The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-19 00:00:00

1 ./ g .1.-C-1"-.0-0.• NEWSPAPER 491 ;,„3!_.41.•..,, _i.lA 2 9 1,11. " t sti Rad XS • 4able . 4f.:43rt4LiT,;-... / -......00 , No. 5,364.] OVERLAND ROUT& WILK UNIC ATION by STUN to INDLt. AUSTRALIA, an. HA WM. The PININSULAN and oRISNTAL MAN NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PAMILNGICIS sad metre (brio sad Parcete at their London °Mee for Gibraltar. Malta, lays, Aden, Ceylon, Nadia; Calcutta, the Stralta, and China, by their armors le=tontliaraptera as the eth and MN of every month; for u Aden, and Booby, by these of the sad 17th el h l " Zs month: and for Manzition Leta, Klee Goares lowed, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the IssoWhasipton on the 10th of every month.—Yer farther apply at the Cowan( &Most loadenballotrvek C. ; Ortental•pinee. Sontherepten. , ROBINSON, and Co.'s Regular Line G i o 9MN f Clapper Ships.—Let shipping day 18th November. unless previously MIL —For Sydney Direct, the magnificent Aberdeen bath Clipper Ship MBA, A 1 13 years, 1,009 thou lasting la the Hag 14414 Docks. Ms splendid ship, both under the Inspec tion of the owners, h welllnown U, the China and Australis& trades for her fast sailing qualities, mid is specially recommended to shippers molting despatch. Ras a great portion of her cargo engaged, and excellent accommodation forge limited munher of peasefigers.—Tor freight or pusses apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., 1 and It, Lai ladle-avenue, Leadenbalketreet, and 4 sad 6, Lime-alrest, LC. PLOY uirwoor, OH QUIENNTOWN TO NEW YORE wan LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADILPHIA OTHAAUSHIP 001 PANT WNW tee petals( Orb e selyteg the u= " = "adis 11" Bar. 86..1421" ri 14VEIMOOL ., INZ 11w YOB*. 11TY o't w~salxol ' OY. ~►eareit. oea V. _ __ .__ ._ _ lIMIEURGIL Weds, Puy. Oct. 11S. GLAIDOOW, Wants: Mt. EL CITY Or LDI/DON, Wsdassil= ei r. 4. AM every Wollusedmr, sad sway IsiEsdiss, Oilla PIMP b the ...* iimeimm. mr=.l= 11. 17, sod II = T r= tirs r=ite s an provialese 1 1:02 °sada, the ttal ind rsnatss, sod DAM % Jr selE es very advsatogswis Isesa—ree Mbar WILLIAM lIMAJI, te, Wolsralessi, t sieliigs sad YECIT. EL Lai Wlibissiers*ClEE. pHILLIPPB, GRAVIES. sad PHILLIPPB Poe =LMee sademiesbesed eribeimo seemero : AU sad the REINS, be IIikTAVLM tram the &We sad Zee* V . : e bers Who; egeb& every body, Ye. at 11 • tares : te 10e.. end rta dd. haste. • tare awl a U. The m NOOID, Mandy aoralag arty, Irees dr the Toyer. Far. LE Ter 1111110131. ths KOMI. ADLZZ. et heIIWALBI. Thsegday, Et 11 ea r hen tionelseses, sod ben at sots. rang : Ct. Ll. tad M. _ ooriaNsra.o, the OONTAI WA/lA. October fq tram Nonalyama. Fula. LI as., 412 aad OA. To b ythe LONDON. taYowd For COPINNAGEN, a gamer, la stew days, ariailik wands, We., apply ES Maple I tildvarail leapaitoral. W.. or to FNUWIPS. CLAIM mai PIILLIPPB. IL ifatlisse. pHs OROISER VALLIT and PORT JiIADOO MannLso SLUI 0011PAIIT (United). (0,0144. ‘89,600. aii=zl An en& Ilan ins 4.1111 r Xaepon of to pqr disk PIN& la anima" 151 . a a and lin anairmana o tartbar all will be node aim at a Onspn alr Rdwin Poarseet I.ILAILS,„ Wimbledon, Bann (Macke of _ the floottialtAostralian lameinesest Omerafty,. Jaws , Dawson, Mater square (Director of the Metropo• litan Lfe Otriee), Henry Hawes Fox, E. (Tow sad Thompson' Director of the Brighton, Lewis, and Tunbridge Wetla Railway, Loadenhall. street. J.ISt7 Vincent Imola Nag.. harblion-hll Barmy. Bear, BtOtth, Faq., Illisnhowhall. Norfolk, sod Law Temple. harfort. FAO" 2, ?rudiment-Mynah George If acdona. Nay. Kensington ,Dfreotor of the Quetta& land Company). The Loudon, Drtulogbant, &sulk Staffordshire Bank London-110, Cheeipaide. &C. Blesulaghara-31 and ad. Non street. PoUrrron--Janses Bell, Esq., Yl, Abchareh.lana. BRoms—oasts. Webb, Coach, and Co , 8, IPlnelk-few, Imadoe & C. .. . _ ancIUCUIT—II. P. Hurt. iiii , fT,illocepateereet. Leiden. Baum—yamenWright, Fag., °netball-court ealcee—fs. Moorgateutreet, leaden. The ob6ecte of this Company are to purchase and work an es tentive Nato property !oblides, enured between Beddrelert and TasyStwielt. and about six Min front the shipping part el Port Madre, to whlalt a rail. ay Is In comma easetrestloe. Os peal tithe easnewl tor Wale, sad iendaquale UM tisane la so Invortment wore remunerative them a pool sWu =res all the better elan of quarries at the present Use are pronto irons SO to 100 per cent sad upwards Atwell{ made by one quarry alone la reported to be above LUSA* per Tbspuyerly OMAN else 1111. tab acres, sad all slate sod mho* Isles fredield, Ib Osman, will bars so royally vi=sla pis.-- as Ills - riporty have lee received from some of the hillhout from which it will be seen that the local ad rty possesess an asegualled by say at 711=1Qirert prope quarries. sad been considerably nearer to Ohs yen el elayuro di t, the cost of earrieue, which la • most =lna BNB - . be thaterially to this la any et the of the share' bare already bee, privately a igg ligV a lr al and eppikatioos forthe restabsder will be veceired e=tati. Rol articles of associallea mar be °MAW frees lie fatemasse. Ireahe.s. broilers. or frseastae7. at the Cealitaltre Mae. when maples of the sista mobs Impacted. C 101.4791 VAZAIT AND POET 11ADOC FTLF:EHOLD SLAII COMPANY (Limited). tOILY M ArpLlCATtoi 101 SHARIS. To the Dfreeton of the Crolaer Valley sea Port Iladoellesisokt Slate Company (Limited. Melee to allot me shares In the Cromer WOW wad Part Madoc Freehold Slate tympany (lamalted). for "Val le. elms a deposit of re per share, and request you to meals my name m a shareholder for the whole or any part. Name In toll) Address Beams or protasis Date THIS CROMER VALLEY asd PORT MADOC 1111111 OLD SLATE OOMPANY s. MICE 18 HER7BY OIYIN thee theat i rtBT of this Comes, EN be GLOOM as FRIDAY next, the 2&d hut. .117 order, U. P. KAMM. lecostery. 23. loregalwatreet, tondo% Oat. 17, MIL POULTRY, MORONS. Ned rum% WitJ. C. STEVENS will STAXL by AUCTION, his Grist lam; 311. iriaggactrsat. Could 'mho, TO MOICROW, Cbdcober IP, as a prociaal . • (duke •••••Imat YOUILZRY sod PLOTONR also • cd bardy =Mom Reds Doss, muss, sad ether plants, has Surrey.