The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-20 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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ITALY.

FLORRNOK, Sziv.

A report of the Minister of Public Inetructiou to
the King, in reference to the system of education
pursued in the religious establishments, bas been
published to-day. The minister calla attention to
the extraordinary number of these establishments,
and expresses his opinion that the education ob-
tained in them is not in aooordanee with modern
ideas, and that their suppression, therefore, would
be attended with no inconvenience.

THE ANGLO-AUSTRIAN COMMISSION.
VIENNA, Sirr. 19.

The Press of this evening announces the return
of Messrs. Beaumont, Mallet, and Morier, the
English members of the Anglo.Anstrian Commis-
sion for inquiring into the commercial relations be-
tween Austria and England, with • view to the
conclusion of a treaty of commerce between the
two countries. . .

The sittings of the Commission 1611 shortly be
rammed.

THIS EXPULSION or K RUOZARD PROM BELGIUM.
—N. Romani, author of the ".Propos de Labieme,"
having been sentmend to be expellei from Belgium, pub-
lished the following declaration :—" I have defended
liberty of oneactiesoe in Frame, I have defended it io
Belgium, I shall defend it every where, and to the end, to
the exteat of my power. I received this morning a royal
decree, deliberated upon by the council of mousier% by
which lam arbitrarily expelled from Belgium. I declare
that I shall remain io Belgium. in my cleaning. I de-
clare that I shall protest 'gaunt this arbitrary conduct by
all the means which shall be at my command. and that I
shall await the employmeat of pubLe form, sod that I shall
not leave save at nay own time, sad that I shall only
yield to violence. I cm:eider that I have a duty to fulfil
towards the Belgian people, sad I shall fulfil it. I hew. a
debt of gratitude to discharge towards Belgian public
opinion. I desire to declare the publicly, end if I (ascot
hope to payit, I wish at least not to he considered migrate.
fuL I shall, therefore, do what I ought for the came of
liberty in all countiles, and what I owe to hospitality in
Belgium. I shall resist arbitrary proceedings, and shall
protest in all term, and shall not have until I am arrestbd."
In consectuence of this declaration the ordered expalriee
was put to force on the lith. X Reward was conducted
by the polies at 5 am. to the Northern Railway station, and
sent on to Germany. A numerous sod excited meeting was
held the previous evening at the Nouvelle Cour de
Benzene', to protest against the decree hewed by the
ministry. The throe Witte; reeoletioes were
passed almost usanimously meeting protests
spinal the decree of expulsion. 2. An address of
sympathy shall be forwarded to K. Romer& 3. An Imme-
diate manifestation shall be made I. frost of his resi-
dence." TM mostiog scasequeetly adjourned en masse to
the Roe des Bals, where a masifestatios of the mast gym.
mange; kind was made. IL &ward replied in taros of
the warmest atheowledgmeet. The expulsion appears to
have been ceased by the publication of a satire entitled
" Name NEMO.' et which IL Repaid is the *ether, and
which the Beiges rainiery mesidered iesultiog both to the
government of the sountry sad to a neiebboering friendly
satire.
ROYAL HOZYWULARZAL &CIVET. —The usual
- fruit, floral, and general meeting took place yesterday,
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CpPINHAGEN and STOCKHOLM, with
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secousedatlon for parsniers.—lfor particulars of freight or
r... 0 to GIiAV6I3, PILILLIPPS and Co..
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far passengers, .t
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nos of PAZZB.—Tbe Netherlands Steamboat Co7:s
Pawl favourite steamer BAT aVIZR, Captain W. 8111 r
ibuiswick Pia, Mackwall, !VERY SUNDAY la
st avin! of the ISM am. train from Fenobureb-dreet fluff..
Lareess tares: Saloon. LI 6a ; fors cabin. UL ; morn ticiteta
„TM at a tare and s halt—Apply at csani Ira theiversal
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Dunstan's-bones. St. Daiaa'•4llll, C.

