The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-11 00:00:00

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ROBINS BIADLET, aillglllllPla, ad Cum brined-Mak Sonthwadt, amatiatasaraf a ang g ings, Nev. 20a 1, sad Dee. 19 a 1 a -street. Meat. SeL, "Mks", Stmle-ina; aL hall has Roam Pm; Wellagtaa-assahere ; Cannon- Mist West, City ; Merbary-alasat, Claim Crertelea Iran Waits, •ine, Irsland, mmaietarer, Nov. 18 sad Des. AM 12, at Baaaghall-sama. Bob., Lemma =Old every-chambers;t male., Ba- Cum= Wmatcs, Friday-*IM, Chassid°, lin= agraborassa, Nev. 24 sal Da. 24, at 12, at SoL, Rad sad Co., Friday-street, Chapala; all ILLIAM meg. B Bea, Nl Oehm LlPS esiratast- , beildlage. WINJAN rNIL IBROARebn 3 b i litNlollol• hatarer, Nev. 20 sad Dee. 10, at Ili, at Omit. Boa, Southall gad Naas, Birmingbra ; it rag. Whitmore, Birmingham. loam Trwrax, N o lace staaafacturer, Nev. Si sad Des. 16 at 104, at Binatagbiam Court had at Net- Sala, Bosley sad Aahereill, Nottingham; ca. 11serfa, Nottingham. Swum, itsrcsi it BURTON, Nottingham, Renter mar. alma, r 4117 t ie l . Der. 18, at 104, at Birtaglesia °mat • Wadi Sola, Derwin, Nealashals, sad sod 6 Birmingham , off. assig., Hada Not- Camas GNAT. aIiONINANNN, Olotioasterehire, baker, Nov. SS sad Due. IS at 11, at Bristol Court. Bola, Miller, Bema4, sad ClMlsahant ; off. amis., Miller, /Motel —. - . CZARALIA ILDWALD XWT, Brista, grocer, Nov. 23 and Dee. 29., at 11, et Bristol Curt. Sole., Strickland, Bristol, sad Min* Belftl; Arraman, Briatol. Jour Score Plante, Bruntcliff, Yorkahire, builder, Nov. 91 4 19, end Dec. 21 at 11, at Leads Court. &Is., Sete, and Weems, Bradford, end Bond and Berwick, lei; wesig., Leeds. Wacteit Ilsumui, Dneam. Derbyshire, cattle dealer, Nev.ll sad Dee. 19 at 10, at Lied. Court held at Sheffield. Sek., 044 Clesterlekl, end Smith end Burdekin, SW ; ca. reeig., Derwin, Sheffilekl. WILLIAM linvestewt, Sheffield, 000 per, Nov. 21 sad Dee. 19, at 10, et Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sole., Branson end Sea, lbeffiald ; off, sale., Brewm, Sheffield. &writ HARII2/M NAPITR and Joss Llaw mos, Liver pool, ship chandler., Nov. 26 and ltec. 11 at 11, at Liver pool Court. Neal and Martin, Liverpool; atielg., Bird, Liverpool. JONA.. SLATE& PLATT and FIRMIT SLICLITT, Man cheater, mesideotarms, Nov. 26 and Dec. 11, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sole., Hip= M and Robinson, an chester ; of. Hemmen, Manchemer. Witt, HAIIII/10E, Rochdale, Laninehire, draper, Nov. 20 sad Dee, 11, at 1, at Meachester Court. Sole, Cooper end Sege, Mamehranre; 41. rag., Hernanass, Ilancheiter. Jo Ge ex FAlrcAss, Glasgow, upholsterer, Nov. 16, at the orge ed, Glasgow. JAMES le W wats, Kelso, bookseller, N. 13, st Mrs. Hewitt', Taspesee East, Kelso. mum ST. JAMES'S THEATRX-OPILRA BUPPA. - -- - The Italian company who have opened the lames Thisbe eel Opera Sr& gave !hair Ikst parker once last night. The sinounrsersseiof this swim of maw- 1 tainmezt excited comildereble mplotation t end we looked forward with pliesure to a wise of performances in o light and elegant sty* free from the pomp and pooderasity of the great lyrical tragedian" to which we have been of Leo K. mach i;oesstazisel. We expected imusithing like the Open Bulb of the old . Italian achoo which en amociated with oar early operatic remini scences ; especially en the piece given leat night was anzMunosl se the work of fioravanU, one of the most delighttal compama of that school. Whether Colonel& is Nally ewe ed kds numerom productions we cannot penteed to say, as In never heard of it before. In style it calshaly bean vary little is oommon with the Caraeariei VBiiu. ; sad If it rr by the author of that charming piece, it man have bees altered awl " transmogrified " till hardly a shred of the ori ginal iambs, end it is Floramdatte only in wen It imema Wood, to be a mere paeans* • plow et plash-wok maks up et dip by Xartedswee mil afar tempos= of the prownt I day, lack/ft Eignee Paaiegger, the castbmior of the orchestra. Where're recognised cddlonasolconetructiat and 0ar...N010/a, ea in the concerted plans, they were quite changed in character by loud awl heavy modern ieetrumast- talon. It is a mimenter to all this piece an Ores Ends. Its abject is so serious and :armored that it I. almost The story is of the slightest descriptke. Two brothers love the same lady ; the favoured lover la shoot to be nedted to her; but the other, who is • villain, makes him believe that his [Mariam la false, and induces him to break off the ma dap. The victim of treachery becomes lame end the inmate of a madhouse; boil the tender owe of his Jimmie means his reason, cod the lovers are happy. The seek portion of the piece is confined to a mist, • matiratM, mad a ridiculote doctor, the keeper of the midlevel*, who me tribute little or nothing to the action of the rem rams the opera is of • very ordinary kind, with nothing remarkable but its singular barrenness of subject, and the utter ins:4l - between the lerione and comic portions; the letter being soma of alma befloosery, quite unconnected with the Mory. What la meant as the ruminant feature of the piece Is the introduction of a performer described as "Bubo Napo litano colts teachers debt Pulcinellm" This was floor Carrione, who played the character of the vakt, with • mak on hie face and grotesquely babied like the clown in a pantomime. We suppose that Signor Carrion° Is a great master of the true ?tempo titan humour; but we confess eur inability to under stand or appreciate it, nor, we believe, did the English per lion of the audience ; though certainly the foreigners, who mustered In great force, " laughed consumedly." Every country has Its own tuition of humour; and certainly, to re lish Sigma Canines's Mai, which consisted in throwing his arms and legs about incesseAttly, twisting he face into hideous grimaces, and orputteringniespefitan jargon, the audience must be " to the manner born," and It is mere affectation fur English people to pretend to enjoy It. The musk, aa we have said, is a peekcio, or medley, of different composers. The serious portion le very much In the style of Verdi; the comic part is