The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

7 ,4 / 1 7 ev• -.. I f/ I'CV,O-0•./ .0 • NEWS.P.IIT.Ii 1-AC -1"; ssauak - a No. 11.516.) TEAM to NEW YORE Direst, and the 411 , ‘ &Mee reels tegoole Wel—The Lurrarosy 4us re PIIILLDILFELL OTIAILIIIIIP a il Illge team • sithouL atMVOlrtetet• e re or samisens ...:Er c tossx woo. . V ais. IL mem le. INAL . % b7 iti. l Vre %et 1 152 =le Sm. reef Y Yom~ 21:111114.111111V." IC VAIWIRBILT =ROMAN STRAW "" Mai 1.... p gm. MAIL NT 41r-Mr a 'WingWhy W:a. uommit ware Ith im atif i Ne l 11:42 ;me the Mil 4 Am. a ..a WOO Win ........ ... re: 2: 1 1 "11 0.0 .II 0 me m pa tareaw:ll oleo. SSD; aaal de" SU ; M erti Nor AMA.. DI ind AgE4 a Yam "I" ." C ll lALLicattl ivmliaTIAMS: ar ammo. ... a r d. ab.a . Pub; end M. anus, DDRIMIDSIWIIII. owl Os.. Mad am*. Rene Doi Mara ONT BLANC OPENS TO-NIGHT. &MOWS pRAND MUSIC A.k. e. di z t i. a t IMMO or of Tt r/INIL S.W. 11.1r1WW lithium. :-- unk .dr i Tir . Seit Wbo P t tr i J li 11 1 1. &W i tt ite4d. .-- M I 6 & 1. .. 111 at T • W li. 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"as. ea—* Dag M Me wads Md E 12:1 mMik triV COCOA.—This excellent pisparatioo mosied M wit A. dd. ANS .—JANIS dea : us. limakOniM. IS, el;m1. lINFA 01r. EBeak hes mak pet es the mew, and the v iroon e ee dgw raer Dia s 4 "-."•.:•.11".7. m a . .2.. IL at tb.-War• A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, sad Bat sad air limb .44 sm.. sew None asa snaml=ita rt,.... '` sowsAr If I ALTYOll O64, riNra; balmiel Try Pimp...y*o. maissormarem Adis. on anahalma as la, *Wrap% , oisseps maw bloom lompamayli mokske. nernew die mamo•l dismiss am whalar yak ainmee le a* ..• !alma air 6.04. sad a. ft wain).—jammode . M. ar ea lbe _h_flowlred and sank la gad laik, al la& lOU aS 111. 4 = Loam awl at amble and palianaa r" .. " .. k ii. KAMM% MEDICATED CREAM, certain .... ezr ...... ..n..ea r r . . s . : .lide. mi l IN flamer do art a famf. 4.4 sera at al. U. la paw MO re dinealiala al I .fa 61.4 a —7 M. asa at Ila MI VA ail; sal lw al amdlia Imams la aroma,. ANT DENTITION.—Mn. JOHNSON'S ENFANT 100/2176 ITRUP.-116 •ffirelms rem*, Mararr====..4lYr i zormarrip Or k r& Arrow the rap Ir•Mied ram wh e r i rlirr. ea IN, similar WNW§ b a! tower r r-dir i• Imre Po lark an ; and r 01.1..4. red rti atm is Ir ig• Ilr . j r Frari a llaral h‘rms,....q,: ralr - rit 14 ,... se SAILCIA 5•441, re es 0•1110 . = trat i a . TZtt per MO. k!SIM or Einsbad. •• . aaiomol4 l :lr .1 1 . 11 .. de Mem do radr, md Or Xo. n, In • at G 7-- doldlittu It&ubla h. ..;:mi ft. t= 1 .L . V .". 41% . " -4 =l• Sll Vlntio ad = so Iltamt• as •••Idato foe.* nolo dd. I=l • NA portly ddr oubblina. Tronsma, o. b oft yang Otallmlet ono* I. Oa dr d bombs odd* ............Ws. Ye Imis zm b a• dna bobs. dennooke alt lie mow wills la O. weld owe sino= " dunme. NIO ‘ LIZ tr e • WM cowl of lobe y Y aw ls mu now alo Ined Winoio n =poiloa.—lbldia la mob pales lb. ge Um arse Is ••• be M. ddllnb •ow W; rat la di sow Unwell, Ow h_ • bony ii . 1 a . 1%! N:% .. 1-kz... • Tie PAT. T.le% N. Orin, A. 8., bas Led bin instituted, ea Ms ria Wi ae pane, by Ike Mir* of Glou cester sod ltdrite4 to the newts* d &erg% neer dr Ow et Ilefreel. wont by the netiresticte ettitet Bee. (toorg• nab, _ TB E. FAUX.= AT 0 LAAGOW.—A neetiss of the went.. of Metre. D. onl J. Morkeehl wee boll (Frilay ) Thu MOW of the 6n men M.id to be 400,00uf. • amp Dart the dronon of the Warn Book or hid boe the metre, seek. se t s. hs a vend rotortsie oar el emplanes rim Ida setiofectory neetrlty. Mere. Marken' that they wore usable to Rive osy ascurity, whereupon' Soo rnolatoro ssaalsoosoly word to shot • treater, awl sued up the men Warr droned" Esq.. soroostost. sea tileg oad dean. Tharing, of the Western Beek =re of Corronial Beak, sad Yore of deem Dom, Totee, see H.M. Inn appiabol esiamittA• Ll = urban torese. We re lehemon net the oar le erM toy Ur beskrepto, hee the enditen awes • dlyssotia• eseept an wee do Ili pee pee* mane is neeekeene. • waft of de ts.iYru of Morn Jein Mortoin awl Co. wee hold peoloolay, wire the meat ef bees Waft was MAW lo 1.4 c 00,0001., awl dr Wel avoilehle reds WIN N. The neer won lepprei te reoenrehlo le an lor the fee dim to fire peas. The emenittor of refiten one bed none We the etre of ne opooposp's elan odes dr erreMusty 10,11001. The snag brae up ohne. neterl a ny odor la no nenoire. This eels of which serer eseened beam ► GIZZ. me vs hope WM' mill wen, sigibl le be redo de of ternixteg isoortpution—diegeoe Daily Tvbt d!rxprt% LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1857. TBLITAICALS IN 14818. A representation of 3,noai took place at the Royal Italian Opwa lea week. Kum. Bteffenone was the /Dam, Ormiani the I sad Vied Enna'. M. Paul de Murat, the bream of the deceased poet, has intim a graceful little drams la three acts, just brought eat the Odeon, called Christie,. Rig de Sued.. • Milt me act afar, by MM. Bempois and Decourallles, faelms as Pewees, ham received • hospitable reception at the Byname, being the adventures of • young couple their wedding day. Mesa Theriot, we learn, is engaged at the Italian Opera for • cortabt amber of representations. Deedemona is taw of the roles in which, it is said, she is to appear at the et yma, wish of M. Rossini. M. Fonld, jut before his departure from Paris for London, gave his eancticat to the *attract by which M. Nestor Roqueptiut ha. suocisold M. Emile Pllllll as manager of the Opera Comique. The poise for which the privilep wee Forehead is 16,8001. bleyerbeer has promised • new opera, which will be reedy about the mouth at May neat. A cornispoadeat of the Morelia, Rat writes We have paid a rift this week to Freeman In older to sacertan tibia was sweat by ' la Niche b la Chas., Far les deuce here. Fmadsco,' se advertised to the bills of the Cirque Hepatica. Ben we bond so sadism., of not less then bur Moored people attracted by a Img pogroms*, comkting atomic sore, horse riding by the asset gods sad ad dress of the ring, =shays and legs, sad dowse, led the Footsies of • subbase ' Pas de stele, bad par Mantes. Bridges, Belemos, sad Th. Loyal l' It is quits waded the Porkies gabble are so kapc eadelled with the eid-beideasd " besimas" of the arms. Tin arena is set what It was is Dirties time, imply • ring la horsemanship and cops sad • ad ebbs pads iambi cm the top of a stick. All that was basseat mink sad as hems wen leeks& But sew the pest tamales' is hued to the rod of the building Masai of Mt soma Brother Panama sends hi/ arra* Maim up • pole some toasty fee long, which he holds, or rather balances, in • cep suspended from • portion of the body below the chest. ',ren ame, the light weight, thus probed up very warty to the plated reef of the WM/a& revelvas reused the top of the pas. lemladly • drain is let down from the reed, ad ark IS the mil polada iviiir le beresse the diSealty adpaY, sod the wagmsat the Mena of the re dimes, by realerbg the &mom of • broken neck pain ed, passibie. Om wishes the thing impoesible. Alter a misty of been Ilan two laglish Clowns tumble Into the ring, sad said the andlease with familiar English mow sylkaiss. It is arises Its sham the affect of quiet lag lib MIMI lOS • FNMA suds.... Mr. Boswell, the drat Clews, ragas supreme tram the moment ha prolate him tea Hale the Gibed& of the evening ; the spectator* at era gulag la ix • laugh, awl relleking his odd attitudes sod dna ashadicas es meek as if they teem at sa English throe wyw Baglia prdweime is performed. Boswell is sa original to his way; he lime day and night with dog, ad monkeys, and hs• taught them animals to play saythieg that ordinary tumblers as do M Perla. easeptiag, perhaps, playing at the Beams. His pertermemas with them itiess ban nightly • pest sane thea, sod as wally amusing. What mama be tareght tie • deg err • meahey whisk Was • somseerat t Yea bee illy Boma Is eareellas hie %ramped@ he the • mob best new' of the Ong. Be is • motley-minded gealimma; of so asdidary leak and himself • deiledly &VW deg. The otertammate oft a atom are jest sew todoolitediy worth a visit, sa most of their variety sad originality." THE DEW HOUSE OP PAULLAMENT. As Parliament is about be meet immediately for the •• despatch of bedeem," the met active meseems an la mogrem to pat emeythig la order before that limpstisat mem seelms. Siam - re dem it the last meek& the works be the Wry: have beesoneded me bat to a warp linked ex tent, rebels • Membrane am the pert of the Mt Comm. sidssimerof Werke esemealeste all his merger epee the eltheadererd pietism el the billidimAz etii i eme: d. the Tide& rd Ole* Tema. la ear hors, with Oboe meek= of this magadomot Me headoeme portage mooted ewe the Lyres mares le milikely Wed. A few yank base it • seem beach her tem Yid dews he the CMVIIiIIIIO of mere le diemeemt who may some down to the home ea lesesebeek ; betweem sd the mimes a lisadeeme mute. way Ms base err stimisd, sof ever the poetise km megedimat Imps, ham& am* gat, am sow Wag pissed. No saber =wise rsee.ppsn le be ragese Wind la while the some hiertivim pasha la the faissisr uab o=r- L Yin alibi Wahl. The deem'. robin rem, la which it was peened le phase mom beautiful tams, rommies as it wee led smoke ; sled GOO Of the peers, aims dear &co ndom, then\ ea • hoe inegniticeet scale, were matem plated. is did umbiempi The only alteratioe ode it the soiromdemel Ve seem, when the reporter's gallery knasrly Meek he. or of these pipes boles for which the satire befhtlea i. es mishmated; bat to what me le mey be tormis • mystery. The mem eceepisd . 17 7 C —.— sepsreore it de sod of the lei min is still le the heeds el wookime, with a Mow to make bas comfortable sad sommiset as poseible. TIMM a the only altsraticas made In their lordship's poetics of the Palms of Woessiester, except • kw lOW* gam on in the royal glary, which suggests the belief that parlia ment k about - hole opened by her blajemy in permit. The other skis of the MASK 'Ards a Om opportunity to ad mks the vaster' of the ball itself, with the bowlful sedeselpiess Marlow at the upper mid, mid the gracefal doolabin wit= it op so brilliantly at night. TM Ma gliders predeMy as it was. A slight mam ma by hews., tecurred as regards the frescoes lateekd to sione Mk I=d the palace. It mum have struck the speolidor with the Hall of Statues, sad pesdag through it. th7pheis ala tZall, to winter the number of tempartmente appepdeled fee these beautiful decor.- tkom mi lar for yam they bars seemed so, for with the the of "Dagisftem of the Kaydower," la the were the eight et ifs masts ell she Home of Lord• act ens Ws bee eassetaL Of seem we except those long dem peeved in the wpm MB, bales the loag corridor. Oa of the Home of Oman% a asel la owls. las es km taken pile; tem lbw a s jout somplersi Is this purse, of the Mille media of alisliAlosver, it Is Impossible to pronounce as arils% lomeirk is artkt will not 'Allow any one to ammelee - dam ark OM ; • they are taken horn two of the net sifts The th history. cos le the eiernedeit et lieristerm he his real and fidelity to his mai dr dim the escape of Charles, after the Ba▪ ttle of Warrubr, Wyk the Motrumentality of Alice LOP, the ematier of Mr lima Le. Both have Lam executed by Wird, As swan is be the only artist em ployed during the nee ie whissing the raw HOOP. of Perlis/nest. Tim Wester of bolt Mom reader mealy the mine, tar have say ore sibroisas *skim piece than those just desoribsd.—Obsormr. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PILONOTIONS 111 ens Cren. Swum—TM Foreign Department: The Ct.- sel-Oilisrelehlp at Vedas lad become doant by the death of l = Herrin—Selary 7001. Government Ernigentits Co: • Tamar, Ins occurred In the perramtest abstains ley the resiumetten ef Mr. Fry. General Ppd. , office: A array* the decollation department hen occurred by the death of Mr. Jima& Plant. Customs Mr. Junes &sutra Chase boa been appointed • clerk at London Docks; Mr. Gum Reynolds Mn bsm promoted from wood so first clerk at Weymouth; Mr. Peter M•Dowall ho. hien promoted boas sieletaut tide surveyor et Newport to be tide werveyer m Romisio, Wombed. Intend ROM= Depot awl (Redd ),isa) : Mesas. Auld Kong, colbake of if.; Wien Isom eollidat of Bath; and Rolled Mem& allude el Malted, Mn redid trees the maim New South WSW : 11r. Ridard Jests be. been sp. Cr• risk of the Gumlike council, Sydney. too. Meeks Cowpw ham been appointed colonial wormatmy mad nuddiur Si needs of Now South Wales; Ma Ron. Jamie Martha Me been a ppoin ted Attorasy- Omni of Now South Webs; the Hoe. Richard Ides brA be.. appointed Madel tressezer sad collider el hstersal warm al New Oda Wain ; the Rea. Times A= Mang Ms bra segidided meretery lode imd midis; ea Anred James Peter Ldwyebe boo tow of New Soma Wales. Canada C. a rsimsr alai Dt tw V asi vid of Montreal, bee hem appoiated iligieber wad treasurer of the Trinity Here of Modred, in the ram of Mr. Jame* Wham, redgend; Mr. Joseph Audis Hernias, of Rte Jerome, hes hew appohated raga bur for th. comity of Tensbouae, in the room of Mr. Joseph Imitator, massed .• Mr. W. Gerd, of the township of Moore, km been appointed • loodingeralter and searcher in her lisjesty's OBlNOOlil.—Cieil &nig* OSZIf tr. Norm. CoLtioe or Sozorors.