The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

1 /././;/. $2- Na. 5,394.) GAY/7A, calling at the Oape of Good Hove n d Madras.--MA.II ODIOIDNIC.ATION betimes LON DON and INDIA by the ampdierst Bed at dieseases behieglas o the LA Isle sod Leedom The well-keows dipper 1 =1:716 a 784: 14. 491; 11 800-bar power, G. IL Comameder now to the Thuds (Lendua) Desks, will ai lath Newsabor, e$ nod basted Oratheimil a Ur IMO November, cedilla at the Cap of Good Zaps sad Meths. This migetheeth elw, Dar espeema r r . the bath Dads, his hem thermigleD hotted, WI oiremodatith kw yammers, sad will rem am espetheili - d =then ; also a steerankma The average pew el these strew: his bees ei dap to Maim, some of them maths the shortest pumps as math. The Noe will be optioned on the OM of are month, with the thistat panterlity, by one et this OerDsgrs feet a wasp threw Ib Odes,- Per frelete or musses athly to thiedlth mad 00., lA, Portia saisitotreet, ; Abe irthers,_ Athed Brett sad Oa, Ith Ithdemballotheet,]CO.; at the tam et the Dempsey, 9, ItheMzrthee, Lugo.. TM. ; whew she epithelia's ise ap platheaD as thdatelthese Is this service sheath be moth /IMAM BMW, Nometsay. :: MJIILLIEN'S CONCERTS,— . TIZEt manerrrs THIATIL—THIS SIMMS° et light. Volute', Siva. Wort The British Array Quadrille. Selection from Faust." Grand Orcliestss. Three =Nary Bands and full Chorus Conductor, M. RILLISN. Preonenede and gallery, le , boxes, 2s. Ori : vivito) bolo, 106- 6 d., Al la,. Al lls. 6d.—Pleca may be secured at the box-office. lL RILLISN has the honour to announce that be hes Ur. lispleaon for the appftra. [for one night r ely a llf Ndlle. Treb6ll, Signor Benin', Signor Been, and Ur , lea y. Theme gnat artists will appear TO- 3101.11,0 W, Tuesday, I Nov. 24, with Mlle. Volpinl and Signor Sheet. Admission One BMILng. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Mackin/Lyard, WNW LINE of PACKET MIPS 10 AVSTR <ILIA f or MELBOURNE, Port Philip &met (to Mare the Docks on MONDAY, December 11, csli at Plymouth), the splendid clipper ship TRU. 81/TON I,lob sees, (DIDII9I M. DAWN, cormsadse; lyre la Ile Ert jars Dora Her scan'. soder= tor all dam= at prearprs ass roormword, sad she will carry as —lbr height or mme apply to MUM, =I7 ' ,VTI D DEOAN with 11 Mossy 111greas sad doom, 7, leaderthallelesel by this Mae et packer ere wormed from Paddington to Plymouth drat slam tar Woad dam Wu, sad mord dam ter third des tam SYDNEY in 65 days, by GREEN, ROBINSON, sad LINZ.—Tbi daperlar arab:wawa Alp JOH land, 410 loss rrodesr. A 1 tor IS roam win ked le the /Wima Dori" mad mall Daasuber. tbla taw= iiitAitede fiat LA Now to Port nab le *AIM Nei iiismmeaMou tor all slaws ot garaaagerb. rod will rem ea talparkeeed aargeom Will be %bored by the wow dem, 3 3 : 0 Ve wadi b mooted Is ran cog to II dam O&UN. - 802 t, rad Co. lira ladle...armee SYDNEY in 66 days, li OMEN, ROBINSON, sad Oe.'sl,llfl.—The wow 'Wow NIPTIOI7I, SOO Sew sad A) for fe perk cooneaded by Cepiela NOM= KZ= (late of the Charlet of lemes), lemil In the TAM ladle Doak sed be deepreehed early In Jrareary.-411,11111, ODOM 30X, sad Oa, Mel lidisemorie. unato uv o i at o rilinowx to NEW YORK. L, NNW YORK, sad T B Asassirsu 1111=11431EIP 0011PLIIT Maid N. WOW 07603•111 boa Orem 844imaidpi. swift sl!ri . leales 'BAB!, MON LIVIIIIPOOL FOS 1111 F YOBS. MA, Wefteadoy, Nov. 21. CITY OF 0011.1 C. laday. Nov. MT OF WASIIINGTON, Wein,llsy, Dee. IDLIIIIIIIGH, adsteadar., Dee. to. , oval b y sod eon .Ni.maio eatterdar. Cala pomp the meff ion 11== i l ma red= lit eat It solooms, acoontlag to the by the Iletaidora ateasta‘ lb galosh Forinol pump b •da all provider otelteeL riaasoc i t o to Came; the traltai Mates, sad &Mob Oelobis, bodied 61 ,1.La1t "7 ad = "aa . t UL t hr -7°. taw rivvvroort em to 4: =di YAM. M. w= "6. 011. COIF a IDEMIXPPIit, GRIME% aad PHILLIPPS .11. dopeSoh the witainittatlased ftreaelees eteesetto : Ter fl.D.tll sad the aims, the HAMITIC/. from Ihe lAA Tarifa nem WYK Irepotm evea7 Ilvaday, at 11 •./11. Fares :Lt fa. A 1 1, sad 11a M. Zebus tklatta •Me Nei • MIL The TY/NOMA Thum*? mesh* serf& trees et She Myer. nay AL ADLZIL or scawALßl, wr Thursday, at 9 hrs., has Maw:4door; sad trim at re as. Yam : itt at sad 10.. Per OOTHINIIIIMiI, the LONDON, Nor. 9t, frees lesselydowit. Yares. LI la, ft sad AIL To be followed y the Gum/ WAIL PeeOOIFINRAGIN, akamer in a few dam rpar *WM. wow. V itu V r tl o Cr A pnwe U . : 4 1=1 OSA 1.11=1;:er rommuurD ROOTE.-0011:107NIOATION • lqr _MAN to) Wm. AuentauA, be., all WM. 1 . 11.L.1 and ONWTAL MAY IarfIOATION 00111NIXT BOOK PAIWOW rasalve Qep 4 Preati al axle lasedwa elks lar flibealbar. 1404 Ilre di tlia, Oak% Mkkal =is lbe alb and Salk el alb: rla kar ad es I. z, I = h t d rail or a=r ib t . thezz ae l tog: • taa a4 *alba/mut, wad sydlass. by Oa ii•IMINV lam t~aas RaMsassNe as the laS of *my mataab.—lar barest apply o's Maw loladaelseLl-aireskMlZ aa ;st boalbsoplea. THE NATIONAL STRAW[ NAVIGATION COIIPANY Maebed). The Dtreetoee beg to Wards to eibiliesis for therm la tido Cisessay abet lbw, ore preesedted di* tbe idiotism; b.s Slid, mks to tee t umber cd ibures ima rZ l &Der?? 1), ate deo awe p are ism beim Zbe seee b sesteisaili prolonged este. libeetore bolas Mervabeed to grant as allotment le every Ity order, JOSZPit Tusralrfe= Zoe. 20, Ufa 7• 1111 krJ. C. STKVE/dS will BELL b AI7CTION, at lde Oran loom fa, tlagalred, Oresebeardma, OiltOW, Nov. la at ball-past 11 posimely, a tam en wag reenowned la *week ed LIM 11= Half lanadr* and Rms. 0•111Webi •Voravds 1 N) different ; an lampartatien of balm, Nama Noilead, and an mmeartineat at aplinadid mpeelomma eonlaws, standard :boded's drama, tele team, be., bon a web-knows analogs*, baL wwswpwrik earey.—Ont Awn Ille maniac et male, and "VICIELLINTE BIJOUTBRIE 001TRANTIL AA MODEL= 1120L11172 S IAIILIQUI."—WATZII, WON and 120110111= lamalsasaral wllli lkslosiass si hats omit iddlil II asinr lie by to the s. Mow Zstr ocao sad sastramat et Maw& pramist WATIIIIII*OIsad IMOODWeekleadliss idssardaslssy. No Osssaloadm A.D.119L Amssardhalos sad Ise la sad NA Mb Saila& abillahma Is dual at • la as mambo aad ea dsiardays at ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. llama NOWILL, JANIS. sad Oa reapactfolly selloff as imarostios at thstr ears Mos. labia& aostaima wards of ass thoariag ableala asulailag of MINX tams. Vaasa Jardbillow lakstazada ? TN" and • variety of maw Midis of lads, at zioalantaa prim Thla beautiful naval@ la partastis tisallacosa bean • tar, la.POilik &diversity of plaaalag tan* sad =a be tensed or also= M a id rormaaaryloratillty otormaaa4-6,7,1), Stagoatatrost, FURNITURE CARRIAGE F&KE to any PART or the KINGDOM. Drawing -roots auttae. e e zi p &Me 4116 • • Dialng.roota salsa, &drama trallea. eeempiele Warranted Mut elsts. P. awl & lIITFOIL led, Odardainet IMOMied emielegrase grids end pet buena appleatlen. JO. and C. FULD, orighal imanntsotaren :et at passamrs COMM to wham ths orbs innedad, sot thdraoadles ado= i• Goveramast for we Nitta sallbasy dolma nen manes eaa be obtaboad ad an ohaadlera and la =red ILtraddosa. Pelee la. ed. M ad . peed U. ale este Illsralaencep Tablets. sad U. each. l!nla ahem avo amallaead to ise that Rata Yid Is oa the hara Wholmaba saly, amid tat eapsitetlea.