The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-09 00:00:00

ESSEX CONSERPATISAL

At the dime: of the Blackford Arleslewd Asso-
ciation fa North Them ea Tuohy, Lori Bailie& sad
the Might Eon. Major Botsford, M.P., wore reseal.
The Cawassx (Mr. Da Oss.), fa proposing ass of the
enstossary toasts (that of "The Bishop sad Clergy"), leek
esessioa to sigmas his distpprobetloa of say scheme for the
abolition of Aura rates valets a fall stiairalent were pre•
'sided. The saw patients, is proposing " SIMONS to the
&slaty," said that he felt intrrestod fa tits well-doing
of " Coaservatisa sad Agrisaltare," in the doable saps.
sky of a laadowaer sad "sae who had haght sad bled
is the oasts if Cceserratio." By the biewlag of Provi-
&se% he said, passe had bees teetered, whisk Its hoped
woald be hating, sad the foram had est pat hk the full
of of that pianos. fell of prisms whisk as ether UMW
had followed a softiies of hostilities. He ensured the'
asailact of Lord Pahaerstaa'a governatent is mitten of
&mu& policy, sad &altered that the them was at hood for
Arenas/all sad wisteria, power is the groat Censor-
native party of Zsghad, whisk hod aluatberwl_ foe awhile.
bat the vital spirit of which was alit eadad.

The seat speaker was the Roe. Mr. Mamma, who re-
fund to the approaching retirement of Sir Jets Tyne
from the mesterei= of North Bran, sad eulogised
Major Burford, the other member, for the egasaistity
with whisk Ito had metered a most out party persesados.
Major Bsaassoare Una spoke, nyisg that, although he
had respected Led Pannone for the way to whisk ba
anted cm the war, sad eves for the Maas of the pert,
Lord Palmentoa had le nerd himself la Major Hereford's
senates by tears round sad voting is the majority
spirt thatch rat" alter having mon Una can
berme voted is Wear of chant TOM Foe him-
self, the right honouree)* sad ? major said,
"Is simperers my priasiples as a chandemsa, I ban
drawn upon myself a good deal of obloquy, sad have bees
subjected to sows psreteutioa ow snout of say detetntaed
oppositios to the mamma to aachritt:salse the legislate»
of the *retry. Chatlemes, they may pastorate me sgsia ;
they may throw obloquy sad sell me a bigot r nub as
they like; bat while I breathe sad lies I wdl vote is the
Moan of (lances against the radiant of nes to ris-
sue who will sot sokaowlsdire es enteilled Redeemer."
This &alarmists wu warmly cheered. As for agriedraral
Melaka, he was raider that if a true sad just ratan
coed be obialatel sad published messily without ptylag
into auta's pint* affairs, it would be of the greatest ad-
vestige to the cultivators oldie soil tbemnlese ; bat if, I.
ter eadesern to °heals these, we were obliged to ester
late all the private dries of a teas—iagain what capital
he embarked, what we. the animal of his stook.
what his estarne, aid what his expectations, as
iseeseigatioa Do higsidtortal, sad which would sot
be thought of with respect to say other probs.
sloe, weld hot fall to become a mat latolersble subsea*.
Now (ssatiased Major 13ensford), after what conned has
last yes; sad the swag uproars of you opiates, it is
sot unnatural for an to refer to the Collage of Meyer&
Amd the anseeity for dotes so is greatly lacreessel by what
took pros daring the last bereft of parlisment, sad by the
for teketdring this sassier by the of the joined pro.
Assisi to be a sossenatin joarael, to speak the matinees
of
the cosserestive party, sad whisk is haws to be *cad-
derably ander the gaddauee of ruse of its leaders. Traps
I partisulasly allude to is the rainier Galled the Press,
width sow sad them takes epos itself to speak to the en-
sereative party Y rather dietateniel teems; sad for
the hest fly eaceths It has pressmed to rasa'
asd email every rees who natured to oppose the
poveserost esikweeest of Melbserb. sad 111 .IiSPOOMOr
se mamma a...a, evesy attempt to &stub of alter that

