The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

"~ TN I. ' v t; I'APE R /2: . 0 10----- " 1:---d---Z ----"..."----) "frr ...___ S\t‘.• .4' .l i t, _ I !c r . O Nuicriaie... olr .s, . . 1 --- 1 ...... 1 . , • SSalifiXa - • ~~i • eastern distriot is shoo An barley crop keg h aft god lu teed ord e r; U 6l tors ad buley. is ie poor reedi. tIV. White wheat (we*. gg. ; r e d ditto (seigbat • beet malting bar* ; num ditto (weigh. 304. to 26e. ;; distilling dils s . to* 24 t. to 4 Me. to 38s. Tor qua r t o. Bt. Bd. ming, 1,8194 q show of wheat wse tole. old sad stew sorts Its s o 3s. per qr. ; ae &saes as.; SSW red, 48s. to 49 I, 460. to rtoa. per 38 ek es. end much the same te paw rriadtea. 28.. to 28a. pie 36 was AM. sad pries, et ie 27e. to 32e.1 asw, 21 4 lc , 24 Woo afoot Tato I. OIL to 445. per 38 si te , cora •zowa r today list, 164 aoantionag din h were rather in ra gq „ . L, old wheat, from 44 8 ,t, rota 435. to 50a.; old loam. Deans. 38a. to 42 L; N s . to 320 ; DOW 2 4 to Qr. Flour (secoodah 35, pi layout is nearly ores** "allay of wheat i. I N A apeoted after the aura% hook. We hid 16111 W• tiPity sow wheat ; the km* r thus last week. I weather of the past asst pries of all sone of psi Men waa a gootl 'apply, to of old wheat %toiled Moe Doh in inigkiling casdkite, won barely mammas:l. IA tier firm. 3 ** !ma; tai stands at the wite Maass rich wheat, Lod the 'arias uad many of the maids@ d mile, min very musk eat d lailear, Sign* of RWOStialg free rytbing of a superior &amt. ~' while a few of the pious ;tarter more mousy. otk r toady late prices. Tim s ow , I 50a. to sk. ; esoondaty, fit a 475. per quarter ; bat di t ry, 435. to 465. ; tad carter. Forage was sad with, however, late figo s std Tether bleier teems, bid ggs., and chevalier at 30& he samples of barley wen it Wes of sprouting. The at I paella, in oonsequeees of tie were about 6d. per wooer oda me 20w toffia, lad otbin see wets very few sample d and being steady prises we the quokatioes are 4 4‘. to Mt, arbor. Peas moved off fray Cite seed market was ary km, °Waist pemag. I are fairly supplied Wilt which °waisted of it. sew . mat was a fair domed it maintained late rates. Labe ea without alteration. Prim to, old, 504. to 65a, 6311°. po ratite, new, 43e. to 47a; fa, d. to 11d. per moos. ; the day's Burke* efsere heat, and all &mistime me r. Old red mold at 6e. ; new, Barley less is request. One er quarter deerw. old m i d. Peas seam, sad natured. w of wheat was seassealse, ed t rates. wee deeeriptiose enn 'hits ranged frees 46e. to /Oa ; loss. The demand for balky small recent rates me bli ps% stone. The inquiry le realised prim in the farce; a. Beans were deem, eld. 44e O 60s. ; rye, 38e. per qvisett. 2801 be. [era, to-day. arc had vary wail best mid it as hit wok A few paresis of uses bar*, old at from 235. to 270. par g. lib., sold at 24a. per quarts. quarter ; barley, old, 33a 6i; ota, saw, 2410. -The westbow slam We if white has enabled fames t. Wing crops in good ocalinca from all sources, lave s* s arrivals are also on a hind rade cantina* la good amok alteration to note is Oka, a. has given way about la. to fi rifling reduetios attracts mos nattily of now blacks at wank • farther decline of sans kw -Malting very warm, bat grad. tty freely, and sells at 10n 6d. to Nora Italy is the week met rom raver, was not sustained ; but the good demand, at about 3d. mc an Flour unaltered. lamas tai at, 4,160 qrs. ; flour, 37 mks. 2,Z30 ; barley, 27 bands ; dar, I.—A. very amalt wooly ci y, • fact in some measure artri• b. It ham rendered boyars req ,forts do not bring many Goal to or 51. to 81. each ; very doe ep war also dull. Chem* 18s. 325. ; aroma, Va. to 28t. eacb. —lt is understood that the e Peterborough, Wisbech, and the hands of this co wpony. The utton lino is postooom4 until the Peterborough nit Wietech mil it FROM LIVERPOOL—Durbig richlt goods szported from LOW siost 6,393,1681. in Judi, 1864. ,483,7051. in 1862. TS* 'slut d I States was 1,426,0681. against nooths of 1864421 1,186,1654, W.. To die Australian Wads ants in July, 18644-2. 181,016., Them ewes, erbioh es gusts Co.'. Circular, give • slay osi• iv.) al the Acoseicen trade 1.01.--Holliceopsibie Prised- Walden pinersll7, re ceensieed secs al of .11 beverages. When the Soo brat introduced into this °Waal* ,o preparations of cocoa either agree eptable to the stomach the nal was stale, or so unskilfully rsumbe woe*. J. Epps, of London, hoarse d in the year 1935 to taro his Ste. length succeeded. with the eta l " De. bang the brat to produce an ends so relined by the perfect trituisties passe through, as to be most lam* b. For general use, Eppes coos it musing, grateful braided Wows/ Dr. lissaall, In hie wish, " Focd ter ' Cocoa °outsize • great 'militia to to • e very Ingredient Decesisrf the ihe body." Again,autrtirca r than either coffee or tea: War of the powder In a berakfai cel% ✓or mi lk. secured to tie - blu ed ' ctets, and sold at le. 6d. par l and —old :LAMS, AND DELT] BIRTHS. is London, th.• wife of Mr. A. BreAM dagbaer.at Ma u lvern Villa, Croydon, tls wtis at Cambridge Villa, Oilatea-ree4 Wef . N. Kirkhans, De., of a at leiddrg lodge, Csaipd ß en• oo. bill, Lai BearYAWL, Taplow, Baas. the wit * CI DD. IL Horsham, the wife of H. Ndiddr. ABRIAGS.S n 61*mi 31. at Church. e bride, the New. T. Bare" meaty, to Brolly Augusta, tit e r rector of Wayford. must 31. at St. Mark's, H t rotaddk, Alfred, sole of 0. Sco.r! , :: .s-yerk. to Penny foresaw, p. dauSilo. , of tiolder's-creen, Hendon. at Si, at the parishmeat churchus, 0 't's-p , Sinc ark, lair, William * see Cranbrook. K.utft Pear, Bee , of Pulborougb, Busses.,.... DEATHS. Neleuo-terrace, Twickenham, John, Woo &liedeeter•p rs leoe, lirseent' w park, t G l ouces ter -place, Marl Leer , dh u g h"t amed fht. sSusdSriandSlessos, 91•410110 SO, at Park- c ottage, Road PS.. ged BT. by pp Hof Ina NAM 41'4 Cho City of loottco, vet. In the Maisel ad 4.11 N o . 6,953 ] MS PACKETS foe CALCUTTA.—Under C A " 'L oris to 0.16 ber blateaty's Connell tor IN. So 2 India, sad to ber 2T 1,4 4110 BS* 101.aal".werVAIWNDIL C LA 1.0111 for ▪ S a OL LVII, Cassasler. • Itrabrata amps ...yaw toe imersaggra—rotip4ht or wasp apply to Us* ▪ wars. 110..ALD CCIAN and Co., Lim:pool to was ORINDIAY mad 116. Paramount-Ores& ;orto G. m a A. IMAM sad Cd, Oracerborolt-atreet, Leaden. watarod by tba Omar Sip Waralakeatails, AA 1. tale teatlanil lsi • _ BuCKWALL LINE of PACKETS for BM ipirtsz (rut Plinbitzwct —Kama ORRILWS skip .winannt. LOY two. B. MAYOZW, win w...j0 wooer§ co Ow lib bar, call at Ityskoatb. and nig 0 WPWISOOId O.IIBOL—APIA7 to V. oinic am Co.. ma, lawasoball *trot, 114.1.—P201411. 111 sby Ws lima Can pra. Old b, n a tool Packholkw to Pty.outh at roduood tam by ... 0 , 0 0. ir. (JAW and Co. for IMMO. " — ..-7.- - -;--- - SSSRS. MONEY WIORAM sad SONS' (of li iaer.kozniuo. Looofej LINK cd 112%/Ateed ram= 1 i 1 to atttTßALlA.