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London, England, 1865-09-08 00:00:00

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This " mat nogasen dinner" took piece in the
Caleredell ads 'mho to 'timbers of the Cutlers'
Company, who wire duly swore is at the Tows-hall at
soon, after whisk they proceeded to the perish aura,
oboes Divine alnico wee performed, and a sermon preeilMel
by the chaplais, the Bev. W. Wilkinson. The Mater
Cutler (Alderman John Brown) is roaring from ill-health,
and maw the advice of his physician is sow on the Cos-
therot, sad did sot eased the banquet. Is his ab-
seem his Wonkip the Yana (Mr. Thome Jerald 11*
solved the gosets and podded Per the prossedinp.
The guests hope to embalm about 5 °Wooly and were re-
ceived by hie worship Is the sate-room. A pad ol honour,
comidiag of mambas of the Hallemaire Itifies, under the
command el Lieutenant Bright, Used the =tames ball end
stairraee, and there was else mend the bead of the troops.
which dada, fibber played a samba olf pieces. The
noblenies and genthense preeent behind But Pilaw&
liam, Lords Wanda& end E. Howard, the lies. F.
Stuart Wortley, the Hos. W. Fitswillism, Lord Foley, Mr.
J. A. Boehm*. M.P., Mr. G. liadhild, 'LP.. the Has.
R. B. Decay, smear of the legislature, Nova Pomba. he.
The enelomery bpi, patricide, sod local teals having
less gives,
- Mr. W. lbw% beam and lama viseesswel, pawed
the seemais Mr the West Imp, The lies. W. Tea
Wilms lady remmseded, ghee whisk Us. The Dans
prepseed the members far the borough
dir. Boamon, M.P., responded. In the roam of Ids
opera he mid :—Now allow me to all your atemities to
what has takes place two or three days ago at Portsmouth
We have bed ow old enemy, sad sew our ally, the Fremili,
meeting us is friendly easecumie, and is Madly, I may
say, emulation, in the waters of Portsmouth ;do you beams
that dist is a fact of demi/Samos to the world? It is a lea
signifiaint of this, that while Eogland sad Fazies hold
toptber the world must be at pesos. (Chasm) There mg
be outlying populations who wish to disturb the peel el
the world, but they will be kept down by the dondaion sed
form of the tea great nations of Ma world—Emma mad
England. (Caere.) I don't oars whether they are cm as
other aide of the Attend° or this, they mast obey.
I deal oars about the world, aid I will say for the
Emperor of the French that he sees elderly whet the
destiny of the world ought to be, and he employs that
purer which he ices sod so well exercises for the benefit of
mankind. (Cheers.) Now, I would make the moral of
my tale. Whet I bare mid will be say guide as your
reprematetive. As your representative, epeakieg in
the House of Camas, every word that I utter p
forth to the world. (Cheers.) It Is sot the individual,
he has Mean in burning word,; it be not that ;
it is that be is the representative known as thoroughly
representing the people el Embed sod Wales, be alms
his esetimest• ; they are known to be the sentiments et •
large body el Ns eouritryines. (Haar.) Well, air, these
will be the ideas with which I go spin to represent you,
after many years of representation. I believe and I fed
myself to be sow as a sort of part sad parost of this greet
Cutler's Company. (Hear, brae.) lam always, heir, sea
I believe myself to be pert of you, sod this
very day I have pee through all your lama
and I ought to be elected an Ismorary member
of your sompay. (Laughter.) Bat I have a greater
dignity, aid It is thought I am the repessestative of
Sheffield, and in that character I shall rosiotais pesos. I
shall mar ain the dignity of Emden& sad I will de all I
ma to advance the great body of my countrymen to the
attainment (A that power to whiati I think they are desibied.
Mr. RADIUM. M.P.,sho responded, ad after smoother
complhnenbay to had boa disposed of, the poossdlop
-we beesild to a dose.

TH:OMIFORD.--BIXTY-81X, by J. OFFEN-
ACII : IA TRAVIATA. NORMA, ea, by the meet
ellekett Overate Comma, ID Lade. taeleftta Mime ltamell,
alt, nrrek Barns: Madame Marla, endless Ms-Henry
(mi=mays W reappeareato bwe attar as abeam or tea
ammthe) Maw A. the lama;
mamma, Itparmatt, Mash. W.
Wlllhate, sad the BRIDAL at SMUTTY,
by them artietat the M Ty tad lam Ounalla
Comedy sad by the D'Aubaae, Matra Dartab sad
Davies ; Mr. Akumadre, the miebratgaVeatrlioqaba sad Mak
Mad ether available Weal—TlM RNIIIO.

