The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-19 00:00:00

>/, "1.4 j", . ~ ` ..~-. ;~ t je . A ,. It:MI[11d - 11 , . _ _ _ / , -r . •- 1 ~., ......0 0 No. 5,339.] calliug at the Cap e of Good Hope Ind Madra..--ATEAM COMMUNICATION between LON foN and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging to the East India and London Shtpeinngg Company (Limited'. The well-mown clipper ancillary Rsmeldp QC EEN OF THE 9111TH, 2,221 tons, 300.b0r a power, W. 21 EW ART. Com mander, now loading In the Vlmorla tLonden? Docks, will leave on 19th &ptomaine, embarking passengers at and leaving ()rem and on 21st September, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras (this ves-e1 will also call at the Island of Mauritius'. No cargo will be taken for Madras and Metalline. This inagnilicent ship, built expressly for the India trade has be ma thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation tor pumices, and .111 carry an experienced surgeon ; also a stewardess. The average passage of these steamers has been 70 days to Madras, some of them making the shortest passages on record. The line will he continued on the 20th of each succeeding meth, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Company's fleet of auxiliary screw steam ship.,—For freight or apply to ORINDLAY sail Oa, Ad, Yarllansawistreek 8471: brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, I.ft. denhall-street, E.C. or at the °Sloes of the Company, 9, litncintkne, London, E.C. ; where also applications for samintmenta ae midshipmen la this service 'Maid be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. rtALCUTTA Direct (with quick despatch), the very N.J fastmillog teak-built 'hip BOVOOMONT A 1 13 years, 012 tons register. JOHN PLAMANII, Commanae loading to the Hut India Docks. Thin splendid vessel. well known In the Calcutta trade. ku maiintecent cabin accommodation. For freight or puma. apply to GELLATLE, HA.NKEY, and JEWELL, 17, Leadenhalletrect, BOMBAY Direct (kat shipping day Sept. 18), the well-known an 4 very fast-sailing clipper ship SALA MANCA, Al IS yaws, EMI toes register, G. E. LIVES ,AY Commander, toecUag to Me Zest India Docks. Das episodic! cable accommodstion.—!or tar paserge _apply to GIL LAMY, HANLEY and BEWELL.27, Leadmaitnetreet. BOhEBAY Direct, with immediate despatch, the splendid task•ballt ib 18616113 101. A 1 11 rems. 836 tom register, I. IL MACLEAN, Commander: Wa&ng In the last India Loch ffas good sccommodatine for table psalm gem —For freight or passage up* to GELIATLY, SANKEY, and SEWELL, Leadeuhall-sareat, C. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPRE, PACIUMI for AIINTIALIA from Laudon direct. Pert Weald& Melbourne Cbateworth 14000 Sydney LO OO Sydney Los Qeeenaland Laratee obit Age SAO gneeaulancl liying C *ad .. 2,101 Adelaide. ...... 1,1/00 Doeb. I ?oBsL & 'pals & India X bias L India X India tt.ir .....,. Oct. II Oel 17 This coisionstod line of yarksts bars, by their Tninslluelai and mod pus earned a world-boons ressnisilso, and Viols pu mp: sootemeadsUon is unstirred by say wade Amt.-7w U to =lrak moldy to Url i Cti elealu itafln cein god art &rise r rr. Agests=l: t it Bell Line : and T. IL MAMA sad Co., 1, London. ILC. BRITIFIR add ZAJI NORTH A M ERICAN ROYAL 11.11 T, appointed by Admire/ Malmo ,ZOOL sad -611 U S ZCZW TOIL m a between VW POOLandIOBION, with liberty to oat at Halifax or other ports to land end receive mane, rode, and presagers, the Baton Wye oeßbig at Bellies to lend end !libelee penteseen end her Iftleatfe Teeth TM Nllowtog at other Tunas are op petaled to sell hem laveriool. •ad at Cork to rokotro tpe eras: —Th rKfttl.A. for NEW YORK, datarday, Sept. M. • Taking passengers end goods for Nassau antt m rans, to be transferred at New York on board the R. 11.8.8.0 AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, October S. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, Oct. 10. Panty money, including steward's to and provisions, bat 'Moat wines or liquors :—To Halt= and Boston. chief robes, second cabin, did. To New York, chief cabin. ; second cabin, El& Freight to Halifax, Baton and New York di toc spend cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Foal, Oid Leedom J. M. Carrie, Imre, and Mom de is Ewen Parts G. end J. Rum, Bonhananotreet, : D. end C. Wirer, lanametoins : or D. and C. Minn, 11. Wider. TROY uvieron az QUUNITOWN TO NEW YORK. PRLIVERPOOA NEW YORK, and PIII/1111WHIA praucsalp OONTAWY Wood dos poltidng their esnytag ths 17== .4.111 11.1" ems " k " IRON LIVILPOOL 11311 BMW YOLIL CITY Of tOYDON.,_We We dnesday, dept. 21. CITY Of PAINT MOIL duesday, Sept, 20, OTTY Of minim itatarday. Oaf. L CITY Of NEW yogi, Wednesday, Oct 7. AM sway Wedoesdeir, sad every ationeate beterdev. Mtn prop by the soda steamers waft :m a r ai /nsetZ i; IL IT, sod II minas, soserdhir to the seem by the estardefs elsentes, LI pima forward porno including all provisions seelosd. hedgP am= e lx OresilL ths United States. end TIM& Cainabis, ed ifi r ozpostsdsons tWoa—ltor forgo siff to IMAN, W, Masstrest. Liverpool; art. mom nod 11/10,Y. IL Wed iMenosteseit Clty. panalries; GRAM aad PHILLLPPB ler =ZMe omMemmikood 111mMain alomms : AN md the I F IS Me RATAVIIM. him Me /OM mil Amiga MOM Wowing *wry Itraar, st 111 M. am : 43 11,l Ma, ipp. M. Islam Ulm* a tam ma a MIL TM , f. 001 MI, llsomMy manimi soft trom at 114 Tom!, My 111. ADLIR, •et ecawmax eery Marta/ led hearday. eb 11 a.ra., tree tlansberwo, and hoe JleektreD at wee. MIMI • et et. .M Vls, Tor OOTILINDITIO, the GUSTAF WADA, September Ilk trees by Itenelydeee. Pim AS le, alb, and AIL To be Mowed the LONDON. far OOPINRAGN. a steamer. to a few days. Tar kolibts lEareeo, eta= Maple Deemed Oltea. 1 1 1 . = " P OBJSZIL sad PALILLIPP3. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAVOI snd /ON. $ and 4. eootxweram, W. VIROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT CHAIRS JLJ ADA owe" Dans& Paratian. Trials. lemur MN, ao.-161. Pfeadtlly. Catalogues bye, ABLOVPS PATENT CASK STAND, a new trenaon, so &disarray oontrived that • AO = . :l art r ear Its try be ratted or titled en ft Moor ot Warr Its arra ts so lanyclpshis that the arbsent et the root hard Cold by on partiality esa ho disturbed. Proses. Ita, Us., to wit 4., I, sed L,in= Nam BAELOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 1. Tilldireg regrind. No more Ist beer or star rat. Pries ; ditto, • IL-11pyty direct to .7 AND LWOW Warr, Willtsratrot. bradcabovor eat tag his raw sad addicts sa• as every *Akio ; other aro ourris tattstlea• isireavtass gratis. Fatablldhed ur tenors tsar DIP OANDLt u It. per lb. ; par= Orrillskla 44.1=414 411. : las was, a. ed.: Man:MA9 O . ; 11,60001 vai sat slam la ; lass& : *a z, Is.: palm amass, Is. 04: tempo- Os. al., W., sad IM' lel Md.: sistallk; tor Palssisis Imam N. ; 10 •41 1 *4„; assalds, 744 . Coln oil. N. 94. 