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.Lla:t Night .
department of the profession they subje.ct all 1
A public dinner was given by the Chambet of Com- - -- • . .
We copy the followiog story from the Court Aorta/ r- KENT.
Wre had occastion to mention, in our yesterday's candidates fcr admission to a m.ost stringent \
We(Fhraovtes at Western (U.S.) Christian Advocate.
impression of this journal, some startling facts con- and rigorous examinatiotn, and in this they merce at Montpellier and the Society of Agriculture of
do ted with refer- the Hera.ult, on Saturday last, to Mr. B. Oliveira, MX. ; :haTtEllteorgetohethhetllahmlteEdVa. wfunliausederee M. fluckins as onsu aap A meeting of the landowners and i nhabitante of Craz a
1 4i otte the oontinent by the publi-
nected with the present struggle which is now going do well. The present sys em
ta
rty consisted of upwards of 130 pers'onPs, merchants, brook and district was held in that town on Thursday 1 ,o
on between the forces of Imperial France and the rence to the bar is, on the con raj:7', a most vicious M. Michel Chevalier, councillor of state residing, The of the late difficulties in Rochester, Mobile, which re- cati
Elißate account faslegironhaebltaltinciro
RD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 15. consider a scaeme of railway extenaion intended to gh r
BOA.
ostesinate,rest has been experienced in the The Qu.een hacs beenl ptle
tribes of the wild and belligerent Kabyles, and we one, for practically it amounts to an suited in the tarring of the Rev. W. Sellers, and the print? at The Rieht Honourable the Lords of the Comm tte
i eof the Weald of ,Kent direct railway communication wi th
th
absolute denial Pa
'beral sense to e mem- . proprietors, and public functionaries of that part of in
dll s read itself throughout - a •
are now led to suppose that a fuller account of of legal education in any li shooting of Benj olland an aed and beloved culation only, has gra ua yei •vy Council for Trade an an a ions .
dPI tt• have received, ~ • Th
h rofession. If , France, who appeared to be actuated by a strong desire on of the brochure of the Princess cle S., which, Casede Tthowa
uppfororvteheouf
oMiter.dlaStaantieesl
ene metropolis. e resolutionaproposed were adopts d.
these people and their primitive institutions may bers of the superior branch of t. e. p amin
HTli ' thg b d 1 d the aristocratic and religious-coteries of Europe. It is
member of our Church. . e accoun as een e aye of America.
d first in s all numbers, and for private cir-
the young Princess Eleanore de f a despatch from her Majesty s Charge d Affaires
not be uninteresting to our readers. h' h •
the bar would retain their superiority, w ic is.n.ow to promote cenamercial intercourse between France a,ud
! Great Britain till this time by the severe sickness of Brother Sellers, the now exactly a year since ~ o . STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON.
an only be by raising i ~ • . , th and beauty, a young wtte, h N Ft G vernment has
Naples, reporting that t e eapo ian o
According to the latest French authorities on rather nominal than real, it c Atter the banquet, the uHAIRMAN gave " The Queen consequence mainly of his inhuman treatment.-ED. S., in the prime of her you
er family •
Pthrriough the Secretary of State for, Foreign Affairs,
.a copayt
A branch of this line extending from West Auckland
Algeria, th:Kabyles are stated to be a race of very their standar w wll lof England," and Mr. OLIVEIRA. proposed " The E --
- b d Bt h h e ed in the iedirect trade to the west end of ths, tunnel near Shildon lute just he en
ore enlightened lawyers than at
dof qualification. Again, if e o Id '
112" " Brother Conklin-At your solicitation I herein de Sin Paris and was une miuions, nis s wiping eneag
lattuttsiblnilhatreiil m7h b.eloved, by h . , island a decree, by whtch, throughout the Neapolitan do-
remarkable people, inhabiting the immense range have a race of m peror of the French " will be placed upon the footing of national vessels. opened.
t Fn. this result by training a •
of the greater and lesser Atlas, governed by power- present, we can ts.nly at ai b
fll k 1 d The health of their distinguished visitor, Mr. acl'iledr:ducigelZ
statement of facts connected with the recent mob in monument, be Lechene, reco g
rdin her age, her lineage,
transmit to you, for the benefit of your readers, a plain with great pomp at Pere La Chaise, where a splendid
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 15. ____
ful and elective chiefs, with a form of government the students in higher branc es o ega now e ge, Oliveira," was then proposed in connexion with the and virtues, has just been put up by her disoonsolate The Rio RAILWAY TIi•A.FFIO RETURNS.
b taking care that they have course he had u ' ' - Rochester as they came under my own observation. e Secretary of
at ouce patriarchal and administrative ; that their and,. what is 11:Wye p rsued in the British arliement high position held by the Prin• and Plantations have received, thfroaughesthatoh
from
her ,
'deYaree of proficiency before they Mr. OLIVEIRA, M.P , i 1 • P h • 'el " I had appointed Saturday, June 14, to commence a husbacd. In spite of the IiONDON AND SOUTH-EASTERie RAILWAY.-Traffi, 3 re-
laws and regulations aro universally respected attained a certain e. n rote ying to t e toast, sat ,- •eht Hon. the Lords of the Committee for Trade
P f Ton- turn for the week ending Sept. 13, 18+56 225,023 le3 6
amon he various tribes which profess the Mahe- are admitted to pra .
gst t , . -1
Th tl d' I . h If •
ctise at al . e more le is- am a ware tatt Is reception and the flattering ex- 1• • 0W d d or come the observed of all observers, there has always e e_ , losme co o a new
e. ereiesty's Consul at Panama, enc e py k last ear
Corresponding wee y
medan faith, and that they possess an organisation courageme f h niors the more the patrona
nt ote se , ge pressions used by your president, are not due to me d ssist m
ra ministers to come an a
.. e. n e nes ay . ntl wised by the Government of New
series of meetings in Rochester, and had written to seve- cess, and from her great wealth and beauty having be, State for Foreign Affairs, a copy o . d
d• r feeling of mystery in the public nage seen' . e e
f e:hichYthPe following are extracts :- --
the more the absorbing interest of after-
due to the great principles which we hold in corn-
personally, nor to any merit that I possess ; they are Thursday prehious a pro Slave. y man named Sims wee isted an extraor ina y Decrease in 1856
equal to, if not as powerful as, that of the Arabs attorneys,
mon. These principles are commercial progress, free Article 3d. .
1 '"he tonnage dues, port dues,pilotage, and
ull in the other direction, the more kilelchainse insuldnden determination, taken immediately after the event, tess ame in all the ports of the Repablic, LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWA .7.-
in the early days of Abd-el-Kader and the other practice, y Simshttempted to drive im f m home o , m. vi --es shall be tu. 8
shot by a li ree-Soil mhhn (roone
hH6 ardosty)r, b • d with regard to the circumstances of her death. The Granada, c. -
chiefs of African celebrity. Their institutionsi, careful slTpUldiPeVe be to instil a few more liberal ' law of retiring to a convent, greatly in• • -Bit f..: f '8 of the Isthmus of Panama, Car- Traffic return for the week ending Sep t. 13,
ncluding the ree pore 219,697 la 11
h • 1 f I d•
ements into t e mins sot ie stu ents while yet trade, and international friendship between France and Is arrived in Rochegter on Thursday, about 12 o clock. by her mother-in- ,
ithowena, Checo, Buenaventetra, and Tumaco, and the fol- 1856 .
however, somewhat differ from those adopted by el E 1 d F • •
the-e two great countries to be in hostility one to the
ng an .or centuries it has been the; misfortune of am hlet (iSsued to the world Corresponding week last year
d 1 isure serve to such an end. The acorn Storok's store by a committee of three individuals, who affair ; and now this p p
o.on after my arrival I was waited upon in Brother creased the doubt and wonder spread around the whole
lowieg sums shall be collected : : .
the Arabs, which are essentially federal, whilst the time an e
row into an oak but ak n er t ' of one of the greatest names of any
said they were authorised by the citizens of Rochester with the sanction , . Total of the half-year to this date, 1855 195,428 4-: 10
Kabyles have institutions based on equality and sown rnialeeT g , o ev ye other, and their history abounds in examples of the gal- ve o taking the black veil, Grenadian ton for her capacity.
elective representation. Every village in the grew w re acorn was not sown. The great ground, lantr and valour which the h •
y ave displayed in war. A and vicinity to inform me not to preach again in leeches- country, from one on the e . t .-Traffic res
Ist. Every vessel under 100 tons ehall pay 40 cents per Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 206,392 Ot 3
...LASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
wle• h. th •t f l'b 11 g 1 Yhab n i ter, and endeavoured by threatening to extort a promise and who expresses the sam
ntow are riva Si
.on y in. the art! of peace, the
Kabyli, and in the oasis of the Sahara, has its thden, stiponf
tibc b e nbecelssi
by or
ta
dii era t
teeaat ntreiweseurfauurss ee nauguralted iin our time. These coon- e herefr f r belief in the for the first 101 tons, and 2ecents for the balance over and turnSfor the week ending Sept. 18, 1856 , 26,999 32 3
from me to that effect, declaring at the same time that of her deathbed, e awe of this position as that 2d. Every vessel exceedine 100 tons shall pay 40 cents re
6,109 9 3
djemma, or municipal council, for the a,dministrFt- e uca ion or e ar s ou d e res e . sno h and
ad" 'alatthe woroldni) Le to fill us above the said 100 tons. Vorresponding week last year
tion of its commune-a chief named by the said under the present system we have failed to n
fi d skill of nu actures,f the discoveries of science, and the this North Methodist preaching would not be tolerated wrenge statements ma ein 2890 a 0
social admvaa longer in the oounty. I asked them for a few names of with a deeper amazemdeint which a vessel touches, proceeding from foreign countitee, ; Increase in 1856 ..
