The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-05 00:00:00

4 f f t I r‘PERA sad RUM GLANW by NIGIMILTI x.jr ime f AMA, II& 00 40 . 0 Isr ,To 10 "Bk oryold Imam or oloadotom • /Wawa mod rotM7 at Vole boo 01•01,"-oo4_1, stionyaroma: 0, ; TU. losostoftoot • " when talk and newspapers " be had, with security e "drunken or rough Admitting their full right, as they pleased, he yet institution was peovidsd be horsed to , drink when ' paniooship, In nit by in which he stood the them of enjoying themselves ilk • Yd lit 'ORE BROODER. RIGEDAL GOLD 0811,114VI AD FA L OZODY, 16.MiNIUSTTA4TIUUM. - OHN BBOORU 00 4 1 PATIM 38- tx• xnv joint summit Qom ottimi (mufti intercourse, vithoul ittli;eded with insieserents . Thase observatiobs wilt 1/10 good sense of who progress of this, count " working claws," includes, serve., • very great diversia wens the. egoism to apply methods of tuitioix and •ppespriate to the morn stricken. The 'lolled in our other large towns are to fifty shillings e week—' and It is impossible, to put ing as the agricultural Its. per week. The latter , • certain extent, be directed, path of improvement. helped on such terms, not independeoce of woricUyr joHAßiumpiteinol,l).oAigrt oAOLT;ca, JoOsigoonivocioWagoooncwm i (PS= IfilDWA o ollso/A) A LLEN'S PATENT 11. _ 6.lThers sad TILLYILLIN TR G Una istrlt t Lamm WARVROBB ING irSlb War Wags. DRAPATCR BOXER WRITING sad DRANING OURS, and IN sear tor bow or eistlaistal Ilawaig. Meglitod Was. A/so TIMING WOW. _of TWllebb Bid Meadk INWIWGVINaIres, WRiliwwWoGO, Cartww. &L. NIA bro. • J. W. ALL. Loorma. W.C. Ml isteato. It Wait Sinai. (tee erpreso. TO 9011111111POMMTS. advielidabisall tabwildd far " Tbe Norm • Lea** ideals, kpar, meet be .a ta. I*. Bouvogiammi. b Ty* eciock on dr day at pabikailaa. thee; greater independence meat of intelligence. progress meet grew treat tempt to teach ea by must inevitably be a course, follow that they alone. -- _ AKTKIARIT. Tap Eton" LADY 07 LTOWL KW" Neville, Melia% and Walter lloatigaasin ; YW sad iterston.—To cabala& with Warses. Noblos sad b ee n a ; Misses Ifiltaad, Howard, Cavendish, nad Mum. esswomra rum nano, EBAND4TSINGS AND NIDDLRATILINOS. .—AILEAH NA POOOl. Mann. D. Beadsman, J. Prodgbada, N. Vandeadae, D. Mbar, D. Murry, deltas, Marlys ; Mrs. D . Aoadosalt sad Mai AMPLA APOLOGY. They would nt green would be hindered But they must be met, of equality ; they most lamed by the same reasoning Oration, and as needing liberty of action. This is nothing more than intelligence, no doubt thc to any who are entitled himself furnished an BRITANNIA. THIS linstsiL THIRD CLASS AND MST CLAM Munk Cisaford, DrsomosusL Arwood. sad Parry: Ikeissass YasoSIAL Morton, t Scat —Malan SHALL I DINE Rep solds.—An4 TSUI =HEW DIAMOND. Miss • St Canto. Elea WAT AT lANDON-1/11161. its DU Marsts& CD. 16a.....A11em05. SA Oa llonda& 11. la.....Affinooa. 1R 34A. LONDON. SATURDAY. A UGUST 5. vice that may be rendered veyed in argument, rather whoever else has earned by his wisdom or ' will find no more bearers than among Nothing more needs to they must be dealt wit cisty must be dealt wit *own them ; every aqui doom them ; but there dragging, no denouncing aid supremacy ; no fail their own reason must ewe good-will enlisted. clams in society in the ally to unite them, and of that 0041111011 bond which will most effectual!: progress of all. THE first thing which everyone who opens a newspaper this morning will do is to look for the latest telegram from Valenti'', and ask—What tidings of the Cable f The answer must be that there is still no news from the Great Eastern ; that the communication with the ship in terrupted at mid-day on Wednesday has not since been renewed ; that all we know of the state of the cable is learned by testa applied at this end ; and, last and worst, that these tests distinctly show that an accident, serious as any accident mast be under the circumstances, has taken g lace. Yesterday afternoon the cable was tested as to its conducting power, and the result is sheen; in the words of the telegram, to be "total lose of insulation, or de►d earth." This result of the tests is each as would be yielded if the cable were irreparably injured or wholly lost ; but, let us hasten to add, it is also consistent with • far inferior degree of injury. Loss of insulation would result equally from the exposure of the oopper conductor to the water by the stripping off of its outer covering, and from the snapping of the cable, and which of these misfor tunes has happened we cannot certainly know at present. The field is thus open for boundless conjezture. It is possible that the physical con tinuity of the cable may still subsist, and that those in charge of it are occupied in taking it back into the ship in order to replace the faulty section. They would not, however, attempt to do so unless they had first satisfied themselves that the defect was within a short dis tance of the Great Eastern, as the cable would have to be recovered from • depth of two lad a-half miles, and it will be remembered that it took six hours to haul in eleven miles of cable within 90 miles of Valentia, when the depth of water was not more than 300 fathoms. Moreover, before total loss of insulation could take place the 'cable most have been considerably weakened by the partial loss of its hempen coverhig, and the chances of its supporting the strain which would attend soy attempts to recover it are ece tar diminished. The length of time during which communication has been suspended is another discouraging feature. If the telegram dated yestevday, 1.40 p.m., had been dated twelve hours earlier, there would be ground for hope in the con siderations set forth in the lattice of the Astro nomer Royal. Professor AMY shows that the ma Nation of signals from noon on Wednesday Mail about the same time on Thursday proves nothing at all as to the structural condition of the cable, its functional state having been daring that period at the mercy of a magnetic storm, which he describes as the most violent he ever knew. His words are —" If the magnetic, currents is the Atlantic are " at all comparable in violence to those in England, " it is imposaitile that any record can have been "made by the Atlantic telegraph, though "in perfect order." But, unfortanately, whereas the Astronomer Royal states that the storm subsided rapidly from Thursday afternoon gte The Queen drove of ewe Helene'. Primo' Loaiss