—Upear lembirs. ll MOTHING IMPOSSIBLE .—The greatest sad Wed meal Intwellea ef the ley, AMU, AWASILLA.— JONI GOBSILL Oa., Three Ilog-eowit, twealiera auk aetalleete to bee Majesty, rempeoitally Wee to the prom OW lowly willow Auld, tirh grednally restores the limes heir tells pristine hwe—so =neat What age. The Ages awiedlls les Nese of the properties of ass; •11 to the eewtrat litasadd tit the Osten. eat whew She te mos watered err Ilelleeliee ineeth will beep it le perfect colour. Prtee 111 it par bottle, et to halt beta" 10a ed.--Jolut Gesell t Clo. Imo beim ageswed primes WELL& the Meows of Main. IN,ANT DENTITION. —Kra JOHNSON'S ANZILICAN 11001111240 1191,IIP.—rds efficacious remedy W keen la pseud sae for upwards of thirty years, and has pea served mammas Children when suffering from convulsions Maths tram painful delltitlol3. Al soon as the syrup is rubbed en the ass . the child will be relieved, the gums cooled, sad Oleaoamsstfoa reduced. It Las inaramit as eflicadone, feeding to produce the teeth with ISM : and es pleasant that no child will refuse to let its gams be rubbed with it. Parente should be very particular to ask for Johowaa's American Soothing Y, and to notice that the namesof Barclay and Roos, OS, Par onetreet, London ~ to whoa: Mira Johnson hie sold the ere 011 the per tle. stamp affixed to sash beetle. Price 2s. N. bot _ — - COUGHS. ABTHIdA, sad INCIPIENT (WW KTTION are 1/211ICTUALLY CUBED by LICATINGI 0011011 IA)Zilf018, which are daily econaiteadi4 by the eacalty—katleacallala from the meet eminent of wbom kei be the " the most effectual. safe. speedy. and ceevealeni y f or cough and all Wear. the )ueg client, am woos old le laaas, )a led.. ties, k ed.. k bd.. and us each. T. KEATING. ateriout. 7v, et Pees Oturebyard, London. Sold retell by all Ala, &A. LAMBERS'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an esatiud fwbcdr. +Mont confining the Mamie or affect- Ming Me beed. truly elicacions and pleasant, le admitted to lbe beet medielm for brandletely relieving coughs, cola. 4DISSIIIIS SMISM C 4 sethma, and lecipieni consumption. It be an, 5014044 whom t h e faculty pronounce facemle. allays the tickling whkb provokes frequent= la augnoceng ompUon he effects are truly dE r palm vmor ir ega il ia s dc = for fear of Illlff s C2 sad sold by W. ZAN NUT. did* 8 etbr ...147- -crow mid by ell dreggasia In bottles. 4S 0411 art Ono osontbin In one, b. ed. He parneakr end est ter lambert's Mame* Baleara n• Remo sod Mims Is sepeeed AMP. 14:11•1111 00PARINI MGM, suaoseatally wag Is ta. Parr rad Gneiss liamisik lair the gays of Cotlider, INN* Ikoyd, Us* ash Lim Clark hlaohd. Now., MIL saws core la ea miner at ifx dam W h ir reme4 or shamble disarm—b. M. rat beak. W 1 44 IL N. ikh C. Joursalk trench &mid. 411. Mighwbst. larks. THE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, BepNhaet, Vincent-square, VIIIMEINSTER, _ _ _ _ THE LARGEST, HANDSOMEST. ash BEST TINTILATED, WM OPEN on MONDAY, Nom SR Th e falooN a sar iano nallsd c z on ray cf nis forOf tw r t lMA= ;Ow a rai4 - 11.ss, Alsossase_ Wks Dist &YURI. Oa Loom, Mrs. Mats, Miss mow. Soo snow, Mr. [nowise, Mr. MO; Mr. Meows , Mr. llains. Mr. Maw, Maw Ga. Wise, Mr. Wakes, Losair, Hier BorArar, Mr. J. G. MAL hark ROL Mr. Bosom, Mrs. as, OMER Parlor, Roo Mister. Aborts. raloWs, The Mats, M•Mrs4, Jun. goo, Sao CORN. lastnuaistalists :—Mr. Gab Skim Mr. *ors, Mr. Poidosy Davis, Mr. Parry, Mr. N. Mr. MA, Mr. Tylsr, Mesa Work" Xr. OWN, Mr. . arm lobeaL Maisal Dinotor, Mr. Hunell Gro Lord" ws : Casino Mr " Mr or. . Wreak Mall : Osossal Mangan, Kr. Clods Open at 7. Ares, GA. Ms and Moons, la MHZ OXFORD. -OREN EVERY EVENING. A. MMUS INTIZTAINNINTII, evadmilag et Opened* hperodeek Chemesh &a. by the ,boa. Of the f..efassay &AM lire is haf i .... , 11=e, t rate .. „Pe v =it ia l i e: pay& " .. (laceerai Mao," ... Water left liebellkob loft WWI& MC 1 aleelbleesh Oamby lq lbeer mara Eyth .. wff o w Bus 1. W.' Laden, 1 rig=lbs. ie. Ares, ed. : BIM sod . Bozo. les. ed. . THE GHOST CLUB, an entirely new Retortslsm* introdocing startling and noes e a rgr i ets never before attentated. Pretheed tinder the immediate er- W MU indom of Pretespor NOM end =a al I, MUM L9.-C AN' BURY BALL, W( ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE 1101INSZ AMACTIOIL—Arrinis sad W aelebtaied nes& Clear, 7 . 2tosir IVA% sato eatertalmeat mina' al 7 tar ask 41 =Na." estebliehaeat. The MARY La of MU, the watatisr tet It the wond—Lasslols, the great liaise —nil naatato—Operatie Relectione—Oreaa Oonle Diver listaimeepee attatite ammo:, tangly sad Meat Sahel, misted by 12 . yems Dem Seem eonezemee at lialt-paet. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACI.—The Ramsey hem the be to anseathee that enreateneea hie bees made with Yeses BASTDO MARCONI. = of De GRAND CINQUE INFAZIALZ. by obi& Mk Troupe win appear for a Rotted petted. osesoeodoy the kat oh* et the Chttle Show, Dee. T. THE Barman HOTEL, 83, Jarrayn-rtreet. Ithamalmo mei g — -M ma be amemamamdalsil wait Apsalmalm mad lleansoms la Wm M ladobilmammeat ma 'moderate maargoa—THOltill DAVIS (trom Mumpsmaa airmad) ha- Debtor. M a proviaml for Ism mai mai waft HYACINTHS, TIMM, CROCUSZB, &o. BUTLIII MoCULLOCTS Ai la. couscnox ;err• tine tree), tor 4111CCIMUCIII ot Sorrorgardia,ocotoloallitywdollia, Ifqtollpr. 100 croon. Ole* 50 wolaws, 100 rsavrculos, 50 anorsono% 50 sokowdroag e tt Mo. Bob Cololopik or Ana toast Ovitio, mar to BIM= sad MollULLOCll,Clomit i gardowasficot. Loodars. IX PAILLLIIWIT.-BISSION lAK WALTiaiIf3TOW AND IVY TERMINIIB RAlLWAY.