The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-04 00:00:00

IRE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1860.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIVNT.
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(rya =moo ystanas.)
CARDIFF mEarnta.—(THlS DAY.)
CARDIFF STAKES. Two miles 240 yards.
Freiek, York, Tunandra, Marwell, RAs*, Emblem,Wandere Dreadnoeght, Watersprite, Miller, Norma, mad
Bose are here.
REVIVAL HANDICAP. One mile 240 yank
Speaker, Brine, Gem, Arcanum, Waterford, Marwell,
Watereprite, Miller, Artist, sad Lord Milton are here.

PRINCIPALITY STAKES. Si: furlongs.
Pairwater, La Belle Noisette, Midnight, Tonio, Dog
Rum, Sloth, and Worths= am here.
INNIEREPERN PLATE. One mile and a Tarter.
gangs, Voodoo, Nimrod, Brine, Oliver Twist, Water-
ford, Miller, Artist, Sunbury, Yorkshire Miss, Gift, and
Lord Milton are Item
On= ABRIVALis.--Jenny Longlep and Orion.

BEDFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)
SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mile.
Brandy Ball, Predictor, The Don, Wildgrave, Roomy,
Juhet, and Limit are here.
ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S I'LATE. Three mile*.
F.iultleu, Predictor, Wild Rose, Ben WeLiter, Wink-
field, Claire, Bridegroom, Muter Bigot, and Rattlesnake.
)7VER ARXIVAIJI.— Wild Rose, Greenwich Fair, Ben
Webster, and New Brighton.

