The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-18 00:00:00

2 «r 1 T .e- 1 TvbtøTi 3 rt. NEWSPAPER . . 4 " 4 4 .;:.;:tnrer,i v.311 1 ,r - * SSalictX3 - P•• c LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER a, ow • altanapod, id. Additions].) LTWOPENC No. 5,390.] CAIIITTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope ' S iledie..—STßAM COMMUNICATION between LON DON end INDIA by the utamaifloent Flat of Steamers belonging to the hest India and London Shipping Company !limited). The woll.knowu clipper ansibary steamship NIDASPV. Met tons, 30)-bone power, G. it. litiTER, Commander, Dew loading In the Vic,orta (Louden) Docks, will leave on fah November, embarking pawgen at and leaving Gravesend on the fah November, kw n calling at the Cape of Good Reps and Madras. This magnifinent oh* built expreenago m e the India trade, has been thoroughly ranted, am a commodation for passengers, and will carry ea merles ro% surgeon . also a stewarding& The avenge peewee et OM airmen has been 09 days to Madse mime et them Willkift the shorted wave on record. The tine will be conlineed on the 111111 of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctually, by one of this Company's Peet of ancillary screw steam laps.— For freight or panne apply to Grindley and Co., to, Perils anent-street, &W. ; the brokers, Alfred Drat and Co., Ilk lesdenhall-street, EC. ; or at the Oakes of the 'Company, k klindwg-lans, London, KC. : where siso apalastieue ter ap pointments es midshipmen In We service should be node. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. f a ZYDNEY in 65 days by GREEN, ROBINSON, 6.7 and Co.'s LINE—The favourite Aberdeen-hat Mae clipper ZIBA, A I for IS years, will receive goods to the Bast India Docks until IStri lost.: wlu poeltively clew on Elatordim, diet hasten& Will be followed by the well known trader John Busks, on With December, and the *crew steenter Neptune early In J , which is eim:cted to mike the pimp In 66 dsys.— 011126, BINION and Co., East Intitaemeane. QYDNEY in 6b days, by GREEN, ROBINSON, 1.3 and Co. LINE — Th e gawk, well.known aletp JOH N DAM GOO teen regiment., A I for IS yearn, nal loth la the Not lathe Ilseke, and sell lath December. Sae excellent modsthos for en ethane of peseeakers, sad will carry ea expert. owed woo& IN ill be tol by the screw seesaw Nbese, which b expected to ran oat In days.— Ottlitr, 3011380/4, and Co., lid ladle-avenne. SYDNEY ill 65 days by GREW, ROBll66lo .ma li aid Os 'aLllfL—The beautiful raw Aram" SOO tans, arid A I for 20 years ; esuisaaded by Ospiabl — liollila KZ= (late able Chariot of tsar) : artlikad ta thP WM Docks. and IA despatched early la haaary.-011.1111f, 11101.11tf- SON, and Cw, Eatt India-maim TOVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK 17 of PACHHT SHIP.—For ADELAIDR Direct (to tall pass e:m*o as the Mat December, Last shippin g ay ted December), the basoWtl aew clipper UNICORN • 1 it years. MX toss regatan ROBIRT HORN, Commander: loading the London Doeka 1 Us mart jest built under special survey, la ex pressly Rand tor the trade : bas good argorontodaUoa for canto pesusgsra Me is a preamble opportunity tor Ise sad ram sad will sail positively on the day named.—Yee term et co pasesge apply toT. R. WaLICIR. No. 11•. IL Nolintaplace ;or to DEVITT sad 310017/. Balliteraireat. sand UOORZ'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ D ig VoeV o e 11111 P.—rear Lamiessros DU ect thee the =r of hoz chin enjlepit sad thiaL i g. m artil the ern lai?t A n i DINT TEM=N, AI, vegbits TM taw DA lzd Commaier : Ding in the Landon Decks. TIM shad vomealja e seelatd adapted for the trade, and Wig newly copper,* Is Lipp M make • %doh nut oat —Fee tenni of freight or purge apply to and 110011 D. h Mbibwmgr•lL Maand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE. kTr RIIIP.—Ifor SYDNEY Direct (to La dem- W:alon the 25th Noesisber, dity ttrd Novena e well-known Aberdwea. oilmen -1,12, A I lrasss, 56. tans register, ANDIEW ggllgitAN, er : In the but India Docks. This high domed clipper , but t under Celsurvey In 1990, by MOMS. HUI and Co., of Aberdew, ter China trade, Is noted ter her tastaaltlng quallties. Ins good sasantoodation for chief cable prourgsrs, sad Is a I=bopportunity for flue and sawn gooda terns ed erpuirsys apply to DMVITT and MORA 11111116. 1 MESSRS, MOM WIGILUE and SONS' (of BleekvaiDryerA mo Loateq at PAGT,IT WM to AITSTRALLL—Iter Poet PM:Up, Meet iti= the boatman letarttey, Nov. 21, al Plymeollo), the Anal thIP naLSMIRE, motors. ADOLPIVS mu. Cagarsaikdor: Wog la the But Inds Doak. Hit rommedallsa. tor dl dame at pooempon ste avempeammt. iMi Win x =r elope...wed wargeoa.—Per WIT to ALLPORT, mad hICIROAN. 6.4 Z °e Xaterrgaser Wimp ma Soak No. t, Laeslaaballotzoet. Peeteptreby this dr at Oasksis ire cooveyed from P.ddloltaa to ftiedia oteclad eine tune. sad mooed aim for ON deo Yam ULACK BALL PABBISGER LINE of CUPP= PACILI2B Ita AINITSALIA arum Leedom amt. lfaihaerne I lOW efaxgri i rd= " . l . : : tedlier Winstred 11111. a iasw) • Alford gt . ) .cti . Moos Onan ;MO ;6 MOO 1,1110 %Die toos Z. Isdis II Inas IL IBMs Z. Isis ▪ isdia 3. Les Nov. 26 Da, Des. 10 Dee. Nay. 110 Dee. Milo odebrolool Mao of poolob, bare, by ibeirioactoolid sopbtionamoormota woubt.kmora rogobabko. sod sow asoommodaitioa to by my vinsis oloo — r.-7; Li or now be Austratla op to Lia a rArl6 67.l =, ; la Jagmis kr as Lod Ball Lbw : and T. IL MAMA and Co„ I. loackahallotroot. Loam LC. CITNARD LINR—BRITISH and NORTH AMBRICAN ROYAL MAIL WILLICIIIIIPS, Rs Aimit•2l4 te mod between LIVERPOOL sot NITIVIZ sal IotoveoLIVERPOOL and ROSTON, the Roeloo .hipe geNtaz to had sod nodes and ulna Tit li a Isolog or other emelt an 'poolstW to WI from Liverpool, GINIMMI of Vork . 