—anteeporaillos of Oaamputy ter auk*, Ralaway from the Nati Loathe Railway, la the panel of St. Join, RaMoey, la the rosily at Middleeez. to Walthamatow am& Rale Sad, la the pariah et Wahlaartow, la the county of POlllllll to Berth Leedom sad North WWl= Railway Vgtssad lase of their under l i e ES REMY tit i t A ft s i Weeded to APPLY to PARLIAMINT, m lb. eat seesios thereat, for Ism to beteg in • BILL to haerporehe • someway (Mach rederied to as " the °awake?, sad to aria then to make arid eralatela railways, WWI Mil eolei.liare aseltal orks. *Wow, approaches. sod oettreniuseee comwit 1. • railway to ce by a lunation with the North LOS. dos Rainer la pariah of Si. lair Hacksey, fa the county of Middies= at or soar the bridge mernem the road from the Queen's/ea& Darr over the and peNava rm Loren lall, to Dr Wand or raii, sad through the W way ith= lowiships. area or oWeerearg Photo blow*. Wed acme of them that is eo tay, St. John Isakaey, Lamy. Darr Clear, liltacklewell, Ho miness, sod Imesksalas a Oeld or garden at Oak Hill, Rale Nod. in the perk at efaithametow, in the county of Ler, is the osee=ed hka Thom= or his son, or Otter ef them. nada by the said bill to apply far the follow Mg, creme of wing, among other powers To war mth. company to form junctions and communications with the alererid North London Hallway, the North Western Railway, sad the City Matendon Railway of the North Loser Railway Coo : to cross, divert, alter, or stop up, sad etherwbe with, temporarily or pease, rag, nalensmerays. drake pipet, sews= riven, stream, gad warresana so tar as may he nenemary is eareaselisger maifildas the sold intended railway and race: SO asercimp a pryer to desist. from the line of railway to the ester shows spas the presto be deposited as after mentioned : to padre nada, houses. e ra property, oompuisorily, for of th e pt=e the said railway and works ; to levy sad sharp to respect thereof, sad to exercise other sad pri fell, rats, London Railway Company and the North Western Railway Company to contribute towards lbe cat of corleentleg the intended railway and works, oat n their woe , Ca r r aie te". die a Titw if of the co o p, tiyashVeitalortostreltrairadd by by loan, sad with or without any priority of dividend or refer sad (Aber advantages over their rotating and =thorned capitals. rd ho wade the said company to hold shares fn the capital al theessepsay, sad to (senatee the payment of rawest or divi der epee the mid capital, or any pert thereof. sad to appoint dkerne nth. easmany. To suable the awry am the one head, and the /forth Lon. dos and North Wasters Railway Compeer, oder or either of them, es the ether haat trees time to thee to into with raped eo the working, mie„ minestrone sad of Ur said islinded railway sad works, or ay or part. thereof ; the apply of roiling stock sad machinery, and of =ken and served, for the word at the tread of the ironed railway ; the mares to be made, sad the radars to be performed with respect to • emit working, me, maripmesat. sad maiatnerce • the belerelisage. sesommodatiom sad coeveyrevi of irk t h e from, ow destined for, the respective asdertakiap of the contracting pompanos, and the division and appropriation of the manse Wang from that traffic ; and to authorise the I appointment of loin ormittees for carrying in effect any ' so= speemer r aforaisid. sad to ere= an t. yarremnt ardy made, or which previaer to the pries she bill may be meads, rabbet say of the matters neweend. To enable the ad all ampule. sad piteous Ir ene; rag the railway of the company, to rem over and sae with their MID. sad carriages of every deleirre, gg s with their emu, caws, ad servant, and epos each ram nad medlar, and en payment of each Seta rata and obsiges as may be ow be settled bymbianioa. oe doOnod by the MIL zvorriLondos Railway and the City latemaa Rae sod ter minus of the North London Railway Company, together with the stations, watering•places, bookies airn, warehouses, lend ing-places, sidings, works, and rose careetedtberewith n r e rti iv iTi l le the North London Hallway Company and the North Western Railway Company, or either of them, to receive, book through, fared, accommodate. end deliver, on and from the stations. warehouse, and booking-paces thereof, all tare, of whatever deocription, coming from or destined for the undertaking of the company, tir ubt aach terms as sad condition. may be agreed upon, r, each agree. sone as shall be seated by arbitration, or se may defined by as bill and, if seed be, to alter the tolls and rages upon the North London Railway and the North Werra Railway, or either of them, and to cater exemptions from seek to: and rarer To require the company to shed share facilities to the North London and North Werra Railway Companies, or either of them respectively. The bill will vary sod exthignish W mating rights and Privi leges which would interfere with its objects; it will Incorpo rate with itself the Decemary =ovisions of "The Companies Clauses Consolidation Act, 184%; The Companies Clauses Act, 18ea r "The Lands Claws Consolidation Ace 100 ;" "The lands Chair Consolidation Ann Amendment Aet, 1909;" " The Railway amass Consolidation Act, 1846," and "Tee Railways Clauses Act, lea ;" a= it will amend and en large the powers and provisions of the following, and of any other act. relating to the Great &stern Hallway Company, and the North London Railway Compaoy, that is to my, 9 and 10 Vie., cap. 306 13 and 14 Vie., mix 36; 16 end 17 Vic., cap. 97; 17 and 18 Vie., cap. II; 23 *ad It Vie., gaps 14, 62, and 67 : and 24 sad 16 Vie, asps. 132 and 196 also, the* is to my, 6 and y Wm. IV., esp.. 106 and 106; 1 and 2 Vic., esp81;l sad 3 Vie., caps. 77 and 76: 3 Viet , cap. 62 ; 4 Vic., era. 14 sad Si; 4 and 6 Vie., cap. 42; 9 Vie., cap. 28: 7 Vic., In, 10 and aa and 8 Vie., apt. a mod 71 ; 8 and 9 Vie. . caps 16, 110, : 9 Vk., esp. 62 9 sad le Vie.. caps. Moe DM sw. mad :16 had it Vt,. sspa 13. W. 9 1, 174, Wear la; 16 Vie, ear 20,713,61, 16.94. sad 106: 16 and 16 Vie. or 194;16 and 17 Vie., saps. 97 and UT ; 17 and 18 Vic., aps. lig. Mk sad WI 19 and *Vic., cepa Ifs 61, and 76; 21 and 12 Vie cage, 97 sad 99; 24 sad 25 Vic., ear. 1711 , lee in, and 2.ll;Daub 211 Vie., air I! and 113 ; "The Railer Cognise (Ippiag Use) Aet, 16 M i lan. , ma. lard 126. lied sake it herby given sad sootier describleg the Hag, aileakm, sad kale of the error railway and the Iliad, hoar, sad other property in or through which It will be mar or which will be requited for the purposes thereof, together with a book of reference to such plans, containing the names of the rates and lessees, or reputed owner. and lamer sad et the occupiers ef such lands, bone', and other prawn, ; aloe a =bared may with the line of railway delineated thereon. so se to elbow its general course and direction, and a copy of this noir will. on or before the nth day of November Mated , he deposited for perbllc reaction with the clerk of trueeaa Inc the county of Essex at he oMe• at Cranford, and also with the clerk of the peace for the county of Mideleser, at his ankle at the fkosions-noose, Citrons= ; and an eir bar the WOO day a 11097 of so mach of the mid plane senior ad book of reireeee as relates to each parish is or through *bleb the intersill works will be made, or in which