rods on Flamm &moor. . . Prises Arthur arrived 1 alteraoos. ia the royal yacht toed Stew, attended by r sad Ma liiplibmateett. atedistely, and drove to Ost Dr. Robert Heinfitos, with the Right Hon. Els ales yesterday. Despatches were recelvel from t h e goversoes of the C Helena, sad the Falkland to the Gerona: of British The Duchess Doinger We Congas a Gissi lar, Ice the remainder of tin The Duke of Det Cavendish Iwo terra to-day for Chatsworth, Debra! The Duchess of Ro:burghe arrived at Floors Castle a fair due glace to isepeet the prepaistione middle% for the =pasted visit, of the Prison and Prince= of Wake is October. _ . is expected to arrive in Bombay by an early steamer. - - __ was translated into the Rawailso language. The nineties -st held in the • • hall et the old Norma arida tram Meetings of the creditors of Mears. linsclike and Co. have been held. The liabilities are esti mated at 287,5001., with assets very nearly equal in amount. The firm is to liquidate under insp.,- Hon. The Marquis and Marohionein of Ailesbury sre sntertsisisig a whist eirele of fried► at Saveroake, Wilt. The Marquis snd Marchioness of Waterford have left loam for Cunesessore, misty Waterfaird, Ireland. The festivities. ►ttendant on the orisbnittos of the coming of se of the Teal of Tyros*, will commends in the lost week of flephiseher, and will lass dye days. The Marquis of Normanby has left Thomas's Hotel. TM rkeley-square, for ltaignive Castle, Yorkshire. The Sul and Countess of Chesterfield have left their residesee is Growlers...freer, daring tke last few days, forßestby Perk, Dtrbyeltirs. The larl sad Countess Somers have left Thomas's Hotel. Berhelerequars. for Eastase Castle, Whom. Messrs. Leokie and Co. ' s oreditori met again ow the sth instant, when the amended statement of accounts showed the liabilities to be about 310,0001. and useta about 280,0001. The estate is to be i wound up under inspection. Mr. Carsetjee Fardonjee has failed for 2,400,0001.; assets estimated at 1,600,0001., prin cipally in cotton Minsk The insolvent having given securities, six months have been allowed him to arrange his estate. Mr. Premchund Roychund has resigned his seat on the direction of the Bank of Bombay. Tba Earl and Countess of &afield and Lord Mamma !um lilt the Claraidoe Hotel for Cullen House. Baaffsbis. Lord and Lady Cheeharn and the Hon. Misses CR,vendialk bare lift Farranees Hotel for Latimer. Bucks. The Hon. Miens Heatboots have arrived at the gorma's Kota), Tipper Norwood. Sir Willoughby and Lady Jones have left Brown's lieleL _ _ _ The aspect of commercial affairs is improving and the share market is becoming more buoyant. Land and bank shares bays risen oonsiderably within the last two days. to set , en a.m. yesterday, and had generally abated at eleven a.m. yesterday, when he wrote, the tests which discovered " total loss of insulation, or dead " earth," were applied at 1.40 yesterday. Dis couraging as these circumstances are, we are not ready to give up cable is lost, or to believe without farther evidence that the Ole. seen on board the Great Eastern will have to return witr out accomplishing their work. (uursiee TIRIGILIM) General and Lady Aloe Peel and Lord Blayney bar* arrived at t►e Crystal Palace Hotel, Upper Norwood, from Leaden. THE FRENCH MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. MINISTERIAL CIRCULAR. PAULI, Acme, 5. Ms. Faux. Pear,—We regret to learn that the state of Mr. Peel's health Is such as to reader hie retire aarrrem Gm Ilrnestiry probable. Mr. Hugh Childers, the civil Lad of the Admiralty, mu l -Ms.-2. G. Baring, the Under Secretary of State for the limas Depszuneu, are LORD STANLEY, whose addresses sometimes each erthoe of et his 8400118/e• embrace every topic in politics, and range over The t G yi ere tu ft m e . of ta t t i6 n a bir announce, the appoint every question of social life, made a speech on appoint ment e k e th e Z ee . Emma jelkrbe%tetite.iireeubirerer, Thursday which was none the less interesting for the . appointment of Mr. Dominic Ellis Oohs/hi, bet being by the nature of the occasion limited-to a co mb l i r i ::; ( 7,ll l l i ti t y l ! l e h r: preo ° f C43bys hab;ba Testy le 1;611;4 sing% theme. The opening of the Birkenhead Isaac J. Allen as °mini at Hoeg King, for the Uniteti Workman's Hall was the subject of the celebra- f States , , end iof / I ". fh °° o "g• APP 4 ' cc "ni h tl °sibs". tic's], and Lord STANLEY, invited as one of the i °r „ ty ..A t n o "u l r i l f..' Rio, - eihrrn, greeted L,,,,T o f"th e Im her mo most distinguished men belonging to the district, %mole, to estate the ea me of Thorntee,_ instead pointed excellently the moral which mush as avast aced Igilmitif,..e'm latt li g e Old with the will "e wlorid i ti is calculated to suggest. With characteristic peso- the receipt of • notification that a seven days' quarantine of tics/ tendency, he declared that he objected as a observation will be enforced at Malta ; and the receipt of two rule-to displays and speech-makings on the occasion imPs sugarrieui'kier-et making e b) js Or tw o fat got i s per 100 Is 6.. of laying foundation stones or inaugurating public awe (decimals included) imposed upon the impartation of buildings, but he thought that the present occasion " bestr°l4 su lg ar fro ' n Gr. " " rffaiß wd Holland I. abolished. 2. On and after tile let August the following wan fairly an exception, because the building which duties (defile I ncluded ) are fixed upon refined or candied they were to open was one of a class of which we Dern impor ted into Prance from Belgium, Great Britain, have at present very few, and of which we o sad Holland. Hafted sorer, in loaf or grain, equal to re sued, 50f . m e. per 100 kij 0 i r ,„..,,,, ges„ed s ugar , me. to have a great many. And then he proceeded died. 541.15 c. par 102 kilogrammes. to ',bow why we ought to have them. It is Ms KING'S COVET! EIJECTION. The current because working men are like ot h er gees, their simi s till a t io a otrgectio 4 n stu ow d : he ir l o l ver, sod the e awed a o t tea th l: 1 superiors in worldly station, and that to them ft sot wanted, is incorrect. There are, bowers% some also " social intercourse—free, friendly, easy talk— C r r:U ch the t l i lre oftirwvihttamtrthecha....neu the thlrall" " is as necessary as food, or sleep, or fresh air." 1 ~,,,K l ida t eL a mm e s umer may , b e es 6ti e l — e itb ee by c m And since it is necessary, Lord STANLEY rejoice* I Midriff appearing et the bar o 1 the • sod aiklug leave that opportunities should be afforded for obtaining i t''' amendste " ' a ": '''' 7,7:26.7.Z2Z751;k• up a r a a mist it without the necessity of resorting to the tap- 1 tins and ieriniey.