—lto nciaortinc. Pert PRlt uie dbeel l.stre ia lb• Deem co Mederedsp. My a as opliedig clipper Alp Br i Vra bir _ , 1,100 too; .RTMAII, Ormemaadar ; / yea la tbriere ladle Dada Mer eserelsoadwe for all dared an . pond. lee 'be will carry as largeoe.—lor freight apply to ALLPOR and MORGAN, Ida Mew& fariIIGRAM sad lONS. T. laarkahalliereel (01214SLAND.—BLACK BALL PASSIM VA ORR LIIIL—New seranartenta with her Iledaq 'a Colonist Orreremeeee Itoilsoliee et otesrege tare to AIL Lead arson lIIA diem sp ow fled ._ali ,. onsega o a t r s itg r a t t ie r t i p O s ;_ it M -E telorne-tallt into, anetiallad by say TOW naw power pndf- Who ITS& W AO will he o alla& dea d = al thri g irlit obis y et, ie ttokielratise gametes an sopa wolltle casket and epees matador to any .the cob ra woos& cabin on deck Is equal to ordinary flea- Z iam sw inicaaata, and ea imagantanta Ite other dliell SWIM a the Watt taaaaeleada. Rocsantrros, UFO Rkt• and Retabatwa— atm.!. i htp ILTBWATK Laa tom torn from Llevapod 5ni4.1.6,, nth. saMat Qtrailaratesallark to JAMt3 WNW and i rnrerpsol all Maas for Ile Ball Ur ; mad T. Y. YACKAY and Co., 1. Laiden gigest, LOAN. Re no LIVERPOOL OR Ii w IIKETOWN TO NEW YORE. TWICE A TEN LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and rimunirniA rriAlusinp COMPANY Istria,. do ..,,ad ss a s k rartiowerodZ i lbtat Iron Screw Staam-Bblps, aramliyiba United Mateo ram LIVILIPOOI o tce NEW TOM CITY or ROSTON, Tomorrow, Sept. 8. KANGAROO, Pr lday, Sept. 8. ET tA, Wednemlep, Sept IS. AM "My WadNadal, end alternate Fridays and Saudi" com mow by the mall tateinera sal i ta= m edasa= 111, 11, win &boas. ootortttog to tn. =iby tba ?Mays and Saturday's aroarnera. IS Orman puma Includes a ftll wappty ot cookie rioNi=lf ... C4lllll,2llaad the Vatted States Motel IVo L a tams For farther pardcalsra to MILK 'mut. ll,Walierareat. Liverpool s. la aaa m a mum Kim lelliatastreet. Landon. Bitilool.—Direst Route to Hanover Bruno wick. sod austral otrasol.—The Worth ea.:a Lloyd's SW Midas oats Sesser CONDOR. Captain C. HAIM will ▪ daspatelted from Horselodowa on THURSDAY, the 7th la tweak: pormitthigL at 10 a.m., WIWI{ at Brunswick Pier, for mossier', at 12 noon.—Pares to Bremen, 12 V k lr a' returo tickets. LS and al Ha—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Votress' Olike, Regentetreas, W. : or toPEIILLIPHLOILAVIIS, nuurps sad Co., St. Damian's-bows, tit Dturtsals-11111. T HE TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY t Limited). Capital, £soo,ouo sterling. First Woe, 10.0N , 0 Mena of SAO each. eel Deposit at applitatioa, 1.4 on allotment. Ms net anticipated that over one-half of the capital will be spedep within the melt twelve months. la the eveet of the of an eriendoe of the Company's operations, either adihtlimal semen for the New York smite, or for the leak the Directon will meson the proprietary as to whether limas /Mal mid& proeided by farther - o-ialls or by an Laos of ad- DOLIV.TORS. - Chilies E. Mangles. Chairman et the loyal Mall Steam Otenpent, sail of the Leedom and Booth Western Sawa Gurney, lteq.. Deputy-Chairman of tbe Royal Mall tame Packet Company. Orbs Capper, BK., Chairman Southampton Dock Company. thene Mogan. Laq., M.P. lin Hinton Forbes, Yee., Director SonthampteaDock Company. Gimp Mint, llaq., Chairman Hampshire Bootleg Company. (Wish pewee to add to their number.) BASILZP.S. London-Minus. Olyn. Mills. Curries, end Company. Southampton-The Hampshire Banking Company. Aromas-Messrs. Chadwick, Adamson, McKenna. and Co. Sionne-Xessra. Hatchluton and Pooh Angel-nark lOda SOMNinar ;pro Imal4-1. H. Timm; Seq. SOLICITOR& Lwdoa-Rowland Miller, 'eq., 2, Copthall-conn. EC. southampton-Meeen. Sharp, Harriton, and SWIM TIMPURAIIT OFFICIO'. London-an, New Broad- tweet Southampton -Climate-read. PROSP Tbe Transatlantic Stestuabip C ECTUS. ompany (Limited) Is formed wader the auspices of the Important Illiereeell eOnsected with llostimeepton, for the purpose of estabtlabing a lined gent-e'en, ~eageand cargo steam. Alpe between Southampton and New Icrk, for whirl, there is now an admitted necessity. em n, from Its central position. Its close proximity to kindr t intr :be continental ports. its sae and sag mesas In all asked the tide, possesses unrivalled advantages for the Ame ricas trade. The Southampton route to America Is very traparleetly served by the peseta hues of steamships under foreign Saga, which touch at Southampton from liamteurgh sad Bremen on their way to New York. and deer out with immense freircits of German, Renck, and British rasaufactures, and lar_et numbers of pommels ✓n or ea dames, and am eminently successfuL • line of steamers order the British Sag between Southampton red New York direct, would bring very large importations of Americas butter, cheese, bacon, pork, Sour, lard, celeste, and other articles of practically unlimited consumption ; and such goods would he delivered in the London market in the hest con dition,in twelve days from New York, at moderate through rates 01 freight The Tranuatimstic Steamship Company therefore propose, in the Mit taineace, to provide for a regular fortnightly service betv,en Southampton end New York by means of screw steam Weeps el SAO to 6,000 tons Lurthen, to perform the v .gages Within ten day,. and each cspible of carrying 00 first chum. 120 mond, and 400 steerage passengers, and 2,000 tons freight added to width will be the Continental service between South ampton, Antwerp, and other northern continental pixie. Two saes steamers of about et* tons each will be necessary for this in grilrecters propose to avail themselves In the design and !equipment of the ships of the most modem bnprovements, so that the utmost speed may be obtained and the greatest amount el svdgabls span for cargo and passengers secured, together with economy in the consumption of fuel. Pending the construction of the necessary ships, the Directors will be in a position if needful to open the tragic at an earl) , date by means of existing steamers, which may be chartered or pur rnued for the service. of thCompany, by its contemplated arrangements on both sides e Atlantic. will command facilities possinse4 by no other line of Americas steamers. At the port of Southampton ini- Cadvantargm an enured: the London and South Western Company and the Southampton Docks Company have Mounds liberal tariff In favour of this Company, and will pro. renege IPICCeII by every mesas. Through rate, of freight from Astway, Havre, laadoe, and Southampton. will convey mer. elearineof Intrupean origin, not only for the supply of the New Tat market but to the whole area of railway communication einerhing the chief cities of the United States. There can be no doubt but that the proposed flee of steamers Sbe highly numerative. The caleul Mons made by parties Of admitted experience have been based upon the existing trade twit without regard to that largely inGreasmag deveionna Which the restoration of pease must inevitably bring with R. 7 10 Poani capital Yo rknsideed adequate for the immediate of the New service, but as operations in coronae iiiin—lth the Southern ports are also contemplated, the Direc tors