any lands, boner or ether proarty are Inroad to be taken, and a copy of this saticewill be deposited with the vestry clerk of each seek air at Ids tesedosse: and In the caotof soya Isinplartrith the dirk of are peer lanuodutoly such ear gesondel nese, se his tree of abods hinted err of the proposed bill will be deposited In the Private Dill Ova of the House of Comore on or before the fad day of Desamber next. Dated this 13th day of November. la& 6.111/114 1111V31.1. and RDWARDa Cal Creedetmet, liolicitoes for the DM. (4:1 C t• k fi t24 l,, ' \•' ort ssaataxa LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1868. PARIS. —The GRAND HOTEL, Bedstead dee Cspaciaw, Piece de Nouvelle Opera, oppw site the Rae de le a and sear the Thserse, hes bees opened does July, ISM P it couters 700 bedrooms, prices from er to 106. : 70 dry* Ms lir le ; a cospihrest lake, 041•11111 at grin is are 000 penes; sad where there is a Laren:re if az Wreak. Dimas end break/ask are served I la carte la the calleseeoses es wellies la the egartasenia. There is a reedisseoar with the ter sad terelle r SIPO2O and Cit=lLit ls V al Akud ang the use es ars deo baths, isilliord-reere, melds( dress, p= e etrA o 4 lol / 4 0 : 1 1 owidlosses We the= stiller. The ad tweet = l 7 B.L eedert ess=laa, ` ead l radsd aw ia a tie scutl i ora l lge pert el Park Is nesatamoded Bide athatiaa d travellers. badspeaandi d their tee Nash the Oempesele Immobili/re hes Gelehiblemi ai ealesdre Meer luredsbsd House on the Booknird tive s =ass, at=e the Brands of the Grand Iletel, where r In their own private real. Noss, rad where the c r way rely Spew Irks the stator candor are known, and are all in the affirmative. None of the five governments which have not yet officially notified their answers will refuel. On Wednesday last kW Cowley delivered the reply of Queen Victoria, -dating that, as a constitutional soversip, her Majesty was obliged to leave the definitive decision in the bands of her advisers. The eases psper sap that the Britannic cabinet having applied for frank and cordial explanations ot the bipedal programme, M. Dronyn de Lhuys has replied that, without trenching upon the pre rogatives of the Ocagress, it was impossible for the Emperor to lay down preliminaries. When all the replies have been received the Emperor, however, will hasten to afford every explanatimoalculated to display his desire to combine the principles of justice and equity with respect for legitimate rights. It is asserted hat the Emperor received a letter yesterday from the Duke of Augustenburg. IL de Sartiges is to leave to-morrow for Rome. THE SULTAN AND THE CONGRESS. Th. Paris papers publish the following telegram : "OONSTAISTINOPLIC. Nov. 21. " The Salt= has aide a favourable reply to the ' - inlyktion to the Congress, expressing at his intention of being preeest thereat the am tis in parson." DENMARK AND THE CONGRESS. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 21. The King has sent General Oxbohn to Paris, the bearer of a favourable reply to the invitation to an European Congress. RUSSIA. er. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2L The Imperial Bank of Russia' has announced that the exchange of bills of credit for specie has been suspended for the present. ITALY. wear, Nov. 21. The Official CiaTette of to-day publishes a notice, stating that notwithstanding the protests made by some of the bishops the government be. decided to carry out the provisions and regulations relative to the exequatur and the plseet royaL TURIN, Nov. 22. The Bing arrived here at two o'clock this morning. _ _ Hie Majesty was present yesterday at the in auguration of the Central Railroad at Praochia BQLOGNA. Nov. 21. Upon arrival in this city, on 1118 passage to Turin, the King paid a visit to Geostel Cialdini. Hie Majesty Ina loudly cheered by the people, and seemed much pleased. POLAND. BRESLLII, Nov. 21. According to advices received here from Warsaw arrests continue to take place in that city. Among the number of those lately arrested are the brothers Jasinaki and Maelowski, K Bock, dean of the faculty of medicine, and K Chalabinski Madame Bausimer and several other ladies have been im prisoned in the citadel. THE SAN DOMINGO INSURRECTION. MADRID, Nov. II In the Senate yesterday the Minister of the In terior stated that the vies, of the civil, military, and religions organisation had provoked the in surrection in San Domingo. [TWOPENCE Ihe came home be had en ilia • ehe& se I doe% knew bed • that Amami • bat be ease is Masbeireows I said, 'I at my fig 6 itad he raid he ebbed I bad get • doom sine like lit IW hinds% I mesa) ; se he mid. in • ney _11•01ft . Mg.'l seppeee yen dialed tell ~yaw whet I bed dotal" So he nays to ma, ' Hold your longue, I haw, .6 ea Maim doe for you, so I did an reeks say reply, bat kept beide( et my kis WI the time he kept talking; Do ad dadroy Oda Ord are r ls. Dear Ilserlsid,—l expected you bit Friday sad I kepi the imp harming esti Nearly 10 deka, sad I yea would axes ea Malay, but I was gimp- Do you think you eon on Wodsteday to Masse shell be nay happy to me you. Do some. I was so ney PI ea Saturday that I our obliged to lie doss ca my bed an the mends& I weld sot do anything la the Aide al weak, and you know how tbnissaoys ma Het jug the lams,— ff say** wane. Never spokes a hied weed_ yet ; sad my bg is sit/I ray pailful to me. estletasy Mid wee • very dye Car d g b lif thiak e semti:l: r e e %a i r. I h re lived 14 . bripe for some time, and thistle :sadly died mite !hat I dos% brow who will be ant, bops or went. I 1 weld with a and heir; to you. Do dose ea Weibel*, to Maser. Co.. uses. I haw. a deal to tell you. _ ' Now KM& Famewell to all for present.—Meailay slight, Aide* 4. P.M.