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nn Uu LOSVOS OAIKTTH. TV. SINK ISSUES. TU. J.

ctic th. Mowiag Mural aa lee tke new Act to male further PtW relative the Clunu rai.uU by Banks el tU smiled their WaViUClrca U. Tie jx4 twelve wiTtM ArrU urt. ar.d Ue average amount ia each cue ti cwrtiiW ef Her KljYOmMQir Sum end taj WeOaatuay after 0 I. a th dM Mr.

rU. Mu 77i'i marJiil die. lid. ha th ur wiaUrkfMc a Mr. Teari Ihw rcL, Abingdon ant Wantag 8,316 I7.T51 11,81 AndTrT Bank, at AaW W.

lUs. at Athfor4 W. Jetnraelt aoa Y. Th W. Blrkford and Bank, at Ayl and O.

Ocpetrtaa. Vufod fanl. ntrMf T. IlarM Mraingaau lUcV, at Birmmhm Taylor. Uv ya.

Iljtllj1 Bl.aJlv4. r. N.IUaUrJaoi Hoetot. Balk, at BoHon Ce. llndj.

o.t.rl' aiA. tf Vi ifn Bank, at lghton Hatt. Weal, rUaiUr'rnV, at BjcUfe.hara. Strat HrVwrUwillSracMrj I'airoU and B.ry"4 ufol cltWry ftk, ao4i turrtr.u.y, at Mm ind. MtlaVnbaH, TirfUcJ.

u4lry. Mhcr te Oakcr, Ilct and Itevan CatubraigF hirr lai.V,atCatubri.1g. St lit. tt.tt.Ti. E'v, atii.

Ncwaiarlet .1.: 0. Kr Cat.tr iwiy Baik, at Can erbury IlamoioaJ, r.uiujrr. I'llrlf. lii'tcn, a4 Paltry CcViatrt 1 Eatex Witbara and Eex JUi i. at CoUtealcr at.

I Wiiham ll.wtrf. Ec ii and He4Jok Hei.1, at I'i and liarling Oakr. Fmchaie. Moor IVnca Balk, at IXccattrT acksofl, and Ixal U.dln.h k. at HaJWctjl SiHJk IUi.trrf.

icr J. lUatrre Hftwl lUak, ll.in'J HciniHUal aui Watuml Saitt atj K. kittiiwiUlt Kuu at hunratro J. CrailJttk and lluU i lifi J.aiJ It. Morrfli at lVUil.iih Wlllt 1.

1 JN i.J fftrrt. Hf.k "4 (aiMU at IVtr lorjf, Ouuai, l. aaJ C. Y. Vrfie.

Ti ri1it) ttu'i, atTWnturj lUlpb, afj I'atfl Tltrry ou ani KttMinf Bnk, Noriliamplvmlurr, rTtorajrt. ai Kctteiinrf J. Votke ati 0. Um nk. C.

uU, at HUuo Virun.Uryt'.. and KfJl' Iok, at WllinttrJ Willf. AflLitt. n4Cirkr Wt 3t'l r.i:.V.Tale''c,.J aivJ rotitffract lUnk, ml aa Toatcfract Tc au4 V'. H.

tri Kincb.tr llnilirt Hiuk, at WincLotcr 'taut, Jrrd, Wirkfrth AMwrti IVtbj.l.ut Uank, at WirluTtl: P. a4 C. Arkritt WitbrOi 1.iuro'bkUrc MrtL. Chiuii. WLitUfKa, ao4 i.4Cj I3.I81 3I.2I8 35.73! i.vnc 35.571 lOx'7 11, 7 1S.H 1D.C 11 17.003 17.WJ I5.1M 6.7J7 J.

piioa. matd. lAradrajxr ar.t air. tt Itk. mb4.

atUwcBnatMr.rrMBaa.Uab. aar Tkandaianct Vet. (, at oOot of Mr. rrvaaaa. mutML TDUTt.

lwiiur. uaMuuwar oi. mud. iuob. va aaf Ttanlar aftar uet.

at )h eSoi td Mr. U. Mm, Uaittnl. bouder dir. NIM.UIM xmaa, aaj a oUj aArr Oct.

U. at tW o( Mr. auuU. BaufbaU IM a T. Jaw.

Oifoil. ehrmtat nt dir. a. 13d. Id tlx Moad.

mi Wtdandaj ahar Oct. U. at sac of Mr. 1'amwU. Twrfatw.

OttuHuarkit. rletaa0' of 64. ta Mud. aa acj Wotaaalaj altar Oct. U.

at Um oOot of Mr. rwmU. BaTfWIiHart. J. tt.

L. runat, MallM, acrleuitora! maeaia auktr. BIN, cms. 0rn rrtdirirk Oflaa. KaifurdatraM.

Ortnt nrdoa. nmf, to wnattf lif. to, al dock, uec at aalf II, a la riaaaniMj Caart aJuur. Mr. On, UaUa.

cmclil Mr. a anr. Iluvata laM. Tknav UUctnaa otnat. ovlbvart.

uanmrwr. r. m. at M'oI rt. Kt ul.

lUx KankrapW Ourtt honor. Kaai KU. Ajdfraaabttrji pffleial aaaraa. Mr. WtOtmora.

BaMntaall Mr. tonti Mark Oood. rtrkluua and Dulwieh. Iirmar. Ill 90.

at 1 'doc. Urt. ut l. at ta Uaairapti' Court oOoial aaaoaa. Mr.

taarar, Htrcbia Uaa Ji MstflM.Oifar4tnai. atkmker, Anf. M. at Wf part 1 t'cLxX. im.

5. illu ilia lunknu.u' Cvurl aoUrltnn. Mavra. VTd Uxixk'I aad JaqiM, UiSord i laa oSolal aauDM. Nr.

alaajar, Jur Umk IMrt, ppsr Tauoarait, a'araarcbaat. AQ. u. al hxa ut II cUi, urt, I. at I.

at toa kaakrupu' Court: oluitor. Mr. eaaluuh. Uw kVauurt. tnr otrart olcul inljnwi.

Mr. ruuaJ. MkM tdirJ.cTiva4. draKT.aur, aau paK igorijci. IVk.

at IS. al th IUnknHU Court platirt, Maav. Taraur ul tlccawi, tuaxi Um i official tmrwx Mr. ficaaU, Hrn(itll Mrort. Oct.

J. II Aum uun uffni' aiKTiai. nr. urivun. WtiHKia ItrlUuB.

wVhtr, lina etvta Aiu. 9 Oct. 4. II od.a t.at tlx Ul DiMrlct Oiairt vt Hank. nivbrj nuctton.

Maw. Marlat aaJ Co, ntderic plaoo. Old jrory Arroo.riiua aol CO, Tatru, loTKituro; aod Major. lio. lOjm.

aod jrd. lauli: oSoal iimw. Mr. rroouao. JaroM Qrtt.

lilrmiirhara. blarknsllh.lrit at half rait II ueluck. Oct. X. at I.

al to rhnoiaiham bunnct Court c( Baukniicr: Mr. 8uiitb. Mr, CtUl. lkrmubao oOlcial aawcvto, iir. ai.iy tHrmtacaam.

PIVIPESrS. ioMdr. llrW.h liil.tor. t. 1H.

K. I'ra. Taun I'm. u. w.

TeWnmouib. bankor. rt. rt ua4ii notion, t.nniaifiir. tuetcoaut.

to tb euomrr ob ui aar oi icajcux. tt.ll. KL JohBrotmct. (traonuit oal Hn. II.

IL Vf tMliown. HUuf.rd ttnot, bt tnUer Hrpt. II. W. 0.udia.

Ulcmrfxrl. buSoA. tnkW r. St't. II, J.

