The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-30 00:00:00

r NEWSPAPER '• 1 . ':; . , szl• iii c k r .l,.. , . • r .-•, - ' sstuti )L3 .',.....__. .. , . . .... ...rs; . . .. . . nowt <l - '! . L. -.7 • > , , 72, % , . • 2 [stamped, id. Additional.) LONDON, MONDAT . EVENING, NOVEMBER .80. 'lBBB. crWO. No. 5,400.) CIALETTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hopi il iC ad Yuma-8/ZAII COIOWNICATION between LON DON and INDIA by the reveneeet ate* of Stamen halebeing to the gad India and Leader If= 4. oorpmay (LirMal. flee Imo-mown arm INDIANA. ;Yr tom 300-base power . J. 11 16 1 1. 4 H, Cormaarka, now loading ie the Viaarla (Loden) Docks, will leave on 9th January, eineeridui Plwergers at and lewd= Gravesend on the USA January, for Carers, eagle( at the Cape of Good Hope and Madre. Mr 111111pd6osall rap, rat expreasiy for tlas India that,, Ow beam thoroughly reared. has tint-rate se ocariodalise eor prearers, red win marry as ezperiesoed MOM: are a rewarder. me average pearag. of these drawn has been de lays to Madera sore of th ou anald it as th m s shorter geregas word —Por freight or to sad Co., Ilk Parlarrabalreot, & ; tLe Alfred t sad Co., II& Leadeshall ic.: or mt the Otiose of Compeay, Irealleg-hae &C.; when 1 0 90 . 21telliblINI bar miiimaim as millehipmert la thr were man SICHARD DIAL Beention. XJIILLIEN'S CONCERTS.-HER MAJESTY% THAE.—Pooltheig the Let Week bet Two. Vonalktia: lIIM/a. V d pl el sad Ma Late lame. Milk Maser &von Grand Oreliestra, These Military haat, and MI Mona. Coaductor—M JULLIEN.— Adndoelon One Shilling. COIO2IIOOII every wowing at e. AMERICA. THE PEOPLE'S PARKS-VICTORIA. (zzanes's macaws.) GALWAY, Nov. 28. Up to the year 1846 the site et the people's great eutern park wee devoted tea variety of pur poses, none of which, however, conduced to the improvement of its appearance. A great portion of it was bricklield, which, although very unsightly at the time, had this advantage, that its numerous ! excavations facilitated the formation of the orna-' mental water, which is now the most attreative feature of the park. Another large tract was taken up with kitchen prdens and unwary grounds, but them were beginning to be condemned, for as houses began to spring up in the neighbourhood and chimnies to smoke, the health and complexion of the rhubarb aod cabbages visibly faded and declined. The park took in also a slice of old Hackneroommow, and a WEE REGENT NSW MUSIC HALL, Ingenaetreet, Vincent-thane. WIIMIIIISTIIt= awn math. with the bat Comte and other Wed sad Maratha by the teeth edkient canpany in the sothrepoith— ed. : stalls and balcony. IL Open at 7.—Yr. CHAS. BINCIJI esseral Menage,. "PXOELLKIRTZ BIJOUTERIE COURANTX .1.• NODAL= ITICIANX tri"—W•THEIL. @TON sad BROGIN basing bow bmPhilip wVh • Ptradisss Maga' Ow rads D V , atvaW Redbitio• Lidi S io tt sb°l 22VO 60 1Ibm it b a= "17 sed szlogro se Y. all awls 4111 Os premises. WILT=MON sad =OODlDl,Gohisadtii• Navaboiory. No. lissivatrianak OrnioirMokß.C. isishildwd &AWL haws wads at Claims rad .7sry tor Is. obeli. N.R. NAV alsilimmis6 Is dosed •• 6 la the mobs sad ea lohardsrs 1 Wilma. The Atlantic Royal Mail steamer Adriatic, from New York, arrived here at 8.45 am. to-day. She 'brings 41 cabin and 50 steerage paerreagers, and 94 mail bags. She leaves for Liverpool immediately. QUISSIBTOWN, Nov. 29. The Royal Mail steamship China, from New [ York on the 18th inst., arrived here it 9 am. to-day, with- 61 passengers, and 257,000 dola. in ROYAL ALRAMBIt• PALAOIL MU= ATTRACTION.—ARTHIIR and ZETTEAND. the ealebestAd triads Clow's', z r illzser WERT WINING mau ilibertmlumat reserved ke _— as Mit atabbabstaat. MARV/Witt ?IRA Do alp* weeder. taLyattarman la the wattd—Labillajis strt_letaa = —TY Poky Powabda—Optballe r am= ltsattoto Swab as Asa& leak salad by I= g agtat at Sun% we— SYDNEY in 65 dem by GRIZN, ROBINSON and Co.'s LLNIL — Th e seawrior wel.lmown ship JONW BANTA WO tons midair. A 1 for IS years, will load In the Nast India Docks, and all 20th December. This Immune dap, which made her lam to Poet Phillip In 70 days, has mash lent ascommodation for all ammo of yesmagers, and will wry a pupils sequlred. Win be !Mowed by tips mew simasse Neptune which is expected to rem eat la 01 days. ROBLNAON, and Co., amt Indiaanams. as lisli-pri. NNOTHINGDEPOSSIBILK.—The mated sad mot manloonlios at Ho day, CA AMARPTTA — Mom JOHN WON= sad Co.. nip 4onbonl noes% Insinhossionseslo H old, Malson'assponally ••• to as =Yds ton* minding win& ponally rename CM WPM no pislir lon—os intlarsi shot sp. Ilms Arts Amnia los asp el no pospirliss at dyn ; tt, cm th• nanny ▪ Imosesil to fm splint, sod w as bon to awe relrod ols• linatr e rLse t wON hop pine' onon. Pens Al U. bettlea,loe it eiL-4als Goma Co. hop bop sopiard penmen WI th• Peloona at Wean. gra% She landed 107 win of mails, anti X passengers, and proceeded at 10 a, m. All well. (Per the China.) NNW YOLK, Nov. 18, Nomura. The Itsffalo papers meat that the Canadian prime minder has strived at Buffalo, and had an corner off Bishep Boner's Fieldaand it le iolovery lmg sines the Bishop's Castle and "Homer's !tall" were pulled down to make room for the Consumption Hospital and other modern innovations m bricks and mortar. 'The whole surface of land dealt with by parliament comprised 318 sirs, of which 148 sires were allotted to the park, and 172 to build* purpose; the rents derivable :rem the latter to be applied to the inabitemence of the park. This lamer portion has. e'er Muse the rasing of the art, been steadily petting and WO no doubt, Within* a immonable' ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALLCIL—The Maumee lua the honour to arawenee that arrangemed bee bees nabs wtth Notts. DUSTTEN PRANCONI, or the OLAND CIZQUI I lIPIRILLE, by which hie =1:1 46 :1 Troupe will appear Show, Dee. 7. tw limited period, eoettoeselag the Wig aright of the Wile Rti MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (Of Blatantll-rariA, Lattice) LINZ a PACWIT UM to A LIA.