 821 ;5-20 United States Bonds, 1061. Cotton slightly firmer ; Middling Upland, 43. Flour good inquiry. Wheat steady. Corn quiet. Crude petroleum, 320. ; refined ditto, 52c. MUSIC. MR. AT MELLON'S CONCERTS. ?resh interest has bean given to these entegisin mgts by the re•appearance of Mdlle. Carlotta Patti, vitae Togfaliar stile of brillutat enoalisatioa has found sash Mgt fames with the general paha& The following was die programme of the brat pert el last sight's oreeirk " selected," accord* to the asermasesseak. "from MS works of the Italian 111111111161/ :" ___ and Euphonium, Messrs. Hughes lad (Horn Obbl gato, Yr. C r . ti rryst.) I= a o&th IN ra I ties , ••1111 • • Oases. PolHa del mle kik," (Manor Ferranti Fastaela.-Vkdta...olello" (Traasertbed by leasif Isati* Overture.. Wink= Te arr. 'qv"' "O ei, Isar anise ifibids di Chipmn*. • Zambia! It is true the oompossea bus at doing WIN 1101105 birth, but the principal selected were prodded far,. t: T : in reach stage, and by no means Imply slay tation of the Italian school. The *see, Is its ill of modem or earapasatbrely 1101111111. dezewie whereas, an Italie sales*. should ropedy woe of this poet mama sprawl over the last two esmlcirlee wed a half of the musical history of that nation. Ideeedver, fantasias and arrangements for the display of polo brirtrCimentalists are namely admissible as specimens of Overture. •' Nam the composers whose ideas ere subjected to that free mode ci adeptatioa. However, although scarcely an illustration ci the Italian school, Mr. Mellon's programme contained much that was intereatiog aid varied in style. The overture to Notirinahal, the production of a emit; over-rated composer, might easily have been ter placed by a better composition —it is a pre teritieus mixture of pompous inflation and puerile prettiness, quite unworthy to find • place in the same pro gramme with Reeeini's magnificent prelude to Tell, and Cho !labial's au overture to Anacreon, which is almost u Preach in manner ea Weigh its composer bad been of Parisian instead of Florentine origin. Mr. Codes march Is bril liantly and effectively scored, to which, rather than to any originality, la to be attributed the impression which it gene rally makes. Although scarcely • plagiarism, it is impos eible on hearing it to avoid Wag reminded of the episode in Mandelssohn's march in Athalie. Mr. Carrodues fantasia was • masterly exhibition of artistic skill, all the enormous difficulties of "doable stops,' octave pas sages, harmonics, and other intricacies in which the piece aboutall, being surmounted with an ease and self-command which only belong to a virtuoso of the first class. The performance was received with en thusiastic applause. The warlike duet from Bellini's opera was tamest es extraordinary, as a display of mastery over two cumbrous brass instruments. But enthusiastic as the applause had hitherto been, it was as nothing to the storm of welcome which greeted Mdlle. Carlotta Patti on her first appearance ; and this agile was far mermaid by the frantic delight which was called forth by that lady's long-sustained high D flat and the shake on that sad the note above. No usequerpr returning from a greatvictory, which eh Quid ensure the future peace and 1/offence a nation, could have met with meter triumph than these yowl legs elicited at the Royal Italian Opera-house last might The brilliant roebucks' of MAU*. Carlotta Patti will doubtless prose as equally attractive feature with the " classical ' nights, and ill the promenade as effectually as the names of the groat coin. poses. Fuller the hones maid not be than it was last sight ; • result in this eau certainly attributable to the re appearance of this popular sager. The second portion of the uncut included the instrameatal. ealectiou from L'Africaine and a new waltz, "Nay," composed by Mr. ( Hellos besides vocal solos by fildlle. Csr:otta Patti and &gear ' Ferranti, end • piacioforte fantasia by Mdlle. Marls Krebs. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.. The "holiday season," with its beat and its excursion attractions, so fetid to the prosperity of most Lon. doe theatres, has evidently had no evil effect upon this establishment, for we return from our sea-side trip and our continental tour to find its "auditorium" crowded to the ceiling, and its stage filled with a Dew and brilliant Meriden ballet. When Mr. Strange opened this house list Christ mu be made ballet one of its leading features, and he justly shims for it the title of " the firstspectacular ballet theatre in Europe." The law, at present, will not allow bite to amaze his five thousaud sightly visitors with pantomime stories like those given on the off opera nights at the Berlin opera house, but in all matters of spectacle—in masses of gel-looking, sweetly-dressed damsels; in in genious evolutions, graceful dancer, cud effective scenery, he is not behind the greatest ballet theatre in Europe. The new Russian ballet Is obviously founded on the skat ing divertiosement ie the PropAite, and the groupies/ of the dancers is very creditable to Mr. Boleti°, the stage manager. Au a spectacle it is equal to the Indian ballet, and superior to the Spanish ballet which preceded it, while it is distinct from the celebrated "focal divertissement," which still holds its place in the bills. In addition to times billets the usual mwic•hafl per. formanoes are given, and many performances peculiar to the circus—sn institution which appears to have gradually died out of Ragland. The internal arrangements of ►he Wham- bea—always good—have been improved in a way which merits special notice. The whole vast basement df the building has been fitted up with washing-places for gentle. men, like those found at the Crystal Palms, with barbers sod ahoolii.oks in atteedance,whileample accommodation le provided for ladies in the upper part utile building. Such an sample ought to be imitated, more or less, by all the managers of London theatres. Bazaars have been opened for the sale of gloves, esu de Cologne, &c., and the whole place, ceder Mr. Strange's energetic maaagement, may be shown to foreigners as the meet gigantic and perfect toff Morgant in the world. CANADA. Qi/EBEC, Ariousr 19. A large fire has occurred in the Roche suburb of this city. 80 buildings were destroyed. (non oim ermAL coausroirourr.) NEW YORK, AUGUST 15. The failure of the Atlantic cable—if it be a failure—has not, I think, excited much surprise here. The war has left the public nerves in such a jaded condition that it is now very difficult to get up a sensation of any kind. And then the former failure was such a terrible " soil " that people have never got over it. There are very few who took part in the celebration of 1838 who do not now wince ct the recollection of it, and even those who did nut tile part in it look back on it as something very like a national humiliation. The reaction ass so violent after the affair was over, that even Cyrus Field became for a while un popular, although the reason for carrying him round the streets In teinroph remaiued just as strong after the cable had refused to speak as before. His claims to popular applause were founded on his share in getting it laid, and laid it was. The effect of that failure, however, on the public mind has been such that nobody ventured to expect much of the recent attempt, and few, I think, were much disappointed, or much chagrined on Dearing that the signals had on a cert do day "become unintelligible, and finally ceased." Then the press refused to play its part this time in rous ing the popular enthusiasm. The country news papers, of course, were not 1:11110b concerned about it, but the New York &Ilya, if not positively hostile to it, were not sorry, I think, to learn that it was a failure. The scale of charge which the company foolishly published before the work was done was so high that the suc cess of the enterprise promised to impose a frightful burden of expense on the leading New York journal& Americans will tolerate any defect in a newspaper but the want of as late news as money or enterprise can procure. The result is that the prospect of having the cable laid has not been hailed by the press with any great enthusiasm ; and then I ought to add, that as far as mere sentiment is concerned, I think people are now not half so much pleased by the prospect of being drawn so closely to Europe, as they were seven years ago. To be sure, the events of the last four years have proved abundantly what service such a means of intercommunication may render in preventing misunderstandings, or in re moving them, and how much therefore it may do iu preserving peace. But people are still too sour and too much embit tered to be much affected by considerations of this sort. They are tired, anything but quarrel 'some, but they have neither forgiven nor forgotten. The thought of being brought closer to England, even figuratively, does not please them. THE BOMBAY ][AILS. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ermine, Captain Haskell, with the above mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings 63 pawners, 15 packages specie value 4.'2621 sad a general cargo, including 1,992 bales raw silk value 120,0001. sterling. 'lb. Euxine lett Alexandria on the 14th ; on the 17th spoke the barque Coffurli, wished to be reported ; 19tb, Egyptian steamer Octavia ; 20th, steamer Delhi ; 24th, steamer Ceylon. Her Majesty's ships Magicienue, Pelican, Weeer, Psyche, and Phoibe were at Malta ; also Cunard's steamer Aleppo. GIBRALTAR, AUGUST 23. The Windsor Oestle, with the left wing of the brit bet- talion of the 9th Iteguoeut„ left her aschorege on the 20th. in tow of her Misjesty's tug /tadpole, for the Caps of Good Hops. The right wing of the 78th Highlanders disembarked from the Hewers on the 19th. The Chronicle of the 16th says :—"The public will be Rlui to learn that hills of health ere now isaued from the I'•rt•o®ce without any damaging note to mar their effect. The occurrence of some half-dosen sporadic cues of cholera (nearly the whole of them outside the walls), Drawees the midalle of July sad the 'Biddle of August, should not of itself have caused any alarm, seeing that such iso lated meagre maul at.this serum tho dear." Her fiLmesty's ship Racoon, 10 days from Portsmouth; mehooner 'Howl Less, 13 days from Cardiff ; stammer Georgia Henry, 17 days from Cardiff ; brie Annandale, 18 days from Swansea ; and steamer Loudos, 7 days from Lou , don. bays severally arrived beta j Exchange arid freights whom& NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DIMIALTY, AIIOGST 28. APPOINT3IENTB— H. L. Holder, and W. A. de V. Brownlow, to be impacting commanders in the coast guard. Captains J. Hayes, to the Lion, vio• Captain Farquhar, whose period of eervios bee expred ; T. H. Idesoo, from the Blasibetm to the Revenge, when the latter ship is commis siooad on the let of September. Chaplain Rev. J. Erskine, from the Blenheim to the Revesge. Surgeons E. Heath to the Frederick William ; J. Andrews (b). to the Irresistible. Masters' Assistants J. W. Lago, J. H. Parches, sod P.A. Hallorso, to the Daher ; P. W. P. Hutton. to the Octavio E. W. Wild. to the Anthoea ; G. A. Webb, to the Sea. rider ; A. E. Jolt end F. F. Atkisson, to the Salamis ; IL C. Roche and T. F. Thomas, to the Hector. Midshipmen F. Hotham, G. A. 0. Grant, G. H. 8. Parttyman, and J. L. Bore. to the Desoto ; A. J. Pock- Unstop, to the Royal Oak ; 8.. W. Goa, to the Arethuse ; A. Dove ad H. L. Fleet, to the Constaore ; A. P. Wil liams, to the Liverpool ; G. S. Deacon, to the Hector. Naval Cadets IL A. Hammel', to the Constance; W. Wright sal S. G. Bourke, to the Aurora ; C. Druett, to the Cadmus ; H. G. Gila acid H. A. Ode, to the Duncan. CHATHAM, _Ammer, 2.8.. This morning a district court-martial assembled at the ran-teas, by order of Major-General Sir Robert Walpole, &GB., for the trial of private Alexender MTh*. key, of this divtaioa of Royal Marines Light infantry, on a aharp of having committed a violent and altogether appro. yoked assault on Asidatent•Sorgeon W. Coooolly, M.D., at Melville Hospital. The prisoner, who hes been shoot five years is the corps of Royal Marius, is a man of mem& tarty bad ebareater, and has been already marked for stab bill a man in a poblic-house, for hich he was eentemed to I'2 months' imprisonment. He was also tried by mud martial for stabbing a comrade on hoard ship with a hapset. He bas also been froquestly tried by 6=ll - for other (deems. The court Ironed him guilty, but the sentewrie will not be procruirsted natal it has been approved oonees bT the ueatie ehareeTelimi i edtro troopship the district ehip Reanimate I Castle not being ready to receive on board her troops, the I reinforcements of cavalry sad infantry troops under order. to premed to Hurrachee in that vessel will sot embark until Thuredey oat This morning the detachments of the 4th Rim's Own, IStb, 10th, sod 38th Regimen* selected from the depots at this preens to augment the Royal Comedies Rides regiment, proceeded to Portageouth, there to embark oe board the ins screw Peamar Himalaya, 7004serse power, for coseepase to Canada. . . WOHLWWIL Aucts? 