The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-19 00:00:00

4 • ( i~ ~l IN ,~.~-~~ ~G-~ Tvb vf43rt44. 1: \':`.-:, t'APER • - '-- 4 ( r / 1 /~ ~'~ ~ _~ f~ No. 5,391.] ETTA, calling at the Caps of Good Hops TULLIEN'S CONCERTS . — Hoe MAJESTY'S aid Radzask—STlAli COIIIIIINICATION between. lAN- RP TRICATZIL--ZT MY 'VINING. at a—Vocalist, Mane. DON sad INDIA by the usegalliolat lest a Stemmas Wow"( TOUPIN!: Tiolin. Mewl BITOBI- The British Arm? Gms- Ds the Test Wm and Londe Moping (Limited). (bine ; Grand Selectaoa from rand Full Orchestra: Three The well-known dipper auxiliary stemaship Astra, too Allitary Bands, and Pull Chorus. Conductor, M. JULLTIN. tort 100-horse power, 0. H. roar. sa, Commander. Dow loading Promenade sad gallery, la. ; bores, Is. hi. priest* boxes, la the Vlesorts ;London) will Mare on Nth November, 10s. ed.. CI Is., and II Ils. ed. Places may be secured at the embattling passengers at sad slag Gravesend on the 00th Dos-odice of the Theetre. November, for talcut)a, calling at the Cape of Geed lege 144 Madras . T his mailda " " di * ImLnt "B M "' kr I " " 'DOTAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. ladle trade, has ga b ea thoroughly mated, hes Orattatio to- 110IRN'AR ATTRACTION .— ARTHUR sad BIRTILAND, warg °l6l ,ol Al4.4 : 1" . Pa'ae.k ags 6 g5 ~ y . 311411. ",„.....„„, the celebrated Preach Clowns, wil r l i zear 'van , avitalso - au" —— la as eatesealameat reserved ex fee their wet lessmiet bat bee") days to Madras ' ma° °l hem mail " 11. alabiabaama. Italy ma PRZU, tio wet wavier at dada* prow on record. Me Ike wig aalibmal as Ile bd ta the warty— iota. the Peet Indian iglitier 111 8 1 ... awl maysabLa mouth, with Um 'MOM ...ar ke yeis u r;eastala —Operatic sidections—Graad Conde otwer- Kram of at° Compaq 11 gist st maw/ crew lama deammot=s . Praseesoo Tangly and Moos. Wet sedated by trail& ar paring e apply to Wadley sad 01., Yartia• " mabalrest, ; the balk" Alfred Brett aa4 lie. 14a6aaballairaet. :or at the Moss of Use Costpaajj isvm. °MM.." at Raltilast. e Miadag4asa Leaden, IC.; wire ale• applimaisaa eer a 4. getatmente as midshipmen la this swabs abseil be aria samosa. THE REGENT (NEW MUEGO HALL), alteENTailtiltr. Vineentaquare, WeeMinstr, Me tVMadsemek sad beg ventilated la the emeleepoUs, will an Ncessiber anth, with tort/in aad artialas of cendelty, Mame times will be duly anaameed. CALCUTTA Direct, touching at Maria, toland troupe only Ito WI November S. ask" to the Oomoll bias, Moors. Dunbar sod Cos CAILYES DOWN, • 1. VII toes reoletm. CHARM DOODLE. Qom maarier : loading In the East India lam 4 Hrmagallegeat oat& aoecomoodaUort —Apply to GELLAIZY, SANKEY, sad tuririu, tr, Lookaballatreet,'EC. DEP"and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ( PACKET 8111r.--For HOLUM TOWN Mak (Us pot of bar cargo some& sod will kare kaissamis deirmsea). as Ilridebiallt clipper hearse ALPIID I %SWEET, 1I W l.a. dl teas rep/am, T. IL ALMOND, Ossamakber Imam Tide abw. balk tor Ike Tense t.dt, maw isaskil way la 1100, k aet-d totbr babialls. solasalsa &Warr al awns: mks bas also elegant sessueinedelisa tor skid oath parempra—Pr tanker parlisakas apply lo the Oisisr, Mr. T. B. WAZWIOI., ISA. el ISsisserpkies ; at to MITT ski 1•0011; 11111111ar-Walt HONG KONG and WHAMPOA. —To sal ut Decor ,OurlY osogollosst Abordsosbolll eloper =VT of ASISMITM. • I is rms. Mc A. H. TAYLOR. Coossuodor lowa's Is Ur &NI Vega Tlismisodid vend, bolllostsvosby Yams. lois Doe* Boss and Co.. eopicially for the Mhos Mods, los sad 'saki esoquollod by op vend sow Marne. Au mg sikoot aaW ocossesodatioa.— So CZOICISHANE owl SDI_ e ll Loodothollotreet at to TLY, !RIMEL ark SITWALL. SL LaadookollolsooL BOMBAY direct, the splendid clipper OLTRUDI, A It Fee" fellow neater, TM= Oemitmeeder: leading IN the ILI lees fledge apleadtd eecoreleouties ke cable —roe Might etterimpe to GELLATLY. W , sod 111 WILL, 11. C.—Will be Mewed by the dipper ihk• BOYB►T Direct (to rail DSC. 15). the very fest- Tat ton 3 312 1 :14 . 11 Oosorad~ ll). 7 t adcZa the NM ; Ls calk knomosedaike. et kr IIaLATIX, JUNKET. soll It &Ct. • Filmes WALL LINI al PACKETS. For A.., Kiuminuss rump) Igrod—Morms. WIUMWS l i dg .1101.11/11111 CIQLL MOD Yes. Captain C. LINIIIIALE. Move lho Ant India Doeloton Ma dab Doomabor, call M W mai nn 41 7 Mind ottrgana.--Apply w a t ill= MAW. and LOW S. loyal eutanamo• • or =and Co.. 72. Coruila, LC. Mao ean try nil MOON to P from Paddington lo Ilan" Ilmo . 011Uit and Co. list Pr BLACKWALL LIU d PACKETS. —Po; 1111.101111111 (Pon 111% i7 Dblet—Illooro owirs +yWILIABLIIV. %HS tom .1 1 011 WITH, will lewd dY Dr ladls Dodoes Or Ink 11111 an 21 and awry sit a Mesil . misa— to PI gisipig Is = 'RAW. sod : le OWN aad.o2.. ourshlCZE Pialeagera by liTh B rgril4 rat tromp PAilogias P=ih rodaced t ,wo l. 01=Ir owl Co. kw MOW LiVRIITOOd. 01 UKINSTOWN TO life, YOWL .POOL, FEW YORK, iad frzinnummu 001EPANY Island des+ Waft Weds • ennylne 1/= . 111171n I d eaV 46lll irda Sel.w 114.4.1.41. MOM &IMMO& lOW 11W TOIL ILTNA. W Doc IL CITY Of COIL Wee. ss CITY Of WASH' OM Wednesday. Den !. RIDDDIDION, edasedni. Dee. & AM every Weekends& amid wiry slinalle lakriksv. Odds pomp IN fietrall alemsne stiz a =sdn= 11. IS, and Ila m eseseding as Ine s eleanmen little's& lanil•01 1 •11 1 C al prevision embed. err% On and BONA 17asfe& Iseme—ree . •S i Zai gAcor . silaM 4 .4=1111 .0. cox BB RA.--Direst Routs to Hanover, Bruns- lit ai wink Gomm sod Csalral Garimasg. THUL9III: ODIrDOL 711 tal 99949114 alssams ecawA sellol4l. tram la974 larseirlses, al 9 um.. WU( FYI War Oar 91 19 4.99.-11919 M 14999991: IS GM 41: Man SI and 41 199.-49917 sa CHAT GRAM 11CIN 1 1 91varil . _Ce ; or is 91111,121 , 14. GR EA ST LONDON BANE (Limited). Odd Moe (temporary)— resseleerchetrest, RC. Centel. £MO.OO, with power to thermies DOA= OF ntalICTOll aunaux—cffAum SALISBURY WA R& .111 P. Temj Beralen Direetor et the Chin Keesn e of the Clonmerelal Oas W Dorm y-theemini—CßAßlJll itiww ==... 'Work (thedeld Dent Doelkeg, Mioohnlatee, LC, Dhiil at the Timms Graded ids . SE (Mama Dern Belle). Inellenh nent ing filredebaw, Ban., Upper theplen. LE • Th um Brubaski. ed the Commereial Oes Con PAX B(lribed ,Collhin In. Dinette id lid Scottish Union Itumnuice Jame tiblesere. L end J. Feenhip) , l emon s' aiC o• wird. ge. P.