—Oa view Ito swabs *OWL and cat•lcireas bed. TAKE CHARGE of OFFICES or to clam yro,4ltolliteL—Weated, • 141TIIATION by • oyes to .wother eseagemeet= b tire at • L Christina young woollen would be vales& Address Mr. W. 1. , ec, Norfolketreet. Nee-rced, Wbeead. MHZ BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermym-strest. letwillem sad Gentlemen. an be esoomessiistad with Amin=its sad Bedrooms in this ZsiabUshoteut st isoilersee =—TGWU& DAWB ,tet Blnipson's. 10:1. Um* Pro- Dhows povidol for lame sod Ern parer. "TABLE d'HOTE, at 6 o'clock, by a professed matiteek, at 111, Gnat Portlamlatriset, W. Soups, Sob. MIMS, rerwevea. masts, sweets, toes, 6.e., Lunatics's. treading be HlLL eaktoste, bill sappers, Sc. Apartments to be let.— MITC E PPS'S C 0 0 0 A, DI dlasidabol as • FRAGRANT. GRATEFUL. AND INVIGORATING BIZAKFAIT BEVIRAGE.. OGlbiled assalaft ler tb• um of those soder Ihoompaille traliaiii. M Ms Omagh Ns ••••••bleness keno p. 0111 soceptAd. Ft/BEMIRE CARRIAGE FREE to ally PARS a/ the KINGDOM. Dramtnpaeina initim ec za p = 425 • I 1106nmsa Dintwyea salio ndtaa, IS 5 0 . eawayeas Warrantad Ina dam P. Midi i. Ulf Ma, I* Odantaired. Ilmimalid asaminpasa andia and past hoe on aggiaidian. T O. and J. YIELD, original aannfacturara or • N swoop of PARAIIIIIICANDLI" t. vb.:sitar KW Wig (IBM los boa swords& mod their °oodles odsp = bcr MoSoWa Oovoramot Mr or a& tlio sellttary Mader T on embalm as M ob6dimod of all clantlisrs mad to Ye VOW Klioism. Moo 1a ed. per pound : also 7MIi • ado. bated II attod denims Pomp Table* dd. sod 4d. sod . The peddle as otatloood to too 11011 fltdd's lobal lo is the =sor boom Ineolsotts only, owl tor aportoitio.— Upper loallosth, Loam & "VICILLENTE BIJOITTEBII COURANT& imosias W2CIAIIX i ea YAIWINITX"—W•111171. WON Nth PIOODIN, bevbee boo boomed with Iflethelese Weed et the Peale Calmed Ithiblithe, eoccootheled be OW above logiwasfaL further*, Odle the pubDo fo ea OOLD CHAINS old eveasthe aoselerst of Y ail made oe the premien. WANNXIO+ONsoa llNOODNNtheeollbs. Ilisadraitry. N. I th Othee‘pries. W.C. A-D.l7ft Aiwa so Mael" ref i tolas mod tat oath. N.l. uthadthoethe Is &sod at • fa the owing. sod to theaelthe el 1 Nebo& N OISING neossrma—n. postai tad nod mad Imitation of tios Mx AIWA OWAILTLIA.— Mom. JOINS 008111 ILL sod On, /Wm IlLimproart, loostort. *lda Lersam.pirtomos Sober nabs Or. oompoctillly far to tbs =MY wolf sorrolions Ovid, Midi aggAnsay tossiros IA& Mks pristine boo—no rootioraf Mat am TM Agra Assorolls Ms inns of Ms properties or Om: It, no fits contritry, Is beasddsl to Mr system. sod wbon tbo hair Is coop notorod Al l applies*, par spentb win limp It norfort roloar. linos Al la pt braes. or In half bottles. 111 s. Id —John 001111 Ne * 0.. Imo boon appirMsd portorarrstolLlLN. the Primus of Woks. 10Z11/3715 COPAHINI MINII4 eueosseally NlP__ Übe le th• Prim and Ler= Icereek seder re are of delarler, Orr. Lher. Irma. see laws Cleft (Uwe, ege s ee , moodem s • ree to r new is der. re m Is Evert or *rig reme•--0. at. pee bare t : Nea r Is. Kos Casper% hear alrell. eft lesseree. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE OHM, Dew version—The Fahg Foantan—Orand Dlreettreasseat—Favourite Opera geleetlea—Nieoela. the mt. twat Viothget—ltapheal de flolla. the Infant Teeor—Langlote. the great Indlia Jaggier, EVERY IVRNING.—Docee open M MM. 011111•1011011ss WEE OXFORD.-EVERY EVENING SZLICTIONS from the new and moss popelar OPIW by the Company, with full Band and Mau; conducted bl u tr ia r i JONGILSIAML Comedy by l'oswortb, Panne, W. Omega Modem, and the marvellous Arthur and Bertrand. Ad: Welk% non ed. Malls and balcony, la. ; private boxes, 10s. 6d. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of JIMMY DIICU. 144.—Profemor e =re Wasiak& of the above ix exhibited. various o ff icio sod lid prommtk by Mr. A. Slimier, oi put N at the CANTIABURY-HALL, Westminster-road, S. HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUSES, ko. BUTLER sal MACULLOIA'S SI It COLLECTION ;cor nea free% foe decoratlnu of a l it S O contain. 50 hyacinths, lte tabps, MO seem ES tels Mama, WO rawcultu, 50 emeeome. SO mbowdzege. els Mk& Bulb Catalogue, or Ante, ewe' Cbtkle, eaq be had tree. BUTIZMM XeCIILIDCII, Ceeema•gerdae•rearket. Loudon. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (imn% yzazosAws.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRISILLU. On. 18. Thelma number of the Niepodkglude, the °Medal organ of the Polish National Government in War. saw, which has arrived here, contains a circular note of the National Government to its agents abroad relative to the executions ordered by the former. The note states that comparatively few sentences of death have been executed, and these were autho rised by the verdict of t►e tribunal "This measure," continuo' the note, "is a necessary protective against espionage. All that has been published respecting the executions was an intentional exaggeration of the Russian organs which the National Government rejects as a calumny.'' The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Russian Consul-General in London : WARSAW. OCT. 16. On the 6th instant a detachment, under the command of Major Domieebane, overtook and de feated the Cryainskt band, commanded by Bardesch, in the forest of Chatyn, government of Lublin. The insurgents lost 100 killed, a large number of wounded, and 98 prisoners. The rest of the band was destroyed by • detachment from Oawolin. RIISSLIR ARMAMENTS. MUSLIN, Ocr. 16, Evintnto. Advices reosived here from Si Petersburg state that orders have been given to send two divisions el infantry and dragoons into Poland. Eleven plated batteries, intended to reinforce the Black Bea flotilla, are about to be equipped. THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. VALENCIA, Ocr. 17. The Emmen of the French hes arrived here, and will leave to-morrow for Madrid. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. TURIN, Oct. 17. The King of the Belgians will arrive at his villa on Lake Como on the 20th inst. Ths-Deekto visit to Italy. Signor ifinglietti will leave the day after to 1001TOIF for Bologna, in order to visit General Cialdini, who is acciously ill. SPAIN. MADRID, Oar. 18. Some modifications in the staff of the Ministries of War, Finance, and the Interior are spoken of. It is tbe Irish of the Queen to afford a splendid reception to the Empress of the French in Madrid. GREECE. TRIMS. Ocr. 16. Ensuro. Advice' received here from Athens state that the National Assembly has decided to recall to the capital the troops bent to a distance for acts of insubordination. This determination has produced a bad effect among the people. Several accidents occurred in Athens on the oc casion of the fates given to celebrate the annexation of the lonian Islands. The arrival of the new King is eagerly expected. AMZRICA. GALWAY, Ocr. 18. The Atlantic Royal Mail Company's steamship Anglia, from Boston on the 6th, and St. John's on the 11th, morning, arrived here at 11.30 am. to day, with 17 cabin and 34 steerage passengers, and 14 sacks of mails. Her news ham been anticipated. JAPAN. (By Telegraph from Saw.) BILANGBAE, 5117. 