better, because It con tains many pleasant raniniseences of Itcosini. The bin, In particular; - between the doctor end the two valets in the third act, by far the beet thing in the piece, brings at once to mind the famous " Papataci." The performica ore all strangers in this country. The prima &nine, Signora Amalie Fitmagulll, is a slightly formed but ladylike person, no longer in her prnitiere jelmesse, with a thin ticiible voice and a good method of singing. She is food of brims pareagts which s►e executes Imper fectly. On the whole she slap like RD artist, and is an intelligent actress. Ninon Maio, who played the soubrette, Is remarkably handsome, lively, and clever. Signor Colombo, the baritone, leas auallant actor and finger, reminding us of Gesaleal, theegh his voice to not so mg. The opera was oendally and handsemilly put upon the step, and its reoeptiow, though set aatholottio, was dsefdediy favourable. THE CHURCH. INDIAN MISSION/I.—Tbe Archbishop of Ouster bury hr cossatted to pride et moist meeting, which Is to be hold cm the Nth fast., to tab tab corklerstios the st 6• of the ezteswice of the Church of Zoglead'e misstate la LYa. _ _ 01IDINATION XT TillBlllllOP or ELT.—DIOOOIIa, Adam Clerks, Brater, 01624; William Oka C 1..,., Jews, Cam bridge; Edward Henry BigION, Emmanuel, Cepheid's; Frederic Gm, Enuien= „ Cambridge; Frederick Selwyn Ramadan, TAW,' • John Hartley Lincoln, Oxford; ohs All Gon ß l ar ille 4 = Caine, Cambridge, by letters dimisaory from the Archbishop ot Canterbury; John Wilberforce Doran, Bt. John's, Cam bridge, by letters dimimory from the Bishop of Rochemm. Priests . Rev. Charlie Sumpter Harr* Trinity Hail, Cam bridge, mints of Thetford, Norfolk ; Rev. John Ackland home, King's, Cambridge; Rev. Henry George Molyneux, Magdalen, Cambridge, rotate of Gnat Stukeley, Hunting donshire; Rev. Job/ Hatteridge Fermin , Emmanuel, Cam bridge; Rev. R.W. Henry Croft, Gunwale end Cabin Cam bridge ; Robed Eiwaumborough, Corpus Christi, Cam bridge; Rev. Alfred Boasting, Pembroke, Cambridge; Rev. Jobs Elijah Thompson, Br. John's, Cambridge; Rev. Edward Templeman, Pembroke, Oxford; Rev. John Har din Wilkinson, St. Peter's, Cambridge. The candidates were preented to hie lordship by the Rev. Dr. Cowie, Muter of Jena College, Cambridge. UISOLVIINT PITITIONERS. J. W. OYtk, Eglenatnei,ll;ianY;perk, and Euston gum, ash Iritiftr—O. riumema North Woolwich, Ere:, beer reftßer=C. Mem, PsrhuMerklealiterark B rued, 54asa the = " 4i.too li le ° r 4 , Bert i sada- "mm tertte c 7 . Nears Fousdation Scheel, Potter-lane—L. J. b'i2oiteur, Portadom•terreca Paddiagtea, end Billingsgate- City, fishmonger—E. Lovegrove, Waltham Abbey, Irm/Thene deskr—C. Tyler, Prattalreet, Lambeth, and Wiadmill-street, Lambeth-ware. earraMe—T. B. Warwick, Clumeinrow, Ablest*, dealing in milk-11. Marron, Jun., itailtmd-street,, Hempen:ad-toad, carpenter—F. W _ mike, Old Paid-row, Bow baker—C. Raley, Deptford, Kent, weenvercial travellai—J. Wilson, Farringdos-stnea Cp, sad Cantertary.plaos, Lambeth, tailor—T. R. C. Dimde Cambridge--terrace, - Edgware-road—H. A. Ramsey, War dear -street, Soho, Mewed victualler—R. T. Walker, Lower Esemingtou-lane, Newington, musical instilment maker— B. Aiwa Jun., Red Cram-street, Southwark, brie-her—J. Navariamgreva Damian, tornmereial traveller H. Moore, Mamweirwt end Pitts-place, Old Kembroad, isalib—J. Corns, °pent-arcade, boot maker—W, C. :lege, =vow, New Kent-road, and Southwark-bridge-road, K. Boyes, Stanley-terrace Rotherhitha plasterer— J. Symms, jun., Woodstock-road , Poplar—J. Bobbin, Say mear-plees, Bryasitoe-square, potato dealer—A. Present, DuebswaWmg, Portlead-plece, late swigs in the 18th Re giment of Bombay Native Infastry—J. Twitchin, Raglan- Owe, Isatleh-town, builder—W. Miller, Blenheim-terrace, Bt. Jelmerwood, hairdresser—O. Wildman, Cloth-fair, West llinltlesid, stove and range maker—E. Houston, tpper a Derrb ko to Lambeth, beer-shop keeper—C. T. Jacob, -.met, King's-crow, tubsoowast—T. H. Derville, Larapterrace, Kennington-wad, attonsey's dark—E. T. M. Ewell, Barney, clerk to potteee—H. A. Cowl, pica Chelsea, vocalist—H. Christmas, Rasa-street, pabbaut—A. Aspdea, Old Fish-Asst-2(3:1 : woollen (odor—lt. Allcock, St. Alban'e-plact, P Imes dealer—J. I'. Oflicv, Old-street, St. Luke's, beker—S. Billow, Great Titchtlelci-strest, Msrylebona esipmeer—P. Pepe, Crewcut, Ilsckney-road, porter toe silk magafseearee —W. Winter, Coventry-house, Piccadilly, coaehreem—H. Martin, Belle Vue-terrece, Holloway, plumber. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Jose JANES YONDER Baton end CitILISTOPHIII MTh Vitt YONDER fitter, Lower Theme-street, City, to berm immireturere—ld s divideudefe,. 6 d, mammals, Timiniay, at Standakra, Haanshall-.ueet. WILLIAM ?TAT; Blarkfriara-road, boot and altos wallah*. israr— . lst_diyidond of 20., soy Tlinrsday, at Btanafeld'a, O d Ezamarr, Cork-street, tailons-2nd dividend of fla SL A Lfov ,; L i a ry nd three subsequent Wednesdays, at La* LW= BATIXAN, Southatuptaa-kaildiags, agent-4th did. dad of St:I: i ll, and three subsequaa Wednesdays, st Lee s,_ IDWAILD WATMOVOS ter, draper-4d dividend of Su 1044., Nov. 10, Lid any subsequent Tuesday, at Iler same% dasettedar. Jost BUT, Halifax, linendraper—lst dividend of as. 3d., gay Friday, at Hope's, Leeds. Sumas Dtit.os, Hal i fax , boot soaker—lit dividend of Is. St, say Friday, at Hope's, Leeds. Wit.t.Laa lusty OPNVIIN, Bedford, aharebroker—tad dividend el lid., any Friday, at Hopes, Leeds. Roust Avatasos, York, perfumer-Ist dividend of 4s. 9d., say Friday, at Hopes, Leeds. WILMAN and MINT, Batley, esanufacturers—let dividend of lOa,any at Hope's, Leeds. TIONAI moray GRIFFITH., Lossattoor, Woroestashire, sad daske—la dividesd of 2a. It, Nov. 12, and any sub. .gnat Thursday, at Whitmore., Birmillsro. COLUMNS ELIXIR 01101 M, Eorinhall, Bteffordshire, grocer —lid bad at b. (beteg portion of let dividend of 10..), New. 11, and may sabsequent Thursday, at Christie's, Bir adsgbant. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 1. D. Collis, Bishops &onkel, Heetiosdahlre, draper —Dee. 1. I. J. Howard, Doks•stmet, Westminster, money mehensr—Des. 1. J. W. Knights, Ipswich men merchant —Des. 1. G. 12111111sa, Beano-mast, Blsoitfriereaosd, drew—Dss. 1. 