T. Wood, OiforJ. ailb 5J.7IS WHITEHALL. Aro. 17.

Ttit Qa Iffn plcaord ta appoint Mr. Serjrast Aiaiat to Atiictaat Jain tbe Omul iA rlcioiwat fcl the fnce to aaJ Kr t' couit; ct iliilkaii. The Qatta Lu Itta jlcaard to rrarot the Her. William Laoh tbe cburch anl parib of Klnatu, ia tb prnbf trr; nt anl couctr of Uxlurcli. vacant tf tte traiu lorutid if tb? Ktt.

Joapb Tbon.Hi, late ti rtvf. to lae cburcu acl jima ti Jiortuatur. Titbe CjrnmiaicTcEc, Auc 1J. TL Titk for Euxload and Wale bae ap pointed tVillia Waktfurd Atlrr. Eaa, barrutT at law, br an A'i4tiit Tithe Con.CiiKij( ir aprcUI farptJict and be did, on tbe Ifrtb daj of tbif prrarat month, take tbe oath Trrcrill tribe act i tae ana ttnoi nuiiam rLliiled "An Act for tbe Cummutation of Tithe in Km land an 1 Vile." efviv Orora 1UX Fq of Erizbton.

in tLe coanty cf Siuei, a Master Extraorduurj la Iter Ma Ittty liia'Htjccrt voaacery, lu tirttadier at mirat of Koi4 tiuord. Laaxa aad Uautetiant ltM.dior 1 to LKutauaat aad Oaptara. ourvhwa, Tiorj Ho Jacico W. baft, obo rrUno jiomumoat WUIiarr: Ilo s'ti ta anl Uetiteaai.t. or NrAw io oraLaai.

15 rb tftxoat 4 foot. llrcrj etuitt. Irwo tb t.t la Luxn. lenuT. or.

cicaaual. fSth 'uot. lutraxri.t tfiibau Join Joom caotth. fruta tba SUh am l.l,:? ut tiM Aitken. ar iiotated to tbe TTth r.

kin 'Lmitccant Haraaot Lo II act lloha.tfrom ttt Ukt Inccjn.V' iwruiotMni. tut riocu nig, uaaiwi. fU ti to bo Adjauat. net Carlos, at. Minltiiil aum 'rt'T.

1 Fw Wiaer, from tba Ttth TM, t.ia li tjv 1'. ah olrhaima. rVrh ru AIim airx frnro barl rar rcfcturbed. to ba r.i't laoe, Uv'Clcbaocw lieuai.t Arthur wiiiuijn Lil. 1 oC tr ic canrmfa.

rotirto JauiCtt itiri rlsao Tb nvwa li purcbaw. vm tvia tu I rmin Mamj to Major, br nureaaor, aiurr'iio: Ll iUntt Willian Mark to tftai IA in iV ruMll uca(rnau( iionrr uito i.ruroi purcaaoe. toa Taanov, prvmutea roxio HralDUva, laaiaitlor. cjit. II.

L. Tu cW. IT. T. W.

Voaufbudojul, a roanufaHurr.r1oit. 12. r. Ouadkbr, Mirdall. Nw robam.

Hutaol. ikr. itrxii aoll. ffafl vtrrot, t'poer iclraa nun Jua, Mfurd. Lucabb druiicuit.

It. VT booalJ, Obam, axiaer. CKBTiriCATKa to ba rraatad kr tba Co art of Bavloa, aruaa oaan bo oaowa tba eactrarr 'o or boTora ttopt. IP. l.aad.8t.

Allpaa.fctaallrr. J. MitobaU. NuCttrurii.fcllraoDrar. J.

CunUf. otnet. carnotlcr. Boacb. Naacaatlauaoor' Luo.

ctocor. Ilra7 Rioc. Ieivvaw, out of tiUMaoMt. William lliaka, fortau out of buoam. Tbouur hnaball, an, IVtubunt.

Koiit, vut of bujaaaai. llarra, Staltoidra. lKmauba cafpentor. Moarl Hrar, riolibull. Waroickabira.

eualdaaor. Tboujia llcaala, llabop'a bta bma dWer. MCOTCII HKOfHSTILiTION. 3. llaiatlKa.

NeUaloa. a tuaUer. Aat. i. at IlVdork, at weir a I La.

i aboer. TIKKQT AUTILtKRY CADKT3HIPS, o. UmloaaiitMALKIX. U. RuUrl tr t.

Monuartoa enooaol. uaue UtiiaLttt HjXli io tba MATIIKM ATIU8. orUaraua, TIII'hfKMSO wiU oraoralrd rta drama called MABUS iTIll LIIKWIT. Tao nnaapal eoaractara aiaam.iv. iwinr, r.

kutthowa. A. VTuaa. KlrJoch. Turner.

Manton. J. tWbor, VarnoU. gallon, aal Kailay Uua rurtaaeua. Mm Mra.

A. Wljran. Un WoolUifl, Maa Orors, Mra Uaha. Mi Turner, MVl Mra Kaaiejr. To enadad.

aitb AbAPDlN AS I) THE WOMibRfUL LAMP, Boiolae opaa romlJtUt. T11RATBC WELLS. IWik.diMliil Mn Wirntfukl Mr. TITIS tTKX'INO alllbo prawstal TUB HSIUAL. Araan.

tiri itt. Hi. II klelintlui. Mr. fbelne li.bUm.

Mr. J. Wekoter; Kndoe. Mra ir A.lUa. Mi Cooper.

Afw abk. TUB CAlTAI.S a SOT AMliU. coadial ai A Tiiixrisuiiutti. IIUVAUM SKkl Tlia.Mlil.. PoMtne'i tba lat IS nibu of Ids oaara aoa.

Till KVEYINQ aill be ameatl Boamla fvrr opera mu aa mw. am or ij 1 1 aiiuiia I 1 1 TxlXi XlitLEi TT lu A A a A xa. XAmjwu ouftna Hxtirwa, Mcb, tbttt tricU of tbeteluw i CIN'j '7, Mua) Rnrwr. Mla MU. Miaa K.

Trrej, FWajB. tloruDar, At Coodoetor. Mr. MtaanLarr. with double kd aad TIH I UI bo nnoental MABTIS CnriZLEWIT.

ASTLEYa kOYAL AMPHITHEATRE. lYi prtaV and nuuff, Mr. W. Battf. Ponrful Tbird aitkt of tbe rarwamaat of Mr.

rarty, tba Aramcaa a Kir, aitk bla epleodid oi'iloctloo of Uoha. Twon, tooi ardi, ta. tm of tb Cbinaaa War anl hrilltut rouu of ftrcbaaf.t tlx For. UtuteoaU Ooonre llerbett X. fno tbe tat Wart lalia Kmeeu', lta t.tat, ic roale.fanalr.

aJi MMifl Jlsnrr llarpar Htm to UFuttnaa bf imr otaos. aM Horror. retiroi Euavn Edavd llcaean onar, troo. ti lira Ea ie. ica rtuart, ato acLaao nratt.

rit to i f. Qi. purcb w. aioa Urear. fcrb KrodtCKA Wetto.b Ihsartt.

tBU Ecfacja. h.eCv liraxoiVi Ouafli Tub twiitatit tk U'. r'raiaeia Wi4iam ll.rj rue, trim la Ml or 4. to 1 Uutia3t. Tire Walker, aba eirbaera.

IX t4 lrt EefTOKtO. tieurra Ubaio Pel ia, tb At tar.aat Surgooc 11 it.iaEat'jBwt' be Aaaaat ttri Memrrattdoia. TtCtrt.a cf Ean, a tvr, tb l.h r.i 4. art lvde.to ll.uf.u etal d. TL tan tbe ro Luutenact.

promoted in tba Btsa it4tb JalT.U AlWrt dalautMJ. Tie ai4 ictuiacl Jba Kxlifort. tart, tot 1 t. UU.U la caansllod. fKCtiii.iriuni tf kxata of tb Fjot, are jba Xur 4xU anrcnuMon of rAurra ia Cbr4 lltKb Jam, a tbe UrJ.

loU.u Boi ike wia pomBoor, lt.aprr;Ti,u'i rtate ta the Gm 11. Ill V1 Fr Lapbaa) W1uaq kVaAe, be A ivtuu XnMZ, rai ifiael oain.aa Bead, feat, ta ue rHwea. Al'avar IK. I i Libt iT oaa Vuencarj' t'urjoon Ricbard Godaab 1 ii ird. frxa ICtb Lift! lirarwo'.

to Votanaan rice tin! twi.Mj. rvtuw opc fcalf par. 1I3 LUtit Iirar ai. VmA I'raacii Iviaral Oraj to be Lite aiit, a urcua, vice llortoa, uoocaasd: Coraet (rr Antbijoj rt li 1" tb lroi. to Owt.i Orj.