IF YOU TRAVEL, send for RUSSET, SMITH,
CO',. CATALOOTTE of PolllllAN-
aboTZ.rukk Bop, oad *very otber travellluir 'palette.
Weedllarlae, and Open Clamps, unwire. led for madam
—44 Now thiordrairoot. W.C.

BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, • delicate and
teuretir"rins eicreace hos thy SOWere• VEIN%
12.Thrxhil.mart.. Perf6l4lfs to H. IL H. tio Moose of wales.
LosebordSzwit. Laths

Zrse may dappedff Meek eddifflemal Ines* whhh
at the very em/ of Fandmiem b thiseity, will Ime
, Om of the the, am m*.
Aliwaildl far Ilia at"illahrierbbelkallpeNse `'Against' • gainst biss
Am • warreet wee isesed. lie wee seen in lies an late sin
Trlday wee*, and tedadelied by some proms that he
hie ham whelk' the polies weal then.
theinasesselwribe rierietwhobil. costsedistZ
end ever Oat if he ewe se he maid pew hoes
Milled the keewlelopeisimpwell weighed wee every ulna
ire and the dear ef his ; hat, alweofbekoN tam but
efelselne, AM when tie west to the plass BOW were
Men came of tehtioliee rooms, sad mom tphun
I=
wad
mina it is the bow! amo um es
assmil
lett le edjeirdnglseem Meeped Ohl piles.
weof his premises was sesseked, bat 'a-
. Thad he is la thee.* the IstettsbukfT hi" "
sad lt is hoped be *SI saes hem& amenably. Is his
• number of cork= doensasats Otis bead. They
wan tickbetmorholos of eddies, nessedieg to the nibs el the
Theism b Peen fie papa who aurae a
mete& number of maims, sad of the leaked
Sthat II militias the to neat meant
tosebecaziehes sal Westin eerriee."lleliP
Adios d were wir:grill =It►e names
wlitised pee about enlist.
trbe gee Fades maw sad bed hese emerseetti in
ellrforte. It le eadmatood that Geary's house wee Me
=arearniting dope of the brotherhood et this city, sad
men were systemetkaffy mean is. It was bee& too.
thee m the arrive{ sessalle la side Whose d the MINII4IIIO
,mor dip Napes sad Suremeate the meeting of the Oath
Anima Off Idea AMPINUMIII maxim was bad, sad it is well
beam that mitieet ham bean aseaMatly taken in than.
Med iadammesta held cat .to them M lesseme members of
Ile beellimiteed. utterly thre_ military_ authorities
IMO • sheep eve ease the pleas, had lad Friday week It
was smelled throughout by • Fiiketswho expected to the
soldiers there. So quietly wen the arrests made that
it war eats as Warder monsing Wore the bee be.
came gesemßy known, but whoa it did Weise ember
mat prevailed awed ell dames of the elitism'. The
police-court was thrm with pm*, who exported that
the Fatima would be brewed** *ore t but in this they
wore disappointed, as the men were lodged in pal five
hoary before the men opened. Throughout the day the
anent was the *moral topic of mevassiion, and the me.
tend Fenian& who are always to be sem waiting about the
streets seemed very dorm-hearted. Durisg the time the
onsets were being meek in the day, sod before liasiessly
was taken, • party of muslebeiriay, under the eammand
Head-conetable O'Neill, proceeded to Blaehrook, and
knocked at the dear of • home there, it beim nada&
stood that Hannay was stayWg to the plea Al first the
ovum of the house refused atheism, to the heed-eonstable„
but on hie demanding it, and sleeker that he wanted to
search the house about a robbery that took plea et the
Queen's Old Castle, the door was amused. This was quite a
ruse. Several young men beloasing to Yr. Fitagibbou's
establishment were found is the ems, but Lassealy wee
not amongst them, aid the head tole retired. He they
marched his men up to town, aid arrested Remaly is bed at
the Queen's Old Castle. On Satuiday also • oonsiderelds
seizure was made at emend mwevesders' astablistiments of
the newspaper called the Irish Peelle- About MlO mPi."
were got, principally at Yr. Barter's, Oastie-street ;
luny% Georigerstreet ; Mr. Winehesler's' Priam's-
street, and at five or six of the chops in the north sad
meth el the city. Up to • late boar co Saturday
iigbt arum of the streets of the city were crowded with
people, the North Yale-serest eipssially so, all dis-
comieg the subject of the meat& Mr. Crania, ILK,
Mr. 11.'Lsol, HAL, sod Mr. Croain, 8.X., Belfast, wbo
has hem sent down here on speed ditty, mensteed at the
Titan-street Guard-house notrl me o'clock meager more
up to which time • large form of was kept
under arms there. There mm, however, no necessity for
