The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

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lows (eort PoluzLgreot...atsgan. mimes ship NING at IA and gayußpAy AgyggsooN It 3.
V, Litre lone IL T. GOWN, will Wave liareabe, the Great Ventriloquist and Minh—World of Magic—
Inla&igpc,,A3 norms 1, and carry an impertenood war. Second Sigh in a new Form, by Mina Andersen—Frederic (the
1011.7kii, imp hss been theroly overhauled and restored great) Names. Ventriloquist and Mule In "Begone. Dun
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Stalk Se. ; reserved wets, Is.; balcony, Is..
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Crowded •e d houses. Professor Anderson's Farewell Season of the
World el Marie. Immense Sneers. "TM greatest combination
entertainment in the metropo ila" —Vide Prem.
A. AMMO, Acting Manager.

AMERICA.

publican voters found their ranks greatly
thinned by tbe large number of recrnita which
they furnished to the army, and the demo-
crats were proportionately reinforced by the large
immigration of Irish called for by the steady
growth of manufactures. But the zeal which was
strong enough to vote against slavery, and strong
enough to stand by the government during the most
trying days of the war, does not seem to be strong
enough to secure the admission of the negro to poll-
*el equality. An amendment to the constitution
providing for the admission of the coloured persona
to the franchise was adopted by the last legislature,
and ordered to be submitted in the usual form fur
ratification to the people last Monday. It has been
rejected by a majority of about five thousand. I
think it is safe to say that this majority is entirety
composed of Irishmen, probably Fenian*, as they
are is the habit of demonstrating their love of
liberty and their title to it in this part of the
world by supporting every measure which has for
its object the degradation of that other race which
is perhaps the only one that has enrpsesed the
Irish in suffering and misfortune.
Pmetiodly this result it not of much importance,
or far az Connecticut is concerned. There are only
2,000 negroes in the State, and as they are exempt
from taxation, disease' unrepresented, the majority
of them are probably, now that taxation is so
heavy, only too glad •to escape the bon aura of
citizenship. But the effect on the president and
Congress will, I fear, be most unfortunate. It wilt
confirm the President in his adhesion to hie present
policy, by convincing him that the North is at his
back, and that nobody is disposed to impose any
very rigid conditions on the South, with
regard either to the political or social
status of the negro. Of mune, Northern
members of Congress will hesitate about sacking
from Southern men concessions to the coloured
race which they might make themselves with far
less risk, but still refuse to make. In fact I cannot
help thinking that it gives the agitation in favour
of negro suffrage at the South a heavy blow, and
makes it clearer than ever that the political eleva-
tion of the blacks must, like their social elevation,
come mainly from their own exertions, from their
advance in wealth and education ; and this, of
course, gives redoubled importance to the labours
of the freedmen's associations at the North, which
are now engaged in establishing coloured schools at
the South.

(azursa's rxtuntsiis.)
(Per the Moravian, rid anseesselle.)
NSW YORK, Orr. 6, Emma
The Mississippi State election peened off quietly' I
General Humphrey, who is still unpardoned, has
been elected governor. The candidates who were
opposed to the admission of negro testimony in
courts of justice were elected.
The Louisiana Democratic Convention have
nominated J. M. Wells as governor. They have
approved Mr. Jolinson's re-organisation policy, and
have determined to exclude religious and sectional
controversies on the ground that the Federal go-
vernment was made to be perpetuated for the ex-
clusive political benefit of the white race. The
convention urged that a constitutional convoca-
tion should be summoned, and resolved to request
Congress to grant compensation for the losses caused
by emancipation. Finally the convention prayed
the government for a general amnesty and a prompt
restoration of property.
General Slocum and John Vaa Buren. isispeeshe

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reed.—Opea at 7. —GLAND BALLIff entitled the
SULTAN'S DELAY. Principals and oorps de ballet *elected
from /ter ill*Mys Theatre. Produced under the direction of
Madame Lo.. Manager. J. J. POOLE. Conlin nod mutt.
mental artistes muulerabia. Selection, Beams' Opera.
omic, Liam, Hlnarvey and french, Leyboorne. Ray and Soo.
EOl2lllll wutoq and ISO Gray.

DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EX.HIBITION,
1866.
Dells the Spada Patronage of HffMajesty the QIIIIIN.
OPSII DAILY, sad Is the 'YINING ea MONDAYS. TOM
DAYS, sod THURSDAYS, Admisitoo, Ose &WM& Ms
athMttles close on the 9th of November hest

delivered at Albaay and Syracuse in behalf of the
New York Democrats, endorsed President John-
son's policy.
A meeting of the grand central council of the
Fenian Brotherhood has been held at Astor House,
at which delegates from all the centres were pre-
sent. The events transpiring in Ireland were can-
vaaeed, and the meeting decided to call a special
general congress of the entire order, to assemble at
Philadelphia on the 16th inst., when business of
the utmost importance would be brought before it.
00111LBEGLAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Oct 6, SVMMIG.
Money easy. Gold, 144. Exchange on Loudon,
161 ; on Paris, abb. Stooks advancing. New
York Centrals, 98i ; Illinois, 152 k ; Erie, 89i
5-20 Bonds, 1031, ex.
NEW YORE, Got 7. Yossuro.
The North Carolina Convention has unanimously
passed an ordinance declaring that the ordinance of
1779, ratifying the constitution, had always been
in force since its enactment, and that the supposed
-.ion ordinance has always been null and void,

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BA:MG.—The first-class screw steamer
Wrill'irrAr essA. 0111001111 C. Y. SIMI. wilt dear for the
seep 'tit on re abOilt UN Meth instant. To be followed by
odinteleee steamers Has waperior aooosomodatton for pu-
mp. —ape/y at CHAPLIN'S Deivereel Moe. Regent-alma.
MlLLlrtil. ORATItt. PAILLUPPB and 00., Si Dun-
ogebonle, et. DeateafeAW. RC.

RAILWAY ARZA.NOINUINTE.
lotus tickets to and front Dublin are issued st the principal
railways In England and Scotland at considerably reduced
Mew
EXCIIIMIOII trains ran frequently at very low prices
ions tall ritiklisulara me railway campmates' announcements.
Y PARKINSON, Secretary mad Comptrolier.

ONIN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brous-
Blot, .d Otani Germeary.—The North German Lloyd's
mclignelers germ -Maw mows. Captain 1. lIIITMAN It,
am gmesteasd from Itorselydown on TSUI/WAY. the 19th
peen eather permitting), at 10 SAL, aching at ernswewiek I
m or.
dlgbawall, for vassengere. at 12 noom—isres to Braises. ill
mi: return ticicts. .2.2 and gl Wm—Apply at CHAPLIN? '
reined Oaks, Itegent-circus, W.: or toPHILLIPPG,GLAVEN, '
Psaiur2_------snd Co., M. Denstmenbome, IL canssawnhs, H.G. I
en:AND. -- The GREAT EASTERN
ITIAII.BIIIP. The BALOO,I lITILAWPACIET 0011-
yAglyi TINEtIL the ALLIANDILA leaves Londeabridge Wharf
do amdms included), at a Oaarterßaet 10 a.m.,
the GRICAT I r Rasher-
ind WWII Pier, Gravosed, and oLe round
INWIIIt a MEMO INIS ; returning trots Gravesend (calling
11 lithimille) at 430 p rn. lane. —Frora London to Graves.
md—fars If.
:oon. mule, 11. : ditto, return, Is. ed.; Grand Saloon,
imo, u. Id. ditto, Mem WM. Prom Landon round Great
Helm sad tack—Fore Saloon, M. ; Grand Woos, M. Prom
BMW
round Great Samara and baok—Fore
Wig geloallea
bCeltdren under Ten Tears et age had-price.
Ilesn A

STANDARD sous, PYRAMID /SUIT TRIVIA CONSIGN-
RENT of BIILBS Rosa HOLLAND, Rustic tioats, &c.
DIR. J. C. STEVENS will SRLLby AUCTION,
at his Resat Rooms, VA ILlnmetrold, ..m o. on
uNESDAY. Oct, DA at Nlf-P.M If precisely. STANDARD
ROSS% Ana bushy heads, t Mama► and good varieties
pyramid and dwarf pear, plum, cherry, apple, and apricot trees
cossMmiseat atom:Who, tEzerocuses, sod OM.• bulbs from
Rolland ; and some Ingle seal; fre.—On Mew the moth-
tag of sale, and catalogues

M.LIONEIGN WINES, cheap end pure :--Ostaloniau
sl7e. dd. Andalusian Port, 17a. 6d. ; Frock ble.: I
drench Sherry, Itle. pee dozen: 8ea6101.611. YES ad.:
Boandlloe, 17a. ed. ; Quanta. Ile Hoek 21a. to 24111.L=
Sparkling Nock and Moselle, aa a dozen : C.gisae Bran=
or brown, a dozen. Dottiest:winded. Tenon oat.
paid upon four donee Into the country.
kl./W ABU BOWERBANS and SONS, Diettuenand import
771, ilen-atreet, London. Nslablished 1762.

