The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-30 00:00:00

"; NN':; I'A I'i. I C.• .. i4rbt 4x,l.krt%'t.'. , . • "~; ~~~. I 1, , .. c - P - O ,Zs • • ; 2s= ,l Na 5,348.] itiLCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope L ONDON TAVERN COMPANY (Limited). v and Madrui—STILAII COMIIIWICATION between LON- lncorporated under the Companies' Act, 13132, with DO and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers beleilipng limited liability. ir the East India and London Shipping Company (LimiteaC. I Capital £140.000, in 1200° shares of £lO each. yg well- known clipper auxiliary steansdup GOLDEN FLEECE, First true, 4,000 Shares. Is. Was, x5O-horse power, G. K. El ED. Cumnander, now Deposit on application El, and £ l 101. on allotmea, with a wan; is the Vicioria ‘ Londeu; Docks, will leave on the 11th further call nut exceeding £2 10e. within three moutha (iaMer, embarking gunners at mid leasing Gravesend out 1 MancTolt9. e- 2.4 th October, for Calcutta, ceiling at the Cape 44 Good Mr. Aldensmu A ersi&i, Chairman. ego and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly foe 1 Joseph Centime, Ku.. Eutelump. re ge Inks trade, has been thoroughly titled, has first-rate I Rheum:4k P. Lowey 16, Lenaham-place. seolumoilatten tor possessor., sad will carry an experienced J. W. Cheter. keg, Loudon Tierrn, Managing Director. Ogees : also a stewardess. The avenge passage of these I (With power to add to their number.) mermen lug been :0 due to Madras, lame of them making the MANAOEIL —Sir. John FUnge. ooziest passages on record. The hoe will be continued on the Bakaus—The Bank of London, Threadneedle-4 11th of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctuality, 450, Strand, W.C. iy one of this Company'. fleet of auxiliary screw steam ships.— 801JCITORS—Iterm Sole, Turners. and Budnick, 3 and 4, /or freight or passage apply to Grindley and On.. 65, Perlin- Aldeusanhiery, LC. mentotreek & W.: the broken, Alfred Brett and Co., 160, I BROKIIIII —Mesas. aykyn Brothers, 00, Chengeolley, KC. LeadenhaDatreek EC. : ur at the Mace of the Company, AClirrog—/leury Honey, Eel. • Homey and Ilumphr.si„ 14, Iron. a, Muscing-lane, London, LC.: where also applications for ap- monger-lane. polniments u midshipmen in this service should be maga SIitIGWAZT (pro tern;—Mr. Reid. EICIRAID DRAW, Sweretary. I Offices —The London Tavern. Blehopigate-street DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I PROSPECTUS. of PACKET SLIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to be do- ! It Is preipmed to form a Company to purchase the business of scotched punctually ou the tath October), the well-known ! the well-known London Tavern, ilishopagate-strmt. Aberdeen clipper AUSTRAL, Al, register acio tans, itoßurr The Dtmet. '" have entered tote a Pn'i'iwal agreemen t with PHILLIP:4, Commander: "main in the London Docks Two Mr. Outer, which gives them the option of purchasiug the ens ...set and levier trader la expressly fitted for the trade, freehold within three years), or leasing the property et a fair has 1 spacious pass, with first-rate accommodation for cabin put. mull: smsers She is the best opportunity for fine and mason goods The dock-ln.trecle. good-will, wines, plate, furniture, Ilt!ings, no) orb ring, and opt tail positively on the day named.—For rte., are estimated at HMOS% and the present proprietor guaran ties:l of freight or passage apply to DKYITT and MOORE. 9, tE6llllllthliallial dividend of 10 per oent. on that amount for Bilider-streeL , three years. . These estimates have been verified as to the furniture and plant by Mr. Diode' Crontu ; as to the wines and spirits, by Mr. R. C. them, of HZ, Drary.lane : as to the freehold, by Mr. Debenham, of the drys of Debenbant t e aT Se GloteM ir:4=enteinnende en the pal 1 •allearfers of Roney ant fleSsso7l. atuottatials. The Coesponfio take possession on the lot October nest, aqd gam preti t t e wgEt that late. fin wrirest ae l .c... l " consfraltly minimum thcfoattitg vatilv er andli f I :it . dividendgaaran . z . • 'in the formation of this Company, no pronuatioe-monsg boa been or wilt be paid, and with a mew to avoid AU WIDOOSIMISY openscs, the Whom; of the Company will be at the London Tavern. , tipper& of twothlrds of the reou;site capital for th e fret . lesoe has slreidy been subscribed for by Mr. Choler, the di:ve toes, and their Meads. Paths of ippikatiell for shores* to be made in the tam or hexed to the plantains with deposit of al per share, to the Bankers, the Bask of London, Ttusadoesslle.atrest, and 4* Wand. , We Corep The Articles of Aaeodation can be inspected at the °edam of any. Prospectelies may be obtained at the Office of the Brokers. 12. Changc.alley, Z.Q ; at the London Tavern, Bishupegatootress ; sad at ths Company's Beakers. The liability of each shareholder will be limited to the meant of his subscription, and if no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned In full. Minn awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1./ of ?AMU SNIP.—For HOLUIT TOWN Dtavet ore ti•-,taNta i iw r u lajl ana liattpr dir tt . fulboopo Ir poi imam:4olot *dad tablas aott wIA aho mom • few Mon o& Woo—for 0: soup appli to MUTT mai 110088, 81111ter4Orect. IWITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1./ of ems= nil roe L•UNCZOYON Meet (a seraar leder, wilt have lesatediste despatch), tips wellinows dipper 811241.78. adds, • 1, resider 105 toaa. T. A. /OVER, seasaner. This beautiful trend bee established her. sr= the trade y by her rapideldper wa—Per pussies oat, and presents rtun freight or *ply to D1V714 . sad it 1100g.Z. I. IMllltiereAreet. passage QYDSEY Direct, in 70 dayx—Goode intended for Or 11111,111fidat new rivor.bant dWlp COTS. A I, 12 year , . IMO tome leading In the !port Indio mat be ma *oak* at owes. Me sari* vasel, put Imadtail by Mrosn. Wawa awS Ca, boa boss bsU6 sager *a loopoottoo d tb& ✓oom 'pow tet n 0,4 approvw/ la of natal arebt4ee- We tee 6Nodour. to teaks the pomp or In order 70 taro ro:&16 celp two of bar orwasobowe atom cabin% snack op debt 11101 Yoe, Now Alsebgeged. see ably avalosNoa for moos ermine. Well be aria UGRIAN, MMUNSON, a* 46. lborbarcbstrat, KC. To the Dtrectors of the London Tavern Company (lhalted). Xeglitersd as a Limited Company under the Joins Stook tkieepastee Act, IWL Ointikketl kneed you to allot use shares of £lll 111.114 in UN 4air e d I hereby agree to accept each shares. or any lasi =at maybe allotted to me. and to pay the depeolt at el 10e. os.adotutotit. and !further authorise you to ester allotted. or, mune au Ike register for the number of shafts so=l"l's Lots 12LAOIE BALL PASSENGER LINE of sy mans pAcuns Atrasui• Mat Looks *mi. en: vip.77biartsa. Deis TofloiL tangy 1 &NM Lila Oct. 10 leftiovroo .. moo of 01111111i..1 41100 1 Lehi Oct. 25 isiMmi 'rims Consort.' t ladis N ov. 25 QoMaYaM .. Flytag Mod ' MOO N. Ueda Ott 11l Woushdol bow Mot ! 