OTI'ERDAM and the AHLIZIL—MCDUC-
TION of TAI —'re. Netbastands lamb Company's
hiskroarits *Wawa SATIVI2II, 011p4ata W. 11111 re, will
arerlek Pia, Blackwell, ZVILILY SUNDAY at ll dolor*.
aestdral of tbeltla L. train troa rencleareb•atrost Statim
wawa tares : Saloon.
at a tare sad ta . foreres tubes
ore a b tlall. —A at CILUVICS Universal
apie, Isaeot-ebees. ly bu
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issimie.. IL livillelel lAA, 10.

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llationiquire Lea Thursday, Angus* 3L
" Yy dam Ma you will moose my Mauling
spas min ia zaweass is a regort which hoe nava eon-
ourresoys= iloaab°l., tA"dt Fa
pe MI % Bole I.
he aa-
ILies's Comity. I sin hassaid that
. Ifearmarg has mealisued to sorarel persons biamoget
thou mama hinds of my ova) that its Ms nava a
latter addressed to him se ILL far the County, from
the shreff,in whit the sheriff express hoes roma that ha
ahead ham iseladsd name in his mars to the writ of
eisedos hand a M. lisawasy's, sad as well as I
reeellect he, in additios, stoned that the sheriff would
apply at the meeting d partimand to have his Mara
saandsd by the substitutica of Ur. Honammy's male for
yam I assil loot my that a stabasent el this chaises.,,
arcalated as it has hoes most isdasidessly. hoe excited
much Mama sad I feel It dm to my supporters. to
I waif, and to you, to eall your Matatios to it. I m
too wall bdonood 111 yaw high sad basousible elarsolor
to balm that os whet amt be but an exparte statement
(you sot having yet emansiesied with me) you would
have main soak • doeussest. I presume that there
same mismiseeption epos some ma part, sad I thisk,
swim as ammailarms, I am justined ia as ~lag your aid
to alga it. Were it • mare mane rumour I amid sot
sot have given it a moramit's attention, bet the drams-
andel ohmmeter which it has salusia Mims am so optics
ha le ea af yes to ars roe is • polities to Worm my
Lima of the acausay of the stateureat show alluded to.
—I bare the hams to be, faithfully yours,
" PATICICIL

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to their names than those who an so very
devoted to edem. The address of the Presi-

dent was an example in point ; it abounded
in sweet thing* said with strings of names
attached, the owners of which were generally the
listeners to their own praises, and scarcely knew
whether or not to get up and bow to the little rounds
of applause that greeted any well-known name.
Professor Phillips bandied his subject with the per
of tact ; he reminded me of those amiable

EY of HAVANA and MATANZAS
RAILROAD In the ISLAND of CUBA).
2400.000 Starting, le Bonds of MOO, bearing Learnt
ea y pr aetL per annum pralge Italf-yearly In London.
MINIM
loodge—Mespra. 1. Henry ersrOder and Co.
nerans—The Bank of Commerce. Francis lesser, Esq.,
111000 K.