will take advantage promptly of any opening that may 0219 0. to establish a line to a Southern port, by steamers ex ads led for that settles. so son as circumstances may litt step. A line of steam communication between the of Europe, vial Southampton, and a poet In the Ilielliers State., must eventually become a commerclal sem it°l the Ant clue and be highly remmierative. mut moneystpeld in advance orcalls Interest at the rate of 7 gar cent. will be allowed from the date of payment. PORK or APPLIOATIOA 701 MAIM. Cro be retained by the Beakers.) Way be bed of Simplon and Wandall, poet hes for 7 stamps , ANEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled MIRE DENTISTRY, and WHAT IT DOES FOR 1."3. By A. Mani, Orosvenor.etreet heel the great interest of the previous work on Natal surgery by the ISBN senior, we antici pate the above will ire read with avidity by ell Memos who are Interested in discriminating between pure and meretricious dentistry." John C. Cleanest', Lttle Pulteneyebreet. No To the Dlrectoes of the Transatlantic Steamship Company Limited . grantsit.—liavlng paid to your bankers the sum of being a deposit of Cl per share on snares la the slam Company, I hereby request that you will allot tam that number, and I agree to accept such shares, or any less rfoll may allot to me on the terms of the prospects, and = 0 pay the deposit due on allotment, and to sign the of association of the Company when required, and I You to Wert my name upon the register of members lot the number of shafts allotted to me. Venal signature Name In full Nesidenoe Profession Date HOMICIDE AT CARRICLPEZOLL.—We received last sight, with regret, an oral report of a most unhappy affray at Oarrkkfermui Co Saturday evade', which re sulted in a homicide. From the statement made to us it would appear that she workers in Masan. Taylor's Sax m ills had as excursion on Saturday last to Masse rese-paric. The party retuned by trait' in the evening, sod, duties the journey home, mega of a part7 R X: a . meter were sang, both by Orsagemea and catholic*. This mused some quarrelling, but no die turbines took place in the trail. On ?whin. Carrick. (argue, however. the crowd of pemosegere got out at the station, sad • esilic of name kind took place is the course of which one of the was named Todd was so aererely in. kind by soother mac lamed Kearney that him death was the result. The deceased was married. and leaves a wife sa d twe obildree. Stoma 'medical gestlausen were is limn& DR SCOTT ' S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, diate etteediumm, bet they weld sot reader say effective service. As bequest was to have hems held yesterday. We _a mem failing needy. prepared without any mercurial i W u mf. dons the recipe of Dr. Scott, win be invaluable h ave 11°6 Yet heard the " mit ' sir b." we sly farther Part"' s he . soder trete bilious and liver complaint& tadigeetion. Mims Owe what we have . es the ••filueltY of • S••• 16 1- -"Vil••••. Mddleser, dimincla of the eyes, de. ler habitual men who came up frees Oarrieinerane bet Welt Tki• ••• ji / ..... 11 . 6 _•• • body aperiest nedielae, sad as a partner of happy sweat is greatly to be deplored, pat ea account WM an 'my eseenent WM is their agereuon and of at. feet of w e e be li e' Levin beloved up it, sad Wenn to the stomach led = l , • they crest. • 9 9etli•• rclmle dr iUm • partly bemuse of it having occurred caber ma chment. hit en the whole nervous oaten.— sad by W. Los t. 8. L e t i s. Coosowssoso sod Manaus as at the clone of a pleasure escernim by the W 41111•11 ld boles le lid an d pd. B. t o Or. of an eaterprieing sad liberal Gm Reus dismembers of which WS and Le m— Ma The genalae are la a mon gran are deservedly respected. Two broth ers sawed e; mote wlut lanibert" mewed ea Ye Mom& mm in giatay.—Norgerei Whig. Tax INVIGORATIVE NERVINZ SINCE The Newt ocletalleaUy prepared sad meet powerful nutlet. .ra medial era introduced: rwtores to thew normal meditate laths oletleloilh co the Mager, of which perfect health de- Mft Ise specific for debility of eh Made, and how Ito cow Olaf, among other Ingredients. pePalwwwid Phodlthalw of Bodo. lip Were highly beneficial to the nervous sad dyspeptic. Mu Oa per bottle, or four queutitles la owe tar !ha Sole *Mk Meagre. Baumgarten and Co., WO, OWalittliffilefa OM Fewthavoletreet. P.G. loader,. • MBA OXFORD.—SIXTY-SIX, by J. OFFIN- A. BACH ThAVIA.TA. NOMA. Ma. by the sorb Monts Overate Calaway la Lewdest, Melodies Sham Shawn, Sawie ; W•Www Weds. uMIIW latz-ileury (who will her re-apmerawee here after is stoma of to moths) Yuma A .I.lbc i i . reem epemeold, Ittodc. W. Williams, sad Tholl.— the BRIDAL a BEhIYTT, by them watt *A Teem had OomtleL Comedy sad Moque thLabiah Masan. Dort* awl Darks Mr. htetemtrm tie eelehrated Veshikgalet sad WM* mod other mailable talest—Thli ZVJENI3O. M ETROPOLITAN 111178IRHALL,lgwar•- road.—Opia MDT APPLULANCZ of CIAPINOII talented PITPLLS in then Dann Divertissement and 11..atle Dusan Barry Listen, Cox, Ron Ito. Imoche, gay On= Wilton, sad leen Wee& Open, lob 1. 1. TAM ef OYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Combos —Boyd Imamate lleildinne, Lomberdelreet. iIWOROPOO beildiage. Norte Johnetreet. At v = " A a N — N il er YERTING es the 4th bah the following was issue! the Dadiav uu melts dbrheed : BRANCH. The prembeate kw the l ee DIN amottattd L.06,04 Wed me advance overft of MANS la the Mel it mon the Preagnem have inoremed by over 180 per ere Lill Bill•NC.B. The tem 1101•211011 by New Policia In 1.14 was £1. 4 14,1198 Yielding la New Pramlase =TM The Ardeary's cielequannial ert to tbe sod ot with an which can be obtabs4 by the grahlic oa applicants. e a rvr atz. the mean of the celealatiess made to aseartalo with pre cede' the amemon do liabilitim et the Oanapeay eider Oa "r new as pee=remited yeses. 11169 LOOMS Nee premium received la 1, tam; ang ills.. snow It 3 The entire aocannalatioe of feeds as the Is inmate Branch cos Deconelmr, ISM Datz h eensl to Spew man of ihe salam i. = vetelve& r ig the abedd I only to 3 Pereella. M pfevida • hawse M as pee emit. pet mama to he added to the arlgiaal alleMet of surf policy wattled to parttelpstioe. LONDON. The sew bending to Loads' befog completed and oampied, it le believed OM the Omaymm IN now oesoneaciap a new epoch fo ite ex leteent as a Loathe else. Maw thew cambia' le show a probably largo ameba= of our already poet beelema, winch will exceed any setidpaties whisk meal ban rinemably been formed of it woe yews tines. PCIUCT IL DOTI Manager and Actuary. JOHN & JOHNSTON, heavier? In London. August, 1964 THRESHER and GLENNY. NIAT DOOIL fa INMILMIT-liooll. STILAND. The only establishment In London foe the following Article': THRISHILIM WHIM ANGOLA SUITS. THRISHINS INDIA THMD SUITS THEMES% INDIA GAVIN wmarookis. THRESHER'S LAMMIR SHIRTS. THISSIMiII WWI= FLANNEL MIRTH TRIASHIM'S MILITARY 81LIATIL THRISHIRI OVERLAND TRUNK& THIPASHMS INDIA arum' TRUNK& THRISHRICI MITALLIC WIRD TRUNK& THRESEIZIKS L'IDIA CABIN BM& ICH-0171TM AIIPPLIID lot INDIA, CHINA, Lad the COLO. NIS% and detaLed We el the Ildiatiel repalred f ar evory purpose and appointment will be forwarded ea application as above. HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, 611 amid 67 OXIORDSTLZIE. Tti• and Establishment is the Kingdom for Knickerbocker Its. a evarinuadescrtptios at Boys' sod Soothe Brew Boys' d. to 3ba Boys' Westminster sod Osborne Sults, Ille. to Ike. Boys' Eton, Narrow, end Rugby Salts. Its. to Sti. Boyd Light Caps Overcoats, lb. ad. to ILL Drys' Jackets for tka ifs. &L to Ils Boys' Berricesbie Vesta. la. Gil. to Ts. *L I MP asestosable Trainers. to. dd. to Its Id. HTAI+I and CO.'