2. 1N0 11. Lib Nov. 10 Oldloolo MOB— ... I.000 lath& Oot. 17 U. of packets have, by disk penetstality rid nsel paw, earned a wertd-ho reptstation, and disk pos. nor asensmisodstion it unsurpassed by any semis dust—lac Wallas retkesceit freight or passage to to atipi : . kIAZILIS sad , Liverpool : all Agents tor the • lac sad T. IL CISY and Co.. 1, losolnka Wm. ILC. /111(11111VIRPOOL OS quizmnowir To NNW WINK THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE. and PAWN=Lk lITIAII4HIP COMPANY lutist lir ndtheald MIMI Maim r Ins low - 1 1 . CbuIII Sass**, fi MINK LIVIIIIPOUL NOS KW YORK. Mir OP LIR KRICK. Saturday, OIL I. CITY Of PIN' YORK, Wadarday, Oct 7. RTRA, Wedneedy, Oa. U. kalf2OP COM tlaturdkr, Oct 17. „, Weisladsc and Mind alikmais Sagardsor. Okla pow lig Oka mill dome Min way W U. ask IL islasek accerdka W Ito assessasdaliss. r .....„, o..ariedges gommuo. gam& Panned parr ralatikeßise al prowling essied. Possird: I Or g Cldled Oa sal r, MIMI CtlelA i =1 kepi s. is wry utkolopess Suroak—!w Issflost WILLIAM MAK, NI, Waterilresk Limpokel: or to Kiva sod RAW. AIL Hag Wlbakansk Mak pRITIER and NORTH ABIRRIQAN ROYAL reiftga miA t„fflora l lariste - ara... ada ternt , TOOL wad hoortm, with liberty to cell at Saliba or other parte le load sad moire awl* goods, awl peeseepere, the Bootee Wee eaglet; et Halifax to Lai sad receive pmeeipn sad tor Maivetra walla. The t or ether weenie are op Oiled to oil trout Liverpool, at Oett to metre Pr Mk: AFRICA. for BOSTON, Saturday, October SCOTIA, ter NSW YORK. Saturday, Oct. 10. ARABIA. far BOSTON. Saturday. Oct. 17. ?_ mossy. Inolodking in ward's les aa provisions, Vat Moat winos or liquors :—To Califs: and Boston, chief colds, CB: nosed amain, AUL To Now York, eking cabin, at: NNW cabin, £lO Insight to Rallis; Bostirs. sad Now York, AS cl a. wa s ,... k and S yaw ant, grkmge—Apply to J. B. Foots, Old laneks ; M. Cry* sad IA Naos de la lona Pins ; G. sad J. /torus, sot, Glasgow ; sod C. Clow. (Passastown ; or ate,m, I, Water in* Campo* PHILLIPPII, GRAIVICS. and PRILLLPPS lea Ihe aaderseeathre4 aTiFelsee steamy. : Per AY sod the 111M11 the lIATAVIR from Ihs Br** mai lends Shwa Wheel, areaabg, awry Banda& et It an. Sum: it h.. LI las, sad 17s. K. haters tickets, • his sad s P. The 71( letooll4 Theopley asassieg mealy, tta ad Nis T. An i L NoVii, ADLU or ecnwAusz, ..try Sbasity sad estardsq, et Il o. . boa IleneMims, sad boa Maim Sal arm. Perm • Mt. U. mod las Per 00211111111110, the 130WrAT WASS. September= lendreorm Peres. /a, SI U., mod A. To be lr tbs LONDON. /sr COMMILIGIN, a stemser, ia a Mw days. ter taigas, pence, ew. et Lleatts • Untvered Mee lesrabdreas. W., aria P=WIL OILSVIDS, sat atiILLINN 11. tesSirms LC. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. 'On and after the Ist Oxtoher next ADDITIONAL MINS will nut between PADDINGTON and the CITY. at everystetlnit. Ihrough Trains will also ran to evil from the Greet Northern ►nd Greet Western Railways. The Metropellten CmPahre New Cerulean:4, lightest with rms. will be reedy In a Dw daft. MYLklli FUTON, General Yanspr, Paddington, gep. ti, 1828. CAUTION.—WATIENBEITON and BROODEN as rare to hove the d tate es the trolc=gold es a Per Ord, Cu " r Alert Go lded s to J be • deform WATIMATON sad IMOODII4II .d = • riell rare atenateetared by rm. re told ers the sod as the souractarefe prow Marretary. S. Cover-yarden. W.C. Amp aerie of rare Ma it. It isice.—N. L. Mk ershilehrer h rend at II la therfsb& sad as istaudas at I. CITY Simms Comzunnotr.—At the 'weekly meet- Mg of the Oommilelosers of Bowers yesterday. Mr. Deputy De Jersey presidiug, Dr. Letbeby, the medical onion of health, reported on the date of 231 homes that had been inspected dories the week, and she submitted a list of 22 places for sanitary irnprovemook. He likewise reported that the markets and elangliter.hanses had been duly inspected. and the officers hid ecoulenined 4,181011 a of meat as unlit fur human food. It consisted of Il sheep, 8 pip, IS quarters of bed, sod 11 joints of meat. Nearly the whole of it was teamed. He stated that two persoos. Alfred Poynter, a salesman in Rewrite market, awl Jobe Plant, a jobbing butcher, of Loxford, in Sussex, bad been movisted of send. fug and exposing dimmed meat for gale, sod had each bees Aced LC sad oust.. The mortality return@ foe the week show • favourable state of public health. There were but 48 deaths registered during the week, of which 17 were among children of lees thee tire years of ego. sad 10 ammo old poems of 60 and upwards. The chief comes of death were ae follow.: pbtbisia , 1 ; mesenteric dime" 3 ; poen. mune, 3 ; Lemehitio, 3 ; scarlet fever, 4 ; whooping cough, 3; and moue or diphtheria 3 ; making together 4 deaths from tuberculer disease, 0 irons inflammatory diseases of the lunge, sod 10 from diseases of a synimic class. Dr. Litheby repurted that the menu illuminating power of the gas sup plied to the City during the last week was as follows : The Ott. Company's was equal to 15.81 spurts medley ; the Chartered, 12.36 candles ; sod the Great Coated, to 12.78. The chemical quality of the gas was as follows : the average amount of soipher in the City Compasy's gas was oily RI mile per 100 cubic feet ; of the , 17.5 grains ; and the Great Central, 19.2 grains; hut on three OCCSSiOna oat of six the qesetity in the Great Casket was amities. COURT or ALI)YatidEN. —After the Common Hall yesterday, a Court of Aldermen was held in the Canted , climber at Guildhall, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor. Mr. Alderman Wilson moved. "That the thanks of the court be presented to the Rev. G. H. Leapt" the Lord Mayor's chsplaie, for his eloquent senora preached that mornieg in the church of St. Lawrsoce Jewry, and that be be requeeted to print the same, nod send a copy to each member of the court," which WY unanimouely agreed to. The sheriffs presented their reports on the state of the City Deimos, from which it appeared that the number of premiers in New. gate wan 42 ; debtore prison, 78; sod the City priers KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY- Io f Holloway, 791- The 'p a rt was awwwarwwwd by the 1110 p0w ,,, , aasdel was awarded ens medical certified* as to the fit state of the prisms. Several th e predsssr ..j a k rai u o .„ l Wbag sk .„ . w et _p,,,,jy. y gentlemen were allowed ea brokers, sod others at their owe Dow. sad Floor are egeottally freed teem Ikea and author request, epos the production of the seesseary doctuseets. Ceram with which they are Infested, by the above powder, were discharged from that office. Some other mediae boil. mo t la quite larder W aural lUe. The lhirreer ~. the Oar- der hoe* how goes through the/wort seljoemed, decer, or the Pportrias, therefore and It lwriderle. At a general ordination held by the lord Bishop eockroaches, burr. ewer le fan, rid err *art sPedel li n lame me she Inetsetly destroyed..