endowment. It has esereiseel its inp•aelty, w►isk
le pretty oomddemble, to give to popery permanently
that advantage sashayed upon it by 81i It. Peel io 1846.
Major Bereshed went Cu to observe that the Moths' of
11117 soda, whatever Its original hem and eceetitutioa might
have born, had hessme a hostile battery by which the pro•
Want chards and constituties was wailed. The mom we
had pound the public massy into Msyaooth, the more
Mitre it had hoes is Vanishing perashers of discord. He
dinapproved of the OMIIIIISiOiS made, during the last f.w
years, to conciliate the Irish party la the Room of Commons.
We have lately bawd it aimed (initialled the night bon.
end idlest major) that our pony is getting low. Some
even go the length of laying that the waservatim party is
defame", aid that we have ao definite 'zed pritteiples open
which a party ma b. kept together. I ea not going at the
present time to eater into any etiseestios upon that psis;
bat I know that, as farm I am myself wineerned, I am ev
true a conamatlve new se I ever was in my life. Bat, I must
say, his got eatneedinary that each an opinion ehould gain
gresad, whim you Meths leaden dour party repediating so
vitals gneettes as the re peal of the esdoweasat of Maysootli.
Is mealouks, Major Bereetsiti sammeed his deep ewes of
kis respeueibility to the .I'mm' yeomen" of North Ewem
end said that he should sever hesitate to give a candid reply
to soy questioning hem them about his podded intentions ;
for if is lush s cam he refused to answer, he should deems
to be heated from the heads.% as he was at the town of
Breintres ; but he "should hel the hem word of disappro-
bation from an honest yeoman more deeply than he would
the outcry of the whole rabble of Braintree."

This 'Ostia's; so wall as tha °We panes of btu
spank ws boo 7 quoted. woo oathadostioally bailed by tin
somposy.

CASE OF M. DE MORA.

TO TIE

ilratiataat—Ailiaca; hu bean hohooral
with a reply W their arewarial to Lard Ciareedee, rspst•
tag the was of M. de which was isserted ht your
.sae. Lord eltelluree, writing from the Forel&
05.., says :—" A despatch has Jut bare rcuivid hos
her Mejesty's Charge d'Affaires at Madrid, statist that
IL dm Mors is safe at Beyouse."—l is. Ae.,

MARSHALL H. VINE, Clerieel See.
6, Serleast's4no, riseOstreet, Oat. 8.
P.S.—Stones the receipt of Lord Shelburne's reply, Dr.
Ride has rewind • fetter from M. de Mora himself, stall'',
that he la on his way to Baglud. He has, probably, by this
thee, reselsed Southampton.

LONDON OAS COMPANY.—Tao half-yearly meeting
of titio oompaay we. held yesterday at the Freesoase
Tavern ; Apogee (deputy-governor) is the chair. The
mart Matra that the total loose of the oolepasy for the
balf,ver from goo total, ask of products, Me., bad been
66.1 W. 19s. 44., the natal mosses' to 49.6121. 9e. 2d.
The sot most applleatile for dividend woo 7,4741.6.. 4d.
Of teats. it wale proposed that 4,0231. 31. thrall be
appropriated to dividend sou the Ant prefusace thane
of
1819 beteg at the rate tit 6 per emit. per asses, sad
3,4601. 170. Id. to dividend spoa the mimeses (blue) thane
of ONO. bola g 160. per sham or at the rate of 3 per seat.
per edam. It was also stated that the isoremed mite of
cols, together with the diatiolehed prise °Maned for sok.
mid other products, bad reduced the profits of the hall-
oo by 3,7004 whilst the massfaaturing so com-
pered with the orrespondieg half-yeer of 1865, seeibited
as imagewramiest of 7.6001., which was attributed to the
eltaoliass VIM Ora takes Mao la the works sad Otse-
go to maim of detail ; mid by impetration is the poi-
fyisg agonise &higher otaadard of illuminating power had
bees dleilied. Tb. elainaaa eragretulated the proprietors
oa the inroad sosdiMas of the company's affairs. The
report wee sassisiosely adoptiti, and rate of Nooks to
the dietitian and the mime" tormioatod the proseediagf
The 'Naito roadway between Duman eon and
Agar tree% West Strand, is at p.i.orat saderpoing repair
by the satire removal of the old pavement sad relaying the
toesgatioe sad resetting the none melt in cesomp.
Wseriniterth MIDET.—Tice editor of the Hull
Advertner waa tecestly is Westminster Abbey, Mies a
Motto? "was about to Wool down is private prays!" Is
"the "hand of it. Edward the Contempt, la wklith lb.
Enterers" Sr. eroreed." "No payer allowed hers,"
cried the eliewines. We (Buil Adrertises) bad the marl-
coley to [again if sun was the order of the Abbey satho-
titles, and were sinned that it wee."
0014 ACCIDENT.—Oa Monday week a party of
isatbusee were shooting at heckles, whes nefortssetely
the Ear. Mr. Meals, ef Illsktesbalt. end at a wasd44
bird la the disesties ef the En. T. Frisch, or Theseus-
tom, sad ladled the oriessu of Ms pot ia the foe sad heed
of that Iton. Ills free woo drradially Instated, seed
the blood towed ..plsssly. Mr. Crook, sows' of Hsu
list, attested lataudistsly awl dressed hie wads. Great
ffrwe naisetelwel that his syerintu might boo bees
allostedthui hennity Ilia dies sat appear is he the seer,
amid It It hew that lho we. gee beset nay, is a short
thee, ee.tip reamed te ream hie Wive moult..
—Amy Peel.