1 W. Licbt Iti a rkjrireatit Mj alter Uaraain I Conet, VcarJ. dorcawd. Illl uot It "jt. MatbiaiB.

Crook test, tab l.uvi, 'I I tfcUi oo 17b I A Lolas Bo4aT ron ti LieutaBt. witb A l'Urcafc, tii liuater, de tarad Eavs wuiiam llanr? Uoaard r4b a to laruVaBaiAt, aitbout tmi.ae, TioaO iUmb, a brae prmv'iB, baa lca caunlled Cbarlea Pratt BoltoB. ESiaoo. loia tv c. caotalo Tru PUla Trvaad.

frjfn ha'f paf I aat tr.ed,f riot Jba lbil MiLf.jrd.a bo o. Ijeu UiHl aieaareUr Kairaj ta be Cajtaia. bi parcbaaa: aici 1 Tmpatcl. oraotttTu. EacB Gtorre llctrj Caialct, from tbe F' oct be bj 'arbAae, rice Murraj.

I fL Fo A licuua.t Jobn Foake. from balf pal With Fat. to be n.t, Larjrl brri Jubn Ueaii Brhari I LtlvV AT, pwrbaae, Tjce loake. a retire; Wililan: Hear? out. mo! lwia.

r. irehai, rice Bouke. 9 of r. t'k A T.i ir ctuuiibais. from baUivar baalW bc.

t' loMai'ir. aboeirbaBarreeiTiBt; tbe dj fenart; Cai tai llet.r ihjm ur to la Major, i.j iwraaae. ioe OuualoilB. r. rettfai; re ru be Caiaia.

tj parebjw, u. p.rmr L. Ihujlfa be I'irot LlouU tl pOTTI ll rni ar a Aavwa lja.Uirt.nt, Ij fi.U'. tic tl: 'oi ra Jjeutetant. bjpur rt.uK.ait tie I' iJ uinvt' la tba Wat Itviin BoDueat JobtT Willjii 1' I'arrr, real, be ELtijo.

pur tbe Ht B. iSt i Oerald F'iej, from tbei 4 'oot. tl CaftalB. liCe.CaxV..attoecbal.jta; I. eo'f AOt Mr T.

Kni jit. ltart.fr to tbe TlrtyFiwt, t'. be LrruleLabt, Jba Oli loot Fraao iamea to be l.aan,r.f fur run to IbaUator BifJUAtof I A 4iri. ainra: tv Tfai! r.obwt rbean to "be tuartoraMter, noe WIXaiaKearj oo rHiroa UIa taj IJ. tod I Joba Cbllt A Laaibba Carter, from tbe tttb For, 1 0 'ia.

iec ViAkJ. bo tietiable. WdFoot LitrvSosaDt Jola llenry Tboinaa llirtrbini to jn. wbout aim Eratt. daarwd EobrB aia baat Kelll be If utblia: AreLitaJd Ateaaador to be Ea my BitliiMt Kebr.

IM Foot. iter.at a lt Maira itfajtr, frr.a. ii lltb Fjot, totje iMrutti m. flor rirT ljkino, ob, rirbaiMT all Fa A Tb ruij Aama.rmt Ui be tjtj; bj imrcbav uoa Ca Orl, fa rrned tl. tbt 1Mb Foot ah I uia Corbet Cotbn to be Major, aitbout purcbja), use laJaar, oec eo iouwuaoi iieary ue.xe nuierio iierat tato.

tia Tbniaa lletur ktoldd to Ix LMUtiaat. not lot Ki.n: jarfb Atfrod Hike to I L. eutauiat. ioe ritraliard a ko, 1.1 ow ob Atu. Z.

ta InuB eaocOlol Tbmaa feU Edard, deoraMd JlT Bucbaaaa, aa Bi tjtfita. tlce rirVt lot t54la.t. CHin lie Walter, Ir l' per 'tb fax. to ar.uiJi, ivwnmv i ri 01 it tj Oui'd iteaaw tb Hob. da Klati ulerei frirt the tic FxA, ta Cipiaia.

rtoe W'aikw, iw rtt'rM Breret. Kai A(t Chu of tb rid r.ertmest riot. Io be L'tu tuiu.vC Aoaet ia ibe Ansf. taiAiio lav WaJkr. tb 5l.Wt f.e;ijt.t be Slii'H ia tbl Arnf Tljif tbat tbefolloaiflf rJac a duly rtitorr 4 tl WnalraOoa of uiatrara tuerelB IlixiTcM'Xb 41t UaioI.

Brouard. Ilvefordabiri laTTIunlrl DI.1?IOLTED. (lover wjebtao. Aloer, ara xasbire, iier. J.A.Coerea aal Pl.ixb.

WolTerbampf. AUiaa aad Co. Had SVftvtal" W. ero eaad P. MeUe.

U.arpool. vboleaile n.A,w. i. aad oarea. Mad.ier,Pbrotbire.

eunteona Mor: caa ai lofO. A'T trl.ben.Brcoiabirer a)ner. JackaoLtcvier. tarperjtori J. M.

Ilidoa aad t3e, Mark latve. aiarraaula kc, Kliiera. Ilauudaditcb. ba mkre aa far aj iXaid a ipar1t a. l.

aad W. Kiade, Uoreoer. Kola re, i m. roter, l). 1 ajd nardaw.

IMibara, IiliilUra, Kawara It. CT01, aa. ana 'l'" iruker. aad Co. UterBuuL taer tUTtere aa far aa recardaV Male.

atvri II. Itroadbrat. rtboftold, ra3r. Uelej aad J. laradlao.

Bod Uoo tlrrrt. Wkttacbapal, i.iixtara uiweaad i. necdaMara, caraarroB, I ECXAJIATI0S8 OF tilTIDEXM. Kaaa. V'lnbanantaadotmt, lailor daal ebe.af Ifl in tbe aiiaid aar fiaUrdar, at ta of Mr.

Qreea. AlaWmaaburr, aTSooU. Caibnltr, aaou. aaoor srat die. ad ld.

In tlM poano, oa BkOavAar. at tba offiea of Mr. Orara, AUorviartirT. TTfcactbaoTi ftitoti. iJerbrthlrr, raak' nt lf It VL lA tad of I I bom Be aoaaee la lb circle jruiici a fcitures of thit whlelt ha jait been ib toiid into (the gulf of put time.

We htvre tlmdr nude each comment! upon It rnigkt be expected from contemporary criticc, lu cWictcr we Ievo to hbtoriaas to describe. Oar attention now drawn to the annual list of its di'Ision, aa exhibiting the number of the topic it hat discoMcd, and the temper in which it has ducussed them. The division list of this year certainly presents a contrast to that of the last. Unlike its predecessor, it docs not expose the results of continued LmenuintnU and motions for adjournment the eye does not glide over a long array of ditto. ditto, ditto, under half a dozen subjects; it has no Irish Arms Bill, no Chelsea Pensioners Bill, no Registration of Voters BilL Out of 167 divisions, 21 were on the Poor Law Amendment Bill, 14 on the Factories, and 1) on the Courts Bill with the exception of these, no one question has been debated with much difference of opinion and at great length.