. SELECT DEPARTMENTS is sad 67, 0.1/0611-6TILLICT. No. L Gastieuies's Clothing toe immediate wear. No. L tier Lismea's Oster Dapartmeat. No. L Boys Clothing tor immediate wear. No. 4. Boys' sod Youths' Om.W. Department. No, L Rata sad Livery tispartmenL No & lists and General Beeiwy. No. 7. Travelling MMus . Umbiolise, Portmanteaus, Rugs, &a. ProMmeist Branclies— 11, and 26, New.ateeet Leda. 414, WWI& SPZCTACLES are ACTUALLY NICII3II/.IIT WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued slier r eeding: WHENthe print blends, and the letters appear to be doable . WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— E serstesle : Vthe can die is placed between the eyes eed tin beet : WHEN objects must be hold further off to be seen more clearly , WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a beadle. The above sre premattorydgas of ensibrailkk sod latileste that ea maid= should be esmulted without may. Treat lona sad extensive practice Masers. Thomas Hants and Boa see fully comp. tent to adrift on all matters pertaining to the moseying detective eight. They skilfully adapt lessee. perfectly true. of the requisite power, cud likewise they Judiciously select a apes. tuts tram, of the form meat becoming to the face. THOMAS HARRIS sad BON, opticians to the Royal Smelly, oppos ta ite the British Museum Rates, Loades (their only house;. ettottelted 1780. —No travellers or agents. ELEGANI PERSONAL REQUISITES.— Under the patroaar• of Royalty and the Aristocracy of Rumps, and universal,' held in high repots. ROWLAhDri MACASSAR 011.., for promoting the irrowth. restoring, ha proving and beautifying the busman hear, Ss. dd., 7a. 10s. Id., end 21.. per bottle. Rowlands' Kalydor. an oriental veneration for besutffying the completion and Ale, end m dl esUng cu taneous defecteJle. OM. Lodes Id. Rowlands' Wept*, or pearl deutilric Weems on the teeth a pearl-like whiteness, and gives $ idnalleg-fragrance to the breath : 2.. hi per box.—Sold by ambits end pee —Ask for " lowlands' " Articles. NOTHING DIPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most sem isreetos of the day. MOJA AMAJIZLI.L.— Messrs. JOILI 008 NELL and Ca. Three Kind-court, I ornberd street, London. perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the Kaman thls truly marvellous fluid. which gradmdly restores the human hair to It, pristine hae—no matter at what ass. The Ansa Ainarella W none of the properties of dyes : it on the , Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once rptoted one application per month will keep it In perfect rektor. 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By JoHR Oaa.na, LLD. With about 340 Engravings on Wood. Loudon : Maelde sad Rea K. Paternoalitesvow. NEW NOVEL BY MR. MORTIMER COLLINS. Tusida E y next. In S vols., at all 'Armies. WHO 18 THE HEIR tsfriuted treat the Daigle Uttherslty Magazine." John Marerell and Co.. publishers. It fleet-street. This day, wtth Frost/plea aed Vignette Title-page, priced., HAND and GLOVE. By the Author of " Berbers's History,' "Half a 111111 or of Money," dic. leaden Joh* Maxwell and Co., 1!2, Yleetetreet. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Ourtrnies nuasam AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE MORAVLA.N. Gressomplie). CASTLE. NEW YORK, Acorn 24, Munn. The court-martial for the trial of Captain Wirtz re-amembledlyesterday. The Judge-Advocate an nounced that the former commission had been dis solved and • new one convened, composed of the same members. The specification of charges were similar to the previous one, with the exception of the names of Lee, Seddon, and Northrop being omitted from the charge of conspiracy. Wirtz's counsel objected to fresh proceedings, and asked for time to prepare the defence. Even tually, however, he abandoned the case. The president of the court then appointed the Judge- Advocate to defend Wirtz. The Mississippi Convention have •aaulled the Secession ordieance, sod repealed all the laws passed by. the Secession Convention, with the exception of the revenocordinanes. Admiral Goldaborc7 has written to the Navy Department, stating that in consequence of not having been invited to witness the naval review at Brest, be would not be present, nor allow his vessels to be in adjacent quarters, at that time. NEW YORK, Aeon= 25, Evunni. Captain Wirtz's trial still continues, and • new counsel bar appeared for the prisoner. The Mississippi Convention have named October 2 for the 111141a0/1 of Congress men and State offieers. They have also ratified the ordinances passed by the Secession Convention, which were not repug nant to the Federal constitution. President Johnson telegraphed to the Governor of Mississippi, congratulating him on the progress made by that State towards re-admission to the Union. He also said that the Habeas Corpus Act would be restored and the troops withdrawn so soon as the State had progressed sufficiently to have returned to her allegiance. The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention have given Mr. Johnson their qualified support. They demand that measures shall be passed to give the South immediate congressional representation, and to save them from negro suffrage also to stop the murder and punishment of individuals by court-martial. The steamer Brother Jonathan, from San Fran cisco for Portland, was wrecked near Cape Lincoln. She had from 200 to 900 passengers on board, who were all lost with the exception of 15. NEW YORK, AUGUST 28, Nessus. The Mississippi Convention have memorialised President Johnson to pardon Mr. Davis. M. Dolton., the Belgian minister, hie been pre sented to Mr. Johnson, when mutual friendly speeches were exchanged. The Herold state* that M. Gallado asked per mission of Mr. Johnson to present an informal note of condolence and congratulation from the Emperor Maximilian, which, however, was declined, on the ground that the President did not recognise the existence of the Empire of Mexico. NEW YORE, Aueuer 26, Evanns. The rumens that • new government loan will shortly be issued have nowbeen officially confirmed. The paroled prisoners against whom no charges are pending will be furnished with passports condi. tionally that they do not return to the States without the President's leave. Others who have been im plicated in the rebellion must make special applica tion for passports. E. B. Ketchum has