4 . News has been received here of the arrival of Admiral Kuper with the fleet at Kagosima. Negotiations failing, the admiral besieged and levelled the city, and fired Primo Satsuma's three steamers. The fleet then retained to Yokohama. Captain Jading and Commander Wiltrot were killed in the engagement. THE BRAZILS. (By To*mph from Limbos.) _ _ BURN 011AYREB, Bin. 14. Exchange on London, 66i. Ounces, '431. Wet salted ox hides, 37i ; dry hides, American, 32 to 35. There are 110112TITMIS or demand to report in wool ; prices nominal. Tallow, 141. Lumber, 30 to 35. Flour nominal. Refined sugar, 16 to 17. MONTE VIDEO, Sam. 17. European advices hare caused firmness in the market. Produce remains unchanged. AIIZILICAN KUL &MAXUS DUE THIS WE= —There are three mail Maumee due at Liverpool this wee with the mails Irma the Melted Stair mod Canada. The BOIMMAMti with dmiee frem Qmsbea te elam 10th imeteet, ie doe at Loadoadeary is the aeons of to manow (Tmeeday) ; the Oity al Mmateseter, from New York am the 10M, may he expelled at QiemeMemm am Wed rs. day mast ; sad the Oimard Maumee Hamm wi th dam from Beata, to the 14th med Halifax to the monies el the 16* may he Wheel fee as Qs...Mews am &Mayday next. Tux AMERICAN Milli—Oa Saturday the British awl North Aviaries& Royal Rail gasser Gaya vas de spatched froga Liverpool for Bootee with Use Gaited Slats. end Biitig /teeth Anoka& mai* about 1 1 0 etteeelewh awl a full corm Oe Wedoesday oust the Immo stammer city of Wahine* trill sail how the Mersey for New Yak. via lotus far the Gaited illetse. LAW., beg will be meivell st lermwal General Post Aloe wad ow risks* p.m., sad for despatah by way of gaigastoys till 8.30 pas. Tsui Lois OF ma STRUM 010101 A. —The Brad 01l Troia it% v v. : om it hog * the hot few dads bow ate the low sof the demi ship Ovir Pre ratilable lewd. am emended es loan* bet. The eau% a liana Re desk*. old that this we ow ad go wiregeososese la tibia the widgett. we the lead and effilaised indlasimmt essesquesiga. The eertilicate of Copal Medea thiestme sespeathil fm Mem neeses • FRANCE. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1863. resesieist 1.160,030 t. The bends for this loan will be to " beam L aneonnte of 1001. sad 5001., and will beer ie. at S per neat per wow, payable half-yearly ere the (nom am owe coasserommer.) lends =ad let of July is Inch year, at the Poe- PARIS, SATURDAY EVENI3II. mercy ia Leedom, la pounds sterling, and The spectacle of K Billault's state funeral I i t :V= et the etEehaW el 25 imam 25 teats per paned attracted a great crowd this morning to the dame- The beads mu be acia!alligued by Mem& Shwa Brother% sad will he th environs of the Tuile ri es. His body had been mon& etit exhennssa p rov , inn ided wi shi r expense. coupon, which will be brought from Nantes to the apartments which he n o p s i o , of has M 464 . f„ every 1001. sleek, with officially occupied in the Palace as Minister of State. rest hem let July, 1863, payable as follows :-51. par men. The church of St. Germain L'Auxerroia—that cc &Wieldiest, tif. per mat. ce allotment, 51. per east. ea Dee. 1, ilk per neat as Jaa.l6 (lam ii dlr.. dm Jan. I). 101 church to which the kings and queens of France per neat es Ifsreb 1. 101. par mat. on April 113, 81. esreset. used to run out to front the Louvre in dressing on 1; sa w . 48/. per s eat nsss noinnnosinses gown and slippers to ()outset themselves, is close at the deposit se b e yetinsid - i,thsek fuTtAii, &hat, so g o , land. It was there that the funeral rams was Tort of the eoetenekee. performed. The hems was the one used at the Holders of the scrip muky satielpete the report of all funeral of King Jerome. The chief mourners were t i . i l e d i D o t e i n _ m l," ° a thadaP witta they are duo. and will cussoeust of 4 per seek per emus. la default the sorts-in-law of the deceased, M. Buxton, ad_eyuty 4 7 due payment of the ra . p . ti ,. isuweis* a pi m a . of the Corps Legislatif, and M. de Bone, woody will be lodg e t o f or d s is am Tb s scrip to odpia a master of requests in the Council of State. Some Ulna wlllbeezebaapd for bowls, alter all the Inetahnenta ' infante of tender years, grandchildren of the de- have been wld, with all possible despatch. Bonds of pait ceased, followed in the procession. The pall- • 1 1 != ill krweival b 7 the Reanehl agony bearers were M. Baroche, Minister of Justice • M. s l sins b oat alwamilaApplinnsinnsaklns°ll.lbn m tion ake is Eouher Minister and President of the Council of I will be nested until 12 °Week on Wedrenity, State ; ' M. Rouland, Vice-President of the Senate?, . te m &tat.— is Leedom, by NORM liters Heathers, 6, representing K Troplong, the President, who is -street, 11. C.--in Lisboa sot sick ; and M. Alfred Leroux, Vice-President of the t jl i i" 16.11411.110 ' tffasm . , Thrlireusuma 8 " tc "" V i m °. Corps_ . Ltpielatif. The Emperor, Prince Napoleon, Lott cat 10 , 1863. .t i t te LIT= OP APISICATIONI, AMMO sea /Wind% were ra P rea e ata 4. I to foreezdsd to lb. COSii•CIMMI after pram' of the in imperial oarriagei. The min I Deposit to the Beaker& members of the Privy Council, deputations I i sm , oh m &a w ,. L cw a„__G es tk ete n....a ss i ng the Senates, Court of Causation, Council of paid to Hamm Jams Loyd sad Co. the eau 'State, and other legal courts, the Institute, the ; rootlet you to allot to pomade stook in Obi Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Science, the ; above losa sad hereby ag n5 ,. 