The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-20 00:00:00

t, L NEWSPAPER 411 !xlib i , t ale ar431.14 ; r ssaual4 , / S~~yy ~ Z c ~. No. 5,392.] s,-Bing aga pe of Good Hops C lA ! ' e e k Urr o unarmM 00ATION behaves WIC DON sod INDIA by the mogebleme Meet M eteamen beleasing to Me LA lads and L(061161 Illipplag Compamy (United). The wellborn' clapper atemaohlp YDASYIiII, 2,269 tom, 300-hone power, G. D . Commander, sow loading Is the VIC4OIIII (loader) Doc will re on be November, embarking at and Mptiyt Grameand on the 29th November, fat Ca callies at the Cape of Good Hope and Matme. This maselikeet ablia, beat expressly to the India traia bee bar thoroughly netled, he. &meats ma- COOrnedidea PaNsepagn. aed win term on urparlendsd margeoe : also a dewantem. The avenge mimosa el them atealmn bra beau 69 dam to ]wins, some of thorn making the aboaeot prima oe mead. The lina eM be mettnaml ou the 16 ef met el tk emeeedas Heel of with the Melds* punctuality, by Gee le Chmesamy's anitilhary sone alma shaft Y. lerisbe or memo opW Grindley NM Oa., IL Pare& menbelnet,, LW. L ; We Molt" Albed area and Cm, lan, Inedanballetreet,C. : or at the 05... : et the Company, , • =s4ane, Londe& LC. : Whore aho implications tor os midshipman la thia wan Mould be mods ep- ILIMAID DREW, liserretery. ZIBA foe SY DRZY (will positively des: on Waylay, Imat.)-01,11112t, ROKIN3O2f, m Ca, lava laaaveasa. ( a IIiDNEY is 65 days, by GRIMM, ROBINSON, A. 3 sod Os. . LLIIL —The temente Aberdeen-bellt Cita dipper ZIIA. A 1 for IS peen, will receive goods In the Zan ladle Dodo .odt lei pained, clear on Saturday, 21st nisi Will be followed by the wellinein trader John Danko co lei December, id the Iltrel. Mmemet Neptune early I. Julian, idea h expand to mad the pimp la Win. 11.01111460 N aed Co., Beat lodiavesem SQ irDNEY in 65 chi by GREEN , ROBINSON mica. 111•164110m-aldp-4•Millo ECM NO for reuglator. A gu rrill pocfn Ida keel In an Inn loofa Doan rd ..I nOthDoownlior. ,Ifs opioasat sows anon ter all doom of wow% ad wlll= s 2 l 6 real. ' frin to fo lif Sonnow le ma oil Mei duper- WM. sad ittt4 ==ravaine. r SYDNEY ie 1)6 diON , 1":01111114, itOBINSON 00.01.111..-110 esisit eiseiber 10011,r A I for fodes:i by CleplaaTiga. Otis Cbartot of Oboe) ; erlll3ead k the Meet WY sad be =siX .w earl s. be Javamy.-131111.11, 370ued Co., I M =PA MONEY 'MORAN and SONS' (of Direkwall- r Portyard London LIM of PACK= SHIPS to .. .I: . ;RIML—Fo Pbfitfp, Dtrast (to two the Dodoes Ilattudity. Nov. 71. at 1 ' 1 7 ,0 1 4 4h). tat z glemild ta=kl YORRIIMILL MOO tam L ADOLPW7I long I.t *I took Nor onaannoadatioes for 411 Orme et pommies+ ore timattrpsamog, andaito win foartan 2=lsorgoota—Tor frotalit or poungt So Malan\ , d and MORGAN, with Ileum Mown Ingram and nor , No. 7, loodenhall.atteet. Paintingsralry this Mao at pookoto aro isuranod fres woo ed Pad elm for dington •d elool bros. to Masotti Brat ohms for 'wood okrio iing IM LITMOOL ON TTEINOTOWN TO NEW TONX. Li ____L,_ MEW YORK, sad I M , PHILADILPNLII I P COMPANY WINN dr galmilas Yob anrke. sh. u= aw ara N.Z .44.11 be' ilaw S now ammo!. 101 in romuc. NINA W , Nov. IL MTN Of COM , Nov. 21 OTT OV WANNINO if, Wo4noodoy, Doc f. 11114NBUMON, + odosidsy. Dec O. Ao4 soury , W gal miry olommOi flawilsa OpAla, br ilis rrf Ilmau l iaillies Weissimry • 15. It mid =, Obbla r= the leigiurd pomp beledlusti provide= Pomoovtor NM IMO Oahu= r i m r=seat leava—fer WM, WILLIAM DOLAN, 11‘ WolinoboWINiogool: a" satIIIACNT. St, nog Is.+ al,. , J. 11 1017211.0414 sad the RHINB.-4Wid WILL —The prearrnarlATATlSS., eel W. MTS. Mr the *Mr and Priv Inearrhar, , err Sump ' .$ 11 ma. Tarr RS In, SI 101.. and lb. Wrenn dd. ; r SI7S.AM. SI and SI aa. Si The sevarrearat 71(1130011D bar Se Tarr ram Tiioalea snlinias rely. rana. and Al Ina-.oar Oros* term niarraddadrad arelbr rpArr Is mantra Ihdresal 'llMr. W.. r NM. ri..Quyn, and PHILIARTS. Wadd4lnd. LC. I)oll2l:l2l.—Direct Route to liissoveo„_ltnia•- .1/ /"Lk oat Control Oomony, MOLY THURSDAY. the Hare Honor Lloyd% apisortil oloomos SCIIWALSI I C= at MOWS. tram Icanlyelowa at II am. Gab( Mr tor paimpes it 10 o...—Pareo to 1; al HO St Ham Haft AS and al loa-1y CIAP UWI W.: or to ISILLIPPII. eltairll and TOULITHI. D. lwdltr. 14 11-A ST LONDON BANK (Limited). Mkt ado. (teraporary)-114 laeskariedyse.. 40. (*DMA I.oo.o4alli n = lassmass CMAIMIAm—CRAZIMTBALIfiIIItiI EUTIZB, _M.P. Tort llaiskas. Chairman of the Oommeiniel Oen Oaerps y. and Moder of the Kest Waterworks . •Cimarmatm—CMAILIMCAPP lin, Vielark gads) libialimirma, LC., Meter Of the Mamma Swig Deek wy. M ot Zarr .=q . (Mom Berry Brothos), Meritoe`a I TfJelmf lowleitaw. UPler Clap en. WIC Thom Mg.. , of the Commercial Om O. MM. Be C( hget 4l sq., Director of Ms floottigh Union legaramee 7e7Mines, Jams Lg. (Maim R. L mod I. Meminge), lemmings' Wharf, Looimbridge, Myriad 7. Booed, leg. (Mame limf am! Co.`, O lemehereis street, 1.0. wham / Ontealleid, Dig., Directive. the fermemihneo Railway. Albert Pally Alm. (deon. Belly and Co), 111, Finch-lane, E C. 08 MP Jer i Mk. all, Orem Tower-Week 1.0., Director of the Lel Weireverim Compamy. Ommellem Walked. ism. littirtark. A.M.B Middieeez. lem. (Meagre White sad Brewery Contreny. Pries). 57, Maritime. 711 1,r a Challman low lioucrrofts— , Mesere. Thomas and Boileau. Mincing-lane, LC. MAIMOIZ.--alt. Messy Joseph Uttar of the hank of Cumin o opened edemata may bs spas the usual Mese ; lad W ordinary Mauer facilities will be afforded. Interest will beamed half.yearly. at the rate of at per cent par loners on the minimum monthly bilimes, If not below MOO; and at the rats of Li par ant. If oat below Sled When the balance falls Wow £l* no All he aliened. la=moonets way be opened the enamel ambito, sad " allowed on all sums from LS by upwards, at the full cur rent rate. Special deporite, trust anti other accounts wfß be taken, and a toed tete of interest allowed for spank pertain if desired. Tho Bank will undertake sit ordinary banking badness. M clnnes the eotlectiou of Dow, cheques, Ml* itc., payable in Loodoa, sad the forwardiug for celiection each as are payable la the constry. The Bank will take charge of Exchequer Ella ladle Bonds, ete L:,.. r w irfil receive and pass the Intend to accoaat. Nov. la, len. PAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICL—The BTvINRS of this RANK itss COM MENCED M 3M. TM PENCHITICIENEMENT ii. - 1. - illiss. itmresE PAST LONDON BANK (limited). NOTICZ.M —ks BANK his PIIICIWILD the PAIXIllid, No. la, EIGLEIRKST, BIALDTPCS at the corner ol Cow merettletreet. end Eau the Great leeteen hallway Sanwa sad customs will be commenced thersta when the amemary alterations lee completed. VAST L 41(1) 0 N BANK (Limi te d E JILJ ItOrfet—This BANK has UMW the rams 110. 