The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-02 00:00:00

'1 ( 7 7 .. - ~... c f -eIZ- fi ez-,4-..-7-2--1.-e-e---,--' t '24' NEWSPAPER f . j X :I „di —• , V • . _ ' ; '!•o'.. .•(''' i 01 1 0 _ • 4 i z t?....: - ,, . 0 •4 . •• ~., .: . :.-. :• : I :, •:, • ' ' l4 -1t5..40 . ssa i ma l I • i .%,.,. : : . : . : Jr, .'.. ~..r No. 5,376.] OVERLAND RODTE.-001ilfUNIOATION • THE ENGLISH and SWEDISH BANK by STEAM to INMA, AIIVERALIA, are. WA EGYPT. (Limited). be NCO N SUIAR end ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Incorporated under the "Companies Act, 1862," by which the ARANY BOOK PASSENGERS and remain Cawood Pamela liability of Shareholders Is limited to the amount of their a their London Mace for Gibraltar, Mal* apt, Aden, Ceyke, shares. odes,. Calcutta, the Straits, and Chime, by their steamers POLL £2,000,000 in 40.000 shareiof ISO each, with laving Southampton me the ad and 86th of every math; for power to Increase. iibralta, Malta, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, by those of the 1211 It le proposed to call up £26 per share. ad 27th of each mouth; and for thiswitkia, Reunion, Mir First issue2o,ooolharm, of which one half are already sabeertlxid. morges Sound, Melbonrnq and Sydney, by the steamers lean- Deposit Al per share on application, and £2 on allotment, * Southampton on the 20th of every month.—For further and a further sum of £2 per share within two months from articulare apply at the ComyaaysOmca.l22, Leadanhallatreet, &Adana, No call to exceed 1.5 per share. and at an interval LC.. Leaden ; or Oriental-p . soathampton. i of not bill than three months between each call. DISIKTOKI 11l 1.0/WOll. Leopold Braswell!, Esq., 68, Old Broad-street. John Meru Hanky, Esq. (Mean. Bunko and Co.). Sanaa H. Mode, Meq. (Meese. Made and Gladstone). J. H. Johnson. Esq. i f : L eases. John Johnson and SW. Edward Johnston, (Mears. E. Johnston, Son sad 0o.). Adam Kennard . Esq. , neolidated Bank). Wm. TWO, Eaq., Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul (Moira Chas. Vitae and Bona). Christopher Weguelin, Eaq. (Matra J. Thomson, T. Boner and Co.). BA.unns-The Bank or Englend : the Consolidated Beak Lombard-street. _ . _ FOR BYDNISY Direct (last &hipping day 18th November,. the utaralficent Aberdeen-Wilt clipper ship 'BA, A 1113 years, 1,000 tons, loading In the bat India! 'as splendid ship, built under the hupection or the *wears, well known to the China and Australian trades he her fan win* qualltlen and ts specially reconmseaded te shippers v,uirand despatch. ass great portion of her eerie awed. :,,1 excellent accommodatioe fore united Taunus at art—For freight ur pasty apply la GUAM, RO N. ed Cu., 1 and L 2, Let ludlaavenue, Lndenhaibstreet, and 4 sad Linteaireet, C. -Mesas. Dawes sod _14;;;, - 9, Angel-ooluis Throw Ettottas—Meors. Laurence, 8011:;i1d Pearce, Bs] ISM SECIMAZY two tam.)—Jamis Fraser, Esq. Tampered Wp4loll-ahiamberi. Throgniort PROSPECTUS. The object of this Bank la to 'apply the vest ment of additional banking accommodation In Sweden. requite ment afford a medium for the already important and a thamdid tramactions between that country s srd 6 =d inc , " 2l2 se for the large banking operation' which the trade et Sweden with the UM and West lodise, America, and the Brazils, centres la Leaden. The Ueda and indastry of Sweden hare made rapid program dozing the last thirty years, but more particularly durin . Q last ten Leen, The mine of Imports end exports, la Platimily 1ki.7113.4 1 06. roes la GS' to 419,436,231, an Menem in the ens years of about 126 per east, legiond participated In this Import and expert In 1853 to the extent of £1.214.777 and In IE4I of £3.'76.33 2 . The trade with the East and West Incites, Brazils, and Aros ryes amounted la 1P62 to £836,533, against In lan 11,349,654. The account of bills of exchange sold through brokers on the Xxchange of Stockholm and Gothenburg amounted tallier to 41,249,604 Banco m, 21,013,422 fr. 3,762,871 and in 1062 to £2273,790 Banco m. 44,588,611 fr. 12,4611,434 Mowing an M amma in the 10 years of . ..... gi,004,184 Banco in. 12,075,09 fr. 11.706,800 lormerly Sweden bad to Import large giantlike of corm bat improvements in the system of farming, and an extended culti vation of land, leave now annually large grunting; for exportation. The total export of all kinds of grain In 1E42, only amounted to 1114116 quarters, but rose la increase showing an ln the nine years of about 978 per cent. Oreat as this progress In all branches of the Industry of Swedes has been, the prospects for the future are still more proinialog. for an extensive and Judicious system of railways to all - directions of the country temsdually removing the di/Scotties mud reducing the cost of transport, which have hitherto proved great obstacles to the production of the balky articles forming the staples of Sweden. and the system of free trade which the country Imo adopted cannot fall to assist materially in the development of its pest resources, and in extending its commerce. The banking facilities and circulation of the country have net kept pace with the progress of its trade. Ia 1862 there were in Sweden • Mate Bank with a paid up capital of Lad islOt Joint-dust Paaboalth aa tomato paid up capital of Ak1161,979 Against present capital of the State Bank IMAM ( 1 ) And of tweaks-nine Joint-stock Banks now ex isting OOO. (g) L 2,000,000 The total circulation of notes amounted at the end of I&S2 to - 41.600.061 Ditto ditto, !rte, toy 5,40/.100 These agues show that while the foreign landed the coenUy hen locresaed by 116 par cad. in two years, there has been on Increase In 10 years of buildup capital only' to the extent of about 50 pen couL, and to the circulating medium of only 24 per cent. Tie Malmo of the State Bank and of all the Joint Stock Banks, with one exception, consists pindrally to panting loans and credit against securities of different kinds. and personal =teea and they have dons little to encourage deposits or ate of bills. TM Stockholm Ensidlda hank lathe exception. TM/shank was established towards the end of 1868, with • paid up capital of shout £56,000, and it deserves special mention for Ito skilful marsgement, which ha. partioalarty aimed at enoomaging depo sits. sad at discounting Inland Bills of lbschange. The results of its operations have been very mommtitl. At the end of 12111 It had • reserve fund of L4a4SI. Mehl paid dividends of 20 pie cent. for 1862 an well so for DPI. The deposits with this bank stomanted at the end of ISM to £3 7110. . . SHANGHAI Direct, by Steamer (foe paseengers on) ).—T powerful fen-riged screwkteaseer ARNIM. aNitY JIMA, Ocaunneder, j_l at Lord* rat to regletar, 0 korm-Powsr, now tykes In the Seat India Dock. To be pueo :WO Ssepatalted 10th November, and Weeded to stem Llrougheat the entire mese Her passenger acerenneadstkes operate, and spealally arranged for Chinn traclinn—ranac eon , Ilegolases.