—Kesp Ws.' • " Saturday Mende& baguet " Dear Ikudetb—Duo H., I wren to you fthby eigll, asz i likiterday mo Friday rning. I I dare zyg. d ou l will woad tshoa ; i v atilliendlit I was rotas to die, rrthe pad was cia atz 7. keit. I felt I could not breathe for a few minutes, sad to eau& sod sit up and thump mind and mesa, but 0 word off atter some time , and I said - to W—, • Whet ,Lttt i ut t the m —He : Po deg dn. rap* ; 41 wl ill West sight, aad I sand my lib was not mese pleurae we bed hones espasatet sod he rid, ' fel. ennead have o_llll, . ballad Gabel the bora! Mad. I na yo• Me; I duet tidak =Alois rate with blas,sad I have thought se lier awes time. I Molt set say a word without I naive a blow, tad the! I do on sadinitecd. It was a tearful eight bet sight. He rye there is sot any law for me, Tend sot taped that ; sad Mil noes he celled me was soda as I should not like t o mu. HI dead me to bike say proem& op against him Mak I don't thigh lam eats with him. It'a amy life, min. I would somber be in the 'woridesess theft ' with son a mina ; bet what I am to de I Mel . He has got all my faults by* bait, he mys ; d • g al... set any of his own, bat I losdrhis very well. I -bye with se salting heart, and it wont bs di s there is a change ia some way. Keep this." (oand al the bet Ma) there "Friday wen* (so Ido). "Der Harded,—Pray do to over Wit ending as nee ' so yea eta, far I *Lk Willies is mad.' Pray dome 1r be ' lit e kilisd all the birds this morning (Friday), and I nail ' ' q be anal, with him. Do come. My thigh is very led. I 't Irdow what to do for the bed, for my life it gall es . tepid& tome through him. Do not destroy this. Do cepa" ! " Sept., Say, WA • " Dear Herriett,-1 am 'rely ill this turda meanies and dry a~hsppy. You ean ask John what I had better do sheetlhe iam to epee to. Youlteard what be said kat sight, he nada an allow me say many to keep ma with i sakJeha ithe wee me wheats* he would de that. Yea tell him lam nay bully traded. We outset go ea in unhappy date we are gong as is; them mad be some am wow tie ether —an a word, not a look is right, an my ild I ache very much. Tell Jar So need by you es Monday. I shell rayed you either to din. sir or in the evesing ; do coma. If you come in the rormaltavasomelbieg to say to you, bat 030111 I. = 'i l You heard the dreadful way he talks to me ; it's 41116 aback* to bear with. I am way unhappy. You beard Mtn say too, if I died he should seed me to the surgeons, dal en me l bra . ;--there's dreadful talk I Thirds sot say NNW fa sou, sok In anything. So nobapeg, I Do same • =on to say • word to. Good-bye. with ea rabid; Help Mita" t " Morda Moron& Sept., Ufa • "Dear Ilsrriett,—Will you co in, sad see me son as you can this week 2 Il you do Dot coins Ido Doi thick you will per sae me spin. I have had I very bad eye ;Ws josh • plan *dm , I tbeught I should have lost the sight et ill Me very weak sow. Do Bums, if it's only for as beer. I sat ia peat trouble—worn than I ever WU. Good-bye. "I am your unhappy sister, • ; " M. Howe." . Ti. Met litter wits written by the unfortunate deemed LOdder bet, only a week or no before her tingled eed ; the punk ea the envelope. showing the dead date, ad belga It was as follows, and appears to foretell her "Saturday, October, 1863. "Deer Harrieek—Never let it surprise you whim you hear lam dead. I feel quite certain I anon go on moth loner with my husband. He gets worse every day mid slight of my Mt. 11 you knew sad mold me all—a dog would pity see ; but I know you feel tor me an you sea. A toed say muds in these lines to you, bat pity res, sad . come ea Mandy. Do not let a shower of rain prevent yea. .If Ids. not see you on Monday 1 shall think I have sot a bind to this world. I wish I was good sough to Me, but I mud by and make myself good, as what he wants, he says, is to me ate deed ; then he would laugh, and think what • good thin to dash I am goes from this world. . What will booms of me ? I speak the truth whoa I say I nail die with a broketi heart. We have all our (salts, bet I have got more than %Dyad, so be @Rya I *seclude with • sad heart, sod my eyes so full I na sanely use what Ism writing to you. I doll thiak I have a friend; it I have, they Should have seen lust night—they would . This letter is quite wet with my tears. Keep pity b me It will be observed as a remarkable cireamota eat that throughout the poor woman sever ones medicos a word about her children. _ CLIIII CATS= Bsow.—Oa Saturday. at the Agricultural Hall, laliogton, nearly the whole of the flooring and multestra, used at the recent concerts, he., wee meowed, and their Ores takes by the inon.leaund poets and Whip for the various Mall foe the cattle show. The greet organ will, however, remain. The pivots view fa, stead of taking pleat, as on former cessions, lan at it will now take pine early in the dity, as soon as Use j finish the making of the awards, double the number having been appointed by the Smithfield Club in order to effect that object. No stock will be admitted after tee o'clock on the night of Saturday, Decemlor 5, and on implements after a gives hoar on Thunder, the 3rd of December. Moe anneal meeting of the Sodthfceld Club appointed ler Tuesday, Doman Bth, at one o'clock. ThINFROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION or MSDICAL cm or anal:rm.—At • meeting of the members of this se• deity held on Saturday evening, Dr. Thompson in the chair, dismiss' wen raised upon the subject of Dr. Sylvester's method of restoring the apparently drowned, the provo lone* of typhus fever in the metropolis, the new AM41401111 1117116•111 of gyiwoestice, and the effect of artificial milks teas. Reports wen brought up recommending increased hospital accommodation and a better supply of water in certain localities, and a resolution was passed engineering an opinion that the ezietiog Nuisance Removal Act was de fective. The Marquis Townsheed was elected as honorary member of the association. Wzicnsoa Nara CHllltell.-011 Saturday the in teresting eeraesosy of laying the fouodation.stose of Wind sor Hew Church was perforated by her Royal Highness the Crown Primes. of Prussia. in the presence of a very nume rous and brilliant assembly. Her royal highnew arrived on the paled at half-past twelve o'clock, sacompasdsd by the Grove Prises of Fringe, their Royal Highsmith" the Princes Helena and Prince Lropolii. and tt4Mll.lO yy Ta. Hole MINIM M taw loyal party Wig re - 7 coiled at the entrance in the Franois-mad (about a mile from the castle) b6yy the Bishop of Oxford, the Dees of Windsor, the Amhducoa of Bucks, the Rural Dean (the Rev. Austin Leigh), the Rev. H. J. Ellison, the vicar, the Mayor sad Corporation of Windsor, and a larp som ber of clergy and gentry. The baud of the Hone Guards was in attendance, and struck up the Prussian Hymn as the royal party entered. Her royal highs's' appeared to take a lively interest in the proceedings. The ceremony WY commenced by a abort prayer, and the 84th Beim was sung, accompenicil by the Horse Oneida' band. The cristonsary deposit of coins, and an inscribed sheet of reliant were then placed in the depositum, after which the Dean of Windsor addressed her royal highness and begged her acceptance of a handsome silver trowel, hearing an op propriata inscription. The rev. gentleman mid iWwas with the deepest gratitude that they 'gleamed the preemies at her royal highness amongst them on the present Interesting oc assioe. He sincerely prayed that the church, the first shoes of which was now to be laid, %meth' grow up to be a great benefit to the town, and especially to those poorer cleaves to whom such a