lglr Company was formed in 1657, obtained its concert the
age year, and in left the main road was completed from Regs,
• Bay of Hansa, to Matanzas. a distance of 54 miles.
them thin branch lines of conaiderablo value hate trees ma.
greeted
Ths colt of condruction to this date, is 41,084000 : of ells sift
deg* was raised upon shares subscribed in the Island.
tf 6M0.060 was robed in London, tin 1951, by a first mortgage
Ns. warms 7 per cal interest, and repayable by the opera-
*n of a swifts fund of 425,000 per annum, commencing 1867.
Irma will redeem the entire loan in 1876.
ammo was similarly raised in 1863 for the construction of
tee branch roads, secured by a second mortgage on the road
mei guaranteed by the Bank of Commerce, repayable by the ope•
Mks of a dubs' fund of £4,000 per annum, commencing In
••conehlerable portion of the remainder of the capital hes
left supplied from time to time out or the earthip of the read.
TM results of She undertaklog have been very seitlefactory,
gig show the following lefties :
1351. grith Mafia £100,7001391,
left
sad lath gross recelfte rem Janarry to June 96,000
Vasme patiod, INA
IM" of Havana sod Matthias Railroad Company has now
aided the purchase of the Collar.) Railroad, naming from
abases to Bemba, distance of Hayil a very valuable road,
Odd Immense importance to the of Havana end Mateesas
theemay, inasmuch as it Is in direct junction with that road at
Mini; traverser g a district rich In sugar produce, sad beta
eftnected at Bemba with the Cardenas and Jucaro Railroad
Memo a section of the central road of the island, whisk well
by Wetly reach Villa Clara by the completion of the Cartires
tad Irmo Railroad.
The mimes of the traffic of the Colima Reamed are as follows ;
like gross receipts £49,100
Bed
thee
Odes
1164 reams of from January
th
May2o 49,oooeft
, same time
°Vamped* this purchase, the Bay of Havana and Halftime
Clempay desire to raise • loan In London of 1401,000, bearing
Ithelled at 7 per eat. per swum, payable haltyearly la London.
As security for thle Loan the Bay of Havana and Maoism
Raithad Company will afflict a Met mortgage on the Cotloeo
Rethoed, Its roiling stock, appiutenances, and all properties :
end also a mortgage re the Bay of Havana and Hatantos Reli-
ned sad its branches, subject only to the existing mortgages of
41116404 of which the AM mortgage of £250,000 will be paid off
at sly Is led by the operation of the slaking fund which
gemmences is 1117.
The ==idneartgeged is as follows
The to be purchased out of the proceeds of
"blow producing • pea revenue in 1364 of mew
The Ray of Havana and Melanie. Railroad and Its branches,
weed 61,00,000, producing a grow revenue 1464 of LIAM
pableet only to the ado
).
It Mil be noticed that the revenue of the day of Havana sad
Ystasaas u well as that of the Cones° Railroad, ha. tor some
mere been steadily incressing at the rate of 60 per cent. per
smith and it is beyond a doubt that the amalgamation of the
Promads. by a natural increase of traffic and a large saving of
expeedtture in the aftehrstration, will produce a f.r larger fe-
mme, sod may be thirty estimated for the cueing year at
860,000 gross, or fully 4100,000 net revenue.
lee the rep.mnent of this lean a Inking fund le arranged 101%
Whereby 420.000 is to be paid off annually, either by the per-
due* of Bonds or public drawing, its operation to commence in
. by wo,ch time the first mortgage loan of 4250,000 will he
threly redeemed.
.oe Bonds will be issued in sums of 4100, and bear interest
Devon', payable 10th June and 10th December, at the counting-
Muse of Hears. J. Henry Schroder and Co.
The first coupon will he payable 10th June next.
The subscription price la 90 per cent., payable as follows:
di on application.
on allotment.
10 loth November.
410 0
Lan
previous instalments.
19 6

and disinterested ochoolmasters who Bond ferny boy

home with a prize. The admirable skill with which
be avoided treading upon any one's toes in steering

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pis way amongst the crowd of scientific discoverers
theorists' was acenetbieg to delight a diploma.

tist. But, even with all this care, some names were
missed that might have been mentioned, as that of
Mr. Christy, who lately fell a sacrifice to his en-
thusiasm for discovering flint implements and other

relics of the antiquity of man in the caves of the
Dordogne and the valley of the Somme. This wee
cue that unfortunately has to be added to that of
Dr. Hugh Falconer amongst "the labourers who

"Juba Megeterth, Esq., D. 1.4 High Shard el
Wags Chesty, Glyamod, Athlone."
" Glyewood, AWN*, &S. 3.
" Ify boar 84,-1 am Y rootlet of your istter of the
31at M., sod mold have assivered it mho oily I have
buss from hoses. 1 hog to mare you I have mver written
to Kr. Homely. or my of his spate or frisuaa, reepeatiag
the late Karam for the liag's Osaety, am Ms Kr. lien.
may or my of kis egouts hem marmaiettioa with
ma, or I with tbm, relative to the Lt. aleolioe. I lag
mho to KM that I have Dot me Yr. Haress, Moe the
poll woo deolereL—l rem* dm air, yam truly,
" JOaa Losowarra.