— is terms and farther partleuktra awM the an board, or to ANDILLION, THOMSON, and fO., I, FROM LIYERPOOL OE QUERNSTOWN TO NEW YORK. Iraq LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sod L FMTLARELPRIA /MEd KAMP 00NPANY IS dr► packing tints ball. ered Clyde-boa Iron Isere litemeNdoe, orrying the 17 States malls, Nina I.IYEEPOOL 10$ NNW TOM CITY Of LONDON, Webeehlay, Nev. • 1 CITY OF lIALTIIMIRE, Wedisesiq, Nov. IL CITY OF LIMERICK, Saturday, Nov. It, CITY OF NEW YORK.. Wednesday. Nov. I& Aid every Wednesday, arid every alternete Saturday. Cabin purge by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday, N. 17. and 51 calms; according to the semessasodation. Cabin =by the Saturday's steamers, 13 subteen Forward passage sae, including all provhdou cooked. Itmengen for Canada, the United States, and Beitisb Columbia. booked Wool* very advantageous term—For further particulars VI: WILLIAM INMAN, N, Waterston* Lhispeel ; to sad MACEY. 11, Klan WMantelresa, U. pHILLEPPB, GRAVES, red PHILLIPPB wasmisattoos4 thst4ime shassers : M and the RHINE. the BATAVIZIL from the Mash sad toselsa Steam Wheel t Wombs, even &May, at 11 as Arm : LE Ss., SA 10a, sa d letsto WWI. a tate tad a half. The TYRNOOZD, Mandy esassiag tarts. P s is the Tower. lam tL Pot B6IMIN. the mows. Amin, et BCHWALBI, Thanday, at 11 am, tom licosittplaws, sat Item BlaektaA at lo am. Perm ay. LI, sod lea tee OOTENNlttratkthe CRIEITAI W 481., emu! Noe. 5, Oros IforsetTlewt herb 1t fa. 112 114 AM AL TO beldame& br tbe LONDON. FololiiiiißAGlLN. the .N - EWSKY, has Alderman's Stir, Igor. 7. - "Kierafitht. Isaac% appty ai atimptlale Uniroyal Ofts. te . =cireal e. or to PHILLIPM CLAY" mad PRILLUTS, ROYAL ALBAMBRA PALACE. The MARVELS of PEED, the most wonderful la the world—Lantana, the inariefloce hidden J Cowie MMIIIIONOSUI by the Fratioewo Family sad Mona latel, misted by If young ladies—The beeatifal Fairy laantaln— Iteenela, the eminent Italian yiolinlaa. SPECIAL NOTICE.— trimming attrectlom—On tth November. the celebrated French Mine, Ara= and Bertrand. will make their appearance in a new enterWameat reserved expressly for their engagement at this easehlishment. Doom open at Seven, commence at Pialflut. THE OXFORD. - EVERY EVENING SELECTIONS from the new and most maim MAAS by the Company, with full Band and Chorus, condacted by Mr. F. JONGIIMANS. Comedy by titurworth, }apse, W. Randall, George Modem, and the marvellous Ara= and Sertzend. Ad mission, area, ed. stalls and balcony, Is. ; private hams, lea OG. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of HIM( DIECILS, teq.—Praeger el the dove is exhibited. with various Wade aid Ira prevenient; by dr . A. radar. 11V 1' UM at hed ged 0. at the CANTILIII72Y.HALL, Weelaadder•resei. MRS. LIRRIPER'S LODGINGS E P P 9'B 0 0 0 0 A, Distinct'ldled ea • FRAGRANT, GRATEVUL, AND INVIGORATING BRRAIFAeT RE'VRIAGL OTlOtheted seeeially for the ue of these under hoothopaible Ireethsant, It has through Its sgreesblener Muse gesenlly aecepteet. HZ BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jennyn-street. T and Gentlemen an bs anommodaind Marlasenis and Baboons' In this Establiabasent at madirata eliuma—THONAS DAMS (from Simpson's. ltt. Strand) Mika - Mama proadad toe Imp and mall paella HTACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS'S, &a lIITTLIZ end XeCULLOCII AI la. COLLECTION Man rime tree). for decoration of lower garden, captains alltradatas. 100 1011 1sa 100 crocus. ES his, SO =Mem; 100 rimuntelus. 60 memenee. 66 snowdrop. six Mee. Bulb Catakerak at Ama teurs' Guide, ass, be had tree. BUTLEJtand McCULLOCH, Cormagerdeamarket. Linda O. and J. BINA orient"' manufacture's IP ea gicad)cerazersnrx CANDUM to whom Ms prim nada/ (Mee) haa bait" awarded, and their median air= her Mays Government tor as MM. weltiaryststiam Thaws =Ake can be obtained at elmailem ami to tared Liedem. Prim la. ed. pee pawai ohm maw United beerice amp Tablets. ed. me 4 L eat& ltw puttee am atallawad M aaa UM 11.61`a Wells ea lb. WM* at bona. Whaled. aids, sae lie espeabiles.—llpper Milk. Lambeth. Llmtdon. 4 " VIECELLENTE BLJOUTIRIE COURANTS. 110DELDI SPECIAUX A ea PA= 172."—WASHilt. Whig sad Unbendb bees whits Irtselseksa Medals* Qs Parts Uhl led by the above 'attache testimonial, .ft• bi tlrinst ali ngpettitio to Mi lospeeNem se their GOLD MAWS and esteasive aamertmeat 011 JEWIIII.6.Ia, ill made on the premises. WATHERSTON and BROD DEN, Goldsmiths. Wanatseleey, Wa 16, Heanettastreet, Coventieruden, W.C. listablialted A.D. 1716. Assays made of Chains and Jewellery for is. each. N.B. This tetabilahmeat la domed at 6 In the seentar, aad on dalardaye at I o'clock ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. llama HOWELL. JAMES. and Co. respectfaDy selloff an inspection of their Prim !talon. which «stelae upwards of one thousand objects. enislethin of CIACKII. IDlenisielera. Lamm Vases, JardioWrea, Inkstands, Pen Tram and a variety of smaller articles of elate, at nimierses plum This twaatital marble le perfectly translucent. bean a very laspoilek prarota a diversity of pleasing Mite, and can be tamed or e into as 7 tam sowasszykrulaity eiternsanst.--1.7.9. itegwetstraet. TUSSIZIPS ARGURION instantly Silvers all thr ankles of amass, Owners Wirer. Pe., by deeply rabbling, restortne the original brallattey and beauty of all plated good.. 8°411.1111m coastaatly cesseal with the Argortoa y in creases In weight and value. Patentees. Jassleu and Co., 18. lanadowee-terrace. Leaden, _N W. Is. ed.. ta ad., and lOU. b. per bottle, by COOlOl, Parka/meet. areseester, sad all claeadata, aUsersteltbs. Iroamorsers. dc. Agents wanted. NOTHING IHPOSHIBLN.—The greatest and swat useful Invention of the dap, AOTA AMILIZLLA.— hem' PAIN teneeNKLL an.l Co., Three Ifleopeourt, Lombard irtldeedon. perfumers to her Majesty. reepectfully offer to the MWe tinily marvellous !Md , weak% oradashy !Mores the aw hair tons pristine hue—no mattewat what we The Apes Amgen' hie oone of the properties cd dyes; it, on the weetrarr e Medeled to the spawn , and when the Lair te onoe mewed wappklosilon per wealth 'AU keep It le perfect colour. Prim e, per bottle , or in half bottles,loa ed.—John Omen et CO. hate him appointed perfumes tolt/LlLebe Mamma Maks. UT 8. M. IL—ln want of oath ; cannot move TV. without. It would be better for both, aad would re. son any doubt oe dlicalty, If I amid @spina all to you. LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy, without iietlhilag the bowels or affect- Mg the head, truly efficacious and pleasant. Is admitted to be the best medicine for hrtnedlately relieving coughs, odds, confirmed cams of asthma, and incipient consumption. It 11*- quently r•ipes persons whom the faculty pronounce Womble admirably allays the tbekllng which Pow*" frequent = In appronchlug consumption Its ants are truly Ninon* de= of sleep, armee lying down few fear of imietta. on, may ad on ram in a ygg aihnites. attar taking IL— 'Towed only and sold by W. LAIIlLlti, chemist. A. Ling WU. Ilunwtriet, thanneevoes, and by all eurskaa In bottle.. and throe oluantitlas In one, b. 9d. particular and ark ter Lunberre Astlunatk Bohm& The as sad addrem U mowed as the stamp. lOZZAU'S OOP&HINI =GB, isterday gir aOs Parts led Lobs lempfth, adr SOaw al Nom, WWl'', R 1 Licryd, Zrksal. sod lona COO Um**. el Nov., ISO, on la so WIMP 4 1 IA as dam to root or duo!. Oftoon.