& kneed T. heed. lea,. (Mean. Beer esti Co.), 11. Yencluirch stink LC. TfUltaes & Oresund, Req., Meeks of the Perimmlmoo Railway. Albert Ally. laq. (Y ew.. Folly find Co.), 16. &C. Down allith. RNA. I& Greet Towersereet, LC., Director el the Emelt Waterneks Compan Conan waled, Req., y. Beheld Middlesex. Thorn White. In. 11, cure White and Moe), 67, Mark-Bak KC., Chairman How Bowery Comoany. tinmetnem— Maws Thomas end Rollmes 11 teethe-lane. EC. Malawi—Mx Retry Jowl* tatter Jan of the Sank of Ineland TERMS OF BUiINIISS Carnal recants may be opened upon the usual terms ; and all ordain badness facilities will be afforded. Intend will be allowed half-yearly. at She rate of it per not. per mum en the minimum monthly balsam, if net betew AM: aid at the rate of i per rent. If sot below £lOO. Whea the asiest• tau below Ens, no Interest wUI be allowed. Duman seconnte may be opened by lb. general pubtle, and Wend allowed on all soma from £1 upwards at the Intl cur rent nth SPlidel &poen& tint sad other accounts will be taken. and • flied rate .(Wand aDowed for spend pains If dadretL The Beek nil undertake ell ordinery laeking business. In. doing the colleetion et notes. napes, Ms, dn. payable la londem, end the forw anted for adedion web ea are payable la the meentry. ne DIM all taw darn of tzetrwrier am& !MIL& Bonds. is. and es 11C41•0 and pan the Intend to account. Lend" Nev. 1; ISM "VAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICIL—The 317MINCM 4,1 1 W /MIX Ma 0011. MEWED M IM. 114. N. J. IAI - 111. llassear. VAST LONDON BANK (Limited). 30T1CZ —This BANK hos TriCHAUD tits PIIIMISES, II& SI. 111011.111SILICT, 9.IIOItbDITCH, at the ewer of Cos tad bestmes be rommeaced Matto whoa tbe leeriary Member sr* completed. 'PAST LONDON BANK (Limited). marzat.—This BANK Us TAKEN the P We. VT, HIGINATZEIT, wunizzArzi, awl bream wUI 110•1111111011 aiwels whew W assmaryalieratkas are omplelet VAST LONDON BANE (Limited). NOTICZ.—Tho BANK boa MUM Ms TIMM. 3s U. hi TOOLITATIPM t ait emir of Hof*lone), sod .111 coomooto brims Iberia whom Uoo sooesoary allorsUor an muslotod. 'LIMIT LONDON BANK (Limited). The Meilen GIVE NOTICE he lie usuirreue Applicants lierAppelataisis that they love ENGAGED the OFFIWILS re quired for mood__ heathers et tbe Ms/ Wks. VAST LONDON B•NK (Linßitad). -LI TM Dlrsdari are poipired to metre 0171.1014 soliabie P 111011111125, accoaapank4l witb • astement of taw sad geom. irldress•4 to the Cbalnuan, M the Bank. 138, reachsuch ativet. 1111 12TVIGORATIVE NICRVINI swot Went:trait, reeved ged mat powerfal wird. Ida eardiel ever Introdneed roams Is Mold amid coodlUdd MI Yr orslisss co the totoolty W *MA Oseisdl kosNlh It Ii • sperlee for deldllty et sa Mae. god tom Miser dissod other irtgrettlage, tie sod odzsdoss Will. will prove highly beuenctoi to the mews. Itke t per bottle, or kw qsaddltiss la cos ki,&"149 dedits Marrs Nansigartos sad_ ,Co. OdkrOdiesss, W tn. laddsolisilrenand. Le. Les4sa. DR. scorn BILIOIIB and LIVER PIWIt * weer remedy without any mercurial bendiest. !Tom tb• rmlim r.• win be tease invelnable he ail who Duffer trout biMem sad Weer sempiataihk Inalc." 4l ^. writ. wank deuces. &adages et sal era ne. Toe habitual eolitimems. de • Medi, epeatead taadtchle. ma al a WM , 90 abe Weed. they are troll emulate& ; alld In their operation and pretelui to the stomach, they create appetite. digeettou. M the whole bermes by W./ember. elasmiet. [tug WllTarii-atreet, .ere e. sad by mei la bow la. td. aad UN. wee to ast ler Dr. wed Lime The gosidue are • apaimaprom • aseinse .• Lambert" ementred as the .lane, THICOXFORD.-OPEN EVERY ZVI:NUM. MUSICAL iNTUTAINILLSTS, consisting of Operatic Selections. Choruses. an, by the whole of the Company . Seim Violin. Viotti Collins, the celebrated English violinist . TN* Drew Dean ; Pianoforte, Min Bryant; and the marvellous Imam nog, The Orchestral Plents." by the layeator, Herr Schalkee- Dllettlir. Mt. IP. lenehmisma Comedy by Creme Me ani• ether men "i„ Megess, W. lenall, S Itenhall, O. it siehlansa. ha., be. N. 1/1- , -ArbA. ; Stem and Bakeey, ; Private lem 10a. TB:01108T CLUB, 4 1 entinlY .es ca bal a ltahratalstmast, lodreducted Amami obi Mbyte sever bolero attempted. Produced under Um Immedlato toteadimee ot Professor PIPPlat., and e l= el 11. Mace. leq.-OANTZIBI/1Y UAIL. W DO NOT FORGET YOUR APPOINTMENT ! w• sip It NAME Covent-garden, after J. Ili PirjaPOUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS r s MAIM as. WINITLICI. Ibborarabste st Ilt. Pia Amber, Yet, bras tollokod tows isseraborrand raw* rattle** trrartalust perposra stotett as star Ise Mete Ws boobs** these mod tor Klati4Ll:3 11141041- , MAN SRAM. tlis arm rteant will Pt pad es coevist tbt Wander a : a t tio potlesrarty *did to en le tha astr,r--.1 NAISHALL.tra eaI".I. •et am* tolalLt le It rob : p. door rase Styr prat Dora. 114. lidengraseratest. Qty. Lira at weft prat bra as appllostits. A LIABOPPS ALB sad GUENNID3BI3 STMT. AIL JOll3l 210111 red_ Cle, sets oesliestees doe BMW ler Se the imesassinuel Nehlisithou Assets 1.. ..awl Alisepp .rod Snell lulls Al. and Audis Alm sad ihdasss. dew sad Ws litra sea* Importers el Winos sad Spirliu—OS... li seil beral Stem the tot lewdauk Aschasp, I.9.—The Wads supplied as Senn RAILWAY ALYERATIONS.—Iraruitum Cur. da LOAD= and Ca inotthlillt eul = mit asear ileds rl . ;Nadirs MC& l'ales rawer "mum *dr premiums Wag iwkelrad Ike on Muria. POUTAN WI. MEM. Oa lira a wad fa rurrowast. /1/laa 'ben, Tarim bell appilegals• asaisam Avery Artisie siarliall plas Ilvsea—Ziakerd lorase aid Ca . SIINZIL FIR FURNITURIL—HOWARD awl SOS" swoon oviugnuss. d eft ewe eel eleeest Weed. ea ewe al le are t 7, Defeessee&eek Oahe& Weal LOW zo. I Alfax ox x4RBLI, .CA. Ikon. OA ail* ea 11 s eses.s, bdr st ea*es lisaaais e ? Pea Om" •••' • Maas at lima aalesele prism Ali Malaita sossiask Nan* imboOssask Wan • "Or •• •isirjr•ft a divas* d /was Was. sad cam b. Weed se We = L am wirasmakeadug or onameat.-4.7.11, lassatetreek WATHEBSTON and BROGDRIPS GOLD w oz a =r=="blo van, aid s % woolomilie pleat no la Woo dates servalmod. sad reparollatod at We yoke olamod. Wm% the sots. Saw wait pm dad walsba. to Ma aiwoot mat Tho booms d Oa pia. art drpdr bolitta." Wasclation, fa. 14 Watabtatroot. Cavattlistgan. W.C. &oda Amp oak of dohs mad loorothaty kr la oath. f ul a s. 7l=groat is Sawa at la Ur *ragas asd 111L111D PAWNOR CAMBRIC MANDE mann at RALF ?LICK Pee Wise or Gentlemen (very Mae), led ed., Its., arld Otte Oldie II pee demet—BILICRI sod CM!, removed to 1t matotreek W. WINTER OVERCOATS.