have oeSeed from their honourable toil." I must say,

too, that when that part of the Address came
in which "the facts and theories connected

with the appearance of crystals in nature—in
the fissures of rocks," were referred to, the
name of the late Mr. Andrew Crosse occurred to
me as one of the oldest experimenters in that
field, connected with the British Association. No
one who witnessed it can forget the first description
given at an early meeting of the Society at Bristol by
this plain country gentleman of how he had carried
numbers of wires over the trees in bis park, and
brought them all to meet in his study, so as to apply
the natural currents of electricity in the process of
crystallising various natural substances. It is true
Mr. Crosse may not have been a hlitackerlich or an
Oersted, but his experiments were admitted to be
singularly complete and ingenious, and formed a re-
markable feature at the meeting. Edward Forbes
was a name well thought of in this place, for it was
here at the meeting in 1849 that that most genial
and gifted naturalist started the club of the Red
Lions—a section of the Association who took up
the subject of joviality after throwing off heavy
papers in the morning—at a little inn that Forbes
discovered, called the Red Lion.
The Sections began work in earnest this morning,

"Bir Parlek oBeim, ILP., 14, 114n;o7i•qeiis
Dublin.

Tar tare OXFORD Drivrestrit MearsOr.—The
poll-book. just printed at the Clareedoe Press (by authority
of the Vice-ClaanosSor), gives the mimes of 3,572 tersibees
of oonvocatioa, whose votes were acceded as fellows, viz.,
Glediesse, 1,725 ; Heatheote, 3,248 ; Hardy. 1,904. The
votes of the proforma and the few that mak as seek were
recorded, 24 for GladM, 33 for Heathoots. sod 12 for
Hardy. The fellows of e degas sod stedesta of Christ
Church who on this oesesion mad their hansines, divided
thus :—Gledstone, 206 ; Beathoote, 206; Hardy, 87 ; and
I what is somewhat resoarkable,not a deals fellow of Marton,
=err was is favour of Mr. Hardy although the
I the two Arst-aarned consols voted that patio.
was. votes, or plumper', were as f :—Glad-
slam 412 ; lisetheete, 42 ; Hardy. 14. The votes given
presesUy sea thus eetuomated—Gladstese, 313; Beath-
cote, 564 ; Hardy, 970. The only two votes split between
Gladstme sad Hardy were given by .member of Baler and
a msnalme of Oriel.
CITY OF LONDON INDINITILIAL SiMeerrlON.—A
ppsablla meeting in furthersooe of the above object was held
lase evening as the Ward School Room, Aldersgate-strest,
Mr. planes Heed, C.&, is tin Aar. The chairman. in
the proseediags, expressed his worm approval d=me, end Pommel his support. Mr. Botcher, C.E.,
moved a resointios Pledging the meeting to seeder it. sup-
ped to the proposed exhibition, which was seconded by Mr.
Jarman a working mac, sod agreed to. Mr. Wood proposed.
and Mr. Paste secoodM, a resolution is support of the
gossantee fend, which was also carried. Mr. itemaay, seas.
Lary, said that the guanines fend was Said at 5.0001., of
which amount 1,4484 had been already sobearibed. The
proceedings closed with a vete of disrobe to the chairmen.
PRILANTRBOPIC SOCIETY Or Rao-Hthr..—Yesterday
a quarterly gmeral court of this commotion was held at
the London Tavern, Bishoceptsetrest ; Mr. William
Gladstone, the treasurer. presiding. The eimplain's report
&meowed that during the quarter audit,' the 31st ult., 21
boys had been admitted into the school at Bed•Isill, Surrey.
sod TJ discharged; of the latter four had emigrated to
Canada, 12 bad been met to their friends or placed in ern-
&puma, two Ind min to sea, two bed enliMed is the
army, ooe had deserted, and ooe was out ma leave in starch
of employmeat. The number of boa in the Wool on the
31st May hat was ra, and on the 31M alt. 208. The audi-
tors reported that the total credit. of the quarter, including
a balance of 5164 14e. 3d. brought forward, smeented to
2,7261. re. 4d., and the payments to 2,0771. 4a. 2d., leaving
6781. 6e. 2d. to be carried to the next account. After the
reception cf these reports Mr. Moron, me of the auditors,
stated that the yield of wheat this year on the society's
farm was shove she average, and that the masa harvest