5 6,41:04e4 that amowet, or smaller atm that may be to and to pay the Faculty of Letters, aux, contributed to form ; W an , %manses , um /. is "T i : n ° ,4 slnsp ; an% assesdine the solemn proosesion of this state funeral t o sa w w aw a y our p rw p oi t st tie d oci o h o r. Aipong the general mourners were M.M. Botha- I —YOUR Omani servant, child and Pereira. A division of the army of Paris, Address is full commanded by Marshal Magnan in person, rope"- sented the army. The funeral service was performed by M. tomboy, the Archbishop of Paris, assisted by an immense body of his clergy. The interment took place, not at Pere la Chaise, as incorrectly indicated in some journals, but at the cemetery of Mont Parnasse, where M. wife, who died two years ago, lies buried. M. Barothe made a speech over the grave, which is not yet published. It is confirmed on all hands that the Empress is going to Madrid ; moreover, she will there drop her incognito and be received by the Queen of Spain with all pomp and ceremony. It is possible that the political importance of this visit may not be so great as some suppose ; but, at all events, it will be a great day for Eugenie de Montijo when she first sets her foot as an empress upon the pavement of that city of Madrid where but a few years ago she was conspicuous among the belles of the fashionable world as a rather fast young lady. The usual contradictory reports about Prince Napoleon's movements continue to circulate. It was said fora long while that he was to go to Lisbon in Ma yacht with the Princess Clothilde, to be present at the aooouchement of the Queen of Portugal. That voyage was not performed, but only yesterday the journals stated that their royal highnesses were certainly going to Lisbon for the christening. Now I hear that they are not going to Lisbon at all, and that the Prince., (Netball°, will be represented at the font by proxy. The Frame says that K de kfontalembert's second daughter (his eldest nee is married) is about to take the veil in the Convent of the &ore- Coeur, and that Mgr. De i madoup, the Bishop of Orleans, will receive her vows. The King of the Greeks went to the opera yes terday, and while there silted M. Bacioocbi to introduce M. Aube: to him. The venerable cam poser, whogoes to a theatre almost every night of his life, was found to be at heed. King George told him that he wanted to am his. jilausitao Nov, and letkedirigly that piece is commanded at the Opera Comique next week Date NAVAL AND MILITARY. , Oor. 18. The Dauntless, 31, ecrioi frigate , Captain John B. Diatoms, arrived at Spitbeed yesterday afternoon from Southampton Waist. Mee aill go into harbour to unship moms of her guns and to be repaired. TM Bdpr, 71. mew Ooptala G. P. Hereby, osatetto billow ye/446day taloa, pod defects. Hie Danish Majesty's mew dispatch boat Fylla. 3 gum, Commaader Krieger, sailed this morning for Si. Thomas, but brought up of St. Reloe's in oonsemeoco of foul Hie i;redish Majesty's mew frigate Vanadia 24, Oapisia Havanna% remains at *Alms& WOOLWICH, Ors. 18. A number of workmen were ye st erday discharged from the inn footnotes at the Royal dressed ; sad in now. gqwvseca.of the manufacture of Armstrong guns having bear dieoontinued, and no other desoriptimi of rifled ordnance yet ofikdally adopted, the extemtve foundry in the Dial-equare will shortly be cloud. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The principal entertainment of Saturday last was a dramatic and monad wearisome called " An Hoar with dhakapearir," introducing Professor Popper's adaptatice of the spectral illmion invented by Mr. Dadra. It somintsd of mprseentations of the ghost some is Humid, the salmis The Tempest of Ferdinand listening to the magical stress of Arial, sad the scene of the witches appearing to Macbeth and Banque, The performances were under the dime• tics of Mr. Lima Phooey who pemooated is dumb show the principal characters, while such portions of the dialogue as were morecary to illustrate the acacia illturioiss were mash by Mr. Thome Oliphant. The kasideatal Norio was performed by Miss Purls, with a chants, sad by the °mid Mere Compeers andantsa. The Bret part was the swim from Hamlet. The earnalrhroom was is a state of "darkens visible." When the curtain rose, Hamlet, bilks peens of Mr. Broegh. was diarovered ; sod the ghost aye nesa, sot walking in free the side, but hemming visible with startling suddenness rot the very middle of ths stage, and al terwardedimppearing in the mom manner. And la thesabsopteat seems, the appearmoes of Arid sad at the Witches were siwlLely managed. This mode of prodming spectral Wisdom has already bosoms familiar to the public, and its optical principle is very simple, bat this application of it is ingenious and 'mhos, though it swami to as that the effect was leas happy than lit might have bees, and probably will be, whes the moebiamy is made to week more moodily. As it is, the representation of the spectre, is very defective. They are fixed to one spot, sod their gestures are as stiff sad mechanioal as if they were mere wooden puppet* Nor was the magical put of the perfoessaara altogether satisfactory. it was indeed, • treat to bear Purcell's beautiful songs is 77:e Tempest, "Com unto these yellow sands," and "Fall fathom No thy Whir lies," snag by Miss Poole with her rick, mallow miss, and la her genuine Foglish style ; and the fragments of old Matthew Lode's Mantra music were siso agreeable, though they were spoiled by the coodnotor's evidsot immature Of their style. But the introduction of two very long °aroma overtone by thirl.rate modern composers was iajodialoos, sad evidently wearied the audience. On the whole, moor tholes*, we think that this entertainment, with some im provements, may be made attractive and encinsdoL THE NEW PORTUGUESE LOAN. The prospectus of the expected Portugnetie Three per Cent. Loan was issued late on Saturday evening, through Messrs. Stern Brother*. The amount is 2,500,0001. of stock • but Of this 1,000,0001. is already subscri bed for, and 250,0001. is reserved for Portugal, so that applications are now invited for only the balance of 1,250,0001. The price of issue is 481. per cent.; but as this 'includes nearly 1 per cent. of aoorued interest, and as the discount on the instal ment is equivalent to a further allowance of per cent., the net price is about 461. As compared with the present quotation (491 to likewise inclusive of interest from the Ist July last) of the existing Portuguese stock, this is estimated to give to the subscriber to the present loan a clear mar gin of about 2 per cent. Considering the small amount of the loan, the solid nature of the security, and the comparative freedom of Portuguese stock from fluctuation, this