their services, as no disturbance wu created. No farther
struts were made, except two young men mood Harris and
Gram, the former of Osatle-street, sad the latter of Bro
street. They were arrested shortly efts one o'clock yester-
day by Constable !Agleam, for teasing down • podium-
tie& Soon after Gress was Mothered. es the charge was not
brought home against him, but Hattie was detained in
cuatody. After tear* down the plasard set is mid he
damned the Queen. and is the same breath abused the
Psalms. Of Geary them are Mill no Wises, and • reward
of 2001, is offered for his arrest, and • similar awiewat for
the apprehenasio of a rasa named Strobes& of Skibbusen,
• leader of the Teaks meanest in that district. Major-
Gemini Batas, Colonel Hereon, 0.8., A A.G. • Listat -
Colonel Lane Fox A.Q.G. ; and all the Oaken 001611iitgli.
lag the garrime staff are sWI on the sled, and have the
trZ so arranged thee eery man in tareariks—
sy artillery, sad isfastry—ea be teemed out
for duty, fully *qui ied, at a moment's notion
Civilians are prohibited enter* the barracks, milers
permissive is greeted to them to do ea by the Mi-
ser cm guard, and then all hosiers must be traasected
eider the surveillance at as orderl who doss
not quit • person's aide until be leaves the The
entire gamma, from tee highest reek to the lows* was
up on Friday night, Saturday night, and Sunday night, and
will have to go through the same nudes until the civil
authorities have made their arrangement& The arrests
crested great alarm in the minds of the masteire of the
brotherhood around the city. Hotly oe Sunday morning •
nesseseger arrived breathless in • Mlles* • few miles from
Cork, mid stated thee he wee seat by the committee of the
Brotherhood of to warn the members is the village
that on no amount was any me of then to be found I. hs
bed that night, for the military sad polies would be out
there to arrest them. The whole village was sommusatly
se Sandy in the greatest stale of excitenteet and aline,
the more particalsaly as the greet majority of the meta living
in it are Nahum
Os information being received by the oneetabulary that
arms were concealed in a forge hoot by • smith named
Hagerty, in Hobb'elane, St. Finn Barris. Eleb-lespectoe
Hamilton, Captain Tooke& sad • mb-ocastable, proceeded
there on Saturday evening. and, shoe • careful mid deli-
berate search, they discovered under the hearth-atom •
recess ii the ironed, whiten were two pikes and a ring
looked bayonet. The pikes are ce • quite modern aid
unique pattern. The hatchet—the &mom pan iment
of the old weapoe—is estirely dispensed with, and
also the hook, leaving the new Mehemet a long
narrow blade, somewhat like a short sword. The
pike is about 18 Mobile is leagth, and sentry os to a
socket, which together is sloes ea two feet loos. They are
exceedingly well executed articles for • common with. The
bayous is evidently not by the same maker, but it is still of
modern design. It is sot to be supposed, however, that the
brotherhood is entirely coofisiog itself to arms of this do-
sotiptioo. It is firmly believed that <mastitis§ of arms have
found their way late this totality from Americo. sod mores-
sioael men, whose duties take them anmegst the whin-
classes, have noticed and it is believed have reported to the
authorities, the existence of large quantities of arms in
plea.s and amocpi people who meld hen them for no
legitimate object ; and area more than this is known—it ma
twins that order a have been seat from this city by the bade
of the moodatiou to mariufacturera is Baglaad for arms,
and about a fortnight ago an order was seat to one Bog-
lish home for 40 stand of rifies. It was sot, however,
executed by that house, sod was then mot to soother.
During the past seven or eight days the sale of revalues
is this city to private parties has been very large. Eel-
decay the Testae movement has caused almost every me-
mo to be as the alert es regards his own proeectios, and
so the Fenian& in ease of my attack by them, will set
have it all their own way. A perms who drove from
Yellow to Cork at en early bour on Sunday morning, dates
that when be CMS mu the halfway-house, he saw at the
side of a hill between three sad four hundred lose drilling,
sod afterwards, when near Whitseharch, he saw • body of
two hundred men engaged in the some way.