97, BIOLSTRREr , WHITEZBAPZI. sod bulges, covereeere Omen when Kee meemory allerstleee are eampleted. EAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICL—IIes DANK kw TAL/21 the MMUS& No. et. to TOOLEY sTagir (tee °weer ILWirbre). eda Waimea therein w the amearary slisralkoa are PAST LONDON BANK (Limited). the Directors OITI NOTICE to the numerous Applicants tar Appenstmenta Unit they hare ENSAGED the 0/111.7.2$ alsarettlee commends. bomber at the Cider Onion EAST LONDON BANK (Limited). The Directors ere eeeperod to receive 0111114 ot collabte ?IMMO. lod wiles • etatomeat d tarns rued tear" arldreimed le the id the JiM. liriehaseh-etreet, RC. LONDON and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPAHILL Vire capital. 11,000,000—M14, ca m e=t 4 oll.ooo., London-73 and 7a. , LC. Liverpool— HearnicbrilldiCia. Reelroge With Howie cad PorvOrr, Branches and Agencies. Iwwwww easiest Leo try Fire on every description of pro• perry, both at house and abroad, at moderate rates. Mercantile Insurances at reduced rates. Lie poßcls unchangeable. IMdea trots extra premium for foreign residence. Noti-dviteltare of life lowrstee preeihum. ifooriftler, or ffn per coot, of the profits divided rapt particillatice policy holders. fo=:l ° Li n u s wed to scl= L otbe . W. P. cumuli:an, (Lewd Manager. T AIdBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an reabolly whited °mamba the bowels or steel. ha the heed. may shassisas paeaust, Is ahateted le be the but mallaler ter sellevtai esasha eeah. MAMMA IMO el aithaa, aad masmpelsa. IS kw = es jamas ahem the h aft pstatoaao• laaaahle‘ snap the Vallee Thal preesbes tsseasee= Is fiera dig eserateptloa its Isola ate leafy et as t i t i er u erea . Xes ui tszver her et weer ' sad meld he W. I.lllllrist. 8, net Ustaetsvet. mad 4. 131 arnama Ado sad three asalitles is V. b. lc pa p rticular sad ask tor yeatheeds Maga. The hum sad addreesla spayed ea theatre,. TOZZAIIII 00PARINE MlOl4 usesseshilly 11l Med la Vie tons sad Lod= Illempllmik rider lbe see• et Outlerlise, Beeeek uerg. room, and Lira Som. Mei 01 11114, steels • airs k eee &vamp et la dem di• (" Te i t roma ee Amt. Awry—ies.K Pt May. 11 PO Y. K. 'S elegem% Mock aril* lemeallet. Maim. TIILLIEN'S CONCESTS.—Her MAJESTY'S THZATIII—IVZILY WEI [NZ, as B—vocals. mama. VULPINI a* or &IVOR!. lbri British Army Ow dole; Grand Selettioe horn Fault: lull Oreheetra: Three Mll/tary Bench, end Pull Chore. Conductor, N. JITLLIZN. Promenade and gallery, is. ; bona. b. ea, ; Privets bens, lea ad it 1.., and Cl 11a. ed. Places may le secured at the Boaollce of the Theatre ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAOK lIIIIEZNSI ATTCSAIewCTION.as, —Altiltrgind the aelebrsted Preach will pear svla !!" rIlf!qa. 0 . 8 1 1 •Ind nrwar lr 111Vitittm L 8 , isoposot et adabiblimat. 2lmt MAIt - , peg weallsr /al pielsreen hi warld—Lansiol: ai th a im== htry Paketalc—Opersitk — liressest by tm:ow° Family and Wes. 1.U4 salisted b I S young Yawhe Pra Dom open at U. sommesce at Halt-Past. MADAM TUSBAUD'S HISTORICAL GAL LERY • estatilbed la pun et the Sasser, Bakeretrest. NSW ADDITION—Inward IY., the banthathest NM h LUMP. (14e$, wearing the moat Grown aadoorwmatioa robes as worst at the period , also Henry V., la the W costume of the Woe. Admittance IL . extra the Opin troth 1111111, mod ban T Wilt PRE OXFORD. —0 PEN EVERY EVENING. .n. MUSICAL INTILMTAIMMINTS, comfit* of Operatic Misotians. Oboraim be., by tbe Milo of Me Cempaay . So*. VIM* Vjotal coat*, Ms aolobrotal MOM : Mate, Drew Dam ; Plamfar* Mks sepia k; sod tba morianous *Ow •Tbe Orchailaal Mame by the hum*, Hen lichalbea blik Diroctor. Mr. Y. hiesemor. Moody by Ilaaworth "my mbar maa "), Nierwo rI. labdoll. It Harahan. G. r ezes ain sokasim irma, 01±1. ; *lb aid Balcony, 1 riwll (MOST 01.1111, us rc a z i lif in L me epqatral lishaNabriat" bikeefidse Os& mover beam ailing's& VI~4 eller K Prelim. lll}gyp,4:l did 4.=.1n M pa . ilv-aufTuarqty BALL. W • MIDDLICEIKX NZW MUSIC HAM, Drur ANA. ALBII2O, the saw Tahoe having achieved a maim= maaamplal tie =sale d Made Mena Mr. Winder lae peat °alp phew, aaseaticlea I that ba bas secured thb tassaa's eeninea for a leiptlaneed period, to appear at this LA& bilahmeat . tIiHE RIGS KT (111 W MUSIC MALL), a. 111131871T1= Vineenteeinere. Weadinbeater. tie banmt. headword, eleibeet ventilated in tbe 0111. en Nevember the tab, with tandem nee srtielee of edebetly, whose Denies ell be duly nanoneeed. TVD NOT BORON? YOUR APPOINTMENT ! *owl A/ We rip at MIMS, Oreint-padee, after /OW. THE BRITISH HOTEL, SS, Jormyntreet. -s Peollies and ileallorseo sea be scoormedided with Aperlimearo ledroome la Ulla lelabliabeamt movisielie riorpo-2/1011A3 DAWIS *ore alerdvieWO Pro. Woke. Dream provided for large sad mill ware. .A . LLSOPP'E PALE ALE. rr 0001112 11,411/12108 et tlss above ALlt are low being supplied In Use natal ocedition L bellies and la cede; try JUIDLATati. MACKIN, TODD. and 00.. At Nit aw Ledo&%dap Star* len•talettides. ELL girt., I. Mt ifirAolams, TULIPS, CROCUSES.' &O. BUTLU amid IisCULLOCIII 10. OCILLBCTIN ;ter dose trec. for iteersileo of lower cordon, cooled 00 braelnthr. 100 tulips, 100 crocus. 16 kW 60 weirs* 100 ronuooulus. 60 tEI6O snowdrops, di Mies. Bulb Caillogyo, or Aver itds. may be hod bee. fit sad ItaCULLOeII, Coventipirdwoorlagt. London. E P P'B'S 10 0 0 0 A, Dtatleettshed a FRAGRANT alumni. AND es INTIGORATING assArswer MYRIAM 4 , 111 11 0 61 11 for thew et theme node! lesteaeogeible beeteeet• VG thloollt •Gtesehtiore Settelhal aceeptei. _ _ s i. u 0 z., Ti r cianai d ZA • PZERINif s. The dellcloas esadhsest. saaosiac se imku.oollllloW4o.ll "11701 OILY Ila " It".6, llPtirtS * 171: Die palate we easitsaal mama malaise' Wais tless, and should sue lilt Leandro/eta( alms we co mapper, label, bottle, sad stopper. 1.11 =lair MifLA a eskei r „ i i t a i l e " BAITCL Worcester 31 sall I ; MOIL RA Y sal sex.. Leadffs. as., as : sad /sS Poem sal mist ad lesser . O. and J. MELD, original manufacturers tut • 11.6414 a P.Utilelrifle.ANDLin, le oboes the ;else medal MN) las bon warded. sad Owls oodles adeposd .. 7 M gaiadis doorsoseld foe me at Use =Mary Kansas a. Thaw costlos an be abtalsed of an (doodlers sad la Ile UMW tiedees. Men la per woad : also Irl sale aralbsd Vaned lervlselloso Table* Id. sad ad. sob_ The public are osallaaed la see WS Plaid's lateens ea Use =se la/ bear Lobo Wlelsoals cal', sad tee eassrledlos.