-eeet is parer to. sad of Glosseeter end Bristol is the Oahe:bet Church of Wes. 28. ed. emelt or poet free fur 14, or testy aim for hi peeler ceder, the followisg gentlemen was edinetted into holy oam he TeoMett ltiA2l/10. chord. 75, St. l'alfferborsh- orders, via. :—Descom—William Mende* Lesee, 8.A., Met. Laedoq le ; retail ter all dregglnts, dc. Take notice, Trinity Carsheidge_ Abased,' John Woodforde, each restrie packet beers the stow raw rd ernes Lieentiste Durham • Hugh Argosies Berm" B. A. NagdaenOeltrns, Ogee (b; letters dimenery from the 10ZILAIPS 00PAHINE MIGII, sneemstally udgii., Huefegeb. Prient— Thesis Nora Ba y au' the Pert re Loral leepllda, wader the ore ei ILA. St. Peter's Camp. Oambeder. After th• 'mom erstrtrr. lake* teed. Pew* sot MIMI Chia 41 " 4 " . Milloti e gth Nov.; ISM WWI & awe Is es *me w a s a... ordinate the Lord Biehop Wafted the followiag ems alUat Mr Oillftlelldieeres.—de. ed. per sins :—ltev. William Meredith Lime to argeoester ; Ile K. el C. Seers h Bor. Arkehro John Woodford* topmost. FOILNITITILI CARRIAGE SPREE to any PAAT of the 11/102011. Drawing-ream uottea, complete MI 0 ft Ineleg-resm mites, complate Bed:eon motiet, complete Warranted OW dew T. awl & 11222118, 114, 0 doriatreet. ID ostrafed cataloger gratis sal past hes ea applicalaes. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—The greatest mid met useful Ismentaim of the dap. AQUA AMAYILLA.— lamer& JUMP prfemara 00111.1U.L and OaIM. M Mine Ifee-caart. Lemberg. Aron, Losanna to bar & reopeattelly eam to the pebble Mb Snip aserrellons Mold. medually restates tits t i n . s , ma d Ludr toles priellne bus—en ntalierat slot sea The Arm bee area of the properties of dyes; it, on Os oantrary, Y hoolehaal to Um Motels, and when She hair te same restarts, eassi appllsellen per meth will keep 41s gmetse4 calm,. Prise Al la per koltr er in half bottles, lea ad—Joint Goesell L Oa Yana Awe appointed perfumes toLL.S. W ulnae of Wales. VOW BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TON- IfiIIterATEACTED and CUSID boas sorra. iettbost Salting r the Most pain, by Mr. I.IIIfDALL, 86, Ilegentrivr. Wise attended by hire. Benda' If preferred. Tan Zs Is Sa lir iti_udnil ban testimonials from tbs lard frolly„ winch o te . seen, with thenuanda of rims, f s rzW b. : the k$ ihnilar to th e follcrwhyg r—irom the /Roc the abbot, of London —" Mr. itmern re muted same corm on say toil without eras any pnim.`—.. alp Airier!, SS, St. Jameeeplre, has bad two large toenails and •ftro *dratted frog We foot by Mr. arra and an amity maamma him" Olairru.. 86, Ingentutreat Quadrant. RD'S PURE FLUID ILiONRSIA D il ia fK il * Hosobteb st aframay-Era .an, mg.._ 0.,e4 by fibs amodiral prafaalion , sad alart . Z . the pabifa, as tbs but ream', for *Malty of las lama aza, baadaaba, soak and ladlyattaa, sad as a ralbt Bps rant far &bade aosialbalnna, Joon frpoefally far babes sad &Ursa Is a In a stab. of "affect p urity . mad of oviform DINNEYORD sod oa, 1711, BO* boob- Ississt NM by all ropectsbis Was* eel tbs mod& ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new isivadioa. so admirably mantaved that hal boa, as as as smeller maks, may la raised or tilted o it a ithout Mbar er Womble. Its action It so impalpable that the sediment et Ihe most Ind Laid by no potability ma be ditiarbia. hies es.„ Ik. lea, to sait 41, V, sad 18 taloa casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. So malts, remand. Ito more Vet beer or soar whts. Pres et pL ; ditto, • et—Apply area to JAMB! 11.11111•111. patimiso, 14, lIIMNAOO4,O•Mx dm that ll• nom sad address are ea ewer waste, all illabin aro Werke. twitsnicas. Inwsnoes grad& Zstaitathed Ittat LONDON TAVERN COMPANY (Limited). NO AMICA7IOIIIB tor EdiAYJIS will be ItZCYIVED AIM which lb the pbeeim e wil el** m FRI l O to DAY sect, the an ol October, on fty IM anot. gime 617NDAY HAYMAKING CASE. .2. A POSULt o UTING bs held In Cambridge-ball. Mecums. -strew, on MONDAY MYY.NINO, 0, totier 6, 1867 • 43 9t? 1:e 5 & agates the Infliction of panhbasenst by tined distraint, or the stocks, In cams of ascassary Sunday rbour : at the main lima to swum the desire that ths r arslay should, es far es possible, be imitable toe the tandthy roomattus ana soul summation of th. posh* sad to appettgarhareent to siesta Malawi The Chair be tiken at Ba' R. M. MORRELL Um Om National enadsmleaau, 4, Eastelambuildlaga, Strand. LOGY.—KINOI3 -OOLLNGE, Loa- AlNl2 ll :— A Protassor raimater. rat, lOU COMIIIILYCII • 001710 i se LICTURIIII as ausmuwar, with • view toto nintate in kind, b r a and of tha Applicstfun o ut Mt km& datiennees Is The Inctazes adi begin LI October keel. en aloe o'clock aa. They will be coast weed on each vaooreding Weclueedny sad Friday. at the acme how. l'ee. di U. IIOYAAI ALHAMBRA P•LAOR. THs oacier, .new version—The /airy Tonstak—Grand Levertleeement—Pheonrile Opera Setection—Nioneht, the vml• heat Vionalet—hipbeel de MIL the Intent lesor—idaginte. .611•1001 kwisinvesetsic MAU SVNlLLNO.—.lfriara ilipar • st, ear" eounasenee at bag lash THE OXFORD. EVERY EVENING SIARCLIONS from tbenliff and moat popular °PLIAS by tbe Compasy, with full Band and Monis, conducted by M. P. JONOUNAKI Comedy by Unsworth, Rasmus. W. Randall, 0. flatableson, A. Loyd. and Game Badmen. Admission, area, Id. Malls sal lideusky. la ; privala beam. 10a Id. THZ GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of *MOW DIIICILIS, Msg.—Professor Pepper's adaptation of Ms above Is =bibbed. wish various pleasing effects and las prisvontesto by Mr. A. alirsaar, YV Y EVEN INU, as ba lsa 0. at tbs CANTEABIJAY-ILLIA, Weassinsior-road. M. THE BELTED! HOTEL, 83, Junnyn-street landlies sad Gentlemen can be accommodated Apertmente and Bedrooms in this Establishment at moderate abides.—THOWLS DAWN Oran Simplon's. 10S. Strand) Ent prieter. Maws peorlded for Lune and small prelim GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES. Song. Onto of ea Meskeener& The DAFFY FAMILY QUADRILLE (etre easy), for Plano. By term= Maya, 8010, ILL : and Duet. ss. ; finelylmitated. The QUADRILLE et the DAY.—The IttIYAL BOUDOIk QUAD 11.2el.syrd with wood,rfel access at Alfred ellen.' Cosseerts. lateadoting the mew settood nom " God Bless the Prime el Wales," .tc. Arramod by Coasts* Coom "Randy he such a triumph been achieved." PLUM) Nolo eel Duet, ash 4: Quadrille Bead, Sa Leda : Robert Curia seal Co., New Ikultegton-street ; sad et Masteseihrs. • LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1003. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. fiscrmes THE NEW CONSTITUTION FOR DENMARK AND SCHLESWIG. COPENHAGEN, Barr. 29. The President of the Council laid btfore the Rigaraad to-day the draft of a new constitution for Denmark and Schleswig, by which all questions C3IIIMOII to the two provinces are to be regulated. It shows great progress in the development of liberal ideas in Denmark. :and A property qualification will only be required of members of the Upper House. Members of the Lower House will be freely elected without any condition relating to the income of either the electors or the persona elected. All matters concerning Denmark alone will be regulated by the Rigsraad, and those relating to Schleswig by the estates of that province. AMERICA. The human screw steamer City of New York, from Nair York on the 19th inst., arrived at Liverpea yesterday. The Cunard screw steamer Olympus, Captain Muir, from New York on the 16th inst., also reached the Mersey yesterday morning. The editor of the Washington Star, on the 18th, says : Skirmiahing continued on the Rapidan on Monday and Tuesday between our cavalry and the rebel cavalry, artil lery, sad infantry. On Wednesday morning the rebels recrossed the Rapidan, showing a force of about two divisions. Our cavalry fell beck a few miles, until the infantry of the But army eery, Gemini Wares':, came up, when they rstreated over the river spin, pursued by our forces. la the affair of that day both sides lest perhaps 50 io killed and wesaded. Oa Wednesday night the Using line extended from Stevenabarg through Culpepper Coat ! hoes' to the Stone Mountain-house, four miles north of the Court-house. Yesterday morning this line we' ehaaged, the army having advanced to closer proximity to the Rapidan river, when the rebel maps of .4. P. Hill sad I Retell are believed to be new stroogly fortikad. The prohalsffit7 of a serious engagement last evening, or to-day, wee seism yeeeseeky Nestaise. Meowed penonel the so stake that Lee's army was drawn up in lise of beetle all day on Wednesday. The Philadelphia Press of the same date has the followingintelligestee : The whole army was atisrpectedly in motion yesterday. Oar army will not have to rest this aide of the Yesterday the rebels, who roamed to be in doubt Gowan iag the strength and slatierity of our movements, crossed the Rapid's near Easooon4ord, and drove WI of oar men at the post away ; bet the regimente of oar cavalry db mated, and, anted with revolving rifles, drove the rebels back is oonfookia. We bet la this entiouster about SO mu. This moraiag, arearding b as bepertaat nunior, am rebels mama the Rapines opal at Isaimerfard in atom fora, sad raptured 1120 men-e( • Now Yea stalry togiateat The rebels have • stones poultice on the Rapiam, ba groat fame. The following is the "situation," from the New York lieraid of the 19th lust : The intelligeece free lie army of the Noboru received M liced•qnsearra is Weeidagten Maims that the position of the troops along the' ltagidaa remiss narimaged. The rebel army is Visible is saw said I. number oily 40,000 men, end to have fan bask I. the &hese; of liWarsorod. At Portages Monroe it is stated that the whole of Lees OUT were about to eveenate the State el Virginia, wee it Obey had sot already dime so. If the Motile Itegister speaks traly, General Lee has bean removed from the command of the army of Vireo* sod Owning Johnston put is his place. - The arrival et Me Minima. from Charleston hollow brings es dat to Lb. /sth is.., The only point al inament in her news vea MekGiberee's t 0.,.. sore shelling Mankrzio from Betlery Ouse. The rumors from the memo regime, received by way et Forkeo Meares, are Chit Chu/dos had been destroyed after One deo' bombardment. The emlloo2lll are doubtier premature. A small esoldreg party of Usioniste was eilitored by Ms rebels is lb. Savanesh Railway, below the city of Clorkalieta, on the 12th. General Lengstreet's lbseis ire reported be boy left Virginia is Monday herd. An increased rebid farce is reported to have averred in North Cuoilne, in beet of the Usage Kees, ..d the obiod of that preemie is variously earinised. Doubtlare the moventeat via made by tie roltsis to disguiser tM poop of trope through time Mots to other parte of Bebe/doe& General Sere Jam is WA to bon the command of the rebel forme in Wiliam Virginia, origins of Mont LOOS men, divided into two bripdo, If. b soloed by Gemara hobo. do's cavalry, 1,500 Mow slid by Won fosses is ox. pitted shortly to take prem. The arrive/ of Oftilled Solo's edicial report, dated from Little Brack, condone the previous reports of the capture of that city by the Union forms. Manila law is in fugue to to rigidly enforced throughout the departmest of the Idimouri. The sluster George Cromwell from New Orisons brings se dat4s to the 12th instant. The call news of importenes is the sale of t►e lint bele of cotton of the pretest year's produelioa, and which realised the high price of 674 r. per lb. Tim is the first sale of cotton raised is Louisiana under General Basks's Ines labour system that bet been brought into the market. The following telegrams give the particulars of the uorremeuts of the opposing armies in Northern Georgia : A despatch dated Louisville, Keetucky, Sept. 18, says "Rumours have been prevaleat here for the past three dap of diameters to Gen. Rosecrane army, all of which have been dienedged by the military authorities. They probably arise from the fact that on Sunday last a rebel force, 16,000 strong, attacked General Negley'S division, 5,30i/strong, at Bird's Gap, and drove them beak three miles and a halt, :leaky recovering the pound next morning with a lose of 33 killed, wounded, and milling. Our foram buried 36 rebels (made. the gmund on Mooday meaning. The number of their killed and wounded which had been removed is uskaown, but is supposed to be considerable." Headquarters of the Army of the Cumberland, in the Field, Sept. 16. - . "On esucaatieg Chattanooga the enemy retired be Ins. Layette, and named • fore. at that place, taking pea. eerie of the Gaps of Pigeon Yountaia directly in frost of General Thomas's column. The rebel farce bad been made formidable by new eddithres from Johnston, Hind' mite, Buckner, and Maury. DielltUrS report the enemy now superior iu Numbers to the army they bad at the battle of Murfreesboro—in all 35 brigade. of infantry, out lees than 65,000 men. Thus formidable in sambas sad poeition Itesserane was compelled to cooceateate his forme, neces sarily much icattered in creasing the Lookout Yewaisis& The lines of the opposing armies may now be represented me • crescent shaped by the Pigeon hlennteine, which raised, like the are of • circle, around Lafayette. The rebels hold the interior, recd we the exterior, liens. The two foram ars within a few miles of mob other, but