'Ave sas., na, Ma, sal 414 pair 111114.; Ma ; 11l bajigk a 14 94. per paskss: comma brown ligts...ar lar.-:lL L e:ll l . 4 si b l e r.7.. liAli ar sw allrf firtli earebasss. ll IL Mertio's4sas. Claitigaram Tralia.l/.4 ALUTAB . V of OOLD.;--WATHITRSTON and - 111104111111. ter the islormatke el the Pattie es* their paths; les te ante die lohowlag easeeerawrat rw YAWS et OOLD. foam perwaaded thaa the tate s Sale trader sad the will be ahlw proleete4 by eda at as tab eabject Gold being lerideal bite% pars or ems* renews that geld al liwagi• —A II In is 1 204 0 014-00 IS i amis.. in n n 11l 17 mai.. I• t earshi .. 111 111 pre aqua 14 mats.. 214 72 web.. 1 6 9 IS aerate. it 1I I 111 mats.. 2Li 1 wife .. 11 se II web . (BM* 14 wrils.. 2 9 4 wile.. 4IT 4 Audited) 111 77 10e 11 mesh.. 26 0 maim .. 014 11 11 ea/014.. 914 4 111 carats.. a a 1 I °arab .. 510 7i :a z : 11/ 44 U 4111111111.. 116 1 sante .. •7 1 14 .. 11 1 .4 10 amts. 110 44 carat... 0 I ai ,H. irarloaai4sessi, Covent-prtlek w. Imam. Imam. =ft*el Chains sad Jewellery tar U. sub. N.B. TIO4 14 eland at 4 te Ilie math& sad oa Bate 7 4e74 at medal** WAX and Co.'s DRUB for the YOUNG. sa sad S. Ogiordaireet Tbs following New end fragrowed Dmigna will be found fra=ito any yet introdneed: BOW KNICHIMOCILIMA, imiverially admired for elege m" eXllyr. and jevenila eagle*" Ito . ed.„ 11.., Oa, and Xe. PiBO WON, MARROW, aedIIIGDYI7IIIS, M mat mg. rr W anl isk Or l arOD ' Aill and 11 AMS. bi fabric suitable for lie prom yOUTET pt amok Mk 6d. t o ffa; Jaake w ra i es. ed. toll& BOW 7110071=8 sod VIM. not le be =masa la yeaterkj, race .Nn—Trours. ft. ed. to ILL OL : Verna M. OIL to DIBTINCr and Ova lOW% Oeneng Restory to. Emir see Co., es sad e 7, Ortordatred 21, ft. and tr. New ; and at, Briggs* Ueda 'S nova and trim PILL% Ir. SCOTT a suer Mime promeret without my immortal evedleuk trees Use re d Dr. Moak MO be Mud imelloehie le all who swim teem Mies awl Wm eassplehats. Thi. Week el the makes. / 1 1:= esetivemek es bre* upwind lowilehma awl am• yrellter of I=4 they ue truly osei ask amcl to the stomach, they Mak lad sireaethee the whole Davelos le Ir= 11. King Williummem Cheleterwe. ta brim is. it me b. ed. Be son Mee it Br. a Mims mid Leer Mk The gemese awe a mew mow mews wels " Wallesmiamherr empoiseil is the amp. MalliADS FURS FLUID MAGNUM P° 00... DMus twestr-Dnimil=6.ll7 WM. Dowd Se imsdkal prelmke. see= se r On as ile best remely ler rift el Or IRA aid Isalpalke, sad is • NM ago di 11, delliwAs essellhimmoimp Illpeabillis isd mama It Is Is s alias el relc o aa delativi D RD .a ll Die* Leedom rid by all reopeolable ° ILEA millhe ear% Pnmooßithz myna MUCK it us* saimillsaypeopred add lame powortal =lra nos loodlolow olloma kdosdatooda memosit, to Moir MIMI ordinal ill Ur nor oft anion panel bode dr lo a , an Mado, sod bow* oar moles sma zmi• silk ..." 11 Wo g War loodolat la no amour .ws• pm Utak b Of tsar familiar lo foretc; %we Au. indorabowa WAL ell Us. masmaikiims. MR. ALFRED MELLON'S PROMENADE I CONCERTS.—The ROY AL BOUDOI it Q DRILLF, with Maley Richards's new Nstfonal "Ond Riess the Prince a Wale*" lee smeared by Charles Goole), will be performed EVERY EVENING at the ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Corea warehen.—Plaao ado aad duets, Y. 10011 ; Quadrille Read, au , Order of all Mustesellers. • ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALApi. • 01106T—kbe Polish Clientele, Countess 11emWp14 mai be Introduced to the Obnet Illusion during the present welt. — The beautiful Fairy Fountain, Gnuni Divertissement by young tediev.—OperstieS.eleettmle by Miss MCOregor , mr. Vernon Illgby, and Signor Cieorgint—band and Chorus el performers—Nicceds, the Crest Violinist, having aeirle trinembant seeoes&ulll eprear every evening. —KTiItY INO, Raphael Ms Solis, the Infant Tenor, and Lased' Veto- . cimane, the Great ladian Juggier,—Doors open at levee, to can attune at batbpst. THE OXFORD .- EERY EVENING SELECTIONS trona the new sod moot pepalar OPERAS by the Company, with fun Band and Chorus, conducted by Mr. B. JONORMANS. Comedy by Unaworth, Eugene, W. Randall, O. Ratelateson, A. Lloyd. and Oeorim Madam. Adsoinen. an; ; etas and baloony, ; private boxes, 10e. dd. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of HENRY DISCUS, Eng.—Professor Pepper's adaptatiou of the above la exhibited, with various pi 9 effects end he- Prarelbents. by Mr. A. , ilrester, ILVENY EVENING, at halt past 9, at the CANTSEIGNIY.EALL, Westmlester.road, S. 'REMEMBER, we SUP at ZVANS'S every xi Ossore e teeming this Week, after Alfred Mallet's Proesesate ta TIOUGLAS, Isle of Man.—His Grace the Duke of sough we midair*, the cArrus NOWA HOTEL end 110•1110114414101 MIL The petronao oil tuaibieoemt israrit. aotielted for this unrivalled aud economical • Bradshaw. Tariff and list of furnished ba=2: ". awatilleff two Mantra • XS, PER BOTTLE IS USUALLY CHARRED Ur foe a doubtful henc e Its Minima's B= Brandy, " equal to Cognac —(Dr. BuszW, may be forfort Bd. of mod retain. seerskd, 6be Wd, andcaek-bessaluck J. O. Marshall, Bols Us. per dozen can Laterite pad). Depot, 114, ALDTZ Briar, City. ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN P. BIWA and Co., role contractors tar Bottled Boor to the Intonational Exhibition, Arnica for Bantus' Alhopp sod Boles India Pale and Burton Alni, and Manners. Don, sad Owl Irks ado* hoponere of Wine and 9pirita.-001ass and Nom the loyal /aching% LC.—The trade supplied ao liberal taros tar cash. • CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, cum of MULLIGATAWNY PASTA U? 7 Powder, and eu= v llenee, may be obtained from ail Same V and wholesale of MIMS and ELAM t 'to to the Queen, Sobneriare, Loudon. (111011 t. et WORCICEMOOL CATHEDRAL. N./ The BUILDRR of THIS DAY, ed., or by post Id., will wedeln a beautiful rime( the Tutored Interior of Worcester Cathedral, and ether illustratleas ; Neale of a Tour in Northern Germany and Southern Italy— The premot Requirements of Archneetare ; various other papers, sad all the artistic aad Sanitary at the York street, Coventlarden,and all newsmen. Os the let of October will be published, Third sad Cheap Wiliam pees los. ea., OBSCLIRE DISEASES of the BRAIN and HIND, By Foam WINSLOW, N.D., Lowden : I,al Ilardwirke, 192, Piccadilly, W. NZEVOLIS DEAFNESS , OBSCURE DIMING dalitRAIN, &c.