home had been fixed for Wednesday next.
Beaman lONATIUB.—As it was considered essen-
tial to the sententious to health of Brother Ignatius that
heshould have &sage of air sad scene, he was removed on
Wednesday Marmon from the monastery at Norwich. His
moaning wee so great that be was carried out of the mina
table old place lake a child, and was wieveyed in a cab to the
railway statics. It is eederstood that he has been removed
to a south-eastern county. One of the ladles who have hese
kindly ranisteeing to hie comforts propoeed that his mother
should be soot for, bet be strongly objected to this arrange.
mast. Now that Brother Ignatius hes been removed from
the monastery as attempt has Mee made to resume the
amnion in the chapel, sad they wen reeommeoced oo
Wednesday mean& two mocks having ban left in thugs,
The works of the new chapel have also been resumed.
The prostration of Brother Ignatius is, however, so
great that it is extremely doubtful . whether he
will be ever able to retura to the pleas and in
that ease the operations of the Fogiish Order. of 8. Benedict
would soon aerie to attract notice so fez as Norwich is con-
cerned. As it is, the Norwich branch of the order has
sever monad from the shook which it neatened on the
emession of Brother Eliasialans, Bomber Mamas, and the
Bev. G. J. Omaha. Mr. Crossley is still ia, Norwich, and
has ceased to wear the peculiar garb in which he formerly
appeared I. the ;oats. His dress now differs little from
the rioneues ordinarily in use among the Amnon clergy-
A new order, styling themselves the " Skeen of Notre
Dame," have opened a school at St. Oatherias'e-hill,
Norwich.
Tsx MUSD= or MAJOR De Vas—The pri-
mmer John Carrie, who stands charged with the murder of
Major De Tire, was removed es Monday from Ilaidatooe
Gaol to Newman, in penance of the order M Mr. Justice
Meninges Smith, obtained at the iestawas of Berl de Grey
the Secretary forWsr, unbar the Homicides Act of 1862.
Currie, whose family is very tameable, will be indicted at
the apposobing eases of the Canal Oriental Court, ems-
mencing ea Mosley week, the 18th lost The winsome I.
the ease ere soaked to attend, sod the proceedings will
be a:redwood in the same manner as if the offense was com-
mitted within the jurisdiotimi of the Contra' Criminal
Court, sad the questloo cannot be raised as to the pasties
being sobjeet to the Motley Act. The set provides for the
expertse of the witnesses ; and the mart, is the event of a
esoviaticm, can order the season to be carried out is
Leedom or in the country. Meese. Lewis and Iwwls are
tietreeted by the prisomes family to impair for him as
the trial. Mr. Jessie. Mellor, Mr. Justice Sties, and Mr.
Justice Moulage* Smith are oa the rota for the next
.melon of the Costal Orimtial Omit ; sd on Wedmeday,
the 20th inst. whoa the judps eased, a sky will be fixed
for the trial of the prisser, sad opened will defend him.
COYNITIAL OF • SOLICITOR MR ILI/D.—Mr.
John Bing Watts append is discharge of his bail yester-
day Infest the Heisionden bomb of mmberetee to answer
a chores of having, is the moo* el Jeannie, 1863, at St.
Ives, fraudulently roamed Mrs. Semsnali Maoris to execute
a mortgage on aa erten at Banda, wader the Frames that
the doeumeet so executed was her will. The mortgage
thee was sebsequeatly treasferved by the Framer
tea la Leedom for value. The Calli lasted for a
sad the bona oommittied the papaws
fee trieBalthe swims, bet tier meld take the same bald
Wh.% Ike primer soot: sad two sureties of 3001.
OWL' Geo of Yr. Waite MB declined to resew the tame.
Mai N see eseesod NM 48 beers' sane shield be given.
Teikttzer. who said he was takes by iscommi by hush
me then removed la osetody. Mr. Cochin%
ear Xeed Mae, isettheted by Mr. F. B. Coots, ci
tie. Ime.sepeand for the phial! ; sod Mr, Naylor, also
d the Neefolk Ciessit, instructed by Me m; W. sad W.
B. loysdie, 0 Limeels'simANlN for Om difeedleati

and we may congratulate ourselves on having such
admirable rooms to meet in as these in Birmingham.
There is not one that is even inconveniently
crowded, and scarcely one that is not really very
ornamental. The libraries and lecture theatre of