an effeethally sepa rated by the ramie of the mouatains. The rebel politics can only Le approached by the Catlin; Wing, and 13thebird Gaps, which are well guarded. This position of the rebel@ cows excellent lines of retreat ea Rome and Calhoun, where they will probably make a new line, should they be defeated here. There are rumours that they here been re tiring fora day or two, but they are ouseidered nareliable. General &aromas left Chattanooga on Sunday, and is sow making dispositions for a new sitastioa." " In the Field. Sept. 17. " All is quiet. No attack hoe been made. Ti. enemy remain in possession of the Gape of Pigeon Memiteins and about Lafayette. The Fume ere very elms, and the re i s ocomional skirmishing. It is reported that Lougstreet bus arrived at Ramat with 20,000 men. On, army in iu aphis did health and spirits." " la the Field. Sept. 18. " All is quiet, though there is constant skirmiakiing sloop the line, and frequent clashes of cavalry of with sides. The enemy dote not appear wnaioas to athick„ though he appa rently intends to disputa further advance. He remains is militantly increasing force directly in front, a few mile' die. taut, winning heavy isinfosceumute of old troops from General Lee's army. Loogatreet paired through Auguste on the UM sad 11th instants by rail to Hews. Their advance Las reached Lafayette. The rebel* have been moving through the gap of Pigeon Mountain, and forming HIM uo tbia aide, as if to attack. Goose! ROMIUSUS hes assumed a strong defensive position on Cheekanmags Creek, covering Chattanooga. He evinces no dispo sition to attack at present. The preparations to do so *moot all be completed for a few doge, when a bailie must ensue. All reports of as engagement here are false. The enemy has been busy today Iselin nor limes, sad artillery duels have been brisk, with few casualties. The :libels may be busy, getting into position for attacking to. morrow. Little doubt remains that either Lcegatreet's or corps are hue. Any day may bring on en atm*. meat. The Atlantic States were visited by a severs equisoctial storm oti ties lath, bet oe damage et say oonsequesoe bad beau reported. _ . 4 The special correspondent of the New York Times [stamped, Id. Additional.] at Washington says :—" Intelligence has been received here that propositions have been made by the Emperor Napoleon to Jefferson Davis to abolish 'library in the South, and establish in lieu thereof a system of peonage similar to that now existing in Mexico. Should this be done, Napoleon believes no opposition would be made by England to the recognition of the Confederacy by France. Napo leon further assures Davis that if he adopts this policy, the South might arm their negroes, and prevent their being used against them by the government." The Richmond Wliig announces the death of General Bani Houston, of Texas, at his residence in Huutenville. He was 70 years of age. The Southern journals state that one of the English Blakeley guns, said to carry a shot of over 500 pounds in weight, and placed in position at Charleston, had bunt while in the act of firing. Advice/1 from California are to the 18th inst. The steauier Nevada had arrived at San Francisco from Oregon and British Columbia with 375,000 dole. in treasure. Cars had commenced running from than Francisco to within 17 miles of San Jose, over the Western Pacific Railroad. Twenty-five miles would be in order for passenger cars within a month. The rest of the road to San Josd will be completed by January. The steamer Senator had sailed kV the UMW* • eeast , 'lrompletely leaded with peeesugers and freight for 'the mines lately discovered, ISO mileaseet of lb* Colorado river, now called the San Francisco mining district. The excitement in the southern part of the State concerning this new district was very great, and crowds were flocking in that direction. Parties recently returned to Los Angeles with considerable quantities a/ gold report discoveries of valuable quartz lead in the San Francisco moun tains, and exhibit rich speaimens. THZ BOAP.D OF TRADE RETURNS FOR AUGUST. Examining the chief items of the arpoets, ere arrive at the subjoined general figures for the mouth—viz. : !loath of August. MA nes. Alkali : Sods ,.. , tta,393 £60,146 £ 7 4 ,481 Apparel and daps ' " 106,tga ' 100,609 !KM Baer and ala int,osi NAOS Wein ter 46.1.51 ' nses 57,710 Batter 11a,831 naool 41,611/ Coda, Widen. sad Cili, ltlikuso 386,470 MAN *Moo yarn Cotton 4WD, goodk 4616,111 , &mow 3,744.11112 !lewd for sewing , 84, 410 *Sol 40,20 S narlitelware sad pawl- LW 97,646 1)3,22.8 1 1 larnkore • tr,M 14,830 17,248 ltsberdwitery and Will 300,415 4%,366 406,980 Hardwares and cutlery 324;419 Iluatlfil 864,010 Loathe. tworeanbt M I limelight, boota awl show Ditto, ernawit of other oats — 11,194 • Assi Ditto, Oaddisay and barman Linea yarn . . . . Liam 7.11e0s poke/ pa . kintha 831,153 . '51,144 130,297 Machinery, sham ma'am . KM 191,317 160,436 Ditto, other aorta Iron, pig and paddled ' 167,698 106,nt 104,898 Leo, bar, *ogle, boil.. sad rod 115,333 188.355 221,875 Railroad iron, at all aorta 1711,554 280,468 104,979 Iron, wtre Ina, castings Iron hoop Wrests, cud holier plates 86.726 93,870 189,356 Dos, wrought, of all sorts 143,960 196,150 217,130 boa steel, tuparought Copper, utiwrought Ditto, wrought 149,W 187,U3 240,497 Lotto. wrought of ether *outs Load 6salag - ... 119•101 74,174 (21, rya M. iolineeltili 7 69,x48 47,M1S 100,766 m taw: 0,708 silk, thrown 6d.ul. 66,306 $1,196 Silk, mist sad yarn 211 . k manufactures ,stuffs, _ silk ally; Other &Melee of Silk only 26,674 46.6610 44633 Silk Manelectures mixed — ,7ltl;l7l7e7iiiii;rll77 64,210 8,233 101,171 I:er u ilr 14cAtiala) % , ai,6411 90,91'S V 6,743 WOOll4ll sad Wonitial '- -. Yarn Wuolloo and worsted ma i;tisetitie; (c. 18641098.) 337,257 504,012 Man Ditto, carystaltdruggets 66,901 8 ,5e4 98,486 Ditto, shawls, rags, co verlets, sit cowl nap. 24,842 62,475 119,009 Duna, worsted stuffs.... 650,787 60,573 8:,6,210 Oue of the principal features is the remarkable increase in the exports of cotton goods. Although this movement is due is considerable part to the rise iu prices, it will be observed that au important increase has likewise takeu place in the other great branches of textile manufacture, including woollens and worsteds, and linen good* and yarn. I here has also been a marked increase in the shipments of haberdashery, hardwares, iron (particularly rail road), and °upper. _ _ - - The statement of imports for the month stands thus: . _ Ilootiof August. Ism. ---- 14,.. ---- 140. Cocos Us. 714.1 0 7 swoon 972,096 coder lbs. 8,7746/1 13.331,706 174343,030 „ : - .5 qrs. 640,337 1.000,0110 734000 1* orsel* kw curia 674,449 7644066 51144,54.1 1144 310.6417 1,101,401 3451,008 awn gals. 066.14 4 31 724,017 5415,045 Dread, gals. 110,136 104,031 106,001 SOW, alweesed Tea Ws 44 0 4 476 419,353 10,4114.415 Whalli 6614. 