—QSotIemPD &boot to order their WINTII/10 1 MTS aro baited to sot aped. alma promote tor loopacalos or mote, et the NNW 000116, to. cholla( soma lisoolifol mato/lab Trots tor. sad to be had poly at 11.61111Y0N rad mitnorni, 'ration sod Overcoat Malcom, 106, Mood. appalls Tarim. Ball. WHAT BUYS REQUIRE for WINTER ALE—Thee eon be no question that HY AN and 00.111 Overcook are the ray garments Yogi' h 2 Nrra and Tooth. ant his kokeeent wank of the . ere novel and Ormortal In destp, dnottde In aid. and Intl made. The New Owes and /crick are w all e o li o li t n very toperlor 2:2 4 .1.1 ..er ar ais, ik. sod Cayes, Us. ed. to bk. • Jackets, 'TAN sad 6., 415 end 67, Orford-etre* W.: 11, 21, and Int, Ninrotreek Binehookon : and 42, Erfaxstit, Loads. BOYS LOOK WELL in "(TA)! and CO'S .I.Jr SUIT& —RYAN rad COI seek bantam and weetraused Salts tor CIO/boort and &yawl an deservedly admired u ties favorite Juswells stylised the Ilsorra. The New Knickerbocker Drawee, Dee Member and Ostrom. to., we well Mooted to 'oily are. Price Us. Nast tie., as. rad Ws. Wile Boys' Caper and Jackets, la the mart dalins. Ws. 1 5 b dd., sad Wr. RYA II sad 00. 06 sad W, Ortadotrest, W. : reed 13, Nowoersob Ninelogbus . Mk Mar* Leads. IpOR BOYS at SCHOOL and COLLEGE.—The 11 114 *. narrow. and Blleg Sul* designed by UTAH and Co.. foe the present salmon. are *unpin of taste and fashion, irrespective at their quality to lab* and unblemished workman ship. Pries, Ma., la., and Oa Overcoats. 13a 4,1. to las /add" 10s. N , 13a I 1.. and no. ; Boys and Youths' Shirts, and&MIMI liesisey of every tleateiption, at ecooomised prior. BYAI2 and ,On. 05 666 67. Word amt. W. ; 21, 22, and 22, Newuteeek Binaingliam; and 42, Briggate, lasda WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIREDI This gem Is worthy consideration by every one anxious to Mahe the Inestimable bleeeing - sight : for on correct know. Wipe to to the proper tame for Wog Spectacles will depend the certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When is. deSciency is determined • nicety of discrimination must he used is adapting lenses of the exact power that will supply the loss, or irreparable injury will result. Optical qescka.llke medlealgaseks. do Incalculable miKhlef by their ignorant pretension, as Is proved tg the en, i d , victims of couet ere wbrr t r o y Mo auk ts sad use vla btliledtroirmeeders. some optictut of repu.e, and scold risk to one's sight. The old Oven et Thomas Berrie and Sou established 1780 1 , opposite the British Bluseitm-gate, Losdos, haring specially *Weeded to the Naar facture of spectacles, are competent to advice oa all that pm- tains to the remedying defective vision by t he accurate ad aptation of the lessee, assthessatically true, of the requisite power, mad gin by the logician selection of a spectacle trues (which is l wise haporleed) of the form most becoming the tees. GIVE YOUR HORSE A TREAT.—Two poskets of THORLITII delicious OONDIN 417, mixed with damped Who' and cone at three weeks beam, altonish Use weer. Peeked publicly at 144, Yleeteitsset. City. None gimeine witiost thoinventor's slimatuer engraved ea mob packs*. "Joe*lt norley. No CoesMutton la sor Condition Pouting erereqvired when the Condiment le used. VALIJAILII PIIII.OIIOI.IIICAL orwriormErre. MIL .1. 0. STEVENS will MI. by AUCTION, at Ib Oral foams, M. [lug-street, Comot•gardeb, TO 11011110W ;Friday;. Nov. ID, at half past It precisely. seven* expewlve MICRO/00MM bp Bova sod other aeleanded meters, diasoirlog Hew Materna sed Wholes q Limy. ilarsinkerlfs plate electrical atiachlue. yhotopa p liic MINIM sal Imam by Dom and bocce out Theesemaite. modal of a locomotive, L ooe wy. brooms, and other Item —Ou view, and catalogues MRS. LIRRfPER'S LODGINGS. Now lowly M al! the Uhearlse, moms My Owe BEAUTIES of TROPICAL SCENERY, and other TROPICAL roars WM Kam By Me Awthew et "T s Nusimas el Itsmikaar" "Ms week ...taloa roomy bosuties."—blewohig Poet. " The amatory memmo sre worthy of Thomas Meses."—erftlo. "Thar poems abound in rich ontl glowing deocriptiono, Wining and powerful la , mingled with lively Magee and kjeadag = l-11 • 11 . 39 1 fi llart ihrile. let lawcw424. Tim CLIMB RIVIVAL.-11 hone-ridiog should I terms portal Yr. Z. T. alreith'i wieter programme at Miley's ?beam Leaden will at least be well provided with dimes& Yr. Straw is "Ming anteesive arrassemeeta for a Warm man and Asti perforsesedis at the Agrieeltarel Rall, Isliegton ; aed a wal•ksowe Ina of sliewme me looking set for a piece of metal read an whisk he pine *Mr teat as soon es payable. Yore Alan all the proprietor of the Allisahni, is Lakatterwqesra who has the dean building sad the best position le the metropolis, has famed the whale of M. Treassele selebnald Mem of ham and unguads, sad they will make their SM appeareame et Ads ostabliinsot Ili the till of Doombor. Kin Om 'Moulton of the Antonio* meow to give mooing as woU u grow fog portsomoosos dry* tits Chrielotoo Itolitisys—a Or that grill eloultdoos bo Ws* patifylog to theme& of schoolboys. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1868. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asom's THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. BERLIN, Nov. 18. The hereditary Prince Frederic Duke of Augus tenburg arrived here early this morning. Hies Highness bad an interview with the Minis ter President, Herr von Bismarck-fichonhaueen. The Neue Preuseische (Erna) Zeituag of this evening sap, :—" It is asserted on good authority that the Ministries for Marine and War are actively engaged in making preparations for hostili ties, the outbreak of which between Germany and Denmark appears now to be unavoidable. The 6th and 13th divisions of the army are said to have already received orders to be placed on a war footing. It is said that corresponding directions for the equipment and concentration of a war fleet have likewise been given." The semi-official Norddeutielbe Zeitung of this evening says :—" By the accession of the new Bing to the Danish throne the Schleswig-Holstein question has assumed an international character. AU tam upon the validity of the