blessing bad sot hitherto been ex - touted. That Messing would be associated with the name of her royal highsess, and the kindness bestowed on them Therw thalvereary of the illustrious lady' s bi r thd ay. weft Ver y 1011oeiations existing between her royal highness and people of Windsor, that whatever title or dignity she might now bear, still that young family which was geserieg up sues; them wi th their illustrious parade would be looked apse this country as their own. He concluded by offs-lag his fervent wishes for the happiness el hew royal biennia. The ceremosy of laying the stone wee them preeseded: with, after which her royal highness, is • low bet expressive voice, maid —'• In the faith of Jesus Add we Owe the fosndstionstone of this church, to be eserearated hewer to the servile of Alosigitty Gad, la the sane el Gad the Father, God the Son, sad Gad the Hay Mora* The Rev. Mr. Elliman, the vicer, tbs. effaced ay a prayer, sad a kyles was sung, after which the of Oxfoni "hes* whlreesed the assembly, and the were hrwalibt to a close. The church will ad d acetthase. dathe far GOO pintas with free seats, and th e east wal he sheet 4,01:01. Lc • . . G •- ' I t . LLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCTOBER EitiWINGS et UM Olen ALI are saw being noolted in the Asset condition in bottles sod In cedn& e y PIEDLAT MACKIE TODD, and CO.. At their raw ],.radon - Nom Lendostdirldso, LE x.•.; UK E P P B'B 0 0 0 0 •A, •• • =AMAMIBLJ AND INTIMATING °denoted kom.s. n eLodoNT e. l4. 6 e th i : s oz4= u rder bodoopothie Name postal accooted. WMARK LEMON'S NOVIII ab ZZATT M 7112 IND; bi ow rosily is AIM • atfase7 1e..., n, bramisatroft, &C. 'TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (zzona's numazunp.) DZNMARK AND GERMANY. IadNYFORT.ON.THB-MALNE, Nov. 21. At the sitting of the Diet to-day announcement was made of the change which has taken place in the occupant of the Danish throne. The renuncia tion of his rights by the Duke of Augustenburg and their transfer to his eldest son as Duke of Schleswig- Holstein and lanenburg, were handed in. Notices of motions affecting the sncoseeion questions in Holstein and Lauenburg were given upon the part of some of the governments of the Confederation. These, similarly with the previous announcements, were referred to the committee upon the affsirs of Holstein. Motions of Austria and Prussia, referring to a protest against the royal sanction of the Danish constitutional law upon the 18th inst., were also handed in. The Diet farther received a protest from the members of the Behleswig4loistein estates. Prince Frederick of Auguatenburg has notified his assumption of the dukedom of Schleawig•Hd stein to all the governments composing the Gorman Confederation, and baa appointed Priry- Councillor Sommer to conduct his affairs. The deputation of the Holstein Estates, which met at Biel, has arrived in this city. According to reliable information, the Grand Duke of Oldenburg despatched on the 17th inst. a protest to Mr. Hall, at Copenhagen, declaring that the accession of Prince Christian to the throne is not founded on right. An illegal scansion to the throne not being binding, the duke lodges a protest of his views, and reserves to himself the right of taking further steps. HAMBURG, Nov. 21. All the Holstein officials have received orders from Copenhagen to take the oath of allegiance to Christiaa IX. The University professors, the members of the Court of Appeal, and other officials, intend refusing to take the oath. HAMBURG, Nor. 22. A public meeting of about 2,000 Schleswig-aOl - and persons holding similar opinions in favour of the Duke of Auguatenburg was held at noon to-day. The Presideat announced that General Baudissin wu ready to undertake the command of the volun teers, and that fifty-five officials assembled at Biel bad determined to refuse the oath of allegiance to the new King. OOPXNHAGEN, Nov. 21. Count Carl Moltke, a native of Holstein, has been appointed Minister for Holstein. Great activity is displayed in the war and marine departments. 11,000 soldiers have been called out. Two screw frigate*, two screw schooners, and two iron-plated schooners are being fitted out. HANOVER, Nov. 22. A lugs public meeting, consisting of some 12,000 persons of all classes, has determined amidst great enthusiasm to address a petition to the ministry. The tenor of the address is that the ministers should advise the King to despatch the troops in tended to enforce Federal execution at once into Schlessrig-Holstein to uphold the legitimate govern ment. THE TREATY OF ALLIANCE BETWEEN SWEDEN AND DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 22. General Bildt arrived here yesterday, as ambas sador extraordinary, to convey the condolence of the Swedish Court upon the death of the late King. It is said that the General comes provided with the authorisation necessary for the final conclusion of the treaty of alliance between Sweden and Den mak. PRUSSIA. BERLLN, Nov. 21. A royal decree has been published to-day, at the instance of the Ministry, in conformity with Article 63 of the eonetftution. The decree withdraws the order of the let of June referring to the prohibition of newspapers and pe. riodicala Chief of the General Staff Von Moltke, aocom panied by Major Von Wartenaleben, have gone to Frankfort upon government business. The New Preussische (Kreuz) Ze►tung of this evening asserts that it is intended by the Cabinet of the Tuileries to propose a preliminary Conference at Brussels prior to the assembly of the general Congress. England and Austria are stated to have agreed to propose no common programme at the Congress, but only to send representatives to that meeting together. FRANCE AND THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS. PARIS, Nov. 22. The Petrie of this evening publishes the state ment, under reserve, that the Emperor, without wishing to draw ups programme for the proposed Congrees t has expressed an opinion that it should be chiefly occupied with considering the following subjects :—Poland, the German duchies, Rome and Venice, and the reforms to be introduced into the united principalities of Roumania. Upon the subject of the Congress the Memorial Diplestatique of to-day says that the replies to fifteen out of the twenty letters of invitation ad dressed by the Emperor Napoleon to the sovereigns THE SPECIE HELD BY THE BANK OF FRANC& PARIS, Nov. 21. The specie now held by the Bank of Framm amounts to 204 millions of francs. NAPOLEON lIL AND M._RENANII "LIFT OF JESUS." The Emperor has addressed the following letter to Mgr. Parisi; Bishop of Arras, acknowledging the reception of his work, entitled "Jane est Dien," in answer to M. Rinan's "Vie de JoSans :" oesiaur l'Erequo—You ham tom ao Mad aa to woad yew the book you ham wrttto to combat a moist work wldok attempts to rain doubts os ono d the foudaroanbil polooi pin of oar religioa. I mes with pleasure how Goer gelidly you dewed Um faith, and I offer you my doom aomputalatiooa. Wharoupos. Monism. rEvequo, I pray Oed to have you is His holy kaopiag.