margin is doubtless sufficient It must also be borne in mind that the price of Portuguese securities has been kept down for some time past mainly by the anti cipation of the present bums, in preparation for which Dutch capitalists have during the last few months sold in this market large amounts of the stock which they ordinarily hold. At 461 this loan gives an interest of Of per cent. par annum, which, under the circumstances, may be regarded as a fair rate of return. At this price the cash proceeds of the loan will be altogether too small to produce any appreciable effect upon our money market. It will not be necessary to send out any gold, the bulk of the money being due in this country on railway contracts. One recommendation of the loan is certainly the legiti mate nature of the object—namely, the completion of railways and of roads communicating with rail ways—for which it is raised. There is abundant evidence that a great impulse has been given to the prosperity of the country, as well as to the govern ment revenues, since the opening of the railway system. As one proof of the utility of the rail ways, referenco may be made to the increasing exports of cattle and of many kinds of produce which have hitherto been virtually sealed up in the interior. The future advantage to the govern ment will probably be very great, the present ratio of taxation in Portugal being very light— only about 18s. per head of the population. The investments of the Portuguese public in their own securities form another satisfactory feature. It is estimated that within the last twelve months Portuguese capitalists have taken from the English and Dutch markets no less than 1,500,0001. of stock. The result is that, of the last loan of 5,000,0001. stock, introduced here in July, 1862, not more than 1,000,0001. is estimated to be now held is England, all the rest having gone either to Portugal or Holland. Recent advice@ show that about 2,000,0001. worth of land belonging to the convents ; has still to be sold, in addition to rent charges on lands belonging to the communes, which are valued at a total of 4,000,0001. The proceeds of the sales are invested for the benefit of the religious esta blishments and communes in Portuguese interior stock, with reference to which it is to be borne in mind that a holder of Portuguese foreign bonds may at soy time, if so disposed, convert them into interior stock. Annexed is the low prospectus in full. The lid closes on Wednesday next : roams= 3 rxs carr. iAas or 1853 r -son 2,500,0004 STOCI, sone op 1001. ADD 5001. 'Ace. Mem% Steia Brothers beg to announce that the govern. meat of his Majesty L1'811..114; of Portugal hariog bees autho rised by the laws of the Cates of the sth sod Wth of May, MO, sod the 301 et July 1383, to raise the hada minima for the construction 'f the ail:meat railways sod public works SUMO Iliftiil7o.4 libieb ere to be completed by the end of Jane, 1864, sod a dettee of Ws llsiesty, dated the 2ed of Oetehor, 1863, bred ea the above authority, bowleg tees issued for the emotion of Z5(10,0001. of 3 per met Moak they have soured tab • eattrect for the oegotiatioa of the seam 21,000,81X1 of tile loss are dread y subeeribed far, 290,000 f. are marred for Portugal, mai Meows. OM BMW'S an ass papered maim *Minikes Om the POULTRY SHOW. On Saturday a private view was afforded to a few visitors of the eellestMa of poultry, pigeons, and rabbits which is to fsmur the manual &bow at the Crystal Palms, sad which was opened to the public to-day, to- morrow, Wednesday, and Thursday. The birds have been placed in very comfortable and convenient quarters is the bammest berisath the sorthern part of the build*, level with the terrace, and the ansagemeota,' seder the raper. intendeoce of Mr. Boughton, are such as to some the best view of each individual fowl if necessary. The initiated and the judges to whom were committed the duty of &sealing the prima have delivered their opinies, that they never saw a aollectios I. which there is so few had, or eves doubtful Wide, and it is stated by everybody coucersed that m point of quality and variety this is the best show that has yet been held at the Crystal Palace. No lama than coo theumed sad tee peasant to ha seem. There are 36 pem at Spanish fowls, met of which are remarkable for their proud heads& being probably hidalgos amour* poultry. The Daddies are aumerous, there being 106 peon of them, audible speaknem of thie favourite breed are particularly lee. The Cochin Chines, half ludicrous half divided in their impede, are Mill much in request with fanciers, and the 54 ; pees here ;resented contain every variety in good case ; a cage of white fowls of the race being especially notable. The kindred Brunah Notes& are well mpressakid in 24 , pens. The game fowls are ~mimes there heieg 69 pens of them, and meet of them are peculiarly observable for ; that , little form and sinewy make which beloog to the gladiators of the feathered race. Their pugnacity is strongly developed, even in the marrow mime in which they are ' placed, bottles occurring under difficulties between cooks in ' separate oompartments, by their contriving to peck at . each other round the corner of the putitiona that separate them. One of them, unable to led say other subject for the development of his special quality, very seedy killed the hen-fowl which was allotted to him es a 'mom idea, and die was obliged to be removed, and be was left ie. gloriously 'done in his oelL Theresa, 73 pens of Hamburg, the silver spangled Wag very good ; 18 of Polish, 4 of Malay, 66 of Bantams ; the gold and silver &finagled and the Chine , being worthy of cote. Ornamental feels are also to be as.., there being four pens of them ; and some jangle fowls in pen 642 are canons sad rare. The ducks, ooetsiasd in 32 pens, am steeliest, the Aylesbury, as usual, be off the I bell. Then are 10 peas of gems, Bof turkeys; sad 12 of pheasants, these latter being singelarly varied in bind, aid magnificent is plums,' and colour, the gold and silver beiog se radisat as macaws. Besides those are 53 pens of other varieties of fowls ; the *ems am exhibited in great abundance, sad //moat every variety—pouters, carriers, and tumbler—sod are stated by the judges to be the best collection yet shows at this place. There are 106 pees of rabbits. specially choose for their meelleacm &meson which Weal*s may be dirested to the Himalaya wad Egyptian breeds. Is oddities to al/ them there are name capital specimens of black mrsei; wad sitting quietly and with dignified gravity amongst a inks' of lbstMeing, umialtiog birds of *very other species, are to be amen two lee Neewsy horsed owls. To them who parties. laxly allot poultry and birds, whether as famdem or breeders. we think that the present show at the CrOla Pellemorlilles every way satia and ietereesing. [Stamped, Id. Additional] COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN SOUTH WALES.