London protocol:, It is doubdul whether the German Confederation .will acknowledge the Prince named by the protocol as the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein. The Federal Diet is by no means bound by the law of nations to this tours, as it has not acceded to the London protocol. Neither are the Duchies bound to his recognition, as the Estates have not been applied to for their assent. Austria and Prussia also are released from the engagements they contracted, as Denmark has not fulfilled the duties which it undertook towards Germany." INaIiZ.MAINII, Nov. le. It le asserted that the Greed Duke of. Weimar and the Duke of Saxe Helaine° hare recognised the Hereditary Prince of Aitguatenbtug as Duke of fichisserig-Holstein. A proclamation, booed by Prince Frederic of Au gustenbarg, has been published to-day. The doom ment is signed "Frederic, Duke of Schleswig-Rol- Mein," the Prince's intention of &mum kg the government of those Duchies, and is dated Daisig, the 16th inst. It says : " By virtue of the decree of reatuiciatiom exe cuted by ray father in my favour, I declare that I arum, ties gevernment of the Duchies. Unques tioned sightsiorded a pretext for the yoke hitherto had ups. as the Danish King was at thb filanl.l6 time your Duke. Henceforth, however, the rule !-tile Dania seenarelr would be lairpallom. Ido net Ball upon you to repel force by term. Your Country is occupied by foreign troops, and you possess no arms. It is incumbent upon me, therefore, to appeal to the government of the Federation for protection of my sovereign rights, and your national privileges." Addressing himself ant to the inhabitants of the Duoby of Imueisberg, and announcing his accession to the government, the Prince explainsthe grounds upon which his claim is founded, and promises to preserve their right, and liberties. The Prince, in conclusion, promises to govern the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein in accord. ease with the constitution and fundamental laws of the country, and to uphold the rights of the people. By permission of his government the delegate of Baden to the Federal Diet has accepted the office of representative of Duke Frederic of Scbleswig- Holstein in that Assembly, to right of his vote for the Holstein territory. HAMBURG, Nov. 18. The meeting of members of the Holstein Diet, appointed to take plus to-morrow at Kiel, has been prohibited. Public opinion ►t Copenhagen is in► very excited state. Tranquillity, however, is nowise disturbed. THE NEW DANISH CONSTITUTION. COPENHAGEN, Nov. N. _ _. T►e Bing sanctioned the new common oonstitu tion for Denmark-Schleswig of the 13th of No vember to-day. The President of the Council communicated the measure in person to the assembled Rigaraad. The galleries were crowded with spectators, who cheered loudly for the King. The Rigaraad will proceed in a body to congratu late bis Majesty to•murrow. General exultation prevails throughout the city. The invitation issued by the leatiers of the ex treme Holstein party of the Deputies of the Diet to meet at Kiel to-morrow was forbidden by the Holstein government, on account of the meeting being meant as a hostile demor.stratMn to the King's succession. SPAIN AND THE PROPOSED CONGRESS. MADRID. Nov. 18. In the Senate to-day, the Marqui► of Mira/lons, replyiug to Senor Pacheco, stated that the letter of the Queen, in reply to the Emperor Napoleon's in vitation to a Congress, would shortly be laid on the table of the house. FRANCL PARIS, No•. 18. The Emperor presided at a Council of Ministers at the Tuileries to-day. His Majesty returned to Campaign° in the evening. The Pays of this evening announces that the protocol ceding the lonian Islands to Greece has been signed at London, and states that it stipulates the fortification. of Corfu shall be razed before the annexation. La France of this evening believes itself able to state that several European sovereigns have offi cially announced their acceptance of the Congress. No refusal has as yet been received. La Nation thinks itself in a position to affirm that of the great Powers Prussia raises least objection to the proposal for a Congress. At the Bitting of the Corps Legialatif to-day the verification of the powers was continued. The com mittee confirmed the election of M. Roy Loulay for the department of the Charente Inffrieure, and of M. Abbsitucci for Corsica. The election of M. Bravay for the department of Gard was proposed to be annulled. The Paris papers of this evening publish the fol lowiag telegram from Corfu : " It is currently believed that England will ars enate the lonian Islands in the spring." THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. BERLIN, Nov. 1& In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the report en the royal ordinance on the peels of the lst June was read. Herren Simson and Goat ps'oposiod that the Chamber should, first, refuse to sanction this ordinance on the ground of article 63 of the constitution ; and, second, on the grated d article 103, declare t►at the ordiusnee on the press was neither necessary for the mainte nance of public safety, nor for averting unusual difficulties. No limitation of the liberty of the I press could be effected by a royal ordinance, and the decree of the let June waa, even according to the terms in which it was conceived, contrary to the ; constitution. The Chamber will discuss this report in its sitting tomorrow. THE CONDITION OF GALICIA. VIENNA, Nov. IA The Wiener Zeitung of this evening says : " The continuance of the untiring intrigues of the ex treme party in Galicia render the normal condition of that province impossible. The government; however, is moat anxious not to be compelled to adopt more energetic exceptional measures." Upon his arrival this evening the Grand Duke Constantine will be rewired by the Emperor. , GERMANY. ......-..