—For 11011.11011RN1., Port Phillip direct (to leave the on MONDAY, December tl, ceiling at PlymoritS, the 4E B rridclipper ship TRIM BRITON 1,100 tom °BOSOM S. f, Commander; lying to the But India Desks, Her aetaa. modelken for all chums a weenier. are eneerpiated. sad Yr toto lrair POET, :Trordi t. nftstl-,=-Itooq W Paw, Z. :Pase nt er c ale . • miiipoor, a qtrunrovrx TO law TOMIL I L. NEW YORK, sad llifratixtzsu trariate covvAirt muse waft. ortr i memissa mitei jrnia• buirkerw cserfflei the , . ABOWLIVISLINIOL FOS SOW MOM , , CITT OP W ' ' . Weiecalah DIM 2 . ID 9 0 BOX • .Dec. 9. AIM allenAl• egerdiii. • u Orzza rs he ::... ar.' W ed = IllsolommAkniard salialle =bo ell ProVishaw awaked- lek r ig. ihilli rrre.3=42l6 . end . , BiZiPM=Pley ""B".°l . ; 6". MHZ OXIORD,OPEN EVERY EVENING. 31DBICAL ZNILITAINMENTB, coollatlar or Operatic belvetketa, Charmer, Be., by the whole of tbe Company Solos, VDUs. Viotti Oeithea onkbrated leglfah vloßarat Rate, Drew Deer ; Pleroforte. Mi. Bryant ; and the norrelleselcstrw. mat. " The Orchestral Plano," by the Invator, Bchaiken tath. Director, Mr. P. Joeghni v a i ns. Comedy by Vsaworth (Sr . ea l leZ"), )841144i; interview with General Dix concerning the Confe derate conspiracy. General Butler has left for North Carolina, after enlisting and organising negroes. In his depart ament it is reported that all Confedetate prielperveill be placed Wed b 6 jrnriehotion. T he ' h)g°6*- = .l " d i ra TiF V.II MFew,.. : The World alislig ,of If proposal's's:Mange of 4eiseseee, in osier tart their hordes army *abet the Coelieftleses sw sources. TB Z. WEST ' l T' Icrll/A rActric, An tsintuoAN 1 TELEGRAPHIC cu. ozirrars enzasies.) . XX L7sai CLITSION OF THE DANISH REPSEXXX "; . X FROMMR. /Op* Dar. ... ~, ...ira k i ff arowtowaue-RAntim, NOV. 18. • s sitting of -thy lederel Dist tliegmesi- . dent proposed that the credentials, K, Aim, Diekinck, the Daniih representative, elauld ha referred to a oemmiitee. Heron Dirkinek protested against this proceeding. . . , . A resolution was then jniessfb : With only ' dinienkeut votes, excluding /lamp D . • .. lbs Assembly. ~ . . ••• • 'A second salting then took place, Barn Dirkinck not being present. .The proposal of the committee to suspend the exercise of a vole for Holstein was permed by a large majority. ElaxonY's arkk*oll wee aftert•rds intiochiced4. 'The question of Federal mention was not touched # Oll . . • 71. :. .. t) 1.. lii PS.- vow 1iat,7401. t j. A I e If& iraisibigypo" 011 IBA Bit sixfoir 111 HOTEL,' IS,• Jiinya•aisisti Eiretrzfeas---rie I- '1 :144 1:111 fa 1F36. 1 -81twiteMb3 7 NAM pats/ 243413 . flaw, end Place de gads ...f.—alls limatrod 3 lotr.-30 Sit*lazalften 4to Mfr. ping Saloon—m at eta *Seek —.Pala • MA Ming_ toomisACIINIMi WINt-Desaseir lis cir ling ba ttl i Vo i rea s for Wedding, sod other 4.2 —numerous Bath rooata—Cierimps pro lima Private Equipage. . to - all tbe M e t atatiooneu• day and Pbotogtagido otadio—s aid of Miraagnage • VI . LBOPP'B PALE ALE. • Orp. Royal ra deanship Tasmanian e*tred at t MS thi Pasaarati IPA bat gal at /Ws Utak Sllllllnere•trat Ins Ilkedagiuddilda thi Derielerdede ended at Iniehleistelik‘laiii of pad MONO , •reldworeatr had YAM& Aloft Ifirimak rilblertr RMV linddlar =zi a at ride* Ord ilerWarPriarn tharard , erillt ek t simian to the Hayti goverenwast Tkrepee& ices ere sipurtsildilbila a allied pallier, ad lbe ia hditaalis maw peaty erdepd pile the ez•Proilaa Beier A Imp quisliVl al fordprpespody. idading a hem *skit idseara. eaadeloyed aradose to basing she fora of Jay. F pf I, ;RATIS, and PHILLIPPS Teldpuirlkml erbolim Menem : Ter lel Ile Ilan the BlTAirilth, from be Nor aim Whiff, 1 / 8 .40884 414 , 1117 Buibdzy, 84 II am. Mlle: 11 OW, mph Ile. 44.• a. mama. • bmwebh bilk The Therildeg. lecenimi early, fie r glitADLßß. or SCRWALRI,.....=e Rom Borw awl . 11bek•ell •4 1 1 14 44.18,48 9 18. 1. .17,1. ifer 4101111b4C11184 lie enllibld WAY, clearing zw.. e y Ras Wisamtbkmm. Ihrra. AI lb, 411 8184 AL- To he bumf 1011841.41ND0N. . ler OIAZINIAGEN, • 88$4/81 to : s teriorr. univana iterito Gltn.% s sad litlLTat IMPORTANT DECLARATION 91 AUSTBIA AND PRUSSIA. 't 1 • BRUM Ver. IL TM 00101110 Bally.lNGB •• L.A lw ithwisehig sapplbe in the finest eeeelltiou mils lit par • WM% VIDD , hod co.. vow asses, paltdon4srldue, eff.. I, USA The Spenersche Zeibung of to-day pintails' the text of the declaration made in yestamtay'p aides of the Federal Diet, by Prussia and Amide" This decimation states, that the petition &bilk the governments is fixed by the treaty of Taselen, which they signed with the esker gnat powers in 1852, the preliminary conditions of *bet treaty having been settled with Damask is the pensions year by negoliation. The object of theme negotia tion. west to eetablish the inoperable anion which I tem delientined by ties treatyof London. Botiatbe lgovernments me ready to eremite this treat], pror vided that Diminank executes the preliminary wadi time whit& aim .arerytecL The einesslies Issumbarg WOW 49 Ainll Canadian, wen it the treaty of LOOM vim mot Arabi& IMbe.odatbmios of the repromPdOiwos of Denmark foe Imuseburg mint:it, therefor; be con tested. de regards Holstein, he onll be, ocni ridered its rightful nvresentative mbeet Denmark skill have fulfilled her engagements of 1014862. I n P P 8' 3 0 0 0 0 A, I. _..____ _pea u. 'Amuck:yr cfmATOL, h l i flD INVIGORATING ' • inacyArr BIBVIZAOL rlslookod specially for the ass at Oar nadir IhowiworafbiA opook ft ,hoo 4)f0,1% . Ito arees become gesaiill7 goesgAbd: • OVERLAND MUTE.--00MMUNIOA4 Mio TIDIA. ACNTRALIA, to y vfl EA 1100 PIR A IPLAA tpi__MIANTAL STEAM NAY COMPANY POOL PAIMMAGAZI aol rood,. Cawood IA Moir Woks Mr 404MbraMse. Maly loypt. i iltr.Ocitio 1 = 3o C= o r is alr e tti o sad 4 i lt o o h o l e ni as oab ea ntOMUlll; ilat lit lite CoolWo k* atdrimm, gas , brats kw , Pis lootompOoo IS NM Nat a ovary mali—Fce affifiblr. . M6=1°•=14,11646.1.14,4 rAitatiunir-8319SiON IM4. WALTHAMSTOW AND CITY TKRINCINUS ItAILWAYt d Ceeepony. fir waist B a ft u tn. the NW" ttrm s tz tlet_polit SR Eneey, In the to ItaTtlemnatow Mao ln the pa=WattAnnadooer, In Yr consey ; Powers to North d Worth Western Railway sad re k il TA IX= th YrtYILN, lit minded to APPLY Auezzotturr. in the next megrim thereof, for leave to bring tined I. , ?rka, stations, appatehas, and couvenlences UZD Mat . dirat usrundle4 zc t e , . t r e 01 Aboliat: tit liblle aid 4 ikib r i arm. toe APPUNIATION la Whim aid to fa 11:11111111104bn elienime mi. ter Arta@ lot Al le nOnrot the .yarn anti tempeaeitteltrefalto4Bl64l to AFT: To antioebus sad enable a company eorpoestall se to be mom - Tba Co TO AA, Ittr a Z let=7 4 l " lle/Plimet ot =e," te maiie bans silli•ndoemes al eadlabbsilisearalica al vases WI. Vlrei wante& wifialts iskokbe,si tilr•Vg ____. . Nit ligii;witii. 