—.—
reinforcements of peak" end military are being poured into
tbe city to o►erwhelm them in ones anything unpleaensi
should occur. Howe►er oontemptible the whole affair in it
is not the less seesaw to gag the mouths of trams.
mongers, who bed fee their object the working of ►ast
mischief. It is a mercy to the poor =Unaided, impulsi►e
awe, whs an misled by evil-mitided designers, and to these
designers it is a justice which they richly deserve to fall
won them.

TRH ABRAM IN 001 M.
(Fran We Cn►k Oonatitution.)

Before daybreak on Saturday morning • camber of Fe-
Diane were arrested in this city by the constabulary. They
comprised sewn men, whose wines are Jobe Lynch, John
Thompson sod Jobe Keesidey, both assistants at the
Queen's Old Castle ; John Moe, son of a radii:au, Dli.
100 a eras ; Mart Adams, eagles." at Beamialt and Craw-
ford's Brewer! • Michael Murphy, hatter, Great Georges-
street, and Philip O'Shanglinemy, as assistant in the shop
of a Mr. Gassy, publican, North Main-street. Each of
them was arrerted white is his bed, and upon warrants
which lead hew issued for their appieheasioe toweled
on inhumation, swore • few days ago, charging them
with high treason and being members of the body
called the Fenisa Brotherhood. Mr. Lynch, the first
named, is • penis of decided disloyalty. Formerly he
kept • publicthones on the Grand Parade, and, as may be
recollected, wee arraigned with • man named Mountain., at
the Spring Assizes of 1862 for taking part in the mill-
imetre riot that took place here oe the 10th March, 1262.
The jury disagreed, and be and Mountain' were allowed to
stand out on their own rerognireares to appear when celled
on. Lynch was arrested at his Ileums in Leitrimatreet,
SenealY wee takes at the Queen's Old Castle Cowpony,
but O'Sbanahnessy, who is also employed at that
establishment, wee, with Thompson, arrested at
the house of Mr. Geary ; Milos., who up to some
time awe wee an attorney.' clerk, at his mother's
public-house, Dillou'scrces ; Adams, at Messrs. Beamish
sod Crawford's Brewery ; sad Murphy, at his own house.
Adams is an elderly man, a protestant, and the father
of a lame family. The plan for their arrest was skilfully
conceived and seemestully serried out For the duty bodies
of constabulary were drafted into the city on Friday from
Dublin, Ballineabg, Passage sod Glanrcire, which with
the face is the sty gave an aggregate comber of
about 200 men. Al 3 o'clock oo Saturday moraine 150 of
them, under the command of County fospeotor Doman,
Sub-lespeolon Hamilton, Kirwan. sad Carr, with Head-
Coostedeles O'Neill, Geale, Walsh, Francis, Dublin;
Hoare, Passage ; and Mack, Ballincollig, assembled at
the Tnekey-street Guard-hows with their rifles loaded
and capped. Soon after they were told off Into companies,
and 1.111 simultaneously for the residesces of the parties
named- In each owe admission was easily procured by the
westable who bad the ~mot of arrest, and no attempt at
physical resistance was offered. Some of the parties were
Pound asleep when made primes's, while others were awoke
by the heed knocking at their doors. Escape was in every
instance rendered impossible by the constabulary being
draws op at each means of exit from the houses. With
the exception of Lyech's bedroom, there were no arms
found in the rooms of any of the Feoiaes ; in his wee
got • sword, with what appeared to be plans of mili-
tary esgineseag, • dagger, braes of pistols, sod • rich
green uniform, with cross belts, together with • register
of the brotherhood in this city and district. This
last mentioned was • most important seizure. It malaise
the names of about 3,000 Fenian', and without the slightest
difficulty the police can now, if necessary, ware way one
of them baton twenty-foar hoses eloper. In Konesly's
box a large somber of letters bearing on the 'object of
FiCilllllll were found, After their arrest the parties weer
marched to the Braswell, where two resident magistrates
(Messrs. Cronin and M'Lerid, Queen's County) were. Here
the informations against them, and which are said to be of
a most wischteiye oharaetar, were read over, end the prisoners
were ordered to be orensitted to the oily gaol, whither they
were escorted by the plies They arrived there about sit
o'olook, and it is believed will remain there ontll next maim,
when they will be brought up to stand their trial. Upon
whose reformation they were arrested is set ;rubber
known, but from its aretunstantia aid detailed aster*,
dearly 'acceding all the parties with being prominently
cesserted in the Thalia movement, sod aseembliog togs-
this almost nightly to disuse Batten relating to it, it
said that it meet haw been glow by one belowitig to the
hod,. A house is the North liaia4treet was nee of Weir
rendezvous, sad bin they ammiebied eight after aiglit,
sometimes the number being es small as three or four
bet as ocher weenviens ton, tinder', and more ware them:
With this the szestabalery have ham aegoeisted for
some time.~ and knew the parties she were in the Walt
of anweibliag Weigher ; WS no step amid be takes
seta perfectly reliable iateneation wee bid. This
We now bow got, sad bee muilted ha the earn*
of the eaves persons named. Others too, it ie
acid, are implicated by it, and it is believed that,