8. Mar Litchoreh, Derbyshire, lan burr—Dee. i T. Fouley, ShmMeham, rover—Dec. 2. J. idwessfre, Waeselsimples. wise marehent—Dee. 2. J. ~.,1 11sweibtry, bop mareset—Dso. 2. C. W. HA Ent =Jar —Dr. 2. J. Jaws, Lim, brewer—Du. 8. D. leeks Baesloytm. hellise—Doe. 17. J. WethA Maw 111. Ilemesibs =as holder—Dec. J. W. W. ibess israwr, Omer. 'hip bailder—Noe. 12. lielidelmt —Dee. 7. J. Hill, Chester, ciordweiser—_ .Doe. Phelps, Audios, Cheshire, draw—Dee. 2. T. LeVelliesie, Liverpool, shimmith— Dee. I. W. Sta. k, Newton. Lama shim, glees rossotscturer—Doe. 4. C. Fairlsosb, Nesromatle nyas-Tyne, rbememongsr—Dee. 4. J. H. Bomen,Jaa., New eamehe-spon-Tyne, emondeskee merehant—Der. 2. J. Ste itries, Wisterias, Llaceleslidets, isakeeper—Dr. 2. G. Lintels, autzebeilet agiet. ..CEIT&ICATBB to be gi eseekVidire aim be shown to the ICS on or bean the iley el taretag. Dee. 2. M. Mau Somer'epleoe, New-read, ems& broker —Dee. 2. J. F. A. Pinch, Wachs City teenuleelon sienitaat—Det. 4. W. Tent, Royal City, Mar Dee. 4. Charles Stanley Boren sad Charles S:mtheen Brno, abut's-building*, Orosessor.equare, bookbisders—Deo. 7. Wiltshire, O. r, , -thi.."4: d: Toldmikewpares-worTyibe, eitieues......-. -Dn. 2.J . W. e owittaibperrar r. 24 l..er lhe. & J. li b;a ln l get. t B . Cr rain, a.m. rllrova, Strla W ilisa, lastilff Dllll._ S. . Poi: Yr To& cern sarabost—Dee. 2. C. P. Banat, Lamb, 1216. imiAgaz lAgers "stnt tailea l ig l asstr i mlativol.a. aliter.. d r ul de j a vist . " MW ICY dam, • ; • not banana yen 708rziaisrarx 5v........r. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1 .. _ "4 ila din 6 Loda m ira g m a i r g"l ' —C. 8. .... Wee ==': b...., Boor' raf;xti . arrn,—Vi. H. *akin.= and W i Torn. : Or An to tne oss, istiobror, letter vim printers—T. Bass., and P. W. IMO . 111111=1101• aft mom Wilk Fingili, Liverpool, .hip vantera—F. C. Arvortg and C. 8. ItIEB tr /warsad, erman r W i t i ni. 10sholma: frarriagioa. satlasdoa , Voishinr, worka;s a a and knwa 0 rms. end se Odelp at tin or composie of Us from the wraps we dining, .1 1 4: 4 bs "" 1. • ii " tr u k ik arnrk . , .......... =shad tran—J. F. Wallow and F. Batt, Chaster, &ti ... " arn Zwortleasorn arninnTrri divaranalw—W. Alley and T. Ealniar, Birmingham, wood _., _ w •I!.___a .. lbooLbeltelle, Mr/ ameasimrsre-14. Squire and H. lealop, Hertford, 1:,. iI t.,ZAZZLWti d ...." . and wrowhweil i . ac MZ. Hama, U . Hum, and W. Rol iv a tte:=l,ft mew olln nerono„ le lie WOW cotton slimmers—J. del:duns and end obiob o• Or ono t s .l l eoftriiinneorsonergsnebtro neerepeper proprietors jui 5 .... 1 . 1 ". ....i . "." . .., ~, a ..... fte . ll. ", SM —L. Ewer and D. . Hyena, Stanford Dingley , Bertrittirw ........ w a wa ....1 ikei ... bi n , .....-7c4hr. Y.11.11111111,T. la* NA W. Flateloar, Bradford, corantrica * en Lank waw__HA.ar roar 1111.11• in erne to an, LIA: aso aninta—D. L. /adman and I. China, Aberdeen, hat sent .s. ."42,...,... I'M:CZ d IN Wor, facturerso• Ilar la mar& Um firm of T. °Owe. F. 67, looms O. WEINIML liana : ' Wa m ; SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. : S. DATED Pann„ 11•11601111/1111ia, Not, 17, et lbe ' ; iii ."4. ll4rewl. Nods Imiaap, 0 XI V NA YOZY. CANTNEBLItV.—Mr. Thomas Norman Wightwick (oaninevelive). Mr. Wlghterlck received 12, Alderman Plummer, 16 votes. MAROATL—Mr. O. Y. Hunter elected unanimously. MALIMITOMIL—Mr. Wickham elected nuenhuously. CoLcitsataa.—Mr. Duncan. Ira wzme.—Mr. B. Ouddard. PLYnorrn.—Mr. Richard Hicks. DITOXPOILL—Mr. R. B. Watson, re-alerted. The number of to death has been reeyTS;Sid;r•hie - in 481; ai; of which 28 have been canted into execia,Uon, 8 commuted, and 14 still remain in enereme. Silesia Lions reckons 14 own denmeatirea, 'ISM Is the Rhenish Province, which le thickly =there he. bath rely 1, rid aces is Westphalia. en between the assent lad westent proem. d the mseerehy be. hem thawed ter tem years past bilFLOTllitelT OF CONVICTS ON TS! PUBLIC Wow *s CIATHAM.—Darlute met week :emend Madrid tomice, eeperated into t gangs, have hem employed ta figstring the public roads at Chatham), mite the emend of the Oremace mitheritles. They amend Mang, cod led, end shMbodied telleers, rwereatiag a sinking manse lie the Month mires see site. ems caviling goat isaldag hr ermpkrprot screams ot °outride at wort In the streets hr cared moths sari" as some wa nder itie nts t taterhewmis with thalami marts. , more whim th ere are bectrels out of emploL meat, le myth* la the shape of work would • greet ism It the entharithe see et a Me to find sal !r the tiered amble now teethed at let then Meat their thealke to the antheakmeat el the Medway, a subject to whet the attesters of parte. meat Me keen celled, and which, me Mg, will become of mime Impartial:a if we with te peens ia a flourlthiag erailltke the important naval seablikeent et Chatham. Yen ago It was predicted that maim eonsethiag were done to anem the wearing away of the banks of the Medway, that river would soon he closed to ships of great drought, sad each year seems to add strength to that methods's. It is to be hoped that the attention of the authorities may be aroused to the turret necessity of arresting the threatened calamity, end no more effectual means can be devised than is employer the large body of convicts now living in com parative idleness at Chatham in embeaking the river as both sides hoot Chatham to barren.—South laitern Castle. THREE MEN SrITOCATED.