77 "77' SWZDE)T. 51 1 001E11014, Nov. V. yUI the four lodates have hhildisOudy putted the credits Liked for by the ministry, expressing at the same time entire approval of the policy of the go►ernment. No dissenting speech was made. Mat* nartieVeir woos merles& . an - tiry make keens smeeddiesee fee the wood of enabling the owners of and Welt teneent biletenW In Mods Is the United K. t 0 and and ameasmente won ea= ty of any aot of pailleament Is vetoed of el dreinems, or ulna Improvement works upon or sieenng seek hada. To mate as owned of sof eggenee end dim to bedew anney upon the me em* ef lb& hake • end mid= kg en or any of seek pergsgen to charge their lends and estates for the wood el each Mena and Mdse. ele aforesaid by way et wanks or diver ted,: sod Se confer nowt the Ohl tellgeng end eke noon inch women of mottled ealeivo .s zUtent dna ”wildt rights , end odttleges es may le elPmei the pummel enotedid. . . . . . . To autherlse sod amble the essigemy to teems bonds, &ben buss, or ober Mee sesiegless bind open Ike smouribes from efts to dam held be the es seek seserNies being charges MMbit i r h ail pir=4 . l .l Esuelpelomk freehold, coil hold, or 1111111.1••• 1/00•0 Meallunal, a less b e tai. riga: other ratan Toads MO to the amount from Ume to WY to lie meg upon such boccie dem gemb er BM Imbibe all emessary sod proper •=ll2kr bramfref limn beh sesseet shall not be moseded, . 1 1rerlse km the proheelien end assuity of the holders of mai or allow NNW NM Aid that on or before the 2kd Z i llt . ant plea= ef the Mg for effecting the lei Ms walk% ermene of them, will be depoilest b We Meeks et to Seam of Common vaitank ars of November. litgl W and Co., S. Manehestsrbilldiege, Westminster, figicitors for the said BM. ALGIILIAN ONYX MARBLE. i HOWES. Mak sal Co. reiroctfolly solicit an may_ their Woyx Wow. which eamidw o =ls of ono fewlmool Aloe% coosisthig of CLOCKS. Wiwok lakolosik Nu Trap. soul a worist rA n =Yaw Midis of laste. at sodoesto prima This besotiful romlio ID wiggly trawiftwat. bon wry Sr }OM. to dtiwwilWallosilog tints, sad ork be Ism* et ahYdMd late Awmassomoryfor MU* oromaiost.-11.7.8, Ropst-strost, rawrrinus CARBLiGE FREE to any PART cd itbo CIPODOIL Thendirreon war. ~Me £25 0 0 Dialog.rooon nation annOols Bottreoroo Mks, oemplat• Woonnisd !et el m& P. and & MY/US. 1•4. Word-street. Mnotrabol *animism pais snippet tree on applicatten. JJO. and J. FIELD, odginal manufacturers • 02 lbiesoC at PARAMInt OMR" to "damp the prim modal mat) lass lop swamis& aad tbdr oodles ado= Ye mows GOVIRINIMIIIi tor ems at Ms NOW, sedions Thus Nadia san be obtained et v aliassdlsas sod le tie 1/11114 Cbgassa. Pries Ps. road : aim lield s seta. Ned Wind larries ease TWA% IL sat IL aria Ms pubic sse 1110 //tsid's Ishal la oaf PAW sr Wm. Insiasals sal& sal kr aparta— ll tank UAW; Lao*" IL llon. PICCADILLY CRINOLINE BOOM la ROW OPIN. PICCADILLY SANSTLECTIM JIIPONS, um. Id, Ida._ ,41d. sad fla. ICCADILLY CRINOLINES PUFFED, Ka *ad - PICCADILLY C RINOLINES. -I, PATICIS OIfDMA. or Waved Japan. dote away with the unig tip remake of the ordinary hoop, and so perfect are the vs , leads, that a lady may mewed • steep star, less against a table, throw herself Into an armchair, par to her dell at the =or occupy a berth seat is • rerriege, withoutiseamere to Demlf or others, or provoking rude remarks of the earners, thus modifying In en important degree all those Dees. Necktie trading o destroythe modesty of English women; sad. .telly, it allows the drug to fall into graceful folds. Price Via Od., 21a, and 25a dd. iliustraticns free. E. eauNilT $7. PT ADiiir, W. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT OONSUMPTION are IFTZCTCALLY C171.11D by [EATING'S COOOll =INGO. which are doily recommended by the Yam Ur—testimonials ben the mod eminent of whore may be Inepeeted—as the moat effectual. ale, speedy, and convenient remedy for cough and 6Z dhordere of the longs, cheek and threat, gold In hole& le lid ; tins, In 9.1 ed.. and Its. each. T. KIATING, elliennet. It, el Peas Churchyard. London. held Wall by sit Demists, te. T AMBEBTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an .1.4 alselmal remedy, without confining the bowely or affect tag the Wad, Maly ellicadetts and pleasant, to adsdlted eo be the beet medicine for immediately relieving coughs, combined cams of asthma, and incipient emienrepties. It **- gamily aims perms. whom the faculty pronounce incurable, edstimbly slays the tickling which provokes 'request= In sprreaebtag oceeemplima he effects are trail Parma diS a el deep, fweveu lying down for fear of MPS* is relief in a few minutes, after taking & sad sold by M. LAMPERT. chemist, 8, Lig ws limastreet, Clartngorese. Loudon, and by all drugglele. Is bottles. ISM.. sad Moss quasoittles in one, b. W. be peetknier and oak fear lembest Mama The name imel eddies are onereved os the strap. JOZZAI7'B COPAHINE MIME, nopeedully are lo law hob sad Loudon ZooFatah, osier war. 01 Nemo. OiNOON% Lloyd, Poland. sod Loons CYO flooook or Nov., ISM cm to on imagerladdlo ot six diold. elm moot dum dlelsow—lo. old. l la Yd.. ad 0. Jong % h b ood' oisallsl, O. Haroartot. am eh -thesegsnew by* Iseett e Uth the North Lea . la theparig egg, , is the county se or' neer Os Meths Wedge ine read from h`HgesdlareelL DOM% over die said ribilaseemire were, to Dobkin-red or beg and Movk lia t r moms sr th k rm n . k4 tha c t it 1 .1 te. l to say, M. Add pAe Hackney, Wed • B , Bathos. Clayton, Shaul:Jewell, Jib merlon, and l et eald oricarden at Oak Mill, Mlle Enid in the part b w, in the of "WM in Om methadone! taut awe" orlitess. And it la also proposidby use said bill to imply the idled or some of the following, among other powers : To enable the compsay to form ranchos and communications with the aforesaid North London Railway, the North Western