--O OIL Po TO •4... t C. Jmos.A.. Ifa.att drisid. O. Mwoolook Now reedy, Snood Berke, N. Again Owe !IV THE PI9LARMAORUTICAL JOURNAL, aseleddithe TRANdACTIONB at the PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIRTY. Comers :- W The elle d -Did e dellos Edda Pbenweeded Caeldwee*-Pber veaceelkel Prisee-Pwisre Me hl ei lee Reibard-heob Deli debotasshipa-Jende I Dd id deciedde-liasideike el led Odd late Mt. ded-Provd- Trendedsee-New ANIRICIM lededies (coedneedi=: R. Ude Wake* drown : Wdd doMmo-flebeeie add Me 1118- 41112 1 / 1 1•11111 &pert ea Pe Colludes at Odaifleees Chatham la arida Preedleel m = ea Ideld-Belies et added end cf 011/1 M is -Weed N A = S t i radineal AM. Volum IV., dirks, day be bad la eldb,, se wed add _ . 71 = , TlVelf.cir.ll"4ll', awrialswelreet sweedelk : Madeeldea sad Mewed. Dada : iamb sod Ce. "Te7p7o6 - ti been highly The old habits of people keeping their money under their own care, and of making payments with cash, instead of using client..., still very generally prevails, and owing to the few channels for discount of inland bills credit sales mostly become only book debts. Instead of being represented by buyers' accept &noes : tie result Is that isermatita requirements are always costly and often nearly Impossible to procure at almost any rate, even upon the very best securities. in that merchants have frequently ao other alternative left for the supply of their than the nee of expensive foreign credits. elrammeatnes warrant the conviction that Sweden odes ea sad very profitable field of operations for • new eel at the same time ouch a Bank must conies smell en the trade and commerce of the country. eauvictlon has led to the establishment of the &mita and leak. The heed establishment of this Bank will be In London, with branches at Stockholm, Gothenburg, and such other places in Sweden sad Norway as may be found destrable by the Direc tors; and with agencies. at Paris, Hamburg, Anteterdam, and other places abroad. AU branches are to be tinder the control of the bead estabilah. moot in England, superintended by a lona board. Managore barb.; impatrom of English Benkbd will be appointed, la order to Introduce the advantages of that system Into Sweden. The tersimes of the Bank win Mamas lila operand of Current Accounts, The receipt of Moneys on Deposit at Interest, The mechanised sae of British and Foreign Securities. The granting and nmotiatlon of Loans, The webers and Ede of Bills of Exchange, 'lv discount of Bills of Exchange, of Credit at.' The putts, of Letters of Creel and arealar Notes. The perdue and sib of Naar sod gsberally. the trona actioo of all tralsom Mating to Banking and Finance. Copies of this memorandaira and aerates of sersetation lie for Inspection at the odice of the solicitors, Wears. Davos and Sons, and at the Temporary Mikes of the Company. Appliootioss for shares rout be made In the monad form, aocompaniud by a deposit of 41 per share. Prospectus and forma of application for shams any be ob tained at the Temporary Offices of the Bank, and the ~radon Financial Assoctaron 'limited , . 1. Thresdnosautreet, and the Brokers Erna Tottie and Arforison, Nockisobs ; and William Rohm and Co Gothenburg, viii Moo receive spa". cattous and deports for shares for tranuraion to England. Ms form must he delivered entire to the Bankers of the Com pany ; and attar payment of depOsit, the applioatton to be retained by them. 701 N 07 APPLICATIoN 501 =ARIL No. To the Directors of the Anthill and Swedish Bank (Liedted). Gentlemen,— Having paid to your hankers, Mews, the sum of L ben a deposit of LI per share nn shares In the shove Cowspeay, I hereby re quest that you will allot me that number; and I to accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be alldted to me : and to execute the snicks of association when required, sad to my name beteg placed op the registsw of skarekeldia foe the shares so allotted. Nesse In tell Residence Prnkesioa or Drier Dale • When the year an is reamed to hotted et UK the returns tar tee latter year have not bees obtainable. THE EUROPEAN BANK(Liruited). Formed by tha .gmaigamatinn of the Union Bank of Eng. land and France ;Limited), and the kriglish, Belgian, sad Netherlands Bank (Limited) : . /Li 000.000: in 40,000 Sham of LSO each. Subscribed Capital. ons Yfllloa WILLIAM ILACNAUGHTAN. Eiq.. Director of the Chartered Bank of India. China, and Australia, Chstrunan. CKAILRS a OOLCRWITIM. Eq. (Messrs- Colchester.; and Wooiner), Deputy Chairman . Vice-Admiral Barney, Chairman of the Oriental Commercial Company. kir lama Carmichael, Bart, Chairman of the Submarine Tele. imeh Company. Charles Cleve, Esq., merchant, 6, New Broadatmet Wands Ruper Dumu, Esq. (Moen. Dumas. Hankey and Co.), 25, Yenchurchatreet, Director of the Loudon. Buenos Ayres and River Plate Bank Vatted). Chutes Phelps ;Mews Mips and Co.). 2, Rood-lane. Barnet L. Phillips Esq. Messrs. L. and B. Philips and CO, New Londonetrest. Joekbeer A. L. Schimanelpenninck. 25, /embank-street and Amsterdam. lames Demon Thomsen, Req. (lets Consul i tor n =lunt at the Cape of Good Hope), Pe. Jonathan Thom lea, Procter of the City Dank. Victor E. Weber. Req. (Mmes. Weber and iliddalph), 18. Phlipot lane. Amuses' Weimer, Pm., Coral far ERIBOIIIe.II. Lime-street Cbarles Whethato, req., Director of the Great Western Railway Company. 62 Kir; Willametreet, RC., London. r. leeeteteed d. Cepnebsee Imam the Ras de is Pals), Paris. Dam Reek Pliewesellk, Amsterdam. BMrstrest-Wseasilde. Rotterdam. The Mm* Uai of the nion Bank of Wand sad Trance and that of the English. Beigien, sad Ifetkeetende Bank wlll hence forth be conducted under the above WM.'S the Mime in London and Paris, and at the new branches of the Bank NMI In opera tion de Amsterdam and Rotterdam. lite Bank brislng aswergaritsed a complebespetrenef yeses,ls peepared to segutiat• and collect MIK and peat drafts and media upon the branches in Parts and Nears& aad spout tbe emote and nomemeadents of the Bank la all pada of the Coo. and almost iff i s f&t a lii• me in proper iv wosea aieldloloral of vi= j ii i • dar Z er rdlP eanalaw t i tle Ibe . avowable Thema; tioWed he NA pedals NA et oda miss at Mond tialtsf ba spot lesa. Conant asamas spomad, r may demarlptlin at toadilibe Imams lamaaleL-41, oda anis w l . ag aurrr, %pow DEPARTURE or Ten Ms. BERCIFICIL —On Sateedsy ha the Rev. Henry Tisza Belcher left Liverpool for Amok& oa board the Cunard etaanaip Aida. The rev. pstleman was acoompeniad on board the steamer by Mr. Wilson, the Chairman of the Emancipation Society, Mr. Pettersoa, Mr. Trimble, and weal other gentlemen Madly to the Federal cause. WRECK OF THE CHINA SHIP OCEAN MAIL. —• Th• Intliculara of the wadi of the British ship Oman Mail have been reported at Lloyd's. The vessel was loaded with a rich cargo of tees and silk, to the value of 150,0001. She left Shanghai on August 1, for London, sea on the following morning she struck saddeoly upon a goatee rock, filled rapidly, sad soon afterwards vest to pieces. The crew were all saved, with the exosption of the pilot sod two apprentices. BURNING