—An inqueot wtu held yesterday at Rimpton, domeeentehire, on the beans of Georp Cot, aged 20, &las Tack, aged 46, and Henry Par a), 23. The father of the deceased first.named is a sad bee on kis premises a large tank for the recept7or .7 2 whey, which is thence conveyed by a wooden shoot to the pig troughs. This tank wee emptied of its contents, that it saght he cleaned, and George Co. went dawn into it he that parpow. When at the bottom of the latter he was ohawred to stagger and fell. Tack than west down to hie aesietanos, mad foil in like manner, as did Pardy, who hi. lowed his. One M theisyetanders, when part way down he leader, perceived strong fame of carbon* •a pe fi ty y / vie which time is no dont* that the arm were killed. were all Art vim i. taken est K the task. • wad io. swab, Mim MB OITI OP GLASGOW BIM (NY ILLICIIIIC TILLOTLAPIII GLASGOW, WIDNIIIDAY, 10.46 Lai. The City of Glasgow Beek hes jest domed its doom BUSPIATION 07 TIM 1,182722 N .134211 07 SCOTLAND. The following circular ham been iweed by the directors of the Western Beak to the akanisoldsrs : _.Mspipm,NovAle67. "Ladies and Grattlemen,—lt is our pabital duty to WS mate to you that a concurrent* of choulnatancas of a very adverse nature, both in thin country and abroad, affecting oar pecuniary reeouroes and credit, has compelled us to coma to the :embalm this day of mamodlag payment of the company obligati:eta, both at head-quarters and at the Imam. "We oan morn you that this resolution bee sot bon adopted wilhoot anxious and persevering esdesvolue to obtain amok from kindred establishments both in Zaglend and lmoand, as, without involving much risk te then, might lave enabled us to tide over war must . Moakley nod nest a esteatrophe which, ea publie as well ,rivals suotteds, we shell naver ...em to deplore. This does not appose le as the proper time to rater into sop time se to the moor in which our applicstkee for eld won met. AU that it is neomery to my is, that the hied. deg Scotch banks, after conceding assistance to a limited midst, on security, have sem it right to withhold ell fur ther aid. " la regard to the future, two mane, of action seem open to the teak, sad to three who ore involved la its mobaressr rants, whether es meditate or ea shareholders. These two courses, althoyh pointing st different results, msy both be permed siatulmaeosay, sad, we are advised, ought to be adopted for the interest' sad safety of ell coomened. To aaderetend this it will be aereesery to toy a few word. es to the meld= of the abbe of the beak. " Although no labium bee bees made of the bode of the beak Maw the email balsam in May lest, sad sithough, no doubt, severe lames have beta banned she that dote, yet we hays rata w hem lithos to gives far the graded trindiag-ap of the Odra that the compsag mob wili more they smillaist to pay the whole debts. This how ever, will soak &paid as the ghee of ommaareiel slabs la this ore:airy omi is bowies &stag the met els meths. Bat, at all avails, the eatieobted mean d the bilivldaal putams el the ocmgeay, If rendered available by a j■dldens ►yd® et reatleatica, are greatly more thms sulliolsat to gametes mama& of ell Bo deposit. and " la theecirounietawses, the course which ft appears to us would decidedly be most advantageous, for all parties to perms, would be—an extension of time for payment at the dies and obligaticiaa of the cot:limey—coupled with • eye tsm and menagmeent of its affairs under impectice—end swarnally, perhaps, an amalgamation of its busing= with that of mime other bank. It belongs, hawser, to the me ditate at the bask to expo= thole opinion whether Ina • plank the one most desirable to be folkered ; snd for that pur. pose we propose, es soon es possible, to all together &Mkt meetings of the creditors, et the piens met convenient for them, UM they may appoint some one to represent them should they sot Ond it couvenient themeless to ahead at a central meeting to be held in Glamor It is quits obvious that this mode of arrangement lemma great (ordnance, if not hearty co-operation on the part of individuals ; but, where such extensive and widely-ranifeed Interests are at stake, it is thought not cuireeeonable to hope that, should there be • diversity of view. among them, Ms minority will yield to the majority. The other were to be pursued is that of at cow take; the prel 'Misery stem for winding-cep la • legal way. Al though this pion would detail great meadow in the realer lion of the manta beth of the cowpony and of the shirr holders, It may become seetisey to resort to ft. It is for tunes the so set of pediment was passed_ len semi= to usable baddeg ememene te pesos n=e =ws nadir the operation of the Joint-neck Act of 1866, in all mem= ex cept as regards limited liability. The elaireholdere and their estates most, under all eironmeneces, remain liable to the full extent for the debts of the bank. The adoption of this set would, In our estimetion, be of esportmee, were the bunnies to be venial on. But the sot ecetaine, besides, very minable end judicious dames, ambling a '47Liy, placed in circumstances Bk. the n wound up, and the mesas of the individual preen to be made available for the early liquidation of the debts. To adopt the act reCuires only the resolution of • special general meeting of tle sharMolders. We have therefore resolved on immediately calling such • nosseing, to provide for the eventuality of much • course of action Meg preferred by the creditors, or forced on the company by edema circumitarms. _ . t• L tearindoth tt to hoped yea will see that we have bees astaeled by the eagle than to do our duty to the cream as era - as the shareholders in th e unfortunate pen be which they have been placed ; and, at the earliest able momest, to take the instractione of these who illy Gadded to direct um to all further proceedings.— I am, - ladies eadgestlasea, your moat obedient torrent (by air of the direolon) L "J. S. FLWING, Manager, ati tem." She esepeneica td payments as othedallyabove, area= oombierable mcitamait at the had-office sad the arise resales It Glasgow ea Monday. Miles-Acct pre emie! quite • moos ; in fact, theastreate hos Azgyle.street was [deafly block= up, not, we should=, by men who bed eazr land Is the stoppage of the lank, let Par them whose autosity led them to aeons • crard,==o for sereeddng of interest, bemoan et the =at of snythieg ales to interest themselves. Deno the ahem= :way per t= who had a few notes of the Wadies wen to be sem anima for obese, and no deabt their eadely we. serer what'uMable, for a all likelihood, me the Manama tam occurs on the Mow .4 day and they may have Spaded upon paying their rote from their Gala snap, the km of hear hate exchange is more Vietnams then may people, other wise einumetanosd, can well amp= The aowds that =itthe principal banking °Moe diegerad themedvse re o'clock, and there was no attempt at riot. Meat arm o'clock at night them was a large opike dpa be front of the ma branch of :s e e . % impi Mad, in Trtagate. The depositon were sager ganlogan to withdraw their savings ; but how their hen =dim azeited we (Daily NM) bare been unable to learn. Bath vas the math of the matinion, however, that hate wore bae i ti s mi dis t end en bass= amount of jostling took playa 'fie Neestlietl &gen, the B ak and we bovine tbet Owe. Me City of Otago, Beak will be egad la the inn& doll lb* depositors. So he as we mil lowa. main the ablenellen of the idlers, the Mr. OA yen* seem have been via eafelactorily arnapd with. A Womble aegildt boa Obegeeroisted bat night, oar, .