THRICSHKR and GLENN Y.
NUT DOOR Se sommar-norsx STRAND.
Thy °air establaboment in Louden tor las following Asada':
TBILEIHRJES SUMMIR ANGOLA SUITS.
THRESERR'S INDIA TWIED SUITS.
THIP.RBELIES INDIA OAUZS WAISTCOATS.
THRESERWS KASHMIR SHIRTS.
THRESREWS COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
THRESNRES WILITART SHIRTS.
TERESERRE OVIRLAND TRUNKS.
THRISEIWS INDIA arum( TRUNKS.THRINIIZES INDIA UMP'S ILITTAL
CABIN RAGS. LIC LINED TRUNKS.
TH

TIE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
ENGLAND (Lhatted).
COPIES of the tic LY-YRO UP REPORT and BALANCE-
tithe
BIM isnot to tlie thare
taboitiers Gila Say, con be bad on spelt-
was Cowpony's m.
ALFRED LOW; Bearetam
17 rd in. °anthill. Imam, October 13.1886•

and is now repealed.
It is reported that Mr. Johnson has pardoned
Mr. Humphrey, the elected governor of Missis-

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
ENGLAND (Limited).
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that th• BALV-YEAILT
flEallAL MEETING of this Congeal, will to held at the
Leedom Tanen, Blshotarate street, Loodos, on TUESpDAYoo of , the
Goteesr, at 11 o'clock S.D. nrectseb, for the p=
?salving the Directors' and Auditors' lipoid sad balance.
det sad for declaring a dlvidond.
Ms Trader Books of the Compeny wilt be
days e doled fro
Inclusive.m Satur-
, Ms llst. to Satarday, the nth October,
day By order of Qat Wort of Directors,
ALFRED LOWED Booridary.
17 red 16, Cernhill, London, Oct. 6, 1966,

sipp
Ann incendiary fire at Mobile has destroyed 6,000
bales of cotton, valued at 1,000,000 doh.
The Saint Louis papers report the arrival of
Juarez at Santa Fe, in New Mexico, an route for
the United States. The report iz considered doubt-
fuL
The steamer Constitution sailed from San Fran-
cisco on the 3rd inst. with 1,100,000 dole. for New
York, and 340,000 dols. for England.
NEW YORK, Ocr. 7, EV/11:1NO.
There has been great speculative excitement in
gold and stooks since Wednesday last. The former
rose temporarily to 149, but has sines receded under
government sales to 146.
Exchange on London, 161 ; Paris, 3.55.
Yesterday morning Erie was quoted 93, and
Illinois 133. The stock market subsequently
showed • downward tendency, but is now again

ROME.

(nom A

TUX CREDIT
LNOLAND FONCLER and IdOBILIER of
(Limited).
Capital L 4,000,000, to 200,000 shares of LSO 'soh.
Capital iubscrthed, 100,000 shares (Ord issue L 4,000 000.
Coital paid op thereon (L 6 per Aare), LOAM.
Reserve fund, L 200.000.
Dividend morn fund. 470,000.
DIRECTO/O.
nie light Haw JAMIS B roan WORTLIY. GeWernor.
ULU LSVICK, Esq•, Merchant. King's Arras-
Depute
7MI HOARY DANIELL. leg., Chairman of Omersiors.
the Album Bank (Limited), JJJ
Ctilas. Beg.. Loudon.
Wain Dent, yen.
Int. iambuses of the Thames and Mersey
Maim lenurmice C.ropany (I.linPod).
lkilissawßstlisr, Iraq., Old Broedetreet, London.
Chien lbq Lloyd's.
Lis** Hakim. lay. (Moors. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.),
balm.
WMhm Larrieen. Esq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Bevan),
MAW of the Thames and sfersey Insurance Compeny.
Mird Road lane, Esq. ,Mewirs. Line. Henkel, and Co.).
Climbs L Newborn, las., London.
yrinial. Rm.. I P., Rumellaquare. Loudon.
Mackrill Inal h, Esq. ,Mews. llsokrill Smith and Co.),
Bresdetreet. London.
Brat Warner, Pao.. M.P., London.
7aa White. , SIP.
Abort (kink La., M.P., Managing Medan
WICIIII3.
no Agri and Mesterman's Beak (limited).
Nam Smith, Payne. and Smiths.
Ihs Imional Beak, Loudon, Dublin. and its Branches In Ireland.
Ss Alliance Bank (Limited), London. Liverpool, uml
&dm
inooloas—name Fewbon, !NW end Co.. Nirßoloielltue. E.C.
SiNCIURAST ••Allted LAPS. An.
Odlins, 17 sod 18. Cordial, Landon.