—D aT ublis treetop Men. room. For he wants that there should be in every I THE GREAT WESTERN RATLHAY WORE& —As great town, and even in every small town, 1 ":„. 1 1 m g b ;i: a n on ,:frgh to (f rom I° Pjar f abli° plums which should not be institute*, or Wm* to Word, al may state. Is. th • idortuatioa of our readers, in Airline, excellent as these are in their that illy nosaiiiitiliw ar• Plaeonllog in • rer7 satisfactory , neelaner, and that the works will. beyond aLI doubt, be own way, but "places where dal may meet, bested in thi- e is 7 ......psfeed oleseieje. - A circular has been issued by the Minister of the Interior, dwelling upon the admirable tran quillity with which the municipal elections have been conducted and the tendency to harmony among gm electors by a mutual sacrifice of their exclusive pretensions. . . . . " With the government," continues the circular, " there cannot be either vanquished or victors. We receive with the same cordiality the re-elected and newly-elected. May the eon:dilatory sentiment which presides at the elections survi►e and perpe tuate Weil among the councillors." GERMANY. PRAGUE, Accuer 5. Herr von Bengt passed through tbia town yester day on bis way to Vienna. He will prooead thence to Munich and Gastein. arena. ZARMIZ,Auouer 4, IVINING. The Queen has arrived here. Her Majesty met with an enthusiastic reception at the towns passed through on the journey. The court will return to Madrid on the Ist of September. PORTUGAL LISBON, Alms? 4. The Queen and the infant Print* et pegreeeint very eatisfeeturily. tr holdmg • poeitioe of eqi•ltty__ith ihemeelee• 11.• - the -- East is si' _ mss *MT.'S.' M a li n _ Minas; sad the while is the rim of steppleg viresl *1 Vefeeteastie INMe fellow fell bairred Seed EV per into Vie river, and wee drowsed. There Wag ne idyll attributable to aeyeeli, the jury returned a ventlet d " Aceideetelly dowsed." Tua TORQUAY Cana letuaroto.—The oea demised pima. Charlotte Mawr is to be esseatel ear abs entrance, to the Pasty gaol neat Tria c k g, at add o'clock in the examiag. She re, of coins, ia its aredecereed cell. sad is atteeded by a tamale swim air 1101. eight. Os Thunday aperuieg. in the premper el el the pol Mer licree).sod the okaplaia (the Bare • - rargii")..b4 eves iasapou s the Sim• lard for MI( maim '; hat aim appeared affested by the gees 'imply thaaltail the emend for the tidies'. She Ps berm visited by of bar mistime. See had sa ' viers with bee kwbssd sad daughter jest after hew sad abs Ikea here benelf the mese composedly a tber Two of. bier *den bebataboat istimsted timer deek• **it her. Who infoseted of thle. Whiner appeared guise esreloo about the matter ; if they bbd to open ehe riresld err ihene if they wished it. eke sleep well, eels her sash d hang ADO the awful doom so Dear at Pale • ii t al l eeeermall indulge, es though it werelscrenemea l ef Dees that was to be beet in a omit er We. • The Pc cheetahs bat, of bourse, bees ueresellthe le atinistratioes, bat until very reseetly he meets to Pei • to gbh to make little isapreseloo. Hitherto do W. voiree very bitterly of Mary Jane Rim* cod she had previously nosed. that Harris poisoned the, trlit • though with her (Winsernprielty sad is bar beam. Thai ass, barmier, hops that lie easy, derlog the neat week blab, obeli asafeleiaa. Ranh, whole atilt in the mitt eriems eonsiderable sashay se to soy nmelatime ha seeeroplim may asks. She bee tbe ratios thee she mental:reed to seem term of peal servitude far ha' ire iv the horrible mime. „__ at DANGIROLIa rem( • Tame.--O a WOUND. :a dug forearms, a seam who has travellieg fees giniseallr to Deeds, leaped frees M treks oe the ilestada Werthrl Satan lie*, sad made a very Darrow emcees 1 1 . 1116 ,-- Whoa tb• train wee at MI speed bettestse nigrIZ I A I Seth. ries of the paseagers Imbed out of the wiedow. 71as whiff Mew off hie hat. ad without esesilid to realise lb* m'eer Datum of the .et he wee M awe' alit, be diners*, waged the dear sad booed oat e• I sa• vel•Wty ed tbe train that be we. Weep . alerag to the peened, sad the injuries he sesedald I very severe. Oa remekieg Meoidieth statics the l Larol___„_d lie train was informed of what bad occurred, eel w'w wee ran back ha order that aseirtarece might be merffelst the foolhardy maa. Be wee found lying os lb. P.M • with his fee* covered with blood. but did set seem li m a so meek injured ae miry enthipsted. He Pe leis the tease red takes to Dundee, aDd Weed le sibs 1 . himself to he emeloved to the islieseery. Tlin Wang* Prvia.—lt se with great worst fflld slate Mast be Udine have es yet bees resolved of tits 11 " yes pestle mera :be hired a best et Ringer& ea Mad* ; eihrsieg, sod promeried eat for a row Ia the bega , Let Mien, we lease, by the keeper ef :a Llklatheana pailful/ . oat to sea, the weather "Pottila mod !9e. = at the time. The roamer MS es beep, ebe ekes eleneee, eielikryed ea her74o‘ll and trem Gessayialt; mi the great 111.. which the village of Cattle &dinghies takes Hss; ma wee of a very infleeetial diameter. The Qesse of who was acoompenied by her friend, Lady Freeklio, widow of the Arcilie voyager, wee coednoted to a chair plead on minium cloth, near the platform, as which were Me. Ailitstb Wheedle, chairman ; Sir Thomas Wean; Bark, M.P.; Mr. 0. time, her Britenoio Metesty's MM. minims is FiAWMi ; th e Rev. W. Hoepili Kaauwal , chap. lain to this Queen of Hawaii ; the Rev. E. L. Oats, Coin tether), of the Bishop of Honolulu. As Os the width of Mr. Nog; seconded by Sir Morose Western, M.P., the followittg resolution woe adopted :—" That this meeting desire to offer their most respectful thaeks to Queen Emma for her gmelonseees in honouring this neseting with her pre ' semis end to tender to her Majesty the expressiou of their Matt~elt sympathy in her noble efforts to promote civilisa tion and Cluj:aim:My among the Hawaiian people." The collection at the close of the meeting mewled 501. THE SMITHFIELD OWE CATTLE SHOW FOR 1865. —Several Important alterations have bees reosotly arranged to lake plaice is the above departmiist, °thirsty to what have been observed I. previous years ; move espeeialy so is the different alums