-- , '2lirdwAgeset pm we mob es the Volta, City o d f=ow, Ifervalty &Any Desks. bet the wee pmemilly laibillad about two o'ciccit the run had de Ithetiall. The Mellesel Security Barium Bank paid beak, bet oat O p nnorotial Doak woo pimply min, which ceased. run on that Y The Ohm= eserepastlent m ort:e L /Vores says of the ms. Cardie Vedas Beek It is now well known that imallable math has been mord by the most rookie= almeaspmeat i , =doh left the beak utterly unable to strug gle =lea lbe puma abb. Mr. John Taylor was sp =l"at ia t October, 1862, and it hen now arowlabot this gentlemen Imo edrenced the fund. of the Itiable Ile most .e meaner to cements which were total uompayi wd ealerged aedit. Four of thaw oonoerna law boom bealngt within the last month, and the loes s ea b o V lames slam eon estimated at not Ices then At lbe ma time the directors have cry geed anglloom It overlooking the haeseelithe at fink resume. •Kr Taylor wee &mind Is. bb eYem gad tear win ego, but it was too Lae to lark le siaaialf, kr en made-sersaat of die trust bed at In *whisk is depaite were in the course of being waist's le • wet meemet. Looking to thin atig rerating lath owl the rat amen of American bills becom ing den in lowilmoion earn hake found it was homiest to sot esehla Oa V sad hence the catastrophe. The bob bad a gigue =did of 1,600,00 W., sad pre vious to the_ wag* In el the withdrawal of th e deposits it wee veratinitM to held deposits to the amount of about s t iskisk oava g . Its banking powers were thou let iima armee* Ova 'ma millions =ding. It is esaaallafasy liat vat a Whin will be kat by any but ths abembeline, awannt altogether to M 0 venous. Amos dm.lousios,aara ant a lam number of widows eephase, Whose whets mem bad been invested in the boa *rem, whisk of bee years lam laid a dividend at the Me et 9 per mat. Thom are also in the proprietary many at the most wealthy ma In the Magic= of whom may be menliesel ear of the brothers Bab{ at who we well hams to be skis to pay the • 132 = the Item et the teak eat et their own more, it Ude were asoleemy. By be patlenen Antellare, every perm la elettla to be pit le bilL The enders swe—Mr. Them Dunlop IMegt eawcas tpetetwev; Mr. Aram Dmilop. Thom as WC'S, menthek Olemow ; Mr. Theme iassiee Oaths= a= thilekeladea; Mr. Theca Gray Bach. of Hesti a; alsd• alusissea of Ude ; sad Mr. Wallets Log* relaillo.. • DITATAL PALM'. ONE SHILLING DAT. TIMM; Net. HlL—Adadmigss ealowswit, ; ea% Ay soma lib, 1111 4111fil *So% 531. TEE LIVERPOOL 301OUGH BEIM BIRTHS AND DEATIIB IN LONDON. LIVRILPOOL, TOZSDAT. Pursuant tow advertisement in the local journals, ea adnnethoory mama to of thes of the Borough Bank wahad at thecae., fs W afer at DOOM to-day, kw the porpae of rewiring a statement of the affairs and concerns d the company, and also a assenting to, or diesesting ftoo2, 1100 to be then proposed for rnOstsr art the eceepeny nada the Joint-stock Campania Act Of 1867, and oleo of taking into consideration such Oboe mea sures as a the premed circumstances of the Bank may be deemed advisable. Mr. WUkisan Rainbow, chairmen of the board of directors, occupied the chair. There were 103 holding 36,664 hares, end amiss were =re 37_pereos, 21,887 shares. The asps takes Ince the ettspeadon of the bank ware de tailed by the chanson, and approved of by the d it being staled that depositors to the extent of one=o l n de a agreed to the terms proposed. It wee then moved by Mr. A. B. Smacker, and seconded by Mr. 8. Martin, " That the banking company celled the pp Li r Liverpool Beeough Bank be forthwithjesiseered a cam "wader the Joint-stock flkales Act of lea The realedion wee adopted unsairoosaly. On thematlan of Mr. H. Raba, ft was neolved unsai mealy, " That the thanks of theme due and an banby given to the committee of for their valu ate servals, and that they be requested to canna to ren der their ftmos." On the maim of Mr. 'indicant, seconded by Mr. J. Crop yet, haw molted tuuninionaly, " That this misting be grieved 1111 Thurelay, the 12th inst., at two o'clock, err the purpose of allowing the company to be registered In the memanse seder the Joint Stock Banking Companies Act of 1867, and upon such reghnation being effected., to meta from the directors a statement of the admire and cements of the company, and to take into consideration the peopristy of windbaup voluntarily under the provide= of the said set, or of Wong such other proceedings as might be downed =- patent." The meeting was conadared private, and the foregoing accounts are of official origin. We gather from other somas that, in answer to . sonne queetions put at the meeting, it was stated that not a male penny of the bank funds had been lost through the personal proceedings of the directors, or the relatives or 001111BIJODB of the directors. The meeting wee throughout most harmonious, and the whole proceedings did not occupy more than forty minutes. The returns now exhibit that increase in the mortality which usually begins in the lithium& of the year. In the present instance the lactase' is conaiderable : the deaths registered in London, which in the two preceding week* were 988 and 1.047, having risen in the week that ended last Saturday (November 7th) to 1,166. In the ten years 1847-66 the average number of deaths in the weeks comemonding with last week was 1,039. But population has iniesseed, and the same rale of mortality would have produced last week 1,143 deaths. The actual number Is