763,380 960.009 1,167,530 The variations indicated by these figures are not of striking importance. The arrivals of tea have increased. The following shows the quantity of the prin. cipal imported finicky' that have been entered for home ammumption during the mouth : Mouth of August. IBM 1602. - 18g& Caen Um MORS 217,462 9e1,247 Coffee lb& 2,227,2i0 2,642,404 2,502,006 Wires' %mams&ld flour. cwt.". 674.400 762,204 6526.200 Pepper Bun gala. 1:20,3421 21.6,27.12 2221,54.14 Brandy gala. 147,492 130,179 167,124 Sugar, unnamed .. owl& 114d636 11"614 1226 , 44 Tea lbs. 6,672,:nd 640%672 7,2 1 0.1 4 0 Wt4ea. gals. 747,169 747,721 704.437 The quantities entered for consumption of cocoa, coffee, brandy, tes, and pepper have largely in creased. There is also an increase in wines. The omasutuptiou of foreign wheat and flour is con &Went* less than it was last year, though larger than in 186 L DEFALCATIONS BY A MERCHANT'S CLERK. —A Con siderable amount of painful interest her been excited in Lyon duniiii the lam few days, it Wag rumoured that exteusive dofalcatious by • merchant's clerk, who bad hitherto filled a highly respectable pesitiou iu the town, had bees succeeded by flight. The rumours have bees rather vague, but mill it wee Mimeo that dopersu toodeat Reeves lard left Lyon i.e Friday with • warrant for the appreileosioo of the culprit. The cir cumstances have at length own, to light, and the offender tunes out to Lie a youug married man with one child, the sou of a highly respected incumbent of • neighbouring parish. J. Bloom, the defaulter, had for several year. filled the situation of one of the head clerks a Mr. Burkitt, • oouncillor of this borough, and • mer chant tutorials, business on a most extminive scale. The defaulter's defalcatioaa have been ascertained at present to be spprosubiog 3001., sod it is feared they will turn out to be much greater. He was 'titivated with the duty of por e:using and selling corn at the neighbouring markets. whither he was sent by his employer, and it is doubtless from informatuni &Armed whilst doing so that he wee ambled to commit this fund without earlier detection. He appears to have obtained trots some of Mr. Burkitt'e cus tomers the amount of their respective debts, in ow case to the extent of 80f., and thew a • ted the sums so obtained to his owl. purposes. The motive which ma have prompted him is not clearly apparent, as be does Dot appear to have lived • "feat" life, and war in receipt of • =ivsalary for • person is his position. tie has very adroitly to hide his guilt, sad to feet his agape. He has been W for some time, apparwUT. aid his employer kindly allowed him to rest, sod lard to bold his situation open for six mouths, to him to retina should he recover. It was supposed that he was is a Lee dom hospital, but it seems that lie has made good his flight, far all the efforts which have boa node have filled le tracking him. The wife said child are still at Lye°, where tie Maud, of the wife live, sod croupy • respectable pest. ties is life. We uodentaott thorn errs still hopes meter. Lined el apprehending Bloom.—Briry Pon. [TWOPENCE WORKING dIEN'S CLUBS AND INSTITUTA UNION. Last evening a very crowded public meeting was held is Stamford-street Chapel, Stamford•trest, Olga- Mara, for the Purpose of forming • working meo's dab for the district. Mr. Giotto& TUOMPtIOII occupied the 'hair ; sod Mr. Edward 0. Clarke and the Bev. H. dolly wended as • depotatios from the union.• The CHAIRMAN, in opening the prootodinp, had he felt highly honoured at being called upon to occupy Ile itollgasst a position in such an important movement affecting the working men of she metropolis. He assured the meeting that when he waa asked to preside he required no sego moots to induce him to acoept the invitation, m be had, from the very first moment he heard of the movement, entered most cordially into Its objects, and be had witnessed with the most extreme satisfaction the progress whisk the union had made in the establishment of clubs and Matitutes for the wz o krd men. (Applause.) He 'mean trusted that he soon see the movement become universal _ _ _ Mr. &map CLWI (s member of the council of the Working Yen's Club and Institute Union) then proposed the first resolution :—" That this meeting reconfirm the iniporbuiee of dot IMMO, 1210•11101110 t to establish working men , clubs and institutes. and is of opinion that such an institsitioo in thin very populous neighbourhood would be a great advantage no wonting men, Yid therefore merits the support of all classes, but especially of the working classes;" and in doing es spoke as greet length as to th e great benefits which bad accrued free the setabliehaasth of ineking mea'a clue, the objects of which be suastely ..z e.VA L LTLeitieeendatt the motion, which was amid with seelawatiae, The Itsy. B. Shur (thojkoretray at the tales) draft upon the awfulness of this clam data* 'spookily a pops. low WM:MU like goothwart, and roomed the following resolutioo :—" That this meeting Fledges itself to so imam- Wats and a vigorous effort in their district to secure main. hors for a club and institute, and to raise funds by subscrip tions sad donations from members for the efficient airryiog out of this object." Mr. Gault seconded the rosolotiou, which was ohm agreed to tomaissously. A provisional committee was then formed to carry out the resolution. ial vote of thanks was this passed to this chairmen for prosithric and haviag boss askroorlotigod, the prom& lags were bought to a sionalooloo. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, 82er. O. The Emperor arrived to-day at the shooting ' fl ts,4o,lsespraok., Hie Majesty reclaims asteroid). 