of sheep, which. at the lass meet ing of council, have been more satisfactorily consulted accordin to the ansegemest of the per than beget*. tore ; whilst *wend gold medals have beep agreed to be adjudged in lieu of silver ones to the incessant exhi bitors of the various cleans el live stack. The "Old Kest" sheep, which were formerly classed with the " Bromley" kinds, constitute now a distinct character In themselves. Again, two extra prizes of 151. and 101. will be added for loeg-weelled sheep, sot being Lpiosster, Cotswold. or Keetish kinds. To Oxfordshire wapiti of one veer old (in pens of three) will be awarded to their eupseiortty passe of 201., 151., sad 51., sod toes atrial sraleoble of per of cioes-bted sheopsimiler sums to the fore- The "gold medal" for the best pee of pigs will be C i future disposed with, ends ether cup of the valve of 101. will is adjudicated to the exhibitor of the best pen of pip in the show. A "gold medal" will also be gives is. 'steed of a silver the, as formerly, to the " breeder* of the 'simnel idealise the silver cep (for the heel steer or ox shown), and a similar medal to the breeder of the beet Keifer or now exhibited ; whilst, instead of a iimilat medal, is in powleas years, being giver to the botcher who ilia lay out the largest amount of money in the yard, three lever cups, amoupting severally to 20/., 151., and 101.. will be presented to the butchers who shall purchase the largest popirtion of bout; sheep, and pip out of the *griped. tent Hall at the approaching show. THE PLYMOI7III SHOW OF THE ROYAL AOILICIIL VIRAL Socrrem—Notwlthstandiog gloomy anticipatbes of the lessee to the Agricultural Sceiety, ceseequeet upon its aporaditure at Plymouth, the Plymouth mastic( steeds fourth upon its list as regards the amount received from visitor; exothdhig all but those at Newcastle, Betterees, en d Lode. Moth greater barest hes bees this yew ex cited than woe exhibited at Lewes. The detailed meant of the attendance sad receipts on the several days of the =at ma'am is as fakirs :--Saterday, July' 18, ad -55., 25 persons. amoset 61. sa; Monday. July 17, 1,063, WV. 18e.; Tuesday, July 18. 2e. ed., 4,707. 1951. 11. s. 10d.; Wane...lay, Jets 19, Ila 69., 17,169, - y,j / 2a L . 4 , 9420,1471 : 14e,101.; Anti respestin . , pawn% ME% _ *too. So far from her having Imo s lielf4esoared factory girl. she held the pealties Cl eerarsme is Yr. Kent's figlyathirtsee yews dorms de lifetime of his tint wife. a th e. atire dire of - the children for the OWN' t period, the Lamer Nes. Kest Win t=or man, Peons previously hs her death dilated is her mist - sod physically iompaide of attooding to her household duties. The purist Na.' Kest 4a very re spectably coma* ; her marriage. took plea, sixtosa months otter her bullhead became a widower ; and the Stet child was bore tee =oaths rafter that evert. The alleged rebelling of Ocreetance Kent and the ainertios of her bevies beet cempollei *psalms menial elloss at the lissewhold lip to sod as the very day preosdlug the murder are pare isenitioss. Tag Dlttos or Carlow xis ,liww Osinaltg.—ntad vials from New Orisons to July 14 ehste thitAlaare bad arrived at the port during the week aisles /Ws!, Maly 14, 12,855 boles, and that there ergo escorted 10,5110 bales. The stock Olt band at the dash whe 11d,126 bales. Priem wise 46 :mete dodnihtildliag. Freight ad. fre i ght. Ea. 10, which is ...teal he 17d. met sad am is s .' regard, freights there was eery little tosser in port, sad' ors erode gest* eseopt eaters. Fee easels had bees Wren Eh Ittipillposl ;rose hadehmeed, sod time was warty I loaded. Ra'utalth or Fli.Awcit.—The following is the actual state of railway ooesannealaiks is France aa seer piled from public doeunasais : Freas le3 to the end of 1850, 2,190 miles of railway thee bad bees conceded thence, up to the end of 1 860 . 7P6 lial4 Front this serial up to the and of 1864. 3,149 m or, ie total, 12,417 mills delinitald Weeded up to the beginning of ths preempt yew, Adding to Ibis 499 miles of Uses decreed but sot yet ddb allele conceded at the end of 1884, we hies a Mel of 12,918 miles hem 1813 In the old of 1864. Of this 558th 6,113 hod bees eposed far MAW at ths hegira; of IVA les.i•ig 4,803 motes not yet construe* ; esvesty three miles, however, from Osisesrop to Brest have bees added is Apeil last, thus tsarist may 4,793 miles to bides. 'truant& out of the cumber emus* up to let Jittery, 1865. —Builder. Mstigreotoorcal. Foltgoagge.—list week M. Leveler's, esseasursicated to the Armalsety of tunes, as already statedot fall somas, of the prissleatios of aselsere logical stations throughout Frame, and Is ether coontrirs. Every day, the Observatory reeetess NI between Send half-past It sm. The contained is them ere immediately Wend 11. lee Wet of the see, and thee the muses of egos/ bliessatrisnl premere ars delineated as a map of Europe. These mess. tegialier with the force and direction of the wilds, as suflitiett to foremast the weather of the morrow. Thar ebewirstipse esit lithoiesPheril and Doustitaire the Beliefs herereggimsk girPublished daily, and sent el es tie eessailsy tea .... nspoeriests of the Obeervetory. Obserystiose at w Woe found isdispeassble, the Yielder el Yuba his • shed a maim for the purrppaawe cos baud the mewls e t ' State, and several obembere of emessegielese deartho Wei on beard meressiala wessels. Nay, est of Bards= he. awes isseened an mingsiprise fee 4110 best observatiors merle by .arises. All meek shout to sail receive lea* forms, ma which • rough seliessie of the latitede sad laud , `ado is -- - tele, ado. "• - with the Were _ ' tat- - registered --. witty together Ado; July 21. la, 21,969. 1.090/. 12a. 7d. Total of pie. weer Nauru. to . f a t a i „ list ablimier. , - - wig amitted, iii,o36; total =oast remind, 6,2741. Oa hi. ...,,_ 1 „., _. ~„‘Ln1 1 _,,,a , ,,„.. _ ii ,,,.. A , an " ma . ammo to be wifouroted. but w oo er bled, se. Pr o -dpreutiturel Gazette. - 0 ;;;,,7 0 , 17 7 1 ;7 0 . 1 77 1 7.4 0 .Z ity '.." .. " . 01 „ 1 . Per- ' biro:mod. was washed is. The only remaishiL_ IMPORTANT Slim PALE AT BIM= HALL, BD, di e luoisk bu i b. d ..„ Ai *. ot the A mmo . ' half* of their ea/My Ilse in the chasm of tem ___ JI iIIiTIVO I boat - IFTWIlisb tiey were woo I mmo/ s ows.* , ____ ......- w rgogod. -The third suattal ...le of Stwooshir• sheep took ai i , .onooot of t h e ii m i o 6 0 , 7. On ti n mo o up bye. oat eind.boaad vowel, tf they "te trl„..