or A STRAYER At2E/11.7 LOIS 01 lac —A despatch has been receivs4 Lloyd's agent at Havanna, ansousoieg a dreadful esitastroPhe homes be fallea the Speak steamer Moja; *owe 40 miles off Cape Ban Anton the entrains western point of the island of Cubs. It h Meted that the ill.fated vessel was on • voyage from SW to Hannah, when she took Sr. sad was totally destroyed, and oat of all es board cal, 13 of the crew and arse passengers were saved. The remainder of the spew mod were lost. pessimism, numbering about sixty, it is feared. fIaASEISICAN MAIM —OD Saturday the Cunard Royal Nail steamer Asia was (*twirled from Liverpool .for Boston, with mails tar the United Sesta% and British North Amer* together with shoat 90 pa/wpm sad a ha maw. Oa Wodaseday meat the Issue Mouser City of Leedom will sad from the flemey, for New York, with the Uail.d States malls. Letters, &a, will he received at the poet-once on that day, ante 11 o'cleek a.m., sad via Cork, till 8.30 p.m. The Asia strived at Qwesasiewa yesterday, at 7 p.m., embarked the male, psessznig o ad= ad proceeded at 7.30 p.m. An vsrevere weather es the pump hum Liverpool. Salisbury papers record the death of Mr. W. Bred* fermok LP. ler lion Illy. ifs was also at wtlmar smiatotalksr. itheesit:l me the s trlA Ihmurp. ja • •• • LONDON. MONDAY EVENING, NOS; THE NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION OOMPANY (Malted). under "The Companies Ad, 1882." by white the bi=t,tlaikeh shareholder Is limited to the amoluell ot Le Worm Capital, 02,000,000, In 20,000 Shares of £lOO eme, with power to increase. Declt on appllcation El per share ; allotment, fl per ohm after allotment, a tint Call of 118 per daze will be Mob i subsequent Calls are not to exceed XS per Aare, and ale trot 00 be made at Internals et lass than three maths from dm dabs It Is not Mpnt proposockto di up mon thaa £6O pm Man. Thome Chilton, Req. (goldenness and Chilton). Liverpool. Chair. man at the Shipowners' Aasochation. Robert Mom info. (Dares. Devideon, and Co.), Liverpool. Director of the National San* of Liverpool. William James Ferrite, Elm. Mende Brothers and Co.), Uvarpool, Director of the British and Antarlean Exchange Banking C 4170. ration. _ - Thoma smool .Bernard 011111100, 18q. (Cluaston, Wino, sod Col Lire Ltd aired LSINTODOO. Iderard Lawrence and C 0.% Lim , pool. Director of the British and Foreign Marine insurance DonlisanY. Honey Lewin MN., Meeker of the National Bank London. Aleph Neale M'Kensa, ran. (Direeter of the National Britt Loodon. Robert Norwell. BK. (A. P. and B. Maxwell), Liverpool. Di. tutor of the North Britt& and NoreontAle Insursnoe COIF WAY. Aodron Maloof on, Bp. (J. and D. lasleolnuion and Co.), LiverpooL Thomas NUkineoo Tetley, Eaq. (tiollinshead, Tetley, and On.) Liverpool. Dolioe tlmal Wsq. (Csborne and Sens), London, Director of the Liverpool, Thodfall 800. (H. T. Wilsoa and Ch n ollthere). Liverpool. Depetysirman a the British and Foreig thane Innerance Compaq. - • ---- Mllll Laud Ikatiommib;a: Old Baeadataaat. Thataimelied National float. Warir—The Hank of negro& • Ilverpool—The National Bank of Liverpool. BROLILL9 London—J. and J. 'Whitehead, a Moorgate-street. llaaebeater—Tlioasaa Warner, Esq., 9, Stamp-ofilce.buildings, Croaastreet. _ _ _ Ll;erpoc;l-fiernss Tinley and lions, 44, Brown's-buildings, Dubliu—gdward Fox, Esq., bl, Dame.street. ...... London —Flux and Andes. 9, Mincing-lane. Liverpool—Fletcher and Hull. 0, Cook-street. Strietituergennte MOM= Ann NAVAL stacßreger—Jolin Jordan, , Esq. late Chief Surveyor to the Underwriters' Registry of Iron , • Ships). 81011T/RY—Josepit Treffry, Req. Temporary Oakes—London 21, Thrognmortonatreet. Liverpool: I I Commercial-buildings, Water-street. Nothing has been more remarkable In connexion with the pro- • geese of Lancashire then the rapid extension of the steam trade of Live l. In the year Pal, the tonnage of foreign steamers entered inwards at the Custom-house was 188.715 tons, while in 1861 it was 595,319; which, in the year ending June, 1883. • Increased to 758.420 tons. In the eau lier days of steam, and before the recent improve ments for the economy of fuel had been Introduced, steamers could be employed with advantage only for the carrying of mails and passengers; but latterly, owing to the improvements In marine engines, economy of feel and space has been effected, thereby greatly reducing the working expenses; and screw steamers have not only been employed in all the near trades for the conveyance et goods, with large profit to their owners, but owing to the advantage, which they afford to shippers, they have, in these trades, almost entirely displaced sating vessels. • For some years the carrying trade out of Liverpool has been gradually undergoing a change. In the American trade screw steamers have taken the place of the once celebrated New York Rimers, but as yet only as carriers of the highest class of fine goods and passengers: other descriptions of goods and • large number of intermediate and steerage passengers bang still conveyed fly ▪ vessele bathe impostam branches of the American import trade, viz., them oil pe/n. flour, and provisions, the loss aunually sustained by heating during the protracted voyages frequently made by II Wing vessels is so great that the Interest of all engaged in these trades will be enlisted in favour of any scheme for the extension of steam shipping to Mende such freight, and there can be no doubt but that tin whole of the enormous trade in these articles, which in Liverpool alone amounts annually to 750,000 tons, will tall entirely Into the hands of steam commit les. The first object of this Company Is to place on the New York station a fleet of screw steamers from Liverpool and London of lane site and great capacity, which will be able to carry Mama If not quite as cheap as sailing vessels, whilst at the same time, from the regularity of their pasuager, they will command a toll Wee o: the steam trade, and the Directors also intend sending steamers to the American cotton ports when the war Is brought to an end and the trade re-opened, and hive also under their consideration the wants of the Brazil and other trades. In organising this Company the Menem believe that It will mot enter Into endue competition with the exieeing lines. The Cunard line is a labs deed Company, canying the malls and passengers with fast and espendire steamers. The Inman Resins no subsidy, but, nevertheless, bar been moot successful, and It now employs eleven vessels, having cora seemed Its c ps lons with two steamers, the City of Glasgow and City of Manchester. The atearnsbips of the Inman ins are, however, of greater proportionate bores-power than those pro jaded by thiscompany, which will be sailed at much less= and will be emetructed to consume • comparatively aesciant of coal; at the same time, of such capacity that, In ad dales toe large mane of merchandise and pasimenprs, the, will be able to eery suMedeut fuel for their voyages both oat stud how, and so avoid the expense and delay Incurred .by coolies Abend. In order that the objects of this Company may not be even partially