Tag Panes of WALBIL—Mr. K. W. H. Schenley,
late M.P. for Dartmouth, and Mrs. Schenley, who are re-
siding in London, have, through the British minister at
Washingtoo, we are informed, placed at the disposal of the
Prince of Wales and suite their beautiful residence at Pitts-
burg ; and their agent has received instructions, immediately
upon a notification from Lord Lyons, to prepare the man-
sion for the Princes reception.
GRRNIAN LoYALTy.—Mr. Idler, one of the oldest
of our German citizens, who has suix:esdully cultivated on
the banks of the St. Lawrence the vine which, in the trays
of his boyhood, be had learned to train and prune in the
cheerful valley of the Neckar, wrote, in his native tongue,
a note to the Prinm of Wales, when in Montreal, begging
his acceptance of a " few grapes which had ripened in the
open air in tho garden of a German who for the
kit half century has been settled in this city." The
present was graciously acknowledged by the following
note :—" Commaudermi-Chiers Reyideoce, Montreal, den
24 August, Inn°. Verehrter Herr,—Benidtran von :4.
Koniglichen Hobeit deco Prinseu von Wales, Ibnen fur die
Tranbeu stn danker. welch. Sie die Gate batten, S. K. H.
en sender, unterseichnet sich.—Hochachtunpvellat, R.
BRT ex, Mejor•General. An 8r Ilochwolgeboreu dem Hems
Ernest Idler. so Montreal." This note Mr. Idler carefully
preserve.. " 1 little dreamed," said lie, " when leaving my
beloved Wurtemberg, that I should one day have ea oppor-
tunity of offering an acceptable, however trifling, present to
the heir of the I.ntsh throne."--Motirrecif Adreriiarr.
EAsTERN HowTF.LI4 IN CAMBRIDOE UNIVERSITY.—
It lies already been stated that the Her. G. Williams, 8.D.,
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, has proceeded on en
extraordinary inosiou to the Esat for the mu-pose of
Min Mg .t MOM iAII and other Mute rn Chriwian.aa students for
Faistxrin hostels, which it is pIVFX/41611 to establish iu counec-
Mil 'bath the Cuivereity of Cambridge. The rev. gentle-
PlPrell efforts are Omit to he ....replied by the Rev. Dr.
olff, rear of Isle Brewers, Stem net, who has announced
hi,. nitration to proceed to th.. Rant forthwith in order to
top the Armenwn, Greek, Russian, and Jacobite bishops
to mud young men to the betel.. Ile intends to assume
the garment of a wink of the Lettere church, with a bible
in h. bond and the cross figUrbi on his gown, which is to le
14 black cloth. Wherever he finds a bishop of the Chris-
tian church. whether of the Russian, Greek, or Syrian
church, he will act under hie direction end .deice in the
presebinFuf jgoil.
Tau KEY. Me. AND RIO Viiitt.ll3l3Wels:i
media with his recovered spouse, is still !slayings/ Glaston-
bury, at the resulenee of hie irslefetagebie lieutenant.
Last week appli.atien was made to the Agspemonites for
the wardrobe of arc Price. and the same was sent her.
The lewd proceedings for the re •overT of the money whi. IL
Mr. and Mrs. Price transfemd to " My Lord." of the "Abole
of Love," have hew commenmil. awl it u saiit that by the poi•
seam.' id the body of his wife Mr. Price em enabled to claim
a handsome amount of cash without having recourse to tile
" iron hand of the law." We beer th Mrs. Price has resolved
to toothy eat peacefully remain'both her husband, that
they Ilse happily to,;etlier, ant nay he often seen taking
their ...Ili ahreed m each igher's conipany. During the
present week no one from lls rtsarlioeli establishment has
attempted to put in au appearance at Gi.istonher,and this
seems to Militate that they have nlimplished theb amiss-
yours to gather agent the lost sheep into their feld. Of
course every precaution is taken to prevent the mope of
the lady, or her capture by the Princeitaa The deem of
her residence at Olestosbury are kept locked, sad strict
watch is preserved.— Western Counties IPraid.
((-aloes TiwTOIDNIAL TO • CLERDYMANI.—The
Outbid. of Kingebridge Grammar School. South Dev.
),Ate prewtitell an eris-glees to their head muster, the Pew.
Janie, Whiteside, M.A., who has accepted an appuitilment
to the navy.
HAN DROIARTEHTIMONIAL —On Tnewlay evening,
at a meeting is the Talton Hall, Bristol, Mr. James Teary,
a well Meow. advocate of total abstinence from intoxicating
was promoted with the sum of 70.4, accompanied
by MO appropriate addrese.
THE COMIILIteIAL TRIRATT AND THE MANCHE/IT=
%WARR or Commack—During the past week en active
correspondence has been paining letween the directors or
• vetary of the Manchester 4 'l•aulleT of Commene and Mr.
Coislen, both by letter and telegram; the period having
v arrived when the practical work of elessifving "nods
and being prices for duty coder the new tariff hes been
undertaken. Mr. Colrain, writing to the secretary t 0.,..
Paris, on the 87th ult., stated that it was abeolutely notes-
airy that " some nee thoroughly sopiainted with the prices,
50.," of yarns and the various other Manchester gosh.,
should be in Pans by yesterday (Monday); adding that
••u.,t a step can be takes" in classifying those goods and
fixing their prices, " without the presence of those experts."
The examinations of the numerous witnesses before the
linperieur have been general, and for the purpose
u 'wim.; upon them recommendations; the chastfication
a.I nillixing of prices is to be the work of a joint commie-
son representing the two countries. Mr. Henry Ashworth,
.4.1,1 A of the Chamber of Commerce, who was attending
the seating of the Social Science Association at Glam.',
was .unimened thence by telegraph, and he started from
Manchester for Paris on Friday evening • and Mr. lialodni
Rem, the vice•president, who hal coach:ailed that he would
nut be needed for a few days, reivived au urgent telegram
from l'ar,s, which ruktoxl him to start on Saturday. Mr.
Row will devote Miguelf more particulnely to We yarn
questioe. Mr. John Shigg has also nee to the French
metropolis ; and Mr. Julia Pewter being detained in Scot-
land by urgent business, Mr. Cobden has telegraphed, pres-
siug strongly epee Mr. Powder the importance of his
reaching Parts by Thunday west. Mr. Richardson (Yeasts.
my and itichardwa) has started, awl will specially repro-
emit the mixed geode trade; and Mr. Steeliest (Messrs.
'trettoe, Welsh, and Galloway) was to leave Manchester
last evening, his duty being to devote sittesition to the
fustian trade.—Maedarger Guardian.
Naw RAILWAY INTO Mewritiwwww.—A meeting
mending of some of the leading merchants, manufac-
turer., +id others w.,. lately held iu Ilanchester, with the
view of promotiug a new railway between Manchester and
Wellington , by which the route between London awl Mae-
ei,esiov rbf the Wed. Midland *oil Greet Western system.,
would be shortened by about 35 miles, amid • capacious
mistral and independent mutton, which is so urgently and
emyersidly tawed, would Le provided in Manchester, near
l'ortland etreM. Also, a line from 4 nwestry, through Whit-
ebureh, is inlaid's,, which would also reduce the distance
between Manchester and Milford, rid the Manchester and
Milford Railway, by shoat 13 miles. The meeting expremed
itself strongly hi favour of these lines, as likely to confer
great leoefite en the Loudon, Ymobiritsr, Milford and in-
t. rmediele trellk, and reeilvol to g.ve them its strenuous
'tippet. An important distect now entirely destitute of
the facilities of a railway will he accommodated, and
thereby a considerable amount of local traffic will hOPOLLIZI4I.
and 111104 of the laadowneis are said to be willing to
pert with their land at a fair agricultural price, and to sub-
scribe a myth= cf the capital. The length of the line
would he fruni %whetter to Wynnizton 35 mile., sot from
war ITawestry through Whitehurelt would bsabout V nails,
inakieg a total lencsU of 77 miles. Mr. Fulton. the engineer,
estimates the owl of the misused railway between Man•
chaster and Wellington, eureka:4.e of the cost of the Man-
che/Me treminus, at 300,001.11. Moen. Linord amt ~'amtylan,
meeebeeter, and Yawn. %mho' sod Jordan, of La-
de, the solicitors, are taking the neeemery shape to enable
she geemew.rs to apply to pisrli..inent for as set in the
session, and the necessary surveys are being pro-
seeded with.