- . (nag ova ow, • WRANILFORT. Nov. 16. , . lir the tag d the Zollverein Conferiace at Berlin on the 11th inst., it was resolved to accept the roping of Baden, to Ailetlell first of all the alterations in the tariff, stipulated in the treaty with France. This is considered as a oonciliatory step, tending to as ulterior understanding. Hitherto the governments favourable to Austria would not listen to anything until an arrangement with her had taken The excitement upon the subject of the French Emperor's intentions continues unabated. A great many people consider the speech as a wooed edition of the Eagle business at Boulogne. The excite ment will only subside when England's intention not to join in the destruction of what remains Of existing treaties is officially made known. HUNGARIAN PAWNS. Owing to lb* Saar= deed t of 'lOW turd resonsese, sad the sapid its el sessmedire- Sim betimes Weser rotor, the &siren cossisaid by failure dmega is any as. coestry k nos to the acted sow peevaMeg in Iteepry. That meshy I. ordinary maser is so Amides* blessed with fertnity that she tan' afford to supply a brie pities el wi th la w bet sass - deity, bat *rag be • Gondoliers al paid. . m they are marwheimieg, she but bemth*ymrallipled wir • Jamie* reasing ewer ;to put. of "lera tetritery. For the last two yeah' there hr asserred a ammo et threes which his not Alf' searadeffy irdeeket the protbanses d an mead peedees and the pesters fee eabtla bet lan also indmed to as almmuirgereed • Wed el eramie, a dissesewhkh more arkers is revaket klmprouness of the Neste. Is the spring of LIM she river everfloieedlin banks to the reed* of 100 milks. maim a tketreetks of property to the eaten{ el aOnaay and prearaties at 'the rase time the erekeary sehivallas el the leaders lamdsted. The nassity et spireleseal redone which was too Weed i 1882 to bum this yew mpeented to its rend flight/el sonsamememby a dzy assess which her been wither parallel fee genendlens. Is the resod ymr the leads tom blew sheen oath* theeers see ef sellivatien hem l same, the blase et the ~ peyote. aimed traielem sad the asps marly Wllll as the mower paned over wither W4ieg say steistese so mesh required for the already adds. The esmaquese wis that the was' dean satisfy bomb up le re Odes Oneted with ahem end whisk have Aber been hilted or driven away hem the inability of the farmer is prism the eeeeserry sustesenes fer than, and not ably this, bat there reunited a dearth if eves the ordiasry animals required for the worlds; of the farms. Sheep have bees knows to have been nerideed lel hal the pip, se peat have bees theshitte • to which the haws hew besa pat to rad& feed. The herein, sake 111111•0 eiremestaame, was scavadj 2 sellkisee for the demand of the first three or four moo tba, and the government, ems so early as the Liter pert Audi , * ociesmeneed importing frees fieresaav 'supplies et pais to • ocauday that has hathene eked ltigh is the lir at grab'. The essessity of g}r m eviles hr Zumbeas of eese are apparent, for over a territory d 3,002 square macs as almost total wait of the aeeeerry "triad tidal supplies revaila at this dsy, an extent mantry • ammantieg to half the area of Begked and Wake, sod f.- babied by* population almost wholly dependent on spied tan/ enapatkee. It has hem eakeleted that the dark seounte to somewhat like 2,200,000 quarters, to the vales of 45,000,000 of Swim The bas as pasturage has bees pat by 'emptiest authority at Dot len thee 20,0001, and et cattle at 60,0001., the N1K40.11.11 of docks having bees *dad, suspended in !herr,. The capital tun suffered a bud 125,000 dories in the diffused results of this animal Wacky. Such a dispeention d Provider has proved too severe for the resources 6/ the essetry—• merry, toe, it must be remembered, wham wealth sow sista maid, is the productions of the Med. The primaries have been taxed to the utmost by this sadden mallupon the private as well as waked resources, bat have eddy met the mparelkied difikultise impend epee them, as well by that natural poultice ae by the deli eieecy of a wealthy merasettle and oommerdel elan which does not min as yet in the Eimprise Mersa Ano claims have been formed is the capital as well so through. out the several districts, who have employed every scares social as well as mesa to alleviate the natimal diners& The goveremeet at owe pissed, through the imperial pet limed, a pant of 20,000 aeries to went the efforts of the associations le arresting the progress of the calamity. and eve doing their remit to bring to bear apes it the wealth of the sakes as well es the liberality of the fellow-subjects of the Emperor. Usder all thus ciremostaecee Engked, which has for meturies viewed with peculiar favour the Bangazia• anion, ad ism never yet shut her sass to the my of pads. distress. ie implored to ma to the aid 61 suffering humanity is this ems of the direst distress. The committee for collecting subamiptioos for this laudable object sit daily at 14, Gresham-house, and earmatly implore the aid el the chanted,. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury having yesterday resist preached at the parish church at Maid. ethos, on behalf a the Natiosal Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principle' of the Established Church, presided in the afternoon at a meeting of the Meads of the society, im the Tows-ball. Amoopt those pelmet were the Marquis Camden, K.G., Mr. Gathoro• Hardy, M.P., Mr. A. J. B. Hots , Mr. J. Wbalm os , M r . J. Clifford (the Mayor), Arebdiscoe Grant, the Rev. D. D. Stewart (the vimr), the Rev. J. Y. &rates, and • large number of other ;outlaws connected with the district. There was also a very large stteadeaes of ladles. Addresses were deli vered by the Archbishop, Mr. Hope, Mr. Hardy. sad others. Yesterday, a conference of the friends of the Libe ratios Society was held in the Assembly-room of the Free trade Hall, Manchester. limes convened by a circular. signed for forty of the leadiog supporters of the society teddies in Liacashire sal Cheshire, and its special purpose was to con sider the future parlialientery mid electoral policy of the humid' al religious equality. There w • larg e atteedaeos, sod moopt those premot were Mr. G. M.P.,IV Jima Wales, Mr. James Sidebottom, Mr. R. Itrothey, the Rev. J. Clark, Mr. Joieph Spencer, Mr. W. Armitage, the Rev. P. Thompson, the Rev. A. 11%am, the Rev. G. B. &thief, Mr. T. Roberta, Mr. Hash Mason. Mr. Benjamin Armitage, Mr. Hoary Lee, Mr. Charles Potter, Mr. Ju i b u n ix t u r , the Rev. J. A. Macfadyen. M.A., the Rev. , M.A., Mr. Peter Space, the Bev. A. Menai, the Rev. J. B. Keeeerley, Mr. Charles Robotic° (Liverpool), the Rev. J. G. Rogers (Aabtes), the Rev. F. Skinner (Blackburn), Mr. R. Jaime (Liver pool), the Bev. T. Green (Ashton), Mr. T. ?Week, Mr. H. Piddoek, sad the Rev. R. H. Smith (Hanley), Mr. J. Petrie (Rochdale), Mr. S. C. Hell (Bradfordf, Mr. W. Hammen (Fanovorth), the Rev. A. Fraser (Blackburn). A deputation from the executive somesititee attended. slating of Mr. Edward Miall, Mr. J. C e real , tLondoe), end Mr. Charles Robertace. ROYAL COLLINS or SOLOZONS 011 , ESOLAND.