WarrinaLL, Sere. 18.—The Queen has been
pleased to grant nen the Revered Robin Payee Smith,
ILA., the officio and plan at Regius Professor of Diets*
is the Unlvessity of Oxford, together with the pine sad
dignity of a canon of the cathedral church of Christ. is
the sad nivereity, properly belonging to Begins Pro-
fessor if Divinity is the mid naive/sin, void by the pro.
'cooties of Doctor William Jeanne to the en of Ch t.,.
—Geroge.
Ting GnAwe or COLgaireOg.-.-The Cholmeley
Soled, et Highgate, has so ealarged tee borders that new
buildings have to he erected, aid the family of • Isle go-
moor of the school will erect, u • memorial to their
relative, • chapel on the site of • former banding in the
old chiriebyard, which adpins the want school play.
proud. To prevent any interferon* with the grans, Ii
bee been determieed at coosidarable net to build the
chapel on an open crypt, like that at Liecolteuinn. Cade/
the mein of the °net is Coleridge's gene untouched,
sad it wall not is any way be disturbed. It is • very eimple
tomb. A flight of steps denied to the vault, whin is
fronted with as iron meting, behind which see little open
marble tablets. with simple initials, marling the feet of the
oonies—S. T. 0. (Nosed Taylor Coleridge). the post; 5.0.
(Sarah Coleridge, his daughter); B. N. G. finny Mehra
Coleridge, her inehan); and lastly, B. C. (Herbert Colt.
ridge), the gruderon, who wee bond than so late as MIL
The latter wee oily thirty year of age, and had afforded the
peateet main by hie Oxford cower, used sobsequant
literary produceine, of eddies fresh bays to one( the men
briniest names is &Wish Masten The family were made
acquaistml from the first with the proposed chapel, sad
there has not beep, sod we an assured will not be, the
slightest interferon, with the poses grave.—Onentioa.
Tag ROYAL BRIX/MIRE IdYRRGAT.—The people
of Berkshire, emulating those of Wiltshire, the next comity,
have liberally coutributed the cost of • lifeboat. It is to
be exhibited today, at the Invented Exhibition at Rari-
ng, sod will there be formally preowned by the mayor to
the Natioosl Lifeboat Institution. The boat will is a few
days praised by railway to its &stint:ion at Aberdovey,
North Wales. Jt is • An beat, El Net long, paling 10
oars, doable banked, and is Mille of Reading meheptiy,
by the Meow. Fornestt of Lindeman The " Royal Berk-
shire lifeboat is moaned on is trumpeting carrisge. The
people of Berkablm although residing far inlaid. will by
omens of their Innen be aiding directly in earrying on
the great work el ming life from shipwreck. 0. J. Bader,
Esq. ( mayor), Captain C. Stephen, the Rue. A. P.
Oast, Captain Birn, R.N. ; Hr. J. B. Wilson, and
other
oth friends in the county, have bees imielatigable is
their benevolent matins In collecting the mossy to pay
fee the " Royal Berksbtre" lifeboat. Anagege6 the coo-
Minters we; obesity. the High Sheriff of the County, Mr.
John Walker, Sir P. Bunter, Colonel Loyd Lindsay, M.P.;
I Mr. B. Barque, Has Dorset, (501.) ; Admiral Laytoo,
and many orison Its to he hoped that Bedfordshire sod
other inland emmties will follow this laudable example of
Berkshire.
I Jolnir STOCK COMPAMlZA.—Yesterday an im-
, peanut application nyder the Joint Stook Compaaid AM
was made to Mr. Justice llootagoe Smith, at the J ledges'
Chamber. The applicant had taken name io a new env
piny. an on asegrlainirm that the fonds were to be applied
to other rupees, this those expend in the prospector,
now wished hie Dame to be removed from the register. The
application was made under the 36th meitioa of the Joist
Ma. BRIGHT, M.P. on PALLUMMeTertg Eigeonn. Stock Companies Act. Mr. Justice Meetague Smith
—The following letter has been received by Mr. George doubted whether it was brigaded to give • Judge at Chain.
Newton, of G•eidow. from Mr. Bight, ILI', S. NOT to aa ben the pourer of trytag seek • queens. Mr. Gibbous, as
invitation to attend a meeting in is eity,for the agitation conasel for the oricepany, opposed Ur. application, and said
of the questionof parliamentary reform : ' Piteacree, Dan. if son • ease wag to prevail then every sharehmider could