4. malls : •SCOTIA, for NEW YORE, Saturday, Nor. 21. • UM" pursuers and goods for Nassau sad Hanna, to be Warokored at New York on board the LULL Corsica. CANADA. for BOSTON, Saturday. Nor. U AUSTRALAMAN, for NEW YO E& lialerday, Dec. 6. Paseo moos', =lading steward's toe sad provision.. but Without wine or liquors :—To Ifilltaz and Boston, elite/ cabin. /122 ascend cabin, 116. To New York, chief robe, tit: sauced cable Al& Freight to Halifax, Irastars, sad New York, AS r e le,... s. and 5 per took pilotage-00y to J. B. Foot& it, Old LAWS ; J. M. Owns *WM mod LI, noes de Is lesenra, Pere ;O. sad J. Due% Badisaaa4Oreat, Glasgow D. tsd C. Whir. iPossastows ; or A sad C. river. B. WA/w -iliest, ThisipsoL neobt Liviourooi Ol ouszinows TO wiw You. ir LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and r inl PEILADELTNIA NYEAMAIITP COMPANY intend den getscldrig their inil.powered=nbuitt freer ateemAhips, osaying the Malted Stites nom LIVKLPOOL OR NW YORE. CITY OF NEW YORK. Wedoseday. Nov. 11 ETNA, Wednesday, Nov. O. CRY OF CORK. riatnrday, Nev. m. CITY Of WASHINGTON, Wedoesday, Dee. S. AM irmy Wednesday, and every alternate liatorday. Calls isessege by the mall "tamers sailing every Wedisse&r i 11,, It oast ft gainer.. accord to ing the aooweesodatios. by the netarday's steamers, IS guineas. Forward gamut Including all provisions cooked. Passenpre Inc Orsefft, the Dulled Mates, and British Columbia, booked thread gumgodwaniespeess tenni —For further particulate - a= MEAL Water street, Liveepool ; or to mei mazy. S. Williannsintet. CV. 11011ILLIPPS, ORAVIEI, and PHILLIPPS destssieb Re undermatieue4 Itreaetam steamers lee "OTT/ADAM sad the MIN; the BATAVIER, from lbe BM* sad Torelot Rem Wharf, TrevelMt. este, Radii, Nl3 stn. Tema: tl M. LI IR, sae 17s. ed. Return tickets, •hire ea/ a WE The ITISOORD, Thursday morning early, bees of the Tower. Pare Al. 1111111131111.ak;YOFE, ADLEL, or SCHWALBE, ivory Tluviy, as 9 am, Iron HornWawa, and from Blackwall 9810 9.90. tom : tt. ft. sod - 1‘111:7111:1ADURG, the LONDON, shoat Nov. 19. free Bone- PO, 1,2 lb, and 4L To he followed by the for rig/ Awed WAAL OOPINIAGEN, a *Warner la a taw days. Par tfelsbAdpeeene, Ad, ap_ply se Chapiusa and Moe 11==lb. e11. "In' r IS, CHIA VIZ, sod DRILL/IPa N OTHING IMPOSSIBLN.—The g reakei and mat vestal termitic& of the day, MAYA AIIARSLLL. Neuss. JOHN Oft4WXLL sad Cu v Three Kiat.cotet. Lambent- Wee% London, perfumers totter reopectfully agar to the =this truly ma-tenons Raid, which gradually mimeo the hair to its pristine hue—nn nutter at what age. The Apia Anarelle has none of the properties of dyes; it, on the matter% ▪ benefichl to the system, and when the hair is ones restored one appticatioa per month will keep It In perfect agent Moe al s. par beetle, nr In half bottles, Ka 6d.—Jahn Gosnell & Co. loveless appointed pert omen to If.ILH. the Princess of Wales. TUNNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has hma, daring twenty-dm yeses emphatically ram trolled b the medical profelolon, and universally accepted by the public. as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart. barn, headache. gout, and indigestion and u $ mild aperient tar delicate constitntione, more especially for ladies and chil dren. It is nrenared, Ina state of perfect purity and of uniform strength, tv - DINNKFOILD and to., 112. New Nwlantmst. Ism dos awl mid by all respecsabk chemists throughout the wand. eqltl4B, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVZ DA- N./ Nana ZITIACrItD aid MUD la ass lobate. without Pahl. by mr. =NM= 111. atteaded by blra Randall preered. et de Yr be hem tastlasouisle bees the Loyal family. with thousauda or oasis, treat t aka b : to the followlag:—Trola she her. tae ot London :—" Brasil hes OW eared nese eons au my feet without givim Palle .--- " Sir Alessader, 116, St. Jaaps . s.otsce, has Yid two large toenails sad ▪ cora extracted troes hls te.t by Mr. lteadall. sad eau drew eassemead ham' Olosm. il6. lasentalreet Q..disat 'VAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICE—no INTSINTOI of this Il&NIC Ism OCIM NINCID ai No. 1111, IZNOKU2CWSULIET. N. 7. LLTI/1. Nurser. 10 AST LONDON BANN (Limited). .e.:e Nan= —roe eiwx nnecaseem th. rumens. ,o. El, 110114191131 T, SHOZEDITCEI. at the comer of Cos sett heir the Ong Eastern Beltway Mhos, and Mistime 1011 be celeueonotot thereto wham the aseeeter, olleralltee ewe footeciNed. VAST LONDON BANK (Intitea ,OTICL —Ms RANI Ms TAW Os 1' I. fit 110114TIOST. , W111111.:11APF.L. and lo~ • comma %Imola Willa MN wawa ateration, ore coMPleist VAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICK—ThIi "BANE has ?Mal Nos MINIM. No. IS, la TOOLITATILINT mare at Nafs-Isaa), sad dl mimosa bashaahr Ihmesis • whoa Ihs secesuiry animal= ass .AMIIERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an aye Winded lemedr s wiror at the bowels or are tug the red. truly 'Reactor sad present, is admitted to be the beet raodichse foe Issedhtat7 Miring coughs, colds, cosdirmed ere of asthma, and censuroption. It fre quently cures pares whom Use qty pronounce laminar silmlrsbly Ars the tickling provokes frequent: t o:e ft /a Is approaching consumption its *Recta w truly Persons deprived of sleep, or even lAN down for few of sollor lino, maJ depend on mile In a few minutes, after taking It.— Prepared only and sold by W. LAII/MKT. chemist, A, K ins Wil liam-street, Channg-crom, and by all dingier. In bottles, irld., and three quantities in one, b. 101. Be particular and ask fee lambert'. Asthmatic Balsam. The ore and adders is engraved on the stamp, - 11rp . AST LONDON BANK (Limited). JA me Dbeemgl NOTICI to Ihe amerce, far 4pfttapeats QM they have at INGIA9Itp the Othee. Orlit& l" , ta r: taine ke ceestneseleg badness the Mkr EV e T to B A 9E rni i 3 L . l t iln . i it et ; MUMd wMd % ih ew:= 3.. wt: s h i Le i tatemiag rat sae sews. 10. iVORWICIi UNION LIFE IZISURANCE SOLTITY.-.lwittatted 1/04.nate the 70ml* o Mahal Tette Society dice& unused edleatiMei to the latendlog Armor. The hetes at Premium sna s eeet. Um thee *ms of Mod dikes. The whole M the Wiese to the mewed. Osehell of the Owl lee Aimed may remota se • permesiat theme wpm !Midst elided lac Ow whole dun** cd We. mon mance os Two warn. The Aecumelettwee exceed ZtOOO,OOO 0 0 The Amon* Amazed is upwards of £50570.460 0 0 Annual Income NAM 6.413 hem bees weld to the regrionteatme at *owed ler tu7triv sed lreelertut at the &deal. Moe, ien laingetreet. Barwick ; Creme* Bow Bridge-street, Blecktr, KC. , THli 'UDGATE-HILL VIADUCT. INFM ORPHAN ASYLUM. WANSTRILD. NOTICE OF REHOVAL la comeitqamme et the immediate enemies of the Ueda], Mathias, sad Dome Rallosy, the Committee lave been owe polled to >tjMOYR their *grim Is 110, FLRETtITRERT. whore a• mmemosietillume are he lee riereeend.