-•• plroe ea Thursday, about 130 rams and 300 ewe= ii ito d ; ia - f i u m h ita . a ?.bola h m o w ig ue b u smin g &Or as It is feared, however, that they hare hew 0 7, 4 west -by Lady Willotighby da Bseite, Ye. V. • regular readlep of the barometer, ha, is be Mims Arsolisse Alm LOW. aces MI ik YOWL Yule*. Neck._ lanier. Pupils and ..,__Eistdhusol dawn t o a n th e w i m py gonn a ...bp* at a Oosssitruairsm Anus VOWAOS AC 1 Lythatt, Oa" Stubbs, am _ __ _„_._eiber •ma UT " lng "__ . _.,___ ill the : mosetre which hes also the adhasesse of ( has*. -Tom liforkswici' MlBAditifit settee tbo ‘f. Wash% at wen so l i mo Lawww , 4) rhfflumo__,____"*" I those Who are are day to isstesei the use* of Pinmeo oat rimielAidi on regard pis made by Mr. Whs. * ' ~ ' fi:arLe, he. A__,LoutlNSettur__,ll use dower ,_,t° _',°,`F•oum ' draw of aoqukteg primitive is sea etraervatissm • Am* tAbeeneleft add others, who started from D. Loakraw to the rel y si tar w 5......,''' .. "'"u e r m uir w t,_„_." • '''Zi r°- ..._ i alt the nomad nimbi wow prom the seessary, in W' ' Usk. rumeeded is following the' worts - " Ida -*-• I - -- - - ''' W" - • ." `" moste. all Mooed to a 00111111104 Oasis& Inas maw bad oat for tlmmtelme sued . the 1 5 ram" aid fro , '" 45 f• ic. • ice see., lady illetwidis 4e., sin % a l*, wily awry three beers. from I a.m. to II wee d be Eels, whoa they 6 = Henke ill ' A ' S ' thaw .old sad 14 at frail ' 15 I° I P s e :ts It .111 to awaresery to nisei the gesatiests mid. ma eirresir l et sir and ANNIVAL OrTHE PERSIA. 0.4" sas h , s°4 we " al "mill& Purtigain ‘ 114.1 ela to '<Mock a.m. Tor the ready of stems Alm, their setts.' deatts, aftm taring travelled Ll5l el The Royal MO odoOlooldP Persia, iron New " P P * *maids" ' 911411 " laaLlaseal i we"' sissy la ' ye creedal Adieus In all the mmeed, gpia•• 1.• auk 'twisty hem lir. tn., _ . ./=•-• Eartead. • . .. _• .. the Mamas, deep. *lke% Seariwelovelt. her eoesireeted what be tome as semi ....r.,.._0tal York on the 96th Idkr Whoa at Quoweetoollo At t POPULATION OF TEN ir411(1001L -The OTVIIISISCIE b i got prdpiletare. All the oteerwitteas el tie etisdaesems a k elibmiderdshir of whieh ia 387 UM, with ss ~ 12.46 lt• nu today (Aug- • 11 4* wi th 190 PoolooloWee al the MAW Biuedera is orthrstid to the Gird Reibler odesewee and reduced der the emhal ell oath daeellmagehe 7041111eselle dart of pa. sod • melee toloo b r eas. O it 29,M M. in tie - middle el thiryeee 18811. • ...: ~ meessettteee • tad for al e Is this - Mermenalb digem The emobinotrfershbeel Wl* MAI, mewl and 87,500 dole. in specie. tine leaded Iltaselle2 i .. opmerm. p Aimi. ...o irs a nwaxa . D' Ax ! . erie a hi stlohlkillii_ 165 pm* ekskvatist, eproorier. sag 0 : 1 ARI of male ood 1 7 Ploolnerlir Mt rends. . gee . , - MOAT, Ate 4. -Adidmillell OS 1.3111.141 A 2,4136 ;Alb ' Ert Sit Fusee kw-tbe Onkel tewien NAM ~ ; sea Is was geediere XL L" MP"! - • ''' .. 0 .1 Liverpool at 1 a . m. All irdl. '' • ' *- ' ' a ' 1 18 eiewBllB6 lB s MVO: islavillibtllCUlE • .<., ''' "' • 0 walk h ovoirollood is nrio• - ealiemitir .... i-- ••• • io UV wale hoots. ' 4 0 ..---..." 8 !1/4 HONIPBBBION OP THE LS s l: sa l i la c 'Ell;" . " • • Es . 1 i. - URD - Y E ' 'od I. AUGUST 5 . .• . • ••• . . AM .• .• I 1 . , r 1 F: . 1 ' . .. . , AL A , , i. %0711 ISOM. i *per. and re . 11,11 1 1 g 2. 1 o.;n r : a.. . .. , : i CHAREST, Ammer i -LA against disbar •i is l iiikk • .111 . • 1 Tb: e w Tends oman y laze , as ths M A U er e- oarczee ki7l7 BB. who was coon outhd - to n •. • that • era has broken out t he • and • ,---.., 4 „...- 1 I E .I. ' A : ../ 4.4 • . ...--'.„, , /ht, si d" lgro .. •• • - -- • ' the ..,___ -.- • 'Toole W alteat t simmering her sea. Zoo* Adkins, 4 er r i tL e tb cm , . __ o _- o cam of choler Lad occurred in any part of , shiphis at .t e a the Time iet meld rejoice that an SW The following telegram has been mon by tho p r Lo pe lf* tv _ d where thll3' "aid 5 . 4 Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) train R. ""•"' ---- ewes ' a nesi o -•-......---- • • - . " lib I°, ' iniara- T..° be ll trrd:. W ye ! W as" . A Allibl et 4l44. Ash Z"* . as .." bli dle as en • ____ _____ __ _ " 'reit fWei - p .. . . i they ally wanted coin - A. Glass, Esq., Managiag Director of the Tele- , ExPREs s , mminu . w ...., r inettnittous such se that graph Construction anclifainteltanee Company : t . .. 0 i choice should be offered " VALIINTLe. SATURDAY, 12 Nom. -....- 0 --- . aillessimmilthth • .-....._ . ' le M 1. . "... ' A A RM ' ( Zelisnas Ths ter see s is previondy will a" a caf es the asil larsw al th.r. had sboeldnd libi kill°glng ir eee& o 7 -.- : ai t :- Ptimmies martbi . it. In rg i Pee too . '.• o ' ►i sa r oaa • - - Melees in friendly, th ough ~ No change linos yesterday ." Moe ova owe omanameMir-) heti woole bteeee sS la ri, et o is see wl A i r ill. 4 . sea 1 shat - iiir ‘ sig. " •- •iiiii.ll'elm. ei t , . 31,41 tout its being neceinard7 • . ' * - P TS Se; rliriio , . ,• • ' w _____ a nbell es • thee with lerenl_ os be ow I ad net he se A atost'impOr l tant ogee t of=itnial few «id' folk* • %r ill rah / " WW I. 4.6..44 MA le do with the I bad " been', ealhlegt s : .. , 1.111"w ie its tx debeockery. THE OITERinkliD MALL lilt oencasend themselves ta ' called on to-day before the Council of Stet*. It ow l et t t e r wo :dtb o y m od wi ts I : s h ymeachoi r " .." ''' - iticep." -- eS ham 'eat. sad b :e t finna not if te rim .. *h.= .bald get .i...., - Ise , --e--- who are interested in the is that of the Courrier du ,Dimanche, r I have. kept mem to the ridge o tan F pa prank. . . slimet tliesk itos oo woo to It. Buil hoe , tbe eem ' oece ilatteht it il laslom met B the arrival of the above mail we have ad- - •i . I - • gibe topes svalmehe OA t tbeni endessetea now. out Oi ail its eafferiag. I'M m in spy. The pliiine,; l " the 1 ,__ nthey times had omission to refer to. 1 'amid 0 t h e f oo t 'if it ay it iy swim . le mew. Mee el n' moo r0__,...,„e that w h , ...,..... __, _ yst se se ud as Lord S"frXilLeynb- Irk" fish Went" to June 30* an d 11°3°1 B°°4lm Y after tieing epos suspended for two months,* - them_ eresigs leopla_th a sed tedaeatet, Zos, tees dri „.77, 774, w url base d es.. IsZor . . est rera i ty o f d hot i., oa t if ij itolttfy 8. The fallowing are the principal heeds *Whey ►allows after two warniogs, was susrpstred . 