MX SWIM/ 0/ HPlittr-litt./fisti.—lt ja really
the object of medium to depewl on machinery as little as
pflealbis, fee immehisery is Dot iinl) unietelligent, it buy net
only fumbles sad 'mike mutAki,, hid it prediailes that
triumph of a modheises art, the to the. ',Mimi.
miry or suboptimal last of am el.iiiiestaoo. The " Lure
tosg,, s they an tensed, ore f.r lea semi:elf,. so 4
IMO ft.gnenty wad Lima this lateral apsitud.,, of tie
human body, whim them are shove the natural averse, or
ere earabany drrel.wed by diacipliue and education. The
bit requisite, so dubt, IN IA jail-amuse eounteasnee, ea-
Idlithig an wow of shams, or Gone detection—a mama',
or acquired liras., the paidartiois 41 which will depend of
roans upon the monk of the performer. After this, the
were( of the roeilium's power is the liesilidity of her hover
limbs. Her 1.4. must do the work of arms, and her fi
must be t.. set like hands. A.y ass who doubts
tkis potentselit of the humane frame knows nothing of it.
reletiosi to the teis.lriunsoa, ur of the lets of the iodise
juggler.. The 1na..., jugglers, as I. known to the initiated,
peeluce th.'ir most extraordinary effects by this very capa-
city. And therefore, we my, it is ao as. to coutertiniete
o it 4.• lu...liana olden Jou are provided with datable
logs sod manipulative feet sod toss (Pam • 'vat.
1134/I"TH KILNXIXIOTOX MUaltt'll. —During the wash
radio.; Hopi. 19 the visitors hare Loss as follows :—Oa
Timaday, and Milairday, free den, 8.450; 00 Moo-
ds) mad l'usaday, Imo mramimips, 4.30 as the thee/ glo-
diat.' la mission to the public 6d), 1,2511; we
stuilirate miming (Wednesday). 146: told, 11,212; hem
the upismia4 of the assn., 1,675,042.