council receiving the name of Amin, and having eminent practitioners, but that for the future we
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d. f ncem.ent o the people. And wh.en at length German th nati e lan•-
for the period of three months the executive power requi
're more extensive views a more intimate the In o war is heard, we are found united in arms, the citizens who had given them this authority • they The pamphlet is printe n
t, e _ v _ h
had no names to give. I have better friends in Rechee- guag.
eof the writer, who, as mo her-In-law of t e .
vessels proceeding from one port to another in the Remise , re
than we can well bear 3d. Tonnage dues shall only be paid at the first port at
lic shall not pay tonnage dues. ~REAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.-Traffie return for -.the ,
week ending Sept. 14, 1856 2885 0, SP
brute rorce and unjust aegression. The war 4ain:t Rue-
formine an invincible barrier of law and ri ht gainst of the wondrous story it cent ' d
ains, eclares 4th War vessels of the country, or friendly relations
over the tribe. He is obliged to consult his knowledge of first principles, :greater familiairlity ter. I then asked them if they claimed to be American Itherotihne
djemma on the most trifling affairs, and is, more- with other systems of law, from the men to wom citizens. They said I was a fool, and had better pro- it. h 1 .
be in fulfilment of the Vow made to her son's
sia just terminated has shown the world what the union made public. The whole life of the the ports of the Republic, shall not pay tonnage dues. Country Markets.
over, compelled to take the advice of the marabout, we may have to intrust the defence of our proper-
mated by a generous and disinterested resolution to sup-
of these two great countries can accomplish when ani- Princess is here set forth. A child of immense sth. The Executive may exempt from tonnage dues and
or chief priest of the district, on all matters of ties or our lives. Under thilipresent system we mise not to preach again in
.Rochester. I told. them I wife ts. at i is now
would not make that promise; that I was guilty of no yowl& and tr•ansports assimilated to them, which may touch at
That is a -dilation and power, left at an early age an orphan permit to coast, sail or steam vessels that agree to convey se -
importance-an immediate deposition being the may get on, but we want tordo better. crime had violated no law, and would obey God rather im 6
Fees tile auto telling ambition of a fore;gn power. The the ' I LIVERPOOL-Seer. 16.
inevitable consequence of bad administration, the reason for a superior legal education. retirement of our armies and fleets from the territory and MCC tis as may be entrustedrto them. Those
whilst a longtenure of office is the reveard of talents After all, why should the bar be an exception to waters of our ally, without our retaining one inch of ter- clainmendlena; American citizens, by gvirtue of theirgoitizen- boundless wealth, finding herself suddenly transported correspond
asked them what ri hts or privile es they with the consciousneess of beauty an'd the command of the mails between ports of the Republic and carry such
ship h •tothA ' • • At to her guardian's old castle in the Hartz, was not likely by millers, dealers, and merchants who do not often fro.
and courage. He likewise receives a fixed sti- the ordinary rule of professions ? Attorneys are ntory, has proved to all nations the noble sentiments ,t at were superior oer mencan mazens. hard dollars of the country. .
pend, and is thus restrained from the temptations examined ; physicians are examined, so are sur- which dictated our alliaiece. An alliance which has this remark, without giving me an answer, they left the to enjoy either content or happiness ; and here heir In wheat the transactions were im-
that do not agrgato this shall pay tonnage dues, cash in, Our corn exchange this morning was largely attended
6th. Vessels arriving in ballast, or which load in New quent this market.
sovereigns into such friendship must endure. Your great • fsF 'da last making the week's advance 4d,
of exaction or oppression. The poor are the geons ; clergymen are examined-so are the Engi- brought the two peoples into such amity and the two stop me, that, after repeated efforts at .honie education, it was
chartered. to bring emigrants to the Republic, when the treme prices o
l.n.
Emperor has visited Eneland and was received with a same •as •
store, muttering that force Would the used in order to temper and disposition grew so wild and untractab e
especial objects of his protection and assist- neers and Artillery-and even the youths who "I h d P toral visiting to do in the country, deemed advisable to s Frour Was corres ondingly dearer. Ina
Gnuramnbaodrao,
fshsaaralleneoxteepeadyfitfotnyn.age dues, neither shall those portapt for con urception and for holding over, at the ex-
to 6d per bushe P
ance ; they are supported from the coffers of the present themselves as candidates for employment WAR DEPARTMENT, PALL-MALL, SEPT. 16. dian corn was not so much 'sought after aa of late, but tho
tribe, which are furnished by the fines and imposts iu the public offices can only be appointed enthusiam b our Que ' d people. Our good and and, after attending to that important duty, on Saturda,y and discipline by seclnsion_ in a h
end her
ot :leen:rain:it =ter
Royal Artillery-Second Captain and Brevet-Major . Nhl an e mado
' prices improved 6d to ls per qr. ooter c i g
amiable soveYreign in le: an
morning I started for Rochester for the purpose uotations, but the general character of the trade Wall ,
'Which may be levied by the djemma. This little after a most severe competitive examination. turn, came to France and -
1. tng my meeting at the time appointed. As we rood • to the Court of W. it was thought the best opportunity Edgar Grantham Bredin, from the Supernumerary List,
lOUs grandeur given in her honour, whilst the Emmarervoe
witnessed at Par'ist and Varsaillee fetes of ' ehilld- guardian being appointed am assador to Paris from
ilia' qlth
bank has not inappropriately been termed the Why should barristers constitute the sole ex- I ' the 'child beneath the surveillance of the to be Second Captain, vice Seymour. retired upon half- ea y. ,
town we observed groupa of men collected at the cor- for p.acring --
" Reserve de Dieu. 'lt is principally in the tribe ception to a rule which would eeem to be ners of the streets, engaged in conversation. ceur, in eue e LEEDS-Smer. 16. •
asle from the
and the people of France expressed the truth and sPincer- • habits of obedience tain; Second Captain George Malcolm P. y., , .
or institution of the Zaouias that the charitable dictated by the most ordinary inspirations of COM- citement appeared to be
igeneral. I rode through the where she could be better trained to r erary List, to be Second Captain, vice Bruce , We are moderately supplied with wheat, and the new on
rity of their regard, in every way worthy of the occa •
sion. • The ex- supeno ot the Sacre C •th R d Varennes, pay ; Second Captain Edward Jackson Bruce to be Adju.
from
Supetnnmaster Thomas Hendley to be Quartermaster and offer sells readily at an advance of 2s to 3.8 per •titr. ,
and hospitable character of these wild people may mon Sense ? 111 their case there is also an especial Above all these proofs of international sympathy, We and gßrother Hell nd h ' P P with me, totel• y aboitive. Three unsuccessful efforts at escape were Quer e
villa eto Brother Strock s stable to ut u my horse, than elsewhere. But, alas ! this firet experiment proved
be witnessed, and it in consequence plays an im- reason which would Nem to necessitate the esta- have eeen the medals of Queen Victoria worn by the w o was in comphny
went immediatel a ' '
y into Brother Strock s store. I folio vved by a decided attempt to set fire to the furniture
ViCc.:l4B'tlo be Quartermaster, vice Hendley. men ,
t which checks the sale. Barley sells at a bout the
portant part in the formation of the character of blishment of a sufficient examination. No doubt, uddiers of France, and many a British officer and private k Beans and other articles witbtout say
came into the store in 10 or 15 minutes, and found of her room where she was confined ; and the governess, warinry of Stores ; Quartermaster-Serjeant Richard the rates of Friday ; fine old is held for a similar improve-
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards - Captain and rates of last wee .
the Kabyles, and is the true bond of union of the in the case of the ordinary barrister who intends soldier Can boast the proud distinction of having on his several of my Rochester (friends and some from the fearful of the effort of such example on other pupils, Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel. the Hon. Robert alteration in yalue.f ,
several tribes. to follow his profession as a serious calling, if he breast the Legion of Honour. Gentlemen, the time for be Major without purchase, vice Thornton, who Ayerage price oe, rain.-Wheat 70s 9d ; barley, 53s
ar has assed awa • a trea f
Being a religious institution it performs three breaks down as a practitioner, there is an end of
.wi„. lt). s f y , ty o peace has settled all country who had come to attend the meeting. Old and weary of her task of taming this wild, vehement
re of
Brother Holland (a sainted martyr now) was standing spirit, reluctantly restored the young lady to thea canow re irte . , 4 2d '
t• s • Lieutenant and Captain John Francis Cost to be 5d ; oats, 30s 2d ; beaas, 7s ;Pe ,
as 475. Od. -
Principal functions of the state-viz., prayer, him. He has been weighed in the balance and fle 'is
taitcleuessisiothn or lilt we took up arms ; but we remain near the front door. One of the leaders, with several her guardian. The position of the latter
hh d an nd Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Bruce.
charity, and public instruction. It is divided into found wanting. We are, however, probably under- tel:.tts.t
speface-we are the de• others of the mob, were standing near Brother Holland become most difficult. To have heirs inhtilsie .el e was CagthiFoaot-Assistant-Surgeon Henry Vereker Bindon to HULT,-Sorr. 16.
fenders of thlegilarhts andnlib Ueson, abe Surgeon, vice Pieta deceased ; Assistant• Surgeon We had a fair show of new wheat to-day, but hrordleywo
four distinct divisions. The fraternity of the first stating the case when we say that there is some- we must use ogur great powleersnanwdeaokoer sotiaiteldanred: and myself, having in their hands a tate nthuember otf impothssible, als
oPidrienrcethLaheotnhedreefra,o,
tor Enlenanyore, re- Thomas Harvey from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon,
Bruce to , .
are devoted to the improvement of agriculture. thing like 60 per cent. of nominal barristers who sources in the promotion of measures thrant wimll extend Of e ThVeestern C.thristian Advocate.,
tcontoaninisnigaver
irheptohre ythodued
wsictharcheimy
The second and. third to the formation of schools never intended faom the first to follow the profes- and to throw the pair toYgether at that v
ice
BintIONS SIGNED BY LORDS LIEUTENANT. dition, but nattaillariv: d et
t 121111'noreiga held very firer, and
the enjoyments and cemforts of the people of the world. cGeneralnC
Tun (el let loinniuti el!