The state of Ireland served as the conductor of many long, and some brilliant speeches, through a scries of nights but it can hardly be said to have produced political debate, (., a discussion of certain political remedies, an it led to. only one division. The Factories and Sugar Duties wcro questions rife of divisions and theso not always in a Parliamentary sense. The Post office disclosures kindled some animation in the house, but could only produce three divisions. On the whole, then, it would appear, that the hou.ee is better disciplined this than it was tbe last, year; that the Minister has individual members in hand better than ho had or perhaps the majority of the Commons, like the older and tiettcr trained hounds in a pick, difcourag; the illegitimate yelpings of ambitious volunteers.

And for this wo are not altogether sorry. We should in deed regret to see the power of a Minister or the tyranny of a majority procood so far as to stifle all expression of individual opinion in an assembly dedicated to the conflicts of opinion yet, when we remember the successful efforts formerly mado by presumptuous garrulity to get up talkinjs for de bates could hardly lo called, having in them nothing real, nothing tangible, nothing practicable on some pet topic, and to consume hour after hour in a fruitless expenditure of inanimate phrase ology, when we think of the time lost, and the patience worried, by these intrepid harangues to the daily newspapers, we do less regret that rigor ous discipline which whether exercised by members or Ministers curtail the verbiage of the loquaci ous, and the penance of the enduring. No evil could be greater in a practical view of the subject than a bouso of legislation composed principally of talkers; there could not be conceived a more potent distinction to the enactment of useful laws, or to tha regular discharge of publio business, than the toleration (where toleration would amount to encouragement) of incessant oratory, which would inspire men with a vague desire of attacking without even, the least wish to defeat and of suggesting without any anxiety to persuade I and which would be as fatal to the growth of true eloquence as to tho progress cf wholesome legis lation. But we think that there is another evil quits as great as this, and quite as earnestly to le" deprecated as this. If the public timo is lost by tho immoderate license of senatorial oratory, we think that something ruore important may be lost by its strict prohibition.

If the public time is consumed by the impertinent prolixity, public honour may be compromised by the constrained silenco of its. representatives. Garrulity is a nuisance but seroility a curse. And, however desirable it may be, pccially in that aoibiguou3 season which succeeds periods of popular turmoil or national agitation, that the mechanism of Government should be cluggedas little as possible, and that 'no external interference should mar the proportions cf its parts or the efficiency of their combination; yet it is as much to be desired that no Post office nnderlingi give of tho high End genteel prying of their masters. Sir Jambs Obahak will now see the letter carrier tip him tha wink as he passes, and announce his initiation into the fashionable mystery.

A brotherhood in the tame craft has a very equalising, levelling tendency; and we have no doubt the new adepts at the game of peep think themselves very clever fellows, and aim at giving that stattesmanlike and Home Secretary character to the lower department of the Post office which has been so conspicuous in the higher. They make a BUirs of it, we have no doubt and my Lords of the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and tho Secretaries of State of the letter carrying sphere, bandy jokee and compliments upon their respective pieces of political intelli gence respecting Running Rein and tho favourites at TattkrsallY. Low life will imitate fashion. The coachman acts my Lord Dock, and the groom Sir John, and tho footman Sir Joan's brother; they give themselves airs, swear, and talk big and the housemaids personify Lady Mart and Lady Fans and uriuce ithout their aspirates. This Post office dis closure is a natural piece of imitation and the refinement uf prying and peering, and softening the seal, and all th agreeable little stratagems, are the humble port and imperial tokay of these new class cf letter carrier diplomatists.

This is an unfortunate piece of business, we must say, to Sir Jamem Oka tun. lie will feel himself rather in the situation of that fine gentleman who was persecuted in every place he went by an exact likeness of himself in the shape of a barber's apprentice. The unfortunate, dandy could not get away from this disagreeable counterpart. If he darted off by tho first coach to the first town that came into his head, then tho next morning, as sure as fate, appeared at hb heels the barber's apprentice, with exactly the same cat of coat, tie of cravat, loot, swagger, and case. The whole barber fraternity who met him refused to be cheatedout of the evidence of their senses, and shook hands with him furiously.

Vain were all his protestations it was no use denying it'; he was a barber, and the pride of the profession ho must receive their embraces. Sir J. Grauam now shines as the tip top mah of the new raoe of letter car riers, the pride and ornament of profession, looked up to as a model, the head of the guild aad fraternity of ecalbrcakerp, peepers, and pryers. We hope he will not be stiff and haughty to his new friends. At the time of our going to press our ordinary French express had not arrived.

COURT CIRCULAR. WI3D80. TvxtSAT. Ttt Qieea aid Loiazt Priac coatina well. f.

ITU Boyal Hlftaes Pilac Albert weal est tarty tali morning' deer I booting, la tha afternoon Us Kara HtgV Bets ilrori out ta a carriage, attended by Llrntet.ant Colantl Wjlde, Equerry In Waltinc Their Eoyal Hlgbjeiiei the Prise of Wales and tae Prince Afict wer taken aa alrlaf fcfeaaTiaf ta the forenoon, and her Boyal Hif hneta th Prince. Eoyal west out on a posy. The Eoyal Tamily wtr axain taken airing; in tbe afternoon. IitaBt Coliel Wylle has relierad Lieubrriint Calcmel Boarerisla the doti1 9 Efirrry la Waiting oa ail Eoyal Prince. AlUrt.

Tke American Mlnlattr, with Mr, and Mia ErereU, left town yesterday moraine ea a short tour to tke north A deputation from the Metropolitan Araociation for Im proring the Dwelling of the Irjdaafriotij Cluer had aa interview with the Earl of Dalhotuie yeaterday at tb Office of the Board of Trade. The depntatioa eouiated of Dr. iWhwood 8mith. Mr. John Mr.

T. P.QUmob, Mr. Cturlei Oatlia, Mr. John Dualop, Mr. J.

W. Tottie, aad Mr. YY. A. Wtfkinaon.

The Earl of Lincoln ha left town fr Yarmouth. Iala of Wight, Deipaiche from the Governor of Gibraltar were recti ltd yetteiday afternoon at the Colonial office. In the forenoon tteanatche were irceircd at tho Colonial office from the Oovernor of Canada, and tha Governors ot the other North American colonies. Vifcount Melville left town yesterday for Lines Inahire. BER itA JESTrSl TUBA TRE.

The lesson for 1341 finally terminated with the perform aice of last night, and a more brilliant farewell night "can not well be imagined. The ample record of the event of the leason which we gate at the concluaioa of tha iub cription forbid any further tresp upon the patience ot our readeri by entering into detail reapectTag the pro Kramm of last night; but it would be injustice not to mention that Corelli'a admirable performance as II Coats 'AlmariTa in the compressed 11 Rxrbiert di Scviflia drew down loud applaoie, and secured his recal (tardy thocgh it waj) to the ttage at the fall of the Cartain, to receirt that tribute that ha been usually awarded to Mario. Some few call for Mario were beard on Corelli'i first appearance, bat tbey quietly subsided as the scene proeesaed, anl at the general approbation received. In the last scene of acii'amairmoortheXuleit singing tnd acting of Moriani were fully appreciated: We dncereiy nope tnai aotning wm prevent bis re engagement for next eeaaon. An establishment like Her Majesty' Theatre should not be without two first rate tenors, and his rarriti only rrcruire to be fully known to gire him pre ceoi ace over any competitors tnat nave ret appeareo.

nettf not say more or tne inimitable and unalterable Lablach than that hi performance of last night ii never surpassed. lie seemed determined to make such an im preuion at 'he conclusion of the season that it should not be effaced till his return. FaTanti and romasan never usg to weu. Farantt ia La Cnumtola anneared to have lost that nervonanea which ha often rail red her past effort, and the defect which hare been attributed to her voice atemed to have vanished. No terms of praise can ajeraatly describe the excellence of the divine Elmler" as La EtmeralJa.

or the delizht tut Cerito in Ondtnt and how should the ktstc and itatelrMiaaet de 'la Cour and Gavotte be fonotten. when grace and rlerance are combined in every movement 1 oniy regret mat to many montas mart eup Deiore we can again witnes ia.cn a combination oi talent. lar Tlllrf I I 1 V(l th nrf tem.nrM anil eommenro at a euarvrtoT wttb tbe Faatern er ecWl of MCSUO PARK r. tb UiA Talaor of in Kir. Karla.

tb Arab. Mr. Carter, aberela wLi beautiful performance anta Li tra tb monarch of tb furaat aad other sea eitra 'dmar; feat. New "kinj should palliate that implicit deferCCCC tO the Hearaain tb Clrci be tbe Brttiali and Fore rn Euuearnan UaOne, tb Frencb Biir trained r. To conclude aob Ibe etix ot Amoy.