Railway, and the City Extension Railway of the Nigh London Railway Company ; to cross, divert, or, or seep up, and otherwise interfere with, temporaray er perms , neatly, raids, tramways, drains, pipes, sewers, Mita airs , sad watercourses, so tar as may he amemen coustructing or maintaining the mid Intended railway sad width to exercise a power to deviate frost 'the line of railway to the extent shown upon the piens to be deposited as after seentlemel ; to purchase lands. houses, and other property, compulaorily, for the purpose of the said intended railway avid works; to levy tolls, rates, and charges in respect thereof, sad to gads, ether rights and vrivßenna. To authorise the North London Railway Cowpony and the North Wedge Railway Company to gutribute towards tbe coatof oonsirndiedida Wended railway sad works, out of thdr ear. pored feuds, Reeeema7, est et spital to he Weed by them ender as powers */ the Mil, by shares or emelt mil by eeit with or widget any priority of dividend or interiat. and edge admission 0•111 their =Wog awl authorised wilds, end le aegis Iles said company to hold shares in the capital of the and to guarantee the payment of interest or divi dend winds did ethital, or any part thereof, and to appoint Orestes of the arepeey. Ts sums the on the one hang god the North lou den and delft W Railway Companies, or either of them, ce the eagif hag trim thee to tame to ether into ameements withreaged oe the workbeg use management. and maintensuoe of the sad beside.% radial sad works, oe s i r ut = y or Dade theme ;„ the nthiply of rolling stock the . and of earths end eirrents for the Month ef the trade ed the Waded railway ; the payments to he math. and ids nowditions to be performed with reseed to sect worlds% nee, management, sad nehdoesnee ; the intaldienge, goomenodation, and edivemen of trade cosedg thew we destined for, the respective undertakbp of the eaednaillift ampoules. and the divides and approprielion of the thethese arising from that trade ; and to anthaiiiss the appednimigist of joint oommittees far carrying tab Meet asp such aggionsnt as aforesaid, and to smarm ay agestnint meth, or which previonaly to the pealing of the bill may .lady touching any of the matters aforesaid. To elude the company and all companies and persons he ftily using the railway o f company, to ran over end use with their and carriages of every description, and with their darks, and servants, and upon seater= and condlikes, sad on payment of such tolls, rates, and charges as be stated by arbitration, or &deg my by the bill, Croatrthedeni or be stated Railway and the City Exteirdea line and ter- gnus of the North London Railway Company, together with She detioas, watering places, booking othess, warehouse*, land ing-visces, sidings, worth, and conveniences connected therewith rirre ivad. qutre the North London Railway Company and the North Western Railway Cornered, or either of them, to modes, book threads, forward, scoosomodate, and deliver, on and from the dation& warehouses, and bookingainces thereof, all traffic, of whatever descriptioe, coming from or destined for the madertaldng of the commany, upon such terms • and conditions as may be agreed upon, or, falling such sires. mint, as shall be settled by arbitration, or as may be defined by the bid; and, if need be, to alter the toils and charges upon the North London Railway and the North Western Railway, or either of them, and to confer exemptions from such Md. end dunes. To require the company to afford similar facilities to the North Loudon and North Western Railway Companies, or either of them respective'''. The 1.11 will very and extigulth all ousting rights and privi- Wei which would Interfere with its objects; it will with Itself the neceumy provisions of "The Compan i res= Consolidation Act 1841 " The Companies Clauses Let, ItheS "The Loads Clauses Consolidation Act, 11e6 "The Lands Chem Consolidation Aeln 2tinendment Act, 18110:" " The Hallway Clauses Consolidation Act, 1819," and "The Railways Clauses Act, 1863 ;" and It will amend and en large the powers and provisions og the following, and of any ether seta relating to the Great Eastern Railway Company, and the North London Railway Company, that is to say. 9 and ai Vlo. , eap. 155; 19 and 14 Vic., am. 36: 16 and 17 Vie., cap. 97: 17 and 111 Vie., cap. CO ; IS sad 64 Vim, ape. 14. MI. and 67; Mid 24 sad 96 Vie, cape. lie and 196; also, that is to su, bead 7 WEL IV., cap.. 106 and 106; 1 and I Vic., atm : 9 and 3 Vie „ 77 and 79 Viet , esp. 62 ; 4 Vie., ape. 14 and 9t: 4 and •• Vic., cap. t 1: 6 Vie., cap. U: 7 Vie., ups. 19, 10, sad 7 sad II Vie., caps. 69 and 71 : 8 and 9 Vbs. esp. it, 119. ; 9 Vic., cep. 63 ; 9 and 10 Vic., caps. US, 1114 347. mad 967 ; 16 and 11 Vie., cape. 12, 13, PR St, 166,167, and US; 16 1 71 a, caps. 3%33,51. W. 84. and lee ; It mad 16 Tin, cap. 18i ;16 aad 17 Vic., cape. ft and 117 : 17 and IS Vb., spa. 159, 290, mad US; 19mid to Vie., cepa 11, M. sad 76:11 and IS Vim caps., et sad 99 St and% YU, saps. 17$ 1811, 191, sad ISI: 29 sad f Vie., cepa a sad 996; "The Postern Counties Mad Ws) AIR. :" 26 mid 27 Vim, spano and US. S. is hereby Oven that plans end sectioas describing the lima, sitaidloo, and levels of the proposed railway and the nada, homes, and other property In or thtottgb which It will be eseda, er which win be required teethe purposes thereof, together with • book of reference to =eh Om, eestaletam the names of the owns and lessees, or reps ed owners sad Isamu and of the occupiers of such lands, Meese, sad ether : also • published map with the line of railway so as to show its general course and and a copy of this notice will, on or before the Sea day of Nerember Mau; be &moaned fee public inspection with the clerk of the pace fee the mast, of Emu at he °direst Chelmsford, and also with the dirk of the peace for the county of if 'tidiest:, at hie edlice at the Peseloss-house. Clerkenwell ; and on or before the same day a copy of so mach of the aald plane, sections, and book of reference as relates to each perish is or thromth which the lailladOd work, will he made, or In winch any lands, buses, or ether property are IntendM to he token, mid a copy