and " hotellerie!,." and the last to the arrangement sion as a means of livelihood, and of these pro- ow that mlter was early age would have been considered by continental de-
CTuMnity of Lincoln-Sir Charles Robert Tempest, Bart., and the
sample of old-the former was gdestilreoiltsmatenracite,
upoon
tfehtech'evnsgetoPBs more wmoeney. Barley a slow sale,
Manufacturing and agricultural industry have much to
bably 40 per cent. who are constantly on the watch do in this great question. We are met to-day to discuss
of the priestly office. ad' usted, but all to no po e We were Abolitionists corum quite out of the question. So a conseil de fcimille and Valentine DudleY Efenrw Cary
.Elwes, Esq., to be malting qualitiee 2s to 3s lovrer. Oats very scarce, ond ia
still, and I must PromisePrillOt t fo3p;reach, or else be mobbed. was held, and it was resolved to send the culprit, how no Deputy Lieutenants. goo taws
The religious ediaces are, for the most part, both for situations which can only be given to barristers and to exemplify how they mutually depend upon each I said I would not do it. About this time the mob began longer a mere child, but a fine, high-spirited girl of 15, . Royal South Lincoln Militia-William
_Grinfield Ostler' money on fair qualities, and cakes are 5s dearert.
a_lezura
plain and simple, consisting of a little kowba or of a certain standing. Now, if these gentlemen are other, and how both may be advanced to the great hap- to collect in front of the door. I suppose there were from to Eugland, to complete her education, with the hope Gent., to be Ensign, vihe Drewo, peoorinotectlii
l.t_a . cakes scrambled for, and bouglgt on arrival a b
chapel, in the interior of which the ashes of the never examined on admission, and if in their case piness of mankind. Gentlemen, since my visit to Mont- 75 to 109 of them-some from Platte county, some from that the conviction of being thus alone in a foreign Ist or Western Regiment f
.N f ii i -Ensign d demand. Beans ls dearer. Linseed obtains 2s .mose
prices, without even a sample being seen.
most holy of the various tribes are deposited. the test of employment and success is never ap-
of this greht wine district of France, the goodness of the
pellihr I have witnessed the inexhaustible productiveness 0 0 l 0. 0.
eiets.tpraroddencatudanocli
oiutsreicootinmoamtiocal
.price. In the
Each Zaouias, or district priest, is held in especial plied, we should like to know what guarantee we By nehanan, some from Savannah, and others from the country, dependent on her good behaviour to insure Fre.deric_k. Thomae Tegart to be Lieutenant, vice Lawrence,
icinity of Rochester. Some were armed with revolvers, the kindness of those about her, might have the resigned
goanhashetyhfoffr.
veneration, for his charity and holiness, by the have of their competence at all. - laced .----, Ditto white
the use of this wholesome article for the people of En others had knives and club bde others had picked up desired effect. The young lady was accordingly p
s, et NOTICE TO MARINERS. Dantzic and Konigs- • 5
Diteo Petersburgh _ 48 t
inhabitants of his valley. He conductsthe various On all thsse grounds, then, we trust the heads t alliance, Idemand stones ill the streets. One fellow cried out if he had me at —, at Hammersmith, and for a time the hoped- 72 to 79 Ditto Riga and Arch-
land. The onl im ediment is our high duty, wrch fogr- -UNITED STATES OF AMEEICA. Wheat, English, red 6760 too 774stesasse,egred, ymaanut bsleaca.k.. i-4 to
.1 --it
berg
prayers and processions during the dry season, when of the legal profession will be induced to recon- 42 ta 46 •
out of the store he would soon kill me. At that remark for change seemed to have taken place in her temper. angel ..,
Heaven is supplicated for refreshing. showers ;he eider the present system. Let the absurd 'and idle one fellow got me by the arm, and drew me to the door. But, after a while,it appears that the bursts!) .
f violence to The Lighthouse Board of the Uaited States has issued pomeranianandHam-
-68 to 72 Ditto leSonigsberg and
many of the wiynes Pou have sho the following notices :- burgh
qua . W.:,
.200 the fits of depression which sue- Memel
Three others then came to his assistance, and seizing. which she gave way, and Red Light at the Narrows, Boston Flarboar. Danish,Holstein, and
tends the sick and needy, to whom he extends the test of attendance upon a few lectures be abolished, per cent. on their vYttlue. This is inn Me is
e
effect a prolubition, Per Ton.
hold of eaoh arm and leg, they carried me to the middle ceeded, became so alarming as to cause serious fears for
A fixed rol light was exhibited on the night of the let Friesland 6O to 65
hand of charity, and exercises his primitive art of and in place of it let every gentleman who may and it must not continue. You know thatl have devoted f the street where th y halted -raving cursing and her health. Letter after letter was despatched to her 10s to 9115 s a
1850 (in conformity to previous notice), from the Russian and Odessa 55 to 62iLins.c., /full 9/ e, eee
healing, whilst he tends his advice in the rearing of present himself as a candidate for the bar be sub- myself to this interesting question in En 1 d d I *3
1• • ' e- ' ' • ' - . dhlfbin to be Aueust
gan, an y ling like a body of !savages who had rescued a prisoner. guardian from the young la y erse , egg g ScrSW pile lighthouse erected on the Spit abreast the Nar Oats, English
children, and offers prayers for the sterile female jected to a serious examination. It would be a feel the strongest confidence that I shall succeed, but I -e"
While t • -'• B h H • f dl•h t th Imate of Eng- 28 to 30'Ditto inf. for. 0/ 014 ea to 11 u_e_.
or the needy lover. great mistake to overdo this, and to frighten away must have your support. You must endeaeour to assist his was transpiring rot er olland was taken into avour, ec aring tae c i rows Boston Harbour. Ditto Danish
' hexagonal building, painted a dark brown Ditto Friesland
shot ; the ball striking him on the chin, passing through land was weighing her to the earth, and the discipline The house is a
Sidi Ali Taleh was considered the most renowned the candidates for admission to the bar with too me bY obtaining for the French people the use of many and breaking his neck. He expired in about 30 minutes. of Hammersmith breaking her heart. For Bonn time oolour ;is elevated on seven iron p ,
iles and surmounted Ditto Russian 27 to 29 Rape cakes -s Od. to 135sed
of these Zaouias, and manymiradeshave been attri- formidable a Programme. We ask for nothing articles of manufacture which we can supply cheap and Barley, malting
Os
I afterwards understood that Brother Strock was shot the guardian, acting With the prudence he judged with an iron la_netsg..rone.d
as a
buted to his holy intercession. He was supposed more than that degree of knowledge which any good. Let us unite together to carry out real free trade The light.i d i guide for clearing the Spit, h
-3' Ditto grinding 36 to 40 Ditto foreign ...... 00s th w
also, the ball cutting all his clothing and grazing the necessary, suffered those complaints and supplications
sth' h th in ship channel, and is illu- Beans
a .1 between the two countrie T h
tO have received a wonderful rod from the prophet young man of ordinary capacity, who had devosee
.._ci . s. - -aye a very good cause skin on his side. They also shot at Brother Beattie and to go on ; but at length, moved by one of the lettere, vessels passing roug ema
6th order, elevated 35 Ditto fo:eign
Mahomet, with which he could destroy his enemies two or three hours a day for three years of his life '
t r smteacl" friends, but I have also a great many in- missed him, and he then knocked two or three of them more heart-rending than the others, he allovhed his anger minated by a. lens apparatus of the
feet above high water mark. Peas, white and yel. 40 to 421 Flour, per brh ..... .4
'156. 385.
no matter at what distance: This rod is said to be to the study of law with the proper collateral read- e e
tooopponents. Sir Robert Peel, a few years down, and escaped at the back door. These noble bre- to be melted, and determined on fetching his ward from This light in range with Long Island Head Light will 111!,,...........••••••••••••.m5.....•
still religiously preserved, and its marvellous pro- ing, might fairly be supposed to have attained. k the duties off some hundred forei n
g thren stood with me in the battle till they were driven the place, whera she declared, in the s .
trong language take a vessel clear of the Harding's.
aagicles, and redu
perties are chronicled throughout the various tribee The question of an examination of a superior cha- ced the duty upon many others. Mr. from their posts. she was wont to use, she was ' damaging both soul From Point Alderton Buoy this light is in range with COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTEIIDAY.
Gladstone continued i • d Mead Light and they bear W.N.W. aW. _.
of the Kabyli. racter for more ambitious students, and the re- clear to me, 1h f
n the same course, and it is quite " While in the street the mob held a consultation over and body, and hurrying both to everlasting perdi- Long Islan . ,
b• 1 f
k vessel, by the uoy, in 9 eet ms
A terdam .....• ...... 11 16 'lGibraltar ••..•• •• •• ''' 29, 60
Many travellers who have wandered into the wards which might be appropriate in such cases, not on yt at urther reductions must take me as to the nature of the punishment I should receive tam.' The Prince de S. arrived at Hammersmith This course witl ta e a
place, but that the dut •
y upon wines wfiielcli ritiointohoef
it! from them, as the embodiment of civil power, and the one Sunday morning. He ha re ,
d turned no answer to the water at low tide. Large vessels, in entering, should bring
aotterdara .• .......... 1 1 late Genoa ..... ... ••a a •• ee _
mduntam fastnesses of Algeria have received the should be considered quite apart from the mini- first. I have no reason to be dissatis cl Head Light open to the northward of the gnome, 25 35 , Milan .........„. ••.. e
Self-COnstituted guardians of societY for thlis attempting last letter despatched by his ward, andshe was, therefore, Long Islan ••••••••••••••
Ditto, three months .. 11 18U Leghorn .............4-0:84.6 '
unsolicited hospitality of these Zaouias, as no true mum of knowledge to be required of all. With the gress I have made. Although I have all my life studied Spit Lig.hotgow
_no. Brussels .• •• •• - - .... 25 35 j Venice...• •• ••••...• .- •
44W
follower of the order is allowed to commence his example of our Universities before their eyes, the and examined everything connected with wines it is onl to preach Jesus and the resurrection under the banner of not aware of his intention Of arriving. The lady•commis- i magnetic bearings are given from this hameargh .• a- a .... 13 7% Naples •• .• ......... ....