Atine aed ue maaarer. Mr. wvii. which no one man ha3 a right to claim from his TueMaiia The Oriental Company's ateam ihip Montrose, CaptiJn Evans, ai tired in the docks this moruing at a quarter paat 9 o'clock, and landed the and Mediterranean Mails, which were lur warded ta Lou Jon by the 11 o'clock train. Tbe Montrose sailed frutu Gibraltar on the 11th iuit at which tIace she left Her Majeely's ship, r'urmidalle.

Vice Admiral Sir E. Owes: the Caledonian and the VeruriuA ateamen; the United ft. tea fr fate Columbia. The French eteaoier Ve luce wai alt at Gibraltar, taking in coal aad prevision for the French juaJron tff the rout ef Morocco. At Cadii, the 12th, two lare itcamen were at anchor.

At Lisbon. the 11' there rrmaiacd the usual Portugaese uadron. The Montroae paased, oil Cape St. Mary's, a large French frigate standing to the southward. She ha brought a few bien from Vigo, which place, she left cn the 16th.

The Moatroee hai a full cargo of fruit and 23 passenger. The Weat India mails arrived here last night In the Royal West India mail packet the Dee. Captain and were Im mediately forwarded to London by th.a tuorbing' mail train. The Dt left Hi. Thomas July tbe 31st, anl Fayed, August 15.

She has brought home 46 passcnirer. 133 o. of itolJ. and 31 ox. of old ailrer.

the ha not brought any account of the Tav steamer. M. Kicsslefl, Russian Charge d' Affaires at Paris, rtacbed Loudon yertetdiy evening at 6 clock, and had an mume with Count NtaeelroJe. M. Kiesle3 will leave London for ran again to morrow.

IIauuibcu, August 1(5. A short time ago the pro prietors of the iteatuers riving on tbe river Elbe, between Hamburgh and Magdeburg, in order to offer an inducement to the plraaure srcking the German inland towns, chartered the General Steam Navigation Company large steam thip Monarch, for an excursion frvu Micdebun; to London aud back and a the fare charged were extremely mode rate, a coii'MrraMe number took aavantage ot tbe oppor tMnitv to visit tbe "Great Metropolis." The last mail lrnm lloma'drgh brought over splendid silver tankard, cover, and bUiid, to be preaenteilto Captain Morrie, who commanded the Monurt on that occasion. Thii elegant token of ac it.i 1. i jealousy of revolutionary tendencies, no fear of popu 1 Magdeburg steam packet Company was presented to Cap factious excitement no pretence of any p.easure, or the wul, or the opinion of a Minister, Boi ofrlo open fmea tills. Laatw pxea la tb art fellows, and which involves the absolute surrender of rTht THtbiieatioB of Tk eommeiKvd miai their private judgment There are people, we know, on'" i who conceive that when a man is elected to serve in Loyf'Oy, Parlhment, he is elected to serve the Ministry or the Opposition, according as he may happen to pro ror couiuieuu.

iuv fc99 Ministerial or Oppoeition opinions. We beg to aad a description of it more' in detail thin has yet lieen given, we refer our readers to several letters from eye witnesses of the action, which appear elsewhere. Our correspondents write from the scene of war, and the sound of guns and smell of powder has warmed them into some hearty John Bill sentiments with respect to the expediency of a war with France. We do hot exactly participate in this belligerent view, do not feel any warlike excitement in consequence of the cannonading at Tangier But the naval criticisms of our correspondent deserve attention. The Prince ob Joisville lias had a formidable arena on which to display his naval talents for the first time; British vessels were near enough all the while to watch the proceedings, and, of course, had on board a number of nautical critics, who, as Englishmen, were not too" much disposed to see skill or perfection in trench gunnery, or the Prince's admiralnhip.

And whether the latter was nervous lfore such formidable judges, or anything else was the cause, it would certainly appear that not much effect was produced by the French fire upon the fortifications. Only one gun in the main battery was dismounted, and the loss of lives on shore did not exceed seven or eight. The Moorish garrison behaved well, stood to their gun. behind their crumbling fortifications, to the last moment, so as tA win the praises even of the Prince. The Moorish General distinguished himself by his promptness and spirit.

The Prince is much criticised for having "taken lu3 position for attack so leisurely," although the Moors were at the very time at their guns. Tbe French ships were for a considerable time ia a raking position, and had the enemy opened fire, they must have suffered greatly. And the French display of gunnery throughout was not such as to give satisfaction to the Knglish critics who were on thc.sjiot or rather, we should eay, it gave them considerable satisfaction. The whole affair, to use our correspondent's words, showed the vast dispa rity in every branch of naval, efficiency between ourselves and the French, tain Morri on board of the Trident, which ship he hat now command oi on the bdinourga and London station. The Rotal Arskxal, Woolwich.

Some idea may I formed of tbe immense resource! cf this countrv i the. munitions of war when it it known that in a time of peace about 2,000 large piece of Iron ordnance, of various calibres, are supplied by foundries. La Yorkthire every year for the use ot Her Majesty and to replace those in the least degree unfit for the duty required sf them at home and on lorturn fortified station. Aire and eiDoture to the weather render many of the large guns unservice able, but the greater number fet aside are replaced at op portunities o9er by new guru, couitructed improved principle for carrying longer range! thaa had been previously obtained Lv guns of the same dimensions of bore. Tbe weight bat been alto considerably diminithed, and, cocsc they are more easily worked and by proportioning the various parts, and strengthening the breeches by giv ing them a creater body of metal, they are rendered more and have lea recoil.

Nine 3'i pounden have been elected, and they are at present lying on tke wharf of the Eoyal Arsenal, to be thlpptd in the Somerset ordiunce vet Mi tor Portsmouth. 35 pounders have been selected for Devonport, and 29 21 potinder for Chatham, and will be foraartled to thewe port! without delay. The East India Company have al ready for ihipmrut 25 8 inch guns, weighing about tv cat, each, 30 Lt pcunderiandSt 21 pouuJm, all of Monk'i pattern, with four 5 inch mortar fur rvics in the Eatt Indies. A dinner was given by the Junior United Servico Uiub, at their house in tharlet strcet, at. James on sloo diy evening, to the hero of Jellalabad, Sir Uobert Sale.

Sii William Nott was also inviteJ, but we regret totay was us able to attend from indisposition. Revimmi Barristek. Mr. William Vardlcy, Shrewabury, bat been appointed ty Mr. Justice Coleridge retUiiig barritter fr North Cheshire, and Sir.