431' 0088IP.

The Boone dm &ow Arte, is alluding teithe legitimate
nesse of the exhibitio• of *cues at the Crystal Paseo.
rather amusingly pranks. its Nader. an weer to "the
question' often salted, why the French sell nth • very
small number of &terse Is Ragland t" A bream date*
of Joan of Aro, by M. Paul, bee beta provisionally greeted
in the Champs Birds& Its ultimate &Wades is the vil-
lage of Desermay. The pendeet to Alums, at
Berlin, whisk h iatended to be placed on the ether side of
the estrum to the Mnesem, le la pewees ender the head
of the sculptor Albert Wolff. It repreeeats • naked pooth
mutated is • hone, and sontending seeemsfelly what a
Ilea that has attacked him.
Preparations are making in Bt. Petenberg for the era
ties et as 'gamuts& atrium to the late Istperor Nisholes.
The site Is to be the square whisk lies between the cathedral
rhumb of Bt. beat sad the palm* of the Grand Dashes'
Maria; red it. pedestal will exhibit on its aides hsed-
nlievi four leading iaoldeste in the ridge of
the Cern. The sculptor sommissioned h the Buss Bloodt
An exhibition of *adage end other objects of ort, now
open at Amsterdam, is geld to be very remarkable.
Mr. Coypel, the oelebreted Belgian soulptor--who executed
gratuitously the statue of Vandyke ceded is the Place ds
Muds at Antwerp. and *Melt was inaseurated before the
Bing of the Belgium during the recent fetio—bas bun
asseinated a chevalier of the order of Leopold by his
Majesty, and the city of Antwerp hes made him a site pre-
',maths of plate.

Another statue bat been added eines the prorogation
of parliament to thamfalmady placed in Bt. !tapholes Hell,
namely, one to Charles Juno For, mental by ][r.
• 7r B.A.

TELEGRAPHIC EXPERIMENTS.

The following letter, describing some eel- 'Amato
connected with the pelaseled telegraphic eesssesiesoos
between New York mad Leaden, eu Neirfonadlsad, has
been handed to es for pa:
"Lead," Mabee S. Five 'Week LW
"My dew gip,—/ao the eiselaiska of the New Ydrk,
Newfonadlend, sad LOOS Telegrept Compaay, it is with
00 bighorn gretillenciem OW I have to apprise you el the
teeth of ear eapadenenes of thls arneraing epee a deals coa-
ti...us eswimelee of awn thea 2,000 miles fa 'stew, a dis-
tance yea will pareehe nesient to woes the Atlantic Oaten,
front Newhendlaad to Ireland.
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erre;g7aCiale sable at the Naps*
Tekieseb.riee le Old Basedereet. Set esetwarre Ism
so Mammas pitta mash" Wield madaseers, of .we lid(
miles sail, so es tr give MO seelbases Mettle et men
dam 2,* miles du* the hems el the sight, when the
telepapli is am maiimesialip egmbeyed, famished as the
rear et isaskshely netliag, by @Mad experimeek the
gesellia tbe presimbillm es well as theariedity of
tel•grethies threes\ me prepesed Ades*
..mis result Ml bees Mem we ems dsubt by the
disesway, more thus Pm ns Mae% et h& phemmeased
apes Wain/rises mad suyebmarim simimesse,so sad b
egamatell the Mamas of sisehishie of that
mem lelislSS Prokmat renary_ieed tbat deer-
' *heed beedgeter ef elestrisel plimemme Di. Whitehouse
—sad sae of them phrasings, es "it, the pesseptible re-
tudedest d the theirs 111•11•111114 tbresessed is perplex ear
optimises mad re pitted Weed ievestiptiea before we
scald promisee with esnaial the simmessiel practice.
Why of the Owes Telepath.
" I am meet happy tele/era yea Mato. a envois, to-
rah al a bat swiss of espelessatel lamelpeles sad le•
&wive reemakm apes this &tea, the IRS" seder
the direetisatifDr. Whiesheme sad Yr. whisk I
witnessed this saerning, in whisk the led ends sad
reeeivirt most., es modified by tare teatimes", were
sear teeseres see of my "media, instrenteate, base rest
eriehreefli MISSIIIII4 ell doubts of the partiestAlity r wdl
se pressiesility ef operetta( the telegraph from Newfound-
lead as belied.