23. It is expected that hat Maratrviliclinembark at the Royal Arsenal Plot so tier Mu. bass 6bo Cosiioset, oftbor on Friday Ibi'lllbourgo6ordoy tM Sao* Sorambir, when the emewatestssememege wig be tido mkt Me odaais. I Woo of thapshlle as Make amiss of boy X 4,11 0 0,11 0 .11 smberhairea. [STAMPED, Id. .41PIVISAI...r THZ CATTLZ PLAGUE. The following letter has been addrewied to the Oceimissioems of Onmerene by the Oterk of Ike is iteasequeees of the recopt of a oommunicedoe • malady, bearingstriking resembles°, to inseam which in now cawing snch meagre among the cattleZ lend. ben atope is the Netherlands. Is is Inflebel in the Netherlands that the disease bas bees Im peded from Eagland by cattle returned from thence es ea ' sal,ltNa : • " Privy Clara Moo. Whitehall, August 26,1865. olek,—l have to acquaint you, for the information of the tientraissiosers of thustoins, that her Majesty's government lam received isMlligeam from the HEW* Waimear at the Hague that • malaly amonpt cattle, blaring a eeneemblance to the &sew which sow exist; io Vwhich is celled the cattle plague, has broken out a the etherlseds, I am directed by th 6 Lords of the Council to masa that We Comenlasiosers of Oisstoris will slake havre this fact to their °Moen at the eatforts, in order that the ma be careful not to relax the rigilsoce which, as their Ire were, those *Moen have skews by striggy miforrang • the regulations laid down byrrar hard, in owoordaaos with the letters addressed to the otwitmis dooms by the Privy Conseil on the 156 b of July sad the lltk and 12th cd August, baring for their,eblent ha pepvmel the importation of dimmed cattle into this country from may foreign ports.—l am, ha, "Angus Burs." The Lords of the Privy Council have east t, aopy., of their order of the 26th hut to the directors of ell the railway oceepasien the United Kingdom, wadi* di. reoting their &Weeks le this Bth section, which prohibits the sionthog or carrying by railway of animals labourieg under the disease is question. The neighbourhood of Brixton, which has hitherto 'seeped the pestilence prevailiug among cattle, im now eerimisly threatened, and the epidemic has within the lest few days manifested 'Melt in • alma's, form. One cow. keeper, who kept • shed al five cows, has WWI the whole of them. A dairymen in Amebae very recently purchased Dutch milch cow, sod placed her with his stook, when she soon afterwaids ded. but sot before mamma lotting the peril limos to the other beasts. Up to yesterday three cows from I .the same shed had succumbed to this fatal disease. LWAIII.OOI. No cases have broken out in the neighbourhood of Liverpool The foreign cattle coming into the pbrt an very healthy. The authorities are very vigilant. A veheri. nary surgeon oa the part of the corporation, and one also on the part of the government, inspect the lock on arrival, bet they have failed to discern any rymptems of dime& The fears of an outbreak of dreaded tinder• pest, or Russian cattle plague, at Hartlepool, have not been altogether ponerdless, as the importation there is very great, and during the peat week two foreign .berate belonging to Mr. Matthew Carter have been seized with the diastase, wbieh proved fatal in • very short space of time, one seimal expiring • day prior to the other. Mr. Carter mos municated the eirearnstaum to the Town-clerk, who CJO. vetted a meeting at ones of the justices of the peace for the district, is order to as eerie appoint an inspector er► media( to the order of the Privy Council. The meeting was held os Saturday, at the Atheoarnm, West Hartlepool, the Rev. J. A.. Perk, of Elwiekthall, presiding. A bug die ouisloa emend; emotive other things upon the difficulty which was often experienced is burying the dead animals, and as to whether it would not be more practicable to bur. them. It was then agreed that Mr. IL Peels be appointed inspector for the petty sesathusl