—Dr. 2ENIS T goNizre 4 .ll reace minerest Wa on the al how lm tbe l i r r *j offenai l t l M deetruetive ilimeese, by into the cvnimualcatioes with Ow brain, eestobles tube. laseramdam, give rtes to roamaydoesabe Matey, Le. end the sod are l =gre:te d r t -ZN hew yper gerneer-dre y eb zawlibt-egiient, 'BOX LAST Waling GAZETTE. ['AIM 07 sauciroas AND ,UM PARTICULARS TO IN OBTAIN= AP MI 017161 OP INE ca® TWONINMA4 0017111 OF DAJMUIDPICT, NAIIINO9ALL-102.1301 sAir*surrt!. alma= ELM HAM BaelTeri,ilifortialtire, cod merebent, to eurreeder Sept. Xt, at it Staten CLATDOI, Inampllng, aterolk, baker, Sept. eO. at WILLIAM PAOLO, 84ez.eireet, S6adwall, licensed vietaa/ler, Direr. et 12. JAR= DAVIT. Iledierd, tentage bender, Sept. PO, at It AMOS HAZYST, Mayer-terrace, eluded* boarders-boom Ran Sept. SO, at 12. Rani adazia, Peskin.. metekleeker, Set 30, at it Woldwillarayßildzwraut,Oadtard.row,aolicitor,Septidatll. Teams CLASS. P 003031003,11. &Met how maid, Sept. N. at 11 . JOINAIMAN Munoz tad SOUKS ?flume Notli, Abehurek hes lad lawmen tonateeppleoa, elty, wine zserebante, Sept, 30, at 11. TIONAB HIM, Old Clurebetreet, Paddington. late lodging beam keeper, Sept3o, at 11. 110D3230K lute Btu, Whlteclutpel-road, mantle warebouee mea, SeA SO. at It OdoPoia Ptwate Joann sad loom Broom, lawroodalaoa, Clisegaide, wareboememen, Sept. 30. at 3. 41.1030) BILLOW .131.01tU1, Strand, clerk to a yeas essrdmeat, asst. 110, at 2. Josue Isms= Amax, laaderetreet, Chelsea, late licensed victualer, Bapt, te, at t. MMUS wn,uai poaas, Liquorpondatreet, Grafainn.lane, canoe slaw, as" 10. at I. Cztatas Maim Boon se,Pann,Staffonhb , butcher,Sept.Bo,atl2. lute Mous, Etresinighans, cattle dealer, Sept. hi, at It JAMBS JONAHni. liaedswortkBtetrocdsh..cherulst,tlept.3o,l4l2. 01()101 Hump, W cad Kidderminster, Worcestershire, Sloasmasea. test, iO. a► Yt CRAM= CZADAWAT sad AD M=D GA•3OI, Aston-junta. en.yers, Oct, t, at lt. EOM 1...111 Kaaamos, Leash" Staffordstare, ale merchant, Oct. It„ &tit Militant EMILE', liaaokfffffik tttasordahMy coal dealer, 411. IMAMGet. k AMA= OINALD, Aston, Wsrw'Maki= llorkst; Oct. 11 TILIMIIA =LT Ml= ELISA JACTirm =MM. end NAST Sam /7011, Edna. lehOoletletresses, Oat. 9, et U. Timm Gm= SlierOcene, DorseMlL, Mmic seller, Oct. 2, JONI= Imo, Salvos; Dersetehlre, iroamonger, dicl SO. at IL limn DUBLIN, trediten. Deiromenre, Innkeeper, Oct 1. et Am= STIMNIUM. Phenouth, coefectiraser, Oct. 7. at Let. JAMES Noon Nawroi, Pensarn, Denhighsh., hakes, Sept.= ist IL 15.529 Joy= Liverpool, builder, Sept. tis, at 11. /CUNT 111201, Liverpool. merchant. Sept. at 11. JOIN MIDDIZZON DOWN/2, Liverpool, comminaos agent, Sept at 11 11.1117111 LimAND. Uvespeol, liceamed victualler, Sept. IS, at 11. Jona MM/Seli. UvespooL con 'merchant, ,ept. in, at 14 JOUrn Wilawm, Liverpool, victim* r, Sens 30, at 11 DAYID AMMAN SAW, Liverpool, shipbuilder, Nov. 17, at 11. JAnns MEM. Indland. Monmouthshire, farmer, Oct. 6, at 3. WILLUM PAil, sea., Preston, Lancashire, Journeymen butcher, Oat 1 et 11. • BOW/ Pm= , licensed hawker, Oct. 6, at 12. Tnonse Rom N orth, liontamMoneldre, merkst pr. den Obi, 11,,at it loss MID, Mt.% Yorkshire. farmer, Sept. 29 at IL Joan Baca, Dudley, Worcestershire. baker, Oct. 1, et 10. GO MM PAWS, Wittoecumilwambrookes, Cheshire, water. men. Oet. 1,. 11. Dtanogratis Liverpool. traveller to a biscuit manufacturer, ELOSE U MOMMU/ IS Leseelogtoe, invkluilre, dealer in lee lighters, Sept. 20, at 10. Tuned PM Gown, Mdmouth, Orroteds., tailor, Sept. M. at S. WW2= WWI% Yeesesentle, liants, echookeistrem OeLL at 11 Jon NOM Ifor•boe. Ilsmirlure, wheelwright, Oct. 1. DAM 1212.12, intingtoa, Warwickshire, Journeyman cabinet ease ests, Oct. 16 at 10. MOW Lta. Birmfnaham, salesman, Oct. TS, M 10. ZDWAN2 COMO Pm, mrmiughaat, butcher, Oct. IS, at 10. MCKIM* D1AT011222., 11.42h0mp100, Devonshire, farmer, Sept. Ilk et IL WILUAit Boron Banton, Devonshire, ben= Sept. 30, at IL CIWILIN &Nowt, Widiechurch, Devonab., farmer, Sept. 30, at IL Wizen= Ourrimmos, Comity, Devon= , farmer, Sept. 60, at 11. :Amami. Merthyr TOIL Dismorgaushire, licensed victualler, Sept. 19, silt Rod= , at IL Jade DATIM6 Neagh, Obunorpashire, late didebt, Sept. It tome Wrigassee, Weedbrough, Sormereetehtre, cattle dealer, Sept. SO, at IL Camerae Dawn. lendsek, Wraceaterdine, dealer in wood and eon. Od. Limns WILIIII6, Beth. draper, Oct. 7, at 11. loam HOLLAND Tonna. Bath, smith, Oct. 7, at 11. Jan derni re llso z ot, Lament., licensed victualler. OeLlel 11. HINNY , Henley, Staffordshire, wareitomeemen, Oct.. 3, al 11 Willson Peen, Rankin, Shropshire, miner, Oct. 9. at 10. MMus= Canisee. West Winch, Norfolk, brickleyer, Oct. 6, Mll. KAMM Lees Imes Lynn, Norfolk, manner, Out 5, at U. JOlll D2l/, illikerieldl a l ir sezrlre, carrier, Oct. S, M le. Maim BrimMe, laricknockaldsk Oddment= Oct. 12. at L Maim DAM RoLLIDAY, Bev er ley ,Yorksh,teller,S•ptiLat IL NAMIS Lawn. Sem= huckster. rota 1, at S. 1111/Nt OUT, Somenlime me, chanties/alike& 11. 211214101 to Dean Dirreeehlre, brik:ar, Oct. S, at LL Oct. M. R. S J LAir EXAMINATIONS. t-0= one s. Iratenbead, coal merchan 6 L Gomm, Charch-rom Old St. Pancraurosd, builder—Out. ae. Z. Erne, Stanesore.dace, Highetreet, Ceroden.tomo, and Plimsalx- I=Dorriustonatreet, Clersenwell, iv atiter—Clet. 6P. , Brltenninetrest. Onseelnu.read, detnaller— Oel 6. T. Pollen. flowthemplonetrest. Wend, orenmkene 'gent —OM s. r. Nath, Ktegetreet, 1411g4CM d&friTiba—°O. W. T. Welker Emileld. Middlesex. coal msenknot—Ost. T. T. e. NNW 017, and Webenegieen V s = Sr °VI= Mk. sex, Setier—Oed V. J. =ed Lower Clm il2oik elmelmion 'gent— GATO Hydterrees, pen= seerebeet —Oct 1. J. Elm= maw.. D. Ckprdt, ihistinetreet, kJ. rffergia• Oadalsoesatees. KentighAnna t L. Watson, ilekimialrevalk Nertiordtbite. iddlesse=k—Nov. iL W. gemee=plsee, West B roap cemeeser—Oet. IS. J. Z. osiiii.llll.ollai t ie . nt t ise;-New U. W va, Gronsilegkest, 13072:174gie, upaolaffew=i !learns& RIO Habana hotter- Nor. ii. T. i lrekTewead,, Noeuncallk sakealeloa—Nov. ?A C. Walker, .etreek sks keseex-eqleare, ft•erlaeseereleat—Nov. ki, p, . De lisearedr-rast ha 4 ealessiliea is sa 26. c L im asizAalta, WW= ealealal beakeem LII. IL W. P. mid Cany4itesk lisoote•amieldm aaalljear- abi test. IIL ,le Wasdenee. cow iSSICiIIe4IO4 Wilamilliek 1 84 Twilakrark poweeenhellk w. r. WOO. irkeikeeeer=ret i fame sipsi—lif fr. IL B. G. yillhas, New nakies, Warseyoleekw TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (=men nutaamilL) ITALY. TURIN, Bar. 18. The Italia of today says :—" The Court of Assize of Santa Maria, mac Caserta, bail been designated for the trial of the brigands of the Annie. The &mope, of today, stigmatises as devoid of any foundation the assertions of some journals that the English Consul at Naples had protested against the removal of the Papal oonsul, and that M. de Sartiges had remonstrated with the Italian govern ment on the subject. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Bum 18. The Prune of to-day dwells upon the arrogance of Russia, and declares that the only dignified and efficacious means of arriving at a solution would be to occupy Poland in the name of Europe. The responsibility of the Powers will otherwise be great. LONDON. SATURDAY EntlilNG 19. 188$. 114, 16 Medicine-Nov. 25.. W. B. Weeks, ingenueter-row, luta Cravan-terrace,ll7 HoLloway, bocarasile-Nor 25. J. Tatter- I all.Qusmeatreet, voad, US. O. Dewey. Northans Hamagektra, licensed victualler-Nov. 2& J. Sanders, By the arrival of the Bombay ma il we have ad- Lower Nonroed, Haney, sho maker - Nor. W. F. Meyer, - AOl6 froth Bombay to,August 24, and from Calcutta PsoodoPose. fallitbgton, cheesemouger - Nov. 25. J. Webster, • Bedford-Nov. to Stmailvdt, Sutton, Cae.bridgeshire, baker W August 13. -Nov. VS. L Groom, Nestmonandetrest, Pimlico, cab driver- The Bombay Gazette says that all Afghaiiistan is 'Nov. 25. T. Davis, Kiathory, Berkshire, licensed victualler- !agitated with the anticipation of some great poli- Nev. 25. G. M. Glass, Brandenetreet, Walworth, and Bin notg.plooo, gelstine maaufaeturer-Nov. 25 J. kind CODViligiO a n, criiiz and . that matters are evidently Tong. Harrietaham. Anat. hrickleyer-Nov. J. A. Howell , . io p row hi ng Ameen Khan, a younger Upper Wiaterzesenreet, botcher - Nor. U. D. Hams. ... Dirian , o f th e new sovere i gn o f iff g h e th etee, h ee terrace, Commercialroad East, tallois cutler--Oct. 9. T. Wil liams, Pentynh, Olsmorgazahlre, huilder-Oct. 26. 5. Towalb . opoDly rebelled and is fortifying Candahar. It is Plymouth, carrier-Noy. k J. Adamson, Wakedeld, mallater-. • marled that Afzul Khan, who had raised a force Oct. IL J. Pickering end & Sanders, itotherlisze, Yorkshire, railway waive builders-Oct. 14. J. Carter, Liverpool, licensed Or gillerardll of 25,000 men, has been assassinated, victualler-Oct. 14 L. I Elton, Cheshire, agent Wi_sheem bet the story needs confirmation. The a Viceroy Notor - Osk. T. Cardin, near Hope, v untabire. commission agent-Oct e . J. M. Neaten, Bono& Lancashire, red Lady Elgin had returned to brewer - Oct.. 6. J. Cowper, Oldham, Lancashire, Um- Simla from their temporary sojourn at Mabg.lll3o. bar ineseksolt Nov. 4. T. Pewee. Men". °eekwelL miner Hi, Excellency was to leave Simla on the 15th -Oct. 20. C. xis, Bowling, near Bradford, Yeritakirn. butcher-Got. 16. A. Firth. Cleckbeaton, Yorkshire, cold- September. His camp will be formed at LahOre, De , Molter-Oa 58. J. WI-Wove Pewhoroulfh, kidinmEes and he will proceed north with only a small este -Oct. lg. W. Hunter, Preston, Lancashire, retell draper- , "_ hmeet. Sept. 751. E. Thompson, Whitehaven, timberland . finishing .siss and have an iuterview with the Maim letter-Ore- en J. Chambers,_ so Migil. Bedlonnkiro. irimerrhole • rajah of Cashmere at Sealkute in November. manufacturer-Oct. 20. J. Hill, Newcaatie-under•Lyme, insur- The Governor-General's council will meet at anoe agent-Oct. 10. E. C. B. Tudor, 161201.1. elingehint: plumber-Sept.. se. H. Cadman, Awre, Gloucestershire, ham Lahore, date not yet announced. His Excellency hewboose has invited the commander-metier-ehief to be present. keeper- so. B. Turley. Acre, Gloucestershire, 15. J. W. Whitfield, &yds, _ Mir ' -Oet. 17. 5. Cosdka, Scarborough, tailor-Oct. azwlck, I It is stated that their Excellencies the Governor. knnenwoolk.lealister-Plek Mu, Glenrnme Moe. , 'Fief*On, i General and the Commander-in-Chief will travel Wiltshire. farmer-Oet. 25. J. Nerker, .Corilelcuseters= ftrther as far as Peshawnr, and thence go down oct. W. Payne, Bath-Oct 5. D. mmaroa, memos. . Innkeeper-Oct to, J. Drees hut-. Mooltan, returning by the Satlej to Ferozepore, daniader. pa da 14. W. Hall, Kidderminster, - 41 finally to Simla, where they will spend the k a . .:;mes. o. w ilk S:l . ttleseearee, Kest, est ie. J. Aberystruth, Monmouthshire, lan. Nasal of UMW llAk mink* Cambridgeshire, emcee 'hp Governor of Bombay is still at Poona, pre --111=rirt:leteple fiambsr , lAnce i n"" , eel ° sidingver the weekly deliberations of the Levels weereaset-, meet nertinalltoll. Devonshire. IliWor reeto J. 115sabdr. MOntgonimyshire, eaddLno. Wee 1111011. 00.12. C. Why, W Northamptonshire, butcher - Oct. & J. I , 4wni.vkok, D ...; .ht,...homiker-oct. 6. J. Lee. BombayTheStn. hur an o u i w tiol p cu el tta t. and Madras are to , . wood turner- Oct. n. W. Bargees, Comb atants. Invonshirs. mason-Oct. 6. W. Bowden, Barniu. The supposed Nana Sahib, recently captured at Deveethes, gardener-Oct. 1. J. Bayley, Cola., Lancaahlre, .14, 06 , , was sen t off from that place on the 11th mew. DICIARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. August to Agra, escorted by a detachment of JOHN Rotors, Liverpool, attorney-In dividend of 45 .. 55 7 native cavalry. Wednesday, at Tonnes, Liverpool. Joao HOLDEN and Jose Owen Homer. Liverpool, attorneys Bemires, the ancient seat of Brahmin's' in, is ' dividend of OK, say %Kameda', at Tenser% LinwpooL making rapid program in enlightenment. There in DINIDSNEG. already a lerary Institution established under Oct. 7. G. &sky, Union-street, Southwark, licensed Manner u D eetiers i e si ne. Oct 7. N. Hart, Plymouth. hardwaretaan-Oct. 13. T. Ocastraw, the - ...J." J. Aliment, and 36. Arnold, °mem. engineers - Sept X. H. A fe male school has also been lately founded, the 114alln i eee • Amt' Stoneham, HeeePeLlee' farmer-Oct e • r • chief promoters of which are two educated Bea- Meintaln. Bradford, Yorkshire, coal inerchaut-Oct. S. 11. Y. Gill. Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer-Oct. 5. M. Coulson, Pudssy, gileee, Baboo Kindles Nauth Poundal and Babes Yorkshire, cloth waver -sOet 6. J. G 8 750 54 Montesownr. Kali Prollannllo Ghnttuck. draper-Sept. SO. L Totalinsoa, Hordley, Shropshire, wheel wrigbt-OM. 2. J. C. Oarrood, Hertford, plumber. The supply of cotton proms' es to be on a larger PAYTNIISRIPS DIIMULTID. scale in the Madras Presidency this season than in ! Z. Phiwpa and P. & Phillip Kingston-upon-Hull. Dawn- any former year. Planters were using extraordi broters-T. W. Ingerfleld and w. J. Goepel, St. Leonard's on Sea, fish -F. Thorp, F. Bayliss, and W. H. Thorp, P e es- nary means to send their cotton down to market WO. laneliah silk mercers. BO far as regards F early • the crop of this Beacon is roughly estimated nuti"idn° aid J. Lee , Leicester ' "If ifters-W. Patc " ll " a at 160,000 bales. The demand continued very T. Moss, Bradford, Yorkshire, hatters-L. Herron and M. liar- ron, Strand, trunk maws-J. Dawson and & Bonier, -Kichbeel :suave, but there were only three or four buyers to ton. Yorkshirs.,.fsale7 laanafacturea a-J. Baby and and- any extent ; and the want of screwing facilities had see, Kilburn, Middlesex, manufacturers of railway sze..