—ehterder et lite Committee, HEM W. OWN, beeeetary, Mewl% Fieetedieet, IC. 01131iN1Ottli PIANTS •ND DinCII MIK MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION. 64 wows swims. U. Itheseireet Carewiliardes, TO. rOSNOW, Nub le, M hatfiwie preeleely, a eonelern mat et PLUM Deft Ghana conandina at eidendid eansellast Isar aealeek lardy rhododendrons, Ghent melees. ludeidaL lam laaeleellews ratqww, two as liwv+auo. Dam Holioad oI anion hyacinths. wiry., crocuses, nastians% anensonse, de. On view the mora•os of rim, and Wake/sea hat ALLBO.PP'B PALE ALE. The OCTOBER BUW.NQS et the above ALA are now bias =polled la the finest condition is beeline wed he mica by 71NDLATP ft, MACKIE, TODD. and CO.. At titer sew Loridon.bridge Stores, London.bridge, Nov. f, E P P S'S 0 0 . 0 0 A, Did Irked aa a 11LAGRANT. GRATRIGIL. AND INVIGORATING BRRAIL/ANT IsiViRAGIL Originated sparlaNy for Ufa an at taws ruder homeopathic trauma* ft has through ito agferabantar Damao generally ample& MITSIC ErrRAORDTNARY.-ROLA'S ART at MINING the PLABO.—Thom who may moire to ala b ing e rmer of reeding musk correctly at eight, which Implies Idea of value of not= =emetics] sltlildtio of what Yee performer has do to playlet. teaching. or banked any sew peeve se muse with tome= phrsulat. MBllaot Mad. set =titan Mlle= =II derive more practical Windt from the solsetillie and heed =petition of the true principles ot theory cable eat Pa the 'Mathis ha a few weeks, without a master, than to years Ire= aay =her. eves with a muter. la 15 minutes the boy elites the lev. Yr. Blebs. Cheolains3eneral). to the amazement ot myself an d the ladies of my fam, was Ode to nme every nets, se matter in what order It might ily = brought before hi. . . I look upon Mr. Bola's achievement as the commencement of one of the most useful revolutions which, in music at least the world Ina witerseed." Jut published. at stamps, post tree (wdest, poet-ofilos erdera.)-4. Great Rumeiletreet. Bloomsbury. An interview may emmtees the mod empties/ Private lassos= Apply persemally. FIIRNISHED APARTMENTS for One or Two Cnitlesse, it SO, Doellaglowerovii, Lemloglis-park. HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROOIIB2IB, ha BUTLIIII and IdeCCLLOM LI L. cou.scrioN ;car riage tree), tar daeotstlas at kw& gardelseastales felayadatba, 110 Ingle, 11111 cress; IS Irk, 50 sarcbres 10 rassaculaa. to 11/11•601M. N Mope, th HUN. Bulb Catalogs., or Ataa• teurtt Guide, may be bad tie*. BIITLZ/taad IteCULLOCH,Corent-gardan-eserket. leadas. ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. worn. worm. :Aims, rad Co. nopsettolly as hopiailon of theft bow Salon, which eastains upwards of owe Ithessaad °lfni% esselelins id CLOCKS, Candelabra, (Amps, Tam, Jardialareas Inisstands, Pew Trays, sad a variety of sessfaur articles et Wee. at aeoderate pilaw This lwautlitil pestectly tranalswest, bears a very finepollsb, presente • Sy al phsaidug tin* and can be turned or chiselled Into a f ai on d liseeseaeryforatWty orornament.—S, 7, V, Ressatotreet, FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART et the KINGDOM. Drewhaprema edam. amplete VS 0 0 DiMag.reem settee. emespiste licatreampaller, complete Warranted ihht cam P. and & BEY/T4, IM, Odordatreet. Thastrated cataleame path ant pout tree cat application. BARLOW'S PATENT CASH STAND, a new tovestles. so admirably ccsirived that a fall but; as well as staalisr casks, may be railed or tilted cia it widtsat Meer or losable. Its action is se Impalpable that the sediment et this wool limpid fluid by se parsibdity can be distairbeiL Price Is, lb., 14a.. to suit at, 8, sad 18 'Moe casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. le vusiess required. No aces fiat beer or soar wise, Price le. : ditto, electroplated, 94.—lpply direct to JAMES MIAOW. patentee, 14 fre. tiag Bee that name and fele all ethers are trwitias bill/Atom ragrarliZe . g s rl e lanstblialtedlBlll. THE MOST OBSTINATE OYSTER is opened with sarpridas facility, without trouble, cutting your hand, or asangliss this delicious Ash. by using DARIOWS NILWLY INPINTID OYBPRE-OPIENIN, price Is IA JAMES BAR LOW, Investor and Manalactarer, la, Kips Williaatetnet, Marks Reuse. lagrartags antis. CIAUTION.--WATHEERSTOI and BROGMar nosommund Se ratite to hey. the Carat Dodd stated oa the Woke—. ltre Odd NM Pare OM," se ended to Jewellery, beta; e &hides. WATIIII.TrOtt end 111101Thillrd amp CHAINS, and all dollilde sasafactorei by them an sold spaa this primairliond at Iblissasfacaerere pins. Menefeolory, IC 0/11111411111161 , 11. N.C. Aiwa ands of chaise asd jouilledy SIN dadi.—X.ll. adelibliosed is doled at is ids dardslas. asd S allarda ys al I. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and itiOMPHINT 002191JIMION ere ILIMICTUALLY CUR= by 'SATING& MUGS& MIZIINGIN, yid& ere dolly reemorsoded by the Yeeetity—teetbaoslida from the mot onleest of whom may Ile the stout eff &stoat ref% end 000veoleot to coup sod all Moonier. of the sheet aed throat &Ma to bout la ed.. tot. h W.. la &L. and Its. mob. Y. MUTING, Omaha. To. St Peas ttarehyant Lomita Sold retail by all &runlets, &c. OZZAIII3 COPARINE lOWA suaossatally lewd hi Qs Parts and laradoe liospitals, maw UN Ner d aaaa Codid,ler, Ricot,ll, Loyd, tikn.l. and Leval aark (Lima. Mk Nov., 151.2;, effects a atr• In on overage a ati daYk slaw to Net w chionle dd pr Joint ' s, bostis k t ima y pest ft. IS C. ames. Ma th amid, Ismadis t. E - • AST LONDON BA NE (Limited). TULUIL ICS CONCERTS.—Her MAJESTY'S, Chief °Mee (teamperary)-124, Feschnrebekeet, LC, eIF THLATRL—EVERY EFLNINO at & —Foadlat. Madlic ' Capital, £ffee.ool), with power to lasers.l VOLPIRI : noes, SIVORI . I oes, eleasor SIFORI. le British Army inta- WAIT) Or Diarerolt& al& : Grand Selection from Fart: Fa Orcheetra . Three CRAIIIMAN—CHATIM SALISBURY BUTLER, Req., M.P. Tower Miter, Bands, and Full Chorus. Condector, M. JIILLIffir. Hamlets, Chairman of the Commercial Gas Oompany, and Franmeade and gallery, Ls.: boxes, le M.: privet' hoz Director of the [rat WatereorksCaniPmf. lea ed., £lla, and £llle. ad. Places may be secured at the DIPM-CIIAIIIIMI—CHARLIE CAPFUL Seq., Victoria (Undo.) Des-olllce of tire Theatre. Docks, 9, llinciaclano, LC., Director o/ the Thames (intim/ Deck Company THE OXFORD.