- LOSS OP THIRTY PIVS LIVES. TAIBACH, GLAMORGANSIIIELE, SLTURDAT EVINING. The whole district of South Wales was this dap thrown into a state el pest erattemeut coorguent upon a rumour being current that • serious colliery 'solo. siou had cortmd at Hupp, =rarely layman scores of poor fellows into eternity. The rigors is circulation were of the moat meggessta chancier—one being to the effect that 150 liven bad bra secrillowl, whilst many other workman bad been driedfully burnt and braised. Happily, this provc Ito be ;oeuvres, but it is our painful duty to resod that about 35 lives bays been last, nosy when and familiar implored almost peunner, and a yea destruction al property remiting. The pit in which this terrific axpirios occurred is one of the largest in Beath Wales. It is situate In the parish of lfarpro, Glaniorganabirs, about three miles from the Pori Talbot station, and about sight from North. It is the pro. pray of, or situate on the estate of Mr. C. B. H. Talbot, ILP., and lord lieutenant of the county, bat is lamed to and worked by the Meru. H. H. Varian art Os., Mr. Pew- Barre Thies ler( the reddest wham. The miry, as we hare already elated, is on. of the barn is Swab Wales- Gerson Own are from 009 is 1.611113 awe eropkiyai in A.< threw& The underground workings literally extend for miles, and there are about 000 tow of coal worked per day, Wake are shipped either at Port nib* Briton Ferry, Beak ce Swansea The coal is at Muir= gray, bring part of As% Whim as the swath map a the Fehr of Broth essi barns lire sorban crop beim Ms well-known and Itiejclr prised deer coal of Abeam,. Tie pit is between 110 sad 130 fathoms deep arse of the bosh being as mush r KO yards from the abaft. The °oniony is what is gereany crown as of a " fiery " nature, sod therefore regular( the greatest are and ratios in tbe working ; and, se far es we have boa able to assents, arida( seems rs can bean left widow which capital could ripply or migisming skill suggest to provide for the nary of the Iris number of man daily at wadi ; is fact, the chief aim a the proprietors and the neat has bees to guard spinet airideuts of the fearfully terrific nature which we bare new to receni. We believe we are easiest le stating that two fatal sent dente, thigh of raiser attest, bare occurred is this Fie edible the pain eight sr tea years—ems some sight yaws age. when sixties lives were lost, sad the seemed about three page ago, when four workmen were killed. The.. eocidmile naturally led to the most enrneet desire on the part of the proprietors to prevent a recurrence ; and Mr. Vivien has bees bows on more than as. oematoe to dis tinctly my to his general manager, .Mr. William Grey (than whom a as, experienced does net exist is the kingdom), "Spare so expense anywhere; whatever the east let as sookisat happen if it can be possibly avoided." The donkey is ventilated by means of a furnace. There are two shafts, the up and the down shaft, and, from what we eta secertela, considering the immense extent of the workings, is admirably ventilated ; but, io order to a still greater sesarity, the wilier, was waked entirely with locked safety humps. The distressing accident to which we now allude oc curred shortly after tea o'cloek this morning, at which time there were about 400 workmen in the colliery. The immediate SCOW of the explosion is the west side of the ohs foot seem, which is about TO y.irds from the bottom at the shaft. There were 43 men and boys working this beadier ' at the thee of the explosion, 35 or 36 of whom lave is all human probability perished, either heaths sleeked barns or the equally fatal fire-down. It was .sly a few moments before it became known that eomethiag of an alarming character had happiest is the pit. triefertnnately the inhabitants of the district ot South Wales are too accustomed to the peculiar sole or *ore of explosioas to be easily mistakes. Long before say of the workmen la the pit were able to seemed a large seed et eaxiese relatives end Mande had assembled road the weenie of the pit, end when it became humus that • serious accident had in reality happened the most painful moiety was manifested, many women having a hothead and two or three noes in the pit at the time. Our oorrespeedent WIN en the spot ie about two hours after the accideet, sad as the bodice were brought up, at %tends at tee denies or • quarter of as hoar, beheld scenes suMeleat to annerve the Mmulemt mid meet stoioal, and to bring teen into the eyes of almost every bystaader. It was not long before the pest majority of those in the pit were able to make their maps, and were brought up in safety. The other parts of the pit seem to bows been but slightly, if at all, injured by the explosion, but the ofd aims foot vela hoe bean much iejered—deors and air ways being blown down, whilst there're inch =tsar, Mb alma end nebbish as to reader it exceedingly &Smelt to meek the bodies el.tbose immured—la fact, the whole of the timber in this heading had to be reset and brattice carried before the bodies could be got at. The foal gases or choke-damp having partially cleared off, many noble fellows volunteered to go dove isle the to render what Assistance they scold to this deed and dying comrades. A gang of colliers from the Cam Awes colliery deserve especial mention for their heroic acts—they bravely faced &seer, and in one or two hansom risked their lives to remise the mearly-expirieg sufferer, and happily their exertions were crowned with success. We do not wish to barrow up the feelings of our readers by iktaßlug die painful acmes which occurred Mete mouth of the pit, or the still snore palaful realities which oecurred ludas ground, but there are ow or two autheathated facts which we cannot help mentioainr. One poor man, we believe of the name of Stephens, was in an almost