advancing.
The following are the latest quotations ;—lrew
York Central, 99 ; Illinois, 132 ; Erie, 8911; 5-20
Bonds, 1031 ex. Cotton very firm ; middling up-
land, 51c. to 52c. Flour and wheat advancing.
Corn steady. Provisions dulL Coffee quiet. Sugar
steady. Motions good inquiry. Petroleum quiet ;
crude, 39 ; refined, 64.

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oonntries, not the etSallset oontributor by any
means being England. I was quits surprised to
learn the other day that 1/Ingiand, in proportion to
her number of Roman catholic', contributes more
than any country in Europe to this voluntary tax,
and Ireland—also in proportion to her numbers—
less than any other people.

DRAMA.

PRINCE OF WALDO!.
A very extravagant, but far from amusing farce,
which looks in coestractioe and writing like one of those
eccentric pieces of 'trained fan leak% sprang into existence
daring the fatemetissal Eththition year, &&'4 we psci.
dueed at this bones lasteigitt ender the title of Dinner for
Nothing. As old use, who bas • smattering of ameral
!manages; coneelves the notion of opening his house free to
all fereigesse, A young friend, with another smatterieg d
languages, alto effeeelvre the pollee of trying to core
the old nee A ble folly" by' 'insane of • preiethel •
joke, and Ilia Mum la therodoer lose titled with • wild
troop of Oerlineee, Omen, Italians, Janine" sod
Frenchmen. The scene which Ulm pines is es eeissy mat
stepid as a thisrlntre raeriqnseade at tour o'clock in the ,
' morning, and the clever acting of Mr. J. Clarke, Nr. Ram •
sod Yr. Bancroft essl4 do thale to Rohs it something
mare than • ectinuners. ?be Wiser !alb. Cheltnam.

F.GYPTLA,NAILLL. . .
One of those clever 'emotional tricks which very •
often lake the busy of the Own. and mikado fortune el
their inventors. was lytrodiered by Coked Stolais last ,
night at thialtell, se es addition to bis 000joriog sad yea-
inloquiel entertainment. It it wiled The SpAynx—a %yr
tery, Imi effedata of a Ille•dee emitting head, bigily
colossol, dreamed op in the EMS= stria and Isased la •
a mall hot whisk ens be oirriPiPbosi the Me" but wbkhs
when opened, is rested on a slight drawiagerrom table. Th.
Sloes under sail monad this table as be seen by the
apectitora, and. to all appransos, there ia no oonsosios 4
between the box sad the ourroastllog walls or tapestry.
The expreeelen of the free is hatenaely human if not yeti
iatelnspot.—aed do pedesesaaes envof orLoalor ado.
taboo whisk ime beet the month el time bead, annonpenisd
by nodose cif do epspAnd *eke. The promotion*. le I.
like that of ft bssidastai *Amity bac it Wed Imo
Unity and stresty se that d the 4 nihropoglossoe. The
trick h etarding Paroorof in its prams form, sod If wfa
L &Aden mate tlw adraiklare of a very popelar and Weil •
1 easteined eatertainhiset.

11.7D08 MD MD HOP PROM .