distnata—Northern Daily Express. tnatrosma The progress of the cattle plague still continua among the dairy stock in this city, but we are OW to say that it is not spreading to so alarming an tuatara ss might have been anticipated from the large number of mare that were reported last week. Daring the last two days the te mper:tor trrefemor Diok) lass received reports as to the disease breakrog out in oily two b)res where it had not previously ezhited. In cue of these three cows have taken ill, end is the other two. One new case of gloms hostess reported u occurring in a byre whore the disease had for merly appeared, end two oases are sucionnoed is a byre where use bad been previously affected. Tao temporary erection M Easter-road, to be used as a sanitanam, was finished os Saturday forenoon, and made ready for the re eeptiott of stock cantering from the malady ; but °sly cod bad been placed , in it on that eveciog. Th ere are elnen sown in the city which have been labouring under the disease, that are now, tinder the treatment of Professor Dick, almost eonvalesOsnt, and may of them are yield's( from two to three punts of milk daily. —Edinburgh Courant. GLABOOW. No further cases of the cattle plague bare been discovered in this city so far as we can learn. Mr. Wm. Fordie, Leetiorer on Anatomy and Physiology, Glasgow Veterinary College. has been appointed one of the Inspec tors of Cattle for the city. A meeting of the West of Scot land Veterioary Medical Automation was held in the Bed- ford Mobil on Friday Mat, when, after full dieausaion, the following resolutions were adopted:—let. That rinder peat it &disease of foreign import, and highly ecintagions. 2nd. That it does not exist at present in any town or dis trict in the west of Scotland. 3rd. That, in order to stay its progress, each member should insist on cow owners to cleaves and whitewash their cow-houses, and shall give is. mediate information where symptoms analogous to the dis ease exist, and inspect. 4th. Purchase as seldom as poses- Me Irma publics markets. —ol4segow Mit POTTER AND THE TRADES UNIONS. The awing delegate meeting of the trades 01 Loodon wee held last evening at the Bell Inn, Old Bailey ; Mr. MMus= (of the Carpenter.' Society) is the chair. There was a larim atteedanon The report stated that the directory debt had been paid off, and the calmed now stood without any encumbrance to embarrass their future sotto... The efforts of the council, in sroojitection with the councils of Glasgow, Sheffield, and other towns, foe the repeal of the penal clauses in the Muter. and Workmen Act, were now in a fair way a proving *fleetly*. The question of establishing conailatkin and arbitration courts was considered to be one of great importance, and it was essential that every trade should seriously welder the whole question, sod oppoint &delegate who would be at his poet when called upon to discuss and to determine us to the course to be taken to bring it to a setisfeeiory adjustaient. fa reference to strikes and lookouts, the council strongly urged the ne cessity of a geoeral meeting of the reprseent.tives of the trades to determine the mode in which the difficulties of such emergencies should be met, and to effect this object each society should appoint a delegate for twelve months, to attend to the duties of delegate meetings promptly when called upon. As regarded the Staffordshire strike, the council could not refrain from stating their convicting that the terms for arbitration offered by the Eirl of Lichfield and atiospied by lb. masters bad been rejected by the men in consequence of the glowing promieesot support held out to them night alter night at the irresponsible meetings con. veiled by Mr. Potter. Mr. Alum, secretary of Amalgamated Engineers, moved the adoption of the report, which was wooded by Mr. PALMXII. Mr. Lavre (fieetetv of Painters) moved as an amendment, that the portion of the report which impugned the conduct of Mr. Potter be omitted. This baying been supported by several speakers, Mr. Ponca himself said he believed there were honest men In the room, but they had been brought for a purpose. (Great interruption.) He asserted that the meetings held la Bonverientreet bad resuscitated the Trades Council. (Disorder.) A proof of the