of this notice will be deposited with the vestry clerk of emit such perish at ins eaddime: and In the camel anyertra plaoe,with the Mark of seams parish immediately ad sluing such 112,711- woad& plea, at his place of abode. Printed copies of the proposed Mil will be deposited In the Private DM leas of the Rouse of Comeau on is Were the 2Nd day of Desolater sell D lad UM 13th day ef November, 1863. gaptiaj,. SJIMILIa i a t t n EDWARDII. Old Droadstreet, ter the SUL FItANOE PARA Nov. 29. The Nation of this evening says :—" Baron de Budberg has been invited to Compiegne" La France asserts that King Kaduna has taken refuge in the north of Madagascar, and has written to the Emperor Napoleon requesting his Majesty's support to enable him to re-eater his capitaL THE POLISH MSURREOTION. BERLIN, Nov. 29. News received here from Warsaw &111101111Ce8 that Dobrowalaki Las been shot in that city by order of the Russian authorities. The number of women lately activated is said to be 987. The official Driertnikconfirms the news of engage ments having taken place near Molkow, Zelechow, and Blank". 88.1931J11. Nov. 29. General Trepoff, chief of the Warsaw police, is said to bays declared to the wife olLuszerewski, go vernment Director of the Interior, who was con demned a short time ago to transportation, that the order for her husband's arrest came from St. Peters burg. lie is stated to have added, that those per sons who bad been transported might consider themselves fortunate, as it was not known what might still happen to Warsaw. THE ITALIAN E TURIN, Nov. 28. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, several amendments proposed by the opposition having been lost, the treaties of commerce and navigation with France were passed withoukalteration, by 157 against 49 votes. HOLLAND. ANSTOIDAM, Nov. 29. The company for connecting Amsterdam with the North Sea by a canal was constituted yester day. It is stated that the necessary funds have been furnished by English capitalists. SPAIN. MADRID, No►. 29. The political sections in the Congrem have nomi nated three members, each of a different party, for the committee on the address in reply to the speech from the throne. TURKEY. CONSTANTLYOPLF., Nov. 28. The Sultan has despatched an autograph letter to the Emperor Napoleon, accepting his invitation to the Congress, with the full idea of being present thereat in person. The telegraph convention between Turkey and Persia has been signed on the basis of the conven tion of Brunette. (1) Special advantage is conferred upon the new telegraph line to India. A rumour is current here of the death of Abd-el- Kader at Mecca. THE BRAZILS. (By Uldgraph from Limbos.) BUENOS AYRES. Exchange, 87 ; ounces, 430. Wet malted ox bides, 40 ; dry hides--American, 34 to 48, declin ing. Wool—Small arrivals of new clip, high woo:rs demanded. Tallow, 15. Lumber, 32 to 34. unchanged. Refined sugar, 17. Business very dull. Imports unchanged. MONTE VIDEO. Exchange, 52. Wet salted bides, 5.40 asked by contractors, buyers offer 5.10 ; dry American, 4.90 to 5.28; dry German, 5.30 to 5.60. No sales have yet taken place in wool ; prima nominaL Tallow, 1.70. Business dull. Polities remain • unchanged, in their forum unashatactory state. Itie Maki& saiilds*MY thee the Keriseteb is Oa *Ma sad Semi art iveeelfille Waetaaps ri Dv in cimat with Erma. whisk, it is believed.. wjR Fred, to eamplentions Igetween the French and Anodes; govaipmete. a. New Gem& ph,* mite!' were gemeally unper tidaatcry ia l eas engaged that the rpm yro?l4 elect Seim es peusidelik. Feat pardono• was attached to attitude lie will assume in thi ensuii4 year. War begweie Nor Griped& and Ecuedor WWI artaidered . ilionbeset Smog Mask its Ain . 1a AiSe. Five thonmad mei wen mess the !NW" s. d'li Misbartth• way to i is CIA, the wie agl= mind. &dial .medaeed fairtfla e • Saf #had been in a peat nomensehmii, Wl* W1111:111111fhail latheOsbMmharYhrafdlilliAlalliMaidg die Poo* nominee/11s as MilbillelielleisilieglOnlhhhei Mee phew Saheariptions were losing amemedi. Welke viiiithspeammil MM.. • Daldhoies was- 400eigesielit,e08 boll,'" bat the hugaftaill, was ham Basgriatell Ilada of. gol4 won **MOO haat Obel POW" aoseartahaticos was mimed axe the Roan mai. At , yatamism exams eta lamella* pig. .tidy The Paravia government wee aeirsoting troops Om . wps northern frontier, to be prepared Weise war should out, between Ecuador and New Granada. Thro medling was raying is Lima. At COW, exchange on Leedom, Mid, per dollar. The Englieh steamer mall bad been captured between Markle and Savannah with a slug* of cotton. SU was mat to Key West. Jamaica was visited by a ernes earthquake as the Bth blatant. The first shock lasted 40 seconds, and was rapidly succeeded by a loud rumbling and a second shock, causing the people to 8y into the open air in a state of great alarm. L Business wee generally deli. Km:hang 1 per oust, premium. At Demerses the weather wee favourable and the growth of cotton hugely fostered tato, which was expected to revive trade meraiderahly. A meow lie hod mooned at SL John's, LaVigne, destroy nog anaddlenelde property. The text of the proclamation addressed to the German native by the peramoset committee of the Natioorl Vermin is addreemed both to the Priem and to the peoples of Germany ; the address is even more premier on the former, whom "legitimacy." haw, "is menaced." Ad;ioes fromStuttiard siate that enthusiasm fee the ammo of Schleswig-Holstein is rapidly sprain in Wartembag. luidnines are being signed la all the towas urging the pverantent to ad sampaisolly, and committer are also bong formed to promote the mew " A rumour has been in circulation," says the Jarman! do nenSis, de Per ' " that a treaty had been mi tered into between the Banheel Pewee and of Savoy. We cos affirm that up to the pretest Noe nothing el the brad ha. taken pleat" AMLSICAS Man &SAHEBS cos Tsui WIJI.