—Upper Aida . IL FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to aay PAST of the KINGDOM. Dratlaprorai sidles KM 0 0 Dialos-resta maw es= SA 0 0 Median alas astplele \Tenanted ant dais T. end & DiTIIIII, IK Odordetreet. Molested osalersts pre& sad poet tree on application. A LGENIAN ONYX MARBLE. .(2. Wears. ISMI, JAM sad C llePeottullt each ma leupsulloa at aslr east Salm Irak& (lodates upward. et ens oldsola asoilfisig of =OM Oiodelebr• marlabstmas, Psa Trays, sad • vsebet iA rA Min of lela. at soodente prism nth basailtd Isfebbill MORAY folaefoOPM. laws Teri Saspollsb, • amity of *oft tank sad esa be turned or eldseEeM i t a le m oissoessry for eallity or amnion —S, t. 9, isseatotreet. aOLD OHLINB.—WATHERSTON and 11111041D111 beg Ma sal ta. attentton of the pantie to tar t w 111•011= which they deliver with GM Owsn4 OEMs starchmatt at Mohr manufactory : ft a. 4. wadmmaahlp chant. lit Inches kwg Toile) carat ishl. os. MM. Ora , as is sed. par ame., price Total Upon metem, Sr QUALITY. WECIET, eat VALUE of Me waded. sad georeatme to the pmehmee: Net doe wed Areepies fts for ear reesemetstka ea the aort ae: whisk le clamed meantime to the lotricom Si • mad 3100 DIN, Goldma4h•-3,lametsetory. Lb. Resetettookook Cowst-gardsa, Load" W.C. We, A.D. left Astayiaale7lS Clam and Jewellery ter la sere.—ltlt. Thai lablatunent k eland s& la the trams sad ea arawdays at L VOTHING IMPOSSIBLI.—The greatest and s.a sliest awed Unladen el the day, AQUA AlialtiLLA.— , Herm JOHN 001HfiLL add 0n.,„ Three lingtourt, Loenbard i drese. Leaders,,peraosers Ocher llelesay. respectfully alter to the = fhla Imlay assrvellses INK which gradually nerves ties hair le its pristfas lee—as meter at what ars. The agas Asehrells bee Dose al the properties of dyes as the cootravy, Is beneficial to the eyeless, sad when the hair Is once restored eas application per mouth will keep It In whet colour. Price SI la per bottle, or to MU bottles, ltia dd.—Jobs Own A Oa. have bean appointed perismees to ILL& the Prisms*: Halm 'gIIININE.—The MEDICAL PROFESSION —The LAIC= Dr. Hama end others recommend ates' gainful Wine" ran 4v:client and Maple stintniant. Manufactured only by ROBERT WATERS. 2. Martin edam, Cannes .street, London. LC. Sold by Orocers, h u lan Wars leamennen, and others, at lea a dozen. Wholesale Agents, I Teets and 00.. Woreeeke. T ' QUADRILLE of the DAY.—The ROYAL BOUDOIR QUADRILLE (played with woodertal mimes at Alfred GMlash Promenade Coneeets), introducing the new National " Gad Rims $M Prince of Wake; Rt. Ansapsd Rano Pr MAask s RLS al desk each fa : q Rarely has uadrille MEd, /S seek a treuape . hem achieved. GOD RUM Wm PRINCE of HALER gang and Chorus. Poetry by GSM MILT. Resta by BaTIFIJT RPCIARDB. limo solo s sad fa. each. The same as a four-part soap with HAP PY meal The HAPPY MILT QUADILILLI, by Cho Composer of the = . o l: "QrsdnUe." Maw solo, illnstrabrd. Ss.. duet, M. Cocks sad Ca.. New Barlimptonotrest, W. AR meeseeienere COI7RT-MARTIAL on COLONEL CRAWLEY. The NTICIAL 1111/TLXXINT of the AlthlT and NAST OAZZat et TO.IIOIIOW, Nov. 11, edited by g, D.. will ocelot% the Meet yartieulan of Oh GUN ethre ap to the Wait leer et pity le prem. Pere 6d., pool tree 7d. To be hod of ell were wale, sad at the °dice, 16. Wellogtoaetreet North. W.C. HOLBORN V ALLEY.—WORKMIN'S 110t1b1121.—The IiVILDEL o Mil DAY. price ed., by NM Id contains :—Ploe View sail Pisa of the %UMW/. kiltstow. Coissoe—Oar Rivers sod WAWA. Supply— Aaarott Church sod Pete Towers—Oo the Construction of Dwel lings tor the Poor—The hie Yr. albite.. Agri -81 Am t itter, The el Arts—Slaboole of Art—Aoosetic ratter, The ComirsetSos awl Anewsenese of Mllle—Harboors sag Preakwatere—suetioos of Pleuras awl hooke—Clarrh-bolidlag Yowit—Aptewitersi Adel end linowitlf cup ic.--oak.. Yalt-street. Otweatigardas, sal ill booksellers. 12w NOVA. .7221,0112i5ei. 2.21 A pest OW% HONOUR tad DISHONOUR. By the Author a "Illnittas of 12.1mpreol Clres." boles: 2. P. A. Dan 0222”12222, LlessW2l2o2. WS. Ist Sitillish It Calimed PM= Gt. UTT of OD•801 1 1 1 141 6 ON. Boa " Paih il tdotT Y Ire •14,4911 man es•eisisi Mame Is pied at the tairshilly et • dissm, than it ha ht that tessimptiss - s zCaraw•ll 1 MITIIIA A : I' ga et T I LLICIII• asTlaloll7o ll k to width la samatmal • sairbst Treads* as its plasbd Dimais• al ilmt I Marl Leas : loson• lad Oft LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1883. POLAND. OIRCI7W BY OO THE POLISH NATIONAL WARSAW, 007. 29. The following eiroalar bee been addressed by the Polish &Alma' Government to its agents abroad : Br,—Pram tits limbo* of the must Wised some meat oar enemies base not eased to me all lb* efforts to wawa paths °Maim with Mud to ill Data" And its Madme n. Is order to deprive It of its teas cherecter— I that of a war sedertakes for the achievement of natioesl iadspendeass, mad strengthened by the mks of all movie nom aod tae eaudroone Miley of all alum of losisty— attempts ban bees made to represent it as the week of parties. Soassthass it was the clerical end andocesSie party, sometimes Ike revolatiociary and &mug* party, which was pat forward as the soul of the movement, and as waking to mike me of it for in owe adveatege. Magmei tae good lOW Of iraPirtia sod boast moo seem to bare appreciated these false mations as they dress sar modes do mot weary of repeating thus. The mat ahead regents, fasts little knows, miegiy inter pseud, fp ems entirely "dated, ere aid by Sinn sea pre. test 99 selesmies Se tisk hmissaftews. It is Ude ehetimit• andlissimutiepssitsue adtieh Mesas as to must yea Os *Wig des le thesaassartions, the peer of Wit lismapiet• lasorreetsses—preets which you mimeos is abasdance. And first, if the wishes of the catholin world and the mast able chief of our cherub am in our fasces, who can think of making this a subject of reproach against us j After the maim war waged by Ruda against the religious feelings sod buffet& at the Polish people, could any one ex pect to am the sympathies of the catbolke on the side of the appraiser t The prayers atlas were ordered by the reps for Mead hare best mianally received amen me wit► valuta*, without any clistisetiot of religious opiate. The ministers at all aim-catholic creeds hare jetted it them wit► joy sad without suspicion, for if it is true that the labia sate sad pissecutiot of our oppressors have sot bat she