—Written at the Paha of Compiiwoe, QM 14th of Hommbem NAPoiscs. How ENGLAND SHOULD BI TZZATZD.—M. Emile de Gbardie writes an renown in the Plain Prow d War- day night :—" We are aseured that the English govermossi, while applandieg the proposal of a Cameron, does not ad. here to it So moth the better. The teak of the Con gress will only be all the more simple ; we will prove this 'AM the time arrives,. Englaed derives her greeted power from what is 'apposedof her. The Conti;eat has in throwing et nos, NA IL made an iscaPe , hi holding down, the wm&w. After that everythieg to pin by leaving her on one side, and &doylies r_y!slad' and gh e ee w ra t tl th r gh ed m* in ;aaaa feudal for rule of coaduce *fa precept :—' Nothing against her ; °. Messer. I d have got b ro w n di over ine. sea t h e Nom d, sothig with her ; everything without her.'" Medic eye is tee dap. Now, supine you were a wife, would "Great efforts are being made with the Mtn- jot like your hothead to emu and tell i yon he had__ rid pear," says a Paris ocirresporident of the isclipeadiume 11 , IL for eats in atiaMerroeteDrthertteerdurer, him i aid the Bei g 4 " t° le " him into a "'V iet * reset " er Y P ith, day th;y go to the Lyieue to wind up. Now, you must The desire is to alarm his Majesty by exaggerating the think it a very good lit. I had here. lam in sock akr I ✓ignificeres of the parliameetarydthates and the forced th e doe% know what to do. I doe's sleep with him. I wish I opposition. M. de Persigny, M. Petri, M. Gamier de Oos was anywhere but where I write this letter now. Do come he., are mentioned as being the most marmite in to-morrow night by 5 o'clock. If Ido not see you I mum sea advances along this path, when it is not at all probable some on* who will take pity on me. " I remain, your unhappy sister, I the sovereign will follow them." " 51. Rom." The Petrie of Saturday evening says that the The next letter bears date Jane 16, 1863, sad proceeds i " Dear Harriett,—l don't think I will be Main days he reply of Beek to the Emperor Napoleon's invitatkoa is fore me end williere wt, sod will ~,,, ~,7 seed t.... sad shortly expected, and that it is probable the Car, while me before we de—tomorrow, soon, la the mooning. accepting the propose! of a Cuirass, will, like all th eother b ill o come, Piny ; I am quite broken-hestle4 Piave elect. sovereigns expreee a dire AP a 'Waal= flagged to at hitilher . l kIITIN but OW know! wx. t , us turd now 1 serve al a basis for the deliberations shall be laid down. The • ido le sure • state with blows I can sanely move. I have France states that numerous replies favourable to the Cora- write to you where Igo I fr. do not see you tomorrow I will one three inch" long. Do c ome . ° l, °flow mosili• I grew have arrived, and permit the prospect of its meeting, r o , I remain your unhappy sister, eves although am or two powers should weeder they would " P.B. —Pray coma" "M. Hoar. not be able to take part. "July El, 1863. MAIL 87SAIIIIJI DUI THIS WilL TROD AMIRICIL " Delta.. Harriett, met —l it:: viz- bef ore dihiamadaitar —The Nova Soothe from Quebec oe the 14th is due at eame emus be don't like the lest boaset I made. You mum- Losdouderry on Tuesday night ; the City of Washington her the anew II had ors, I dare say,—the ono I had OU Mee han Now Y ork ea the 14th is due at Queenstown ea Wed- day, — ro of ocul,ree_,lle begun tor Vairel with me &bd. walk Deasy morning next ; the Chios front New York ea the 1 some Butanes bey o nd me , so ' had to w a l k eery fat to _ keep up to him, sod wheLtuot borne be said if he had 18th il due at Quesnetown on Saturday next ; sad me got Um, bef ore I did b e here broken the street door Adriatic from Boston on the 17th, and St. John's, New eo, and he wait op talkie& and got ill such a lugs fonadhad, on the 20th, is also due at Galway on Satuday I then that I thought I should not have been alive this moraine to next. ,do this. First of all he jumped up from his tea and tech I u a keite sod thrust it at sail said he would kill me RUSSIAN ATEOCISIZIL—After the engagement in , if/ wok , wtt d to him ; ta d I am id j ma i to w b a a j the mistimes of Prusyse, in which the Polish !wider Leas-' thiak, so 'h a m he took up a chafes sad threw it at me. It sift wished, amend Polish prisoners were brought to i hill epos roty thigh, and this morning I hue gat a bruise Mlawa, to the Bunion connuadast Bogdanowim This 1 the e°.• of the Mid°e of m y h e at l f ° my life le• ' rime and it makes me very unhappy • ' lndeed, am I sow all rarer hariall perceived a bo y of 16 amo ng the Primmer; had a tremble when I think how wi ll it *Ed. He threatens had him brought before him, addressed him in Meath. I am , gjj ay t w ig d c , my sid ag , 1 dtsit know w hat a. d o , terms, end flourished his sword about his head. The bey I leap this letter is your peeelios ; do not destroy it. rnesnwhile stood unmoved, and looked boldly into the eyes . e _ . _Re esC a l e see dissatisfied with everYthieg , bet ou of his persecutor, who foamed at the mouth with rep. I gaew than that ; sad be says I am do wasteful in everythi p a irs and that mei km, te be false. I r " You Polish vagabond I you catholic hangdog? so you m o o, a l ie d i d , !shall ess you ever at my home are frisbees& an you ?" he exclaimed. To this the boy wpm time this week, I . m a m i nim. I am very unhappy, quietly %emend that he had not feared him on the geld of beams I hue a peat i r m inal more to tell you. lam sorry to . battle, and did sot fear him then. " You do not fear me ? hav e to write ma a painful letter to you, but it is sot MY We shall see !" sad with another flourish of his award the •e°' etenA t ' ~.k . , gaup cat off the boy ' s head, which dashed spinet he I " -- I: 7 r our - ",: bepp e heady sister. cony wr y ( Wri r . ), E l Wa sl ia VIT. I wall. The body stood for a moment with the bead rained, I The postmark os the nut letter is July 25 : mad then fell ea the bloodstained ground by the side of the . " Saturday Monde', Jaly. I head, Bogdasiowies meanwhile taking a pull at his brandy- t :,._,Door, Lm ffurolett. — We got hog , . • erat......,.11 'chick. H. "hit. auk. This terrible deed sou witaimed by several nem. °e enee 'ree° eut le nt° a " rr ''""" . "" y, m , so I told him you hansom to sae ow and