been arrested. President Johnson has ordered 47 majors and brigadier-generals to be mustered out. The ship Francis Cutting has cleared from Mobile for Liverpool, with a cargo of cotton valued at nearly half a million dollars. The Shenandoah continues her depredations among the whalers. She has destroyed the whaling ship General Williams, the barque W. C. Rye, the Nimrod, the Catharine, the Isabella, and the Gipsy. The lover of quiet who, tempted by the beauty of the adjacent country, bee fixed his dwelling-place at Barnet, must at this time be in a state of acute mental suffering. His privacy is invaded, his favourite walks rendered unfit for decent people, and his pet views obstructed by a seething, strug gling, shrieking crowd, one-half of whom ought to be in bandoutia, if there be any truth in physiog nomy. An execution mob, divested to some extent of its women—the worst section of the worst class of race-course frequenters—and • vast host of the muscular, truculent ruffians to be seen at a fourth rate prize tight—seem to have been suddenly let loose upon hapless little Barnet. It can be bat sorry consolation to know that this unholy visits ,- tie* is periodical—that the almanacs and other records publish the time of De occurrence before hand, and that underlying all the moral filth and seam so painfully apparent are • long aeries of business transactions from which prices are quoted, and by means of which cattle and horses change hands. The long and dusty mile from the Great Northern station to the town was yesterday the scene of countless cruelties, while from a turning in the road at the foot of the kill up to the town itself the public highway was prostituted to as vile • crew of thieves, card-sharpers, horse-chauntere, and minor swindlers of every degree as it would be possible to gather out of any capital in Europe. The police— s detachment of the A division has been sent down, and is now aiding the local oonetabubiry—were very active. Many captures were made, and we saw half-a-dozen thefts prevented through their timely warning ; but the evil spirits were oongre , gated in such numbers, and the general air of license was so complete, that police efforts, well-timed and judicious as they were, only partially grappled with the difficulty. Of course there were, over and above the rogues and blacklegs we have instanced, many respectable dealers and well-to-do farmers and tradesmen only wishful for a deal ; but the great bulk of the people present bore an unmis takeable likeness to the close-cropped beads, wistful faces, and nation eyes to be seen at Portland or is any of her Majesty's gaol& Looking from the road leading up to Barnet, the seen* bosh right and left was sufficiently striking. On the one side some thousands of men and horses were noisily asserting their presence, and careering to and fro in what seemed dangerous and inextricable confusion. The most approved process of showing off a hone's points appeared to be for one shouting demon to wrench its neck with all his might, while several others prodded and goaded his sides and from behind. This done, the first man ran • muck through the crowd, hanging on to the halter round the bone's neck. Wild cries, and the waving long sticks like flexible fishing-rods, with coloured flags at their ends, be fore the horse's eyes, completed the operation. PRISONERS or PLC& --Owing to the unexpect- Though evidently borrowed from the matador usages of • Spanish bull-tight, this last device met with el* early how ira Saturday at which the Era" tenedroll warm approval from that portion of the crowd who, gat "der weigh from aintheed , and retire last that the Ad treating the whole affair as if it were a savage epee- mina' , ball Val Sot yet oar when the morsiog SUS chess treating full up= the lass of the debars, we Si. sot surprised to tale got up for their Amusement, cheered and clapped hands from the railings, or the grass bank upon Won that several gall*" caws wear lift ballad b 7 thew which many of ter m were stretched. Diversions of drPartiag ship—sot eaPtiresi aSHISYs sac a similar character were carried on in the main Leo anal." to weal from the island og Calypso. road. FOOT or five stalwart fellows were at oar ADNINALIT Sue. 4.—Arrounstawn--Inspeet time torturing a wretched littlepony not larger than leg Comameder is the Coast Guard, Commuter C. G. F. Knowles, vice Bach, demised. Assistant Paymaster E. • Newfoundland dog. Two held on to and pinched Colwell, supernumerary. to the Engird. Clerk J. Watts, its ears , another so screwed up its tail as to loge - ~, the nerd . 'dowdy inflict the maximum amount of pain, whilst SUNDAY TIMM IN SCOTLAND.--On Sunday, in the rent, with stick and fist, by blows, punches, and ... demo w i th the po w. witowtoomaiete , three „ auger kicks, drove it first one way and then another until trains ware ray *soh way on the Eniabeirgh awl Glse,sw at length the poor beast fell down exhausted and meeting of she North British Railway, and Use traits so far lay panting in the dust . The whole machinery of toed 'hew by the th public, *e lid are e the are i tu el ifibe w e, be "Precia ed ap and . punishment was then repeated with renewed vigour, ace, ad quiet and likely demeanour of the passeorees ' , and the prostrate body lifted by tail, or ear, or leg, rano ., et the ... t o e , the utter eroeu dk eneet o r the Leers asseemed best to the human brutes at work. This p er di s sed me nus (marten. Th e fi rs t re die e ry t wi l it f rom was no exceptional experience. It was impossible to Edinburgh, which left at eight o'clock, took about 70 pas avoid noticing eases of gross cruelty in every few Tit,!_ri,_ ol clears:,sea dow__ . ,"_CLL°l , u _P hours traversed, and as in the course of a couple of X: l 7;: a .. new stations , e"x=e7t."'s=six.' with hours we counted nine hand-to-bend fights, and saw o r the night express y oe ra o — u - . left et 9 a.re. , w i th seven faces besides which were bleeding from recent several pampa who had booked through from England punishment, it may be inferred that acts of brute- to Glasgow. sod about twenty other yammers who booked lity were not inflicted upon dumb animals alone. t s .. : ! diel3 . 7h. Theis:cies ther a parlia mentary tests from Many of the hones were so many living emboli - r e b v: wor.in artd 7g b periise .= musty menta of the dreadful diagrams seen in books on main from °largow in the miming brought searly the veterinary art. Blindness, apavin , atrophy, a hundred passengers, many of whom, however. woos broken knees , broken wind, d each their repre- persons from short distances, apparently 10i . D4 to church. *rotative* ; and it demanded no little circumapec- e,,esonl_o_rdiearY ves _t,ra . ,n l _, , at,___nill__,liti,errirtall_„_,, o re Edinburgh tion at times to avoid the painful gyrations and 'Z.