___,,
3' freedom. Some said, ' Cut his throat ;' others, sioned to be bearer of the news reported to have found „ Tr... 1.. 11
False gieit Buoy, E.S.E. *E. ; Point Alderton &Rona ...... • • ........ - \ Palermo •••• ...... •• h m;z,
England as a question in political economy. Well, gen-
own repast without' first being assured. that the heads of the legal profession can scarcely go wrong a few years since I have brought it before the public in , &alp hiM '' others, 'Shoot him in the head.' At last her on her knees alone in her own room praying, witlh a trg
Buoy, E.S.E. *E. ; North Centurion Buoy, S.E. a S. ; Paris ...• •• • • .........• 25 35 mccsina
.... 52%
wants of his hungry and tired brethren of the upon such a point.-Times. Ditto, three months .. 25 67% , Lisbon
Long Island Head Light, W.N.W. *W. ; Mix's Mate magselue,
,„ __a.... 25 70 Oporto ................ 52%
huriaan race are satisfied. This hospitality is even take in tbe subject. In the House of Commona I have
tlemen, see what an interest the English people alread the conchicled to tar me. The then carried me most fearful expression of countenance, and, on being
.......--...-• Y acroyss the street, between anothery store and ware- informed of her guardian's arrival, she had uttered
Lhtvfejitilfiunomrli 71nizveu Beacon, N.Nlr• iW• Bourdeaux .. • • .... •• .. - Rio Janeiro ..... .• • ....
....
accorded to animals. f erankfort-on-efaine •• .• ileX Buenos Ayres... . .• h
F e B Ils on Mount Desert and Matinicus Rocks, Ooast o
:The schools which are presided over by these HEALTH OF LONDON DURING ZEE
WEEK. ul assist ni c ut 1,250 gentlem
tfhe suppoart :fo;bace 1310 members. d with her (la e
house, to a tar barrel which was sunk in the ground, a most unearthly shriek, and rushed down the stairs lite
Maine. Berlin ................ - New York,6o days' sight --
Vienna.......... • • .... 10 26 Philadelphia ••.••• • • • • ,--
he:tsaeck to Paris
Zaonias are open to all the children of the followers Ztltrwellwrlengebyacotottlltiecdonassitable one possessed. The grou.aurtdin W.a:olnt p
weiehin 1 500 ounds, has been placed on
the progress and improve 7,d n ng :. A fog bell, eg , le Tries
to ................ 10 28 Fames or memo, rex oz..
of the Prophet, and religions instruction, as well as ....m............••••• over Eng and, and every dae I find an increase in the manner in which the tar should be applied. Some said, triumphantly, as a specimen of the good training of the Mount Desert Rock, near the lighthous .
e The bell is Petersearg ........„ „ eew Foreign Gold in Bars I 3 17 IP
athletic exercises, comprise the curriculum of in- ( From the Report of the Registrar-General.) d h't nd
number of my supporters. Your distinguished towns- ' Put him in head foremost g others were for strip- ladies of Hammersmith. There was, indeed, no token of placed on an open frame structure, painto _ we LI
man, Mr. Westphal, who came to London last July, will ping me. One fellow swore theY could net agree, and the old indomitable spirit left within her. She was silent brown, and is about 50 feet above the level of th alt rddizzld "•••••••••••••••••• •-•-7- 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 n
Nee Mexican Dollars .... 0 5 (1)
struction. Such are some of the laws and institu- b t ven iimes Baarcel*Z; s• .• -•• a .. - New Dollars ...... 00_ .
The deaths registered in London, which in the previa
. have told you of the number and high character of the he would shoot me. He aimed a revolver at mY head, and subdued, submissive te all, and only urgent in is worked by machinery, and strikes aou se Beeves. a a ...... -a - Silver in bars ...... 00 v
tions of the Yabyles, who may be considered as the egs week were 1,100, were iu the week that ended last gentlemen whom he met at the banquet ae the Crystal but another wrested it from him, exclaiming, 'Don't her supplications never to be left alone in the dark. She in one minute.
primitive inhabitants of Algeria, speaking a lan- A bell of the same weight has been placed on Matini. - ' - ww-hw—eess-----
Saturday 1,087. In tete 10 corresponding weeks of the Palace, and devoted to this cause. I beg leave on this shoot him; we will give him what we think he deserves.' to whom religioie had hitherto been a subject of derision
guage of their own, totally different from that of 3,c0r0 1846-55 the average number of deaths was 1,355, occasion to thankdhim for his able and eloquent assist- At last they concluded to do the work without stripping changed suddenly to practices of the most exaggerated us Rock, a a f ame precisel like that of the Mount De- ... . .
L 0.4. k SHARE MARE-STA •
the Arabs, and having their origin, as it is slow and the average rate of mortality of that period would ri-t-saglV:ieir ,igentledmen, the district ot the Heranit mee After teearching nefe to see whether I wag armed or piety, but always persisted in maintaining that it was °sort Rock Bell. r This bell sakes ten times in one minute. •, p .
.. ,
supposed, from the Sabeian tribe, which came to produce in the present increaeed population nearly 1,500 n sen ing so able a represent.ative. not, and finding I had rico arms concealed about my per- useless to lay any plans for her welfare, tor that she, Both of these bells will be sounded hereafter in thick , --: ----owe--
Early this vveather. . LIVERPOOL, sun. 16.
settle in Barbary with King Melek Africus. Their deaths ;if tbe deaths caused bycholera at the two periods year, gentlemen, I accepted an invitation to son they commenced putting on the tar with a broad should die before she was 21 1 ' All a mother could do, By command of their lordships.
the Potteries of Staffo d h•
pride has ever been that of freedom, and their un- in which it prevailed be withdrawn from the calculation, r s ire, and there I met 20,000 paddle After completely saturating my hair, they gave says the Princess, in the extraordinary brochure which JOHN WASHINOTON, Hydrographer. STOOK EXOHANGE.--Tlee transactions in every descrir
intelligent persons who all declared b the resolutions - . ' • dicate this Hydrographic Office, Admirelty, London, tion of atnek were active to•day, and prices were at
conquerable bravery has been the means by which it will appear that the health of London, as measured by my eyes, ears, face, and neck each a plastering. I had discloses the story, ' was dune by me to era
which they passed that they wanted chit wine i 'E September, 1856. an advance. Blackburn, 7i -North Eastern, 13erwick,
they have so vigorously defied the arms of various the mortality, is now as good as is usual in September. a . ng' on a black coat, satin vest, and black cloth pants. They idea from the mind of our beloved Eleanore, but the an-
land. Gentlemen, those manufactur pf
h. t. ff ts the following Admiralty charts ; -
Tis no ice aec . DZ. IGs. 3da-Dutch Rhenish, 2 prem.-South Eastern.
foreign nations which have been brought to bear Diarrheea, which had decreased constantly during 3 formed a society ers o pottery have tarred my cravat, my Shirt bosom, and my clothes, down swers she always made were so full of terrible meaning 95 I c.-Midlands.
No. 263, North •Amerioa, East Coast ; alio Lighthouse 214, e--Lancashire and Ycirkshire, I.
i_26._ .
upon them. So great is their knowledge of the previous weeks, shows a further decrease, theugh of no of 2,000 members, and they are our to my feet. They then let me up that they filled my soul with such deep alarm that I dared e. ~ 77i a-London and. North Western,
.101 f
ortiabssantere
great atnoun .
t The deaths from it last week were 116, of warm friends. They are devoted to the French alliance, "I was so sore I could scarcel; stand on my feet, but not to dwell upon the subject. Even when she became lA'. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 32i 1-Echnburgh, I' ~ _
.4!
localities around their mountain homes that they and are called " The Anglo French Free-Trade Associa- .....—.
which 97 were amongst children not two years old. The • e - oh 1 h
t e agony of my eyes ; they appeared like ballsof fire, the bride of my son Leon, she would insist upon every Dundee, BS-Birkenheed, Lancashire, and Chsslures Psi
are as yet invincible even to the French ; and as BANKRUPTS.
complaint seems to be common in the east sub-district hon. vne of the mottoes on their banners is " Wine and I thought they would burst out of my head. Though arrangement being made with a view to this early death, 13s 9d.
Brighton, to surrender Sept. C. and B. 271. 10s. shares, 15/. .
Barbier well observes, "It will not be by brute for Pots, and Pots for Wine." They think you can give Joshua Pooley, milliner,
of Islington ; and Mr. Mortis, registrar of Eltham, re- it was noon, and the hot sun was beaming upon my head, which seemed to prey on her mind for ever. It was not 29, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at- the Court of Bankruptcy. 21111111"11 .
force that this independent nation will ever be fers to a part of his district, called Well Hall Cottages, them cheap wine to drink out of their cheap pots, and I groped my way as at midnight. After I rose to my till the young couple had been married for some time Lee, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Lawrence, Smith,
brought under French rule, except at a very large where the inmates of all the houses, which are six in they want you to. have their 'cheap pots to drink your feet one fellow said,
.He has one minute to leave town; that, by dint of maternal care and solicitude, I managed and Fawdon, Brea.d.street, Cheapside. SBA BORNE MAILS.
expense of blood and treasure. The French Go- number, have suffered from it, and three of the cases wino from I think this is very reasonable, and I hope another said, ,He ean have five minutes, and if he is not to wring Ain her the confidence of her direful anticipa- William Fawcett, carpet manufacturer, .