to weskit the feeling of religion is the hearts of the Poles—if it is taut that this people, brought up in suffusing, lads is a. Halos its greatest stzsnoth—is is no WI so that our• ma hatma hare developed mots met of differeat areas sad osaferious a feeling of mutual charity sad of toleration which, though very far removed from inanimate, ia agar theism the bra pennies against all amain thodateles mad sgaisistall amity. _ • . The National Government, by loudly proclaiming the principle of freedom of cooacience„ has that retitled a feeling which has bees mestantly manifested by the whole mottos, including the clergy of all reliPoris. These valour minds trim have given eseb other the band et brotherhood over the tombs of the victims of Muscovite herbal* ; they breve with equal coat* the revenge of a power whisk thrown into the same (Maga* with the catholic prim* protestant mieirtere sad Jewish rabbis, while men °tall re. Wow light together in the snake of our may, and swept a pod of action and responsibility la oar national orpaist tion. In the lastrudions we based lest May to our spats abroad we completely espcsed our principles regardlog the questions of Tasks, and we authorise you to give Sheila such publicity a gyms may think proper. It will be snail* for no to my Mist oqr Prissiides have not changed, sad they give a cosvining mower to all areseatictle or istsisslsits It tr only Jont to ashsowledge We the catholic dem bee shown as lively sad so deep a feeling of its ditty to the country as suety other clew of * pepalstion ; bet there is nothing is that cireamatesee to *lily either the slanderous inipstatises of our Ironies or the odious and barbarous re• yews takes by the itamies sailmrktisa for the prayers which were ordered ia Frame and M Roam. As ?Aprils the alkyd aritheAutis Modesties eel the is attheolice, Wit is ask d thou lemeiths ► with the adateniss of oar easuiles io non Nob =wife& To may that the Polish bobdity mai it own istessits in the movement it as false as it is unjust, for it is, oo the ana -1 teary, the rural population which ie called upon to dolics greet material advantage' from it. The Rus sia agitate hay* theaseshis ethfassed that for the lad • thirty yeas. it has bees Ramis which laths- Posed all peesible obstacles to the sotiefeekcy solution of the peasant qualities. It would, we think, be difficult to find in history othiiplee of seek swam as those that wore made by the Polish landowthes in favour of the pea. seats so soon as they wets ensided to has themselves from the hoods of Roads. The object pursued by the Polish bitty is to liberate this powerful and solid portico of the population from the oppreasios which seeks to make it its tool by mesas of the degradation into chink it 'savorous, to plunge and maintain it. I. this en aristocratic movement, when one sees members of the most illustrious Polish fami- lies standing to be killed es the field of battle like ammo@ soldiers, under the command of offiosrs and morals who have sprung from the people I Can it be eselesively for the advantage of the aristocracy that the intelligent population of the towns has thrown itself lato the struggle, and that sages and poets are seen fightiog by the side of heroic &dams and. enlightened trades men! Finally, is it the feudal party which mood pates the soil of Poland, and proclaims as the fundamental principle of the future Polish ethatitstion equality before the law, sad the admission of all classes to cavil sod po. litkal rights! We are also reproached with befog revolutiouista. If by revolution is meant the dortasetio• of religion, the neutron. ea** of the rights of family end of property, it is to Russia that this title belongs ; she deems' it daily by her casket in Poland, and we willingly give it up to her. Bat if by this word is meant the dehisce of all that is most sacred to humanity—if the name of revolution is applicable to social program, to the conquest of a wise freedom, we have no I wish to deny these prisaiploo, for whose triumph we have fought for nine months. Our esomis wish to rain as by internal dinieosions : they seek to stir up suspicions against us, both at home and abroad. The snare is too arms for um to fall into it, and their calumnies refute one another. They always return to them, nevertheless, laths famous memorandum of Prince Gortchakolf, a ehrlenge, as It were, to the 001111611100 of bumaaity, we are represented as disputing with each other for the right of plundering our country —a novel spires of right, which Muscovite diplomacy alone could have invested, as its army alone could have exercised it. This right of plunder is in truth of Russian origin. It belong, to Russia, sea we leave her to monopolies it. Surely, V ever there was a situation capable of driving • Dation to despair, it is that which has been made for as by Russia, by an oppression unequalled is the reale of the world. The Marian adminwtrstioe has exceeded all that has yet been seen in the way of barbarity. They began by breaking forcibly into religious asylums, they have pro faned the tombs, and sow they proceed by plunder, ms. emerge, execuroos, and waivers' preoriptise. While con tinuing to repersot the present movement se the work of • bottom, they give this assertion the most striking refuta tion by embracing the whole of Polish society in the same prteecution. Inaugurated at Warsaw by the murder of poor artisans like Kaminski, Wagner, Alger, and others, all of whom knew nothing of the deeds which were imputed to then, this system developes keen by the plunder of houses while their owners are absent, and by • Bert of regular proscription, which every day separates from their homes and their country hundreds of our best citizens. By found ing her government on plunder and proscription, does not Russia herself pronounce a sentence of invalidation against ber rule! She again obeys the inexorable necessity which in the past ovitury impelled her to the partition of Poland, sod which, is times more ancient, impelled her to destroy the Solavonen republies of Novgorod and Pskow ; and it is now the complete destruction of our country which is the conclusion of this logic of Asiatic barbarism struggling with einlisatios. Notwitbstaading the norm laid in every potable form for the conacieoce of the ciriliaid world, the Polish ques tion promote heel, with inch simplicity and such evident imam, that had faith aloes am mileoderemad is. On the 'M. tick urn ry ► t sad the prieciples