slightly la cram of the estimated number, a result which is not so tavoarable as than that have been recently obtained. The births returned In the woe week exceed the deaths by 516. In comparing the deaths now returned with those of the former week, and distributing the ages at death in five vicen- Weds, it will sprier that the increase above mentioned occurred in every period except that which extends from 40 to 60 year. Amongst permits 60 ern old and upwards the deaths Jemmied from 1311 to 25 0. From diseases of the reigestory organs (exclusive of hooping-cough and phthisia) the number of pee sus who died at all ages in the previous week was 190; last week it was 261. Influenza showed kalif, and though only 4 cease are referred to it in the tables, part of the temease found ender some other complaint is due to its influence. Tin deaths from &came d rl ib i ly igeedve ergots row frem 56 to 79. Under other heads the lbeetomions an unimportant. Three children and two Milts (the latter in the Saull-pox Regent) died of eseell-pee. Twenty-three children died of measles ; awl Iva at tiro did lea the woh-district et White. arum-etreet. In that sab-dlentet 9 out of the 18 &Mho returned were from merles *seriatim, and fever. Dierrhase madams to decline, end the deaths been it Let week were only 27. There were 2 deaths hem obolere : a f uct widow as 4 . enfejt e eil m on 4thl i ormbe er ji :41.141,Grardel man, 38 died tee November at 2, Gemietent of "cholera, after 14 hour/ eile." Sir lt esarven to noticed that 4 children died Iran want of bresninilk in St. George's Waltham, Little Chelsea, 3 on the Ist instant, one on the 2nd. Three of these intents were foundlings The total number el deaths from want el brash milk or inanition in Leaden was 18. Six nonsgenertene died la the week; the oldest et these was • widow, aged 96 years, who died at 7, Little Denneerk-street, St. aa.; she received the Queen's Density, and he pert supported herself, till within a year of her death, by needlework. Lest week the births of 869 Mrs and 823 girls, in all 1,682 child=were registered In London. In the ten correepond -147 of the years 1847-66 the average number was 'At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer Ice the week was 29.748 in. The mean reading an Saturday was 80072 In. The mean tem et the week was 631 deg., which is 71 deg. a e tl a e t Zi r re e awvisnogg.a of the mme week In 43 years (as determined by Mr. OYfaber). The mean daily temperature was considerably above the average throughout the week, and on Tuesday the excess was so much as 121 deg. The highest reading of the thermometer in the shade occurred on Tuesday, and wee 641 deg.; the lowest was 431 deg. on the previous day. The mien daily range of the week was 10 1 deg. The grestest range occurred on Monday and was 151 deg. The soma dew-point temperature was 62.1 deg., and the differ ence between this and the mean air temperature was only 11 deg. The temperature of the water of the Thames =lahem 50.2 deg. to 541 deg. At the beginning of the the wired was in the south-east, on the last four daye It blew generally from the northeast. Rain fell to the amount of 049 - in., nearly all of which fell on Wednesday. TRADE Or NolamlCß.—The failure of mercantile Lwow has &Meta the wholesale boot and shoe trade in Norwich to a considerable extant. Many large orders have been cenntsmusnded, and some manufacturers have very little employment for the operatives. One firm, however, has obtained a kegs contrast for the supply of the Mflitis, gad ell the hands that an be got are required to supply the large quantity dawn's goods now wanted by the govern ingat. At this MKS .1 the year the trade b always dull for the supply of woman's geode, the demand being I for the hem market. fast at present there la no great demand for woman's goods, either in the American or colonial mar kets. The mills are still In full work in the production of allk, woollen, and mohair yarns. A new wholesale firm has commenced busineu in the silk trade. Manufacturers of the textile fabrics are very busy tn goods for the spring season. Meat of the are made lethally for London wholesale and shipping noes, and from the whole =le houses they are distributed over the coentry.—Bery. sod Norwich Post. 3lltaling. HALLOWELL AND CO. or PHILADELe ago.—Thor Philadelphia Bulletin of Oc tober 2hth says:— "Bow time ago the report of the snapstuaion of the house of Hallowell and Co., intended to apply to Charles Hallowell and Co., bathes, In Philadelphia, wee telegraphed hews to New Yark. It was associated in the despatch with the err pansies of a large silk house, and the natural inference was that It was also the silk house of Morris L. Hallowell and Co. thee had atiepseded. The New York papas, the nut day, corrected this impretedon • but in the meantime the' papers of the previous day h ad gone to Europe, where the ' ant report was published and circulated, without the subse quent CatllC4ollllßpelltillg, thus doing great Within' to the house in THE at. " A l AND IRON TRADES.—There is a ma rina apprehension that the present disastrous commercial panic in America will operate injuriously upon the iron trade, and in time a ff ect the deman dfor coals as well. That ocean, has been for long one of the largest consumes of our metals, and the sudden cessation of demand will be severely felt in many districts. In South Wales, several large works are almost entirely dependent on the United States market, and although in some cues the =tracts un dertaken before the present crisis are sufficiently extensive to keep the astablishmenta at work, yet the proprietors feel themselves in a very nude position. In Sheffield the steel trade hoe suffered considerably, but neither Stafford/hire nor the north of England have, as yet, been involved to any seri ous extent, Omagh the high rate of disconnt and the diffi culty of obtaining money, operates greatly to the prejudice of all connected with the staple trades of these districts. There la a good salefor coals both for the home and foreign miebets, and theccal owner' consider tluir prospect. for rh s := 6,- moaning—always provided est no general of commerce 8111511611. Pricer in London remain about the mama —Darts' tae new. THE TRADE or Lrymoot..