the Midland Institute are unusually well designed
with good platforms and every advantage for dis-
playing diagrams and maps. The libraries are new,
and not yet quite finished, but one especially is
noticeable for the fine Corinthian columns placed in
pairs round the room, the further end of which, op-
posite the entrance, is formed into a large semicir-
cular bay, wherein the platform is placed. The
Friends' Meeting-house, with the characteristic aim.
plicity and utilitarianism of the body, has been con-
verted into a room for the economic science, and
statistics ; and the spacious school-room, a building
in plain Gothic style, with a lofty timbered roof,
furnishes a most commodious lecture room for the
mechanical section. The large class rooms of King
Edward's school are appropriately occupied by the
sections of the mathematical and physical sciences
and chemical science.
The Geological and Geographical sections are, as
usual, the most favoured of the lady associates, but
it is pleasing to see that they do no more than light
upon the flowers of science, like butterflies, to sip
some little innocuous essence and then fly away to
another section. There is evidently no very serious
prospect of conversions to the °logics. Many, I
rather think, expected to see in the flesh Mr.
Baker, who discovered the Albert Nyanza lake
source of the Nile, and confirmed poor Speke's dis-
covery of the other great source, but it was only a
letter front him which Sir Roderick Murchison
read ; and this one that has been already pub-
lished.

Interest ►t 5 per cent. per annum will be allowed for prem-
ising of ►np of the Instalments.
Applications for as allotment to be made to Nowt J. Henry
Schroder sod Co., 143, Leadenhall-street : or to the Brokers,
Hamra Laurence, Bon, and Pears, No. 7, .615/01450825. Thro{-
aoeton•street.
145, leadenhall-dreet. London, Sept. 7, 1866.

Tax JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY
(Umlie6, 6 and 7. Niehnhia-lans. Lombard-meet, London.
41711SOLLRED CAPITAL__ .. TWO MILLION&
PAID UP 6794.000 &NERVE. FUND 610,000.
DEPC*IT3 RECEIVED
le=le on donned
at 7 days' seeks 5*
14140 Ml 4 dare natio,
epeeist Mee for maim deposited for long Wei

THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT
AfiIIOCIATION (lisalted).
Capital subscribed, 1,5,000,000. Paid ay, £600,000.
SOLID Or DIRMOILS.
CHAIltnan—JOlLN CHAPMAN, Req.
Xiinet=ll, len.
11. Capt J. Gilbert Johnsen's.
O. G. Macpherson. E.
Mr. Alderman itldn. W. Scholeneld, req., M.P.
hams Dickson, Lag. Slr S. D. Scott, Bart.
P. D. Hadow, tag. H. D. Semnour, Tim., LP.
J.O. Hanson, rag. Joseph Thornton. Pan.
i G. P. Hotroyl, Haq. Alfred Wilson, Req.
J. O. Holuire, Peg. M. Zarin, YR.
i MAnaukaa—Heap J. Harker, Req., and T. Prater
r Bandeman, gag.
5 Ititmrnika—Masts. Ashunt, Morris, and Co. i and Mown
Morris,
and Co
/ Mk Association makes advances OM approved securities.
5 SigOilittS Iwo( and undertakes general financial busman.
Depoe is received for periods of one year and upwards. at a
t awl rate of interest; and for shatter periods, or subject to a
alweltled notice o
gee witinfrawal, on terms regulated by the fluc-
tuations of the eral Money Market.
6 W. C. WINTERHOTTOM, Seereirlap.
27, lomberdetreet, MC.

Mr. Vambery, however, was a lion of the sections
who did appear and roar too. Mr. Vambery is the
Hungarian traveller in the East who went every-
where and saw everything that no unhallowed
Frank has ever before been allowed to do, they
say, all under the disguise of a Dervish. I can
quite believe it, for his manner is that of a perfect
actor, and it is impossible to tell what is passing
in a head when the eyes are so screwed up you
can't see them—the windows of the brain are shut
in fact. Mr. Vambery read his paper on " The
origin of the Hungarians," with the most humour-
ous look of satisfaction at demolishing all the
theories of everybody present about the gipsy race ;
and his English is very funny, as all adjective
terminations in "al" were turned into " ons."
Colonel rally, another lion from the East, was
expected to read papers on the Seohelle and
Comoro Islands, but which, I may add, are from IS
deg. to 10 deg. south of the Equator. ; but he has not
arrived, and they were read by the Secretary.
Colonel Pally is • traveller who has penetrated
into the interior of Arabia, very much over the
same ground explored by Mr. Palgrave, but Colonel
Pelly has, I bear, done this without adopting any
disguises, simply announcing himself as an English
traveller. It ia hoped, however, that we may have
the satisfaction of seeing the gallant and aceom-
pushed officer on Moodey or Tuesday.
To-night we are to have the great wit& in the
magnificent Town-hall, which is to be lit at times
by the magnesium light, and this will no doubt be a
very interesting &lair.

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