—The following lade( endorse the arecoad xa y eminedoes rte w' Zpletens, were admitted members of the dthe meeting of the mart of examiner. :„'"E Mk hobo :—Meters. William Brook. Pool. Canterbury ; Joseph Manninr, Northampton ; John Henry Halted TOMi. Topeka°, Devoe ; Wallas 11FOrigor Buda Glair der; Edward litarnierhemett, K Wordy ; Chariot Tide , Reilead, Plaistow, Reda end John Robinson, mess Liverpool. At the serd meeting of the mod lb. Georg* Symms. of Redd Hawke, pond imemissilts for navel earldom RAU ruthless had r =ars drained • member el the mew, lY date Aril 7, Mt LO2D 310UOK4ZO JUJU= (From the Inquirer.) As the week has been productive of no eery stir ring sews, we me at leisure to remark upon • book of con siderable interest to politicians, which append en Thursday. It is • peat volume of almost • thousand pages, tab which Sur Joha Bentley Wilmot has collected all the acts of parlia ment that have been introduood and carried by Lord Brougham, with the bills that he has introduced into parlia ment without moor. It le exactly half • century since this peat social reformer was admitted to the English bar; and he was • Scotch lawyer whet be came to London, without h more than • Scotch reputation. During that bald century, Lord Brougham has held °Mos in the State once only, whew he was made Lord Clunicelkir, and raised to the peerage. That happened long ago ; sad his official life midway in his career wee cot of may long continuance. Before it, and be hind, an long periods of wholly independent labour, and we all know that la his official der he had not been more than ' six hours Lord Climodlor baker he laid as the table of the Hoorn of Lords mason. of Classerm redone that cut away many of the material »wank of Mike, and increased the ca ll upon its occupant for strenuous exertion. Probably there has never lived a man ttahlng before the country independent ground who has so worked in the Broth& parliament as to produce • record of work dose equal by one-fourth in bulk or vales to the matter coatebseil in Sir John Perdley Wilmot's volume. Its peat interest to us lies in the fact that Lord Brougham's peittied kb Ms been devoted wholly to martial reform& The fret set pried through his agency wee • blow irk whist the went Si social crimse—the slave trade. He was the brat men who brought before our misfit any great watiowak Ilidlen• of education ; to which km we need hardly odd that he was the founder of merbersits' institutes, and that be was the peat Messer of that system Si cheap sad geed Illssatare fee the people now moeived as • neeesety of metal lien Fee liberty el coneciemoe be bas always fought— the Modem Si the pram the rights of dlesestue. In law mime he he. dens linemek of a Ulm. Sides years' per- WOMEN made pound far the eekbliehmen of the whew of Caney Comb, Ned be still works for ask uslarikos. He would give this all keel business, doll and that ought to be Melded amply, proy,fsirly, kr the people smog whom it arisen Ile Mtreduced UWE et prompatado into the atednel courts of the metropolis. He his fought terrible fights avian delays and Si Justice in the Court of Chown, sod won may • y the battle. He has gives qui* and just law to the - rapt. He bee fought against mistime litigation, and has done his utmost to cut it off at the onset by slipping datum into act after set, which compel linguae to have recourse to arbitration while their quarrel is yet in its birth. He has snacked moms in lawyers oats, sad even has proposed—incourse—tovain, vain, ef course—to piece within the reach of prom weer anthesised forms which should be legal and binding Vim used le the course of ordinary treesections In the way Si bond, sasssisr, and sale. He is the President of the Law Reform hesonatice, which ha did not indeed project, which he helped the to establish. &MI reformers rest the odor day at MEWMltime mkt kis presideocy, for surely las is the true head Si that hapteteet It le • noticeable het that a err who has devoted hi to sel f is this kind of work, who k so ematially the friend of the people that every perms In the crusty must have received some solid advassors from his !goon in mon ways than one ; it is a artioesH• foot that each a roan, became he is not booed to any party, should naive hut a small share of the gratitude that is his dm. The purpose of Sir L E. Wil erotre collection Si Lewd Brougham's acts and UM is to enure to the post reformer, la his Weeks% • fair mongsi lion of the noble work in which to this lour he is active. The book should cell forth prompt and emphatic askew- Isdgmees from the prem. LETTERS FROM INDIA. OHCTTITA, 48 it ILYA TOON Het AAAAAA OH, OCT. 3. We rearelsed from Da nn& back again to Hazareetegh, and hoot thence to this plans, in conaequence of a report that the nudism, 700 strong, with four gone, were on the point of plundering the city. However, we arrived too late to pea vent the looting, en on the march we beard they ware at* camped on the other side of the town from us, mil hod already plundered and were plundering the city. We were then sin mules off, and &sour force was only mode up of 180 of the 63rd, and 120 Sikhs, we proceeded cautiously yesterday morning towards the asemy's temp, just skirting the town sad leaving it to the right, and after clearing it halting for a short time to look about us, as, in the direction of the enemy, the hill on the oppoeite side was so studded with tree. and rocks we could sot clearly make them out. At tut the order was given to advance ; and My adr. =inhere, under my command, immediately want straight through the rioe-Belde between the two hills, end steadily advanced up the opposite aide. We found, much to our sur prise, that we were at once under • very heavy fin of grape from the guns at the top of the hill, het fortunately it was rather too high to do us much harm. We thus proceeded from tree to tree, and rock to rock, until we could plainly MO the ene my's skirmieliere and artillerymen working at the guns, and theacestirmed popping at them for sometime, till the support omit up, when we node a rush at the two first guns and ontund them. Attar this, the men were much blown, and could not la ssoes quickly, so they commenced firing again ; and unfor tunately this time we had one gun in our front and one on ear IA end in taking protection behind the tress from the pa la kat, we were still impend to a heavy fin of graphs= the pan os oar lA. This was the critical pert of the adios, and it was here we lost most of our men, se beide' thus two game we bad skirmiebere of the enemy all round as. At lest after a quarter of an hour, which appeared to ue to be two boon, the °Seen all went to the front, and with a deal sad a cheer we all rushed past the third gun, and bringing our right shoulder forward stormed the fourth and last gun. At this the enemy lost heart, sod alter g low straggling shots re tired altogether into the jangle, leaving as in pone lion of the field, together with all their camp equipage, 4 gum, $4 carte of ammunition (loaded), 2 colours, hones, 'pasta% and bullocks. Oar loss oat of 180 men was 46 killed and wounded ; but, Sheathe to Almighty Ood, neither 1 sot any of the officers were wooded. I got a graze on the elbow, which tore my Jacket open, and wetter shot through my pouch-belt, the tin Wide turning the dlresits of the bullet and probably awns ssyll TIER CAPITTRE AND EXIMITION OP Tll2 DELHI Paimines.