- been felt as a serious drawback in pushing the W. oouslay and D. 311llerahip, Coventry, watch inanuladaners- IL Rostock and 0. F. Wyane, Chester, wholesale boot maniac- cotton forward. Wen -J. Henson and J. Fusion, ion., Wolverhampton, gas Sir Jameetjee Jeejeebhoy, Bait, has handed to engineera-E. Ilembry, B. Hembry, P. Hembry, and C. H embry, Callainiden and SPalteci. Somersetahlre. millers-John Place government the sum of 100 , 000 rupees (10,0001) for and Joseph Place, Hoddiesden, Lancashire, cotton spinners. building a new college atPoona. SCOTCH SEQUEISTEATIONS. A company has been started in Bombay, to be loam soirszruuk Edinburgh, stationer, Sept. U, at ay and Bleck's Bonne Ediabwuh. called the Western India Hotel Company. The DAVID Hain, Glasgow, warehouseman, Sept.2s, at the itandly whole of . the capital has been subscribed, and Rail, Glasgow. government Las made an extensive grant of land. David Bassoon, Beg., in addition to founding a General Hospital, has contributed liberally to the endowment of an asylum in Poona for such as are unable to work. Cholera had been committing extensive ravages in various parts of the country, but was on the decrease. Rain had been abundant throughout the country, ; n r :l as zricultural operations had everywhere pro favourably. The health of the town and island of Bombay had slightly improved during the fortnight. The morta lity, however, was still above the average of the last ten years. Mr. Temple has introduced uniformity of weights and measures throughout the central provinces. The Berbers of August 13 says : So short a time has elapsed since the departure of the last mail that there is literally nothing to summarise. At Lucknow and a few other stations a considerable number of natives and a few Europeans have 'bees carried of: by cholera, but the latest amounts are a/ a favourable cha racter. Abundance of rain has fallen in most pests of the country, and thus far pleasant expectations ax, entertained of the oat-turn of the different crops. We are glad to learn that, daring the past week, so fresh 011161 of cholera bare appeared among the Ruropean troops stationed at Lecknew. The total number of fatal eases to the sth inst. was eighteen, all of which, Inaindng three, occurred among the men of her Majesty's 107th Regiment. The natives have suffered severely, the number of deaths being estimated at 1,137. The disease had made its appearance in the Castro! Gaol, coetaining over two thousand prisoners. Of 218 attacked 98 died. A favourable change is the weather has taken place, and the disease is oat the declias. • A rornactalre HALL—At a Court of Examiners held as Thursday, the 17th hot., Messrs. Sidney SIMI" of Hall, M.R.C.S. Beg., April, 1883, mad Wall, of Stourbridge (Guy's Harrel). having paled take resseary esaminatkpaa, were admitted liceutiatee of the Society of A pothoonfea. At - Ms eats ours Minna. rtilip Doerr, of St. Thymus's Hospital, awl George B. Legge Parr, of,the Westminster Hospital, pared Ur firstlexamt arias. The bextregistration will be commenoed oe Friday, the Zed October, sad retinas& every day, except Thurs day, the Bth, and Wednesday, She 144, until the Mb, what it will be finally closed: MILEIS MARGARET GOODMAN. —The Chureh Times of today °oat:edicts and apologises kw baying given as. Troy to a rumour that this lady, the author of a work is " fliatrloods," had joined the Rmse catholic communism' THZ LANCASHIRE Dwane. —Yesterday, the Marine-house committee met at the Matudon.hour. Mr. Odra, M.P., prendod, sad Yeses. Morley, Dilberoghne, end Gibbs. were parer. It wee rep that the tote arrant of eubscriptsess remind up to Thursday eyrie was 611,41f 1. 6.. 2.1., of whisk gam 444,0121. Ms. 7d. bad bra already remitted to the distressed districts 8451. Bk. Bd. bad bees received in the exam ef the let feetsight, of which 2981. 18a. id. we front hese, sad 3481. 18a. Id. from corral soros& The following greats we muds for rsaittear this week :—Dervolleld, 2801; Glossop, 200 i. •• Oldham, 20W. ; Morley, 801. ; managers and ovarkekere of fltalube4dge, : Broadbottom, ; Bromley ladies's:cap maitre, COL ; Tintwistis overlookers, 35'. ; &ember Bridge, 301. ; Glow, ourrekers, 301. ; managers and overlookan of Crompton and /Luke, 981. ; Little Hayfield, 251. • Mill. brook, 301. ; Middletoe, 201. ; Droyleeden, 761. : Charley orerlookerr, overlookers, 15/. ; Bohr ditto, 151. ; Somlsebury, ; Orawshawbooth, lb& - 'Peoge.cum•Alkingtoe, 181, ; Bel. Unica, 101. ; nadring k'rlrther.l.looi .l:kLlOHTOM SYMPATHY WITH POLAND. —A highly interesting as • took pros ore 'Thursday night last (17r) at the Town-hall, • btu, to express interest in the sent struggles of the Poles and their future fate. Tba chair wu taken try Alderman Burrows. Colonel Furor moved the list resolution, which was secovided by J. Herd. Geld, barrister. Alderman moved the mood TOWN OM, MT. Webb, town coar•Sor, seconded it, and both were 'impeded is their spirit by the members of the borough, by N. F. Zeta, a distinguished Pole, an g ll 4 7 . Dr. Levier, of tondos. Th ese diffeient fated au unmistakeable sympathy for the ob= a coedsot of the Peke during their trey years of suffe, asst strong abhorrence fee the inhuman policy of Ressfi. The torturer were canted unanimounly amidst the warned and most estkusimetis acolunatioas. At the cooolusioa ea auxiliary breech of the Hatred Polish League was foamed, and may mum evened. Arautnino FIZZ AT RI7IIOID-HALL FAnm—On Wednesday eight, sheet tan eerie, a ire cm discovered in the risk rd beimgiag to Sir T. G. Heakeek. Bart., Y. P., Rene+ bell Farm, east On:Ad* by two boys standiag all• bright* in the selebboashood, who immediately gave ea slum. A lens member of prior we soon osi the spot, and every was made to net the fire under seated, bet prairies that the Bum sM gained ground. and idwit the worresadisig shoes ware ia knesiaset Lager, • austeeser was met to Ormeidek foe the Lee - anises. On the arrival of tb a s iora Ns mad 'seism about two °Wolk as the follow. , keg it wesfoend that tw o large Nuke was totally enveloped floe es. A goad broom was Nowlin Si the time, asd al the supply a/ water bad to be carried • die tree of 400 yards. dr brigade tamed their etre** to the proleedea of the sworesadhe eon dean, valued at 4,0001. It wan set, however, nein as el her bad bees obtained from ilearishelok•hall that were able to get the oeslispeties nada( control Oes rick. In which the Sr. of 36 Cheshire an Is n e.a a g =ed to have ignited epos. tseersely, malaise& th e on of boy, of this yew% sad was tray Annoyed. Nonni the whole of the ether risk, which was of lad year's and of sweat dienensioes, shared the same fate. cl7less