you waited who were la the room at the time. ' after 10. He ha Waved his left am in some way ; when E • .4( tefamped, id. Addifionalj SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, THE LATE SHREWSBURARWIY MEETING, AND RENTS FOR WCK. TO TNT TOMOS or THA UPWO. Bik—The iota dozen contests that toot place at Shrewstory were not pronto of dartliag inoideettai wad eIY the !waft desstwarmintios, sot ady for its sensor, bat to kM fate wake two al the bed twelves-aids that have the raglidi tad in 1663. Owelimeamd awns the Um two prissipal Mendes, _gait" took stem ccrosecceti, pad Troia" could ns other gym this tision Jack . T he ir brilliant performwe WNW VIM eel" ;24e with their pod Wick and ilie par toeit first abet kroner" for the" fairly de l'Air, TAW Jo*, sad the other season atisteitimonsd mehrially assisted it rernoving the bmpremies that thero o rlotr-eirk al the per were a asederatetot oily. Like r oampanhan, bowemr, ITalea Jerk. Wilier mussy ear lift have a thanes o f dyads. the great mead nut year ; and , herby hoer we lave sew mit are dill bat a moderate lot, the .44 them being isforior, oa ,to both aims. sad Union Jack, while Oarolimi peon mans then a mei. for webs in the Geht.. itkaoidirewetwv7 Cpl I statt e tlat e Velt= i llve sh in elemi wb :4l B P reg ilause year i for is hands al • boy he bad. eat a fele &Mak and bed that i V ii st. o 4 is the ladle at to beadle :sok • t must um sadly, as he did t col Goodwood Makes. Wind of wailing with Mrs thasseght, taw. Withtinteas wm. mad with Magma Bas®, the two far shied d twen*klids des, wily • silo tiros besse. where the AWN& MOM Gm% has "Was to go Sue. ; ere yet. Illholtorrn wewid bowel woe ba r .hip, far Ai it 12"4111= whoa im hoses swerredthal he lost.all aosnomil met kils, sad he emt , 6,10 14. lawdy . stssight afterward'. Tim other 0•11.10 be VONIIIOIIIVM of mention bet that thry allowed phis sad Beeklaisi to die*/ ea issavvissall ia form s the letter distinguishing lineal to gool and showing that, like enrollee, , and Udr 4 = who were got by . 01144 and Ivan, me awn the I wares far Wag ' salsehirmable " or chimp, kw hag by Lascollen The Warwick sad Lseasiagton Rant Yesting, sztieried to three days, has eo many legitimate races in its programme that the era M MU hardly be onsibered es asociaad al Shrowebary, and therein three ascots to ba decided. which I am bonadtodevotemeneatteation to. TheNamery sit may be rather too severe for Catawal u tt in at 74 sad tire badness has pot Advection in at 74 41h, on the presamptioa probably that show.. stay the worse, although I ma par is or ground" for ambling b., vs she but a lot with all the went of the weights over the T.Y.C. at Newmarket Nut to her, Orpheus ea list 91b. is to be amantsoded ; sad OA= at let 4lb comes arid. Tke ••••••-,OIOAIO al a milt, is a tempt= a rr! b linsca's tlitt 'cc ?Owe*, the selected of whit& hos little to for boys./ Umpire sad Terms ; and the ease lobar* in the Weller Cow, with the smegaiss Tame. Lord CArreetty's aid Mr. Bodecee tomes jest as lisnablehle ken, for 40,040 thrieriares is " order el milikapi tidy lee akin laucti llama -71 us. ars, R. THE LATE TRIPLE CAB MURDER. ' It well be recollected that at the adjourned in. wet held before Dr. lOakeeter, at St. 114/tre /tode ls o 4 l the bodies of Mm. Hunt 'M U, two chador vim Wake, the unmerdod Ater of the farmer, was sailed up te give riders. site handed to the coroner &parr of listen which she had received during the previosuld moors her the mardered 'MILL The arrow at it. time thought It wee naaerwerry to read them, but rid they might be re- OuTed in rose it was felt desirable to the some el the la that they druid be referred to. Tide was not dews, and recorded their vordist of " etardee wart 11; i" alde Bused Hoak A roslcallet perusal of the letters which ore placed is the hawk of the rad proves that bad they bra read a greater Mount of light would have bra thrown by themere the tugieal evict end it. drownetancee which led to it thee almost .11 the prodearst. They are now subjoiesd, sad • period of then will Net may she Uteri& fait in this boi -1 ride eerier, bat prove beyrad • doubt that from the ' sommerierseat of the ear down almost to the period el the mender the eaferta Toe= bad hared that sash weal be the sad of bar wirer, la erompiesee et the repeated threats ad brutal eider* el hoc worthier linaband. That time sash =spicks or ever preset to the poor creatres naiad is rider. as, in addition to her statements as to Heat's attempt to porou her, she almost invariably cos elides with sa rajuostioa to her sister to beep her Mee. The first letter, socked in as envelope, bearieg the post mark the tied of Jerry, 18(3, is addressed he they all are) to " Kim H. Dieks, IN, St. John-street, Smithfield, City," mad is as follows : "Frilly, January, 1863. "Dear Harriett,-1 am very unhappy, sod awry to hose you are the mime. Been such a dreadful row. I dOl4 know what I shall do. Don't oome. He said this morning be shall oome sod ass all our relatioria to-night, mad ask them all to oar house, sad them they should see how he treated .ros. John sad Ann, snd all should come to-night. Bo don't, I pray you, soy of TOO COMO. So unhappy. He milk me such Dooms, and wished last night a dreadful wish, mid thin said, 'lf be cease to kill me ha could do it in inch • mariner he would Dot be found out ; he could melt me to within& all but my hair.' Bo don't mos, if he comes to ask any of yoa. I pray doret. What shall I do ?—eod does you say mush to him, for my sake. I bops I &Al see you some time or ogres.. Ooad-bym In Luau "P.B.—Don't let him think you know say**. He dolt know I have mint this letter, mind.' The Nit bears the pmtouirk Feb. 27 sad ram thus : " Friday, February. " Dom Harriett.—What mu Ito do? I wish I knew. I Lid down list night before he came home, and he bad not got • key to get is with, so he had to get in the window, sad I did not hear him. Of course Bier* was a row. He hoot my hoed with both his hoods just like a ball. I have gets bin* eye this morning. lam not to eat, drink, sof Amp with him again. I cannot be more unhappy than now, I don't think. If you get this in time. come over tonight ; if Dot, oome over to-morrow morning. H you coin MGM to night I iball like It. 1 main your unhappy lister, 'Y. Hour. " Aonmottivi,Wton-road, Coal-harbour-ins, March 11. _ _ . " Desr Harriett,—by life has come to such a theadial thing now I gamut tell what will bosoms of sae. Leal week be was out two days sad ono night. Yedeeday he came how* at a quarter to E la the saleroom, sad theta our bolus was a very dreadful setae. I hays got my shoulder oat epee —ia fact. I sea begird boot head to toot. Ile belle) kink