Townthend tell those who think so tlut thit is a grievous and pernicious error. A i.an is sent into Parliament to serve his country according to the best of his ability. He is to take that course and to give those votes which, in Lis own conscience, he believes to bo right and good. If he has formed his opinions beforehand, and sees no reason for changing let him maintain them if he docs sec reasorrfor hanging them, let him do so in the eyes of the honest and fair judinghc will stand excused of that which is the favourite taunt with all small men inconsistency. But, as he values his honour, his station, and his character, let him cot put his conscience and hi pinion at the disposal of a party leader." Let hira, above all, eschew the cant cf ''siinti'irtin? hi3 Tiartv" Lv thn HirriEco his nrin.

lor wonigomerysaue ana ir. i veaal tr Ciples and for the sakj of tho senate to which he by CUief Juttice Tindat for the belongs, no less than for his own let him shrink I couuty of Hereford. with scorn from thfc thought of recanting the word, J1 he Las uttered and retracting the votes which he has trantiiorted from Calcutta and Maim are to be tent one given, in order to augment the strength of a Go i lIft? ia jj i ci ct i '10n' J111'" and Trinidad these three colonies having vernment, and destroy the confidence Of the go given the requisite securitie in regard to them. They are verned. I'" Ettt Indict tome time between the month of 1 vctwuerau'i wu luip ia auitu uic; ax cuuvcycu have already i ore than once noticed the mutt carrv a turgeon.

and the number of Coolio in each treatment of a subservient majority by a despotic Cabinet in the terms they dwerved. Wc suspect 1 will about 12. per head. The transport of thete. it It that the bitter lesson which the latter taught tho wl Loiir, eArolu orT.

J. 3 I It it understood that Government mean to apply to 1 arlia I louse of. Commons cot be lost Upon the rmmls. 1 ment earlvnext teteioti for an act to permit tLe utroductlon There were low and fiprrcssed murmurs hen the of numbtr ot CooUt' 10 th Wert iBdiefc Orflwotf Ad house was called on to rescind its votes a second Illicit Distilleries. For some time Dat susd! It would be unwise to venture cn a repeti e'0" have len entertained by the excise, authorities that an 1 ili.tillev rtf wbiaVw t.l.l tn tl ni.vtiKi.

eSAA.t nt tion of the exptrimsnt; TUera is Boracthmg like (vck.rmouth but so careful were th dclinautnt. that no IXDIES. fThe followin? anDeared in a gfiscnrl cf The Times of yesterday SOUTHAMPTON, Aries? 19, 10 r.K. The Royal Mail steam packet Company's ship Dee, Captain W. Ilemsley, arrived at this port from the West Indies, at p.m., with the Jamaica, Lee ward and Windward Islands mails.

The latest dates by this mail are St. Jago de Cuba, July 10th Jamaica, 21th Demerara, Soth Trinidad, 21st; Barbadoes, 24th; Grenada, 26th; St. Thomas, SIst and FayaL August 15th, tsm pbixcm or rxvuu. THIT TO THB USIYXMITT 0T 0XP01D. Tha Prince ef PrvaxU, with his Grace the Daks ef Cagtoo tai raite, arrived at BtjalhlUldsayi from BeC.

ttokt ihortly before 7 o'clock oa Monday etenln, a. tame night the gallant Dal gar a grand basxratt ta hi ltoralHlghnes aad tnite, at which were al praeat the Earl and Counbfat ef Wawtmorlaad and LttitniUdtC Wtllealey. Teaterday the Prince roe early, and a 7 rtfttk wsh Lag La the round aUach! to the arnaioo, in roapaey wttb, hit noble hott. After AevoUaf a rjee ioat to rb I enjoyment of the teene, his Eoyal nighneat rttarsed ta ft, sion to breakfast, and rubewneslf. th dpal tpartaenU, the gallant Dakt eendoctmg hil IfasU.

onl nest through the mansion. At a quarter to 11 o'clock the whU of the party, with exception of Lord and Lady Charles VTeUeslry, left SViAh leldtay for the Ea4b3gtcatioa on the Great Wetter Ejj. way, rove lor Uxlord. Tb distance from 8tntafUIdaye EeaJiag fiSonl mile) was performed in let than an houf, li Znj arriving at the atation teme time before the down mail train was due, by which, it ehouJd be mentioned. it jTaiiged that hi Royal Highs ihould prooord Otbtd! The intorral, howeTer, allowed time to place the Prince travelling ctrriage oa track, and daring th period aj Boyal Highness amused hitaelrreompejiy wit.

the Dak of Welliagtoa, in examining the various department of tbat Upon the arrival of the mail a lalooo carrilge eras tached to the train, which the Prince, hi Ets ileney Gw valier Bonsen, the Duke of WeUiagton, the Earl t4 Couatet of VTettmorltJid, and Count Koraigtmark enlered. the ether members of the mite occupying teats in an adjaia? lag carriage. A larze crowd had iimhli il near th at this time, and a the train took its departure the Hon! party were enthusiastically cheered. At the Oxford ttation. which aal reached at 10 miss.

tea. to 1 o'clock, the Duke of WelliiiaW stale earriafe attendance to receive the Prince, who entered it toertaec with the gallant Duke; the Coon test of YTeotmoriaid arJ Chevalier Buntea proceeding direct to tbe residence Ut3 irw voanceiior, ur. rump wynter, ta at. Jean College. The annonacemcnt Of the Prince's visit in eotnrjan with the noble Chancellor of tke Ifni leraitv anDcarad to hae excited latense uterrst in the ancient city, th ttreet af wucn, taougn generally almost aeserted during tA leaf vacation, were yesterday throogeU with oompaay, most at whom testified their iratifieatjon at the drcamatancc ba every pottibl manner.

A th corVgt left the rtion the twyat party were lotauiy cheered, and at various point along the line of route the tame gratifying manifestation ot re tpect for the illuttriout Prince and regard far the noble hen woo accorapaniea nit nvoyal llignnes were re peated. The Rival crriage entered the garden of St. John' Cbl lege at 10 minotet after 1 o'clock, where, upon aughtiag the Prince wa received by the VicChaivoeliO of the viuiciHij, vi. ii Juki, ww, ia win oar recxiuccira, alto Pretident of St John I CoIlee. The Duke of ellinam introd jced Dr.

Wynter to hi Boyal Uighnets, and the iLut trtoot party men proceeded to the principal ealoon of the Vice Chancellor'i reaidenoe, were coffee was tented. The Boyal party iabeqaently proceeded to the robing room, where the gallant Duke attired himtelf In hi endret rob ai Chancellor. The Prince, who received hi degree a Doctor of Civil Law upon the occasion of his vieit to the University of Oxford with hi late father in I Sit, ttn the scarlet robe and black velvet cap of the order. The Earl of Westmorland wa also limiUrry attired. It had been arranged by the aathoritie of tts University that the Boyal party ihould first visit the "School, aad the following order of the Vice Chancellor wa circulated among the members of the varum college on Monde evening "All members of the Cnlvertitr who araaow rrLWi I are reqoeited to assemble, attired in their proper academical oaMU, in in ocnooi vioaarangie, at li o'clock on Tuesday.

inordeTasbe present al the reception of hi Eoyal Highae the Prince Vf Prussia at the great nteef the tctiooU. T. WYNIEB, VSUXatKwltotV' la pursuance of thia reqoest. about 200 membert of the various college assemble 1 at the hoar ahovtaatned ia order to receive his Boyal Highness. The Uteness of the Prince't arrival in Oxlord.

however, had the tflect of preeating the iliustridu visiter from reaching the school until nearly ai which time hi BoyaLilighnet earn accompanied by the Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor. and 'attended by the ef hi tuite in two carriage. cpon alighting tu KoyU Itigbnsat wu received by Dr. Wil.iamt, the Warden ef New College th Rev. Mr.

Soryd, the Warden of All Soul Dr. Buckland. geabr Caaoa ef Chrutcharch Dr. Jelf, the Principal of Etturt Collere, London, who It also attached to the former foundation; Dr. Marsham, Warden of Morton College Br.

Symoat, the The Dee brings 49 jMissengers. On freight ri" Hklfe'lJh dollars, 22B ounces gold dust, and 542 ounces silver. I proctor, and many othsr member of the various foasda The Deo met the Royal Mail steam packet. Car tain Jamesen, at St. Thomas's, and received from i way, passed at the entrance to the Quadrangle, when the her the mails for England.