Kidderminster,
hll ' •• -
vernment must try to captivate them by interest, have been fatal. alter careful inquiry he is not able to we s a accomplish it, Well, gentlemen, there are gone in that time he shall be shot.' I groped my way- tiona and judge of my dismay when she coolly told me Sept. 29, at half-past twelve, and Oct. 22 at eleven, at the tree
justice, civilisation." Such also are the men and assign any local condition to which tlie disorder can be ' ffi al assi nee
the manufacturers of Bradford, who were repre- jute the street ; they followed me with their revolvers that she had sold herself to the Evil One, and that she Birmingham District Court. Bittleston, oci g , ae signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-0
such their manners with which our allies have to attributed, and is induced to think that it has been im. •
sented by the President of their Chamber of Com- cocked,. telling me to step faster at the peril of my life. would be claimed before she had reached the age of 21 ! Birmingham ; Batham, Kidderminster ; Motteraua th • -41 tch )
and ey the night-and Mby e morning espa .
contend. Firmness, together with a great display ported fromWoolwicb. Four deaths are returned as caused merce, Mr. Titus Salt at the wine meeting at the Cr s- • ' h cin She confessed that her des air had been so reat at
Y I was in so muish misery I knew not w ere I was g g. • . ham.
Knight, Birming . ye .! ie
of military force, will do much to restrain and con- by cholerein London, 2of which are thoseof infants, and 2 tal Palace.' The p 'le of Bradford k h eclPih •tg st Edwin Denby, chemist, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucester- Day wieen made ~e, From was
dee e-
muo m.a e hery c eats I could see objects, but could not distinguish one from being exiled, lthatt wean w t incessan prfafyer
ilo in General Post-. rer. ,D.upoo.
and light articles ofeYothing shire Sept. 30 and Oct. 28, at eleven, at the Bristol Dis- COIINTRIICS.
quer these people, whilst the presence among them of women aged respectively 42 arid 81 years. There were h liked in France other B the time I got across the street between Heaven and the saints for deliverance without e ect, s e ~c . . Office, London:le Dispatched% " -0
of educated and charitable members of the Ba- only 6 deaths from small pax ; but one of these the case and the people of Bradford' ramon st the best su ' an
* Y ' d 1 h t hCI elted had at I th addressed her vows to the °was of dark-
P" Brother Strock s store. an . stab e, tear a m eng , tnct ourt. Miller, official assignee,
ifileit_shoolw;aletchharrdesoon
__________ _
...._;
______l .
vi.__----ee....
porters of the demand for cheap wine g• but the ' d • hP h - and Sadie!, Old Jewry ;
.Henderao.n ad ld . d,,_ll' tl. emerica(byltrit.pack)N Every Fr.day .... Liverpoo . •
si:
f a ohild who died at 1 Tripp's-buildings Talton-street • y wish some and I could distinguish between males and females. ness on the very bun ay morning wen er guarman
reau d'Arabe will lead them to consider tho William Henry Dudden, spuit merchant, rauiton,
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t• t ud • ' cumstancee wh.e, ~ e ' for a due reciprocity. There are also the rich and en- emerica (by United Sta. • • •..
occ rre in cir T I a tin hae- Herewere the female members of my flock in Rochester, had arrived, and the announcemsnt of his presence was Somersetshite, Sept. 29 and Oct. 28, at eleven, at the packet) .. • ....el Every Tuesday - Southemeten We
French people in a far different light than that diCill3l arlatitnesiwel r,
ant relates as follows :-" he whole family, terprising men of Manchester, a, well as sheffield also, over whom I felt the ' HolY Ghost had made me an over- evidently the token of the acceptance of that fearful Bristol District Court. Miller, official assignee, Bristol ; America (by 'll...States
of bloodthirsty and grasping conquerors.-Ilerald. consistin of 8 eight arsons, eat, drink, and
g 13 sleep in and its intelligent cuttiery makers ; and I could name seer,' some of whom had ventured out in the midst of this yow,' It seams that, in spite of every care and coati- Edwards and If alder, Bristol. packet) .• • • ......N •• •••• •... Liverpool ...
015
one very small room ; four of them are ill with small- to you persons and interests in all the great towns of mob to rescue their pastor from their bloody clutches: sel-despite of the constant watching and wise teach • Joseph Beevers, engraver, Leeds, Sept. 30 and Oct. 27, Australia (via Liver-
ee'4th and 19th .... Liverpool .• TIV/0
pox, none apparently have been vaccinated, and it is •
England, Scotland, and Ireland, all very anxious to en- Some had tainted, others were crying and wringing their ing of the Abbe Dupauloux, teething could turn official pool) ..... ....• ••
at eleven, at the Leeds Diatrict Court. Hope, Ditth (via „families) w
LEGAL EDUCATION FO.R THE BAR. stated that the same disease carried off four children in joy the use of your beautiful wines, aied I think you hands in excessive grief. I thought of the patriotic wo- aside this idee ,floX from the mind of the Prin. assignee, Leeds ; Payne, Eddison, and Ford, Leeds. pof Good Ulleartilis
might with great advanta e use their manufactures. It Robert Saul and Thomas Kirby, joiners, Preston, Sept. D1regjaCa.5.5.......1,1 ....... .... ••• et• Teo
-........00.-- lution and h hei dau hters still lived
the family on a former occasion." The deaths from scar. • • g men of the Revo , tat t r g cess E n , , g . y .
lea ore • and ' althou h ever extreme of N 134 of the month _ Plymouth • • 16t5 v _902
The reform of legal education for the bar, as latina, which for some previous weeks have been about s quite true that the government of the Emperor h
-a, t I d helpin hand in behalf of sufferin humanity dissi ation and excitement was tried to divert her t
26 and Oct. 17, at twelve, at the Manchester Dist& moos cistest Coast).. _ to to i a
od- atexandria..........N 10th & 26th of 11.0. Dover •••••..4 gel ole•
done a great deal, and I dare say will do more. I do Court.E.Hernaman, official assignee, Manchester ; Wo
hitherto attempted, has proved a failure. That 30, rose last week to 51. Thirteen children died from n oen da hrg •n the y d ith the bridl gn, d with hPhs sh to a settled melancholy, and died alexanatia...• •......w ate a 20th of mon. Southampt
Ithfe un .mt y o t°i; a6th
there has been something radically vicious in the want of breastmilk, and from inanition. One person not like to speak upon French questions, becsuse lam osfeolne of thaermwob lot the seaddleanon and thsotugtwto.
dae gaavheefworaey
the completion of her 21st year, bukz,ohateverp I
1 I:enrs and Thomas Byers, ship-builders, Monk- Bahamas ......... „te ljtll3l. of tbe month 2,00uTtehram..p..e....0...1
new system the result would appear to prove. The died of intemperance. A mendicant, aged 30 years, your guest, and I should be sorry to take any liberty ; star assia
anee
1 g k • kl, i y • h•f ll d dfbll at the wearmouth Shore, Sunderland, Sept. 23, and Oct. 24, at E. 3., 1.;
ted to go to some p ace on my wor as quic yas suddenly, and in her c air, u resse or a a Derlatn.1.;:::::::::::z194 Of the ;I.3O;iiii .. Southametoe ittla .
but I have been in the North of France lately, where I te Southampton 16tie aig
died in the Chel ea workhouse of scurvy. possible to get the tar washed out of mY eYes• The'mob Ministers d'Etat. The idea, had evidently done its work half-past eleven. at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Buenos Ayres ,•__ .. el 9th of the mon ..
oase as it stands at present seems to be pretty much Various port,. Uncoil'
find that many people are unfavourable to a great reduc• rli A
La t ek the birth of 814 b d 739 '1 •
eye an gir s, in all amowee me, turned me back, and made me go towards in silence, and none cao tell the agony which must have Court. Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Capo of Good Hope „el Uncertain
as follows :-" The old arrangements for admission ss 7 tion of the French tariff. 1 thi '
1,5e3 children, were registered in London. In the ten nk they are mistaken, Savannah. As I passed out of town I providentially been endured during the last few months of that sad ex- Moore, Sunderland. Cape of Good Hope ..N ~,,, 16th of ~
to practise as a barrister remain as in former times, d h 'f• • •
an tatiit is done prudently, they will not suffer an Cape de Verds ......N - •
, 4th of tie. month Southamp- - see.
le& gis
corres d• k f h 1846 55 the aveinge
pon ing wee so t e years y met Brother Chamberlain and his wife, wha were istence, in the midst of splendour and riches, yet nursing SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Ceylon (see India) 110th and 2Gth le
with this exception-that all students are compelled loss. Gentlemen, you know that I brought this subject etle eat
number was 1,416. coming to my meeting. (I hope he will write and tell you the canker worm within, from which neither the lofty James Graham draper, High-street, Edinburgh. Ceylon ..............Nl4th and 20th 3;
'''' e• id th repten Tu.T_ ~
ri,.i. ou a
to attend two courses of lectures out of five, or to At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean before the House of Commons in England, on the 15th how they served him.) When I came up to them they position in which she stood, nor the homage she re- Samuel Boaz L'andeck, wholesale druggist, Broomielaw, Channel 151e5....,...1e1etwe, tt eue iscuthimpue, I and ',79
undergo au examination in all, in which case at • height of the barometer in the week was 29.852 in. The he • e •
July last, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, although did not know me. After I told them what had been ceived, could divert her fur one instant. The pamphlet Glasgow. ohne_ ~ „ ..,.,....w;:ldfkl7th of month 4 ond ti',
China .... . !,4th and 10th .... . 2 end .