TONBEIDGE ODUNTY COURT.
TM* BALL, FRIDAT OCT. 13.
(liefereJarses BpMies, sq.)
wort e. F4TIOO.T.
The plaintiff in this ow is hop picker eed mud Om
defeadsat, a large farmer at Ospel, for 121 10L, for watt
does as hap •
Yr. Crieps=d.
'gelatin! stated that he worked for Yr. Playfdo/ for
eight &ye, but having Walk no agreement be fouled out at
the hl el that time** ***deadest would Dot tally lees
tau sight for la. They matte no egreement whatever. •
His Homer—That is paean* very much by people of
ffeis musty. Yen are as Idelame, I presume?
Yltatiff—lsm.
" His Honour—Mudd s B.Cessa catholic?
'a plaletlff—Yen.
Eiseeer—Otani yosmelf. *se.
Ea Plaintiff —Them ism sessionfor UM, I am morn.
His Hosoar—l shall net believe you if you don't.
'' Plaintiff then emesed blasesU.
*testi; Do yea mess to tall kis Homer
Ilteripps, to •
.lbsplzare so agree/neat
—I do.
His Hoeser-1. tall you se a man of Kest that beim
bees used to the hoplickieg practice ell my Ida, sad I
don't believe there is such a
to t going to hop for
another without set &grommet a. to Matt was to tally.
Kr. Ctippe—Thes yee, effll psWt that you made se
agreement. bid you not issaisvepr to seam the other
pickers sway ?
Plaistiff —Well, when I mat throe---
His Honour—Answer hiss at mon I hear so Wino"
ea! Dever answers question directly.
plaintiff—We won will* to estorttio 8 for Is. bet after'
we tried we found we °WA soh manilla* osnelves as Uri a