Is slammed at upwards of M. •We ars sem to skis *lt • Molt mos seined Omens_ Moss bed me met his bole see* seib Mb" abler kW* eitibt imp's& %mettles Wee pairs of Os Ileac —Lieerpeel Mercury. THE PRI7SBILN PRESS. BERLIN, Barr. 18. The case of the editors of the, seven Berlin papers WAN brought on today. The accusation was for having excited contempt and hatred against the orders of the authorities by publishing a declara tion hostile to the press ordinances. The editors were defended by Herren (heist, Holthdf, and l UHers, and were all acquitted. SPAIN. MADRID, Sam 17, Evrirrie. The reply of the Emperor of Moro . oco to the demands of Spain is expected to arrive to-morrow. Should it be unfavourable 12,000 men will be im mediately embarked for Melilla. The Epoca asserts that the cabinets of Washing ton and Madrid have determined to submit the question of jarisdiction within Cuban waters to the arbitration of the King of the Belgians. The report that the Finance Minister is preparing a bill converting the redeemable debt into deferred stock is at present without any foundation. The French ambassador, M. Barrot, has arrived here. GREECE. TRIESTE, Barr. 18. According to adviceb received here from Athens four Ministers of State had withdrawn their re signation. The National Guard of Athens threatened to put down any insurrect io n. One of the squares in Athena was to receive the name of Palmerston-square. Intelligence received from Odessa states that 28 battalions of the Russian reserve are being levied in Kiew to act against the insurgent peasants in the Ukraine. Engagements are continually taking place with the Russians in the Cancans. THE PRINOIPALITEES. BUCHAREST. Btam.lB. An unsuccessful attempt has been made an the Ws of Prince Gre r osey Sturdsa. ?MIDI +TVA CRUX Amer IS. (Via St Noma's.) The deputation commissioned to offer the Mesican crown to the Archd4e MaXisonita leave" by the Tampico. The Fronoh have rroocupisd Tampico without reistanos. Marshal Foray and M. do Saligny have received *a Grand Cross of Our Lady of Uusdaloupa, sad are about to return to Prams. . . Tax Nzw, 115Foumg limn= AT To=re--. The Owens at het sight Bethke the appoisimet of the Ileoserehle Healy °forge allot to be bee lbiody's sevor esteaseetlasq: sod Weida pholpotostiarl to th. KW of A.ls. IW:romans—The ciaattUa of last night Al* tissh th. Owes hoe buss jawed to aopoist Btr Mow "Ado, ,1.C.8., to be 'Ooveraar sal Ocemosedeke.4344lo sof weer tats leiss4 of Mearitio sod tio hellesilase• [Stimped ) Id. Adelio■ei.] THE FRENCH DESPATCH -UPON THE POLISH QUESTION. The Monifeer of yesterday contains the despatch upon the Polish question addressed by W. Drouya de Lbuys to the Duke of Montebello, French am bassador at St. Petersburg, in reply to the note of Prince Gortchakoff, publishe4 in our columns some weeks Mime. The despatch, which is dated August 3, 1883, is followed by a supplement in which an analysis is given of the various stipu lations of the treaty of 1815 that have reference to Poland, and which show the right of the powers to interfere in her behalf. M. Drouyn de Lhuys commences by expressing his regret that negotiations have led to no result, and that the Russian government has modified its first attitude by rejecting the proposals of the three powers and substituting others for them which are inadmissible. He denies that the insurrection in Poland is the work of mere demagogues, and points out that it has met with the openly ex pressed sympathy of the Wench Chambers, the English Parliament, the Austrian Reichsrath, and of almost every constitutional assembly in Europe, besides being supported by the spontaneous de monstrations of public opinion and the prem. Be thinks, therefore, that the Russian government commits itself to a "fatal delusion," by continuing to urge such erroneous explanations Of the terrible convulsions by which Poland is agitated. M. Drouyn de Lhuys thus continues : The cabioet of Bt. Petersburg is disposed, we an bald, es take into consideration the six points that have been re. commended to it u the bases of deliberations ; but it makes the ooaditiou that the insurrection "hall first be supprarad. We believe, on the oantrary, „that the surest means at appeasing the public rand would be the immediate appli- Oltiloll and development of a large system of 001101111.008 really calculated to give. satinfactioo to the national senti ment. Costlier taking place every, day, in which so much blood has aka* been spilt, caufonly, by being( perplared. render reentenent more implacable, and close up every avenue of concillatko. Profoundly moved by this spectacle, the three ends had flattered tbsureives that, arms being silent, arrange. mate acceptable to the two partite might be car eluded, and that the provisional aspersion cd hostilities might lead to • definite pacification. The cabinet of Bt. Petersburg rejects the ingpstio• in the name of the Russian nation and army ; but is the dignity of a peat empire interested to the retina -1 ante of as unequal struggle! We thought not ; nor did we think that the idea of an aracistice, calculated to facilitate the work of negotiation, was impractioabla. The most irrsconcirba adarearies of Russia would not have daredto refire or to beak this trace. Rad they done a, the n• sensibility would ben ben with them. finch • trial de served to be mark : and even had it failed, there would have • in our opinion, honour and profit for those who pd attempted it. We could not expect the mss ranks from an amnesty which would be subordinated to the political ideas of the Russian ravarareact, the prospects of which hie Bicepses, Prince Gotichakoff pre us • glimpse of alter the entire submission of the Warm ta. We are in a politica to mei mate by the Isat menesty the infineace which& rare parrs of clemency would have upon the Poles. Finally, the althea°, Bt. Petersburg substitutes fir the' araissesoce that in its previous dadaratioss it assured to &neva to the meeting of a conforare of the powers who shroud the Treaty of Vienna, the proposal of ospitiatians baleen Russia, Austria, sad Prase* arm the questions of Israel adalsidistiaa nand by the state of things Li Poland. The potion would have, moreover, only a right r:if intaxpritatios, which could sot bind Roar, and moth* useful sag be expected from a fresh discsaros upon 'ape. lotions so framaitly discussed without leading to an under. standing. I do sot propose, Monsieur le tine, to enter into a pro. found examination of the doctrine professed by the cobra of St. Petersburg respecting the negotiations of which the affairs of Poland were the subject in 1815, or et the crane of the treaty of the 9th of June of the same year. by