= af „ cr y tebi eT e T e rer ei = el = 6 7:;, forced friskiness of some of these fictitiously etimti- sight as p rme t o m Glasgow, from which arrived are at lated and highly gingered steeds. The good horses— tea o'clock, coovoysd shoot thirty pa to Edinburgh and there was no lack of variety in the specimens and nice or ten through passengers. In the two ordinary traim .er each way there were all clams of passengers, but the • feces—were theae—we ranged in great numbers in the fieldsa p ses already described, and were kept comparatively pamso g rlit eere m wate highly respectable All appearse the quiet. It was always the wretched creature long zed b ehav i our . The wi l y appearance of anything over due in the knacker's yard, and which was like Sabbath desecration, and the rely s ymptoms of being hurried out of its slight remnant of life by its anything like disorder, arose out of the loud demur blackguard owner, which made the disturbance, ( " J O SS of three stratilatehellei who &boa sin &cask tared a large crowd of a them opposite and was subjected to the vile treatment we instance. tee estrum to the stakes, to hear them holding forth On the other hand, the cows and oxen shown at &plait Sesday trams with more noise and gesture than this market were uniformly well-treated. They nese or afoot. Poinneg to the train that starts h two shoos THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. took ample room, looked healthy an d p eace- six O'Crl3ok, 000 of the presehers—an old man, wit THE BASUTO WAR.walking advertise« mid ; and it was cheering to learn from one boezde e fashion , whichh sbouldarl • • tea. .y eat i moity PLYMOUTH, Sere. 4. of the nine sanitary inspectors appointed against the Edi r ibergb end mellow apostate Railway The Diamond Company's steamship Albany by the Crown that no case of disease Company," and severs) s cr ipture tuts-cried out, w h ere she was bad been found yesterday. Each of these nine •• There they sio to hell at a . peney a Crime arrived off Dartmouth to-day, gentlemen was accompanied by three mounted et " Shama" Over the with bin," lad obliged to put up. She brings Cape news to •. 1 • ed h cheers, groans, sad laughter be loi e lowed this remark. policemen, and rigia y examin every e July 28. After denouncing the railway company and the people who cattle brought into the fair. The result, ea we have eiseened by the Sunday *ewe is the most weeorem The Basuto war was prooeeding with great vigour, shown, was satisfactory as far uit went. But as term% t h e preaa b er got Santee.* of abattoir thr) Stediltan. and the whole course of affairs up to then was some dealers were, for reasons of their own, strongly It was characterised as " that rusgodly papa the Soar strongly in favour of the Free State. Vechtkop, opposed to what they termed " having their * e ll e n," " that. greasing wilwe epb nerwr.7,,!4-, end ;040 an carry sputter are the stronghold of Bushuli, a Basuto chief, bad been stock Inspected to death . ," a supplementary show iniy that the „cited b a y s la ne °aerations, gave or market was, we were informed, improvised some ao e the captured ; 60 Basuto. were killed, and 4,500 sheep, The wel sod, l•k t rr i r oebatim saints who is t...frequentte de distance from Barnet, and over the condition of the l ew d, 425 cattle, and 150 horses captured. Moliteani ' s cattle shown there the sanitary inspectors accredited livered terangse ee :galost the Sunday y Caine nex t the town, another Basuto stronghold, had also been to the fair would of coarse have no control. crowd, by way of comossatery as his remarks, got taken, and about 1,000 huts burnt. The country of All the time the horses and cattle were being ~what b l ut ever ti t se c. b bir that Abo Pir d at en e:d o , dock or ia Molitsani had been seized and proclaimed Free exhibited and sold, another branch of this singular the crowd je a crte . d. State territory. Great atrocities were alleged toand the bridge was almost ieopem gattheriail flourished with neeeding vigour. 9.91 e ag e . Th e preachers , es t h e y mewe d w ish their each, have been committed, and murder and robberies ° t her eof the road, and at the foot of a sunder began to make peenesal remarks, selective some on e the soy declivity to the one leading into the crowd nail sheeting our, " There's • Young am the perpetrated by the Basutoe on British subjects on r i me market, were ranged the tisnal pane d h a a ", yb "7,: m . I rd ou s r th a i n jc4l to i l i a. taerhvaest she davit," British soil, viz., the Natal side of the Drakenbetg. phernalia of dancing booths , fat ladies, dwarfs, sod kick the ... Nod u les i seerde, iilT et t two m ik e , mom This was said to have arisen through the watt- performing children), strolling melodramatic artists, dm* youths Tuber ill .need tie aid emen'e at. He sua sion attendant on • great and successful raid made gingarbmad dollar swings, and merry-go- - r Quad- pt &sr/ at this. and sated la rep kr 047195 air Nave that they was si shade lowa in character, "Ilse devil s•• award, and so see yes bk is I nem by the Buutoa among the Afriesuder BOOS along the Natal frontier. Among'there was nothing to distinguish those amusements m i tte z :inted The crowd ltd benallf sad So appeared ca the the homesteads I from others of a similar character. The three-card .men ea wit net trisowePti:ed"tywol "Its wows. of burnt by the Basuto; in the Witteubergen i swindle, the pricking the garter, the nefariously- the devil." the enailieii west away, sad the crowd atty. Land river district and Winburg is that adjusted poise to the portable gambling table, were wards guistif diepmeed.—dpirsaenss OORMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, ASTGOBT 23, !Immo. Money easier. Gold, Din. Exchan g e on London,' 157 k ; ditto on Paris, 3.62 k. Stocks advancing. New York Centrals, 92k ; Illinois 122 k ; Erie, 8711; 5-20 Bonds, loci. The St ock and Gold Boards have passed resolutions forbidding the members to attend the evening Exchange. NSW YORK, Almon 26, Emma Gold, 144 k. Exchange on London, 151 ;on Paris, 3.621. Stocks steady. New York Cen trals, 921; Illinois, 1221 ; Erie, 874 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1061. Cotton steady : middling Upland, 45. Flour advancing. Wheat very firm. Corn heavy. Provisions slightly firmer. Coffee quiet . Sugar very firm. Petroleum dull ; crude, 3llc. ; refined, 524 c. CANADA. QUEBRO, Atrovar 26. A resolution was brought forward in the Oanadian parliament to the effect that the reciprocity treaty was of the utmost importance, to secure which the enlargement of the St. Lawrence and Welland canals should be expedited. The resolution was defeated by a large majority. THE BANK OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Sart 4. The Bank of Prussia has raised the rate of dis count to 5 per cent. of Sir Walter Currie. The Natal govern ment were acting promptly for the defence of the frontier, and had resolved to grant an annual aubaidy of 7,0001. to extend telegraphic communi cation via the Free State to Cape Colony. _ .. The Albany bring, 46 passengers anda full cargo of WOW. 30 pamengers landed at Dartmouth. H.M.S. Euryalua left Simon'. Bay July 16, for