tendance upon any lectures at all is dispensed with. highest reeding was 30.05 in. on Thursday, and on both was very courteous in his reply, and spoke warmly in done, Brother Chamberlain asked me it I thought I could has caused the deepest impression on the minds of all -- constantinopie ....ale I ieth and 2Gth.... Dover ...! e e „cd S
_,
favour of the alliance with France, refused my proposi- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Constantinople 4th & 20th of mon. southamptohe wawa, dee
Five readerships have been established, and the tliat and the following day the mean reading was above stand it to go to his father-in•law's, a distance of 12 who have perused it, and the retirement from the world
tion. Perhaps, gentlernen, you were disappointed. I Cont. of Europe M & NeTwlee (hale .... ••,Dover .... e--
rea.ders deliver lectures, at stated times, upon the 30 in. The mean temperature of the week was 53.7 deg., miles I told him I thought I could net endure such a of the Dowager Princess de S., for the avowed purpose P. and A. Brook, Brighton, tailors.-Fieldhouse and Eicht (sots India) _al
confees to you, that lam not at all disoouran•ed. You • Tvri.--96
following subjects :-1. Legal and constitutional which is 1.3 deg. above the average of the same week in 1) t was willing to try it We rode as fast as we of praying for the soul of the Princess Eleanore, has Hall, Newport, Shropshire, grocers.-Hunter, Lucas, and '
,:- France ........ M& N Twice daily.-- Dover ...7e: 6, 7.,14,
must recollect that it was very late in the sessiOn ; he terip,a
history ;2, civil law and international jurispru- 33 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisher. The highest 1 lot knowin th *
g at the mob was in pursuit of us. added to the terrible effect of the tale, which seems more Co. and Cooper and Co., Manchester, tea dealers.-11 . Gibraltar - ----Id ;4, 7, 17, 20, 27 gm. BOrithaMPt"
was 72.5 deg., on Wednesday ; the lowest 44.8 deg., on had made up all his financial plans, and he could not ;ben' we turned off from the main Savannah-road to go like a dark legend of the middle ages than an incident and' S. Keighley and Co., Keighley, worsted spinners.- Greece (see India) I 1 sod 16
deuce ; 3, equity ;4, conveyancin,g ;5, common alter them. He has to pay the expenses of the war, and J. Richmond and Co., and Rich
m. . . ,
mond and. Knowles Burn. Greytown ..........M,2nd & 17th of mon.,SouthamPt"! hove _
law. Attendance upon an t fth '
ywo o ese coursss, as Tuesday. The mean dew-point temperature was 51 7 to Brother Miller's they were not more than 15 minutes of yesterday ; but is, nevertheless, perfectly true fur all li Daily !London as e, lot et sae
I could not expect him to make the wine duties an ex- ley, confectioners.-Hammond and St ,
i h Winchester, Flamhurge •- •• •• •"•-' "'
de, • and the diffetence between this and the mean • • . • behind us. After riding so far in the hot sun in my eon. that. aavannah ..........Ml2nd of the month Southarnptc r, au
we have just said, will free the student from all ception to his determination of reducing no duties. But grecers.-Heeley and Filder, Gresham-street, and Ockley,
tem'. 'nature of the air was 7 de, The mean tempera- dition I was nearly dead when we arrived, but, through Holland ....• ...... M 'Daily... . Dover ..••• .- ietil ipi
further vexation and anuoyance. He may sleep next year it will be different, particularly if you induce - Surrey, attorneys.-Chicken and Slater, Liverpool, block- Ilonduras ..........M Vita of the month. Southampton , sco 9 _
turePof the wate,r of the Thames Was 62.0 deg The wind the attention of Brother Chamberlain and my kind frienda makers.-J. Ross and Son, Stepney-causeway, ballast India (viaSouthamPt.)3ll4th*, 20th of mon. Plymouth •• i 5 is, 29 111
through the periods when he is compelled to appear hl,-w on the last three days from the nert•h-east and I your government to continue the wise system it has so at Brother Miller'e, in a few days I partially recovered A NEW CITY ON THE UPP.ER MISSISSIPPI. agents.—J. K. and F. Knight, Canterbury, linendrapers.- India (yta Idarseilles)*tothe426th Of mOth 1=::•••••••:
in the presence of the lecturer. Ignorant as lie no-rta. The amount of rain-fall was 0.41 in. well begun. I have shown that by reducing tile from the injuries received. May they receive a thousand we Robinson and Son, Sutton, Yorkshire, blacksmiths.- tonian Leda (see IndiaY ••• 7
~
went in, as ignorant be may come out. This, with duty we shall increase the revenue, which is pi oved fold in this life, and in the world to come life everlasting. A correspondent in St. Cloud, Minnesota, writes as Willem° and Van Harpon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Ireland ..,......bf fe NlTwice daily
Lisbon . ..... .. ..M'2d of no . . Southarnpton „ seg 16
the old dinner test and the payment of a very MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS by all reductions that have been made in England. a These, Brother Conklin, are facts, for which I hold North Shields shipbrokers.-A. and R. Filmer, Chelten- tiadeir.a .............M 9th .e. month—
follows of that new and flourishing eown. One year
• heavy fee, a coesiderable portion of which is no ' One great public benefit to be anticipated is, that myself accountable, and for which I expect to answer at ham, butcher4.-Cawley and Heginbotha.m, Hope, Derby- elaeara •., _ __ea.'s 234 of month
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM A.1.,1. CAUSES REGISTERED we shall get pure wines, instead of counterfeit ,A 01
doubt charged to him for the stamp, will admit the cturers.-Flemine Mallinson and Malta see India
the bar of God. May God take care of the scattered ago it contained only two shanties in the way of shire, barytes ma.nufa ,„ . , ( ) , -- 4. •-'
so-called student to the practice of his profession. z IN. T .
HE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPT. 13. wines, many of which are maie in England. Some luck, and finally bring us all to heaven. houses :- Co., machine-makers as far as regards T. Mills.-W. G. Malta ..............N 4, 10, 20, and 26 Dever ...... 0
ed
vn otos Thseases
Now, we printed yesterday a letter from a corres- ' I lowa, Aug, 1. " Wet. SELLERS." "It is situated on the west bank of the Mississippi, za rains N
.. 20th of the month
Diseases of Uncertain Seat - au "-- tt
Mateo Ist
el end of the month.. Sonthareptell .6
poudeut upon this subject, who signs himself "Ex- Tubercular Diseases - on a beautiful rolling prairie, with natural slopes to• S. Judkins and Co., Pickle Herring-wharf, and Tooley- eTap1e5..............N Dally.• ••• • - ... • Dover .....- • ~, cod •
. 194 and one of the reasons I urged was, that high duty pro- .
pers," and who thus very truly and very briefly Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses - New Granada ...... hi
i2d & t7th or month'Southampton 'le
bank of the river, a short distance below' Sank Rapids, Sehults, Stuart, and Co., Port-an-Prince, merchants.- Stew tteatand.... •• •• Twice a month .: Various pore ~...01•11
stated the result of this system hitherto :-"Legal Diseases of the Heart and Biood-yeesels 33 with a very pretty little story. He said adulteration States .........N Daily- ••• • • • .... Dover ...... ee „,
The Court ' ----.---•
of Assizes was occupied on Saturday and and about 60 miles from the Falls of St. Anthony, being Abbott and Driver, Birchin-lane, attorileys.—J. Hartley t Pei_
education up to the present time has not attracted Diseases of the Lungs and o•,her Organs ot was practised long ago, as his grandfather used to tell rtunsula ..........M Southamptoi ~_l6l,
the attention of the promising students at the Inns , Respiration ... ... 126 his friends that the wines at his house were all good- the day before in trying nine persons, named Auguste the head of steam-boat navigation on the Mississippi, , and W. Townsend, Huddersfield and elsewhere, book- Pere h h
...........M Id & 27th of mon. Southampton Ist e•
dealers.-H. H. Chambers and J. K. Jackson, Worthing,
Verner Jules Verner Denis, Vautrain, Leblond, Cha. It now contains between 300 and 400 inhabitants. It . Pc-t Natal .... •• .• ..N By private ship... Parlous ports ~,f
of Court ;by the majority of this very important Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs most of them came from a good merchant ; but "my ' , e merchants.-E. Hardine and R. J. Randall, Gres- gic‘ily ~,,..........N Every Saturday.. Dover ...... wee'''.
nal and Robert and two women one the wife of A. is the country seat of Stearnes Co., situated •near the win
body it is considered a delusion ; I 1 1
tle ega exami-
• of Digestion
Ve'rner, the other fCh I for housebreaking. They centre of the county, north and south, containing ham-street, accountants. Tuscany ..... a ......N Daily.... •• - .... Dover .. ••.. 4 ,60
nations are not generally attended by the ablest Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. . .... 16 own house." Adulteration, however, necessarily ' re- it
was
il o d anha
'd of which A. Verner was upwards of ten frame buildings, among which are six DIVIDENDS. Venezuela ..........M Id& 17th ofnienth Southampton 1 •
men ; the whole system is discountenanced b tl Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. - formed,
the chief, d a ege ' a an
• ' h
an committed numerous robberies in different stores and various tnechanics s ops of almost all kinds, Van Diemen'sLAlld (see
Oct. 8. J. Michie, Battersea-fields, engineers.-Nov. 7, Australia) .... „... _ 4th of mon. .. .. , 000
irn 6 l'e
pleadmrs, le Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
conveyancers, and e ttit dgetuei t y
ea stnen, houses by means of false keys. The precise number of one steam saw-mill that cuts 10,000 feet per day,
who prepare young men f th cl'
Y• ' Diseases of the Skin; &c.
or e practice of the bar." their burglaries could not, according to the indictment, which cannot half supply the demand. There are many -II ' CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTTD. ale D'i !re
This we believe to be a very fair statement of the Malformations
P t e Birth and Debility
rema ur
31 But we also consume 30,000,000 gallons of spirits-a be ascertained, btth t document alleged that in not more buildings in progress, and under contract to be
h u a Oct. 10, T. Ward, late of Great Winchester-street, arta . atgroTiotlie foelleowing day
th s dates fall on a Sunday, the mails _ ~to 1
witk the exception of the in' o 45
case. The fact is, that the little improvement that fewer than e• doubt of their guilt ceuld finished this year, among which are the county buildings C den-town, commission Deena-Oct. 13, D. Marshall,
Atrophy
was made in the education of students for the bar be entertainel Some of the burglaries, it asser e ,
t d were a steam flouring-mill, two churches, a hotel 50 feet b; waeirastoi, Wien-Oct, 8, W, itobinson, Manchester, silk Preceding data
____________
Old Age . , 3l who wish to improve the moral character of the English
was rather a concession wrung from the elder mem- I rather important • one, for example, in a house of M. 60, three storeys high.
teudden 18 People. You know that there is a great deal of drunk- manufacturer' INIMINIMIMOIMMONIMMININOMMONINIMIIMMOMMEMEMM
bers of the profession by public opinion than an Violence, Desharnoux, lock•s *th to the Legislative Body, was to " There are several fine _—___—.