11. if k =" ... hue T Pd h . ''.. =ste. *id lfr and . Ina at th e den et i L o sietees s i = ply 10 ell th ew e m u the Of intelligenne from the Bombay Gesette : e mooed time upon the male set of wainings.... All h, ••• siow ass she not keep is to the Imeghboreugh i ns aside( guidanos which ere eel/ s ' Th e r e b e l h itwldar Si l l ig h, WI a Jhcs)ree Singh the best men at the bar gave their opinion that of th e othw. lollt l =le o at w as 11°4 4 i. cl ii.ealreeie• oked 41 42 . 1 all : else wk. a week to keep the e ' AV 10014 bind I .1 WY; hil• irate sthet , weirs i unintelligent and poverty- of Mirzapore notoriety, has peen captured by the the • second suspension was illegal, because ion wo. Two of t h e Two = b o b & ai d at set * we d o w ed far muff ; bat they wield set le d AA artisans of Birkenhead and polies at Azimuth. ' the original offenoes were completely Mooed to work to dad th em. L oe w e t h ee rose apes Old me I must go tots the woritherme, sad aw e ". The ire men earning from thirty It is stated that the orie l s at Poonakh• has re- w oo busk lith o g OO% And with ma. i west la het Setentay week, I n a by the sufferance of the penalty. The ° s e il i ...th ste ' Led ivile ---!--.1 t o b e Md. / tier 2 , f ew 22 . trammat was se bed I oestd not may. Ime et It sheen -701. to 1001 . • year-- suited in the triumph of the war party, at the head government journals were instructed to ,Rib l ..mat. r tfe ups m mereve yo, dowly , -„ oso d, so d hearing the Mild ay - sad On 060 000616011 r i Z s ir l A returned. A fruitless to st it. sod to it through some hue ehh hone put th em on the same foot- of which is Tangs* Peolow, so that more difficulties column efter column to justify the 191 of by degrees. Me ter leo o th er. Asir e kw .. aspir o o d an They saw sae epea b as .„ the &ad, a „ . _ me. d labourer, with his Ba. to may yet he expected in Bbootan. hoer was spathe authority ; but now the judge-advocator %before tee d or , prig e f g uides focal his body, feel --,.."..." *Of 22 2 65 12 ii 2112 Z 21222 22 ** 2122 it, end her: bee Mar may, perhaps must, to Colonel Bruce has been ordered to proceed to without MT gunner. I was therellore deterauced to how, ih re Z the Council of Stet., has delivered hie opinion that ce the snow near to OM lAnse white the__ .aodontth, t 'nen v i lied ewe oat eh; nett ( It4d.y) m „ niag, eat mikei noted, taught, lifted, in th e Bhootau as Ofiloistisg Political Agent of Assam to the second suspension was 0.11 excess of power, =lir! g • oet le It ef thee a ti tt. oi t t ie / h i/4 ' l6 h . b e ie b y ieMi k e . - T o t; ' Whaled'. I had ace money see food. I did both! .erased But the former cannot be relieve Colonel Naught** reported sick.is to and there °Mt nommely be a doubt that the oouncil it. On dearly hi. !maim were laid der to them _wliere megui th to metes • fth eammitted th at lo theheveatocumtded trial. Wm hue not solely from their greater In Biagi, on the upper Oltemb, 108 people have tit will feel b oun d in decency to adopt his opieion in i:fZw Mahal Cthai The 'emend w" a t ' ' We The ogaselly of the Beath& AOKI meet re: • . -........--.--___-..-. Pet yposition, but still more from been killed by an avalanche which dammed up the their judgment. This case, following upon that wi g a t i t . Ty. ism of or chaplaincy at /4210 222 nom EITEAORDINABT AorzoN AGAINST ARMS mom of mind and enlarge- river for some days. CATHOLIC BISHOP. . e of the polygraph correspondents before the Court coded. eeeete. filiert es & in tim bee s t o I l t o r thee bess eil eremisil gembe ;r e fith them, therefore, th e real There , has been great floods in Brinnugger (Cash- of Gout*, is a great triump h for the suoceotee7 = lmo through moustoto rai orr2 twin 1 Iwo At the Glasgow theell - r em court, on Thursday, tag Om themselves , and the at- mere) and visitors hive bad to take to their Watch., of the law going on pail panic with the revival of have bed to go on most aogious whet Jame IMAM', a Medina 61414106121 seed the Bight g er . y a superior to an inferior which they converted into arks. electoral liberty. i.e geatizoossieg down from lliff were overtakes ra t s G off , t w o a th e e l e ggv a t e s . Lamp, R am 0, failure. It does not, of A great battle has been fought between the ltr With loft their way he the wood ; the Giber 00 2 . "'than lopiel.ol•lgew, I. the fellow* terms :-"Japt. The Empress Charlotte of Maxie° is expected in w l ies a IMMO WY focilehly, but for a what helli. To melees leas, Weer. se4 damage samiesd bye s . hey are to be wholly left troops of the lamer of Cabin and the Candattar Norope, the mum eaggued for let visit being the roam 0w 4 2 s e a w e a De ni es o f the Matterhorn. Yid . w h o f ar the lest tem loots us hen a w o w ~. • sot desire it, and their pro- &elan, the heir apparent of Cabal sad the head r egr et th at It feft to my let to be at Eilowatt at a in the Rosen catholic shard of 134. Aseirse'c, serious state of health of hew father, Eine LeoPokl- . ms s thee 7 whim i them salnolties happened. I. hem mtp i he e meet, ofeepw sad a mkt adhereot of that feu. Albs d and distorted by isolation. of the Caedahar party having been killed. The Prince Napoleon, it is asserted by a joareal, will bad 6 innienshely Istideettes is berying • see, dot byp o gtb r ognadolocogc. who i tabo o , Lo a m@ of tits pm, s to some extent, on • basis Kokund ruler has also been slain by Tartars and ~_, la speeklag ol his manliness sad lose Piot/ ; tars of that i =lom Wing, tineeth malic e , in.„l l, • 'Si" "MO the pres id e n t' of the Uatveteal light° f iccutelle y mem especially to fallow his geed onemPe ;• r• f i e& 604 hatred sad enmity awards the it be recognised as beings his country made over to the Khan of Bokhara. bitten of 1867. The Nord says that Pt Omess is snaplyleg with the wishes ef the fried. el the 4oeosmof : smismsr, hurl instrestiess le several penes, is chap,( aiming powers as their in- A recent report from Ades Mates that cholera ,_ ()iodide, will not go with him to Prangins, in is 02WilW 26 41111 2 12 6 in nese. literln• then " 222 w. .: ta where pas to the . Wt. of mid wits . . 