The Royal Mail steam packet Clyde, Captain Mowing aiJre to hu Boral Hbhne. which had toe Symon which left Southampton on the 2d of July, oI a ccvvcauon kum the urtteu urcuivu uu uiu jtvx ot aiuiy, alter a favourable Dassatre. all well. The Rova! Mail steaai fonf.br; 4rar to expraa Uioaaaiafactioa with wbbsk wa kaZ yoac lukatki niciu. uaLiaoua i irjui ui i Kovai uicBaameamrv Dataisaasev reimoa aaaHannac.

Clyde the maU passengers, and quickjilver, for J2ZZ uun ui i'lcaibo. I ronrowea sag we oia roar ifcorai waaoom oa ta re tea teaalcai ar.tA CI ereatev pvid aod pleaaur. earaaa taaeaeoay I had ta booour to ioaenb 7ur B'rral Hishooaa i name oa Cka toLt A i ta I BrrsnarT. pher and chymitt wu the first and only Quaker npon whom I Tb muaualretptct aal food am wiich baa bappDj lea aa the honour of Doctor of Law wu conferred by the Univer lSAiu.i!l!i tity of Oxford. He was installed at th visit it the British SSrSS1 Atsoaauon lor the Advancement ot Science ta and the At oace to regird ur JUyai llVnoari pnaeno, laaoar enthusiastic reception which the illustrious individual met hl iJ a a farU.r toian Ue evaUauaac of oe laelmo, aa hi litb I baa.

a a proof of tb ueraat ablcb V4W Boyal IIi4aaja kaket la tbl araraituoi uinure aaa tcieaca. vulter. "Gifenat our Heuatof CoavocaOoa. asJer our eom ji SteA OJ The Case or Homicidi ox Boabp the Thomas oFuiiivmiiiyeir uimxu u. Ilr nniKiurii Panes rnnwa, BtxsETT.

LlVEarooL, Tuesday. The prisoner, JohnKent, wno bad been remanded from tut week on a caergs killing Captain Ualtey, and who bat since been acquitted by the verdict ef a coroner! jury, elsewhere recorded, wu again brought ns at the police court yesterday. Mr. Ruth ton, vrithont making any comment, again remanded him until this day, the American authorities La this country not having yet made up their mind for hi relent to which, however, it I probable, after the full and impartial investigation wbicn bare taxen plaee, tbey wiu eventually accede. in the report in lhe lxnct of Monday ot tne Commission of Inquiry to the lunacy of ilr.

Brent Spencer, held In the board room at the Chelsea Workhouse on Saturday last, it it stated that the jury found that he wu of unsound rnind, kc, from the 3d day of July, WO." ine veraici oi tne jury was in accordance with tae evidence, from the 3d day of Ju'y, 1330." Tits hnscorAL Church or ocotlaxd. Tha Lord Bishop of Aberdeen hal hut concluded his triennial visita tion i hi diocc, and the number of confirmation! hii year hu been most gratifying the well wisher of the Episcopal Church Jof Scotland. The following table exhibits the number confirmed since tut visitation Aberdeen, in the three yean, 491 St. Andrew's, 100 St. John's, 33 st.

rani in an, wu. The late Coach Accidext. A gentleman, on whose accuracy we" can rely, hu favoured with the particulars of the accident to the Prince ot Wale coach ther are briefly aa follow Friday last, on the Cotcheeter rile of AiiA cbleiCS litaa atiwlr iBviBi the virtue of shame even ia the most degraded tlue could be obtained to theU haunt. Ai length, Mr. Boand a Minister lias opinion now a day3.

Minialor l.aa rhnrrp nni tt nuMi SITi Having obtained tbe aid of Mr. Brown, superintendent of tbe IVrwtnt police. and ot Sancton, a pouce otucer. ne proceeded on hu search. 'Meanwhile, tnn io' itar reigns rirliamcn.

i la ani5 hwng come to tome high hiU near Corton. thev ner alrcyance; thercoc. in favc'ir, nnd grcuse in abuad erived roms tmoke eurling through the tops tome tret In the uiighbourUood of which there was no house, and being ance. Politics past, prsECTt, and future are vctea their auest wai they arranged the plan a bore; retrospection is painful, anticipation pre of ittab They crept adroitl round the fell until within a thort distaxice of the tpot, to at to approach it uit raaturc suificieat lor the day the cvu taereot perceived, whert lhey made a tadden rush to the place where with another year will come another scssicn, and the fire wa, and there they found the re. ttripped to i 1 their and busily engaged is their illicit maau with it new measures, mvr.

motives, ana it nay be fcture, at a place called Mere GilL The moment hoped new morals. There is no retrospection 60 wearisome as that of a Parliamentary cession. It is like that ungracious element of schoolloy dietary which, under the em phatic name of resurrection pic, dissipates the appetite of the hardiest stomachs once in every week. It brings in melancholy review before the reluctant senses a confuted medley of the savoury and the offensive merging the recollection of the former in the presence of the latter and communicating to both the attributes of a penance. To cast a re fflective look back on the labours of a defunct ses sion is at all times a task in the dog days it be comes a pein.

We do not intend to anatomise the feats and More letter opening at tho i'ost efhec, it appears. Tho humour of curiosity has crerf. frcm Ihe princi pals to the subordinates and the f.scn cl the Home Secretary have infected these cf the letter carriers. The last few days have disclosed some extraordinary which have been going on in this inferior part cf the Post office staff, who, it seems, have been in the habit of opening letters addressed ta noblemen and gentlemen connected with the sporting world, with the view of either selling the infonaaticn they contain ta low gamblers to bet upon, or of betting upon it themselves. There is something etceedirgly provoking in a the diatilleri perceived they were discovered they made a rapia retreat, vne, an oia man, toa to tne water, but after a tsvere struggle wai captured by Mr.

Robinson; another, a boy, alter a long chase, was taken by Policeman Sancton a third, named Burns, wai eauzht br Mr. Brown and the fourth wu taken by an exciseman. Ihe excite oaiceri remained, ana Kept custody of the stul, ic. which they found in full operation. There were four tin water pails, a ipade, an axe, an iron scope, a furnace, fltur ucke, a valuable copper worm 16 feet loog, a Urge niuh tub, a fermenting tub, aa li gallon cask, a four gallon cask, an eblong tin vettel, calculated to hold about 10 gal lon fitted to be carried cn a person back, and used to hawk wbitkv throuzh the countrv the atilL which wee lar 90 enough to bold 80 gallon! 9 gallon of spirit that had been "run tne nrtl time, ana aoout ivj gallons of wuh reaJy for distillation.

The prisoner! were taken before tha ma the Rev. E. i awrett, A.M, and Mr. John Watson, on Tnreday, and gave their namei Patrick MVoUoch, aged 53 Hugh, hil son. aged 13 Patrick Gibbon aged 55 all from the Emerald Isle and Francis Barn, cf Cocke rmouth, aged 29: they were committed to Carlisle gaol for three month with hard labour, in default of raring the penalty unaer tne naruir, tunny, jot.

caca. cariiirr pu7r. Cobdock hill, near to Mr. Josselyn't, the fore axle of this coach mapped close to the nut, nosing the wheel immediately to come off. The however, proceeded on three wheel for upwards of 300 Tarda, the coachman and front passengers being ignorant of the cLrcumttaoce.

Suddenly a load scream wu uttered bv a lady, who was endea vouring to jump 08. the coach, and which lait the effected, although a young gentleman who accompanied her did alt he could to prevent it. The coachman pulled up quickly at possible, and while doing to the coach dropped down upon the arm of the axle, causing several passengers to fall off. 11 arc aueu au etaae mat au tniurr wnatcTcx wu lusuuncu by those who thus fell. Of the lady who threw herself off we are sorry to report tbat she sustained a severe contusion of the right hip and elbow, with fracture of tha leg.

Her medical attendant (Mr. O. G. Simpaon) informs that her case 11 going on Iavouraily. The painlul nature 01 the acci dent 11 aaoed to, from the fact that the lady (Mrs.

rboper) with her husband and ton. were then on their way io Bun gny, to visit the father of the who it seriously ill Ii'tvick Erprtu. Petty Ttraxsv. The Dictator of Buenos Ayres hu issued a decree forbidding the Buenot Arrean. either male or female, to wear any other mourning on the death of their friendsothan a narrow bracelet of I lack round the arm.