—We (Ayrshire Impress) bare been favoured with the killserlag extracts from the letter of a young officer to his triads la Hartland. It is dated Dugskae, a piece about key miles from Delhi, 29th September last A few drys age Ceplmia Hags= (of ours) went out and captured the Vag, sad twos& Wm la a primmer. He Is at present codas& is his am palace. ♦ far days later he went out apsde, end mime up with the IMje KM sad random. lie had ally 100 native horseman of his own regiment with hint, sad the seamy about 10,000-3,000 of whom were fully treed ego's. liodpon saw it was of no use attacking them, es Its mat an emissary to tall than princes that the game was op with them, and that they had better surrender, which they did after some time, and cams up to Hodpoia, who immediately surrounded the carriage with his men. Ile meat ter their inns and, after hesitating some time, Oases alto ware given up, with wren elephants and lots of stores. Oa readdeg the gaol, Hodgson ordered the prints' out of the valets; they, imagining all was not right kr tbcm elliffill, began (manes like) to talk, and may they hoped there might be an inquiry into their conduct. Hodgson mid 'Mamie'', • (be Hoist,) and ordered them to take of all their flee elethee. Wham this was done, ha aald ' now get in again,' mad ordend the driver to proceed. He they beckoaed to one of hie men and asked fur a wahine, ma, with his own hand, shot each and all of the three primm He that took their bodice bit° the city and laid them mat for Inspection is frost of the Kotaaallie, when these wracbee had laid out their victims during the me=an=. Them are lace upon lees of trews» and prim property la the city, and if the city Weir was put up for reason it would fetch upwards of fifty lam. I am suffering mein from my wound, directly one abeam beds another comes. Dr. probed the wound the other day, and he says five se six pieces of bone have still to tome away. I have taken est fire plem already, and had three alseessmee, the fourth in mew brotag." Telegrams of India news will be due from Malta tenierrow. They win contain intelligence from Calcutta up te October 24. and from Bombay up to the led inst. This luminesce will, it le expected, be very Interesting, ea It will probably enable rie to judge at the tree politica of Havelock, sad it will alms give um lartleelms of the meals of the eying selseas is peewit of the petals who escaped from Deihl. CRYSTAL PALACE✓-HALY-CROWN DAT.--BATRIA DAT, Now. 11.—Ailailwasas on payment, 4i2; ditto by ran dins, 1,19 f; email. 1,797. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. neoesearies of life were maintained at a high point, and even rose above it. The great labouring sad seam clesned were reduced almost to beggary. That this was not coneequent upon the' great lend levee' is plain enough, when it is known that ids in years afterwards, were sold and bought prodtablyst prices above the highest point of speculation prices daring the 'land fever,' and the same is certainly known of property In this city. The south, at that time, was perfec tl y bankrupt. Lo ok et the contrast. To-day th e foreign debt of the United States is absolutely less than then. The south is not only out of debt, but absolutely rich. She owns her own cotton, sugar, rice, and tobacco, and adds nothing to the harden of indebt edness,. The north is in debt, but the immense surplus of her productions, from harvests hitherto entirely unknown, are amply sufficient to meet it all, and yet the prices rule lower than at any period for four years. Then, again, the vast majority of our indebtedness uof such • character as really to amount to little. It is railroad loans, and times once confined to the railroads themselves in the hands of their creditors, nearly all of our debt is ' wiped out.' The sus pension of all our banks I. a n o t ofonate circumstance, and it is to be hoped they will resume until they are beyond the necessity of another suspension. The bank currency will term t.e equalised throughout the northern states, and exchange will be as abundant within sixty days, between the east and west, and rule at as low prices, as in any prosperous year. Another erro moms idea is, that luxurious living, extravagant dress ing, splendid turnouts and Ana houses, are the causes of dis tress to a nation. No more erroneous impression could min. Every extravagance that the man of 100,000 dole. or 1,000,000 indulges in adds to the minus, the ett, the wealth of tan oe a hundred, who had little or nothing else but their labour, their intellect, or their taste. If a man of • million sp be in . ds u rincipal and interest to ten eon, and finds himself at the end of that time, be has actually made a hun red, who have catered to his extravagance, em ployers or employed, so much richer b 7 the diviskm of his wealth. He nay be ruined, but the nation is better odf end richer, for a hundred minds and hands, with 10,000 dela. great far more productive than ona with the whole. The ruth apparent in all this mine is, that it simply what is called& 'panto.' It is universal distrnst—evety man double his neighbour's means, and has hie doubts returned. The moment madames returns men will look into each other's faces and feel ashamed that they allowed this pink to disturb the public mind to the extent it has. The distress is merely temporary and urgent beano se many have been suddenly thrown oat of employment; but ampie can be made for the deservlag at 0.0 thaw end tr= may rest assured that the Common Council will take such measures as may be deemed needful la tha prenness; bat the unemployed must forbear until such provonen am be mad*, and remember that the macs and goodordar et society must be maintained throughout the aide.'" In conclusion, the board pointed out some public weeks on which the unemployed might be engaged. The City Comp. troller had advertised for 100,000 dollen, as an instalment of 250,000 dollars, which was to be appoprinted towards the employment of the &Abate. Tag AUSTRALIAN OVERLAND MAIL.