— The following shaman are dm at Liverpool this week with Ise. hen Hamada and Me Hatted Stabs r—Ths Bone mien, the last boat of Me mama from Quebse, is due at Londonderry on Wednesday earl, with data bent Quakes on the 21st ; the Edinbargit, from New York, on the 214, is also dee at Queenstown oa the some day. Oe Satan* next the Cunard steamehip Asia is dee et Queenstown with dates from Boston on the 25th, and from Haifa: early ca the morning of the 226. After the elat fated the Omit. dine mail steamers will atom to cell at Qualms daring the winter mouths, their port of cell and departure uatil next vein being Portland, Maine. THS Bon BAT AND MAIISMITS Mule.—The following telegram bee been received at Mr. Heutees ease from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigates Oem. pany :—" Alexandria, Nov. 28, 1863.—The Valetas sod Mora galled hence with the above mails at 9 a.m. this day. The tamer may be expected at Idareeilles on the 4th, and the latter at Southampton ce the 11th Dessesber. The Salton. from Mantiliaa, reached Sum on the Mb, and the Safest% Dem Bombay, on the Beth last.' DESPATCH OP AMERICAN MAME —Oll Saturday the Cunard /loyal Mall steamer Canada wee despatched from the Mersey for Boston, with mails for the Vetted States, &c., together with about 10 pawners and a full oars% On Wednesday next the lama Company's 'Wainer City of Washlugtoo will leave Liverpool for New York with the United Slates mails. Lettere, U., will be resolved at the Gomel Peat-oak* until 11 o'clock a.sa., sad far despatch, ria Code, ep to 6.30 gam The R4lll Mail steamship Canada arrived at Quesseaseas at 14.3 D p.m. yesterday. Me embarked the essionssrs, sad telegram, sad proceadad for Haifa: and Bastes as 4 p.m.; all well DITIOXATIC COURTESIES no JAPAN. —M. Hum bert, andimmaor at Japan of the Federal Council of Switz erland, has forwswild to his govanimeat an SOCOCIA of an official nit Made to him by a minister of the Tycoon. Oa the !di *irk. gene Japans alike galled ea M. Hmaliert Meek him who he wad& lie d be resolve the Minister of lareign Alain met by the 9mieip. The remptioa was lied for the same day at four ta the adenoma. At that hoar K. Brenawalisad Kennon, ittarpreasre to the Swim mimics, int/minced tb minister Tamara-lhgoao- Kann and his snit* into the peat edam of the legation. After the Int exchanp of mintadoss Tamura pm orders to his savants, who deposited adder the nreadak the cus tomary pressata, comistieg of shoot 90 live dunks, per, sad fowls; • bogs braises basket /lied with *site al the season. awl tear kwwwse boxes of tee and swestamals wars brought isle the admen. Another lawnimairy amosenpanisd Ihmura. who WY Mewls, assisted by the istarpreasr Mow pas. wend lei liosnilny to townies/a. Timms sarefully avoided touching on politioal subjoin, awn that his minion was manned to a purely Geoid vidt. if. Humbert pressated ramurs with awns chumps sad a photograph of ths town of Base, with which the Japiesse isismed Tank 'Willed. Ahtente istlede Om, • lit beetele:, ego ed Mores hasteeep easiont sad .lebrllriafillierfettnont Jfactiotlero to Inv it rip to ate present gratifying and attractive WO% .euitieation. The ground was originilly obt toy*. Our, • and the ' ernionentlif lesielni ' their 06001 Viands, 0111M1.44!1134' noel knielfhirasei 'west Angle . .(leksma, • pnelaut. minas. ion dalen *Ulnae 1P k.; ICink3 . fpf..94 9 -11Nei*a . t.beat4 e illociern •Oincsi l i kfainous,,En"*sh l , garden, of the period—the pu blic hew indreVee# 'tp ' th e oferekebillekinglieduri'm =0 'lagoon noised of alma in the weal . dosser garden. at Kan.. It teak the whole liliFweaperiod from ISO down to slie present ttolortrout all these spec ssin designs ; but result now' triumplien both (n the appear ance of the park itself— . *hi& wOuld,well repay a visit from the most distant er-aristoeriaic part of the town—and in the innocent amusement it yields to thethousands of waking people who swarm like bee* in a. hive throughout the streets, lane., and alleys which abound in the great eastern gectio4 the metropolis. • Victor* Park may now take its place amongst, the best of the London parks. It is fiat so large as the *Regent's Park, but is larger thib St. Janies's and the Green Pak together, and very nub' cerninhlea. the Wax is anything hat the altitude/ of the trees. The ornamental water is much more exteneiveakezt Plat ef. J 41111114 Perk, end guits as biennia Apo& stud tbe_leirp with highly . tares dltalleat of bealiiikie ample mope and qiie etedidlons of • ahmteur Tbe 'dentin et the Sett ale Chi neneenikedelenidieye,:sieniglstb main . s triike celes-ceen of. Ste bat u riOneillt a rn caned with I • blff • MT ° ,T ) A e g r° 74 • • these 3931111011 hae ,been re I ) . • • ;.* etag Is*,h . plinted inns saplings On " • . 4 the • peiik,- tiny barn. sprung' np and . • in eighteen years to an extent which.sne • lavelmenillybellevedpoinettleelidsw•holknott err Ihnflietionffne el ell *Orf ral id s w 4„ of A!A ' • ig ier lt iceds iaa this tivva* t orq Heve n er, by an: equafi e" rild • to delay. Rut this canoe)* he woricing - clasiolorthepresentgenerbtiohood hardly have waited for the maturity of "theta ancestral trees" which form the gloryof "Thestately homes" of rural England. The gene point to be achieved is the formation of Victoria Park was the esta blishment of an airy, healthy, attractive exercise ground for the working people of the eastern dis tricts of London, and to have it done in as short a time as possible ; and looking at the work from that point of view, it would be impossible to deny that it has been a great and creditable success. The working classes of eastern London have now, almost in the heart of their own territory, • spacious and pleasant park, with plenty of pro. monde ground, plenty of grass to refresh their poor eyes, dried up, as they too frequently are, by working under flaring gas lights, or dimmed by smoke and bad air, plenty of water, stocked with rare and beautiful waterfowl, and well provided with boats, in which the visitors when tired of looking over the palings and feeding the birds may give their muscles a stretch, and take lessons in an art which ought to be second nature to the descendants of the sea kings. In addition to these attractions there are two gymnasia which are immensely po pular, both being kept in fall work every afternoon by delighted children of all ages. As there are no turn-tables at the entrances, it is not pos-, sible to ascertain the exact numbers who daily avail themselves of