unpleasant position of the cooped lay in the feet that the last meeting of its members wise UM privately, is a room of the tavern is which they were Dow amembled. He denied haring convened the meet ing referred to, and he thought it was unfair of the trades to condemn him for an act which he never committed. He asserted the report wee false I. it. contents. He never received a peony for his services on the occasion of the strike in the iron trade. Whatever bad beep the diameter of the meet legs to which the term "irresponsible" had been need, there could be no doubt that they had proved a grand success. Toe meet ings of the council only consisted of threw mod fours. He begged of the meeting to expunge the paragraph refieotiog no him, and he had no doubt that the idea conceived was for crushing him. After • most excited diseussioe the amendment wee put and negatived, when the motion for the adoption of the =pad wee carded. ROYAL NAVAL RESZETW—Mr. James Teulon has been appointed lieutment. GALLANT CONDI:ICI OF A YOUTH. —On Saturday, yonon, as tbe visitors at Whiteman were betides, a uog lady, namei Landon, had a very narrow emape from befog drowned. She ventured beyond the usual limits, and was elorrhd out by the receding tide • but a youth nomad W. Nicholson', au &headset upon the Lathing macbioes, cie hearing the alarm, at mos dashed into the sea on horn book. The lady was being rapidly carried oat to we but the daring youth pushed hie horse to the moms. For few minutes nothing could be seen but the head of the home and foes of the boy. After swimming some dingoes, be saw the body of the lady, end seizing her by her hair, , drew her to the shore, where iromediste.sesistmee was res. deed. Site wee removed to a house near the beach, and otter Wee hewn wasteitored to eonicionsoess, mid re sow quite recovered. Thom who saw tee aceideet all my that smarter or more aellsot act has been seldom ems, sod (or the credit of humanity It should have honourable mention. —Northers-Daily Dzprese. SOLWAY JUSCTION RAILWAY. -- The half-yearly Tau Pori-orrice.—Savings banks will be opened meta( of the rhombolders was held at Aucan 00 B,turday; en Friday. the tat of September. at the undwzroettionod Poet- it,, A. Breeden is the chair. The channel), is :nosing *doss :—Keglsed : Leadenhall-street, EC.: 177, New the adoption of the report, described the arrangements Cross-road. S.E. • Pop !pr, High-Moen, E. St. Game's- tbat bad been made for the prossoation of the works on the Wows. N w• ; Brompirli, Sheffield; ("MO.'S' line, which, if the weather moved lair, sad DO ugh: two ye west's road, Sheffield ; Wicker, Sheffield. Ireland : Kentaro- arsonists:Joe occurred, would be completed tothe ars ham, Dublin. Os the lit of September, and thenceforward, epeodied by the directors. One strong feature of the noder mosey orders will be hailed at all moony order offices is taking wee abet whoa it was completed there was a toad% the Hated Kingdom nu the office at Constantisople, at of 2011,000 toes per annum reedy to some upon it. Their OMB MSG ratceof chugs and coder the same readmit's' ban wont. enlace the arisen mar which that hags had es those already is force with respect to Gibraltar and to ward, la one rose 22 mine, sad is moths:cam 17 miles. Malts. Nosey orders will also be issued at Constantinople There was so reams why that traffic should not pass over • en al massy - ceder officer la the United Kingdom - Bad- the lire from the first day of Its systems. The stomp:row lend : _Moesporder offices will be opened= the same &kw f i r sta ot the West Commissioned lime by the greet com ic Lando% and the suburbs at Bis h op ' s•rood, Victoria.pMi iim a. r r a ny ' Jai she &Ly s , J agc ti oa but NAL ; Dextemstrest, Iftle-wed New-tows, N.B. ► the directs's would torsi wet" the program tbe street, E.O. ; Osateebery.4o4 Melds-hill. W. • 041 premed bills through lir. :met DNS, vies. Harbourdane. Camberwell, S. ; noway-rhaji. • leitstieh. ihalowne of the eoseperry, aseeerbd the adoption el the tows-red (No, 149), N.W. ; Slarelreet, Walibametew. report. He maid the veers! work, thought the Modest N.E. ; New Santee, __Thor oton.bestb, ; Timor anon the Solway Laths peas work, but he Ind not the Thasesastmet, E.C. ; sod West-grees, Tottesksm. Soot- "lightest