—An un happy fatality seems to await the Australian overland mail service. The usfortanate dimmer which has occurred to the Ewen steamer, with the hornewerd mails of September from i the different colonial, &pia throws the postal intercourge into Irregularity, for It appears that she Is rendered quite unfit to return with the Octs r outward mail, gad which mast se- , ceeterily wait for the snivel if the Simla, ex that the October and November beg. will have Suez together, while it is =t!' possible that the es Wen, per will mum forward w ith th e advice', per Simla, which will be due at Sum November 23; and It is Por'bin that telegraphic intelligence may be received next Thursday rid Malta end Cagliari. It will be remembered that the Soren went out from England to take tho plum of the Oneida, and, strange to say, she likewise, on her Int =ll 4 22 6 e , tw a nit . the Aus w trallan f rolonise . the and S t em, has so that until the is :Wed to resume polio " Z e or moth; steamer Is deepabeted from England to take her place, the webs to end fro emit be alibied to disernageoreat. We understand that one tem left cm beard the Elam, supposed to contain newspapers, peeves to be letters. The whole Eddie mails, with this fortunate A den, me with the Arab packet-boat, end aumeg width am e - no Ire than 11 000 nee geed letters, the delay in the remipt of which, in them times of monetary mew% may be of mem than mniel, East of serieves, orosocarsco.—Meson, loom al of Nov. 21. THE LATE DISTURBANCE Is LzwEs CHURCH TAID.—The Rev. J. K. Neale, warden of Sackville College, who w. 4 together with the Sheen of Mercy, at fit. Mar garets limes. Nee OriaMead, the victim of a cowardly and disgreretul stack la the LIMO churchyard the tem other day, has forwarded • Narrative of the proceedings to a con porary. Mr. Neale believes that the attack wee precon- Meted. Is the vault, when the mob were growing fierce, Mr. Neale mid to th e incumbent of All Saints, " Mr. &obeli, you see how threatening the mob fa ; will you not mitect ths Sisters?' lie bowed, and pared died " and that, be it remembered, when his daughter had died in their arms only five days previously. While this wee purring the lights were either extinguished or so dashed in our faces as to make a confusion worse than dark ness There was a cry of 'Do your duty ' Now the performance Is to come off l• and a rush was immedi ately made upon us. The impression of all of us is that some at but of the beaters and light-men were the ring- leaders of the mob. But the strangest part of all was that men decidedly in the garb of gentlemen, could stand by and me tidies dashed this way and that, their veils dragged off, and their drams torn, sad, far from readeriog the least seeletance,oonid actually excite the dregs of the rabble to fur ther violence. I was myself knocked down, and for • moment, while under the feet of the mob, gme myself np for loet. Ws were borne along into the street, Mr. Scobell having okay game home, sad taking no farther interest in the easetir." Mr. Neale further says :—" I use It stated in • paper of yesterday that I had attempted at the vault to reed some oddities.] prayers at the coach:Moe of the service. This is theoltitely and totally Wee. There is sot a shadow of truth in it ; and I should have been the very last to have for one moment contemplated so very indecent an inter- pttenlCTlON OP DEATIL—A Lancaster contempo rary prints the following Sir,—l see occasionally in your =predictions about hom certain e race*, mad as to a dog a certain bitch. lam going to predict a more im portant affair. On the 24th December, 18.57, a lady will alight at the Barton and Hokin Station. for the purpose of visiting some of her friends resident in the neigh bourhood At the station she will be met with a carriage and two. The coachman will drive towards Burton, but be shall not have travelled more than two hundred yards from h statiou, when the csuriage shall be upset, fell into a field about two ani-a-half yards below the level of the road, at the right hand sibs, and alighting In • brook, the lady will be kilted, end the coachman have his thigh and head broken. Twelve men will meet together at the Royal Oak Inn, Burton, on the 25th Dec., at the • summons of the coroner, and they will bring in • verdict of Accidental death ; ' they will hesitate a long time before they decide what shall t,e tacked te their verdict, at last they will split the differetue, and add, the jury find no fault with the Sur veyor dike Roads, but they recommend him to get them I mended.' The jury will then sign their names, call for gleams, and each man observe ' she woe a vane &coot lady.' ill any einsible person doubts the accuracy of these predtc theorist him go to the spot indicated in this prophecy and there lady the course of the planets. Yours truly, R. 8. T. N.B. The place is just at • Lend of the road, and the edge lead nil have fallen down into the field at the right trend of the rood leather; from the station; the Mar reflected in the brook is very bright." DARING ESCAPE.—On Saturday morning a con vict, named Thanes King, alias Kelly, mode hie wage at Chatham to a vary daring manner. For several weeks past large gangs of convicts from the new convict prison recently erected at Chatham have been employed in repairing the go vernment roads at Chatham, closely guarded by warders, all of whom are provided with a loaded ride. On Saturday morning, about nine o'clock, the convicts were employed stone breaking in Ike military road, when King asked leave of his warder, a man named Jackson, to be allowed to retire for a few minutes. Permission having been, as usual, granted, he wee followed by Jabots, when the convkitniade • t rodden dart through the railings near the soldiers' burial ground at the foot of the Haas, and although fired at and followed for some distance by Jackson, succeeded in effectiog hie escape. Shock, a polies constable, and several of the other wardere, followed King, but, although it was broad daylight, end hundreds of persons about, its succeeded in gaining the woods at the outskirts of the town, whore all traces of him were lost, and, not wirbehading num bers of men wee all Saturday sad yesterday enesged in searching for him, his retreat could not be discovered. The convict, when he escaped, had on the prison hawsers, but was without • jacket. He is a vary &Torah ebasteeter, and wea under sentence of transportation for a robbery with wh im*. The convict is a native of Northampton; his height is 61t. 7in., and rage 2.5. A reward of 6/. has bent offered for his real:prehension. Tile. EXETER HALL SERVICIIB.