sancipatsd, a•4l that the stations may at once be occu pied. provislaeat arrangement. bare been made whereby three new steamers. of the description indicated. and in all respects suitable for the service. have been secured, and contracts have been veered Into for the building of others of about 6.6.0 tone each, and It is proposed to commence with • fortnightly servios each way, to be lamented to weakly Wings as soon as the needs as be got ready. The ports of departure shall be Liverpool for the weekly Hee, and London to the extent the Metropolitan trade may require. The ships will be built under the inspection of Mr. John Jor dan (Into Chief Surveyor to the Underwriters' Registry of Irea liklps„ whose serene, se Inspectina Inltiace , and Naval Arai tact the Directem have secured to thin °Dempsey. The eneless winch has attended the formation of well.managed Mesas frenpantes has been very marked. That of the Cunard sad lumen Company la well know. The Pubic Steam Naviga tion Company, whose shares, t5O paid, are selling at C7B per share, has, out of profits, given to its shareholders new paid-rap shares exceeding the amount of the original capital, and pays • regular dividend of 10 per cent, on the leagued issue, carrying over se each mensal meeting an almost equal sum, while many private steamship owners, with similar description of vessels, bat much smaller than those thia Company intend to possess, here reaped like results. The Directors have therefore every reason to anticipate • very great three= to the undertaking. may see not entering upon as experiment, but are providing for the Company • similar description of vessel. but of hug. r alas, than those which have proved so remunerative to several well known private Anna engaged In the Mediterranean and other trades, and have thus the Meseta/le of the experience so acquired, which proves that Idiot a seeded, under eflicknt management, to ensure profitable results, are large ships with moderate but sufficient horse power, and great carrying capacity. The introduction of the Limited Lianlity prinethle has en abled undertakings of great mantises like the present to be carried out by Joint stock Companies. which may enforce the • co-operation of shippers and of others Interested. Instead of by private capitalists as heretofore; the result being that the sup porters of this line will become interested in Its success, and ' participate in the pronto which they assist to earn. ed form to for . st d saztn es ay nf be addressed ht s the Prospectus ynrobi.inorz at the Temporary nieces of the Company, or at the offices of the Brokers and Solicitors; but no application will be considered • aimless • deposit of £1 per attars on the number of shares applied • for has been psid. PORN or AIIIJOATTON Yen RUM. To ha retained by the Rankers. To the Dnecton of the National Steam Navigation Company (Limited). Oentlemen.—Having paid to your bankers the sum of C. being a deposit of LI per sham on shares in the shove - Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to become a member of the Company In respect of such shares, ate is rupee of any has number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of association when required ; and I request that my name may be placed on the register of members for the shares so allotted. Name In fall Residence Profession or loadaloo Date aa 2.863. Cc spto irrLiacE. axerwies nininine. • • • ?RAWL : , ; , rasallov. L The Miworial Diplowaatique of to-day says : "We learn from a detain source that the next budget will show for the current year an increase in the pill:die revenue of not leas than 100 millions upon tie previsions of the last budget. "It i► this that has enabled the government to provide*, more than four-fifths of the expense of the Maims expedition with the ordinary mourn* of the Tisieury, which, of course, has only made to Mexico an advance, the repayment of which, thanks to ibs nit al wealth of that country, is sot doubtfuL" POETIFICAL STATES. I ROa. - use" Imola The dimwit di Roma denies thi atteements of the Italian papers relative to deserters aad refugees at Rani. The Pontifical government invariably considers deserters ootnhig from the invaded pro. %blebs at the States d the Church as its sabjectn The Oiontals further states that tbe liespolitan reactionary' Owners have suffictentlY refuted the accusation that the Pontifical goveentolint leuctfor " • ' • • SPAIN. MADRID, 00T. K. The monthly auction for the sinking fund of the Passive debt took place to-day. The prices fixed by the government were, for the first series home, 57.15 ; for the second, 31.20 ; for the second foreign, 37.50. Tenders were sent in at from 56.50 to 57 for the first description, 31.50 to 32 for the second, and 37.82 to 37.86 for the third. MADRID, Nov. 1. A royal decree hsa been issued appointing a committee to effect reforms in the Bank of Deposit THE CASSEL DIET. CASSEL. Nov. 1. Yesterday being fired for the closed the parlia mentary session a message from the Elector was to have been read to the members, according to oar tom, expressing the Elector's sanction to all the laws voted by the Diet during the session. The members of the Diet were, however, kept waiting for five hours, because the government commissioner bad received no instructions from the Elector, who was at the theatre, and had refused to sanction the message proposed to him by the ministry. It in said that the ministers sent in their resignations in consequence to the theatre, At length, at 10 p.m., the Elector read the mee- Nage, in which he requested some unimportant modifications, which were agreed to by the miniaten. The Diet was then closed without the usual speech in which the Elector assures the Diet of his grace arid favour. SAN DOMINGO. PARIS, Ocr. 31. La France of this evening states that t the in surgents in San Domingo are said to have pro claimed a republic, and request its recognition from Hayti, England, and France. La France further says :—" Hayti continues to maintain a strict neutrality." THE lONIAN PARLIAMENT. 00W7. Oar. W. The majority of the members of the lonian parliament have protested against any violation of parliamentary privileges, and declared any act illegal duripg the parliamentary recess which may be prejudicial to the interests and rights of the lonian Islands. THE BRAZILS. (By Telegraph from Liebe's.) SUEYOS AYRES, Mar. 30. Exchange, 013 s. ; ounces, 428. Wet salted ox hides, 38 ; dry American, 36 to 89. Wool un changed—market firm. Tallow, 14i—no stock. Lumber, 33 to 36. Flour, foreign, without change. Refined sugar, 17._ Advice!' received here from America to the 3rd September have imparted a firmer tone to the pro duce markets. ____ _ MONTE VIDEO, Om 1. General Flores is said to have been defeated, and is retreating. Exchange, 51f. Wet salted bides nominal—no stock ; dry American excited demand, price 4.60 ; lry German, 5 to 5.20. Wool, none at market. Tallow unaltered. Business very dull. AMERICA. By the arrival of the Persia yesterday, at Liver pool, we have intelligence from New York to the 21st of October. The Persia brought 176 passengers