4 1 101sxican deputation is expeeted to aarlve id Vila* on Thursday. The. Imperial rescript requesting the Trinsyl ?Aldan That to send depntiee to the Reicharath was 441espatched to Hermannstadt yesterday. J 2 The Wanderer of to-day announces the arrest of i IL Meisel's, Chief Rabbi at Warsaw. THE POLISH QUESTION. PARIS, SZYT. 29. A rumour is current that the Ingfish govern ment has addressed a note to Austria, proposing that the Powers should no longer recognise the title of Aussie to Poland, since she has violated the trestim of 1815. ITALY. TURIN, Sarr. 29. • Prime Carignan sad Prince Amadeus will leave on Thursday next for Lisbon, on a visit to the Queen of Portugal. At Gibraltar their royal bigluiesses will meet as !squadron, composed of right frigates, which will escort them to Lisbon. The Minister for Foreign Affairs has issued a circular granting to the Ps* Consuls whose us quatnrs have been withdrawn permission to remain in the kingdom of Italy. PRUSSIA. ' "The information which reaches us free various parts of Prussia," says the independence Beige, " indicatts'that the elections about to • take place in that 'country will have the effect of forming second chamber even same hostile to the ministry than that which has just been dissolved. The organs of the government sod of the feudal party are themselves so convinced of this that they already ask for a coup d' dot, a suspension of the constitution; a royal dictatorship, &c. What the I suprimie authority will decide upon is still the sub jest of mush controversy. it is only the forre i ihewever, of its resolutions &bout which any doubth pre felt. Herr von Biemark is more in favour than ever, and no one believes that the King will mimient to dispense with his advice. Illsder these circumstances only two alternatives are pee sible : either the constitution will be suspended by an act, regular in its irregularity, as the feudal journals request, and the chambers will be sup pressed; or the fundamental law will continue inoperative, that is to say, the chambers may meet and debate, but the government will pay nu atten tion to its votes whenever they are opposed to its policy. 4 From this position there is no possible issue. Anna= M Cars—We read in the Paris Prate of yesterday "A young Jewess, Gratiosa Ceriglia, was baptised in Boom on the 20th September, against the wishes of her parents, who protested to the last, and against ber ovra wishes; for it cannot be said that a young girl of Moe years of age has any will in such a matter. Upon • final aid very touching supplication presented by her mother to Cardinal Cogan°, Prefect of the Academy of the Cate. chums's, where the young girl was confined, the weed leetwa wu immediately placed; sad a few days after the .fswrival of Bane, braviag the opinion of all respeetell• people, sod insultiog the grief of the parent., had the audacity to proclaim to the world the cooversioo and the baptism of Graziosa Caviglia, aged nine years. It should be noted that although • poutidesi bull forbids the becalm of an Israelite who of his own free will wishes to be converted to catholicism until be has passed through two years of iostruction and eternisation, this child has been baptised only three 'swathe after 6414 abducted from her parent.. It is thus that Use court of Rome follows the examples of reform sad of toleration afforded to it by the civilised world." Tag CoLonsa.—Last night's Gazette states that the Quess has been pleased to appoint Mr. Isidore Peter Lynch Dyett to be President and Senior Member of the Osumi! of the island of Nevis. Her Majesty has also beau to appoint Maven. William Thompson end John ple a sed Capper to be members of the Legislators Council of the island of Ceylon; Meson. Joseph Thomas Commissioug, Charles /addle, sad Robert Bradshaw to be members of the Legislative Council of the colony of Sierra Leone ; sod Mr. William Alexander Horne to be a member of the Coun cil of the island of Granada. _ _ _ Titz ITALTAN TARl7l.—The Gazette of last night states that a dispatch has been received from her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Turin, incloaleg an Italian royal decree, dated the Bth August, aquatinting the dunes epos the ex portatioe and Mama of olive oil, rags, and sulphur, in the several provinces of the him/duos of Italy, and fixing the following rates :—Olive oil, 100 kilog., lf. duty ; rap of vegetable subareas, ltal duty. sulphur, lts.) If. This decree is to come into force f r om theist October amt. D'AncT ]['Ogg •ND THE FZDER&L INVA SION OF CASADA.—Io the Canadian parliament, ou the 20th ult., Mr. 111*Cles quoted ac article from • coMemporary ors his statemest rqpirdiog the proposed invasion of Canada, and denied that M bad obtained his information about the inmates of Canada by 100,000 Federal' from Mr. Wallas digbam. It was communicated to him by a member of the present greeniment, now within sound of hie voice. (Grim of "Name.") He said his informant we. Mr. Holton, and preoseded to narrate the cimumeteocen. Some time ago. what he (Mr. Wom) was • member of the govenimeet, and Mr. Hakim • member of the Upper Home, Mr. Holum told him that Mr. Theodore Hart, of Montreal, being in New York, was introduced by Mr. Moses Grimiell to Secre tary Seward, and onset an evening is his oompaey. and Mr. Seward mid to him, when the Caked States again attacked Canada they would not commit the mine mistake as in 1812, of spreading their invading simy all along the frontier lane, but would seed an army—he (IUG..) did not recollect the exact number, 100,000 or 110,000 , 1 men—to Montreal, to cut Canute in two, &c. Mr. M'Ciee's esplamition of the basis of his 'diepilog story caused coneiderable laughter. Mr. doable raid the plan had bees in the public papers for eight or ten years past.—Mr. A. Mackenzie said the scheme wee that broached lam ado lie General lialleck's report.—The Hon. Mr. Holton said if 1 hie memory served him might respecting the conversation referred to by Mr. M'Ose, it took plea, in She early pert of 1862. He had attached no importance to it. He under Mead Mr. Seward had merely expressed the opinion how, in ow wee should unfortunately arise. Canada might be at tacked, reputing the scheme which General Soot% retorted, manly half a eamery ago, after the clone of the last war. — Mr. Brows mid he did not rise to enter into matter" re ferred M by Mr. Mlles, mock Mei to defied the journal of which he had spoken. which wee well able to defend itself, and which would. to doubt give him his answer, but merely to impress his surprise that any one should have attempted to frighten the constry with this " bugaboo" story Minot invessos, bred epos • remark made a beg time ego by Seward, while Miami with Masan. Grethen and Hart after dimmer over thew wise. It would be mating time to dams each a thing. PATZNT MCSIIIII, SOUTH KILNIILNOTON. —Num bar of visitors for the week *Win 26th September, 2.199. Toad number shies the opening of the Museum free dilly (12th May, 11168),1511,406. MR. COX, M.P., 17f IRRLAIID. On Friday night a banquet was given to the Lord- Lhatesaat at , Leedeederry. "TM Irish Society" having hen proposed Mg Cok, Depaty•Governor, rcee to respond, and was received with groans and hired, which some of the wanpuy endeavoured to suppress by cries of "Oct.,." NA 001-111 r. Chairman, my lords, and gantlemea— (hiews and cries d " Order." which /sated for asses tiase)— ie appeariag hers this evesieg at the itivitatios and as the gees* of the Beide* Comanseiesesa, I had hwed, sir, that say wetter whisk some short Mess airs had urn rue might haws been forgotten. (" Hear, beer,' and Moses.) Bat, sir, I have, on behalf of the Irish Society, to trek yen for the invitation which you gave