THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTF. Hon wid 
literature in the cause of the Church against 
honte ultimately deprived of his pr^ He a хоре ealed a erg е) Ch wem «x He had seen much sei 
ч E ies ou ve to the Ramena Court of the colony, and now oyal Engineers, in , America, - pe Wi 
attacks of heresy and infidelity (this work the secular ealed to this Committee Kingsdown in giving judg- Mesi became а Major. | ^ 1860. Latterly h studs 
clergy have no t for, their numbers being sad eit said Аку the diocesan кулой um and its acts were illegal, | prominently know his labours and d writin ed T ies 
insufficient for the wants of our increasing population);|and that the bishop had decided wrongly. They therefore | general of convict iens уо: 
ly, to sv ppl ina " € egula с annulled the sentence, condemned the le 59 in the costs. { — 
Р: ғ EXCHEQUER.—The Alexandra.—The ich 
colleges of home missionary im the. there being ап | nas been so long pending respecting the seizure of the steamer , 
ар dearth of labourers i Lord's vineyard, | Alexandra was begun in the Court of Exchequer on Monday. сон 
which dearth is fast increasing with the " a will be ретары that the vessel Sid Mr 24 the 
ба, thirdly, to supply plao es of iut f or the over- val om-house authorities at Liverpool on the plea that she was THE SOUR Е THE NILE. — On 
uilt and fitted out for the Confederate States, contrary to the 
worke d and poor amon e parochial Mua whose | provisions «f the Foreign Enlistment Act. The prosecution, | ® extra meeting of the Royal Geographical E 
g t e Fore 
bein during their period of rest i might be supplied by | which was инш, by the Government, was conducted by | was held at Burlington House, to welcome 
a member of the и і : 
fro 
monastic order. eed Attorney-General i Йе, and many heigen ж England с ains Speke r and to "a тг боп 
On Wednesday, before a bench of | cluding som ipt engéged by tio Federal authorities, | Шо à short acecunt of their discovery of tire aeui 
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magistrates in this town, the Marquis of Hastings | 3nd ey ep чао had been rcd чр. р. Бот Les ш сы. was ыр y беу pesi of meeting t the 
peri y the Confederates' agents in Liverpool. e case for and larg 
was charged with causing a cock to be cruelly tortured, | the prosecution closed on Tuesday. Sir Hugh Cairns on Wed- | | bt openin, vg. 
апа Edward Platts, Josep rother, and James | nesday addressed the jury for the defence, but called no wit- | py cetin Sw Roderici Майып Pes a th g 016 
, his gamekeepers, were charged with aiding | nesses, contending that no reliance whatever could be placed 5, аб the 
and abetting in the offence. Mr. Sleigh conducted the | 9? the evidence of the principal witness] for the Crown, who Queen and the Pri un of , Wales had e ressed he 
t g behalf of = Е had commenced his career їп the Confederate Navy and was | о i 
prosecution on behalf о the Society for the Prevention now a вру of the Federal.Government. The Lord Chief Baron | ое hum n enterpris The King of Italy oi sent t 
of Cruelty to Animals, The principal — of the | in summing up, said that the Foreign Enlistment Act was in- мо 
society said that һе had gone down to uiries tandad to prevent the, enlistment or engagement io of His H gold Eds Y pelo an euis: ч asion 
“e М ajesty's subjects to serve in Forei Armies, and to prevent | for presentation to Captains еке ап! rant, acco; 
aat i ol o arre iu Piet "Platte. the ba 05 ing g ош. ач апа equipping in im His Majesty's dominions pan йн by а о enin ter, which E 
е е плесу, he v or w: wi Ніз jy's license. 
quis ^o question in this case was whether the Alexandra was merely | read thein. The n Geographi ical society 
сох бав t. Donnington "Hall « TUN that was sowas роу awful, or whether Ù tiero wa куышны his zo ey S E Куш Sist i m z 
: H e was any is discoveries in the Lake anza ict in 
Sunday — — belor. ium деть ае тш ы Ретро), t English Em that Captain Speke had shown his erm of the һо Й s 
s, that were six cocks killed, that | the vessel should be fitted ide E. fous armed i рок н 5 ; ur 
or purposes ion, i 
pairs of coc! 
Е h ‚ f € КАЙ to him mi f 
сз ӨН ad al ай steel apura on ой; and:that:the Marqtis was нб other epe. [iA supply any quantity of m A khe lake after the Emperor Napoleon. Не then introdued — | 
*|of various kinds for the de et of p why object H sai . 
ы ships? Why ай anipe. alona: be ех ра Speke, who would, pisi Grm on behalf of him- 
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o! and an оШсег 
stated that they had called on Lord Hastings 
on the qo of Jun ne, They stated who „еу меге, 
- ld h tł 
е n; 
The statute is not made to provide means of protection for belli- loudly. hen silence was at last restored, Captain 
Domington Hall 2 rie preden -aba гезит det had ha d кем оа ти бы Ке кзы а Sd t bna don sell | Speke said that before reading his paper;he begged mew 
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bns: UAE Mrd AA, oi Tho HERBERT TIO y OU wh emeret 1016 кде" п$гойиге to them а - о; the. 