—OPEN EVERY EVENING. John Gm Barry, Tee. Messrs Barry Brothera), Melton . . , Mead. S.F.. MIMICAL sicriatanntlicra, coed of Operatic Bich Wi rrd i ltrodshaw, Roo , Upper Clanton, N.L. ! Beteeikee, Chorus', to., by the whets of the Coenany : Sob" Tbooar firooi y ow rio , . D b ootor of the c 00 ,.. m .i 0 f Goo co . V D :lin i aotti . Collies„ the ... celebrated . iinglish rioenies ; 1.1.... Finte. al , t . and the =mem Pale% mont, ~ Tbe Orchestral Piano. • by the inventor Herr Sehalken. Robert Colinas, Req., Director of the Scottish Wilton Insurance bow ......_,.._ „._.. F. ~._ L — „ row , iLL , . Yes. I ..orignm Comedy oy use Jamse °m•P ren Y Mogs, lien (Messrs R. L. and J. Fennings), Penning . ! E 80 1,,.... 0-617— numi."). •—•••••—lm, W. Randall, L Marshall. M. Ffharf. London-bridge, S. L Re.. as. Adonesion—Area, ed. ; Stalls and Barony, ?Awed T. Foord, Eq. (Messrs !Neff and Co.), 9, Fenchurch. ' la ; P r ie s" ashak toe. ha. street, LC. William B. Oreenbeld, Req., Dire** of the Pernambuco Railway. , PRE GHOST CLUB, an entirely new Spectral Albert Feltf. Yen (Moms Pub and Co.), IL Finch-lane, LC. , JI. Eaterialantent, istredociag Mulling and novel effects George Sant= 8L Great Towarctreet, LC., Director of the sew before ateseepted. Prather& under the lameediate supsr. Loot W inteadance of ham= PUPIL and l i hy a = . of L Cornell= Watford. IfetT i ttLe 7. ►-park, golletd, Middlesex. I MULL Iierc—CANTRIBURY HALL, W Thome White, lip. Xmas. White and Price), 57, Mart-lane, I LO., Cheinasa Dow Brffwery Company. ; ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. flosactroes—liearc Theme sad Mollusc Mincingtene, LC. MAnAtisa.—Mr. Hoary Joseph Latter ;late of the Bank of IMILINER AITISACfrION.—ARTHUR end IffillTßA 7 % inatead).the astebread Prowls= will MAY RVINLSO TIRICII OF BUSINZML ( tau ter User =sent at Ms estehislinioni. The MLR of KIM, the Current accounts may be opened open the anal terms ; wed as ordinary bestages faciltties will be afforded. . fel performers la the waild-1, the mat Indlaie Inbred will he allowed talflearly, at the rate of in per amt. I Tim MS T Fa S hiallh— ft araala n al"' Fa" rasal Cam ' s pr meant cm the eillideike• monthly Wanes, if not below ' tamalMa i t ti t Walling* fIaMF and Hem &Mel, ambled 1, 7 rise: end at the rate of Li per met. if not below £lOO. Mee , sa= wow., at Halt the Waage falls below £lOO, no interest will be allowed. epee et Mrs, Desalt accounts may be mooed try the general public, and lagerest allowed on all sums from Xi upwards, at the MU ear- T 4 E R OEN T (NEW MUSIC HAM rela w sta Med nod elite =male Idaho taken, sad Seed sated= all Jar spoollagertsde. Ithalwed. . . 'Mr Ma milik twllle ililliri a l t i llead • tam Beni roll opeldelpis oil grdisery banking bushes& he 1 Of offetaity, whosinames tails soy seaseaced. ameba Um cellerdise of noble, cheques, Ws, de., payable la ' ) Imam mid the ferwartiMg for aol'ectioa sock aa are payable 1 in the conahry. Ile leak wDI take charge of Inabeerter Dab. India Deed; lita. sad wit restore Mid pia lie Wired to &accent. saes. Nov. 13, iia& 110 NOT POROZT YOUR APPOINTMENT ! w• NIP 1 1 4 WAND* Onest.sargsm, after Juukris rimii BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. Paadhat rd Gniboss sta be oestehatodatod with =.24laM Bodnar to tide letebtishoust at roacutrato 111011 AS DAM Wont ape e. 101, Stroud) Pro prietor. Dimas provided Sot large sad moil parties. WHIRS SHALL I DINE 3--At 1/MAKES'S zrzsv OPERA HOTEL. Bowinroat, Covant-gardee, oppodta Qs Grand Entrance of tb6 Royal legit* Otetra, whom I ear got a Dimon ta an elegant and oonthartalie aolleogooea, for is Id., *nag to the Albion and Divan, being Od. kw than Um& thane. Myst. men for o de and mall parties. Public 1d ?Maio Eilltazetroaaaa. • good datoldng-rooen. Bade from & 6d. • porter up an algid. MRS. LIRRIPRIL'S LODGINGS. NM NOVIL Jest pubilabod, yob. post By HONOUR and DISHONOUR. By the Author et Stratton of s4l/wood Masa" Daubs: T. P. A. Day, Caray-dreet, LineallaWan. led as% pride ed., sort by pose for T stamps, DIMMEL'B ALMANAC for 1864, richly Musalauted ead perfumed. "A, elemutt meow meet for the desk or toilet, Its perfume Wag no piemme." armee'. Ilmizioe. Sold by all the trade. Eugene Illmatel, perfumer to H.R.H. the PlinCelli Wake, as, &Mid, 41/4 et, landon. raz RFOODELESS POOR. ]SverJ eseeitig et the doors of all the metropoli- Us wakhoar me sees you're and old, male and female, crowded pether, rutting ter the time when admission can he obtamed ; but this admission ie only for a few. The lo mat number are refused, on the Rounds that the casual ward will rash afford acoommodatioa fora certain number. Mr. R. B. Warwick, vicschairman of the City of Leaden IJaten, eaye s--" The state of thiogs is not new. As loos ego as the Tab and Bth Victoria the legislature provided a remedy far this evil, end gave Use requisite power to the Poor-law Beard to carry that remedy into effect by the for maitre of Adria asylum expressly fee the gelid of this .Les of poor. This act is called the District Asylum Act, 7th and Sib Victoria, cap. 10L Sooa after it pared the Pear-irw Board Woad as order divides the metropolis into, I think, live districts, flung the number of managers to be appointed for each, sod is feat siring all the tratrootion aerassesy to carry out the besevolent trtruMosse of the legis. Ware Actlasuoder these onion, the rostropetitaa parishes, with two or three exoeptiooa, sleeted their mansavire, which weeders formed their boards, elected their clerks, and sem* took premiss* for the asylum. hat a few not more tha• thrum, of whir* Meryielosoe took the lead;refused to take say steps in thereafter. A long correspondenoe between them and the Poor-law Board took plena, Oberman of which woe that the other districts finding the Marylebooe pee were determined sot to obey the order sakes compel by the Court of Queen's Bench so to do, istrzed their pro osediaga, and thus the law became a deed letter. The Poor law Board declining to apply for a suesdatars to enterer their order in the Marylebone district, the others very pro perly declining to complete their asylums aloe*, sable quietly the Poor-law Board issued another order, dissolving the &evicts they had formed, and rescinders all the orders they bed cawed oe the subject. Thus it is that we have the scenes beheld at St. Martin's. It is not the fault of the law, for that provides as adequate remedy ; it is the fault of the Poor-law Board, and of them ooly, because they had mot the mange to compel a powerful pariah like Meryl*. bone to obey a law which justice and humanity had de mended. in order to relieve the metropolis from the die. Foos of allowing thousands of starving wretches waoder sag the streets night after night without a place to lay their heads." ALDIRNAN SALMONS, M.P., AND NIS CON errtrazerre.