doubt of its aseassefal emetructicni. The motion lawn A Watley-order oleos will be °pelted at the owe date toss agreed go. mid otherferual bushier leiveng been tram. et ihrsiay,.osloser. eated-theweelimOrehewm [TWOPENCE int HENRY BuLvvsioir -6iioiZJ4. llir Henry Bulwer has addressed the following eelotery Mote to the Saaitary Ocermiselon et PriskiPN where tie excellency )awe loped Any* for some web poet, suffering, we regret to y, tom e severe Week el seisdes: Gentlemen,—Yam ham eddemeed ymeseres to me arm or twice in the DINS De GO MAW& et the iird, is also in that of the wombats tsamsi is eminimies with the epidemic which bee nmeiged preeteethiople • mad which bits not altogether spared Priakipo. The rhermaillms teen which I am anhappily salaried preseate my kids' the active part that I should walk in whet fn pawing. bat I set still able to offer you a he prawn rialutery hints. Aid Orr--I believe that the communise meant excellently in whittles to establish as kapieek for dime ableeked by the Molera, sad who moot be tales ease of at their lames. Bet :ben I oontributed to this object, I Mooed that t h e witustioe would be • cosmonaut aim est there would always be • doctor am this spot, as also a pharmacy with the micemary die" sad aims ettembete ea Um eisk ; tkot eke fire there wadi be besmintly and pruderies in die matted of the eallebliduesat ; but, id I eia rightly Mfedeesd. the &Mee sit shed to the beephal is sot dewy* them ; there is no pharreaM WS* place set rt for the peer, sir attired...le tor sereDe Names, ' Mem . Mee.. lest are brought to die lama. they oh. miodigu ••• 14 - Shwa beg eseogh to die helms the help which • • they seed arrives. It Is also said that in some mem the sick have been taken- fess* *sir Imams by form to be brought to the heepital. I make no 1110111111tIOD. for I admit that I have eat bra able **verify tbs.. statemidda, air, co the ether heed, to obtain suck information se would convince one that they are tudonedid. But it is ur gently necessary that the Meth should be known, sod I spell therefote Ask Dr. /sea to crier as inquiry with thb view, unless you cm give me • 'Mitts:tory answer. I would now addrzes you seriously on t h e. subject of • dispo sition 'Aida has manifested Nadi hem, bat with Mir is tensity than deewbere. The °hairs 'so great evil. bet there are evils which are greater even than the cholera. That which elevates man above the mere animal is • resscesimi emus" • aosildenes iu Oed, and • decodes to his dello*. To degrade one's self to the mist of permitting all them matimente to be abeMbed by feats of death—which is certain to coma 1100001ar later—la a vastly greater evil than the *gm, the cholera, or say ether dime's which eau merely put so end to our present life. Here, in this island, there time bees no parents who have forsaken their children, nor children who have abiedieed their parents. I have beard only of • case in which • poor man has been forsaken by his comrades, and helped by neighbours of • • clam above his owe. Th ere have indeed been • few unfounded re ports and }segmented fears. Permit me to eounsel yes to preserve amongst yourselves that calmness which fur slakes the best guarantee against the very dangers you fear. Breads% the simplest rodeos leashes es that by far the greater part of the panic which obtains is 'roundlet.. If the cholera were penomlly communicate, the doctors would have bees dead long ago. If, indeed, this were our oonvistioc, the last Mktg we should do, if attacked. would be to seekinedical help. Therm:mot epidemic is an Memos in the atmosphere which by Itself alone does nothing, bat whirl, wham it meets, whether b iadividnals or in plasm— especially certain unwholesome omilitiom in the latter speedily breedi a poison. All, then, that true wisdom sug gests, and all that prudence requires, is to purify unwhele same localities, and to keep the canditetio• in that state which experience teaches is the beat calculated to keep out from the system the unhealthy atmospheric and other ma terial influences which surround as. Yen have already done much for the island by cleaning its streets. \.oa should, however, see to the sewer, and instead of opening then, should deodorise them with chemical disinfettante. It would also be well