which the congress meant to. regulate the couditiou of the Polish nation. I have added to this despatch a memoir which recalls the facts and indicates the ideas of the plem. potentiates. I manly refer to it, and confine myself to the easetial principles which it appears tome to establish. The conclusion of the general treaty of Vienna was pre ceded, it is tree, by that of special treaties between ths three powers bordering on Poland ; but those treaties bad base prepared by long and laborious negotiations, the really European character of which it is impossible to mistake. Moreover, the congress did not establish ' such an absolute distinction as the St. Potent's% 'cabinet supposes between the general stipulating and the special disposition It a; oees are tains. I dosed textually into the final tarty, the other are 'sped. ally sansei. The duty of the powers is act bowel's, ten • revise the Made ol administrative reesdatiom, or bier moeise them with the program of the times. The gen Mel prinaiples themselves are is question, and the object of the cabinets Is to restore peace to Poland, either by defenses. Mg the applicatioa that the Mipulations of Vienna visit of, OT by suggesting the modifications they might receive se es to satisfy better the neoessitim of the future. The sir notary powers of the treaty of the tmogrees awes therefor*, competent to disown in concert with Ruts the questions of public law and general 'Merest that the - Polish insurrection places upon some measure upon the order of the day. The mart of Austria, which the Rustian government invited to co-operate in this !operate negotiation, from which ws should have been excluded, as well as the govern ments of her Britannic Majesty, Spain, Portugal, and Sweden—the court of Austria was the first to recognise that that proposition could not he accepted, and it nubile. tatiogly rejected it as opposed to its dignity The Emperor's government on its side, M. le Due, could not subscribe either to the combiustion promoted by the St. Petersburg cabinet or to the oonsideratious put forth is support of it in Prime Oortoliakors despatch. We are perseaded that in following the path ripoa which It has entered the court of Bark withdraws itself from thew:meets of a wise polloyas much as from the stipulations of treaties. Bat net having succeeded in making it share the eceviction with which we ars penetrated, we can only now admit the inutility of our efforts. It err. sainly will not have been the fault of the powers if the solution of the Polish question, so closely alacciated with the repose of Europe, in sot dimmed with the mess wry refection and care. Separated from every thought of ambition, without vendee and without preconceived ideas, they were impelled by the sole aeriave of contributing to the padfication of the present disorders, and of aiding Russia by a thorough examination of the stabs of Poland to get rid of the cause of complications which are always reappearing. We were justified in sup posiog that the Russian government, animated by similar dispositions to those of the pones, would not refuse to associate Resit with their proposals. After having filled them with that hope, it has thought fit to re. ject their overtures, to dispute their competency. Is claiming the absolute independence of its resolutioaa, and the full exercise of its sovereignty, the cabled of St. Petersburg restores to us our entire liberty nf judgment and of action, sad we moot do less than mareise it. The Easparees government el the ante time Ms sa in. pekoe dote to fulal—tbat of milling the most mato= atteetio• of kit iliesliseey Priam Ciertehakoff to theirevity ei the situation sod the responsibility w►ioh it barer apes Boris. bootee, Auk* and Great Britain have iodinated the mime amessity of oodiogadoplorolgo Mete of Wogs, fall of dupe be Europa. They have, moreover, petaled oat Woo mar mike it appeare to them might to be employed to arrive et this malt, and they beye elfered their emepteaterm la seder is ebtaia it mere marely, U Reeds ego met rte everylkieg that disvelma [TWOPENCE apes her, is order to teat* the moderate sod ear °Watery intentions of the three powers—if she does not eater upon the path which has been ladicatod to bet by amicable counsels, she is responsible for the serious sow• quinces that the prolongation of the disorders is Polsa may occsaion. Be good enough, bile Due, toread this despatch to Prince Gortchalcod, and to leave him a copy of it, se well as of the official document that you will find annexed. _ _ . The supplementa;r despatch, already referred to, follows the document, of which the above is • transb.tion. THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO ENGLAND. The Gazette of last night contains the following dogwatch, which has beau communicated to Earl Russell by the Russiau ambassador at this court : ranrcz OONTCHANOI7 TO IA1o! SINC7IXOW. "Tearkoe-Aielo, Aug art IS (Sept 7),1863. “Lad Napier has, by order of hie govermoset, comment ated to me • despatch from Lord Reseal, ed which your exaellency will dad a oopy bereuate &mesa 1$ is an answer to my despatch of the lit (13th) July lad, which you were invited to communicate to the Priaripal Secretary of State of her Brits/ink Majesty. The overtime which we bad set font is that document were dictated to no by the issue to arrive at as na cidstanding. la re...ivies the ohirivatious whish they hide segeselod to Lord Itemell wills the attsdies whisk we always -My to the opinions of lrie Britande Majesty's we easnot but regret lianwe same some I. I C al esaTeiee k that ice have sot attuned the end ilieh we had propuoil to mineeirim. Theta thm reoessid that this dricassioe could oily end in establishing and essilrialeg the divergeme of oar views, it would be too (*diary to out ocndlietory disposition for he to peek to prelim' it ; and we believe diet in this we are set setrig at VitiSINO with the sentiteieete of the pried* Secidary el SUM el bet Brilliants Majesty. 