-74147esigli We talippeplsid sigmas at the rata of 210441,
mid aseemiles W the 'east at amp time ayes of 270 per
minute spa ay eissisphle register (*high spied yea will
pinatas h it s sate ssmmetri.llf adveatasseas), thin
results were aseesspildied, sotwithsteadiss nasty disad-
Testers is es? anesessieste, of a temporary end lecel
eharseter—dheiveslspe whisk will sot mat is the wee of
ear ealseirise eel*.
. _ . .

--;.ifaving pandas whale sight with way setive sad epee
ableeaUshsrstoe,TJe Whltshosse and ldr. Bright, without
sleep, yes will mess the hurried mid heist character of this
sere, whisk I coati ass refrain frogs 'sadist; yos, shun war
this wanks. settle the esieatide sad comma-
Vpailitrelf est allsepiso satisfactorily.
' With =peat sad mom your obedient servant,
ihar.. F. B. Mosso.
" To Cyrus W. Vise-Prosideat or the
New York, Neirfosslsad, sad Lemke Tele-
graph Co play, 37, Jonsys•stmost, St. Jams.
stmt."

RAILWAY BETANBION TO DARTMOUTH.
--o.
, A publicreeethig wai hold at the Guildhall.
1 ANT ON INN CONTININTrwe recently sestiabea Daiftostb, set Needy, the Kerma is the chair; foe the
that the maul enhibitiost of Farah mists win take plan poor= of wageless the report of the committee appointed
eels peg I. the gamin of the pad, d, iudoivis till `
.litlesinthab 114101101/2, .for the purples of recommending the
.., SMOG of promoting a ant or noway to
the telloolie of tbe now Louis bo flobit•L We hr. --_„, Dar,tmeath.
is .sit
was attended by most of the
to odd Usti b 7 win of UM ZUPOIor• Oil* &alum Iwo Inaseatial pathos& Sr the neighbourhood, at well as by •
COMIONIC• ea the 16th of May sad ekes an the 15th of July lam number of Obi tradsemea and others of the tows.
The Academie dee Beau Arts at Paris has awarded the The semantics avested, is office, that they had, dam the
prises he historical pieties. The first read pries we led P•Tbao leleasdaerweselelweetl?!rdPe=tter Teoeyee„Datilateci
P1ae.,,,,,tt__,.31. Clement, Pug el Wain' Ikellieli eed Pie" tweak "with • view of aseertsinieg whetheriny Wu
__,"'"'""7.__"' o''''_.__ .Whee to N. Dellese7. papa of 11. Fiewdrie ; expensive • amid Made thin the ODO proposed la the
''''. the °moo thee grand Pero to N. Kiebol, pupil of U. year lsss. The ISMllltilmi bad now, atter mature dabbers-
Pied. This mattes of the relationship of master and Nis. dtheemMed to reamensad the Winos pripened
a 2
scholar, always fonsally made to Pianos, reminds as of the 11111461111e1e Sw by See se the eieth teUeeteeet
theme by plea village, to go under Higher
eekeele of the PIM lele of Pane*" le Itele' " "PS/61). theatre
te Maypole or to Noes, as it might be foend
deem Preeesibee the moth= is nth of a ••••111•12+ advisable, the plaes whirl there were lice fathoms of water
oak.s kia hewer ;e1 the army of the Odom, mad war at the lowest Ude. width' ire het of the shore sad which,
rs reade may be quite can that !nosh miser ell be mar white it ww•ld be • oweellotewt 'Wiwi to DaftLifolti4 would
Crated, as Is should be when tbibisks 6 the iftisoom,* semi smile halleisn ter the embarking of math, poem.
goo, essediendhe i wills. with regard to the linzbens
!coach art. A soared bream steam ef Geaerel LiI•3111% talk the esmatillee sememmeaded that there should be •
by IL lbw, will be thellOwaiell with math Editor, MAP chief Maths at a pins embed Minty, which being bat one
ant math at Lowle-Baulaisr, the *alive plum of the milt heaths tem was salideetory to its lobsbitants, as
penal. appeared by a rasintlea pawl at a public meeting held by
times as ths Ist imeest. The otnamittioe had, unfortunately,
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- • me •••••BIAR•11
went yet-besa &Men =els linen the inhabitants of Ben-
ham their sole= u to the Use from the sixth milestone
to Maypole or Noss; but from their own inspection, sad
from sash partioulan as they had been able to get, they
were fa • position to say that they believed there would
be no eagineerieg difficulties to impede its progress. As
regarded the traffic, the committee, from the investigation
they had made, were =bled to report most favourably.
The =Ma on the Torquay line for 1853 'needed 1,0001. par
mile, sad was now, the committee believed, nearly 1,6001.
Oa the proposed capital of the line now under considera-
tion, viL, 80,0001,1,0001. per mile would pay 5 per cent.
after allowing 60 per cent. for working expenses. The com-
mittee would here remark that calculating the landing of
the malls in a mouth. which now produced over 2001, the
Dartmouth line would only require 16 per cent. for the
working, while the traffic would be made up to three times
the amount, by malls, passengers, and merchandise. The
malls landed were a very important affair, and besides Mr.
Lindsay's important line of mail packets, numerous other
=eels, foreign and otherwise, would put in the nearest red