held, September 10, 1865. Mr. George Newton), Glasgow. ramps when he discovered sornetbiog which displeased him.
Dear Sir,—Mr. Dalglosit hen forwarded your letter to Although all the objects were net expressed I. the proe-
ms. I thank you for your invitation, although I do sot penes, all parties were rrietted to the articles of emaciation,
feel myself able now to scent it. If I come to Glenn mad were boiled to make themselves aequaiMid with them.
I must go to other plena I aeon bear the weight of No doubt it would have his. better to have staled is the
as ignition for reform, and speed the sister is attend. prospectus all the purposes of the compaay. Hie lerdelaip,
ing great meetings, as I did in the year 1858.59, and, who was reigned to several non, declined to make an
therefore, I feel compelled to shag 'emanate which I order, mid refereed the parties to the wart. His knew
know I should Sod too heavy for me. I hen as much Mee ermine he had set the power to try ouch a question
loftiest in the question as I Inn had at any time, and I ia a summary uninr.
believe, and indeed I know, that it is antenna with most DISTRZSBLIIG DISTIL FROM BHOOIIIIIO.—A. ease
oertsio steps.. When the protest Prime Mlaister Laves eg death from shooting of • most •eeweg abswasese
tam, no mtetatry will he possible of the liberal party widen °mimed at Dudley Poet yesterday ( ) more.
will sot deal with tbe reform goestioa. lam not anion in. Pram what we could er n last evening it
that it should be dealt with during her *Renal life, for he is would appear that • sale of lionthold (ovarian, fie., was
the only man oonnoted with the liberal party who is at ga Monday beim goadairied at the his.. of Maw. Holbert,
nee both able and willing to betray It. One seetenn who laps • butcher's shop *early opposile the Bias Pig
from his lips would have pared the bill of 1500, and that paddle boon, at Bonley-heath. A Mr. Jobs Whininess,
sentenos he refused to utter. His orileeguee prebend test sad pork bomber, had takes the pnorsn,sad wad
their places to their honour as public men, sad they on- pretent at the sale, as wee also Seward Austin, • youth
anted to rim greatest political fraud of our times rather aged 16 (brothee-ia.law to Mr. Whilehoces). After the gale
thee leave the Treasury beach eves for • season. Happily Austin was in use upper roam with • yoaeg ktetliber Dean
the question does sot diessed on the Prime Minister. He Thomas Ontos,and the latter fond • &mita
has nevor promoted it. growth, and he esanot }recast with some rubbish upon ths ram Seen. Gimes it op
its onetoem. There is at ,r,rk a steady sod • sliest fosse (se sasprwri) saredessiy, sad eke deal, whkg,
it
which all who are not blind may mark, sod every day'a wows wag le weak hews sica, ismsdimatp
dodgy will but add to 41" aara"" sad Mad" of, oar hear, mud ttaingetene pond through the lamer el
ariaroph. I hope wary lineal esailitimmey Ira sci sot tb. right jaw and seek of the anfortnairie youth
ro
thugh ite tmeneentativire as to make • sins Meng whim sews mugs were lodga is ass of hits side :It
government laseceferth impossible. Far what Ma be the Nan, Aeons fall st coca, bleeding grifseely, and
mum degrading to a Liberal moat" of the Hoola if mast aid eras names pronered. Mr. T. aderhill,
Cherioona than to lit es • supporter of au sataiaistritaal anden. and Mbar mein& geolitinse wesi admen WM%
which repadiatee sad In betrayed the fret aid greatest awe, in ass task wer, mow. to welOps
CIUMI6OI It Mlle non whisk the whole peaky of the tts • . Buena from 9 p.m. ohs
lintel petty is feemimit.-/ um, yowls* yine, Jena iiml.f lons edam& am. yesterday, mhos
Went.' • a!dela ass4l4lkus far ea it at prompt Marede,
ALL ENOIJAID ?Lorain:no 'amps. —T. alpsapirksaiest, ;ma ditheigh dope.. have
melons man yeattarday—one at Woodateek, the °threat., Mina se • reogatimary morass. it
limedilsy. At the latter Mews. Itannomee were socerear- that a verdict other thaa weideotst dmith out
ful ; at the former Mews. Howard carried of the All i new the fang b• returned. Tbe inquest is And foe
Emend Prin. Theneday ant.—Birining,'esos Gaastte.