frantic state upon hearing of the explosion; be had a little boy, 12 or 14 yearn of age, in the heeding where the expkrdon incurred. Three times did the father deemed the pit In the hope of rendering aid to his ovideatly rwweb•levedehlld— twMe was be driven beer by the fatal firedamp. He dereseded the third tiaw, and reached the scene, 6d only to find his son dead. The body was brought up in a sack, the father helping to carry it. Another cue was that of a man named Williams, who was working is the old eioe•foot se►m in company with his son at the MINI of the catastrophe. The sou was com pletely overpowered and amok, apperiatly to rise se mere bat the father might op the body in his arms, and although weak sod mock exhausted himself, carried it some distance. Re however was soon compelled to drop his boy ie the road way and hurry on to the bottom of the abaft to save his own' life. Happily both ware brought oat alive, but we were informed the son bad since expired. Whilst standing at the month of the pit levee nese went brought oat alive, bat is the most exhausted and Miami state. Owe died within a few moments of beim leseeit up, and another subsequently. Twelve bodies bad been reerweed, sod there were thus tweety.four more bodies is the pit at the time we left, all of whom there was unfortu- Dately no hope of recovering for some time, rind cause. <meetly are dead. The roof has so completely blocked up the headieg that only ow body out be dragged through the aperture at a time, and that only with the greatest diffi culty, in consequeoce of the 'offend.; state of the steno• sphere. The following bodies had been brought up dead, or knows to have expired, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon 1. Humphrey Jenkins, of Wadi, dreadfully burnt sad meek disfigured. Brought out alive, but expired shortly cher. Z Michael Crawley, et Tail:web, aged about 40, married. 8. Hoary Wilkins. Taibscb. 4. Wm. Enna, Taibacb. A David Matthew. 8. Thomas Lodvig, married. 7. Newry Griller., married. 8. Rees Williams, day bruises. 9. Thomas Willis., see of Um above. 10. Polar fitephaaa, deer boy. IL Harbert Drake., married, wilik a kn. family. 11 • eery& so disfigured as to he eareemaired. • With two exceptions, the above met their destine from the ohs& dailp sad whim twilight to the mouth of the pt was stiff sad rigid. Mr. Wm Grey, the menage". was fa the healing who. the 'aphelia ocearred. Re was to.. and INOS111•111 by the gas, bat is a few 100011POU reoovend 40.03111111111111111, sad risking personal danger, and eves cliaih. assiemay Moused to brim some of the peer fellows to a plies d &My, and ewer two were inisaiiheisalily IMVid them by leetneamtality. It wee cooly by beteg forehly serried eat el the headlag that dr. Grey Maid be mea• [TWOPENCE palled to give tip his work, and when brought out of the pit was marady able to walk. It is almost needless to say that the poor fellows received *vary easistaime whOli scald be rendered them both by Dr. Pritchard, surgeen of tke works, and Dr. Russell, of Cwm Arai. The dead were placed in hastily coestrueted biers, and conveyed boats with all demist speed. Mr. Thomas Evans, the government inspector of Bon* Wales, was on the spot within a few hours of the explosion, and instantly descended the pit and rendered truly valuable aid by his cool and collected judgment and psuolksi ere- , nouns. Of course, in the midst of each exattement ae that now prevalent, no cause ma be positively assigaed for the accident, but from the most meld inquiries we ere sorry to be obliged to as; that the.. is every memos to be lieve it arose from the criminal are of one of the workmea in picking his lamp for the purpose of getting a light. For miles round there is gloom, despondency, gad weep ing and wafting ; and although math* aim memorises for the sudden bereavement it is somewhat cougolatory to, !hid that there is a good money club in emanarica with the works, but the sympathies of the public will doubtless be appealed to on behalf of so many widows and destitute children. THE ASSAULT°, raz DUIN 01BUCEINGHAM. At the borough police-000r% Bs* as ßeAusdrey, before the Mayor, Colonel Olivier; Major Baker, Ompeaht Ford, Dr. Mersa, sad Yuma. T. Fnlier,l3. J. Five, W. Hunt, and T. Oiil, Owns Norton and Wdiism Norton, commercial travellers, of Reading, vies simassoned for an. nuking the Duke of Buckingham sad 06111401, on the hell Wet. The court was densely croetto% eat Ids pare was. amenmodated with a sent on the Wit& Mr. Bishertess• rarin support of the comp/air" sod Mr. Bras isr • dstdasts. The Messrs. Berra were ales smanisied byby the Great "esters Railway Company for wilfu ll y , Mgr: with the comfort ad paasangere. Mr. thanksupplied . i thin chirp. The charge preferred by the railway compeisp was first celled on for hearing. Mr. Eh eit said the present change me mode trader a bye* : law al the 'Dempsey for the protseties of pemsgsgiv nadir which the defendant. ware liable 6D a penalty erg SOL He stated the offence alleged_ solar the Mrs& North marred on the Bth ot Gerber . whim Ile Dam of Bueichegbest, the duchies, end "sir .dissar MMrpd it Bath by the eight o'clock traie in the evemisg. After they had alighted the duke mentend the stellegp. 1114 the purse et mming Mid. et I The defendants cams up at this time, asil to Mir the compartment at the entrance to the dub stood. They premed forward Is the meet Warr* manner, and this seemed the emeditet whisk lisitied • the subject of the prams empire& Sties the 01111141001 POI bad been Mead his friend, Mr. Byres, es baba elf ' the delsediste had made use of ezpordess of dame ' regret for their conduct on the ores ins, and had sired to tender la open court • most complete and ample apology. The railway acme y having only at heart the Merest' el the mbar weghi they bad aufliciestly perfonsid their duty . by Ming the reps they bad dons, and be therefore applied for pa/mission to withdraw the sanimesses. The defendants, brides • declaration of onstritioa, bad under takes to primmer a donation of 61. to the Bath United Hospital, and to pay all the expenses which bed teen in sisted. Ho Mawr that would estidy the megisirstes and meet the jerk." of the are. Mr. Roberto:a said that be appeared far the Duke of Bacinisimen, and bad to say that greet had sot been se. tared in this natter by key vindictive feeltag. He bed testi used tbspressat