Privation Cold, and Intemperance 49 enness amongst us, and that many crimes and much quarries of granite within a ' •
evidence of intention upon their own part to Causes not specified:
t tiOr. ses-ance of the town, also good lime rocks, cla f DAVIS' STRAIT WHALE FISHERY.-The Heroine, 0
y Or BIRTHS.
was for 7,745f' i . ; an°
take the subject up in earnest as a result well as in other countries, there is very little inhoxic.a- oney and two securities fer Rente ; making bricks, &c., for building purposes which are Dundee, has arrived from the Davis' Strait whale O. A BON. ifs" of
of their own deliberate conviction. It is still be- DEATHS PROM ALL CAUSES - another in th nln I a Mme Forees, was of 250 f. soon' to be put in use There is a ver fine s• f fisher and re orts a most successful fishing. The fol. 0
e house o . • 7 y. . pring o .y, p n the 16th inst at Boddington RectorY, -
the vi
in money, and of a Wuantity o va ua e j
f t bl •ewellery ; water just back of the to•wn Ab deen-Pacific, 130 tone • h o Id
lieved among the leaders of the. profession that Population Deaths in corre- Deaths trict the vice of intoxication is particularly rare. Gen- , capable of furnishing a tevin lowing are the returns :- er .
195 t A' t e Rev. T. G. Golightly. the WI
things are better left as they were. They are well ha
Enumerated. sponding week in the tlemen. (said the hon. speaker in conclusion), I ve and others were for sums of 200 a, 460 f., 537 f., of 15,000 inhabitants with all the water it would want. St. Andrew's full. Dundee-Heroinie,;ue Ln"
; d.
On the 15th inst., at Coulsdon Grange, Stlll°Y,
1851. of 1855. Week. with much pleasure the able report of the Council- 300 fr ,&c d and other arttcles a • • ove full
seen ,A•ain o .
f watches, jewellery, The inhabitants are principally from the States, and vice, 160 tens ; Alexander, full ; . , •of John Charles Conybeare, Esq.
f value • s were well dressed, and all nit fth • • Kiri! o tidy-Chieftain, 131 tons ; Lord Gambier, 140
aware that no practitioner will ever be able to re. West Districts
du e right kind to build up a place, being intel- idl'
tain the confidence of the attorneys who is destis North Districts
un ee, was lost in OF A DAUGHTER.
adoption of the principlee of free trade ; and from a re. .12 _
_s posis.essed of oofnsi f 'gent, ne strious, and a moral set of people. tons. The Princess Charlo , f 101*
tute of the requisite technical skill. Success at the CEen
tral Districts
s oisiosaua ity of chie rthe band, was the principal , Melville Bay ; crew saved.' The ships got through Mel. On the 14th inst., at WoOlwich, the 'aril 0 , .0,
bar is the best test of competence, and. this success ast Districhs
n spied himself with great porn. " There is a great demand for labourers. Alechanics .
259 that the Emperor of the French has reduced duties upon 13 .1( command from $2 50c. to $3 per day ; common day vele Ba this year, an
• d found plenty of fish. They bad Buller, Esq. aeo
versed in the
no one can hope to achieve who is not . Stale Districts
more than 140 articles of foreign production, o.f 7 . Posits% Amongst other things e sai ,
h 'd " Ah, Monsieur
labourers from $1 50c. to $2 50c. per day. Carpenters in Yr h this bay to the higher fishing ground
not got throug On the 14th inst., at Rushdon Hall, JAM •/43
f
niceties of legal practice. This being the view o . --- _ hese are striking in- le President l hld look with pity on my brother
you s OU for the last 10 years. Sartoris.
Totale 2,362,236 1,033 a great proportion are English. T great demand. A fine agricultural country lies back of .
tudents
the seniors, it is but natural that the s f 1,087 and myself for we were cast at an early age, into the . res Barre's delicious Rl4. A 1-,;,-,d,
stances of that reciprocity which we are so anxious to ,
~ tI h b LADVERTIMIENT.I----- -- . . eva.enw arae.- MARRIED. Mittel
Males • without an 1 . aye een up the Sank River about 20 miles, find-
saeets, without friends, without a guide, Food cures indigestion (dyspepsia), constipation, and diar- h, FA--JOO.
should model their opinions upon the opinion o
Females 534 extend. Gentlemen, it appearsto me that you may assist ,
~, H fortunate ing one of the finest countries I ever saw. 9. the IGth inst., at St. Jemes's Churc . late top
and
those whose practice, and emoluments, 553 me very much by forming a committee among
.t
• st the asylum l e also said, "I am far more nn d tery nervousness, biliousness, and liver corn-
rhoea, ysen , William Henry, eldest surviving son of tne
BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. hus than these people whona f have robbed, for they may g .
et " There are several lakes in this vicinity, well stored plaints, flatulency, distension, acidity, heartbune palpitation ,a, tbe ta,
honours they wish in their turn to obtain. They Males tnerchants of this opulent district to co-operate wt to Etna', ,hee
Freeman, Esq., of Spring-gardens,
ee sout e
beck wh t whilst lam threatened with ' with bass, pickerel, &c. There have been two steamers of the heart, nervous !
headaches hysteria, neuralgia, deafness
do not ask what form of education is needed. to Females Bl4 in England. I can assure you that I will be a faithful ' at they have los , . daughter of the late John Carrick, Esq., U'
runein b t SA h d tit' 1 t'l •t. noi43 in the head and ears, pains at the pit of tho stomach eII
the loss of my honour-a treasure which, once gone, can g e ween t. nt ony an is p ace, un i qui e
739 lb t n tho shoulders, erysipelas eru tions of th skn Middlesex. ee,
make them enlightened lawyers, not only comps- interpreter of your reception of me this day, and of the
never be re • dle Here he pretended to feel much recently ; they are now laid up, on account of low water. • Char ef
mews _ sympathy you have shown with the cause I advocate. game i'l4 ?tiwesecand poverty of the blood, scr'ofulpa el' On the 11th inst., at the French Protestant. gone t
1 6.• I. es emotion. " How was it," said the President, " that, I have it from good authority that that evil will be re- , cough, asthma,
cmolpisuullption, dropsy, rheumatism, gout, nausea and sicku M JA E b ht tL d Catharine
_,, le
Breda, ans. . . m rec s, o a y
•" - , __ s-e ,sf livelihood. you were always i medied tbis season, as there are two boats being con- OOP'
d 'ile• -regna,ney, after eating, or at sea, IoN '•t , , ess eldest daughter of General Baron N. Van
~ wee wee_ e „
geh, ghh,,
ef un e, p
—n.mtie fits. spleen. P'Plinrai rini,;•LsTir;,a,staifls.' counsellor of Netherlands, India, be
..4.11•

Now, we printed yesterday a letter frxin a corres
pendent upon this subject, who signs himself "Ex
pers," and who thus very truly and very briefly
stated the result of this system hitherto :—"Legal
education up to the present time has not attracted
the attention of the promising students at the Inns
of Court ; by the majority of this very important
body
it is considered a delusion ; the legal exami-
nations are not generally attended by the ablest
men ; the whole system is discountenanced by the
pleaders, conveyancers, and equity draughtsmen,
who prepare young men for the practice of the bar."
This we believe to be a very fair statement of the
case. The fact is, that the little improvement that
was made in the education of students for the bar
was rather a concession wrung from the elder mem-
bers of the profession by public opinion than an
evidence of intention upon their own part to
take the subject up in earnest as a result
of their own deliberate conviction. It is still be-
lieved among the leaders of the profession that
things are better left as they were. They are well I
aware that no practitioner will ever be able to re-
tain the confidence of the attorneys who is desti-
tute of the requisite technical skill. Success at the
bar is the best test of competence, and this success
no one can hope to achieve who is not versed in the
niceties of legal practice. This being the view of
the seniors, it is but natural that the students
should model their opinions upon the opinion of
those whose practice, and emoluments, and
honours they wish in. their turn to obtain. They
do not ask what form of education is needed to
make them enlightened lawyers, not only compe-
tent to deal with points of practice, but to appre-
ciate the great principles upon which law is feu nded.
For their purposes it is quite unnecessary that any
reforms should take place in the laws of England ;
and it is quite superfluous that they should have
a knowledge of any branch of law save the one with
which they are more immediately concerned in the
daily routine of their business. What does it, sig-
nify to an equity draughtsman or to a conveyancer
that such a system as that of the civil law ever ex-
isted among mankind, or that a constitutional law
ig synonymous with the just government or tins
country ?
This vicious view—for vicious it most un-
doubtedly is,
as we hope to show in afew words—
is fostered and encouraged by the patronage of the
attorneys. Of these gentlemen, however, it would
be most unjust to complain. It is not only ex-
cusable, but it is natural and inevtitablp that they
st hose barri
should select for employment ju
who are supposed to be most clever in the practice
of their peculiar departments. If they honestly
and fairly select their counsel upon these grounds
tiny juero anchored their duties to their clients

The Court of Assizes was occupied on Saturday and
the day before in trying nine persons, named Auguste
Verner, Jules Verner, Denis, Vautrain, Leblond, Cha-
nal, and Robert, and two women, one the wife of A.