Black drenei of all kind are itrictly prohibited, and no one who hu any regard for his own ufe will disobey to sanguinary and unscrupulous a tyrant, the usual tigui of mourning have disappeared from the Republic Whether this extraordinary decree arise from an unwillmfrneri on the tyrant' part to witnes tha external marks of grief of the thousand whom hi tyranny has doomed to live in mourning in. ptrrxfao mcrrorr. tt nigra rtxtt" or whether it is a mere caprice mch that which Induced the Emperor Paul to regulate the hat, and beards. and dreetei et hi subject, doe not appear, but whatever may be? tne motive 01 it, it it a lingular proof ot the length to which tyranay may be carried In a telf ityled llepabnc, and will produce very teriou lot to all im porter or dealers in the prohibited articles. Another decree hu been, issued by Boss, forbidding any eae who i not a Roman Catholic tn exercise the profession 01 a Khoolmaster in the Argentine Republic.

This decree will at once close several ot the best school tn lluerto Ayre. tAttrpcU Tuna. itAiLWAT iBip to Liverpool Un Jiondav even ing, at half past 9 o'clock, a (pedal train of 42 carriage, containing 1,075 psAieugen, started from the ttation at Eut ton square ta Iaverpool, the fare to and from Uverpool being 30. each. The pasteDgers may return at the end of even or ten aays, ana wiu nave the epportonuy ei vtsiung several mteretting placei in Lancashire, well In Est laad and Scotland, the fare to Glasgow being reduced to fa.

Trip to Wale and Ireland, well to Fleetwood, will firm part Ot the engagements lor these aolydays. The gallant Duke real the above address ia a onerous tone oi voice, lajin; particular itreaa tn tl tioa referrtoz to the peace of Europe and at iu ooi handed the address to Chevalier BunJen. who rtceivf the part or the rnnce. Hi Royal Highness, who had liiteseJ most alt to the address, then read the following reply ia Ea.li a very correct accentsatioa Mv Lord Buie aad OeBtloaaea. tbaak 7011 far th kind reeeptbm hare frvea me, and tat dill waicom whw i haa Traerad at thia a aeraA.

I hav 001 forfortaa ta aolema day waaB, ataitm latweoaaBy' mj father, ta Uu Km. I bad th aoajur otbeisgaaeoaaud wilb km ia oaria pam iacn3u tour reus. 1 am thankful that lb paaot of aarooe tb happy re aali trial meat al wbicri eroua aaa to tha ooontrr la tar trrat jeuth baa tee preaafTal Aiina Ibaaa id roan, aad Uial Ue mutual retard aad meet tip baSaeaa lb teneoaaonee has bea mamaioed witboot Btttiit tioa, tad arriinrThisiiil am aura is Kiag mrl rotbee wul Vsara Bilk th tritlwl iaa tootarm tb eoatniuaae of feeuafi wtua to fully appiBetatat, tu which he warmly returns. 1 coajratalat youoa tbe 1 Mraa.a ataaa thit asasaal aetlT ralicton aad learaia. aad pny fr ta soatiaayed piwtonty aad by aaa ia roa tieiLju uu my until aoee wua iBe ai wm arrerity, that tt may toer eontinoa aa praadtrl rs by ta Me 1 bo.

after havtat aoa iuad ia aia bat mUrtarv boao jr sal dorr, km kaova hew to tncreaaa koth ta th tune peace." ni Rova! HIzhnesa wu lUtened to during the daSverT the above with the mut brsathles attention, aad it wkew tenour appeared to give the highest pouiSle of a lafuon to those use mt lei. The Koyal party now procsedeil through th Duivj School to the Theatre, where portrait of the father Boyal Highness, Oeorge and the Emperor AkxaaJeT are sujpeoried. Thence they proceeded to the BodUn Library, where a superb quarto editiaa cf the Holy Serif? tore wu presented to the Prince by the noble OtaaceuX Alter lnipocting tae picture galleries, the uuitnoui paw proceeded to the Rat cliffs Lrcrarr, whers tO years prmcat, on the Itth of Jane, hi Royal Uighnets bad. in nmpny with hi tather the late King ot Rusna, tae rpaw Alexaader, Georgts the rarth (then Prince Begenti, tu late Duke of York, and many other Royal prow retaken of a magnificent banquet provided by the The ranee remained bere a very can leraoie reruua having, with the Chaaceliw and the Eat! aad CMatets in eiKa kia a.ma ia Ih njurt1 rMsL IP teqnently proceeded to the open whence aa teat view ot the exterior of. the building Uabiained.

Upon leaving the library, the Royal party prate All Soul CoUeg where thsy were receiml by the a Lewi sncyd, wao ceadacted taem taronga ue a a nificent Bbrary and teautiral chapel attached ta thu tva tion. Dr. Buckland mieua or ok gy tae resorted to by the diatingvished viatwrs. UrsthIW was met by the learned fro fewer timsW. who hi Eoyal Highnes through the room, explaining law trench language, a being mor inieuisiow Uighaeu, the situAtioai from Uich it varvd ad let contents had been derived.

The Prince having the science of geology for some year, part, a "at home" with the. learned DsctoT. and ested with the collection of apeetceri exhibiru. appeared unwilling to drpart, cvea after levctaj Baci aoaxtotaeinspecuon. CoIIm was next vultol.

aad her tu wriw nets ipent some time ta th chapel, which retail place among the sacred 4iric ot he I Magda'en CoUege, Merton Colore, and CTwhirtk" ttibse iueutly v'uited, bis RotU Uigaaett sferAog a derabU period in ihe roaapificttt aail cf tion.in company with Dr.BuCAlAntwho.iiSeawr the absence oi the Deea. received tie Prcce. I Chnstchurch the Royal party retira: ot. lege; alter having laipecU which, they avt did rfBeT, provided by th Vtce Cliaaceior mthicio. to which all the principal tssitca of the The rice Chancellor rrraUdl, tis Ve il eccupyisg the pott of huMus hart, rnnce nuing upon hi lert, At arciocic the ltoyai party ritirra.

jTiaya carriages, drove off ia the dirtctjon clSuaelus, lrZ having previously thaaled Dr. WyntJr aad ths )th of the various CoBes, tut the w. shown to him. j. Piiuwus E.TTERrRiiE.

Four mechanics, three of them English and the other Irish, arrived at Lewistsn 1 1tne wu cj, short th Rojal party taat raatnnlaw. frnra Tbirmiarla ia an rmn boat, aft Id ifaW i ea aaMnU i a 1 1 ue terecu, aao twuo.i va ai "17 of peril and (uflenng. Thty went to Bermuda in search of 1 0 ocaaon uacttrtjiTS aal respect employment, but being disappointed, left ther la the boat lor want 01 means 10 obtain a passage ia any other manner. Yuri vaver. Robebt Owe the Socialist.

On Sunday after noon Mr. Owen left London, by the Southampton, Kail way, on hi way to forttmouth, whence he proceeds to America on a visit to his family, residing in Ntw Harmony, Indiana. Hi friend and diadple its em bled la St. James park in numbers amounting to some thonmndi, aad accompanied him oa his way far as VauxhaH briJge, where Mr. Owen Ute them fartwtu.

on every occasion uacttrtiiTS aal wtpectral. a Lot of the Cottege, and Mrs. jiter and Mrs. 1 nad both the tonour of receiving acodactwa Jt Highnes. who cordially shock haJ wua JstgL It wu generally remarked thai the Doa wu looking much better than tpoa th occas a visit with Pi Luce Albert, ttrw year ac.

Th Royal party were to cUat last i ght at of York's, at Noasham, prxeeding tha im, it tlvence to Rtwby, and on to Derty to aigbt. txpevted the Prtnce wUl sleep..