of humanity defeaded by the heroism A ear soldiers, sad reclaimed by the pew veriag efforts of n whole people ie the midst of the most severe trials ; ea the other, en insatiable asarpatloa appeal ing to the bliadestpassioas,and maintalaiag itself by the most Arad Ann of streegth,in contempt of all Divine end host, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. GENERAL AMNESTY IN THE NEAPOLITAN PROVINCES. TURIN, Nov. 19. The O f ficial Gazette of to-day publishes a royal decree proclaiming an amnesty. It annuls the penal punishments awarded in the Neapolitan pro vinces for all crimes excepting those connected with brigandage and ordinary offences. The am nesty extends to all offences against the press laws and all persons who have evaded the conscription or acted in contravention of the laws relating to the National Guard. The report preceding the decree states that the enthusiastic reception and other manifestations which the Sing has met with during his journey have proved how deeply the unity of Italy is rooted in, the mind of the population' Having nothing more to fear from the efforts of enemies, the ministers have deormid it their duty to' second the generous idea conceived in the heart of the King. THE POLISH INEURREOTION. •1111111AO. The. Rawdans hays been esilloiy at Lurks by public caution the liable twin the woods which had been sot down es a strategic. measure. A Polish cavalry corps boa invaded the town and sailed 100100 florins, the produce of the sale, leaving a receipt. • RICER VON BISILtRK ON THE POLISH INSURRECTION. =MDT. Nov. 19. In the Chamber olDeputies today, the Polish members proposed that the inquiry instituted con cerning three Polish deputies shopld be dropped. This proposal • was referred to the committee on judicial affeira. The house then proceeded with the order of the day. The propositions of Herren Simson and Oneist concerning the sanction of the press ordinance of the lid of June, anuouuoed yesterday, were then discussed and carried by a large majority. In the upper house of the Diet the debate upon the draft of the address in reply to the King's speech was continued. The committee on the ad diem proposed that the Chamber should not intro duce the Holstein question into the deliberations on account of the obscurity by which it is still sur rounded. . Count kabuki protested against the paragraph expressing gratitude to the government for the measures adopted against the spread ef the insur rection in Poland. The count maintained that the insurrection had only for its object the liberation of Poland from Russian rule. Herr von Bismarc-Schonhausen, in reply, said : "Count Hinuski may believe what be says. The government, however, was obliged to judge in ac cordance with fact. The government has proofs in hand that the insurrection was not directed alone spinet Russia. Government has, however, a politi cal, social, and moral interest in the movement in Reagan Poland not being victorious. An independent Poland would always be a source of danger for the Prussian monarchy, and would occupy the greater portion of the army. We must not allow a move ment to be successful which soils itself with un heard ot crimes, and which delights in tbeapotheolula of wear nation.' The address was then put to the vote, and agreed toby72toB. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Nov. 18. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly the ministry read a message from the Prince containing a programme of a conciliatory character. The Assembly to-day elected its president, vice president, and secretaries, who all belong to the opposition. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Nov. 19. The Aulie Chancellor for Hungary, Count For gaeh, is seriously occupied with the question of the Hungarian Diet. It is said that that body will meet in Pesth in May next. MYSTERIOUS CHARGE OP ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PRANCE. A mysterious affair commenced on Wednesday before the Court of Amines of Montpelier, where • geotle. man of fortune, named Armand, residing in that tows, was with as attempt at murder on the person of bin dgessebe without apparent motive. The latter, whom man is Maurice Rout, was found atit; yth July het in the cellar of hie mater's house lyng es the grousd in • state of insensibility, big legs tied bp s handkerchief and a cord rowed his mak. The vital beet of the body was almost extinct, and his appan age* gave signs of an attempt at stralatioo. On being taken to the hospital he was gradually nonght to a state et sensibility, but the organs of speech were completely paralysed, so that when on the next day he was examined by the jugs ilinstruction he was forced to reply to the questious put to him by signs. By means of a dictiooary, he declared threes the morning of the day in gassing be was in the cellar procuring wood for Mining when his master soddenly came behind him, and exclaiming " I will teach you whether my house is a dirty hole." felled him to the grouted by a blow on the back of the head with Pomo heavy isetrurmot ; the seam' then boned his lege, sad wird* his neck with a cord attempted to strangle Ida. The servant further declared that although knocked down by the blow on the head and rendered immoveable, be still preserved his mental faculties sufficiently to be aware of what was going on. It this state he remained for ten Ware, until he was discovered by • female servant of the same household. M. Armand energetically denied the charge, while the servant persisted, even at the mama when, hie recovery being considered doubtful, the asernmest was administered to him in his anuastios. The aceitemeat tamed in the town of Montpelier since the cerunissiou of the crime has been intense, sad the trial was looked forward to with great Wawa The popular feeling spinet M. Armand wan naiad le such a pitch that se escort of soldiers wee sammary to protest him when taken from prison before the rmi ssu r ba lg . magletrate. Dr. Ambroise Tardieu. who wag r the interest of the seemed, has declared that it is abschnly impossible that Rout could have remained far See hems in the state m which he was found ; that the lucidity which he preteads to have main tained after the attack was physisally out of the polio% sad that his dumbems and paatornim• was only • rem kapoeture. The back of Roat's bead also bore no traces of the blow he pretended to bars received. Be moan of various kinds were in circulation, some alleging a rivalry between the muter and the servant M a love affair as a metier far the outrage by the former, while others look apes the itansation ea as impudeot attempt at onto,- dos by the kW". . . . . . _ _ from Mostpolier, "'hi& 11•DOGDOSS the 'palm of the trod, stair that another attack wee mete tbe evening before is one of the 'trouts of Ike tows e• Rases lilq rod t►at be is ao mach iajured as to cause WM trial to be put ad to soot►er amine. TER FRENCH MAWS TO INDIA AND CHINA. MI llamaslas haparialso Aram Maoris WI Yamaha ysatanisy slab the above soda. Ilbir took 116 pawpaws, 11611 pudica, ad 61,0001. I. specie far lolls asd China ; also 70 paresscata, 657 pszkages, sad 226,0001. ia specie for Ala none. The polio, made a desatot on Saturday night upon aa aaistatul aamalo , %t o swum eaagresatad at tii• City Or Werke. I. far purview. anal took in ma ted) 4,1 ‘ tbey **a taken Won Justice .Chaadiensi Watseka as* and lei Whir ao.