and 301,706 dole. in specie. The following in President Lincoln's proclama tion, calling for three hundred thousand volun teers : Whales the term of service of part of the volunteer forme of the Moiled States will expire dux* the coating year ; and whereas, in addition to the men raised by the present draft, it is deemed expedient to raise three hundred evaded volunteers to serve far three years sr the war, rot, however, exceeding three ears ; bow, there fore, Abealiara Lincoln, President o f the United States, and commander-in• chief of the army and navy thereof, and of the militia of the several Settee where called into actual service, do fusee this my proolaniatieo, selling upon the of the different States to raise and have enlisted to the of the United States, for the various roams- Mot sad regireeets in tba field from their respective States, their quotas of three hundred thousand men. I farther proclaim that all the volunteers thus celled out sad duly milted shall receive *draws pay, premium, sad beauty, is heretofore oommunicated to the governors of States by the War Department, through the Provost-Mar shal Getman Office by special letters. I further proclaim that all volunteers received under this NIL as well es ell others not heretofore credited, shall be duly credited bed deducted from the quotas established for the sad draft. I further proclaim that if any shall fa to raise the quote melted to it by the War State Departmen t under this eall. thine s draft for the deficiency in mid quote shell be made is mid Siete, or re the districts of mid Siete, for their due proportion of mid quota, soil 'hoick drafts shall oom• moose es the sth day of January, 1854. And I further proeleiro that nothisg is this proolemetica shell interfere with existing orders, or with three which may be Mimed for the presort draft in the States when it is now I. prewar, or when it has sot yet commermsd. The quotas of the States and districts will be easigned by the War Department through the Provost-Marshal General's ad" dues raped hew had for the sea heretofore far. Dished. whether by refasteering or draftier, and the rr cruitiag wall be imeducted is accordance with such instruc tions se his. been or may he issued by that department. la ism* this preshunetioo, I eddress myself not rely to the "Iverson of the several States, but alto to the good sod 107_0 people thereof, invoking` them to led their cheer fel, ieg, sad eifectire aid to tie aware, this adopted, with a now to deform oar victorious erases now in the field, and bring oar needful military °pendia, to a pros• porous tad, thus skein for ever the foul:Amiss of WOW' and civil our, _ _ la witeme whereat, I bare hereunto set my baad, and wed the sal of Se fled Stake to be eased. , Doss Mike al, 71PiZiaiii;;ThWifsii4 40•101 Par, bit the year of our Lard 1883. red of the isdeposiaos qf , tke United [hetes the 88th, by the President. AMMAN LOMA Rao H, newer 4, Beer Mary of Siete. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] .. --- The Wiring prikelaigation has kerb imeted, by Goveriatir•Seymonr of New York, in response to the President's call for troops : lasecilive Chamber, Albany, Oct. /A The Predlent of the United Sides hes called *us el* ea Gomm* et iberfilate of New Yorke* inlaid be gorge of 300,01(auen to retreiktke volunteer forgo of the United Odes, dash will be lerY reduced dui* the amid* year by Ih•expiraliee ef turearif ealiefinenit. AA tide bootee admit*. et the Wield odd an mooed by a carrier f ; the army d the Oumbsrlad b as 'orgadflies: sod the military eyandiema of ' peowerneet are eihire sad hindered by the woad adequate militegyzweir. steel, W throated with mbar Andier. Ice 'Mb the ditty of ell the Otiose to bean to ihn ea FF keg* by di tea r d te e PrildsZ a give diekr• in Pheg yip tine rasps of our armies. It is fhb** brethren i+ rho love battled se' flo76 B %flap of our creedsw the Union of the Metes, and to • Opt prompt end voluntary . solar too siZtebVioribrila• e iaLzoment of their pot' They bb lbw that they would 111 elk UM SNOW bent Melo Weir CitillMV at ••••• • Seery ecootit i oLt s %d • • • give bar by ale • ibegiododeep, and see* f awserepellassliessegyeastias ea the part of illtitipogrer oink She Pleifilleirdidge drier the Oboes d tie eingenl NE a ttheit, in the event of it ides, to woe the qua** • to thew, • draft shall be made for the deficleeey;* tferaroes ea the 6th dg OTJannery next. got cake doss ear duty tom pod** istea listrl and the hammed of the patios deneleMU we "bail cattail to MI on soaks by voluntary asliatmenta bat the interests al eimesalsotility,ltinglitdeold* M. seems of tail •Tb•••••assl-liewshees Isidea eonarietete• avoidably indict on a portion - of society, not oily eases west distress and *joy to individual', but are mare hoer tai to tM whole community than the equalised dist/QOM* of the cost and sorifiess of volunteering. which urge per featly adjusts itself to the condition of all chases. The bounties which will be paid by the general govern ment, and In this State by the government of New York, are extremely liberal ' a mob Luger than thoseloretotare rives. They will aid the volunteers who shell enter the service to bake immediate and ample provision for Shard.. needed upon them. I expert all closes of our citizens to assist in recruiting volunteers called for from this State, by their influence and by liberal contributions, and I ad upon all State officials to give every minion in their power to promote enlistotha into our errata, edible MVO our citizens from the inequalities, irritations. and odorless of the draft, and at the some time animate ma edam by an exhibition of sympathy and patriotic devotioe, end give strength to our armies in their battles for the preservation of the Union. BOUM() Smoot. Richmond papers contain a correspondence between the rebel Secretary of State J. P. Benja min and Mr. Fullerton, the British consul at Savannah. Mr. Benjamin states that the consular agents of the British government have been in structed not to confiue themielves to an appeal for redress either to courts of justice or to this (Con federate) government ; but that they assume the power of determining themselves whether British subjects who are regularly enlisted soldiers of the Confederacy are properly bound to its service ' - that they even arrogate the right to interfere directly with the execution of Confederate laws, and to ad vise soldiers of the Confederacy to throw down arms in the face of the enemy." "This assumption at jurisdiction," continues Mr. Benjamin, "by foreign officials within the territory of the Confederacy, and this encroachment upon its sovereignty, cannot be tolerated for a moment ; and the President has no hesitation in directing that all consuls and con sular agents of the British government be notified that they can no longer be permitted to exercise their funatione, or even to reside within the limits of the Confederacy." Mr. Benjamin concludes by ordering Mr. Fuller ton to "promptly depart from the Confederacy." The Southern press generally comments favour ably upon the action of the Confederate