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intelligent of the Equa atorial tribes, It was 
raga the ыа эпі fide by of a man of this 
tribe that he was able t , and 
^ е 
t ad been any cruelty use u fie; clearly nothing imore: that Н abre buildi Te | he thought it omy just t ges керү o oane should 
words of the information. Аз far a ord astings | арреатей that, позво ^^: Webster s Dictionary," ” equipping оша some of the most inae of this race and 
d, he should relieve | $ furnishing with a апа furnishing i d them back to us г nativ try as consuls, to . 
ictionari nj 
t ench from . any further trouble. А conviction $ I sist in spreading сойт and civilization. 
against them was then entered М gistrates throughout Rasterit Хей: Тһе little fellow, а fine boy 
of about 14, is an excellent specimen чу the intellectual 
а 2 his m^ being as strai and bis fore rehead 
s high as those of ап European, Although р his woolly — 
- ad mil dark "idu е (грн characteristio m 
"bat his Afriean blood. Am med. i y dise 
at his reception, and ne band. со volle te A 
rad Pa the wicethipé of the society all "his ie. 
rant had а similar eompanion. with E 
in tbis саве he уоп glad 
to hand such moieties, amounting to 57. 10s., to the 
Loughborough гузид nsary. then it шешшш m that the Foreign 
` Srovem.— Тһе new building of the British Orphan The укудан дайынын йн анон 
Asylum at this place was inaugurated оп Wednesda ay the КИТА The. Attorney-General tendered а Bill of 
pn Righe commen is paper, ** 
Tributaries Compared," by describing the 
Lake e 
the Prince and Princess of Wal & Nd а Code edle MMC Baton ning, the principal head of the Nile. This lake is с 71 
the proceedings rd Mackenzie, of St Ps in lat. 3 deg. S., and from that point to its debouchure, 
1 in the hands of the Prince them 1 in the Mediterranean, in lat. 31 deg. N., the Nile tra- 
sum E 5 0007. to pay the cost of the mire d which Obituary. verses а distance of over 3000 geographical miles, or 
n fact sso e ee for ever tothe in o ADMIRAL THE Hox. 818 @ковак ELLIOT, K.C.B., died on Wed- | nearly one-tenth of the circumference of the earth, 
the weekly pde g the пену qup adea aa з Terrace, Knighisbridge, i inhis| When he discovered the Nyanza Lake in 1858, he - 
en - | Relief ( ана onday, е Нор. Secre- | 79th year. as the second воп of ved с of ad found it to be a large sheet of sweet water, lying about — 
ry reported that the Suid есе last week wa: Bir 3500 feet above the level of the sea, and he at once - 
21017.; and the balance in the bank was 355.2827. Mr. [parmi e Wii marri felt certain that it could only be the source of some 
көп er Farnall's xcd stated that there was а үсе, daughter of Mr. James Nos, of бойдо, Yorkshir ad -— river vom the Nile. The n atives had tradi- 
decrease oM he number of persons receiving | РУ hon» wno Wessel! vag a eiit Хоф, п. | tions, too, of its great extent, and certain Arab mer- 
relief in the as өл айй with the previous ? a Mr tens ifo o the Ho dian of. Zanzibar r, who penetrated those regions in 
bonn id M ps the 6th of December there had t. , one of the Lords iralty. search of ivory, assured him that Nyanza was the 
decrease of 106,587. Grants of n nearly late Admiral entered the navy „= на іп tho E: бете source of some great river. Other traditions heard і 
12,0001. er voted to various places, yc eid rre suat уз де ринге, Lord | рот the natives confirmed him in this opinion; 
ie tion 
's in 1795, рле + Goliah 
when at shiv i Eod British E into. action, on А lst of 
1798. n board the San Josef | о 
Scotland., M 
à —On Sunday morning, about | I 
ння rus rellene in pd Laud, goce. were |: 
alarmed by William S. Gra clerk in employ- = 
ment of Mr, Stephen, Я е ^ their 
doors and informing them that his wife was dea 
house. On 
Ugarda with a 
the expédition fallen ill. On his return to England he 
found Sir Roderick Murchison deeply ep the 
necessity of at once completi ng the work he Me 
i undone. He himself 
merde epe irt of ctr ere o for P^ Eg ће о dis: world had mitis his views, now happily renim | 
MS ce eias еМ the lan —À of the troo by actual шере оп апа iidem On returning — 
Seed ees sssiotin ac: | with his brave compani Captain Grant, to 
lying dead ‹ ; the bed- ig he Sultan of loyed, deem M esté 5 i south et the lake, in 1861, he 
room door, on a post-mortem е: it being, rs 192, € to the хаи guardship at Portsmouth. In|hit u new route, which he su 
ты и тапк, ће жаз шек рт жыз the ivory ос would lead to а creek 
uch |. eomm in the western flank 
ing in the language 
drunkard for so ears, and that her husband had ко n arti ee psi and luke, it turne 
been rendered miser iserable b by her. On Saturday evening in ill l health, idus the combined Өс of the climate rà over new lake, t Luero-lo-Uri which эре g 
— ppp S bares ina үне of Nm бов in the * discharge. of the duties néinche ed to bis his com- large. наны of Mg a. is now P uis 
' and about seven o'clock the neighbours heard a lo mau e rst Secretary to t ty aragwe tha 
noise in the house, and it is supposed that at that time | fr^m Deceniber, Чон i GR 1585, AM e eere lake receives its Jar тев plv of terrestrial 
the murder was committed. 'Тһе husband, who M Lord of the Adm eh un ч ке. was аррошге к 5 Reit n 
hitherto borne a very respectable character, bas been | aide-de-camp to Kiug William Tr: x Н zu he was ET 
apprehended on the charge of Wilful Murder. * |a Co баш сас О, 4 Jenn me а Knight Commander of | These 
pears hat h р 
once, The El Е: те his um n 5 733 
Domsom. Rev. W. Lon in Parii 5 both whence they derive their water, are in the middle 
А rain, in 1862 no 
ча | 233 days out of the year were more or less wet 
The first place from which he obtained a view of yo 
Nyanza during the second expedition was from 
town of Mashonde, in the Uddu portion of the country бо 
shore 
ме. E d en s Зока Je Каа the b 
iua 
- there 70 years of ago; his present wife is the daughter of d 
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