—Lest night the Rev. William Brock, minister of the Baptist Chspe4 Moms bury, conducted, at Exeter Hall, the first of the new striae of services instituted by • committee of neatemfonelera, after the incumbent of the parish had interdicted the Wien= nes of that building to the clergy of his own cirri lir. Brook used the liturgical form of prayer which bad ham prepared for the use of the clergy, if they had beestaßowed to efltelate. The words on the firm page of the petaled IM/fOO/0 Dada the sanction of the Lord Bishop*, Leaties"—Aerre Wreck out. Hr. Brock preached ea animated and impressive ser mon from the Ird and 4th venire of the 16th eartar of Si. Paul's Ist Epistle to the Corinthians. No enileciien was reads, nor was any announcement made as to who would be the preacher next Sunday evening. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Boxing after taking out troops to Alexandria, will, it to understood, ran between that port and Xaresilke, carrying ties Wien mail, under the new arrangements. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIBALTT, Noy. 21. APPOINTMENTEL—COR• mender E. Collier, to be captain on reserved list ; Lieute nant A. Hamilton, to be commander on reserved list; Lieutenant Edward Stubbs, to the Alert_ ; Lieutenant Hawkesworth Fawkes, to the Alacrity ; Dr. James Car michael, surgeon, to the Renown; Mr. Robert W. Beau roost, surgeon, to the Lapwing ; Kr. Robert Taylor, pay master, to the Alseeity ; Mr. J. A. P. Williams, clerk, to the Alacrity ; Mr. W. A. Brown, clerk, to the Blenheim ; Mr. P. W. Goya, essistantintrgeon, to the Renown; Mr. W. W. Thompson, ecting-saaistant-surgeon to th Renown ; Mr. Adolphoa E. Pam, second mas ter, to the Sharpshooter. CHATHAM, Nov. 22: The Brilliant, 20, Captain J. A. Paynter, recently moused from the West Indies, wee paid off out of comas- Lion yesterday. DEVONPORT, Nov. 22. The Alert, 17, screw, was commissioned on Wed nesday by Cam. W. A. R. Parse, and will bear a comple ment of 165 °Moors and maw. The Rhedsmanthos, steam store ship, arrived from Wool wich on Friday, with machinery. The Lynx, 4, Knew, me commissioned on Friday for Lieutenant Henry Berkeley, and will have a complement of 65 officers and MED. The Lapwing, 4, screw, is to be commissioned at this port for Can. M. P. O'Reilly. The Skipjack and Forward were mustered by Captain Stewart, C. 8., yesterday. The Gamin went out to lay her machinery yesterday. The Nautilus, 10, Commander Grant, returned from the Westward yesterday, having relieved mom homeward bound vessels in the chops of the Channel. Ships in Harnome—lmpregnable, Royal William, Ajax, Cambridge, Implacable, Agamemnon, Scourge, Alert, Styx, Vulcan, Viper, Lynx, Dasher, Caradoc, Triton, Wiegman thus, Avon, Sylph. In the Sound—Forward, Skipjack. Between Island and Main—Nantilus. Information has been received at the head-quar lege of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich, of the arrival at Cawnpors from the Cape of Good Hope of detachments of 6th company 6th battalioe, and 3rd company Bth battalion, to reinforce the division of Arti ll ery under Captain Maude, serving with Osesral Havelock. The Liege journals state that the order for 80,000 muskets for artillery and Infantry, 35,000 bayonet; 3,000 cavalry carbine; and 16,000 various accessories, which was given by the English government some time ago in that town. is now nearly executed. The sum to be paid ia 6,460,000 f. ; end ea the valued the raw material ereploled is only 1,290000 E, it fo ll ows that 6,160,000 0 . remain in Liege end the neighbourhood for workmanahip and profit. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD R" FL Thin morning, Mr. Weeks, commoner of Exeter College, was elected to the open scholarship of the vales of 751. per annum. Mr. Charles Adams Houghton, commoner of Exeter, and Mr. Simpson, commoner of Queens' College, were elected to the vacant bible clerkships, of the anneal value of M. each ; and Mr. Tomee, commoner of Wadhasa College, was at the Mae time elected exhibitioner. The Stapleton scholarship was not awarded. There wen 29 can didates in all. The examiners in the final school of mathematics (Messrs. E. Hill, B. Price, and T. ilenniewn) have given notice that the examination will owninenoe on Tuesday, Dec. I. There are 78 candidates. SPOBTING. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. MUMMA. It l . 11.11 1 . 1 1• 4 . Ts1• 1 •Y. Limoiwid ; &tardy. rdoom—st tulf ~jr:o BotbKl2lll4 11111 M./. It.l.lEnor*—.l 1. rolroc ND. Mr. Isnifyida. TMailar. Moos Cross ; Friday, Tett... Toe. Wood-to halt l6 badge (Mr. M. Demetenbek), Tbunday. Tonatall volademat a mortar to 11. Mr M. Berkeisfa. Wedneaday. Litemesto; Frklar. Boudtmell ; lks rim Mom D. o-tat wavier to 11. Clevaland Mr. T. Andrewasi. Timmday. Ingleby Village-at MU. past 10. Cesmis (Mr. S. Omsk& Wadanday. lildrldge; 171 W, ileathanier: airceding6lgg, W llo idnoMay. Lealtrars Marsh: Friday. Clitoluande-st balfmmt 10. Ilamblodea (Mr. W. I. Leask). Wedatedar. tk. Bold Tomei. , Tn. I Tlra=in IM Tamely. H y l a nd; Friday. Otterthatoo earn -at bffilfmLit 10. Sanity (Mr. TrommereGUL Friday. Ctillworth Clump-at a quarter to 11. Mr. gawasee. WafesedaY. Chalk root ; Fold.. Causeeral Home-. ao tlms Mated. poilmeldp (Kr. Peg% Wedmeday. Platelets% Faux ; FlatlrdlY. V(l b erebar/1111, Toseday. Homash Moor CaW-at 11 ; ita (ar drn r . 2 " 7 . lllantettki, 81 81818-ato.lf (at om Hall Park Gate: Isiorder. Tana& Rayleigh Aneo-at 11. South Essex ( Mr. A. Z. DiettoWs). Tosoday. East !Landon 3(1:1; Ilaterday. -et it. B. DO and Suffolk (Mr. T. Harass). Tuesday, Bosnian.' math; Frl dr Itoxfordourms- all. P. 0, yl. (Mr. W. WtlllanosM, Helot. Kennel (to draw Penmen ; Friday. Bodaek Water-at halfpat Mr. Garth's, Iloaday, Harwood Lod ; tredtealay, the Stall noel Hounds, Madvid; L a nd mesh SI -at balf.pem iO. Mark" Wolassaday. ; drassrdal,lllooten 11111 - al 9. Heredendatire (Mr. T. Manifei. Tuesday, r BAUM ; EMMY. Lystos assordus Yenta Gorse-at haliwitel 10. Ilurrronh (Mr. trUktmosial. Tamely, Walnarr ; Battuda7. I.u• dlesoa-as balt-past la. Boot Wight (Consualites), Tammy . Miamians Bridge ; Irrldas, Lin Otaa-a. he 10. kyi Boot. Tuesday, New Bern; Friday, Swank Oetosat half wit*. Welt Heat (Mr. Stratforde% Tuowlay, Tltaberden ; rthlM. the Mona sod Grooni-at baN.pa4 10. La .liser (Br. W. H. Mitten). Tuesday. Deana ; FriMY. MaMlom Gens-at baN.pat M onmk (Mr. J. Cookson el, TosMv, Balterlok ; Thursday. Malawian Garden llousa ; Saturday. Lmio Hanky-art Dow Soma (Mr. S. TlrorouV, Tuesday. Moor Haas; ThismdaY. Tr.ridarro Oslo; Saturday. Epley Pant -at • quarter to 11. Br (Ur. N. B. Masashi's), T....W. ; Fri tar. liMosim-at Id. Swat Weal lOoloosi Lattrelial. TiseedM. Friday. 