England. CHINA. (By °intim& Tidagraph hes 13•11 A) CANTON, Avocet 12. Orly shirtinp and twist advancing. Total ex port of tea to data. 36.000.0001ba. Exchange on London, SHANGHAI, Avovin 5. Ten, nothing doing. Bilk advancing ;1 export to dant, 25,375 bake. linhange on London, 6e. 3d. The Mowing telegram bra been received by Reste's Telegram Company (Limited), from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, 4th September. BOMBAY AND KAIIRITIIIS MAILS. MAISIIIALIS, Sam= 4. The Manilla indeed hese at 11.10 an. today. The malls will levee ter London Ibis o. 4ll dali• Slip and gasesugen in quarantine tor SO hours. BARNET FAIR. (STAMP D D ld; AnDrnoNAL.] not more frequently met with than at Ascot or Epsom ; and ir was only in the unutterable Wag- guardian of the •swearing, jostling, shouting crew patrooising them that the speciality of Barnet fair could be recognised. There was, so far as we saw, nothing organised in their conduct. It was amply a saturnalia of the lowest kind : and though is were got up every few minable, there was no col lective raid upon the decenaly-dremed. Pockets were of opines picked ; and there was one unsuo oessful attempt to mob • member of the A division. The latter, however, being • strong man of some six feet two inches high, simply shook the ringleader and sent him sprawling among his fellows by a dexterous insertion of bin knuckle, into the nape of the neck. The tone of the gathering will be readily estimated, when it is known that a challenge to fi ght, with the proviso, " If I lick yer, mind, I'm not to be taken up !" followed. But another policeman was now seen to be within hail, and the backers and col leagues of the spokesman yelled out the warning, " Ridge, hedge," and the challenger rapidly dis appeared, his retreat being effectually covered by his sympathising friends. One of the scoundrels captured by the police was sent off to London at owe, instead of being lodged —the rule observed with others—in the Barnet station-house. He was a powerfully built MID, of about 36, with a ferociously determined cast of etantenanee, wiry muscular figure, and that palatal " at bay" expression about the eye and mouth, which brands man or woman as effectually as if the word " dangerous" were suspended on a label from their necks. Promptly handcuffed and guarded on each side by a policeman--a by to maths unneces sary precaution, for in such an assemblage an attempt at rescue was not the most improbable thing in the world—this fellow was marched down to the station, shouting out farewell instructions to a man who might have been his double, so strikingly did they resemble each other in demeanour, bearing, and attire. The fides Achates was mounted, and turned hastily, when be had heard all, as if to do his friend's bidding before legal interruption made it impoesible. Next came • poor woman upon the scene. Following at the culprit's heels—he is • horse-staler, for whom the police were on the look out—she caught such words as be was able to jerk to her over his shoulder, and now running, now accelerating her rapid walk into a trot, contrived to keep with the party until they reached the railway. So far the episode was touching, and not without a sparkle of romszce. The detected criminal was clung to by his faithful mistress in his hoar of direst need, and the whole affair looked like a testi mony to the devoted affection of woman. But the demeanour of the couple when at the station effectually dispelled this theory. She turned what money she had—it was but copper—in her pocket into her ringless hands, and showed him upbraid ingly how small the total was. He jeeringly coun selled her to go to some one for aid ; to which, " Why, he's a worse man than you are, and I'll never go near him," was given for answer, with a subdued but energetic bitterness that told its own sad story. The desperate, broken-down, beaten look of the woman, suddenly deprived of the only protector, bad as she declared him to be, she knew ; and the callous, dare-devil indifference of the man as he sat picking the nails of his fettered hands, made a picture for an artist. Half an hour was spent thus. Muttered whispers from one to the other, she standing in front of him, and be seated with • policeman on either side, when the train came up, and, with a hasty, sullen fare ' well, the man entered a carriage, duly guarde bd,ble to emerge from it to • gaol, a trial, and proa penal servitude ; and the woman turned again towards the fair to ponder—or ter expression played her false—upon the hard fate which threw her destitute once more upon the world. Ep to the time of our leaving Barnet the horse galloping, the revels, and the noise proceeded with unabated vigour ; and after making every allowance for the possible good derived from such assemblages as this, the questions still assert themselves :—Oould not the same beneficial end be gained in a less objectionable way I And what can compensate peace-loving, respectable suburban householders for the nuisance and the danger of having the oitsoourings of oar slums and alleys brought together so many times a year, and carted to their very doors ? inVoPENc MUSIC , . rianvaz or THE TPAIE CROIX& °LOWEST'S& MONDAY. The one hundred sad forty-nosh meeting d the three ash. et Oloweeter, Warmtwr. sad Hereford. nay be mid to have opened with the rebuffed of sacred wit ie Glooomier Cathodal this usersdam sled ,3 saturl the whole of the went week. Two nasalise ben had to he elleotaftwil. the is. shrivel, the other artieth. The iderind dialeaty is this r—That whereas semiselly the Da* Si the Diane sad the Dna end Chapter of the eitheiel at which the erstorks Ere gins ere rave mem. ben sad patrons of the festival bad is their partisan' diem, the nesse* Blimp L and Dean ot 0101110Milf the uodenekba with disfavour ; led elthesigh we dad the " Bishops of the Disease' Ist dowses vice-preeklests, her * it to be Rodent sod that the Bishop et Cilsenster gives • dila airport mid essoungsseat is the festival, ft hi • feet that be has perpcsay lab ihased for • cootinestal tour hi ohm to skew him disapproval et the bolding d these feeihsh is the osibednl. The Dean also it • searaddert fee the muse owe, and altheegli he 'sight banshees a more suave sheet* by sitialading the use ot the eatlashal fer the pupae d Whig the intral, be lies;not proceeded to Oh =hem step, but gen his cement to its use is terms whisk send tun so done as to his feslinp as the ear hat Ose a the sasses. it hi usdentood, hr oho trasuni ithe Ladd dolma of the affair, and the linumies ben ghee stes be a met papa war. The *Wain to the perfanseses et stallair by public elegem wad& the nab et • sung edifies b nth* wow is the binary at these der than and Dun Close. whew issumbeet et Chahnhese. premised triasialy is regularly as Gioneseler bed the Ins • the festival against this " wickedness." The oases dill. eulty which, the stewards hare had to deal with bee bees the segegeseent of principals. A lid Si the oratorios to be performed hi. shindy been