—Last night Aldermaa Sslemma, M.P., ad dressed a crowded mortisg of the electors of the borough of Gramwish at the Literary lostitatkes. High-street, Dept. ford. The chair was occupied by Mr. B. Duval, and Alder man &domes, in • speech of some length, expressed his public quetiows, as at • recent meeting ;Ir o a: Greenwleir. Os the malice of Mr. Norfolk, weended by Mr. Merchant, a resolution of continued cosfidenee in Aldermen Salmons was awnimously adopted. YOUNG MKS'S CIIIIISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—The winter course of lectures to the members of this asso ciation was commenced last evening by Prolemor Owego, PULS., his subject being "On some Instances of the New al . God, as manifested in his Aches.' Creation." gooks tow treated by such • man of course attracted a • Wienns, who listened most attentively while the lecturer gave a clear and popular description of the forma. Boa of ea egg and the development of the embryo, the pserdier fanestion of .the South American ant-eater and the ant, and the beautiful adaptation of then creatures" mganieetion to the localities in winch they are pieced and the purposes which they are iotended to fulfiL The lecture wee eoncluded with • brief review of the progress of souses, in astronomy and pology espnially, and • word of mussel to all seekers for truth to approach its investiption with minds perfectly unbiased and unpreju diced. _ _ . FUNERAL OF THE BEN , . DR. MICAIIR.-11311 funeral will take place at Ilford Cemetery aboot noon on Friday seat. The funeral sermons will be preached on eoadsy next, at the church of St. Magma, London-bridge— that is the mort l q the Rev. Canon Jell, D. D., prin. of cipd Kieg's ; and that in the evening by the Rev. Charles lEiraddy A., Sunday evening lecturer at St. Xar us. OYA.I. COLLEGE OP SUROBONA OF ENGLAND.— The follewisg gentlemen having nodergooe the Decessary exameratioes foe the diploma, were admitted members of the college, at • meeting of the court of examiners on the 17th inst.. viz. :—Bleeers. Edward Bellam 13alham ; Charles Henry Rolfe. Cambridge ; and Francis Fox, Kilburn (ntedeek of King's Collw). Charles Franklin, Maids hill ; John Thompeo• Dickson, Clapham-park ; sad Beery Obey Moir, Y.D. University of Glasgow, Glaseester-plans. Regents-park (of Cloy's Harpital). Alfred Leiria, M.D. Edinburgh, Haveratook.hill ; Richard Lord, Y.D. Erlinhugh, Crewe, Cheshire; and William Hugh Jarsearra, ILD. Edinburgh, Osistor, Elocohshire (of Edin burgh). Richard Taylor Geoghegan, Birkenhead ; Arthur Iluinen, Y.D. Qeeen s University, Ireland, and LS A., Dublin, Limbers, county Antrim ; Beery Cox Wilkio Dahlia (of Dahlia); William Lewingtoe Baker, Hungerford ; and Mantas Murray, Trinidad, W. J. (of St. George's Hospital). John Crampon Rogaidloty Watford, Herta ; asd Bortley Douglas, Sunderland (of linivendty College). BIWA Yang Leman Hindoe, Wilts ; Beery William Adrian Etiodoll. Weaci-groia (of the Leaden Hospital) ; Alexander Waugh, Corsley, Wiltshire; and Alfred Doaneed. Somers/rehire ( Leeds) Bristol) ; Walter Hag. worthy Barualey, Yorkshire (of Leeds) ; sad Pierre Joseph Desire Lebrun, IL D., Belgium, Brussels. Doiciurrn NOVEMBER FAlL—This fair, for the Nis of sheep, bones. end cattle, was held at Doncaster on Needy bet; and the weather was remarkshly floe. halm :dog • hqp ittaandaime of the farmers and dealere of the district. nobler' offered were not so Urge in number, nor yet of se feel gray as usual, and trade, on this amount, must be lulled as glow, purchasers requiring good salmon. Some Saw ruder& for agricultural purposes, and cart horses of ex eallant qaelitimade • good deal of matey, up to 45 (Moms Wog Pia; ihr=ity of this class were inferior, eel pdime bevood 201., and ranged oft*. between tholes sad 151. Inferior homes ruled from 121. to lflt, In No settle market the great bulk of the stock was has. Beier opeeed brisk, but toward. noon it chased, end awe& lore remained essold. le other de 'triple's of stile trade was good. Mikh cows wont as high as 251., but the general range of vetoes was from 15/. to 201. Two-yeaeold steers ranged from 101. to ISt. per head ; yearling Aeries, 71. to W. ; and drapes, 111. to 141. Cornea. rativaly few therm were sbowe, and trade was not active. Watling sold it from 42a. to 504. ; and lambs at from 284. to SOL Gosh. TELZGRAPPLIO INTELLIGKNOI. • 0111012161 titscames.) RECOGNITION OF THE PRINCE OF AU GUSTIEJIURG BY GOTHA AS DUKE OF . SCHLESWIO AND HOLSTEIN. GOTHA, Nov. 17. The doal•pvernment has recognised the present hereditarj Prinee of Augusteaburg se Duke of Schleswig and Holstein, and has informed the re presentative of Holstein at the Federal Diet that any other pretension to the succession to the Duchies would be met by a proposition to the Federal Dist requesting it to protect the right of this legitimate pines by the necemary means, and, in case of read, to establish it by foree. HOLSTEIN. KIIL,Nov. 17. The memben of the Diet and several of the mem ber' substitutes will meet here on Thursday next to discus the situation of the country. THE PROPORID XIIROPKAN OONGIUDia. PARA Nov. 176 Ju does not °spry; the ilium of the gemsameat, nor the public opinion of the country. Advises from Rochefort state that the gunboat Satre has been entirely destroyed by fire. The mew were saved, having quitted the vessel. VLKNNA, Nov. 17. A courier arrived here yesterday with despatches from Prince Metternich, from which it appears that the intention of Austria and England to make their participation in the eongreaa depen- dent on the reply of France to certain preliminary questions would not meet with a favourable recep tion at the Tuileries. PORTUGAL AND THE =ROMAN CON- GRESS. LISBON, N0v.17. The Emperor Napoleon's to