1111 j ing the same indulgence in still preva il, amongst is conceded, which, after all, that a scarcity of provi i i l io e ns ps l:a re n r tio c irted s . and "Nievery pram Switzerlaed, " because she prefers Meadon, and °l l ia d f°aw t a lteall edi g ee n a. ii k eve "' bi . limin ew d l ij e l ie s e f s au fi e :at h e wm oloopcosoidiwod Ula P aramr awts wam tfo i ta i V bbe r aworp wo r di l lwooolo i the co cession of rational A general court martial is about to assemblae Prangins is more pretty than comfortable-" ogi p e ditiews when More le a risk at for of Site ; 224 a that the sbeeld not be sibuted. sad three nem semi they will be grateful listeners for the trial of Captain Ingram, Bengal The Bourse, which opened with buoyancy , was • t e r let " ede t t fe , 7, r e hi a .eeh j us l a d o t t e e l B 7 / ;,="t e d es to hmeme tnie y esiontims be caned isa iiiike, in pnewoe eat *. Ike a tholelibiroses-rfassacwiw a purrs hail : her Ste° little checked by the th reatening aspect of Ger- M e ads of my own NM el the decesset, bo th at Zermatt g oo polio w en t; a ft er th e p elmet h a d fe ad - brQ . Id to teach. Lord STANLIY Coops, employed in the Public Works DepartmentcontithMies far the mid Stephen Ellice, sok man political controversies ; and the Rents dosed el at home, far most, srstegg end seL," example of the red Ne . at Jullunder, in coneequenoe of deficiencies in his at a slight fall, at 87fr. 85e. Mobilier fell 7fr. We. ender the express orders sad beetreetions of the Mohr, dared by sound advice, con- „ coun t,. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DIY.) mesa the pawner to Lame the Awl. whisk a:Ariel& • • 4 like and usjestillable ovadeet had caused parer coolie other than by dictation. And Cholera has been raging in different parts of the LATIIRDAT. asses lle II • /2. aid Minty end damage 11 Me feeling, and in his ;nevem -.. d THE ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER BOMBAY. rued a right to be beard country, but recent aceounth report the scourge to , -......- 1 1 a " v ! his acquired knowledge, be on the &saline. ( Foes the Beak, Tina of Duthie! July O.) iB. IT.' W. 1 r.. 18; D. LB. 6. so ot isk sfinssonsat Damages entreated at fa., taildat Nara 1 12.93.11 6.8. W. 1 1 N.W. o- 1 Caseated with this IMO WY me of similar .1 s earned and Profitable The ship P. C. Kinch has been lost outside thes J ed weah t 4 i The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer amide= Mal s r 5.8,1. 4 f 141 e. bo bo _- f which Mr. Peter If'Corti, ,taggi ef the ut Pree Pant, imd, hi .Ol Bombay, about whose safety fesre were entertained until Leah ..,. . so.oo 61 W. I 3 1, Grey for a like sum. en the working men. Hooghly, three men were saved. theetithr pipers inform es al her arrival at Pert areamme•- It" • I L 11'• W. c- n both our. Tips puma moved that after kolas l eg ... to be remembered than that Cholera is still raging in the Naraingliore ells - arrived la Bombay lancer at 1 chile* p.m. of the l Z, e grasewe ibotio " . .: L e ga : W s tw /V : 1 s t . 14 .1.4. b e g" caul 2 1 MY - and rsorimt s eon lithe% 'utilise then te atm rith as any other class in so- ,(riot Mt. The mom of her demetica was the brolderg of her ; hoe Aeo ;., .-. -.. 4 ... .. . .. ..- •• in a certain pert el sae char* they hed_gens to the nth with. The right way may be.- mow shaft, which six days after lowest King Geopoor MO lie 6.6. Z. I I w.i.w. b- 1 they usually occupied is that part. The peenhespee.. A te l egram received from Kurrachee on the 7th ch o re. Sees& Bbe was saes Moat ssoo_ miles !Mame ism B.e.w. e a WAIL be .-- 2 • however. stepped Mont sea. hatrz e then pperm o irgument may be used to in- inst., announces an interruption in the submarine (Jr th e Mauritius, and her commode; tiepin' G. thethisit- mme ~ Eli w.2. Z. x 2 0 44 W.N.W. it. CO _-- 1 . lotitetis_ ores ilisge either ~z ..._. .=" ire A... W ,,... _ 1 ... ..- I_ l2 ,_ a_r_r , 11 Bums determined to proceed there ender canvas ..._ n••••• _ to - • I o 31.1.0 b too ' re 133" be ri° driving of Persian Gulf cable between Gweduslend Musses- ; w o o d o f e t t ,„, t i on to pot b mo k to e b e pod b, b e d tuar koo r om p N. 2 2 x. • b•- i ; ow *" , the was Z ood 'e'eee" . frool '"' - da 7 f e o W or 7 towo : ( 7 2 ing from a lofty pulpit of fan- ,.. , atom which it will take eight or ten days to restora. receally its; and after a good pmage et abet thirteen mime , Z. e a 11.N.W. tat - 1 bishop to a member of the church mated Jaa Is failure to acknowledge that The latest dates from London by the bide- di "; sn Poet Louie on the 2lat May memem mit go w. a 6 W. 1e -. A IlTaren, whom the pursuer M'Leavy had mit art be convinced, and their She lin e S B An a ty j oa an th vid e 22 at urt April, Melbourne on the . essioserith snit Se N.W. 2li N. 1a - 1 bef o re rag e coat, and ge t . d ecree s eg h b e rt European telegraph are June 28th. It appears that 26th. sod Kb* Georgi a hood on the 2nd of May . Oa knees mu it N.w. t 4. i N. • rib - - hhi . ohrtee „ language aid „w ee =prop, wads kiwi sal. To deal thus with allhim. The defence was that is instruot the peso 0 • MO following Sunday a sort of grating eased wee he a d Tr"alikl.• IL" N.N.W. 2 a ift-NA- .b - I timein g el am bein g reeeieell in g r." lineahert eth in the (mine. which emoted to cam from the Ilearbasser . WNW LW. 1 3 N. I Cl :: X he same way is moot effeetu. GAMMA lO.Ol 67 N.W. 3a Z. 2 to direct the pitmans to t:.:i g a tes l_ , amidst sues_ frpat ki S I Howie from thirty to 'twenty days in transit. tube et the shaft, bet the mass maw set be discovered. Moho& 116.0160 N.W. II 0 Z. bm - s usually occupied by them in eh/ BleWsp Gray Mel • II id to encourage the formation A very extensive landslip has occurred on the At the wont , it car sePitesed Wet may some of the according . to the powers ton him as pastor dhe , a , lof a healthy public opinion bearing had got loose ; bat, shoat half.pot 12 o'clock, on PROW 4114 roe The widows led amply proved this, rd o f , ....., More Ghaut, which has fortunately been unat- the night of eissday. the 7th may. the abaft suddenly ~..,,,..5 airra. .......„..y . +,. tot Loooo62dids &I ,XOr4T. ,(rah, Bia op coropotood to th e mom cd his „ ambito ,. ao o • .1 ideally promote the me- tended with any greater inconvenience than the peed, the lower portico with the fen felling Ohs :- r i o • a 7.