—LIVERPOOL, Moir- DAY.—The Customs Bill of Entry, published this morning, rives a return of the number and Menage of the ships that have entered inwards from and clewed outwards for foreign ports in the week ending the 7th el Nov., 1857, u well as the corresponding period of 1836. It appears that during the lot week 61 ships of an aggregate tonnage of 81,960 taw entered Inwards against 83 - Aim 51,593 tons in 1866, being a decrease of 22 in the number of ships, and a decreer of 19,643 tons in the tonnage • the number of clearanoes out wards during the week, 73 ;hips, of a tonnage of 38,384 tor., against 95 ships and 63,103 tons in IM6, being a de crease of 22 ships and 14,719 tons. The total num ber of ships reported inwards from foreign pore during the =year up to the 7th of Nov. was 3,819, with a 42,043,261 tone, against 3,769, and 2,126,900 tons lathe year 1866, showing an income of 60 ships and a de crease of 83,649 tons. The total number of ships cleared outwards for foreign port. during the present year up to the 7th of Nev., wee 4,372, with a tonnage of 2,208,210 tone, 4,183 ships, and 2,263,326 toes in the year 1866, 2: 1 4 4 an increase of 189 shipsand a demeaned 55,115 tons. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL IIOCIETT.—Thre opening meeting far the simian was held on Monday evening at Burlington Hume, Sir Roderick I. Murchison, president, in the chair. Ameng thou preempt were— th e Earl of Shef field, Cilsereels Monteith and Phillips; Colonels Gawler, Fortieth, Sotheby, and King; Major Vardon, Mr. R. Stephenson, M.P., Drs. Livingston, Redskin, Fitton, Mackie, Hinkle, and Baden Powell ; Captains Co ll inson, Paulson, Aldr ich, Hamilton, Ryder, Tindal, and Hall, R.N. dr.c. The diploma of the society as oaresponding member was presented to Dr. Livingston amid general applause. The president announced the publication of Dr. Livingnee's weft recounting his travels in Africa, which might be fairly reckoned ea the moat remattabie feature of the year. The attention of the meeting was then called to the first volume of the Proceedings of the Society, the 11th number of which had just been thud. The chair man dwelt upon the advantage the mambos derived from being furnished by this publication with early Information with !nerd to the subjects brought before the society, and finally mad an eatract from letters which had been received from Captains Young and M'Clintock, off Greenland, re porting the pragre of the Franklin Expedition. The so:melons to the libwy and map room sines the last meet ing were numerous and Important. The papers read were : —l. Additional Notes of the North Australian Expedition, under Mr. A. C. Gregory, by Mr. Thomas Baines, artlat to the expedition; 2. Late Dbooveries in the Country to the North et Mount Serie, by Assistant-Surveyor-General G. W. Goyder, in command of the South Austral i tn b. F= Ron, communicated by the Right Hon. H. 3. Results of Dr. Vogel and Carmel Maguire s Astro nomical Observations in Central Aldo', competed at the Map-home of the Royal Geographical Society, by Mr. C. Georg*, R.N. The meeting then adjourned to Nov. 23. DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.—On Thursday evening last, a distressing accident, which It was at Orstfeared wouffi result fatally, occurred to Miss Martha Briscoe, third ter of George Barium, Esq., of Melbourne Hell, Da• formerly of the Oldfallinga i rr this town. The THE BRIGHTON Excnasiorz SEASON.—The ex cursion 11111•311 en our railway being now brought to a does, It in only right that we should congratulate the directors upon the succor which has attended it, and compliniant them for the excellence as well as the liberality of their arrangement.. During the meson just closed these excursion took a much wider and more extensive scope than had been the practice on this railway, and not only included several additional trains from the metropolis and adjacent populous districts, but, for the first time as a system, radiated from Brighton along the main line and its coast branched, and from those several points to Brighton. The increased influx of visitors, which was the natural consequence, conferred great and ma terial benefit upon our trading community for which its thanks Sr. due—and we take the liberty of tendering them; and we are gratified in being able to state that the company's revenue has also materially benefited by the additional naM developed by these mean'. Not a single accident or contre temps deny knit accurred though several thousands of pee gurwees conveyed.—BrigAton Guardian. NEW CHURCH FOR BRIGHTON.—On Sunday morning, at Bt. Paul's Church, West-street, the Rev. Arthur Wagner made an announcement to the congregation which took them somewhat by surprise. He said that St. Paul's our only built for the poor, and that oft its seats should have been free rats, but owing to uncontrollable c.treumetanom the poor did not get the tree mats. The rev. gentleman added that it was_ eed to ern a small church In the centre of sorne s poor . d, as soon as the funds could be raised. THE Naw BRIDGE AT CHELSE.A.—The Times of this morning gives a description of the new bridge at Chelsea, which has long been in coarse of construction, and will shortly be opened Imes public traffic. The following de tails will sated en Men et a structure, considered by the water to be, in point el Leign the moat elegant and orna mental that has yet egema,M the Thames :—" Two towers at cast iron columnar blueing support the chains and arches, or rather opmdege Them towers are card in elabo rate etherental mew of open lattice work, like the case eat de of EOM= berm and sannounted with pointed mtherath and lentetrea, which give to the whole tin inexpressibly light and graceful effect. The cornice of the towers, the parapet of the bridge, and the light rail which divides the footpath from the road seed of the same pleasing ornamental kind, and in keeping with the main features of the design. Be tween the river walls at Trinity high-weiter line the total length of the bridge is 704 feet, of which the centre arch oe Lsoi, 333 feet, and the two side openings 1661 feet each. width of the bridge for truffle is 47 feet—that Is, a car riage way of 32 bet end two footways of 7 feet 6 Inches each. The.Mers upon which the towers are built and sus pension cluing hung are each 88 feet in length and 19 in width, sad terminate in curved curator 7 feet 6 inches above the level of high-water mark." The whole cast of the bridge up to the present time amounts only to 88,0001., or 21. 