the ling of Portugal to take part in the Paris Congress was considered is Oabinet Puma yesterday even ing. It is understood the invitation has been con ditionally accepted. AUSTRIA. • VIENNA, Nov. At the aittiag of the Lower Hewes d the Reich*. rath to-day, the Galician deputy, Herr Ditb, de manded of the Police Minister tbat the excessive severity of the police in Galicia altauld be abated, and the laws of personal liberty be respected. The Minister replied that the measures adopted by the authorities were in accordance with the law, and oaty directed against the revolutionary party, who Wished to sever Galicia from the Austrian empire. . . Deputy Zybeikiewicz gave a harrowing descrip tion of the Acta of violence which have taken Pao@ in Galicia. The Polio. Minister replied that he would oppose to Deputy Zybelkiewics'. picture 'of Galician cir cumstances another founded upon doewnentery evidence. When a secret government existed in the country ; when revolotimary authorities ordered billeting and levying of taxes in ClllOOll, and declared certain persons suspicious; when foreigners streamed in from all sides, the government must watch. Domiciliary visits by night were unavoid able. The government would indefatigoily sada tain the authority of the law, and preisetpenceable inhabitants from deeds of violence. FLUITOIL. PARS, No► IT. At the sitting of the Corps Loginbait to-day M. Pelletau's election was annulled. The election of M. Bonnier, of Villiers, depart of Vosges, was cancelled upon the lame grounds. A letter was read from M. Fevre, announcing his intention to sit for the department of the Rhone, out of the various places for which be bad been chosen. The Paris papers of this evening publish the following telegram, dated Malta, Nov. lb : " Rumours of the probability of war exercise a depressing influence upon commercial operations. Letters received from Odessa state that Russia is increasing her army in the Southern provinces. 160,000 men are said to occupy the country from the Crimea to Galicia, under the command of General Luders." REVIEW AT NAPLES. NAPLES, Nov. 17. The King held a review this morning of twelve legions of the National Guard of Naples, and nine battalions from the province of Terra di Lavoro. The spectacle wan magnificent. The King has left for Leghorn, and will stay a few days iu Tuscany. Thu Minister of the Interior has left for the province of Basilicata. AMNESTY IN ITALY. NAPLES, Nov. 17. An amnesty has been issued to political crimi nals, including Count Christen and Mr. Bishop. Offences against the press laws, evasion of the con scription, breaches of the forest laws, and infringo meut by National Guards of their military duties, are also pardoned. THE PAPAL STATES. RONK Nov. 17. The Roman Railway Company hu accepted the conditions of a concession to construct a railway from Civita Vecchia to Tummy, the line to be com pleted within two years ands half. SEVERE HURRICANE IN SICILY. MESSINA, Nov. 1& . . A severe hurricane swept over the island this morning, occasioning great devastation. Several lives were lost, and numbers of skips were sunk in the roads and harbour. (DT IfIACTEIO AND lIIIRIJSATIONAL 1212011 A TEL) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Nov. 17. _ The Emperor of Austria granted an audience to-day to Mr. George E. Seymour, of Loudon, on financial affairs. Arrangements have been made for postponing the issue of the Government Loan. Tut RMISENTATION or BUCKIWIIIM(SHIEZ.— Mr. Robert %Uwe Harvey, of Leagley-park, tileogb, it is odd, acme forward in the weservative interest se the eandidate for the repreesetittion of this mealy, a view) is which has her created by the elevatios, as the death of hie father, of the Hoe. W. G. Cavendish. to tbe peerage as Lord Cheibain. Hr. Harvey is the brother-up-law of the Duke of Bee&inhale, sad is additios to his owe Miasma as • large leaded preprieter. whole (molly have beg Uwe inti mately weaseled with the conalv. he will of •••••• eess maial the support of his gnies's &wintry. In selenium with his PledP, it is expected that is the west of so other liberal ceedidiite wrelog forward, Dr. Les, of Hartwell, will maw himself to ha satoioatod b lito Utmost iatortat. AMERICA. (isms% TZLiassm.) (Per the Dumens.) NEW YORE, Nov. 6, Emma Considerable uneasiness is excited concerning the situation at Chattanooga. The shelling of Hooker's position from Look-out Mountain leads to the belief that the Confederates still campy that point, • and that the danger to Thomas's *my is not The Confederates bare been repulsed at Colliers vale, on the Memphis and • Charlestea Railroad. The Confederate General Geary and his staff were captured. Lee's form is said to 'be dithiiisilte& to 30,000 men. The Federal government is riverbed to be urging Meade to move forward. The Confederates hare been repulsed in an at tack upon Pine's 111412kanses. General Price has ritmated beyond the Red River. - , The conspiracy la Ohio was ranch exaggerated. Three out of five of the administration candidates tru i r — andr i er . v0ti158 41. . 1.44.1141- * The Governor of Maryland has protested against military interference with the elections, add Ms ordered the judges to report to the State attorney the presence of the military at the polls. The State would support the jodgetta doing their duty. Money tight. Gold, 48 per cent. premium. The Democrats have carried the Neer Jersey elections. The Republican majority in New York - State was estimated at 3D,000. The currency question is attaanthag meth at tention in the South. The Richmond papers complain Of the seatcßy pt food. The prisoners arriving from Richmond were. starving. Mr. Sewitrd has. made a speech, assertiug that there court be no peace until Mr. Lincoln wits President o the whole VpitajHtatee. He saki ,peted the early sabanissioacif the insurgents, " when there would be raf t and the angels in Heaven might tune their harps to thii evniilony of such a pews." Then was no State that bad not been made stronger, and no citizen that had not been made richer by the war. . . , 1711 W. YOU. Nov. 7, lioluoio. The New York World masorts that General Meade has abandoned the Warrenton route to Richmond, and is moving to occupy a new base in order to go into winter quarters, where