-• - "'" '''''-- 7howle is A. - - witness thee the modest cf the penmen white in eitspi es The van wee then in lat. 22.17 8., ke abo, ge a r . WWWCIAL B.Z. toe.W. sto N.W., towards Jobs M•Leree kid hem se aissoyeace I. weed stoppage of the traffic on the railway for • • few the sea . • lon. 99.56 P.., The fortunately the weat h er was plea- iteplerese te fresh. the eoegregatioa. He had simpliOor the pupae : N S; _ _ _____ dap. There has also been a similar occurrence on m a; and when the nature el the eeeident beams W. to N. and E.. ex. mennum. Northerly to V. too- saiting deeorom, entered the pearkeepers to merest t (2:Court. f o r p as s unmet; variable ono feria Then Giant , but not of so serious a nature. all vaa°Dee cia lt i Os. " 4 ! he bma " ra ? i sa. d ente to tre-h. One. 4163 0 9 ea be* lia• frets %kW; their meal sits) sad divan them to e-- Leah. The diataaws-a 2,500 mil« -WM rap le generally. pert el the there& • ' i ll OSBORNE. Mauer 4. The Governor and COTIDOII se well as the Corn- „duo Bombay arrival In that port ow soodoy, the Xi W r . u t N. end E., mode. Ranee At sea above. Both defenders macs at same length, Mr. Recap : I out in the grounds with Prin. mender of the Forces with the heads of departments May, about half.past 10 o'clock in the foreman. .haft follow. ssesasws . aamaaaa. wassiassarsiaaa. wales. sod „ so • htro rpoot in ly ardescrigobing, ad rututt eelfel:ge surua freen got the uo iral oo t il tet os eNs ia are still at Poona. lag morning she was pet iatedock ; the spare t which welt sow „,,, noe nw, m ewed lo g Der we ab oul , 1 the steamer carried was Sited withommlexpcdoion u pm- g ee i era .ehieeerere g ee d am t mi l sea ism. . pound. bat also for the pecuoiary loss he bed waled we e horseback, attended by the Hon. No day baa yet been fixed for the monsoon meet- sale; oe the mounted of the 29th she was andocked, end in • through the falling a/ is the cirematies of the Frye Prat ing of the local Legislative Council. the aftemoce et the owns day was ea her voyage to Adm. a , __ c. 0 1 ,114 pi aarna ow TE , a d ,... el which be le proprietor, slam the event famed.' egge d at Cowes at 3 o'clock T a egiel-47 The rains have now fairly set in, the fall up to The steamer Norm which had arrived et the Mauritius 64IAILING Or sae •-• ''''' took plot , hi chs - pel. a Sheriff Logic dismissed both actioer, the ddeader q ~ "ohs Victoria sad Albert, from Wil- the 17th, bad in , the meantime Mhos the psaaeogers„ Sony .- With the demo, of the melba. el ashy mode date amounting to upwards of 30 inches.proved hie right to allocate other se a s to thaw is . W Colonel tba Hon. Sir C. B. Phipps ° Lae, Ac., of the B om bay te gem Th e Swankes t' m o o d a t if we add the animate at retreat steeled Is ,theme__________obsedy Men cc the 71k Jana, et 3.30 p.m.. ai d reemised there mirth". the sen .1 et MU ' . 13 " - Ulan those they claimed ; bat added. that while this ' PI deed up to par, is not dii.- tto eeeketere. O ldi e( el , sh e u g g neig h of the ofin, be thought this se• The Priors and suite landed ice- The public health continues satisfactory, the last mei the 17th. when she left for Bombay, reaching the p Oebertie• weekly return showing the total number of deaths utter pat Is a trine less thee six dam. Not th e least If el shall harmless ~___ om nate o r ooo.ok ie elnigo bao yed s to 222o2nloo lneet the y de u floie coi,oria ws, s omoola wi t , d io tt or, Airrit.. _o f sb e. ju pp e__, 6l6 . / a i , to be 427. alarm premiled among the pamengers regarding the see- ""t" "w". s, of Jamaica. had en Interview Sir Joseph Arnonid, piano Judge, proceeds dent , sad as is ample dori ett u rgre di al thtug prov r i , siose rsou wa to s ma hur bo o board Loso tat, of gab eau be obtained &nisi the program oi tet e .. y end Mr. m= = a rt.. =l7= 4 1 Edward Cardwell et the Colonial - the penmen, mon disease , and so long as it does tot amor to be emit _„..,„„,..e th „ tho-y-i;0c7,,,0t to go to the oltoooh , I my home by the present mail steamer on six months' tether • *meet time of it. few am there is mama to fear it is miedW with the rest ;, iwi w o ly 000spood ho ohopoi. eh tam we have st present no positive proof that such milk A camber el esthetic* who tram fa mart wati%oll t ved yesterday at the OokisiaLcielos sick leave. is directly iejorions, but nonsichting the mate ei the p ...„......j, while both mos were es wags , TUN QUINN Or HAWAII IN Essax.-The Queen he Cape of Good Hope, Natal, St. It is understand government contemplate aps e the Sandwich mood . , who is paying a short visit to Mr, vine' syseem it au snm l7 be beSed SUM ear gull' thei; isse el •weeeseliew gad the...we.: • r tiny could be imesumed with impunity, peetiettlarly by brig se ....,„, - ;;; p i s --- ; - . -I, bird. the soced • - ;;., a end Islands. Despatches wage seat pointing two additional High Court judges as a theleedie, ot liedielbsat Oast* etteeded co Thursday • youog ells/area, who ere likely to be prison* *Br i e* ia h o s d ee tel - e l, - . -- th e y wrap swill based to Meth les ith Boaderee. omen ice behalf et the Hicodies miseioa of the Church such caeca -Ap r f ee ir w or G aze tte. temporary measure.cheers ; hat his leedildp if ' Milliard his , di at Eogiaad sent out in the year 1862 by the Society The Hon. C. J. Erakine has been appointed a for the Pr opagation' of the Gospel, rider the charge of Tax Semen Vzastox er ma BOLD Mosso& - p l easer „ t t h e base) a sm . i sormsom o i n o tth i o one egO3 Of Norfolk has taken the member of the Bombay Council. The Clifto• CAronicle, after quoting the . account of the a gr e e w ise a t ee ny ma im w s ym ete a_ggi f oo ma k the then newly-oonesereted Bishop of Honolulu, the Rood riti 4„ sir., is th e Edia b orv x Dodo levier, ads altS reskince is Grammormaire ... . . se , cc .,.. mein Mem of her Majesty's print journey to Reglaled the following observations :- lisps are 'totem** sot.,_ ~_,,• , It is b e li eved f l at Sir Mathew FATAL AOCIDWIrr ilk / .4. "Hi t t Bal e r ON 11111113,' : e lease. c hief heist to street-thee that mission generally, and also .... of „ mo b . wo h a w ., as ram a 6,46. la kivonshire and Lady Louisa /luta" will retire from the handl in March next. to raise funds far building a memorial alma to the late Kin g Kensehamehe IV., it whose solicitation the mission fret place, the lob 'Oats of Road-hill Home ware • ereorm.-This meeting eh isqmst thee golf cat its k o .d h , f or ci m i swe nb. Dlo w s bi to . The new commander-in-chic{, Sir Robert Na p i er , wm established, and by whom the Book of Common Prayer setotgurieoleortettfthromathelitornemouighboolare,thobtiormart were oa sug term othors • of 2..22 Adiedea . U 4 00 2 ,0 21 Ler' , a bo ut reiso m 72ed ac ip x2 ord • Cseele• ois ;, pri t "*" --' l "' -- - - --- -- -• -A.,- -i.i. .4..--1... Th . years. It appeared that th e doesesal se "oil isiC " tt ..