04. Aulttos-a4 halfwast 10. Nana odahae err. W. Davenportal, Tuesday, Vaunt=; Frt. dm. Stoke Ileads-es. haMmat 10. NMI Bum: (Mr. IL Curt yes), TasLl. Bellmore Gotalted -at half-pad It Mr. w. W. Tallbfe. Tuesday. Mardi', Toll Hai; Monday, Stamm Wields; Saturday. Cotes. Ladue-at IL Sir. Trelawitsar Itingawidse load Elation. M a quitter to 11 . 01Marday_ BMllimit 10. Gaited roes. T . butord wily. Bent Pa 10. Olt B. W. vwwfwe*. Wm: ; WmtiaidaY. 0M 1 47...; Jay. Sprits MIL VW.U. (Lord Gifford's), Tardy._ Burdemas ; Tbonday. North Bottom ; Saturday. ELM-s t quarter to 11. North Warstolunire (Mr. Dakota). Tuesday, klerssuell ; Thursday. HUI Morton Saturday. Cubing. , Gate-M a master to IL Mr W. W. Mune., ,Tuasilny. Mop. Lode.. liammdtm ; Wedmidsr. a▪ nus %Mem; mammy, Amem Steady. dant:oW (DM PLOS)-• UMI NAIIIII3IB. Brata=dr. L. Carr). Toads). Farah : 1 ham& Holly g. ▪ Ort rq Torkeisire (Kr. W. Elden's), Thum( y,Syke House-at 11. waniiw IMr. LiseimM. Frady. Kmostt--M h:Wpat 10. zaww,wt (Mr. Mmparsa, ThunidaY. Cnakenthorpv. near aPtilaßY at a quarter to IL Eastbourne, Thursday. Esadeso-at halfpast 10. Lord Lentsdaler. Mita! Holeatt-it 11. Berl., Salem) (Mr. *slier Moue.). TharrdaY. The W4t.r.V.W Hutt-ea IL ja r M. W IDerK Wedneeday.Donelaad lam Dartmoor -at U. Vol. a WA's, Thyroday, Materna Meadows-at halfwit.% 11. Worthing Warman' Bulaeripaosel. TMOdar. Poet-d 1L Stockton, mad /UrtlePmt MY ; Bromn1). Hama ; Tlurroday, Nowt Onytain iilmatwool, Tuesday. Mack Hone ; Friday, lJsad/f- S_.atran h all - pa ct 11. IN Peak (Mr. W. P. Tbonabille), Tameday. Button; Thursday. Graham Oslo; Batunlay. Gramm MIU-at U. Natow (Mr. Tumor M. Mamas , . Wedaeadar. Manta Bridge: Frt. day, Lidlisatisa-M o . ll diert B. V., Tar W. WaUbetdas ; Sty Bridge-at 12. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER HALL.— Ths first concert of the twenty-sixth season will take place at Exeter Hell cm Friday next, the 27th inst. Haydn's Hats No. 3, Mendelasohn's"Duda Sion," and Spohr's " Last Judgment," will comprise the selection. NARROW ESCAPE OF A GERMAN EDITOR.—The Trim Gazette says •—" H. Gall, editor of the Telegraph pub- Silted here, had been arrested at Stuttgart. at the demand of Bavaria, for language used against the Bavarian administra tios. Bess takes to his lodes* at Stuttgart to get hie effects„ he somneged to lock the door on the police-officer, and then got away In a carriage, which was obtained for him by • friend. He has now wired at Trim, where, by the federal law, ha cannot be atresesd." Mr. Samuel Vince, now her Majesty's Consul at Peri (in Brea), is appointed her Majesty's Consul at St. Meteor a. Mr. Watson now Vico-Consul at Paraiba kin Brasil), is appointed Consul at Para. Amongst the passengers on board the Indus , which arrived at Southampton re Saturday with tbs Indian mane, are two ladles who have lost their husbands—one tidy the wile of an indigo planter, who bad lost large possessions in India, end another who b a d moused from near Cawn . Ala em massager bed been eight hours up to her neck rwater, wit h her child, while snaking her smogs from the tuutioarre. Captain Peal bad bees delayed in his programa tweeds AllehmW through the Unity river steamers. [AdrerdialMilti—HOLLOWAY'll OINTMENT AND Pima awed • mesa la Ys al Irma Z .... emtliAat i W a l a damns el ONO+. war wan nos toes swim ww.timeaarme Eef Omeraliehuhm, nem inn moo eine Imr dermazm s =:rieweam atm. in tirm tligt f raal= le a lVireed we Masa thmemerimm th .! i thr a. mei .16...m trewarer m ,af mseerew sium... someneek rvrelt andmhe of If luau,. hoe allesled • perear p =l/11W ea veadanc4eVa TR' WOLVERHAMPTON AND STMORDSHIRA BANK. WOLVERHAMPTON. SATURDAY Ntonv. At a late hour (his evening the directors of the Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank completed, with the assistance of Mr. Hill, the fanner manager, their examine. don of the accounts, and determined upon laming the follow ing statement of their pomades, with their views upon the course to be panmed " To the shareholders of ths Wolverhampton and fitaßord dare Banking e to n lyany. Your have to address you under panful carremeisacee " It was not until a few days before the 17th of this month that your directors were aware of the extent to which the manager bad discounted and made advances upon paper of • character that never ought to have been received at the bank. The result of thla mistaken line of con duct plead the bank In a situation of as much embarrassment that your directors, lifter the most 'axiom' consideration of the matter, deemed it necessary on the 17th to suspend the business of the bank, and from that time to the present they have been unceasingly occu pied in investigating the position of your again. They believe the following statement wilt be found to be accurate as for as Ist the present state of public affairs, and of the dis trict, bills sad property not realised can be estimated; but the meets ere not overvalued, provided they can be collected in the ordinary course of baiam, bat If they are to be realised under lige! proceedings, your directors her that an enormous loss sillgrow, with swum &strew to individuals. T•Lusamse. ______— Notts b eiteulatbs £31,000 Deposits 89,000 Credit blames 408,000 Balsam dee to Loudon Beak 30,000 Beak et Baalaad 50,000 Dada la Load= Beak 20,000 818, under discount £719,000 " MIMI. BUI in ol hand (gopP £148,000 000 Doobtr, 08,0 M , al Ma iiiik London teak= (good) DoabOo WOOL, ay lUDs et Book of Eogisad (good) 42,000 =t11,0001~ may ram, 422,0004 ay Mk maw dkroant (good) Doabeal, 81,500 Orb 1011,00(0i,zes la load sod B,OOO 138181.4 cfmo. , " tinder them circumetenem, the course now to Utitsilten Y a matter ot ssomeatoss imieelsece to all parties. It la usseototory to my that seleak era exist without meltdown and caudal, and when you observe that no lees a sum then 497,0001. is held at call, It must be manifest that, unless the customers would allow that nun, or the greater part of It, to remain for a time oertaio and with regained confidence, any dart au the part of your directory would be useless. It your directors could see say certainty an that mint, they would have but little fear for