— The following seetlesess baying underseas the neosseary • inaminatioos for the diploma were admitted members of i the collage at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 18th lsst,,, vin. :—Moser. Salomon Charles Smith, Halifax ; ' George Hkisgtos, Birmingham ; Henry Gilbert, Hireling. bun ; sad James Sherwin Green*. St. George's, ' shire (slodeute of Birmingham). Michael Bevaviey, B ll - . Bdiaburgh, Beetlibig. Norfolk ; Alfred Philipps, Bridgwater ; Jobs Sherwin, UpwnU, Norfolk ; and Arthur Shears, Isle worth (of Rises College). Montague Frederic Evershed, L & A., Baling ant, Sussex ; George Wall, LELA., Stour. bridge, Worenderthire ; Frederic Charles Mudd, Chichester; and Weird Reynolds Ray, Dulwich (of Gar's Hospital). Charles Mused Martin Shaw, Croakers*, Somerset; and ; Charles Frederick Buroard, Plymeth (el St. Barth*. lomeer's Hospital). Beery Thomas Marriott, Colacot Bassett, Notts. ; sad William Treat Bassett Had Plymouth (ci University College). Sam Haigh, heeds and William Askrill Stamford, Beverley, Yorkshire (of Leeds). Patrick Byrne, Manchester; sod Wi t te/434a Stott. Newhall's. Saunders Barton Haliday, Dublin ; mid Jamie Atkisson, Hyde, 111411111 . Mthelienter (all Daigle) ; wed Go at,*(et ne Tex bu Denmeeer, M.D. Idieburgh, Alava Che Edinrgh). (Stamped, hi. Additional.) POLAND. The little progress made by the Russians in subduing the ; insurrection in Northern Poland is shown by a despatch from Wilna, dated 10th November, which is published in the official Invalids. This deepatch, addressed by Mouravieff to the Minister for War, states that a band of three thousand men " has been beaten between the vilhige of Zelezna and the river Nun, in the district of Plock. All that has been said about the discovery of members, &a, of the National Govern ment has proved to be pare invention, circulated in the papers of Warsaw, Posen, Cracow, and Lemberg, by agents of the Russian and Austrian polies. The following paragraph from the "Russian Academy Journal," which is quoted as deserving peculiar notice by the Journal de St. Peteraboury, shows that even in Russia no doubt is entertained on this point :—" As yet we have not succeeded in laying hands on a single member of the revolutionary tribunal, and yet the political amessinatione in Warsaw continue as before. What makes the search so difficult is that the members of this aunt tribunal do not know one another by their real names. Latterly a large number of poli tical offenders were arrested in Warsaw, and their cross-examinations have elicited very interesting confessions, which might be of service for the diem very at the revolutionary machination ; yet they do not give the family names of their accomplieer simply because they do not know them ; all they can do is to describe them and say where they live." The Journal de St. Pltersbourg adde—" Yet sack confessions are very rare." Tbe news olthe death of General Ossebowsld iseon firmed, but his detachment has remained uninjured, ea it was not present when be fought his last battle The facts of the case are as follows :—lt had always been the dearest wish of the old general to see his daughter, who lives in the palatinate of Sancloroir, before he died. With this object he left hi; detachment, and, accompanied by a few of his men who refused to leave him, proceeded to his daughter's bomb. Scarcely had he arrived there wheel be was announcled by the Russians, and after, a heroic threggle, in whisk nearly all his attendants perished, be himself was taken prisoner. He died en the way to Radom. The general war one of the oldest and the most celebrated leaders of the present insurrection, tad will oottllg a t a likve history on a level with the moat fanious heroic chiefs, such as Narbutt, Sierakowski, Sulu, Padlewaki, Cuseskowthl, Turno, Mieleck y , Lelewel, Youhg, he. His band joined that of Dolinsti and Rudowski, but was not engaged with the Russians, and could not therefore have been defeated, as falsely stated in the telegrams from the Russian antbutties.—Cologne Gdiette. FITMEION IN FAVOUR OF TER ESOKINITION OF TEE POLE. -4, no,Cosittria Committee of the Polish cause has addressed the following Within to the French Senate. &eking for the recognition of the Pole. as belligerent. - - Po& twookos 4ton 004 pow wary, oar deo taw mt. PAN aI holm% sad lOU Will act bosolosisitod the* "ohm* aim to wiper to you oar 'WWI awl out nolomilloso Is hoots' of Ike Polialt masa. For seedy a your tie roles Lave saMaiesel a Monis Which rmsops, is the find, Mimes, Owned impossible. remolded patriotism. elemting Seat vain it Memo la religion, has Mae been able to reader 441 this dispels drunk. This ions trial is a lemon to Europe. We know now w►at is the girlies 4 I. is Maud, in the midst of so many 444shesPbf.' It is se looser a viatica of certain guarantees ineerted is treatise and violated with impu•ity ; it is a question of • Christian count:malty which resiste the destruction—that la to say, the extennisatios—of persons, the spoliation of property, the deportation of Mollies far from their native Lod. The three partitions wished to efface the name of Poland as a nation. The Russian 'anorak; of our own day wish to destroy the Pole@ as a community. The work of undula tion succeeds that of dismemberment. Such as attempt has touched the public conscience. The governmeati, file the peoples, bees asked themselves U the authority of internatioosl treaties is sot raised by lending itself to Use accomplishment of such s work. The govern mists, like the peoples, ought to declare that it is time to ab solve Europese public law from such a revolticg complicity. If Aussie is deprived by its own seta of the beoefits of the original treaties, if the decree is already pronounced in the lasepssa amnion" and if tits cal:Soots manly discuss its terns, what remains before le! • Thief remains Poland delivered how the °Nitro' of the treatise of 1815, aid re-solaria( by that way feet upon the iadepeadenee of witiosal right. Then maxima a paramount fact no lamer opposed by the °betook of any Under these circumstances we consider is; ass rot obey ing the woke of humanity and Christianity, ws consider we are inertly conforming to the truth is asking the Sonata to interpose with the French sorer: moist. in order k' °bran the recognition of the Poles as belligerents. They are so de forto, they are ;o by right ; we express blahops that they may be so, also, by the reompitios of Foam The Si&le, in publishing the above, says it hopes that the Senate " will take into serious considers- Soot his noble request conceived in terms at once ardent and moderate." [TWOPENCE Emden Pawn, and forced the troops to take relay in the bulkily Maned to the Minims. We thes proceeded is the &notice d litedlow, and at 5 a.m. came sp with • earns d (kneader sear that villep, Most UM mass from Warsaw. After a short skirmish between oar vas and that el the Closeeelm the fetter fled. We panned them for omen miles, when, &Wog that we went ekes to Warsaw, we tamed bee. The Orman lost twestpthree haled is this affair, wham hens mid a portion of whose arum we raptured The whets ends mead have been art to piles' bed we been able to ecedieue the posit POLITICAL EXECUTIONS IN POLAND. The official D:iennik of the 12th inst. says that "To-day A mmer and Dombrowski were hanged at 10 am., on the Theatre-square at Warsaw ;" and also announces the following other political executions : Joseph Aadroszek, Imaged at Sionds. Joseph Kiorski, ditto. Andrew Krzyszlis, ditto. Antony Bowiaski, ditto. Joseph Swltoiaki, banged at Kikol, district of Liaise. John Kozlowski, hanged at Wloclawek. Joseph Borkowski, ditto. Bigisinand Barylklowics, shot at Korea. Ensign Krryinowskl, shot at Leaczyca. Y. Niedzislkowski (late sob-officer), ditto. The following degree is pubiislied in the official Dtienntk : Is the reacript forwarded to the Administrative Council on the subject of imposing an extraordinary contribution on the capital city of Warsaw, I proposed that all pro priggish of houses and other immoveable property is that city who do not pay nth contribution by the Roth October (November 1) *ball be °impelled to do so by means of e military execution, is the increased proportion of 12 per amt. on their incomes, timing that, notwithstanding the above, many of tM proprietors in question have hitherto failed to pay the required contribution, I have thought proper to decide, with a view to a speedier completion of the matter, that all ponces who by the IRtL (30th) November do riot pay the above-mentioned contribution shall be corn• palled to do as by means of a milftery intention, in the Is crowd proportion of 16 instead of 12 per cent, on their iaatassaa. The Council of Admisietratios seeenliesly in their sitting of the 20th October (November 10) pve the uecemery in alirmiiime to the C€4llllllllioo fee Home Affair.. For lie Sectrotaty of Maw, n. Coder fleasdary, A. Zruoßo%bu. THE LATE CAVALRY ENGAGEMENT NEARwARSAIC Colonel Zyshliaski, the Polish leader in the Warsaw district, has pent the following report of this engagement to the National Government : last eight—Cc., w the 31,t detecluneet of horse, *societies of 220 reed, proceeded by soy orders to taw rallway..with the °bidet of alarming lb. Monism, onsoias. iof d comes** of iefeofrl a semis of Comaselte, Wile as* podia at the statioes of Prasakow, Creda;sli, sad lade. Our object was fully attained, as we drove bark the THE LITZ MA JOHN !BMW, YATES. Died on Sunday, Nov. 1, aged 82, at the Park, seer thashosees (the reeilleee al hie seale•lew, Robert 11. Ptulips, req.), Jobs Asides Tail, Esq.. el Lowles. . - - - J. A. Yates sus the mead ton of the isle Rev. John Yates, who meet his life from youth to Age as the aide, eloquent, and highly estasened atiaistar of the Pieshylarien esegreptiet is Puadies street, Liverpool. He was pa to school soda the Boy. W. Shepherd. of Onteurs, well haunt Is the public by his learned makes sad whose school was freonestod for • loog mkt of years by the NMI of the principal families in the neighbourhood, with lOW dieution between church sad dismatme. After beings schoolboy, Ashton Yates went to the newly-iaetituted Nanchrster Amdozny, which in a few years maned its preset more ambitious title of Yamaha ens New Dothan To the close of life Mr. Yates wee ewe id he gratold seer porters and prinelud edam As a Ohedeat be was nadir its fins theological toter, the Nu. Maims Den" AD., minister d Crossolreet Chapel, giadiestra. Hid for direct soldemiml instruction he was daily indellird to the coakentad dismal and matismaticies, Jobs Winn, who treated him act merely se • mil, but as a friend, w that in one of their rustic's they made together a wands( I tow is the western ootatiot Ashley Yates wee end rep• prettiest to the peat North Amish= firm of which Hee admirable patriot sad Pedantlnopist William Rathboas was Amadei sad chief. Amoag his so- appnatioss sadeo egaaL is age were Thomas Thorsely, afterwards Y.P. for Wolverhampton, and Thanes Banos, she, num attar 16 poem of the Mania* Deform Bill, Yu theses mayor d I Liveliest In sumeardal, public, sod private life these three were attached frith& to the sad at their days ; and they ware all removed Iran this earthly seem edible • miry shoes apse of time. Mr. A. Yards active Wits as a Liverpool thaw were varied sad wheys& by the study of litmetore awl the fine ar ts, it which he, met with abaudeat sorearsgement and 11114411/101 1 / 2 sok may leader the parental mot hat is tie moiety of some of his *Sabbaths, and aposially of the sudsiest Willem doesen He formed a very vela. abbe collectioa of engswings mid el psAatims• by old masters, which still attest his kocrwiedge and We, forming on. of the duet privet' minx exilleatioss is this ras trope& lb. A. Yalu oho devoted greatattestite to political scoooney, making himself master of the sybjest both by reading, sad by asovereelioa with the AM promotes of the seimen . Is this Nue he published -" A Latter as the Distresses of the Canary," 1817 ; " Ooktail Savoy; 1824 ; " Sways en Currency sad 47esietieft . 