best harbour whoa beset with contrary winds in the English
Channel, and there could be little doubt that a new line of
mall =kits would be established when the natural advan-
tages whisk the harbour undoubtedly possessed had bees
praatioally demonstrated. Ode great benefit resulting to
mail paakets was that the passengers were enabled to em-
bark-lied= mails, save a tedious channel voyage, and
thee add ageolderably to the local traffic, while at the same
time, poem eimang from foreign lands to reside in Bop
=I, wen Model fa the mildest and most picturesque pail
of the =gam and would at once be induced to locate
themealvea, alter they bad gone into other parts to settle
their affairs, in a district which, far its healthiness, was not
to be excelled. The sommittee here begged to remind the
meths( of the Important fact, that the Treasury in 1861
melee= Dartmouth ea the recommendation of the commis-
=nen as the best port for landing the mails, and although
from certain ceases that recommendation was not send
upon, yet the present government had in effect confirmed
the report by the present line from the Cape to India. The
=oust by which the district would be benefited might be
'taken at the lowest estimate to be 30,0001., and considering
the numerous traders sad residents at Torqaay,
and the iscresang port of Palgoton as a water-
ing raw the gnat attraction of Dartmouth and
Its =Why, and the very large back country between
Dartmouth sad Kispbeidge, the committee could not-
, stoutly give their opinion that the number of passengers
would equal, if not exceed in ratio, those between Torquay,
Newton, Teignmoutb, and Exeter. One fast might be
=oilseed corroborative of the opinion, viz., that one of
libe two steamers plying to Dartmouth issued during the
pot yyeaar 16,000 ticket,, and the returns from the mer-
might reasoaahly be sew= to be very good.
Timm "stain that, was the flab trade. Brightest sent by nil-
way 100 tons per week, with n miles of lad-carriage, and
the cemmittee were informed that one dealer slam had paid
in the pan year 22,0001. for fish tonne's, and it is believed
eat, with the rail within ate mils of the town, this trade
would be considerably languid. Pair:ton and that =-
trite exported a large quantity of eider, and with a railway
the net would be lensed, and the facilities so increased as
to enlarge that branch of traffic. The fruit trade also would
be made to farm a oessioerable source of profit. The
Channel Isleads trolls was also considerable, and would be
brought to a greater extant into Dartmouth with the advan-
tage and facilities of a railway, while Bordeaux, Spain, sad
Portugal would Bad It the neatest and beet port for their
merchandise, and a large portion of that which at press=
west to Bristol would toms into Dartmouth, insomuch as
it would curtail the voyage and save the danger of the
lhsistai Chsanel. The export of clay about the neighbour.
bed of Newton Abbot, and the traffic, of the gotten's,
=id also result to the brrboar of Dartmouth, as ship.
is be always chartered then with advantage. Torquay
wield also be an excellent market fix agricultural prods's,
end the traffic brought by =dere from Lamina or the die-
trims between Tones end Exeter was very large indeed,
sad might well be brought with advantage Into Dartmouth
harbour, either by fastmailiag traders or by steamers of the
West of Ragland Berew Company, which shortly were shoat
to nth. The committee begged to draw public attention to
the feet that the lighthouse under the nen= of the
T,iutty Beard was in course of erection, and that thinning.
tug had already marked the ineressing prosperity of the
place. At to the capital, the sum recommended would sot
exited 80,0001., three-quarters of which must be subscribed
before the 31st of December. The committee, on the advice
of several parties well acquainted with such matter', mol-
dered that if a bona fide subscription of 20,000/. was raised,
there would be so difficulty in carer:at out the object.
A dheursies ensued, in the course of which
Mr. Moccasins stated that he bad received a letter from
a geatlentan who geld he could get a contractor who would
primed with the work provided they would show him that
sae third of the capital bad been eubsoribed.
Mr. Docent° said he understood that if 20,0001. were
subscribed, the line was safe. They had got 15,0001. Orgill,
and, therefore, would only require 6,0001. more.
Mr. Serra observed that them was cow building in Loa-
d= the largest vessel in the wr rid, being 22,000 tons
berthas. In order to give her passengen every accommo-
dation, Milford-haven or Liverpool had been spoken of es
the poet for her reception, but it now appeared that the one
wee doubtful nacho other too stormy, and the only harbour
spoken of as the ess elm could come t 3 was the harbour of
Dartmouth.