— ltiatasoad lasasiaer, Now. 2. [stamped, id. Additional.] laws. Whilopeopisaredisetusingabreed 011 thelevalitialies of the Feeessious rights whisk Mitsoovite hypocrisy has woo seeded is wading treat the waked. of Serape Ise the purpose el oppugn( ye, ow enemies NW a pleseme sisetroying the lest vseMas el their intersaaisaal ewer =seta. II is thus that eves a portion of the kiwi= mated by the reams, al Thema (four districts of the peoviare of Aegiebowii sad Reetens Pediarbia) his just been &ea up to the purdy Mstesoulte sifesteistration of dem& Meara vied ; while at the lam tine every effort le ode to de mise, *besmear(' tome el aaligiel leelliuticers is the virile extee•tif the isreibrie mind be the Bassiaaa. DU* the period el eight aura we bare not been able to obtain' barna@ pOWIMP which ere at tbe bead of the Wed world tba 'ably act of pudic* we bare asked for—that recornitime of oar right to defend ourselves against oppres ion The cody seed wo feel of the sympathies gabbed by oar math is an over•famsring intemity of baked ea the pert of YON* and a/ his semis to extenniasterrer seer Deems to b. the will of Providence to try us by sr& white owed the siessure of human malicios ; vs submit to its law ; our mirage and onr faith romans washaken. Do we UM. from Europe too much le asking her to nowise our right to Used ourselves? We appeal to the °oedema of peoples and itivaity of governmeett assallioa we salami Maligns is a &Waft ass; it pram* nor load valises alithealaisa. wig& *Tea bag ealsblishad lad Salaam hi a. arm Jaya& Th. *de* is a wag oomplimited OM. Mil awl kcal established Steles as for our resomitatlng indepeadeses. If v. WI woe entherresetneot on this point, have sot the semi perplexities been seen to sties b the Worts al other edam to reconquer their iisthipeedterer! A dose best & ' melon &the subject will whops drew that in dusk dries el anise tiny went sat alleys lammed by the priesiphis they tieteedeg. . . Ws shall only insist on one point. In our external rain- Was we Shall never act in oontradiction with our priscipies. The Wallowa Government would colas to exist on the day It so longer deserved that title—when it no longer repre sented ohs sietimenteofj tidies and preemies which animate the polish pelotas, fighting for the well-nnderstood interests of arthritics so kw then for 14 owil ugly. L. B. [TWOPENCE THE BRAZILS AND RIVER PLATE. (Pm Freech Moamar Beers via Bordeaux-) BUENOS AYRES, °CNN'S 11. The rebellion is tke Banda Oriental still sails* hat headset Nitre has, la &dame et motel nerektlemry canned t h e erred of an hale' a named Arms* who putilithed • preolsmatie; .sI epee an nallarrap jola is Yoe Flora ervoleders. By Yds act ekes tier dent hos Omni for Mood as iosiorias proolurity, nanny amosiol foniporo, bat ILo roborioloaed nodose. • • Cairn' Is atlf ..espied with tM Wok which ali• make **mils, at Woo million silver dollars, or god aisDt dollsra per boa at the iokabitooto. If tits proviodol inipodo at propel', laz, anoslotool rim% to.. • aro lab orowarA. tho Mio Is limbos Ayres may boo oolisatot at lb dolaamob, pat *lra b a &Bab of 800,00 allow bare, ar 9 par art, abisb ib It loped to mot tram baronial mamma mamma The Daewoo Atm Standard, la its orrowirry of sews published for the Freach mail, she s • Our foreip readers who take se Misted is Argent/3e prespesity will be pleased to know that ewer three Boas of the ves7 bed dodos-seed of all dessripions bay* boos lauded sad are already planted in the parts of hots mo st &duped to de paw* of comm. Our delight riborfart fiteMe is Ilsediester wir I;e; with that seillices tad millions of altos diets are at meat over pemed. We promise the nmanfacturen 5,000 beles of esteem from ths Rd= this summon and 400,000 the meat. In pepaset tot our leottoe bales we auk 'wither gold sovereigns ace oases% bat railway 'roe. oottos goads, coal, he. Them are WWI who lautgli at MU predietioss, bat we will net " bide am Jot." In a year or two, if we have peace, the River Mato will he to England what the cum prosperous United BMWs of North America were—the supplier of staples, the trowsusist of manufactures. We are all hers as yet m our Wady, oar future is great, sud England is regarded se the best fridd of the Arvada, nation. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. Ou Wednesday last the Rev. Robert Lloyd, M.A., was instituted to the rectory of 810 Norton, in the county of Norfolk, es the preseetatios el Maths Brown. Gold sou. Eq., of 810 Nortaa BelL On r'riday last the Rev. William Hoeorth, was collated by the Lord Bishop of Norwich to the honorary casoary in the cathedral church of Nereids., vacant by the death of dispbea illsoold Clerk, cad woo isetalled the fol. Jowls' day. The Lord Biilop of Gloucester and Bristol has conferred spot the Rev. H. Green M.A., the rectory of et. Ablate, is the city of Glooosra, vacant by the cession of the Rev. C. B. Coney. The Rev. WM. Bertram, M.A., has been Mail. toted by the Lord Bishop of Glzeoester sad Bristol to the tottery of [almost*, sear Cirencester, vacant ley the reit mates of the Bee. B. 0. Kemp*. Patron, the Lord Chasidim Tin Bev. Z. B. Minors, M.A., has been insti tuted by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester cad Bristol to the reetory of Ashley, use Toasty. variant by Us* resignation of the Rev.. B. A. Prichard. P►tron, bee Majesty the Queen, in right of bar Duchy of Lancaster. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, NOV. 19. CLASSICAL HoNo999.—The =Amin...elm the final atrial abed hays this 'nein issued than award of tumours as follows : Ci.AlOl.