the facilities here offered for muscular education, but it would be no exagge ration to reckon the self-taught pupils by thou sands, and to the credit of the working people it is to be said that notwithstanding the constant crowds and the boisterous character of the amusement, thee, has not been a single case which it was neces sary to take before a magistrate since the opening, of the park. Next, there is the swimming lake,. still more important as affording opportunities of learning what no man should be ignorant of,. namely, the art of keeping himself afloat in the water in ass of emergency. So great is the popu larity of this feature in the programme of Victoria Park amusements that so many as 13,200 intending bathers have passed the turnstiles leading to the swimming lake between the hours of four and eight am. on a summer's morning, and the average attendance is 3,000 daily during the whole of the summer months. Here the good conduct of the people has been almost but not quite so conspi cuous as at the gymnasia, there having been one case since its opening in which a boy was taken before a magistrate for changing shoes with a visitor who happened to be better supplied with pedal furniture than himself. Next we have the cricket grounds, standing deservedly high in popular esti mation. Of these there are no leas than sixteen of three-quarters of an acre each, regularly mowed with • machine and levelled every week or ten days, and accommodating (es we were informed) no less than 130 separate sets of wickets. As many as twenty matches have been simultaneously played here on one Saturday, and the ground is often as crowded with players as if it were a fair. The boats are on the summer afternoons a great attraction, but it is com plained that they are not half numerous enough. There is often a struggle amongst intending and contending passengers, but all in good humour, and there has been here as elsewhere a perfect ab sence of any conduct that called for the inter ference of the conservators of the peace. The archery ground exists, but does not flourish. The days of in Hood and his merry men have passed away, and the practical mind of the English working man cannot regard such primitive weapons as bows and arrows with any great favour in the days of Whitworth guns and Enfield rifles. Two of the City volunteer corps have rifle grounds within the boundaries of the park, and both are very well attended whenever the weather is suitable for practice. We have now given a pretty full list of the attractions of Victoria Pork, but the feature in which the working people of the east end of London take most delight has yet to be mentioned. Allusion has been made to the floral decorations which have been recently introduced u an embellish ment to landscape gardening, and it is the flower-beds of Victoria Park that give the greatest delight to its thousands of hum" tile visits:les. These flower-beds amid grass • were first introduced at Kew Gardena, and there it was that Mr. Prestos, the present gar dener of Victoria Park, became an adept in their production and culture. With the moat slender means, and with one purpose steadily in view— namely, that of offering to the inspection of the working man such flowers as he could most wily cultivate in his own little garden—Mr. Prestos has studded the park all over with brilliant beds of • fuchsias, dahlias, geranium', asters, verbenas, and the whole family of what are commonly known as " general florists' flow as," contrasting their varied sod brilliant colours with the taste of a true artist. ft is to these flower-beds that the working man IA attracted al if by some magic spell, and from their contemplation he learns how best to cultivate those little home gardens which, where possible, formthe (Wight of his leisure hours. It I. satis factory to know that Mr. Preston's labours in this • lssautifal as wall as most maul dvarrat at his art have not passed unappreciated b 7 neighbours. Very recently a body of subscribers, comprising persons in all classes of society, and he ided by Nth Node* Coin* presented him with en appr opriate testimonial and a purse of sovereigns, "as a recognition of him INOW•11 IS • bloc : ica reer siatfgasex_of their c44:lta sapiteity - T St IMAMS Ptak . • - • *nun edthonkiteljihniolrli Ath as its • his, and there are thine points elms! Vittoria b. eleditt.'t 43= Aalit ' of fifty ilk houses have sprung up within a radius of fifty seeds all jouai the Pare thine It stet first throw* era< tie maths at obtaining light and innocent 6 'takaents within have been left lama* • l d i eficient. - Over the whole of the Ibitaisive grounds, covered as they sometimes Awe 70,000 et 30,000 visitors, there ate , only three small tea, coffee, and ice houses, and even.the:ehrrt the a let thei wo uld kind stoat enit•ble to the N 811° teowd Z, andbe wbereths seYP ands ePa garden attached, With ite l ittle suniessohoniesi, in each of which a Working man and his family might be accommo dated. Such is the arrangement in all the public, priess of the continent, and it is well known that • thq are the favourite resorts of the working theses, and that the refreshments are all of the lightest and past innocent kind.. There is also a general cry the visitors for more drinking fountains. Theiamility of Miss Ihadett Coutta has provided .cos noble fountain ;but that is not much in a park of 150 acres, and which is always crowded with eliildren, who prefer water to all other drinks. tiny enthusiastic supporters of the park would 41 " merry-go-rounds" and other mirth-making thachinee, which are, so plentiful in the, Champs, 4111ysied, and sthiihnieently • hive been with teeth , success added to the attractions of the Crystal 'Falane. s ZOOM in plea" of tithe between this and ikezkagraigartelisive all these antlers attended to, ilite saen thestliapsstions we now ofler be thought r • • ' ' ; 1 6 141 .e T y pal meeting of the Chippenhnui •: too/ plus on Thursday and Miday lain On keen' asp Mt. flogruza Mesa* who ins& almost 1 / 4 ►.1" 1"4 , terma • fir amount': hs srahw IW7lnektp therindingua pars' example d the • waa a:al a r m : p an seMlieftlM dburend Mien so • •Pieetie vas mom ir i ge t 'mn s t= svi ill it r4 ithille New-hal sad frem tested by aller i t i orlit leading of the district. Sir John Neeld, Bart., presided, and the Hon. &diem Esteourt, M.P., Mr. Poulett Scrape, M.P., Mr. R. P. Lae& M.P.. Ms. lintey, ILP., Sir Jobe Autry, Me. Mereweather, Q.C., and about • dozes of the clergy of the neighbourhood, were preset. In the course of the evening the health of the carroty limbers wee giro' from the AIM sod Mr. Bother= Fannon returned thanks us • speech of oomidersble length, which, however, was ecedned to the subject of British and foreign agriculture. BOARD OF TRADE, Wunristaz, Nov. 25.