Verner, the other of Chanal, for housebreaking. They
formed, it was alleged, a band of which A. Verner was
the chief, and committed numerous robberies in different
houses by means of false keys. The precise number of
their burglaries could not, according to the indictment,
be ascertained, but that document alleged that in not
fewer than eighteen cases no doubt of their guilt could
be entertained. Some of the burglaries, it asserted, were
rather important : one, for example, in a house of M.
Desharnoux, locksmith to the Legislative Body, was to
the extent of 1,1001. ; another in the house of M. Martin,
was for 7,745 f. in money and two securities for Rente ;
another in the house of a Mme. Forges, was of 250 f.
in money, and of a quantity of valuable jewellery ;
and others were for sums of 200 f., 460 f., 537 f.,
300 fr., &c.,
of value. All the prisoners were well dressed, and all
and of watches, jewellery, and other articles
seemed possessed of considerable intelligence. A. Verner,
in his quality of chief of the band, was the principal
spokesman, and he expressed himself with great pom-
posity. Amongst other things he said, " Ab, Monsieur
le President l you should look with pity on my brother
and myself, for we were cast at an early age into the
streets, without friends, without a guide, without an
asylum !" He also said, " I am far more unfortunate
than these people whom L have robbed, for they may get
back what they have lost, whilst I am threatened with
the loss of my honour—a treasure which, once gone, can
never be regained I" Here he pretended to feel much
emotion. " How was it," said the President, " that,
with no regular means of livelihood, you were always
well dressed 1" " Ab, sir, I admit that I like to wear
a coat—l detest the blouse l Besides, I have been
an actor, and have earned 10fr. or 15fr. a-day !"
Ono of the witnesses having said that a man who
had been concerned in the burglaries had committed
suicide, probably to escape justice, Verner cried, " It
was misery which dr•-e that man to suicide, not guilt !
Touch not his ashes—insult not his memory—blaspheme
not !" The man was about to say more in the same
style, but was stepped with a peremptory " Hold your
tongue, sir !" from the president. Tho evidence did not
bear out the allegations of the indictment against Jules
Verner, Leblond, Chanal, Denis, and the two women,
and the prosecution of them was abandoned. Auguste
Verner, Vautrain, and Robert, being declared guilty,
were severally condemned to twenty years' hard labour.
In the course of the proceedings Auguste Verner ad-
mitted that by his burglaries he had made between
2,000 f, and 4,000 f. a month, and he declared that he
could not possibly live on less 1 A tradesman of the
name of Lenormand, of the Faubnurg Ste Antoine, was
tried for receiving the booty of the gang, but the evi-
dence of his guilt not being sufficient, the prosecution
against him was abandoned.

be dr
Whon any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malts rfi•
spatched on the following day, wall the exception of the ,1n46 0
Southampton), and the Malta. both of which will be deeeme"
preceding day.

DAVIS' STRAIT WHALE FISHERY.--The
Dundee, has arrived from Davis'rrhe Strait Heroine,w ot
e
—Aberd Pacific, 130 tons ;
aarnedthreeproerttusrnasm.ost successful fishing. The fol-
filoswheiirlyg,
Heroine, 195 tons ;
St. Andrew's full. Dundea
Ad-
vice, 160 tens ; Alexander, ; True Love, full.
Charlotte, of Dundee, was lost in
K 1 o ildy—Chieftain, 131 tons; Lord Gambier, 140
tons. The Princess
Melville Bay ; crew saved.,
The ships got through
s l
Mel-
ville Bay
tthriosuygeharth, and foundbndayto the hi plenty of
fishing ground of fish. Thev had
not got through
for the last 10 years.
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impurities and poverty of the blood, scrofula, cough, asthma,
consumption, dropsy, rheumatism, gout, nausea and sickness
during pregnancy after eating, or at sea, low spirits, spasms,
cramps, epileptic fits, spleen, general debility, inquietude,
sleeplessness, involuntary blushing, paralysis, tremors, dis-
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in
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OF A SOL the elf
On the 16th inst., at Boddington ReotorY,
U°
the Rev. T. G. Golightly. 00
On the 15th inst., at Coulsdon Grange, SurrOYP
of John Charles Conybeare, Esq.
OF A DAUGHTEL
On the 14th inst., at Woolwich, the lad/ of oY
Buller, Esq. rod"'
On the 14th inst., at Rushdon Mo.
Sartoris.

" The inhabitants are principally from the States, and
consist of the right kind to build up a place, being intel-
ligent, industrious, and a moral set of people.
" There is a great demand for labourers. Mechanics
command from $2 50c. to $3 per day ; common day
labourers from $1 50c. to $2 50c. per day. Carpenters in
great demand. A fine agricultural country lies back of
it. I have been up the Sank River about 20 miles, find-
ing one of the finest countries I ever saw.
" There are several lakes in this vicinity, well stored
with bass, pickerel, &c. There have been two steamers
running between St. Anthony and this place, until quite
recently ; they are now laid up, on account of low water.
I have it from good authority that that evil will be re-
medied this season, as there are two boats being con-
structed to ply between the two places at any stage of
water. The worst thing to contend with is the manner
in which their mail arrangements are conducted. There
is a great lack somewhere, for my friends, as well as
many others, complain bitterly (and justly too) of not
getting mail matter from their friends East. They have
only a weekly mail, and that ought to be good."

MARRIED.
a 11310°111;
v
On the 16th inst., at St. James's Church, •Al Joe' a
William Henry, oldest surviving son of the ls,ll 0 Oil
Freeman, Esq., of Spring-gardens, to Eraill,;ntbget*
daughter of the late John Carrick, Esq., Of ''°-
ii 0
Middlesex. „ OPP
On the 11th inst., at the French Protestant 'li Yale'
Breda, Mons. J. A. Embrechts, to Lady Catharine jet°
eldest daughter of General Baron N. Van Oargß
counsellor of Netherlands, India, ilco.
DIED. sol.'
Goa°, b
'
On the 15th inst., at Hastings, Richard ft
late of the Stock Exchange, aged 30 0
W
• ords°
On the 15th inst., at Uxbridge, Robinson I iff,
Esq., aged 31. Vs 4. "gel
On the 12th inst., Richard Palmer Roupoll, -
,bill,
Cross 0-
Cross-street, and of Aspen House, Streathanyi- e,
7-5. Woo"
1 c o
On the 12th inst., at Worthing, Alfred Jos. 13.5,00,
youngest son of the Right Hon. Francis Black °
rle°
Rathfarnham Castle, co. Dublin, aged 21. I. Cbilho
On the 13th inst., at Hartley Westpall, 113nfe' 010' '
James, only son of the Right Rev. the Bishop of
IP.°
°
aged 15. f Nfiro
On the 13th inst., Mr. G. W. SalisburY,
Hotel, Piccadilly, aged 23. OOl
JO' Rai'
On the 13th inst., atWalsall, Staffordshire, °
Newsam, Esq., aged 46.

Total ..

1,553

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EXPERIMENTS WITH BESSEXIER'S IRON AT LIVERPOOL.
—LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.—Some experiments have re-
cently been made by Mr. Clay, the manager of Messrs.
Horsfall's Mersey Steel and Iron Works(and the makers
of the monster wrought-iron gun recently presented to
the Government) into the merits of M. Bessemer's iron.
The result was stated at the time to be unsatisfactory,
arid at the monthly meeting of the Polytechnic Society
of Liverpool, held last night, the chairman, Edward
Jones, Esq., said that a specimen of Beseemer's iron
had been received and tested so far by Mr. Clay, in the
presence of Mr. Dawson and himself, and he regretted
to say it had been far from satisfactory. The specimen
submitted had all the appearance of burned and imper-
fect cast-iron. Ile might say it was rotten hot and
rotten cold. Mr. Dawson corroborated this statement,
and also said that he had been much disappointed in the
result ; the portion submitted to the rolling machine
had proved in every way intractable. The chairman
added that he hoped ere long better results of this process
would be manifested, but in the one to whichle referred
he was informed that the iron cost 61. per ton originally,
and after being operated on as he saw it he did not
consider it worth 41, per ton

POPULAR RUSSIAN FETE.--A Moscow correspondent
of Le Nord writes :—" On the 54th of September there
is to be a grand popular festivity. Besides all kinds of
public rejoicinti,s, there will be a dinner in tho epen air
on the Khodinskoie plain in front of the Petrovski
Palace. If you ask the mujik about this dinner he will
answer you with the greatest seriousness that on that
day Le is invited to dine with the Emperor. And in
fact he is not miiltalten, for the dinner is given to
the people by his Majesty, who will dine with theta
a a father does with his children. They are already
preparing for the Emperor a large tent ; the people
will dine under eight immense wooden galleries,
which will form one vast circuit round the Imperial
tent. During the repast the military band and choruses
will perform national airs. The number of tables being
made is incalculable ; people say that when they are set
up they will cover a space of 16 versts (about 11 miles).
Each table is to be 30 metres long, and between each
fountains are to run with wine. Then the plain is to
be covered with the so.called Russian mountains,' or
mountain slides, with greased masts, swings and round.
aborts, theatres to tke open air, &o.",

SCIENTIFIC COINEItS.—At the Liverpool police-court
on Monday, Michael Grogan and John and Mary Gripp,
husband and wife, were charged with carrying on coining
operations on an extensive scale in a court leading from
Preston-street, in that town. The prisoners were cap-
tured on Saturday, and in the house was discovered
about 8/. or 91: in base is and 2s 6d pieces, manufactured
with great care and finish by the eiectro-plate process,
in which the prisoners appeared to be adepts, for in no
particular, except a slight deficiency in weight, did the
coins present any difference from good ones. They per-
pprted to be chigay of the reigns of George 111. and
George IV: Tliemagistrates, in committing the pri-
soners for trial, said the case was one of the most serious
they had had before them for some time

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