them to be present here to•night, and also to be pausal at the ceremony which took oleos to-day. ("Hw," sad bauraptior) Sir, I have to offer toyoa and the geetlir. sue resembled an ez philistine why—(" hem, rag' said kusere)—lihriehief serener of the essisty,was anablip toured latioself. He is suffering tram a severe alum otherwise I ale quite ewe we sheath& have hell hi. plOllOllO, been freight. With these few okeervatiosis I should have contested myself, and Auld have resumed( my seat, bad IS not been for ea obeemitioe ghinh fell teem gay bon. friend the Mayer, sod one or two obeervatioas which dropped from you, sir. My Mead the Mayor said, in speaking of hi. union' desire for the prosperity of this city, that he was quite sore that that psegserity would be greatly increased —. (Great later. raptioeg l transping on the floor, hisses, and odes of r.. . . The CHAIRMAN—I remest you to keep order in the lower part of the room. We cannot go on in this way. (Continued disorder.) Mr. Coe (in conlionatios)—lf he (the Mayer) could find a cordial co-operation existing between hint sad the Irish Society. Well, now. sir, I for one, ea a member cif that society, may say—(renewed Interruption)—tbat I have ' sever beard one word expressed is that society bat the elm devise that there should be that cordial as. ' operaies. , bear.) Sir, I behave that weans aaxioos now, as we woo WO years ago. fur the prespedt• of Mite great and important city. (Hear.) Sir, we have beard to ' night of the noble defeneo meads by this city in the memor able siege, and I hope the clamps of Derry will not forget that it was the cititens of I.oridon and the great Londos oompaniee—(mesh isterruptioa, amid which the remainder of the sentesce was ioandiblii.) _ Th• CHAIRMAN agent celled for silence, and, after • time, Mr. Cox proceeded—That enabled them. (Cries of "No, Do.") Bemuse, however bold, however gallaet men may he, without arms in their hands it would be impossible to have offered a defence. Thom arms, von must all know and all admit, came from the corporation and the city ems panisa—(interruptioe)—and if you doubt it, you have no thing to do but make an inspection of them. (Great uproar.) . . . — The I...HALILICAN-Mr. Vieo-Chairmaa, I wish you would keep order is your eod of the room. 1 aw keepiog order is rise. Mr. Cox—l very entieli regret that this visit or myself should have give you cause to act so. but I will draw my observations to a close by simply reiterating that we of the Irish Society are ae anxious u the mayor, or the tor poratioa or the iiihabitaatis of Deny eaa possibly be to see the continued prosperity of the city ; end I think, sir, we have show u it, when Ludoueis, who suffer so much from tolls existing en their own bridges. have made a nut of 1,0001. a year for ten yean towards relieving the people of Derry from an impost on their uew bridge. In addition he that ye will allow me the opportnuity of saying— (Cries of " so," and " seer, bear.) The ellataltal—Order, order, gentlemen. ughtKr. er)Cox—Have Dot the Iris:. Society—(mach la . Coanteax—Surely you will hear what the gentleman has to say. A pilot—"Seiveler." (Loud cheers.) Mr. Cox—ln addition to that, have we not. for erne years, bound ourselves to pay a thousand a year to the Port and Harbour COUItIIiMaUDOCS fur the erection of their quays? A VOICI—No. Mr. Cox-1 have only to inform the gentleman who said "No," that he is not acquaiuted with the facta, ■od there- fore I am sure he will receive tie iuform■tion from se, and perlmps it may Wed in mute shape or way to champs his opinion about the lion. the Irish Societe. I may also be piumitted to my that the @crime lime gives the col , poratiou of Derry a sum of 7001. a year for perms' years past. (Loud cries of "No, no." trwripia g and basses.) Ibs eitAirtigAir here made some i.bservatioos. which, owing to the confusion, were ieaudible ■t the repartees' table. Mr. Cox—lf tout be • disputed natation, at all scouts, in sparkish as we are of the Irish Society, surely I may be permitted to put the ;W. upon it that tbn bib Society does, allowing emy gentleman the same liberty which I ask form yself. (Load interruption.) Will it be denied— (intemipdat)—thst the Inalx Society subscribes amity 2' l lo/. • !surto Foyle College, and rani 15u/. a year for five exhibitions? (thaws, nod cries of "No, on.") Will it be deeded that lan year— (Greet interruption, amid which Mr. Cox sat down.)—Nortliern Whig. CF.ITSTAL PALACE, &NOM, or Ali t SCIENCZ, AND LITLHAT —This itiftitUttOn i. •Lout to COW:IIMM it. fourth session • Its object hong to afford, by tunas of pri vate classes., t he mod complete avid compretunsive educe tioo for ladies. The cleans are °widened • collegiate principles, each brooch of study being supervised by emi nent profeseots, whose service, would otherwise In quite unobtainable in the neighbourhood of Systeahani, at sere thing like the moderate ands of fees adopted by the LW lotion. Dating the pest sesaimi upwards of 150 ladies have enrolled their names as pupils, and a more congenial place foe study thee the Crystal Palace, with its valuable atiitlie resources ready at band to illustrate almost every lino& of study, can hardly be conceived. Pupils, among other privileges, bane foe their private use an elegant melte of clans rooms and a studio, with access to on, object of encore or art in the Crystal Palace collections ; the use of • comprehensive library and free adinisidoo to th e Ni ece ee lecture data, with the option el puschaeing a season ticket at half price ; so that with such nineteen it is not cur prisiog that so laudable an undertaking should bare suc ceeded, although comparatively eo little known. EXTRAORDINAILY CAB ArCIDENT. —l.4;st evening an inquest was Leld by Dr. Linkeater, at the Voiversity Hospital. on the boh Finch, Aged 43 years. Mr. Modell, of 10, Sta n , Hamptcad • rosd , hailed • Hansom cab , of whiwas the driver, last Friday night, at Notting-hilL When they got near Steebope. place the deceased went put the turning, cud Mr. Roden shot hie umbrella up through the bole in the roof at. sd• deoly that the deceased was etartlel, and pulled up with a jerk that threw the horse down. The demised was nom from hie seat with such fore, that be received icjunee from which he died Best morning. Mr. Rodell was also stunted by the shock, and was some time unconscious. The jury Yakima • verdiet of " Aecidestal death." A Soccsnaita. SHOT.—A few days since, as deinuel Perry, Esq., Barons. was engaged is partridge sheeting is this eeighbourhood. a fine covey of melte roe, at a diseases at about 40 rends. Mr. Perry fired, sad in aw sioglo shot brought Joon uo fewer thee five birds. Another shot like this would leave the covey easy to be neunted.—Cloamei Chronicle. . 1 .