—Johe Chem.*, Trinity College ; Lord Demme, Balled College ; John B. Fawaseta, Faster College ; Charles Mortis, New College ; sad James H. Thurstield, Corpse Christi CLAUS e t i Maries E. C. B. A=Pit. John's College ; Junes H. Fieselield, Queer's ; Frederic Roder, Mertes Collage; Fesuois A, assume& Easter College; Jobs M. Coll r, Lisiversity Collie.; Frederic J. Coalman, Christ Church ; Jobs G. Gamble, Magdalen College; Joha H. Marriott, Merton College ; Henry J. Moon, Merton College; Alfred Plummer, Exeter College; John H. Smith, University College; Jugs H. Taylor, Quese's Collets H. Charles H. Waller, lisi6= wk w ; mid John A. Washbowl., Pembroke Cum 3.--Cluuries C. Amistroas, St. John's Co Jolla 0. B, Ball, Magdalen Han ; Ludovie C. Bigg l iNt. Edmund Hall ; Augustine L. Foulke.. Queen's College An Hammel, Marton College ; Alms Hartwell, All nude Col lap ; William B. Jacobson, Christ Church; Freesia G. Ine, Christ Church ; William H. Pope, Uni vanity. Owe 4.—Nil. J. H. Plimsoll, J. R. T. Envie, C. S. Paws, sad D. B. Mosso, Beaudoin. Viscount Dooms, of Balliol College, Oxford, has this *seeing been awarded a first clam in the Final School of Linen Humsnieribus. THE WORKING-KENS CLUB AND nisnrors UNION. Lord Lyttelton will be much obliged to the Editor of the Brpreu if be will let the accompanying letter appear is his edemas. Athenian" Nov. 19. 4, Graftoo-streek, Nov. 11. My dear Lord Lyttelton, —The praseut moremeut for Mee establisbineet of clubs for working•nien has, as you well know, my warmest approval and good wiaLeia Bat I am grierr'd to bora that the Working-adou'a Club sad Institute Uoioa, which is doing its work extremely well, is in pressing need of funds. I do not like to leave Elialand, though only for • short Limo (that is till the meeting of parliament), without strongly rimenuneadies it, through you, as ems of its most active vier presidents, to the support of all friends of the wetkiew eleases.—Believe me, my den, Loydl A ytteltoe, mat saneerely yours, (S ass H. Bsoccuum. I Fav la IN THZ MITROPOLIL—The remarks which we made a few weeks since as to the probability of : them being a great increase of typhus in the metropolis during the proems whiter ere being verified. Under t he se circumfuses we are glad to learn that the committee of 6of the e.dmi Fever liorpital have deter mined the accommodatioo afforded by the bee ' pita, by the meatier' of a temporary budding capable of ! mitalsieg OU beds. The building is to Is of wood 2,000 cubic feet ere to be allotted to each bed, aid at th e same time there will be thorough veetilatios. We midentuod that this Landis, will be reedy fee the reception of patients within a foamed from Use tins that the terms of the cm. tout are aimed ea. The looser the better, for every patient suffer* hem typhus who is permitted to remainifs owe batty teetilsied, sod, perhaps, overcrowded berm heoomes sleets for the promotes' of the dimes to a whets cons massity.—Lencer. • Cinn& Patron. OKI BHILLIIIO THOZODAT, Nov. 19.—Agbabeieue oe paymet, 1,498; amp, by mem dame, 831; total, 2,329. ALARMING OUTBRSAI OP CONVICTS AT TNt D4RTMOOR PRISONS. (Prom the Wealira Daily ihrerry.) On Friday afternoon a most alarmkg and pre. sceeertat outbreak of convicts took place in the works in °tens:ion with the now =done= Dartmoor Prisons. 4 0 =e — tfliolleial source hos wig** our cot. 1. bee ebtaiaid hu tobeenatioo, that for mend wesiecto pies officials had positive infonnoben Mee well pedemses that a motley would takes f masept amide while employed os the works ; that at a met *psi from the riugleadem is the plot, from two 'to three heads* mice were to am themselves with the beavy iroa maim width the couvicts ia agricultural lakmr, sad booluttbas amid with the deadly .weepos they were to make a general rush, and if meal* Ft outside the line of outposts, and then wetter themselves in every directive, with the view of effects( their agape Bow of the miles is charge attempted to clop their it me lima tha intention to cut the odmrs their the Me spades. At about 4 o'clock on Friday, the gement Wider Blase gave the order to mass *beer a math Pith Oi shad wee raised by a pity of mirk* who amid theme time with sped* and warned the warders act to come . weer or *Mem with them, otherwise they, the warders, would sot have a bead left on their shoulders. Six or soma el the itegienders then aommemed to hamar* lb* fellow *Maim who sem* to waver as to whether they week' joie the eulimeak ar eat. Two of the leaders, !C sad Keight, simaled at the of their mese, Now . yoga time to Mike • for . Den% ire enweede ; eon* joie - de, all yea lifers aad seatmes ; we ma orgy do for aoy of the that attempt tq stop wt." AS Iki tIM pethemp eauto nice iases' wee isle* tell ow Noma more el their in the maks} tine semithesed, they dimmed by the washes, the firths" and distraelleir fs soy d thew who enighlt *ems them; at thei aim lame .the ri!eoadem leedd liersaging the gmeal body of amide `to act twes their premium eel seelhe for their liberty.' The shout * sad yeldig el the mileseme me most Mile. The ' mien at this time were most asitheas le their maims . e te= she Jul epbody of mists ia order , sad aim me- a lageefiag the epodes looked up, with the ties el theme already is the beads of the matlnesie. "" matiesen, mit that the general body of movie* meld , MOM the* rna at full speed with the *Maim of emegiag *Mesa the metpoots or lies of evetrise Bets. cheerio( their poggss, oiled ea the eistaiee S. " dee ea the mutiosen If they attempted to pass biome . them. This the sentries would have promptly done. Thie asubasers, *Meg the motrice Wig grit rides to the "mte art," iscambeeely com to theS .boot, sad *** • eheage tome Peictoipal Warder but that caber, gee ing Moth Moog him in the fem.. y bend his would-be mardenn aad premated his pistol. aad said, "Ist mee Of you advisee mother pace, aad 1 will *ow his busies out." Thu cowardly radians, maim{ the disrobed attitude of Mt. Mot wheeled in another &mem, t' OuII feer • that io--- pistol, you would sot be lit • head on you pliemitiere" At Ms Moe the evil guard sad smirks were = S s: te se gee t ral s lll 7cot a ti t e fi Wow , the ostibitais AM refused to surreader, and kept aavadeg. Alewees of thisa were sees to um thiamine with Mem • mei imam the sentries. The civil gourds kept their anon at the • charge," aad in that Maser drove the rontiamee ' bcfeeetheet late' the prim, when they were immediately ' glee* la Mee mad moored to the cello for refractory pi. SODOM Our aorrespeadiat states that the ringleaders give the . 