—The Right Mom. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Causal for Trade have received from the Socratic? of State for Fee** Alaimo soapy of • despatch from her Majerty's Churl d'Affaires in Chile sedosing • copy of the Chili= Anne prennigaing • sew Chilies customs tariff, which mane into seen ma the 11th October last. The dame can be ineusted es application et the Board of Trade, White- WORKINO Mgi's CLUB MOVEN ENT. —MY. Sully has sttendsdael sadrened mc icings at the following pleas :—On Mantayat Widthauttow, B. Fart Barelay,Fen., intbsebein Tuseday,etßrestferd,—Tete,Eaq.. in the chair ;Wedrassday, Lthz y School-room, Great Portland-street, the Ray. E. R. Wilmot in lisseissie, - sad Omega Comikalseek. Fag., on the pietism ; Thursday, at Alton. when the deb pew mimes hays been enlarged ; Friday, at Devizes, Wilts., when a gunk vele delivered' by Darby Griffiths, Esq., M.P., *he • ' finielffatiesett Bud* to Weed the smititilig. Lenin id we tented mad regoettifig unavoidable absence were rind ,has Mr. AMtsgtts, M.P., end Yr. Ewart, M.P., and • eaten hem the mane (who led to fittest es egrienitned sestina at Chippenhain that sight) also unseat the en ure interest he felt in the movement.. All than meetiop were will saseled by the cites sought to be round to pro mote their owe sad inch other's besellt, and they Skewed sessidatable enthusiasm in the objects set before them on basil of the Working hien'c Club and Instinte Union. 83131111,11R0 CLUB Carets SHOW. —OD Saturday the whole el the implement galleries were spend oak, aid • large number of implements. to be exhibited at the m iming show, arrived at the Agricultural Ball ; Thursday next is the last day on which they will be reesived. The suggestion thrown out • week or two since. is retinue to the placards distinguishing the prize azimak, which was • soars of so math dismatidaction last year, has been adopted by Mr. Gibbs, the 'WOW y of the Smithfield Club, and Mr. Sidney, the secretary of the Agricultural Ball Company, sod on the ensuing menu they will be fixtures. Pr= the Lap number of 11111,111 it is expected that navy el the ambush will arrive eery early during the ensuing week, as Saturday next, at ten o'clock, will be the hat hoar at whisk soy 'peel:nue will be received into the show-yard. Then an mome two or three Mustiest shepherds mmally attendant upon the 'animals,- and the Rev. Daniel Wilma, the vicar of Islingtos, has tuadertalcm to read sad preach to them in the huge roma of the club on Sunday next. New RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC INPROYIIIINTR.—• 17p to Saturday • coosiderable number of Aiwa and sections for the new railways and projected public improvement", for the ensuing parliamentary manias were lodged with the railway department of the Board of Trade, but the majority of them will not bedelivered until today, thelast &yellowed by parliament for the papas. The total number of notices for all kinds ref Sew entertskins amounts this ses sion to 450, being en increase of 100 on all preceding me tone, mid of this number *early 300 are for new railways, beeches, ezinipmstions, and exteesions. GMAT Nurses RAILWAY.—The Queen, upon Miring of the retirement of Mr. Charles A. Meanders from the °Mose which he has so keg and so worthily filled on the Great Western Railway, hes been graciously phased to denote her entire satisfaction with the efficiency end puzAuslit. of he arraegenients for the comfort and ma mmies:* at the royal family both is bisnapsrity of secretary and of general suporintendeut, by the preeestatien of a Madames testimonial inscribed, "From the Quire." This royal gift, consisting of MI epergne of silver, beeriest an appropriate immiption, was accompanied by a letter from Str Charles B. Phipps, *swearing by her Majesty's owe. mend entire approvul of the company's arrangementa for her comfort, and her gracious regret for the loss of Mr. Seceders' services. BOIL= EXPLOSION AND LOIC OF LITZ AT WAIL. 117 MD.—An explosion occurred about Mill-pain six o'clock on Friday morning, at Messrs. Csrtwright's Miami: Flour Wakeieid, by which three men and one boy were killed. The boiler bow was outside the mill, cossequeotly the axplosion found altar vent. The end of the boiler house and part of the roof were completely demolished, bricks, tubes, sad *west Ibis boiler being strewed about, Several ontbuildiogs, stabler, kc., were blows down. The cause o/ the explosion is said to be over•pressure, as a plen tiful supply of water was is the boiler at the time. fAdVentiIiOMPIA.I—HOLLOWAY's OINTMINT AND ITIAIL-1111.411. ADD REAtitsr. —Timmy are many eavis of Beatles. tiodolorenx, and neuralgia Dow wearing out the patieuee and of thasiads who might derive incredible ease by the 'I f tuw olloway's ointment and pills. No matter what has peen the duration of the complaint, nachow severe and exernciating Mee been the nifferinni, they will be diminished by warm fosseetstione brisk friction with this unguent, and suitable doses cd these rips The treatment has often succeeded when every variety of sedative bad proved perfectly muless. The dose of these pills most depend upon the constitutional habit. as their =aid stresetbsnien properties are more required 1- as of nen ous diseases than their aperient powers. eni of lOW in I HYACINTHS, TtA s CROCUSICB 4 &O. lIITLICI rad WC la. =MT! N tar dap raei, for illasteatiou of Bower garden, cattalos Sibraelatbs. lee bib% 7Mefeesy IS bik 00 uarotens, 100 roagoottlai, SO ammwass. N Now &al i t Miss. Bulb Catalogue, or *ma- Vr r e =and cCULLOCH, Coveußprdeteglarkst, Louden.