he will be less annoyed by guerillas. Advice. from Chattanooga to the 6th inst. state that General Lougstreet was still firing from Look out Mountain on General Hooker's position, with out, however, inflicting much damage. Daily com munications had been opened with Bridgport, and supplies were rapidly reaching the Federal& General Bragg's army ia reported to have been weakened for some purpose not yet developed. Prisoners .report that 14 Confederate brigades, under Cheetham and Forrest, were at various points beyond tie 'remorse River. The Philadelphia Engineer contains doubtful rumours tbaXtbe Confederates are evacuating Rich man', and that President Davie bas left per manently for the South. Serious rioting has taken place in a Pennsylvania colliery. (By Tolompit to Father Mat.) NEW TONIC, Nov. 7, Bvwea. The steamer Salvor has arrived at Philadelphia, from Charleston on the 4th inst. She reports the capture of Fort Sumter by the Fedwals, and its occupation by the 140th Pennsylvania regiment As so much false news has on many occasions been received from Pennsylvania the public hesi tate to credit this report, and await confirmation of the news. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Nov. 7, STERNS. Money tight. Gold, 48 per cent. prrnium. Ex change on London, 182. Stock* steady. New York Centrals. 138 ;Eno* 122} ; Erie, 188 11 Cotton, middling Upland, 86. Flour steady. Wheat dull. Cara advancing. Provisions quiet. Cane and sugar very firm. Molasses, good in quiry. Petroleum improving ; crude, 30 ; refined, 45. _ . _ (Per the Etas.) NEW YORK, Nov. 7, Nounra. President Jefferson Davis has made a speech at Mobile, reminding the troops that they were not common soldiers, but the best population of the country poured into the army, and he ap pealed to them from other inoentives than military discipline. Self must be entirely forgotten in present times, and those who were hoarding tip wealth were boarding up infamy, the mark of which they and their posterity who shall have grown rich by war must bear. (By Telegraph to Caps Race.) NEW YORK, Nov. 7, Noon. The reported capture ef Fort Sumter is untrue. The bombardment continued furiously on the 6th. On Saturday last Sedgwick's and Trench's divi sions of General Meade's army advanced to the Rappahannock and carried the Confederate re doubts at the Rappahannock Railroad Bridge and Kelly's Ford, capturing 1,800 prisoners and seven guns. The Federal loss was 400. On Sunday, Meade and his whole army crossed the Rappahannock, meeting little opposition, and moved forward. His advance has reached Bandy's Station. Burnside's cavalry has crossed the river above the Rappahannock ford. It is reported that Kilpatrick occupied Fredericksburg heights on Saturday. Money tight. Gold 47 per cent. premium. NEW YORK, Nov. 9, Emma. THE CAPE MAILS. The steamship Indiana, last from Cape of Good Hope on the 9th October, passed op the Channel, off Portsmouth, yesterday. Her news from the Cape is 19 days later than that brought by the Saxon, the Mail steamer arrived. Considerable forting was still being exhibited in the western province against the intended holding of parliament at Graham's Town. A new feature had also arisen in this discussion, from • large meeting having been held at Graaf Remit, where it was unanimously resolved to present an address to the Governor, expressing an opinion that Ilitenhage was better Stied for the seat of parliament than Graham's Town. The frontier districts were mustering all their strength with the ulterior view of securing a per manent removal of the government from Cape Town to Graham's Town. _ __ Some of the midland districts were holding similar views in favour of Uitenbage. The western province was making strenuous exertions to meet this coming struggle. The weather in the colony continued extremely favourable. The grain crops, vineyards, and orchards were admirably advanced. Some slight damage had been done by hailstones, yet three was torwri_prospesilkairwrisipanairessi aril. "ariefer sive& yeTirs. - The Governor bad refused to mediate between the Osenares and Hottentot., irk were at war in Daraarland. The railway to Wellington was expected to be finished by the end of October. A railway from Port Elizabeth to llitienlage was proposed. Baines and Chapman's expedition to the Zambesi had failed. They were returning to the Cape, after having lost all their animals, and bad 18 native ser vants murdered by the )(stables.' Dr. Hell, of Somerset East, had died, and left a large snot of money for the endowment of a college in the eaatern province. A spesulator named Marotta had failed, with lia bilities over 8,0004 Thil te ? g ar c o to line Coventry,,from Shanghae, wits the Slat'meat for England , arrived at the Cape on the Bth ber. The Manrittas and Roman had not arrived out. The Confederate cruisers had not bean seen since the Orith September. Twelve of the Alabama's crew had deserted. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SHREWSBURY MEETIN9-13333Aw. not Eta Lona. ammo of 10.e.a a ft, inth 25 added, kr 2-yr-ohls ; Alt ; Moo pigs& 841111); powsitiso asd allowoosso. About sin Wow Xr. Lesspleld's CarOMO, by Mosstala •Ist Isel. Sib ettnti • Illar = 1 Lopl Ittangarils Alpbeas, to Ming 2 &AWE :IStal oa Cozolfto, who Inds AB the roftlifts Id wow by toe Itegtht• Tis aeons BLIIDICAP Ilium Bacot at 3 swn mob, with 20 aided, for all ape ; tha whowir to Wahl for mom winners extra. About Mr 'H. Coventry's IkeMbport, by !Inert—lady Dissebe, 6 yrs, est 101b 1 Mr. T. Hughes's Vigil, yes, Put ant a jle e l Mr. Waters's Sapper, by Vedette. 2 ,rs, M....(H. Corey) The following also ran .—Couloaloo, Pero, Lemett, less Lao, Telhataabi: Tas WARY STAKIS of Sem. dad, 2 fl. ; Lye sot 3• -olds ; the winner to be sold for 100 E tweelt ies slbiraacso. About three redcap sad s sarsigla ran la. Yletten's Pres•ription. by The Cuio—lady Tattoo, 2 Ytt. Bet tab 4. (Mann 1 Captols Cosies% Nollebesey, yrolllst J. Doyle 2 21r..W. W. Dads Rest, 3 R te s 1) .. (J. Niglitlegele Antidote end Ate ma. Betties : 2 to 1 apt Nalaherry, ti to 2 opt Bork sad 3 to 1 apt Proscription. lioNherry sad Praariatios mad toprier from the Mort, sad after sa fatanating Arm % Prrearipnra woe loy s ant. ♦ Lag* ispiaatal the mama sad third; a had fourth. Tea fftrazwamnr Cop (Ilaadkapj yaw 300 sees., aided to a avamotaiss d 20 son. ac►, 10 ft; wimps *Pm About two _ Yr. Barber's Donne Cann.. by 7/4413e—Noire Deas,4 yrs, est 8ib 2 114. r ip t pu y 1 Mr. Drcwitt's Blasi/done, 3 yes, 74 —.Vat ) 2 Mare , is of Baalinip's Odine, 3 yrs, LK . Met) 3 The following also : Bally =mid, Lamer, Baibllde, Magneto Bono., and Stanton. liarckettino tram seretehed at 12,40, Jae& el Hearts at 1.9, sod Captain Oros et 1.10 as the smonag et the mew. Tat devitax &axis of 3 Goes. omit far 2-yrokis and upwards. illidlfeg Sad other *flameout. 