anlf y ambitious young fellow can be found
wko,without 50 dots. to begin with se capital, desires to dear
5,C30 doh, the fast year, we 'dyne hies ty all names to go
into the batter trade. At the sad el twelve ;smiths with-
out anxiety, risk. much labour, or soy loss, he may
find himself the maser of •• headman Mourne •• sad
the mined or third summer thereof ter take his family to
=C Newport. To become a buttee-nterehmit in
or .
in more seems than one, equivalent to "strikhig
eil." Aad lost he shoald be somewhat somtkal ahem this
detement, se will se gram in the beams; we presses to
give bun some alphabetta. al Justus:Sion es to the mode
of maids; his fortarms. In the line plows, let him rest •
nerd in Washingto• or Falton-merket, meting, we will
Ekon. 150/. • year. Next, Ist procure use or two
refermare, which will be site as available se a beak-
or tie ready mosey. He can thus get latrodeeed
&smog the sommiation Mutest, sad make his purchases .4
tau days, more or lees, siding for the ready cash. The linens
will cousin et • male, • Waite, • refrigerator, snd one or
tee cheap bearer—a mends,. 41101101 'glummest, it will
be admitted. Then he proceeds to purebam three or four
tabs of Weston butter, briny with salt, a sort of yellow
sea by reams of the best, end os essayamioured is Joseph's
teat. He empties all into the refrigerant, mixes.
keisila, sod washes, until the various Tambov-hues
ere beautifully blooded in use harmoeloas whole.
and the kips has hem largely expelled. This dose, he
up the meta, tor rouoding the tubs with ice for the
we.gt4:l Nest morning, behold the compound is m as solid
sad as frigid as "Greseleod's ley moustaise." Is colour
and Mato it is No. 1 of the Orange Comity snide. while is
pries it has improved 10 mule per lb. ;duce the tramabaten-
Ustisg meson berm, twelve hours before. By precisely
.soh maMpulatioes, we have good authority for eeryp=
that batter. which cost from 20 to 25 owns per
in Illinois four weeks ago, can to readily sold
in this market for 40 or eves 45 mete pee
pound. It is all Orange County when it gels
into the dealer's bands Oraoge County hos as
mormeas mot, being booodid oo the mist biA.Z..lsersey
piseriss sad the furcheat extremity el lalmid.
while its oaten limit touch,* the Rocky Miss.
Northward, as presume, it his no bou .d
save the Arctic whale fisheries, or the sideaslis
the refrigerator. We impart this' knowledge of the
business gratuitously to all who aspire to got rich in
twelve *maths or sootier, and ban no capital to start with.
Ten oasts. • pound el prodt—a mere bagatelle, emasidsring
that the butter me are forced to stand over their ow. tate
sad refrigerators during those hot summer days; and
like • fair ressasestion for such so ennobling art as mien;
Las gold with the berm alloy of curds and 4310411.—New
York limes.