gives is this paper. The cosoerts of seehar anis are gins at the Skirenell es Tugs*, Wedeln*. nil Thursday sight.. There is • bell after the covert es Tunday, sad • " fulisheas" saainsowl is the adverthesseste—to wied up with cis Friday Bight TM programmes of the evening concerti are of • leis braes character thee weal, genet that of to-morrow sight. Amoag the piens selected are • pestles of Blades Swum, Hering), • esientos hoes Wiliam Yell, Mestiele• eobn's First Weitargis Nigh. sod selections frees hearts Zeutierflote, sad firsdu's Ana and Zemin& Notwithstanding the "difficulties' already sanded to. ' Oren Is • prospect at a very manorial =nag ; sad per haps lb. mars notoriety given to the event through the ' publicity of their disputes may have oostribathi to tide result. We see officially informed, however, that the she of Sash is unprecedented, and that up to Satan* 1.000 I tickets were takes for the reserved eons te-morrow morning; between 1.200 sad 1,300 for Wednesday ; 1,400 far Than* ; sect 1.500 for Friday ; hides evening ma : inn tickets. Tbe railways have made elan arrangemests. and them is • shag army of stewards. DB.AiGi. ADZLPFIL Coming to this country during the short run of Bates Slingte, and seeing how the effect of as excellent and elaborate piece of acting was destioyed by • wretched drama, Mr. Jefferson, the American comedian, very wisely, felt esiesiviep about his copy el Lip Van Winkle, and therefore, beim* amnia, Ito pietern it at the Adolph' Theatre, be got his Weed Mr. than Bothicault to write him • new play es the are subject. Mr. Boociemelt, like hie predecessors, has simply takes the main idea of the story, and gestated • plot upon it. All the "buboes" sod " potato" which Mr. Jefferson has tried omit has sot lowed %satin in two oontisest• have bean retained, sod the dramatist has, therefor% worked, to =COO .:test, is euhisction to the actor. No mortal skill could make what might fat, be called • striae play oat of such materiels, but everythine that peat dramatic instinct. good taste, and teeniest/go of the public sad of the actors could doforapiesa,beebeendose foe Rip cos Wiakk. The poetry of the arigieel story is preserved, and the metucent of the Moe is Mama and wholesome. The scams is which Rip is brought is eastast with his little daughter and her youthful lover Hendrick is the flat act are very delicately written ; the mooed set is somewhat weak, being little more than • pantomimic tableau ; sod the third act gives Mr. Jefferson abundant opportunity of showing his varied power as a thoughtful, elaborate, natural, and unstained stator. Mr. Jeffeesos has bad a very wide sags of characters in America. He is said to be a very satisfactory representative of the bodies parts in the old legitimate Loglirh comedies, and the Um of his Salem Scudder is Mr. BouciesnWe Octoroon„ and of his Asa Trisehard in Oar Americas Cousin—the Lord Diendreary piths—has already reached this country. His embodiment of Rip yea Wiskie is full of admirable Mott fry the time wbes he has his doubts about • paper myth bins to sign by • dodoes( neigh bour, sod gees little Headrick to read it, to the moment when he come back from the motratains and gradually awakens to a kiwi' ledge of changes in his village and his friends. His pathetic power and command of expremion arm semistakesble, end his bums% if sat joky, is el • dry and line quality. He 'paha his part in • Dutch dialect, which M effective is itself, but is oat of keeping with the dialogue spokes by the other actors. Ws must also my that we think his tow wig and eyebrows are • little too abundant in the third act; they destroy to some extent hie facial upressiou. These, however, am small faults in an excellent performance, and the merits of this performance and of the piths were warmly and justly acknowledged by the indigoes. The acting of Mrs. Billing ton, as the shrewish wife of Rip, who is not all temper. and is tamed by a wood and sterner husband is the third act, was forcible and well sustained, sad the two children were most prettily seed intelligently represented by Wes and Master Coma. The other parts was filled by Mr. Phillips, Mr. Billisgtoa, Mr. Felix Rogers, and Mies Month The pima has bees nicely pet upon the Wage, but some of the supers ought act to be allowed to play spirits is cue sot and mostala is soother with the alt-same wip sad eir I rides. Mr. Riviare's music, as it always is, is othnirabl.. The house has been cleaned and re-decorated is every part, sad it weals nothing but a little more amniotic% Mr. Gourley, the Anil-known Scottish comedian, omen the Pole Hall, King Williamwtrelt. ea Monday seat, new entextelsment °sidled • Yrs. IL'Omger's w ee r 0111011 D LOCAL ittAmAgnOmit.—Tbe member of candidates examinsil is Maseleestax, is is.. leak wee larger than at soy previous exanuestioe, being awed only to that of the niesropolia, which hes hitherto m tained a deckled prewroioenc• in that impost. The total somber who wan examined was 212. Of them 48 were melon and 164 joshes, being an %creme of 65 over the year 1862, sad of 55 over 1864. But, although there his been a larp increase is the oumber a:mimed, them has sot berm a earrespeedieg incenses io the sunken who base pared. Last year, out of 147 who were examitisd, 111 pawed; this year, out of 212 examined, 137 have mood. The statistical tibias imeed by the d ebow la a striking manner the hoprovemeot that has made is the quality of the work dose duzieg the past eight yeses. Is 1838, the first year of the local emasams the properties of those who succeeded to times who failed in satisfying the examiners at Masehesten, wee may 28 per cent., that of the entire Murices being 40 per mot. ; is the following year is rime to 50 per cont., Is 1880 to 55 per cent., and in 1861 to 62 per met. ; in 1862 the pro. Portion declined to 52 per mot., is the fallowing year, however, it &deemed to 63 pee mat. is 1864 to 46 per cent., and is the mind year It was 63 per mat. Of the 36 motor candidates who have this year eatheed the STAIRWIA sad abides& the title of Asioniste is Arts. four pawed with hesours, being placed In the seeced divides es the gamed list , which is framed epee the wigs& week of the candidates • and of the 101 jai bea wb. pawed. 33 did es with distioetiou, 10 of this brag is the lint division, and 23 in the wend divisive ; Sriui - kies and 8 •••10111 faced in the preliminary tumi "Wien, and 2 lashes were " Osaka' tor their west of seine ksoidsdge" of the Prayer Book sod Holy lier emir ; 41 sealers paned is English, 26 is languages, 30 in Isothessatice, 71. *yam, and S Is draw* and sa le s; 96 Jules eseeog letia, 32 is Omsk 111 TION/14 I Garmaa, 68 is siathasiatioN lis toldisaks. 1 3 ID 44101 10 - I try, 36 is &swims, aid sis meek. The total auealiar St *addable who has. palmed at Manediestee dims this examinatious ormiresseld ta 1858 Y 626-476 *item aid 00 *aka NEW NOVEL BY MR. HAZIJYY. 0 P , 3 vole., at all Labrada', SO This day In Y L AIIRIE John Maxwell and Co., 'IA Yleat-street.