to circulate DOW, very simple testes's lions as to what should be avoided. At the eame time, each in his sphere should endeavour to raise the morale of his neighbour both by kis /language sad by his personal ex ample. I regret, I repeat, the temporary affliction which 'conflate see to my chair, but I am at eke same time ready at any moment se have myself correvell wherever my pre mace stay be of am, km, linistx L. Butmilt. THE CHOLERA IN CONSTANTINOPLE. (Prom the Levant Herold of August 16.) The course of the akideurie durteg the week hap pily admits el brief end earevagiog report. The worst his now evidently pared. Having overrun the whole of the capital and the neighbourieg villages, the virulence of the disease bee at length sensibly elated, and the otßelal death-rettuns are accordingly mach below those of a week ago. The intense heat of the past four days bas contributed to cheek this decline in the mortality, but it may be wall cloudy hoped that with the sow near epproseh of the autumn raise and eouseeprent rapid fall in the temperature, the total digappearaoce of the scourge will be a mere mat ter of days. The following have been the death returns of the week, the number given being for the whole capiu4,— Oa the 9tb, 278 ; on the lOrb, 358; on the Iltb, 218 ,• an the 12th, 289 ;on the 13th, 275 ;on the 14th, ; sad on the 15th, 207. To this daily aggrepte Stamboul, including the Phariar, has again been the largest contributor, the disease having bat little abated or that aided the Horn. In Galata only a fee oases have been reported. and from Pius the disease hoe happily altogether disappeared. At Harikari. however, it still continues its ravages amoegal the Jews and our own English votary; and poring thence up the valley—susagely sparing Karim Pasha, where its malignaut force DOOMS to have exhausted itself—it has broken out with re newed eirsalear at Tateela, Delaprierf, end all the re. gioo round sheet Panaakii. is the villages, there has been a marked improvement at Therepia, aud across the bay at Buyuirderf Orel oetbreak has been much less severs than was feared a week ego, Oa the Adidas war, it still rages from Kendal to Sadikeui—worst at the latter village and Scutari, where the troops in barrack have su ff ered severely, sad amass at the Primes Is Dominoes eases have occurred et Aatigons, Halki, and Prinkipo. Oa the whole, however, the culminating point has been peeped, sad by the favour of Providence and Stall in the tamperstase, it may _be reasonehly hoped test ter days air a fortidebt will wholly relieve us from the scourge In the meentime the resume and priests have not been idle. Both the Propbbt and the Virgin have been importuned sightly dashes the week by noisy if not reverent crowds led by the hierophants of both faiths —or rather, of all the faiths, for in Constantinople we have may—end proserias• sot • few during the day have repeated this Roebuck' fetishism, fillies the thoroughfares with an excited and perspiring rabble, whose exhalations have been at least enough to POMO every street though white they pared. With - better rose, the (trek Patriarch has, at the regent of the Grand Visler and A'sll Pasha, granted a dispensation from the fifteen days' fart which prayed* the approaching fête of the Persia. Hie Holiness has addressed a circular in this seas, to the clergy of the capital, and to those of the various districts in the premiere within which the epidemics has appeared. This dispensation does sot of course eared I. districts as yet free from the warp.. The Zaptkh Commission Ott its part, hen continued with nnbegging energy its admirable efforts all over the capital ; and, as before, with excellent main. We frankly admit, indeed, that it boa most agreeably disappointed us, Rod has established a claim on public gratitude to which few would have believed a mooth *ge la ovulates with most of the pnbliq we at first regarded lie formation ea, if not a '• job," at best a piece of ofllcLl parade, meant leas for we thus elfeet. It haw, oa the contrary, proved a thoroughly workibg oniaatrtioa of inceloulabre velum to the poor, and of not a little even to the rich, of the capital. . . ~~ W 16.5% 11 1.161 NON - 111 117.9.ftl 41.766 O la 318,060 SAN 13.911 stun 5.1 , 4 sum 4V4 AM SCIIII 19,176