24. 6d. per square foot of surfaoe—a sum remarkably small when compared with the other bridges of the metro polis. The new structure when opened will communicate with the new path at Battersea, and afford the public an ac commodation long needed at that part of the river. CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA.—On Monday afternoon a public meeting WY held In Queen-street Hall, Edinburgh, for the roper of Arming, In connection with the present Indian Crisis, an emaciation for the removal of all govern ment encouragement of caste, connection with idolatry, and opposition to the profession and the promulgation of Chris tianity in the East. There was a pretty largo attendance, chiefly of ladies. Colonel Anderson, RICA., presided; and on the platform were Mr. Adam Black, M.P., Mr. Charles Cowan, M.P., Sir William Johnston, Lord Benholose, Rm. Drs Alexander Candlish, Hoene, Hunte r , Begg, Dunca Andrew Thomson, and M'Farlane (Dolkeith), _ Colonel Wakefield, Mejor Davidson, H.E.1.C.5., Mr. Findlay An derson, Dr. Tweedis, Rev. Mr. Robertson Rev. Mr. Lewis (Leith), D. Maclages, Bev. Mr. Hardie, dm. One of the resolutions adopted was to the effect that, for the purposes of inquiry, deliberation, and action, an association be formed in Edinburgh, to subsist so long es it may be needed for the end in view and that the said association or its committee be authorised to take immediate steps for promoting the esta blishment of similar associations all over Soothed, so that, if it shall be deemed expedient a national movement and demonstration in this greet cause might be made; that the association is not to form a new mission, but to aid In the evangelirtion of India by protesting against all govern ment countenance of caste, connection with idolatry, and opLontion to the profession and propagation of Christianity. Thlt IRON AND COAL TRADEIL—The directors of the Bask of England have, during the bat fortnight, ad vanced the rate of discount from 8 to 10 per cent., and this, coupled with the American crash, has produced considerable . . . . of the ironmester &tighter byekire, fen__ _ young lady, who was on a visit to --... Briscoe, of Summer- depiewion in the iron trade. A potion MU, new Kingewinford, accidentally set fire to her evening have blown out some of their furnaces, and others will pro. dram with a candle, and before the dames could be satin- bably either follow in train or reduce their make—the in guished ems so severely burnt that it was for ewes time creased tightness in the money market, combined with a doubtful whether her system would recover from the shock ; want of confidence, each operating to produce this meek. but on Saluda she raffled, and is now, we are happy to The Scotch trade and that of South Wale. are in a state of leen, progrcadng favourably. It is also gratifying to be languor; the latter owing to the absence of orders for rails, able to state that although Miss Mime sustained serious upon which It materially depend.. The mills and forges Injuries she in not likely to be at all disfigured.— Waver- d South Staffordshire and East Worcesterehire we, up to Assispton CAromicle. the present, fully employed, and no doubt the first house. NEW Yonx CONSELATE.—A colonial paper sap, will be through the quarter, owing to the orders they on the appointment of the Hon. Edward M. Archibald to have on bud; but it is manifest that the meande c . the poet of British Consul at New York: Mr. Archibald Were of hear goods Sr. getting abort of orders. Pig far number of years bald various poste of honour and re. iron ia a shade tower, but partite who can hold prefer ty in Newfoundland, where he earned for himself a doing so rather than sell at a eacrifice. There are some, :r i r il li eputation in his capacity of AttornerOsseral end however, who must sell if their w d orkr i re to go • 1• e. and ens 0/1050 adviser to the mown. Hie esteneive legal amain- these bar= ba the d re rro:ze th to th iut been*. willingness 0r ... 1mm 0. the e meats wore gensrany soloundadged, and his decides. on the youth bench, to which he wee elevated en one or two cioassions pert or the keel bankers to monist their custoniers se far se oon d a tently eon. As the bulk of the business in this during the rem pwary absence d the judge, were always re- theydt atrl et bi srrfed es by eh .... hem menthe . bm , re m. s gwdsdse mmd and eatisteetery." A letter from Vienna, in the Aryeietry Gazette, ai. a m li y. i twa tury b rd tu w . tro pt alz ed in en w ud aat hi of gh caik .t. are cursed serionsl f l r says :—" According to authentic intaillgreas rereired tram owe. The ...I bide Is brick , and the pete . Lemberg, the fleet reassures foe obtaining frown the Austri an drtnly aim is every probability mines ahrgy transfer of their spare capital to Rome for aceledastkal objects have been made in Uslida. The trea t 7l i tt g , 17 having plenty of work during the winter, as the D e .m.j.....m e i t that F ... h e .. w e . =lir war pewees upon the working population is felt %She rising dtiet , otai and hands are not war abundant. to efi gtel ih th e all ene dfirrea d ble thei fun r do wdir to to tit' who ceplial m t is Romer ~lliea aid min c e attend their work "IV r, but refuse in moat instances to on the wall reternßf r... the aeme l tha° . to a drak don k heir give evq w . k .." to rs ab wh" Gooey. The pika,nes, however, mine, D . 7 their ov er. or do er without ahead% re by Art. 30 of the Cosomdat elm., to d o seven end days per wee k. is • hr nasard e n em b e d ere , t h e shade lower than it was, ewbe to the downward taming! tohnigielleraon d aciainioni pussy: of Fig her. —Whierberefdan WO•itif al this day. •