promediags because be ensalsred that he owed it as • duty to the public, and particularly to peassagers by railway. The duke might hare given the defendants is charge at the moment, for the emelt they ocsuatisisd 'rpm him •be might have intihted th em at the seeress, or be might have rouglot an action agaiest them for damages. He had. however. preferred to take the moi • simple some. The duke was formerly chairman of the greater railway company I. the kingdom, and was of opinion that it behoved him not to pass such conduct as that which the defendants • had exhibited without serious MM. He (Kr. &barterr ea the part of the duke had to ask that the summonses takes out might be withdrawn on the defendants apologia. leg and slain what Mr. Sleek bad intimated their readiness • to elm Mr. Byrne for the defendants, observed that he had sew to express on behalf of the defendants their linden sad deep regret for having acted in the MT siesibliedt e t•- Slack. The dente arm. from the sagenn" epic to tmritience, of the defendants to push themselves into the ciarnage. The tiro was a very far Mr to Lesdoes, and mils a few minutes were allowed for its May at tic sta tion. He thanked the duke for his oondrosesion he accept ing the apology of the defendants, and thus tornMaMg • ore which was to them of • most painful chancier. He hoped the bench would comply with the request that had been made to them. iitiofdaycenriiiticed that the bench were exosed . that the cases were to mod io the maxim Vtre a. ytelt enured that the Duke of Buckingham =sly acted in defence of the public interest. and the defeedeata ought to be greatly obliged to him for the lesieriey be had exercised towards them. He hoped the apology which bad been made was sincere and truthful. The magistrates, under the euramelesees, would willingly allow the summates to be withdrawn. it;I;;Pon expressed bin opinion that the inhabitants of Bath and the travelling public were deeply indebted to the Greet Writers Railway Company foe the mazy they had displayed in protecting their ymeregers kora Lean ea The annual dinner of the Hinehford Conservative sad Agricultural Club was celebrated as Friday evening at Guile Hediegbam, but with scarcely the sense Eder as in firmer days. Thus Mr. C. Du Cann M.P., meanest in oansequeoce of the death of hie father.in•law, Lord Lynd hurst, and Mr. J. W. Perry Watlingtoa, M.P., for Beath Essex, wee also unable to attend, in sousequenee of the ill nees of Mrs. Watfington. Major Bereeford, M.P., and Captain Jarvis, M.P. (who occupied the chair), had cease qtasatly to sustain the bract of the erasing. The hoe. sad (sliest chairman was supported by Sir B. P. Heim ikier, Bart., Mr. Lewis Majondie, Lieutecant.Colonel S. B. Ruggles- Briae, and other local patterns') bolding cosasrvative epinioes. Mr. P. O. Pepillon. M.P. for Culoheater, bad also been invited, but was unable to attend in coosequenceof the death of a relative. THE QII/LIN AND HER TRADESPEOPLL—I have frequetly heard it said, is a tone of censure, that our coed is a very parsimonious see—too ecoeccuical a great dealt but if it be *roomiest, it is just and punctual in the ax. treed. It le certainly a fact that, eo far as her minimum and driesmakers are onseersed, her Majesty likes to know the price of articles before commanding them—a practice whisk subjects would do well to follow ; aad all bar trade,. people know full well that their account. mod he pad. tually rendered gam' three months, when they mac punctually discharged—another example well worthy of imitation, and one which, if the ladies of our aristomsey would bet follow, they would Sad themselves eavig b. a; least fifty per cent. on their former millions' bill& would, too, at once rob the employers of one great and geeenl excuse for overworking their assistants, an mend which they comelier all-powerful. ms., that their capital is so locked up by the long credit they are obliged to eve then customers, that they have to do with as few paid assistants as possible. Of comes we all knew that reenricersers *mild set be United with the more delicate pada, ia either Wench of the business.—The Eegludiroataa's Jamie. Soma Scram! ASSOCIATION Excritatows.—Oa Pride, morning, an excerdies is 001111110610 with the do ant Science Association took* place to Melrose. The ! ausionista left the Waved., 'midge station be veinal train at nine o'clock. and reached Matrons about heilf•past ten. The company, after spendinga Mod time ben, drove in ointment. Abbotsford end Drybunth Abbey, us in spected the vario objects of interest at these Mr. R. W. Billings, author of " The Baronial and 'Medical Aatiquities of Scotland." accompanied the excursion. and siphoned the arthemingical sad architectural features of the district visited by the party. A number of the ewer. , Mooted stopped at Galas deb, and were show, through some of the principal masufadories. The company re. tensed to Edinburgh by special train at air o'clock in the enseing.—A large excursion party left the Oddment Rail way statics on Friday messing at tea o'clock for the Palls of the Clyde, where they spout a very plummet day. MONTHLY NUEUSS.—At the Shoreditch County Court, as Saturday, a cos—Smith o, Blan•—came before the jedgs, bele' as maim by a iseethly norm to recover It damson, in sesemadoe of the decadent not employing the plaintiff se agreed. The plaintiff deposed that she had bees engaged to attend Mrs. Blase daring the third week in May. film was sot wanted thee. sad Mrs. Bide got moms one else in June. lire. Blame stated that she had offered plaintiff employment to nurse her while she was ill with the rheumatic fever. bet the plaintiff refused nu the I ground that she was only spewed for the particular omit. noes. The plaintiff said, in answer to his honour, that she ecceeionally went ant washing and charing, and that she was a num. Hie Honour—Would inn nurse me, for in. stews, if I were ill? Plaintiff—With the greate.t plea. inn, sir. His Honour felt that, upon the plaintiff's own dewing: she Ina a general as well as a monthly nurse, and therdece she should have ammuted Mrs. Illaide offer, sad sot ban stood upon the supposed etiquette of be, rallies. =rnset bad bees offered and refused, therefore de. weeld hem • drdlct. - - - CURIAL Paircs.--Elau-A-C9ows DAY. SATURDAY, OCT. 17.—Admialmons pikyonat, 935 ; ditto by &twos tickets, 1,527 ; total, 3,462.