'We prefer to Its ant atteation Daly epos the 1111111atial points of his despatches, upon which we 1154 eurselves agreed, at least in Westin. Her Britannic Majesty's governmest desire to see prisaiptly re-establisbed in the kingdom of Poland a ands of things which shall restore trancraMity to that ricaatry, repass to Europe, and security to the re/A tkin of the cabinets. We entirely share in kite desire, aid all that can depend upon es shall be done to realise it. Oar august master continues to be animated by the most bow volent intentions towards Poland and by the most ear Military ones towards all foreign powers. To provide la the welfare of his subjects of all rases aid of every religions conviction is an obligation which his impe rial majesty hes 'mooted brims God, his 030•601100, and his people. The Emperor devotee ell his solicitude to the Jul- Meted of that obligation. As regards the responsibility which may be rimmed by his Majesty in his international relations, those relations are regulated by public right. The violation of those fundamental principles can dose in volve responsibility. Our august master has constantly respected and observed them principles wrih regard to other States. His Majesty has the right to expect and to Maim the nuns respect ea the part of the other powers. Yon will be *end to read and give a copy of this despatch to the prineiped Secretary of State of her Britannic Majesty. —Bemire, he.” HOMBURG. trwK • HOMBURG, Sirr. 16. The past week has been one of " high life" in this little watering place. On Sunday week commenced the fifth ansivenity of the Sanger Fat for the Main Thal (the fifth anniversary of the Singes' Ainociation for the River Maine country). The homes in the city were all decorated with ever/reser, and numerous tonnes of the various Ger man satiou floated from many of the window, of the houses imeapied by the guests. Over fifty towns were represented by deleptiona, and at 10 in the moratag a romantic marched through the streets, preceded by a band of musk. Thee followed a dekiatime of young ladies dreamed in white, each carrying in their hands a hand some bouquet and a piece of music in • roll. The various delegations bad each a beautiful silk flag, with appropriate inscriptions on the same. A large building bad been built near the Ludwig/ spring for the occasion, handsomely de corated with evergreens, Rip, and flowers. The building was calculated to accommodate shoot 3,000 persons, and to the the precision marched, when the singing festival took place. Os the front side of this great building was a life like picture of the great Schiller holding a lyre. Some twelve hundred singers participated in the festival. A concert was held in the afternoon at four, and also again on Monday and Tuesday, and during the week one or two rustic balls. I noticed the English sod American resident' in the various sheets hung out the union jack and the star-spangled banner, and not unfrequestly from the saw e house. It was a very interesting time, and the little town never looked so py before ; but I regret to learn the receipts from the sale of tickets did not coma anywhere am Meg the tape Ole of the building, ha. No pains or =- Peeve had been spared to make it a splendid exhibition ; even • W ild t ri um P b4 Arad tvergrben, hod been erected! acme • Ansi near the railway. During the singlet festive; Re Princes Mary and Duke of Cambridge welted the seine, and were Meth gruel with it. M. Blanc porgies, t learn, the Next summer to build, for the benefit of American and Ebel& residents, a handsome bowling alley and wicket reseed, and perhaps also an archery. A SOUTHERN LECTURER IN LIVERPOOL—The Rev. Mr. Stuart, formerly chaplain to the Confederate army, delivered as address yesterday at the rooms of the Eleuthera Club, Liverpool, on the American question. He said that so boundary settlement could be forced on by intervestion. The resources of the Southerners were gnat. and their armies well supplied. They had more anal arms sad • artillery than they could use, and they were cultivating the soil to such an extent that, with sufficient MIMS of transport, they could carry on the war for marry yawn to costa. If the struggler continued they would erect kid-works in different parts of the States where the ger vices of one man smolt; he equal to ten, as operations are ocieducted at present. He thought the papers bad been premature on the subject of negro enlistment. The matter had been agitated for eighteen months, but the President could not act without the consent of the Congress, which would not meet until December. No doubt, however, if a request came from General Lee, or the State governors, nevem might be enlisted for has! purpoeee ; and with such aid General Lee's army would 6e urviaaible. The war coat the North 31. for every it, expended by the South ; pod the Southern 'erne' rz grata led menufsettirei of the Xotth-Weel:: States having been closed by the war, those States were thirsting for peaoa. The sectional majority that elected Presideat Lincoln was Mimed to a shadow of ite former greatness; and if the North auctioned the war it would be under accu mulated cost and difficulty. A. to the responsibility of the war the South was willing to ahids by the judgmeut of pos teeity. Mr. Stuart blamed the clergy of New Ragland ea being the mast active promoters of the ...I. ' nail said that it they withdrew their support fr o m President Lincoln the war would COW. He cootended that the hand of &NA was to be NM la the disruption of the Union, and asked why there could sot exist on the American continent a number of dif ferent republics? A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Stout. I--- IMMINBE WARM OF PETROL/ WY AT ROW/SOME. —Dairies the lest few days the holders and speculators in petroleum at Rotterdam have been thrown into a state of the utmost emetereakimi and exciurneet—anionating almost to • panic—by the annowtoement—which turas out to be perfectly true—that the surface of the water in the river and mash is covered will- petroisum. that most have amaped by leakage. Lazio, th.; mouths of say, Jun. and July, large quantities of this comm o dity were I mported sad duly Mired in the bonded warehouses of the city with. out Amebae the least sign of leakage of the casks. But it is now ascertained that a frightful quantity moat bane escaped, for not only are the river and canals covered with it, bet it bas penetrated into the wells, and impregnated the water in them with a most disagreeable and unpletwant taste. Not only is there DO good water to be bad for drinking. but the populace expect a general coodagretion of the city f rom th e lemintioes epplicetice of a lighted audit, or even • match falling into tie water anywhere. Every bolder of psum lees is naturally ahead that his steak has severely suffered Irma the leakege. The price of the article has already rises 20 per met. Is committee.., sad a further adman le ece- Meetly as it in now well ascertitieed that the leekap animate 42 50. sad is semi muss eves 00 me met, whisk will Isla a swam lose es the hoiden. Au emeafeatire bee been made, bet though net yet = mum lee hoes sessetalued to aOl/ that the ' mak lam theigmead nadarneath the wamboeue wham the mks' were stored. and then sp le a teral es Iteeteridal arm*. CU It imam& In to t he out vette. la ce the sedan ef which M Inman mem floating.— Tee Grocer.