111 ler the outbreak before the aeipoieted th ee, sod be is lakeeeed that but for that mistake ism two to time haw dried movie* would hare jotod in the Malay. We are also Worm* that If the mutineers had eucemded la omen getting cutup the Mar * soutries, all the other disallesesel eeerricts have made a gamed rush and followed the these infuriated murderers and garottme Vroetsselad t. is their diabolisal plot, mot eel; would all the warders have been martheed but the earromilag villages of Devoe and Cornwall would probably have bo oms a new ef 11196111.0 sad repine. It wee say is the Thendity that Cap** Orbs, arrived at the prima and ordered that the ringleaders* the attempt* mutiny as Benda y, the Ist Lel, should each maim tiweedossa lashes aad he elm* la loose sad kept on bread tad Mar diet ler 24 days. Seessi others wore see Mood to be kept is solitary coollement. Captain °amber havbig left the prim at d o'clock oa Friday for louden, had to be telepaphed for, sad as mon as *evolved at Plymouth he received a telegram Worn* him of the meaty ad repealing his immediate promote. Clap** Gambler mired the aset amain at the prima sad sir Wooed the ringleaders. seventeen la ember, to he plea* Is heavy from and to have only breed aad water diet for 21 days, to forfeit all dim b say reudoeion *their sentences, and also to be kept fee • emitters** time Jet separate cot. inement. The punishment Is not considered severe enough for suck misdeals. Any noniedos of severity only imperils the lives of the adieus, and invites farther outbreaks. it is to be hoped the directors will sot again emotion sash desperadoes to p out oa the works in such an exposed pleas as Dartmoor, viers them is no military at band to Aster them from f arther mutiny. To such a pita of insubordina tion ban they arrived, that they boldly tell the warders " they ham on mew the beginning." if some effective mesas be not takee to set the discipline of this miens upset • proper moo ting , there is no knowing from on. hour Is another y happen. It is manifest that, if funher mesas of protentim to the warders do not speedily arrive, the public MILT be in daily expectation of hearing that salmi valuable lives have been sacrificed through the culpable heedlessness of the authorities ' whom we ban so re. pettedly waned. Weald it of Ass well that the ishabitssis of Devon and Cornwall should memorialise the peers met to send soldiers to Dartmoor, to meet present awn- I geodes at all ornate? The consequences that may result under present arrangement,' will yet be • heavy rewash to the executive. doruetbing must be done with Dart moor Prams. Wears tired of exposing the scandalous state of demondiestion into which it has fallen ; the further dis regard of our warnings must be laid to the amount of government. On Wednesday waning about 30 of the eingleaders of the outbreak were clammed to Plymouth by ausilloili charge of a strong body of warders, far °osmium, by train emetward, where they will redone the punishment which has been awarded to them. We are isformed that m well as being fed ma water gruel they will be kept ii solitary coofinenient for six weeks. EXTRAORDINARY CLERICAL PROCEEDINGS. We presume that all of our readers have heard of the celebrated London church—All Sainte, M —which was built u • model church by certai=a l 4 6 wealthy eselesiologists, mid which every Scioday is bi assed by a multitude of worshipper, double the number theirs& by any possibility find their way within the doors. It is not so generally known, perhaps, that attached to this camels I. • seemly for the reception of ladies who aeon to take certain vows, and withdraw tress the world. This week a wow sister has been received, and the proceedings attending her reception were, we should think, unparalleled in the annals of the English Church. The ceremonial took place in the private amps' ol the clergy house connected with All Saints. A few triads el the new sister were admitted as spectator', otherwise the oongvegatioo was confiaed to the sisters sod the slew aid officiate belonging to the church. The chapel, which is dimly lighted by some beautiful stained-glass win dows, contained on this occasion an altar adorned with • cloth of white satin, embroidered in the roost elaborate manner. The ai..tere entered first, and knelt down, and continued kneeling through the whole service, which lasted more than two hone. The clergy thee entered, and. after lighting the candles on the altar, pro ceeded to celebrate the Holy Communion. A 'armee was preached, in which the " sacrament' . of monastic vows was highly eulogised, mid seemed to be preferred shove bap. tiro, the Eucharist, " Penance," and the "other aura meets." After the communion service the new sister, arrayed as a bride, proceeded to answer • long "arks of questions, from which it appeared that she WY taking the vows voluntarily, and that they were to bind her foe one year. At the end of that time, which, as in the Roman church, is considered the novitiate, she will, if so disposed, assume the black veil, and become bound for life After the examioation the habit of a novice wan displayed, and the officiating clergyman, or " father," bo was named, blessed the various garments.; and the novice withdrawing, put off her bridal dress and assumed the habit. The other sisters then trimmed her in turn saying, "Bless thee, Sister —." Then followed deep obeisances to the Lady Superior, and to " Father -- who had coodocted the service. It wannow weekend that the novice bad been married to the church, sod there fore the whole party adjourned to a wedding breakfast provided with the orthodox wedding cake, and wasting only is the rather easeatial constituent of a bridegroom. The bridal part seemed very merry, though w e d ou bt who her the Father" would he so were the bishop of London aware of these proceedings of a clergy man of the church cd Battiest— Western Aliniap News of this day. SUN OF TRI GARAY EASTERN STRANSHIP.-011 the 14th of Jausay pest *mere Canard, Wilsoe, sod Co., of Liverpool, will offer the steamship Greg Eastern (or sale by auction, by order of the mortgagees. Da. DI JoNea's LIGHT-BitowN Con Lisa Ott. ....pi CMS 01 wtakftell, ao provaleut mist children, this 011 is not only the Dated. but e v e n a mast pkaaant ninetly. The laarrled PlOsiclan, hit. 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