HOPE, Oor. 8.
The Holy City is certainly apiece where strange
sights are to be seen. A few days ago I happened
to be wandering over the church of Saute Maria
Maggiore, when my cdmpanion drew my attention
to a gentleman who was hearing mass most devoutly
at one of the sidealtars. I must mention that nry
companion on this occasion was a gentleman
who in London is as well known as he
himself knows everybody that lives any-
where west of Charing-crow. Tbe gentleman
he pointed out was evidently as Englishman, and
was dressed in the coat and collar worn by the very
high church Anglican clergy. My friend said,
"There, you see that gentleman, he •is curate of
London ; no doubt he has gone over to
Rome." When the mans was over my friend went
up to him, and said, " Well, So-sed-So, I suppose
we shall never hear you preach again at —1
"Why so I" was the rejoinder. '‘ Bemuse I see
you are attending mass, and I suppose that you have
joined the Roman catholic church—followed in she
tootetepa of Manning, Oakley, and Newman—is it '
not so I' " Oh, dear, no," replied the clergyman, ,
"I, like many others, when abroad always
attend the services of the Roman eatholie
church in preference to ekes of the
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NEW YORK. Oct. 4. wretched chapeals which iientsi cermet tihde Anglian
It is useless to deny that the result of the vote catholic
.
right to ritual
ade in the :i which
smother bishop.
bishvheop".7'
in Connecticut last Monday is considered by the But.,, said my friend, "do you really believe the
friends of the negroes at the North a heavy blow doctrines of the Roman, and y'st
bel remain a minister
and great discouragement When the constitution of the English church f'
the reply, " I
"of which tat
to the great
was framed, there was not a single State which catholio church," was
lican
excluded them from the polls on account of their Roman,„ladislonlieolbd :mil Ana2deithe chgureh. to be theronine
colour except South Carolina. In all the others only rite allowable; in these lands the Roman is the
free negroes voted under the same condition as the only one which a true catiaolto.shoold ever strand."
white men. Thirty years later Connecticut intro- Although feeling not a little astonished st this
ducal a provision into the constitution depriving new religious phase, I cultivated the acquaintance
men of colour of the citizenship, under the in- of this wonderful elertfeman,wbo happened to be at
thete snanaimeehotatel wiAmmt:, and dinee every
sed night
thamt
linen°. of that system of pro-slavery propagandism
which the South bad by that time begun to eats- there were many amongst what he termed Anglican-
e r
the
mem
bash. Why it was that Connecticut should Catholics who abroad always attended
have been the first of the New England, of the Roman catholic church,
and nevthe
them
and in fact of the Northern, States to sue, service of their own faith, although some of
comb to this influence it is difficult to say.
"le A
parmiZyigof Fters ore nthcri gentlemen were introduced to
I have more than once discussed this point in your the Pope a few days ago. His Holiness spoke to
columns already, probably, as many of your readers them for some time iu their owe laegnage, and
may think, without arriving at any very eatisfac- talked a great deal about hisreoant allocution against
tory result There is one fact which is at least Freemasons. He said that although oaths taken
suggestive, though as to what it suggests people to keep secret what the person taking the oath did
notehlanoweitthhee
eeLacrteh.nateutrehoef
dames
aearittet the ,
might differ widely, and it is this, that in every
State at the North the devotion to slavery, or tole- Freemagsons were enemieiof religion. He spoke of
the Carbonsri of Italy, whose plots he said were
mice of it, has been in the direct ratio of its ortho-
duzy in religion. In New Jersey, for instance, carried on under the oover of the secret signs of dayFascriortrer:m A
which has been from the earliest times up to this masonry, and were mad injurious to public order. irdan:::i ttee4:derwes=cluistni—eldYeattli;
yeeradee Wall, tor the election w
of a"Ooen.
clay the great stronghold of Calvinism, and which lam more than everl convinced that
, there is a ~,„„ Ooueoilnes for the weak of cotemeg.erceet to the ,
oom
wis
contains the great Calvinist seminary of Princeton, perfect
meat, jilt:French Eiggperotrweeanild the
cosnapaltveerrne- rwbo haafdaiserryti ili. etvilt=airald.offilir. • lasso
she parish of
abolitionists were down to the outbreak of the war of the Italian party. When the day cmes for the g_,/- glePees. Orewederelesse. Isd who gad laroljed is lb,
l
esiti
almost unknown, the pro-slavery spirit was fierce French troops to leave Rome, I don't believe that
At r
aesnpesißlavineonthir
rAo.tor
mite ;iawijvutiwltt.iii7ffesnoma.merogrite._
and bitter, and the State law permitted slave- we shall witness any disturances, either iu the
holden to bring their slaves with them into the citz or tit? provinces,
Recruiting for the Pope's army . has . nom- thie tees, ender dateßifaMeshe New Oseseds, ma Ang..
" A IIIifIVAP earreeseedlest, wrebg_to a meresetils litts la
State and keep them there for an indefinite length
. minced in earnest, although the businem is con- 1865.ssys :—' I want to ham to ilfonn yes that, in con-
sequence of the tearful rwvolutlos which has broken out la
of time, provided they formed no Perinea"' ducted very quietly. The Swiss Guard .ia being this tows and provisos vises Jame hat, I have been east&
domicile in it. Massachusetts, on the other very largely increased from the catholic cantons of to leays this ou my intended voyage to iloglacid, my
hand, the moat heterodox of all the States, Switzerland, end numerous Caltibreie peasants are being required here' for tenuity of my Pfurosliz
has also been the foremost opponent of slavery, arriving every day iu Rome, to take their plums in Wilelecilm wee attacked en tbe 18th lest., by a force otWco
New York, which from the first has been largely the ranks of the regimentse as
rerecruaivter. Several rzed intkasilenotgraal .sty star
sllitsfatto2uso mss
railis
French ton-co in.ilasitod seceded. The greatest distress and waster.
episcopalisn, has been somewhat lukewarm, but, litned ' f6h
drill been
lent
fora time to is Holiness, in order tothe re -
when it began to lean at all, leaned strongly to emits, and put something like order into the regi. 7,7- beesPlertig'7 g atLabilant,-„1.,ti0„,,8„,..v.,;-pu.
freedom. Connecticut, of &lithe New England States, mental, which will be much stronger in numbers sew for export, and there Silk be nous for a los; t
ercet
to
has always been that which has displayed most than before. cease All lb* people ttiog Is arms, every teemed le -.
rigid devotion to the ancient ways in religion—the A very handsome church is now being built at .
a gaLtotfarurox DT DT an Enr.mi . Y .
only one, I may say, on which Unitarianism has Thomas
EnglisflicColteleghr a. It is to
tb,..idldeleic:ttelltetio St any.
~ i tley, is ?Arnaldo?. (lota Wombwell's) menagerie wis enter. .
nd
s.
never been able to make any impression ;and it ill i log Maidstone for the felt, whicli
S.
.3.phast:trith w, a
opened beforeal3hrisutmrl.lll Subscriptions to defray
the expense of the building have poured seem camels, was drawing the first oarevao, whoa the Promotion
also that in which anti-slavery men have had to
fight their hardest battles, in which they still in from England, and it is said that belted tor the pupae of ascertaiuiog the correct route.
find it most difficult to hold their ground, and in when finished a regular course of English A. hey inateinerrewd aired flee elepbent ea apple, whse: one
which the prejudice against negroes has been sermons will be preached every Sunday in of had for mama nonamtl.
can
symptomsT
this churca lt theby Eniclish. frtehets. letiills
aliamtiOnxismhieot
him wish Lis
the era, became irritated.
wt, riadd
htstel, •
strongest and most implacable. That there is any
necessary connexion between orthodoxy and pm- can comma barge, and also the Irish, Domini- t
ie pound. and eadeamored tso
gore him with his tasks.
slavery zeal Ido not mean to insinuate, but it can, and Franciscan monasteries, what an immense .___,wen, bewe`wr• alle,sdl°,lawlg tn122.28:212! .1
would seem that the temper and tone of mind which number of clergy there are speaking the Anglo- ....trwau. The Peon wiltl47. aTa""::4-17, .
mai« men here conservative in religion makes them Saxon tongue. You hear it at every turn, in every the crowd, and was forma to be severelye
lejured.r.irSevera .
also conservative in politics, and that front hating church, at every ceremony. of his ribs were broke°, an erne and a leg were fractured. ;
Primes
mereT
_is a
Leopold
arehtaeresaithat
tPberiwnoehrterAlitedßasmo.d
oaebtaid heasd.wasaadbreisedue
wain
velertemslut
toploces.tio
vitgiiiKehisattoonsipater eras
change they rt, tie hating the negro, as the cause
and almost the erwhelt of the greatest of ell but I ce7noti""flnd any go=uthority for the tag. Tbiloriumabd.istlent.srua,a4 I".l.l"loibbertia vizrish:::ll", numanbigkeildige.' ~
But that there will be shoals of others amongst our Naas., eg Derby. arese ease
i rem of ego, eagi la gear /
changes.
Be this es it may, Conneetiost remained down countrymen there can be no doubt. There are an oeleakosi hetew et theme employed with the
to the outbreak of the war, next to New Jersey, also a great number of Americans, both from North ! baebirdr, she 'mortal; se the beat el the • i
the State in which republican victories were most and South, already comet and shoo expiejcited.. Apart-
asinalltwhidafemtrersassigns drriebices
sebesi4enneetendloz..of the
and a
dearly bought, and in which the prejudice against meats are very high, and are ruing Free every The bjggetioul. hie tit, epee tared the eating in eh, 1.
show fee rearese shill N twee
eekoured people was the eironFelL It wee wired ihe Ainslie. Department of the Papa Govern. eswm, ~,Oalti.6Trwrianto DAT...
from being "Cefferbeltd° &AK *I wer mar ! inset is not in II better condition than it weal Norma., llt....adsgeneris es permeet. zygg ;04
by the most extraordinary exertions. The re- Peter's penes continue to be forwarded from many * MINIS tie.** 1.036. Told visitors, 3.823.