0..mi10. Mr. Borbidps's Ogralat, by Ziewnsinster—Pfullar, t yo. (toot.' 6d 7lb Moedanj 1 Mr. Jobs Usboroe's rentretnebe, 3 yrs, (1041.) 74 Ob) I 2 Prince Soltykoff Belle of the Vac t 0001.= 1. Vni ttl vl 3 A EutpicAr PLAT 3 of 10 eon., for all ism ; wieners 'atm About six fuslosgs. Doke of Ilsaidert's !seals, by Prime lOnleler-114. foray, 4 yrs, 7st lib ,oar. wt) tlsrdbano 1 Mr. Y. gisbefs Reiudeer, Ors, Set elk ' (Mon* Mr. Loogneld's Redskin. am 74 to. Cballower 3 114 following also ran :—Mthyudel, Farce, Mt. Zama, Rockland. Kennett, e by Wlndikennd toe Loss, Taller. by Oulcuaar—Pretly Dirk and Pr A HANDICAP SWILEPSTAKIII Of BOWL eft& with 30 added, tr " _ for all spa. T.Y.Ci anottas Sidi* by Tiddinitolt—SWlF ita n sod, 7st Sib 1 Caper taisisties Igdowbox, s pa, ett Ilb (lisitiiiii I Bosnia, : 7 to 4on Julies, who mods slow ravolos le the distance, whirs sits cants away sod won by two Tim Isrzaraure' Ccr (Flasdicap) of 6 sows. slit s , 6114 11 t 30 added, for 3-yr-oids sod upwards ; poomiSios sad allsorowass. Co. mile. - I.orTiiianiford's Knave of Tramps, by Lbw of Trumps, 11•11111 by West ANIMIS3In, 3 yrs, &AIM Morgan) Count Ilattliyany's Suburban, 8 yrs, list 111 ... postmen I Lord Batman's Despair ,late Me, 4 yrs, ast (lee 14Th extra) The following also ran :—lnettatus, Somali=lt, bad Bernier. Betting: 7 to 4 apt Somersault, 5 tot each apt Inclining and Despair, mid 6to I apt Suburban. Knave of Tsumps sad Semermult need for the lead to the distance, where Someresalt was beaten and Knave of Tramps woe left in frost. Opposite the Stand Suburban challenged, but getting op wits beaten three-quarters of length, a length and a half between second and third, end four lengths be tween third sod fourth. A Ilesiucar Svir.r.rwr.taus of 5 sows. each, for all ages; winners extra. About ttive furlongs and a quarter, straight run in. - lir:Twice' Alive* by Orlando—Apicot, 6 Oat Ilb Yr. 6. Hr 's fatAf PS, 71! 41 , 1 , jf. yrs& 2 lie;delekaa'a Dart Cu.;al Late 3 yea fret 2.11) ..;Morel 3 The fallowing also ran: 3111. Jetta Tapll, and Confidence. LORD CAMPBELL ON THE BELLIGERENT RIGHTS OF THE Pmts.—A public meeting, very numerously at tended, of the inhabitaute of the Tower Hamlets was held last night at the Beaumont Institute, in support of the independence of Poland. The Right Hon. Lord Campbell mourned the chair, supported by Mr. P. Hennessy, ALP., Mr. F. Nodes, the Rev. Mr. Duffield, reefer of Bow, and a large number of influential gentlemen connected with the borough. Mr. Burney read several letters from gentle men apelogsaieg for their non-attendance, but approving of the object of the meeting, including letters from Sir T. F. Bastes, M.P., Mr. B. Nowhere, M.P., and Mr. C. S. Butler, M.P.—The Chairman mid be bad much pleasure in giving his hearty support and earnest sympathy to that gallant nation now struggling for independence. He had but lately returned from Pchtud, and while there be had mixed with all sections of the people, and he bail made it his bcsioess to ascertain the feelings of the Poles of all classes and all shades of omuicie as to what use English eynipatby would be to them HI their struggle ; mad the invariable reply he received was that the sym pathy of England would be of great service in sustaining their spirit* in the stiuggle they were determised to main tain through the winter. He stood there, then, to ask bin f e llow.countrymen to extend their continued and increasing sympathy to their Polish brethren, sod to ask theta to pro test against aoy truckling oa the pert of the English cabinet to the cabinet of St. Petersburg. The Poles bad asked the English government to acknowledge their bellige rent rights. This was au intelligible mai fair request. He did not think our g...vernmeet would comrade this just de mand of the Poles unless the peo ple of England would speak out boldly on the subject. Mr. P. Heneemy. M.P.. and IlOrerld other gentlemen addressed the meeting, and resolutions is air:on - lance with the object for which it was convened were adopted. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. FORZION-OFTICE, Nov. 10.—The Queen has been NEW YORE, Nov. 9, Eeigneo. graciously pleased to appoint the following geode's's, now prem i um . • Attaches at the uoderinentioced pleas. to be Third Nacre- Money tight. Gold 46 per cent. tangs H en ry jesty's Diplomatic Service Hoc. Exchange on London—Bankers' Bills, 1601. Stocks Power Hry Les Parr Trench dueled' • Audley Charles heavy, tits tightness in the money market having Gaoling, Esq.. Stockholm; Hoary Nevin Deiing, Esq., caused a panic. New York Centrals, 134. Illinois, Beaune—counts. The flowers in Covent-garden surpass these of 119. Erie, 1051. , every other soaatry t for the reasoa that every improvement • in their mature is Instantly adopted. From the tunic cause • Herring's Mcdtetic Brushes and mesh.surpum every other THE LATE SPORMA—A thank offering of lOW, 'Dolan for restoring grey hair to its ,oialnal colour. and curing has bees met to the National Lifeboat Institution by a teri o o " tgs et w e rtl e eris . :t o lo f e:lev " iTit g l!: , a e n d i e . l ' ift7.lt h rtti he n: lady, " for reservation at sea during the awful storm a are bet„,, made.-odtccs, 31, Basingball street. London. Shensi alt. —iAdvertlaementl The Confederates have captured two of General Burnside's advanced positions and half of two regi ments stationed there. Heavy firing was heard this morning near Cul pepper. _ _ President Jefferson Davis has visited the Charles ton defences, and has expressed his opinion that Charleston never oould be taken. The steamer Margaret and Jessie Lae been cap tured . Marshal Foray has arrived at New York from Mexico.