the haute. They are afraid that your bank I. emential to the district, and the large amount which far the last 2S years hes been divided as profits best proves how stable en institution might ham been founded and how much may be hoped for, If existing difficulties 'could be removed. Until, however, the creditors of the beak have keret its exert elate, and formed their opinion upon it, your threaten will be unable to undertake the rtototatanoe toost of the took ; but if the creditors should be satiated to etintlaue their accounu, your directors would shrink from no trouble to restantbabiak. " They entlinere that born the discount of Mlle in hand, boa payments Ia additha of overdrawn accounts, and from • cell on the shersholdem the mm of 260,0001. may speedily he raised. " Your directors would also be willing themselves to raise end hod 60,0001. to the bank, and by shore means • present Pm of 3110,001. would be amiable for current bushier, end bean esetailice end armunta other amounts would p,. dwell/ Sow in. " But your directors would not disguise from you that from 220,0001. to 250,0001. may be required for emot me, and that from 60,00 W. to 76,0001. actual capital Is neciesery far the cement Mamas of the bank. Your directors are trait prepared to remodel their board, sad to clan, with year cansent, the register of transfers for two years, except In ones et imolvssey or death, so that the public may have the most emplete security. "Fos the Board of Directors, "ALIXANDEI HORDEIN, Chairmen. s No►. 21, 1867." The imeetehig document, funtlabed to the correspondent by the disweete themeelvesmill be mad by them at a roosting of the abeishoiders to be laid this Wealthy) forenoon, at the Swan Hotel tu thk mem The amount nitre the beak lea m►ided se profit duties 26 yams la 116,6001, me ceplel of 60,0001. 7.11 Z ONIMPLOIIO AT NEW TORI.-58210C18 DAMONB7ZATIONS. We learn by the Persia that the demonstrations of the " unemployed " at New York had sasumed a serious aspect and occasioned mach uneasiness. The " rowdy " element was particularly distinguishable. O We walked among the crowd in the Park on Saturday," mays the Now York Titan: " And not one roan in ten of them all seemed to be either hiutE g or mrticulary hard up. Very many of them were , the wan carrying the hunger' banner s ii:vied to in a very comfortable condition; the leaden and speakers bad on nice black costa, their hands were soft and white, and the only work they mead at all inclined to do wee that of inducing the crowd to hurrah for Mr. Wood, sad vote for the candidate of the democratic party. The whole mooniest is a very shallow pied of political hambaggety. Unwed was dry and it is rapidly growing very contemptible. If thine am any mm at them meetings actually oat of work, we advise them to insist that Dlaenire. Bowie*, said the other captains of their oompeny, divide with them the Mime and the pay they receive for their disinterested and patriotic labours.' The government, however, had taken steps to check any estbrak, by pig military at the Custom-boom, Bub- Tresenry, sod ether important point. in New York. One of the principel speakers, at the largest meeting held, was a Swiss woman, rented Rank, who talked at some length, and said she had cones to otter boo serrices, "like Miss Night ingale going to the Crimea." She enunciated the idea that the mob ought to make "fried* of the editors," and min walled the avoidance of riot. The mob had divided into two perties—a split having occurred, owing to the violent opi nions of some of the leaders. On one ommion, when the appeerance of the mob was rather threatening, the Mayor mustered what force be could, and a Brooklyn fire-engine took up a prominent position, prepared the hose, and caused the dispersion of the crowd. A deputation which waited on the Mayor was promised employment on some public works. The Board of Common Councilmen, in a report on the state of distress among the labouring clawed ascribed ranch of it to the large immigration of persons who remained in the city, instead of moving to the interior. The Board of Alder men, in their report, condemned a proposition of the Mayor, to issue stock and purchase large quantities of food with the proceeds, to be sold at cost price to labourers on public works. Not content with reporting upon the immediate nadir at lone, the beard want into the question of the pre sent crisis es foliows: " Yaw committse moot permit the peered opportunity to mes without giving their views In reference to what ie celled the present crisis, and in endeavouring to show by what they deem caselusim argument, that the rwroleiceis in slide, the deproakse of all descriptions of labour, the appa rent scarcity at nosey, and the various other canoes which have compered to hoop about the present distress end suffer ing whisk I sell to exist among the Labouring and certain other awes of ear (ahem, Is bat temporary, and that, in • short tlas,frent the estrze of editing circumstances, the matey wi ll same Its seated prosperity, end trade, tom maws, sad assohotaree spin resume allotted spheres mete loses, sal ossidenes gain take the place of the unissral dhernet sew pervading all claw. of our cammu sdlp, compailatia at the preset revulsion with that what parelyeed the country in the year 1837 will be amply ma 'Nominee believe, to allay mat the most - tt a ra l Z the present is only • temporary embarmement. At that thee the whole country was impoverished. Pow Wee to Tema, which latter was not then ours, we wen tlet_upon Europe for the very grain we used to sopped esd we could only pay for it in gra, end alleseelbe Stye et which articles was tmrsurably same dos seer, se well she the second, for the meson that the abobree poked= et silver and gold smesnted them esd he 11l yeas peeeles, to only 60,000,000 dole. per a mins the whale world, while, doting the past eleven =ham saseseed to 160,000,000 dole. per minim, of we bra led wee la grogertios the en_y other natio& Se leek he in, specie, emit We fart Enarod sad Russia, peke webers mire dem, awed, in mime to the UsiW OW" peer he heap seer we we Deal, ems with them Oar eagles see ems mast than spech, he the Milled SSW Desk seieelais to control the whole of our wag ik relh link Mei sad that coming forward; and Sem Se semen leak le that Mal adies, end ohm lath 11, we lead earrelees with it lest min of • eedie at museel It the hand. of MAP elms Per dm :me short amps rod lam the tibia ererfeek vs. la the midst of whet we celled the geed had freer,' NW pies of labour foll et nee to its lowest iretile, Was the Ow of all the