price.
His Honour—Sit down, sir. Hare you any witnesses!
Witham Page thee OM, [airwave end said—l never bed
s
weirdo! agreement with Mr. Playloot, this year nor lash
His BOOM —Staad down. dr.
Oornatins Demme* thee sere forwent, and after being
111110111.
WHonour said—Are you ea Iridimm'?
nem—l am.
His 0000111-41111 siaraim catholic ?
Witame-1 am.
His Elmour—Dung yourself, then.
Whams having mussed himself, sticl—l made no agree-
ment the MUM
His Ii withimour—T*hee you expeet me to Wien that?
Whams—lt is truth. dr.
His Roneem-Ok e*, Am& down.
Chains Page gam similar wide
Mr. Crippe, delanem.seidl that the plaintiff and the edam
wheeler for the delesimit wire at hop.picking, sod ems
tallied the same as tie others at sight for ls. They refemd
to work and mileavoured to adios others away just wissu
they were most wended, and defendant counquently felt it
his duty to assist the ISM.
His Howser—l believe then lime been pad may hop*
picked strikes this year.
Mr. Orippe—Tes • we want to show these men that they
should sot do each Aisge. •
Thomas Playfoot, brother id the defendant, said that be
made an agreement with White, and that he to be paid
t eight tar Is. The plaittiff and the witness aftwwwwin •
mimed to go oa with their work at eight for Is, and maw
roared to iedocie the other hop-pickers to lama.
Hit Malone—The jedipmet Is for the defendant. This
is a most mdeended theme. Times poetise are the mesas
of the population. lam tare it is most awful at Ilaidstasse
to see the drunken women tumble about the streets. They
are perfect vsgaboods, and them are abominable attempts
to impose epos the hop growers by the pickers.
There 1,03111 the follomeg plaints also oe the sheet, but .
In consequence of the tees not befog mid they were strut&
oat :—w. Pep.. Play's* 11. Ma. ltd. ; 0. Page v. Plat-
foot, 2i. IM 9d.. and ea'an,, 21. 3a. 6d.