government in this matter, and the Richmond Enquirer predicts the speedy advent of a British minister at Rich. mond. THE GALE& TEE DISASTER TO H.Y.S. PRDICE OONSORT. (111011 A DUBLIN, SATURDAY Emma. An alarming rumour wee circulated here yesterday afternoon that her Majesty's ship the Prince Cowart, Captain De Feed, had pet Into the man-of-war roads at Kingstown in a completely disabled and sinking condition. It was stated that she enlaced so severely from the storm which she encountered le the Gunnel on Thanday night that serious apreehenidens as to her safety were at one time entertained. It was said that she had sprang a leak, and was then lying at Kingstown h o u toll el water, whisk was with difficulty kept down by every effort that, could ,be made. I hesitated to telegraph those statements to you as I could not trace them to any authentic source. sod had some reason to believe that they were auegerated. I have learned to-day that I was right in this opinion, though I find the rumours re peated in a very circumstantial =UMW in some of the morning journals. II has been ascertained that the Priam Cowart did not spring • leak, and that her hull is in a ' sound condition. She, however, shipped a great quantity of water, owing to the way in which she rolled when steam ing without canvas against the gale. So heavily did she roll that her hammock rotting, were occsaitnally submerged. On letting go an anchor yesterday morn. log the chain parted, and she was obliged to let go another, to which she rode easily. At the time I write the water has been completely pumped out of the vessel, and lam informed that she is ready to go to sea at soy moment. Her crew, who were hastily collected toge ther, went through a great deal of hardship during the gale of Thursday night. Several of them received severs bruins from being thrown about by the violent motion of the 'vessel, and one sustained a fracture of the leg by something having fallen upon him. On the arrival of the Prince Con sort at Leptons, on Friday morning, the injured man was as once brow hot on shore, and is now lying in hospitsl. (From the Freeman's Journal ) The iron-ease, Prince Consort, 35 guns, 4,045 tons burden, and 1,000 horerivower, which left Plymouth on Wednesday morning, for particuler service in the Hersey, put into Kiogstowe at 9 a.m. yesterday, in distress. She is in o(C`aptaia Charles De Vase, R. 14., from the Boyal a rr laid. guiship at Devosport. The Pant,* Consort was manned an short notice at Devooport, after the receipt of some istelligeoco from Liverpool respecting the steam rams building there. Os her range the Prince Coogan. when about inulchanool, unfortunately sprang a leak, and where it cannot be motrtansed, bat which u feared to be • dangerous use. She was caught in the gale of Thunday, and the pumps ware at work all night; the =Mr was in the hold about seven fest in depth; in the as&ia's adna, the wardroom, and storeroom, ankle deep. Them won so means of escape for the water, as the Koppers at the open t ep were below the water's edge, the tester bring nearly op to the fires, which, if put out, the noble vessel would have been inevitable lest. She tumbled and togged in the waves like &cork ; the hammocks le the settiogs were actually soaked with water. It was the in tention of the captain to make for Hot bead, but as there was no pilot on board the idea was abaodosd. When about three miles off Howth. a fishing smack, the William and John, boarded her, and pot oa board the master, William Oltorke, who piloted the war ship Into Kioptowo, and sub. orqoasitly brought her to anchor io the man of war reads, is about six fathoms of water. There was some taw is the sham, and it period with twenty-five fathoms With of ale. AnotW amber was let go promptly, at which she rode. On their arrival at the anchorage the men were so exhausted with working at the pumps that Captain Hutchlason, R.N., harbourmaster, who boarded her, was requested to seed some assistance from the Ajax, when mss ware immediately sent off. They worked manfully at the pump in ocitijunctioo with the donkey eagles. Nr. James Campbell, Kinptowo. bas been commissioned to raise I the anchor which had bees lost. During the gals at ma some casualties occurred es board. About eight hands are laid up In the sick bay froin accident, end a seaman named I Jahn Frencber was brought ashore yesterday to sick quar• tens, with a broken leg. Hs was attended by the surgeon of I the ship. It is reported that sloes the leak commenced only ewe leek has hem seised is pumping. PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 1. --- - _ It is reported that during a terrific hurricane which twouised ea Friday afteraece a whoops& was lest at the teak of the Isle of Wight off St. Ystharioe's Past. She was elsoreed to reach foto Male Bey. sod as milli% the °meets teak tie pie repsined her sod Was west down with all heeds. On the Wog of the Num day the Blsoolie, utilise frigate. and Teraegost, screw frigate, broke adrift from their snowier in Postaisouth harbour. and emus of this other vowels she rimed their woorinp, het without oniaisallt hay &NW. The pls. which prevails from CrWOPFSCE I vlaioask 1•11000allitiatomat Waal blown witk peal SD .WINANZTON, Ate of the' se lista7ka beasimpfrot fay years blew yesterd We Does Itatemosso. to, toe foresaw ay, from the round aod wee ze iiii6 =l. abou ehAfted tll p.m. aa Ilia dep. It to the relirmen. Front fir flow oVe• s" the heaviest. sword beats and vends woe dime whom in Eleatbarapton Water sod the IMMO aPIG The baremplor Minas extracelheary washa. 4 . DRAMA. LYCEUM. • 1 Mlle a teems ett nearly three months the Lyceum ens t•we fel es Murder eight with every peeped of • ' bps eta ',Mg swan. The house was crowded with o•e el lime &Wieser thickly studded with literary and arlisiie ellobrilies which Mr. Pechter num always able to doer = The easureets a/ the well. and boxes were L ca the most familiar terms with NA other, whfle load pillory wire amid with gaudy playgoers who • to l eielirlß *Mr *Mem 11ti themegh Ai* they *PRIM coma." Us& Baby roilly end sesseehiog liter & icAti of dramatic criticism • • ve cot been wasted is managerial id mess. Thom* et activity are shown is the frost d the home - being tee fresh and elepet be mass • er • lilteration—the whole building hes been momistnanied baited tine eurtais. The oil ;,with its bewildering webs of rotten duty ropey and beams, has been thoroughly scooped out, sad a new French pelmet structure erected in its place. The Whig Wenn al this costly experiment are very simple— to Ilght the hese of the performers instead of their shim, to as. as mash swearing and bullying as posaible babied the scenes* moving much of the soonery by machinery, to give new and improved facilities for heavy " set" sone, and histrionic gymnastic. ; to shut in the aides of the dap, aad so improve the view of those unfortunates who, litm the Royal Family, are compelled to sit in the aide boxes sad daunt the prompter ; to give us something like a sky or • roof °reclined, se the OM 14 16 1 be, instead of as imi B gtioa el s dyer's drying-home, and (morally to increase in every way the stage illusion. Experiments in the came direction hem bees tried before, particularly at Covent Garden, but Mr. Peehilw is the Ant manger who has imported the tow system in all its entirety. To seriously criticise in working on a first night meld be obviously unfair, and for the pre sent we mealy state that a large amount of solid effect was produced by cutting up the piece into " tableau," and so obtaining an =we for frequently dropping the curtain. Tin drama selected by Mr. Pechter to set himself, his company, his mosey and machinery in motion, ism Italian Mary called " Bel Demonic," which is not altogether new to Frisch. EDO* And Amebae sadism's. Though Mr. John Borieghem, the peseesladapter, has only acknowledged "Bieedhars" Italics Chronicles as the scone of his story, the French drama, L'Abbe de Castro, which was dose into English by Mason. Boncicault and 'Bridgman, at the Olym pic Theatre in 1851, under the somew hat repelling title of Bintu the Fifth, and afterwards performed in America, in undoubtedly the father of Bet Devaonio. Bach adaptor bee, of mune, smossaively ietrodnced what he mineidered he promenots in the story, but nom of the prodectioes ase of suilleiset literary importance to justify a commences of the Aerations. Mr. John Brougham, who has mach stage net and experience, which he turned to good amount in his version of the Date's Motto, hu put together a good strong serviceable play, full of incident that fits Mr. Pechter with a dubbin romantic Unman. The success el the adapter and the manager sod actor oe Saturday night wep unequi vocal, and Bet Decionio will, doubtless, loft maims to fill the theatre. The Peoiusulaz and Oriental Company's steam ship Per% Captain Jamieson, with the heavy portico of the homeward Calcutta and Chios Mails, arrived at South- I emptcm yesterday, at 1 p.m. She brhsgs 43 pmesugen ; six packages speck, vales 1,3101. ; 11 packages valeables, value 14,8701. ; also as freight, 63 packages elephsete tasks; 25 hems of 'aisles, 1110 packages sandrise, and 3,317 bales saw silk, value 320,000/. starling. Eighty national batiks, with an aggregate capital of 10,340,000 dollars, have already been authorised to com ments operation is the netted Steles—New Yoe* paper. FATAL HCCIDITT.-012 Saturday afternoon an inquest was held by Dr. Lankester on the body of Men Harriet Davis, aged 15, as orphan, residiag with bee arch and aunt, Mr. and Miss Haines, of bus,- park. On Wrdnesday morning the deceased sad hoe we went out fee a drive in a hired brougham, and, having made two m three calls, the driver was directed to deliver • at a house in the Liverpool-road. He lefb Le a rn tar that purpose, placing the ream over the dash board. He had scarcely left the carriage whoa the bone started up the mad at • gallop, and while the carriage wee thus keleg tepidly draws aleog use of the dean whammed. Davis was seen to step out. As some, however, ea her feet touched the ground she was thrown prostrate in the reed, and on parsons assembling to her assistaamm she was toned to be ieseesible sad bleeding from the beak of the head. She was instantly ooaveyed to the shop of Mr. Wootton, chemist, in Mount-row, when Dr. Butler wen sent for ; but on the snivel of that geutlemaa's amienuet it was found she was dead. Mies Haines, the sant, also leek the =mime, but escaped unhurt. Richard Powell, livery 'table-keeper, of White Hone-yard, Liverpool-road, who drove the horse as the day in queetion, said the animal was 14 or 13 years old, and that he had had it U months. He also stated that it was usual for the driver of &brougham, if required, to leave his here. The Oommer said seek ems. torn was highly to be coadmened. Ho th ought that no driver should leave his horse, and if he did so he should be rendered responsible in the ease of accident. He wee also of °plaice that. in the evert of • horns numbs away, it was saes foe the occupants of the canine to keep their mate. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." TIER YAW. COLLISION AT PINICIIICIL.OH Saturday all the sufferers by the unfortunate million at Peeicuick were giving hopes of recovery. The boy of seven who was killed was the Only sea of ILL Teemet, see of the directors of the Peebles Railway. He was travellieg borne in the charge of his Pune, ten. Say, and bad, in going in at Edinburgh Station, expressed his rreference foe a emepartment in a terneeps mar the engine to the last earner of the train, to which his nurse had brat conducted him, and which was very little injured by the concussion. The body was found on the floor of the carriage, with such injuries on the bead as showed that death meet have been instantaneous. Mrs. Say, who escaped almost by • miracle, beard the poor boy scream at the moment, and was en trkated, crying loudly for the child. She continued in such • state of meatal distraction and bodily suffering that it was not till oast day the poor boy's death could be an eonnosd to her. There were four carriages in the train, rued it was the second and third that were meet broken by the shock, the fourth having almost entirely escaped. Arramrran MURDER. —An unaccountable outrage has just been committed near Worcester. As Mrs. Barnes, who resides is • leanly mottoes DMZ the river Severe, about two miles from Worcester, was washing in her home about 10 o'clock in the morning, a men respectably dressed entered the engage, and without any miming knocked her down with a Madame, and beat list savagely about the bead until she became insensible. He then left her. On recovering her senses the poor woman gave the alarm to her neigh. boon, but no tram could be found of the assailant. A per son answering the desenption of the ruffian was men about the same time by the side of the river, and shortly after was suddenly mimed. It was thought he was a lunatic, aNd has drowsed hisisslf. the. Barnes was cesveyed to Worcester Infirmary, when it was found that the bone of the skull was depressed oe the brain. This was raised, sad the poor woman was better en Saturday. but Dot out of danger. BIRTH IN A RAILWAY CASHIAGR.—A tele • graphic meesay . _was reoeived at the Docktard stenos of the ! North Kent Railway et Saturday moro ng, that • woman bad been ocealleed between Dartford and faith in a third ' elan carriage of the made which left Stroud, at &45 a.m. ' The stenos-muter immediately forwarded the intelllgeoce to Dr. Stuart, surgeon to the R division of police, who promptly attended, and as the arrival of the train at 9.45, its usual time, be forted the woman and the lit.'s comfortable as they could be under the CirClMlSiapee si lV u ith great ewe they were reproved loom of the waiting room at the Manua, wham they are doing welL ; Tue STRAY RANH—The ,straw rem El Tonna:au was towed cut of the Rirkeo head float yesterday afternoon. ; sad authored sear her Majesty's ship Majestie. She is Dow lin posessethe of the navel and hoe Wes. 61 Monaseir will be towed out of the ileum. Laird', duck on the fith, the tide not answering before that date. Da. 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