Is the end the melba for receiving the report wasearried,
sad afterwards a resolution declaring that the meeting
gratefully rentemberiog the essential assistance end co.
vibration reeelved from the Booth Dten, the Great
Western, sad the Bristol sad fleeter Railway companies cm
pest occasions, sad sensible of the important eervices they
ma now afford, wished the committee of management to
put themselves is communication with each compatible, sad
especially to make the securely working arrangements
with them."
After the appointment of a committee, and passing a vote
of flunks to the Oilman, the meeting separated.

MAILS TOR AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH MIRRIC.A.—
LIVERPOOL, WRDEIRDAY —TEE Protspaster-Oeserel has
anamineed that a mad will be made up hero to Melbourne
en the 9th init. (to-morrow), for conveyance per the ship
Africa. Letters, to be marked " per Africa" to be posted
before noon, or with late fees to 12.30 p.m. A mail will
also be made t.p on Saturday next In Madeira, Rio Ja-
neiro, and Valparaiso, for conveyance by the screw steamer
lam Letters te be posted up to 7 a.m., and with late fees
to 7.30 am., on the 11th hat.
AtINTSALIAN MAIL—The European and Australian
Company's steams'. Oneida arrived at Southampton rater-
. day. Elba is appointed to take out, on the 18th inst., the
tint Australian mail sib the Cape of Good Hope. According
to the new contract, the Simla, Captain Partite, will, it is
expected, take eat the second Australian mail by the same
route from Southampton, on the 12th proximo.
THR AUSTRALIAN MAIL BUIE. DoNALD WKAT.—
LIVIRPOOL, WRDIIRSDET.—Tbe :0)0 mail ship Donald
M'Kay, Captain Henry Werner, belonging to the Black
Sall line of Australian packets, and which sailed from the
Horny on Monday, at 2 p.m., for kleihourne, with the
Aunralien mails and passing, re, had to come to an anchor
OAS Quenstowa yesterday afternoon, in col sequence of the
death of the servos during tte pianos down channel.
Captain Warner at owe proceeded to Cork, where he en-
gaged the envies. of Doctor Harris, who will have the
medical deluge of the vessel. The owners of the Donald
11'11.7 remind a telegraphic menage from Queenstown
to-day, stating that she would be ready to sail at noon to-
day, She had 670 emigrants on board.
THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.
The royal mail screw steam-ship North American, Captain
Omega, galled this afternoon for Quebec and Montreal, with
the Cassaba mails, 337 pummels (of whom 107 an cabin
and 230 allsersp), and a fall cargo of merchandise en board.
The serowelsanwship City of Baltimore, Captain Robot%
Leila, eleaseitei this afternoon for Philadelphia, with 377
paasmagure 027cabba and 260 steerage), and a fair cargo of
merchaedise. She also carried a small mail. The United
Stacie mall steamship Atlantic, Captain Oliver Eldridge.
with tideless from New York to the 27th ult., mad the royal
mail steamer Canadian, Captain Ballantyse, from Qaalcse.
with advice. to the same date, are now due and hourly an-
ruts& The letter-bon for the anal royal mail steamer
(Arabia, Captain Stone, for Halifaa and Beaton), will dose
here at 2 pia., with late fees at 3 p.m., sad at tha loan.
step at 4 p.a. M Wu* next, the ll* inst.