1912 ; " A Letter en the Present Dammam of Trade sod Masefactures, addressed to the LisdowYers sad laymen of the County of Carlow," 1841. At the time of their Ant appear's!' these pamphlets received warm age prehattet from Yr. Haskimot sad /sway other wellda. famed *Wiens. Oa the prang el tie Bataan Bill Yr. A. Tam wma actually looked to ail a area well Staid to work est and maws It. advsatages. He stood tor Belies. is Ids satire county. Hs lost his electica from the unfortunate skean draw that, tried as he lad bees in *very way aa a sup porter al liberal principles, be was not liberal smog* tor a nay mai metier of the wawlreatraarbired eirekes. Thaw INS proposed a yoga' barrister, named Eagles, sad °herniae& far hint about SU rotas Mb amber, small as it was, tensed the WI& so as to give a bare are)arity to Kr. Tata?* tory eppoasat, who was a niawelastazer et peat At the seat general election Mr. A. Tates was a candidate with Mr. Vivra for the amity of Carlow, sod they were retoroad together. Mr. A. Yatia's activity of mind aad =peaty ter said enjoyment matinee& to within two years of his drib. Lk then became a patisat soften; los* k arahoey, bat always gently kind, and grateful to all areamd him. SOCIETY OP ♦RTS. The 110th session of this society was opened yesterday evening, is the preselects of • tarp somber of members and visitors. The ball in which the of the society era brad has Mutat Me Noses leas a =2; re-doserated, and also eolaged by the throwing epos al aat-reoem thus affording the marsased sannamodation desmeded by the large accomion of bOW members s Mime dose withia the last two or three years. Heelr was tam by Mr. W music Hawes. Mainers of the COM. eil far the year which Lae just oonimeami. Among them ="were VseaCheracellor Mr Pep Weed, Sir heels pia, his. andssan of the coeuici,l • the Mom sad Me,. K. Bast, Mr. Harry Chester, Mr. T. Wiukworth, Mr. John Dillon, Mr. H. Ws, he. The Camelia delivered the meals, addrees. After alluding to the cleaning or retouchitig of the ' which adorn Me was, he adverted regretfully so the louses which Mee moiety had reasstly sustained by death, especialiy to Umtata President, lair . William Tooke. Alder man Ctibitt s Mr. Joshua Fold, Mr. Joseph Wyse, and Mr. Mukreedy. Mr. William Tooke bed, be reirearked, Cod every ales of the society. At cos paned, what great dif ficulties erase, and tbe nontioned Clink/He of the society depended on the personal exertmes of me or two member', he stood forward, and by his energy end pecuniary coetri hulloes succeeded is infusing irew life into its operations. Be was their honorary solicitor for a long period, and doing ' the IssOfew yeses of his life, when no loaner able to attend, severthalses tootiened to tako • lively interest in all the promodiop. In apeoling of the policy whisk the council proposed to follow dung the oomuag aeseim, be referral to 1 the action of the society is the mum of education. That some system of encouraging private seedy after laaviag school Lad become absolutely aresssary hum the universality of educatioo was never, he sad, so ap t parent as sow, vibes the intro:time of sensation novels, if sot absolutely injurioes, were exciting fishes' mil mini mans calculated to lower rather than to elevate the tastes sad principle, of their reader.. Many of the objections to isimpstativo enmirtiom did not apply to theirs. Cram ming could sot be adopted before their ezarniaers. The manxiaatioos ware not catered time to gaio a particular po sition in college, or in military or naval life, but by those who hoped to gain the notice of their emptiness by great secrifion and severe labour after their days Maims. was over. A sewed exhibition of wood-carving would take place in that TOM in • tow days. The council had this year, is conjunction with the College of Physician% I. award the quitaluettaial •' Swine, Prise," °ceasing of a silver cup, value 100/., containing a purse of 100/. in gold for the lost publolied treatise on jurisprodesce. In ends. ding the chairmen alluded to a memorial bust of his Royal Higbuees the Yritice Consort, executed by Mr. need, which had been placed in the room is accordance with a reso lution of the general westing of the seamy is March last, adding that the victuaus the subjects for which bad be approval by the inexabna, wenn program, and would, am Img, fill meant spoors being's thirty'. pictures. The presentation of prime was then proceeded with. The Bret prim was that of 2.5 guineas, hooded by the Prime Consort, sad continued by her Majesty, for the greatest pro ficiency *rimed at the Society'. anvil inamiaatioes of adult csatialatra. It um wended to Mr. Wm. Vaughan, 04 the City of London Coflege. ' Th. other prime were gives to titsi succauful competitors in the exhibition of wood. carving holds& the society's bourne in Jam last. ANDOVER ELUTION.—The poll was opened yes terday mention at the Town-hall. On Tuesday eight • camber of parries who had come into the town from the aeighboarbood of fitockbrislge to support the saiserratire candidate,' Col. liumpliery, wont to the White Hart Hotel (Mr. Hawksluier's committsnrooro), and crested some die tortoise, but, with the exception of • little glare being broker', nothing serious occurred. Theetresto of the town were patrolled thioughout the night by • number of roughs, bat a strong body of the Hampshire police succeeded te preserving good ord.r. The coaaerratire can didate, Lein-Colonel Humplirry, took the lied and kept it throughout. The electors in Audis', number between ZiD and 240. At twelve o'clock the elec. time war derided. The poll, Lowers', remaised open uettl 4 o clock, as each party ass anxious to strarteia their rela tive sereegth. Wore 4 o'clock • riot took place out side the Toini-hall. The mob wanted to force as entrance, sad the police resisted them. A regular light ensued, bat the police were able to stead their ground, although some were roughly belittled. Several of the mob were tujure4 but they were ultimately dispersed. At 4 o'cloA mayor declared the pull as follow, :—Huasphery, 130 Hawkshaw, 83 ; m s p o ity f or Elonirdiery, 47. On the melt of the poll befog declared, LieutWoriel Herr pbery addressed the electors trout the esetral wisdom of the Town-ball. A crowd, n 1111 l beriag 2,001.1, bad collected is 1 front of the building. Mr. Hawkehaw, who was loudly clewed im pressitiug himself, also adthsesed the elector,. A I