TEI ROYAL FIXITY IX THE BIOWLANDH—H.
Grathie serrespeadent writes 1—" Thar Royal Withimiss
the Prince end Frames of Wales steadied divas wan
le the church of Greats an Sada". Tan ware oleo pett-
iest from Rehneral sad Aberiteldie the Priam* Buds et
Anbalt, the Barceas de Maack. Colonel Eppel, Oddest
the Roe. F. E De Rot, Sir Charles Phipps, Cana*. Kr.,
and Ries Phipps, Kn. sad Kin Grey, ad Gr. Robertecm.
Bee Majesty ant their Royal Eligheswes Primates Helena
ad Eames LOCO" 10.40114114 by Lady Molehill, Lady la
attended the attention service, which commenced
at 4 o'Kodt. Bari Remelt sad Camel De Be. were
also prima. Mr. Anderwa alkided oe both emeeleas.
The church was well filled in the torsOIXO, bat sal crowded.
There wen • good may Man ers present " A Btaiellar
earrOapeedo/16,11,7itilig es , aye— " Ha Moiety as
the evening a Friday lest drove trots as royal set
DIY
mend, sod tamp h the village of Bresmar, maineg a ch-
eat to the bane rests, rand by the hisetdal Datilandi
drive, sad the superb maw, of the Idee's Fees ad Crag.
edam eppeatere the Manly manes of laveraeld. It ray
be here niatiderd that through the very kind prnalseica
cd tars proprister, WOW Forquinsmos of laveremild, his
delightfut sad secialed promenade sad drive is new fee the
lie4_iineefer mar, yea,. epos to elation."
The Postersierueeseral his advertised for ten-
' den for peeveyieg orsiis bearer' the United Weeds. ad
thillca Oast of Atria.
A notice wee issued from the General Na-
das* veitealsyaaii4 tbat the Wavy portion tif Katmai
from New Zeoloal. Australia, Ma, Ensaag. Sineopere,
Ladd (Calcattai, Ceylon. Mal* Egypt, sad Aden, are ever
doe.